Report of Gifts | Fall 2022

FALL 2022 | REPORT OF GIFTS

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Fall is truly one of the best times of the year in higher education. We welcome hundreds of eager new Spartans into our family and reunite with friends we missed over the break. The beautiful, albeit all too short, Vermont summer gives way to the fantastic foliage that people come from all around to see. It’s also a time when we set our sights on new initiatives for the coming year and look back at what your generosity has meant to our campus and community.

As we reflect, it is the perfect time to highlight how your gifts have made a difference on our campus and to our students.

In November of 2021, we said goodbye to our beloved Victoria Angis, who retired after 41 years of dedicated service. In lasting tribute to her outstanding accomplishments within the Castleton community and beyond, we launched the Victoria Angis Legacy Campaign and created a $50,000 scholarship in VA’s name for SOS & SGA students. The outpouring of generosity from those who loved VA also allowed us to give $10,000 gifts to causes she championed on campus: Women’s History Month, Diversity and Inclusion, Green Campus, and Student Orientation Staff.

Additionally, in November, Castleton University joined thousands of organizations around the world to celebrate Giving Tuesday. Our extraordinary Spartan community came together to support our more than 600 student-athletes and raised more than $25,000 - a Castleton Giving Tuesday record - and we surpassed our goal of 200 donations!

In total, our Spartan community during the year 2021-22 raised over $622,000 to ensure that future Spartans continue to receive the meaningful and impactful education that generations of our alumni have cherished.

Be assured that this will continue to be the case as we transition into Vermont State University in the summer of 2023. Your contributions will continue to support Castleton’s amazing campus and the success of its students. Our name may change over the years but our goal of educating the complete person never will, and your support continues to make that possible.

As always, thank you for your generosity. The past year is a testament to everything we can accomplish together. We are so grateful for your continued support.

Warmest regards,

Carrie Savage Director of Development and Alumni Affairs 2

A Convocation Celebration Castleton University kicked off its fall semester at Convocation on Thursday, Sept.

1. The event brought a crowd of more than 300 students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members to Casella Theater.

Campus Executive Director Cathy Kozlik welcomed students back to campus – including more than 600 new students. Kozlik reflected on a summer that had campus buzzing – from the Boston Crusaders who serenaded the campus community while practicing on the grounds to the athletic camps filled with potential future Spartans – and looked ahead to what’s to come this semester. She identified some of the ways she’s seen The Castleton Way at work, celebrating some of Castleton’s unsung heroes – including facilities staff and others – who work tirelessly to support our students in ways that often go unrecognized.

“From the voluntary efforts of faculty to see a need and fill it, applying for grants, and creating programs like the Center for Social Justice and Trauma Informed Care to the news that over the summer, a Castleton football player who was part of the Be the Match campaign became the fifth Spartan to donate bone marrow to help save a life,” she said.

encouraging them to lean on professors when needed.

Student Government Association Perry Ragouzis shared his experience at Castleton, reflecting on those who came before him while telling his fellow students to find something they’re passionate about and get involved on campus.

Castleton’s President Dr. Parwinder Grewal – who also serves as the inaugural president of Vermont State University – welcomed new, first-year students to campus. He encouraged them to look for opportunities at Castleton and assured them that, like him, the connection they feel to the university would be strong. He encouraged them to put their studies first but echoed Ragouzis’ sentiment to get involved on campus.

The crowd also enjoyed performances by the Castleton Wind Symphony and University Chorale, which led those in attendance through the Castleton Anthem.

Coordinator of Pathway Program for English Language Learners Adrienne Matunas introduced 44 new international students who come to Castleton from 17 countries. It is the largest cohort of incoming international students in the University’s history.

Faculty Assembly President Dr. Preston Garcia welcomed students to campus on behalf of Castleton’s dedicated professors,

Castleton’s president Dr. Parwinder Grewal welcomes first-year students to campus.

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Castleton Named Top Nursing School Nursing Schools Almanac has named Castleton University’s School of Nursing No. 59 among institutions in New England.

To produce its list, Nursing Schools Almanac reviews nearly 3,000 nursing schools and campuses across the country before assessing them on three factors: the institution’s academic prestige and perceived value, the breadth and depth of nursing programs offered, and student success (particularly on the NCLEX licensure examination).

Castleton is home to several Nursing programs for professionals at various stages of their careers. This includes a CCNEaccredited baccalaureate program and an online master’s degree in Nursing. The university’s main campus and Bennington campus feature state-of-the-art simulation centers, featuring a medication dispensing unit, pediatric simulators, and more.

A College of Distinction Colleges of Distinction has once again recognized Castleton University for its commitment to quality education and its undergraduate students. College of Distinction has celebrated schools throughout the United States for excellence in undergraduate-focused higher education for more than 15 years.

Castleton demonstrated exemplary commitment to the four distinctions, including engaging students, great teaching, vibrant communities, and successful outcomes to receive the Colleges of Distinction honor.

In addition to its overall undergraduate distinction, Castleton received additional marks of distinction in four areas: Nursing, Education, Career Development, and Business.

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“Your Castleton education has prepared – and hopefully inspired you – to find something you are passionate about and do that every day. That is how you make a difference in the world.”

- DR. TOM MAUHS-PUGH FORMER INTERIM PRESIDENT

#CastletonGrad Castleton University celebrated the accomplishments of members of the Class of 2022 at its 235th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 14, marking the first in-person, university-wide commencement in three years.

Mia Schultz, president of the Rutland Area Branch of the NAACP, addressed the more than 3,500 guests in attendance and those watching the ceremony live from home. She shared her journey to community activism, her lived experience with racism, and encouraged students to become leaders in their communities and push for positive change whenever they can.

Castleton’s former Interim President Tom Mauhs-Pugh reflected on the contributions of the class, including growth in experiential learning opportunities, clubs and activities, and more. He also encouraged students to look ahead and get excited about what’s to come.

“Your Castleton education has prepared – and hopefully inspired you – to find something you are passionate about and do that every day. That is how you make a difference in the world,” he said.

Class of 2022 President Adam Mitchell also addressed his classmates, encouraging them to find the balance between refining their skills and self-care as they begin their careers.

Assistant Professor and School of Nursing Chair Helen Papeika was recognized with the Outstanding Faculty Award. Sport Management graduate Jahwara Rennalls was honored with the Leonard C. Goldman Distinguished Senior Award. Heather Porter, a part-time faculty member in Psychological Sciences, was awarded the Endowed Outstanding Part-Time Faculty Award.

Andrew Vermilyea, associate professor and chair of the Natural Sciences Department, was awarded the Endowed Richardson Faculty Award.

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Ragouzis Named VSCS Student Trustee Perry Ragouzis, a Political Science major from Fort Collins, Colorado, has been appointed to an important position within the Vermont State Colleges System ecosystem. Ragouzis was recently named the student trustee for the VSCS Board of Trustees.

Members of the Castleton community may know him for the work he has done to organize food drives to benefit students who face food insecurity during breaks in the academic year, or from his role on various committees, or maybe they’ve seen him in class or working a shift in the box office of the Fine Arts Center.

“I want to really shed a light on just how important the student experience is, and how having a student body that leaves welladjusted to the real world is incredibly important, and it’s something that should be continually at the forefront of the board of trustees thinking,” he said.

The board of trustees provides leadership and governance at the system level, addressing issues of funding, sustainability, accessibility, affordability, and student retention and completion. The student trustee is one of 15 trustees that make up the board.

Building Bright Futures Castleton University Facilities Director Randy Crossman has been taking on a new challenge — hiking to the summit of Pico Mountain 365 times in 365 days.

Lovingly referred to as “PicoSummit365,” Crossman is hiking to foster awareness for Building Bright Futures, a non-profit organization whose mission working to improve the well-being of young children and families in Vermont.

His driving force is the love he has for his family; his daughter, Morgan Crossman, is executive director of Building Bright Futures and has her own young daughter named Amelie.

“I started hiking and running Pico when I was 14 years old, so I’ve grown up on this 6

Randy Crossman with granddaughter, Amelie.

mountain,” Crossman said. “When I started PicoSummit365 last summer, I told myself I would try it for 30 days. I made it to 30 and decided to go for 50. I needed a cause to motivate me, so I told Morgan I wanted to raise awareness of Building Bright Futures and the great things they’re doing for Vermont families.”

Crossman has hiked through all seasons, most recently facing temperatures as low as 20 degrees below zero with 15 mile-per-hour winds. He completed his challenge in June.

Our FacultyFellow The Vermont State Colleges System Board of Trustees has named Castleton English Professor and Director of the Castleton Center for Teaching and Learning Chris Boettcher as the VSCS Faculty Fellow for the 2022-23 academic year. This distinguished fellowship is awarded twice a year and recognized tenured faculty who demonstrate outstanding accomplishments in teaching and learning.

Fellowships provide time for faculty to work on academic projects that are meaningful to them by limiting the number of courses the faculty member is assigned to teach in a semester. Boettcher joined the Castleton community in 2008, teaching general education courses in writing and literature.

He will present some of his work at the Vermont State Colleges Faculty Fellow celebration next year.

PHOTO COURTESY OF KILLINGTON

Learning by Doing From students in the Resort & Hospitality Management program who play a part in bringing the World Cup to life, students who travel to Iceland to help with reforestation efforts, and students who complete internships in our local community, opportunities for real-world, hands-on learning are a critical piece of a Castleton education.

“We are so proud of Castleton students for their hard work and astute efforts. These students are engaged, learning, and making a difference in their own lives, and the lives of those around them,” said Director of Experiential Learning and Workplace Readiness Jessica Duncan ‘11.

Nearly 460 Castleton students completed an experiential learning opportunity during the spring semester. This includes internships, clinical placements, student teaching, practicums, field experience, research, and co-ops. For the year, Castleton students engaged in more than 970 experiential learning engagements.

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Transforming the Vermont State Colleges System On July 1 2023, Vermont State University officially launches unifying, bringing together the best of Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College. Vermont State will be a singly-accredited institution serving students throughout Vermont and beyond better than ever, at campuses in Castleton, Lyndon, Johnson, Randolph, Williston, and at a number of learning sites.

It’s an exciting time to be part of Vermont State University, which will building upon the long histories of our current institutions and continue the high-quality, comprehensive experiential education our colleges are known for, preparing students for rewarding careers and active citizenship.

Teams of stakeholders from across our institutions have been meeting to build the new university, with a focus on how we can better serve our students, alumni, the communities we call home, and Vermont as a whole. This work will continue throughout the transformation process.

Learn more about Vermont State University:

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Meet Vermont State University’s President Dr. Parwinder Grewal was named the inaugural president of Vermont State University in April 2022. The university, comprised of Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College, will be the first statewide, hybrid institution in the United States.

“I am honored to be selected as the Inaugural President of Vermont State University,” he said. “I look forward to collaborating with Chancellor Zdatny, the VSCS, the Board of Trustees, the State of Vermont, community leaders, faculty, staff, and students to build our new university as a national model for a state-wide, community-engaged, hybrid university that transforms lives and communities across the state.”

Dr. Grewal brings over 25 years of higher education experience and 10 years of biotechnology research and development experience in industry and government in six U.S. states and five countries. Most recently, he served at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, a new university created through the merger of three long-standing legacy institutions spanning multiple campuses and communities.

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He holds a bachelor’s degree in Agriculture and a master’s degree in Plant Pathology from Punjab Agricultural University, and a Ph.D. in Zoology from Imperial College London.

Dr. Grewal is also serving as president of Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College for the 2022-23 academic year, leading the three institutions as they transition to Vermont State University.

“Music has been something I have been involved with as long as I can remember ... There is never any doubt in my mind that I want to spend my life teaching music, and I am reminded of this every day.”

Cameron Wescott Fosters His Passion for Music at Castleton As a trumpet player who grew up in Poultney, Vermont, Cameron Wescott has performed with various ensembles around the Castleton community before attending Castleton. When it came time to decide what school he wanted to attend, Cameron felt very comfortable choosing Castleton because he “was aware of the environment here.”

Among his biggest faculty influences are Dr. Heidi Welch, assistant professor and director of music education, as well as Professor Joshua Thompson, coordinator of instrumental studies and arts recruitment.

“They are passionate, caring, and manage to push my development further than I have ever thought possible,” he said.

Beyond his relationships with his professors, Cameron also noted the close connections among students.

“Everyone has a general sense of caring for one another, and that is something I plan to take with me into my career,” he said.

Pursuing a degree in Music Education was a natural choice for Cameron.

“Music has been something I have been involved with as long as I can remember,” he said. “There is never any doubt in my mind that I want to spend my life teaching music, and I am reminded of this every day.”

For Cameron, one of the greatest highlights of his time at Castleton has been its people.

“I will definitely remember the people the most. I’ve made an incredibly strong group of friends here and I think our bond will last a long time,” he said. “If I were to get nothing else out of Castleton (which is not the case), the people I’ve met here would make it worth my time.”

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Castleton Continues to Serve as the Region’s Cultural Hub Each year, the Castleton University School of Fine and Performing Arts offers culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant events and performances as a part of the University’s Soundings program. These events are designed to engage students, faculty, staff, and community members to expand their horizons and to promote broader cultural awareness through concerts, dance performances, films, lectures, workshops, and more.

A sampling of events this season at Castleton University includes:

(Un)fractured, Sept. 8 Calliope Brass, Sept. 26 Puccini’s “Tosca”, Sept. 29 Sorting the News from the Chaff, Oct. 25 “Bring Her Home” film screening, Nov. 3 “Silent Sky”, Nov. 10-13

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT:

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Iyanna Williams ’19: Developing Career Success As a student, Iyanna Williams imagined a career working in sales, having concentrated in marketing for her degree. Nearly four years later, she’s found herself fully immersed in the world of development and fundraising.

“I kind of just fell in love with the relationshipbuilding aspect. Marketing and development are not very far off,” she said.

After moving to Boston, Williams was working for a temp agency when she accepted a placement at Harvard University. There, she worked as a staff assistant in major and principal gifts. After three months as a temp, she was hired full-time.

“Your experience is what you make it. Wanting a better opportunity is learning what you’re interested in, what your working style is, and then making those connections.

I think relationship-building

After two years as a staff assistant, she was promoted to a group leader position, where she became responsible for managing 12 other staff assistants alongside another cogroup leader.

would be my key to

Following her time at Harvard University, Williams made the transition to her current role as a major gifts officer at Wentworth Institute of Technology where she manages a portfolio of 128 prospects.

Williams noted that every role in life, whether as a student or professional, is what you make of it.

style is, and then making those connections. I think relationship-building would be my key to success,” she said.

“Your experience is what you make it.

Wanting a better opportunity is learning what you’re interested in, what your working

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One of her valued relationships is with Business professor Peg Richards.

“I think that she just was such a great teacher. She really cared about her students and checked in on her students within the coursework, but also outside of coursework,” she said.

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Spartans Recognized at Annual Award Ceremony The Castleton University Alumni Association recently recognized three Spartans for their outstanding service.

Spartan Service Award Lawrence (Larry) Courcelle ‘72 with the Spartan Service Award for 2022.

The Spartan Service Award is given annually to individuals who demonstrate outstanding service to the University. The award recognizes the achievements of individuals working on behalf of the University through service in alumni programs, on advisory committees, and through efforts made to ensure the welfare of the institution.

In addition to significant contributions of time, service, and talents throughout the years, the recipient of this award exemplifies what it means to be a Spartan and inspires the world around them through service to the community.

Courcelle is a Rutland County native and has a long, personal history with Castleton. It’s where he met his wife, Wanda, a Castleton alumna.

Currently serving as vice president of the Castleton Alumni Association, he continues his steadfast dedication to students, the institution, and his community through engagement with projects seeking to better the lives of those around him.

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Emerging Leader Award Zachary (Zak) Hale ’17, G’18 has received the Emerging Leader Award for 2022.

Established in 2019, the Emerging Leader Award is given to alumni who have graduated within the last decade, regardless of age or degree, and who are making an impact within their community or profession. The recipient must demonstrate exceptional success in their chosen field, outstanding character, creative leadership, professional achievement, and/or devotion to Castleton.

Hale received his bachelor’s degree in Accounting in 2017 and his master’s degree in Accounting the following year. After graduation, he returned to his hometown of Bennington, Vermont, where he joined his family business, Hale Resources LLC., as the chief financial officer.

Hale also devotes his time to helping community members directly by offering consulting services to those struggling to grow and expand their businesses.

Beyond the work he does in his community and business, Hale is an active member of Castleton Alumni Association’s Board of Directors. He can also be found mentoring studentathletes on the wrestling team and commentating on home matches.

Outstanding Alumni Award Elaine Hogaboom Ko-Talmadge ’60 is the recipient of Castleton’s 2022 Outstanding Alumni Award.2022.

The Outstanding Alumni Award was established in 2005 by the Castleton Alumni Association to recognize alums who have distinguished themselves through their professional accomplishments and displayed exemplary service to the University, community, and/or humanitarian efforts.

Ko-Talmadge has been an ardent champion of Castleton, supporting scholarships for students.

She established the Elaine H. and Sok Nam Ko International Student Scholarship at Castleton,

in honor of her late husband, in 2019. It is the first endowed scholarship for international students.

From Enosburg Falls, Vermont, Castleton is a special place for Ko-Talmadge. It’s where she met her late husband, Sok Nam Ko ’58. He was Castleton’s first international student.

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Homecoming & Family Weekend 2022

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Castleton Inducts Five New Members Into Athletics Hall of Fame Five members of the Castleton University community were inducted into the Castleton Athletics Hall of Fame Saturday morning in a ceremony held in the 1787 Room of the Castleton Campus Center.

Courtney Chadburn ’12 Women’s Soccer Courtney Chadburn ’12 came to Castleton in 2008 and made an immediate impact on an already-successful program. At the time of her graduation, Chadburn was one of less than 50 NCAA Division III women’s soccer players all-time to amass more than 40 goals and 40 assists in a career, finishing her time at Castleton with 86 goals and 41 assists for 213 total points—all of which are program records.

Matthew Van Der Kar ’07 Men’s Lacrosse A native of Manchester, Vermont, Matthew Van Der Kar was one of the most prolific scorers to step foot on the field for the Castleton men’s lacrosse program in the early 2000’s. He graduated in 2007 ranked second in career goals and points, scoring 117 times and totaling 167 points.

James Van Der Kar ’08 Men’s Lacrosse James Van Der Kar ’08 was a four-year starter for the Spartan men’s lacrosse program, shutting down opposing attackers with

regularity as a lockdown defender. The Manchester, Vermont, native racked up 313 ground balls in his career, the most by any defenseman in program history.

Marie Van Der Kar Gray ’11 Women’s Lacrosse Marie Van Der Kar Gray rewrote the Castleton women’s lacrosse record books top-to-bottom following an exemplary career from 2008-2011. She graduated as the record holder in nearly every offensive and defensive category, and remains among the all-time leaders in those categories in which she no longer holds the top spot.

Jack Healey Alumni Award for Contribution Jack Healey has long been the voice of Spartan athletics, calling games for thousands of fans each year since 2008. He was on the call for Castleton’s first-ever football game on September 5, 2009, and has called numerous conference championships, record-setting performances and historic moments for Spartan student-athletes.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT:

castletonsports.com/halloffame

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Men’s Hockey Nets $9,000 for Local Health Initiatives Members of the Castleton University men’s ice hockey team presented providers, administrators, and staff at Rutland Regional Medical Center with a supersized check representing proceeds raised from the inaugural Breaking the Ice on Mental Health event to benefit Behavioral Health programs and services offered by Rutland Regional.

More than $9,000 was raised at the February event at Spartan Arena. Castleton University Men’s Hockey Coach Kyle Richards and rising junior forward Grady Birk presented the

Rice Earns Invitation to Tennessee Titans Rookie Minicamp

check to Rutland Regional Medical Center CEO Claudio Fort and providers and staff from the Rutland Regional Behavioral Health Clinic.

“It was important to the team to give back to the community this year. The team recognized mental health issues have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, so we are proud to partner with Rutland Regional Medical Center to raise awareness and support for mental health services,” said Coach Richards.

After a record-breaking career for the Castleton University football team, standout defensive lineman Chris Rice has earned an invitation later to rookie mini camp by the National Football League’s Tennessee Titans.

The Bethel, Connecticut, native was a nightmare for opposing backfields during his four years with the Spartans, holding the program’s all-time records with 69 tackles for a loss and 26.5 sacks. He is also the alltime leader with eight forced fumbles, and ranks No. 2 with four blocked kicks and 13 quarterback hurries. His 228 career tackles rank seventh all-time in program history.

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The fifth-year lineman had all the accolades to go with his impressive stats, earning Eastern Collegiate Football Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2019 and 2021, and finished second in the nation in tackles for a loss in 2021. He was appointed to the New England Football Writers All-New England Team in 2019 and 2021 and earned All-Region honors from D3football.com.

The Castleton Fund

REPORT OF GIVING JULY 2021-JUNE 2022

The Castleton Fund is critical to the operation of the university. It is our greatest source of unrestricted support and is designated for departments and academic divisions. Gifts are expended in the year they are received and are applied to those areas of greatest need.

A special thank you to alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends.

Your gift truly makes a difference.

Martha C. Alexander Society Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Roy and Judy Mordhorst Kim and Stan Van Gundy Jeff & Elsie Faul Society Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Jennifer and Frederick Bagley Joseph Costello Olivia Duane-Adams Marilyn Mayo Virginia Louise Herrick Society Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Chad Clark Stephen M. Earley Jeffrey and Elsie Faul Pam Godwin Heritage Family Federal Credit Union David and Stephanie Javaheri Tom and Marybeth Rutkowski Michael and Kimberly Taber Don and Christin Wostmann Dennis and Tuesday Wright Anna McGrath Porter Society Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Martha Alexander Joan and Mark Brown Casella Waste Systems Inc. James A. Kenny Zoe Kirby Knox Family Foundation Daniel E. Stebbins Douglas Mackenzie Memorial Fund Winnie Williams Society Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Community Health Centers of The Rutland Region Casella Construction Bryan and Pamela DeLoatch Lionel and Vilma Kinney Ronald and Joan Lazzaro Jenn and Robert Nixon OMYA Industries Richard C. Richardson Rutland Regional Medical Center Lucinda L. Thomson Velco Dave and Cindy Whitman Leonard Johnson Society Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Rebecca M Becker Kelley Beckwith and Chip Stevens Frank Bellavia Brazil U23 Olympic Soccer Team Bridgton Lions Club Castleton Lion’s Club

Frances and Joseph Clare Michael and Sally Collins Charles F. Eaton F. W. Webb Company Elizabeth A. Farr First Step Pregnancy Clinic C. J. Frankiewicz Richard E. Frost Christie L. Garofano Robert and Rae Gilson Bob and Sally Grace Hadeka Stone Corp.

Janet L. Hazelton Matthew Herrington Hubbardton Forge Scott W. Hudnor Laura and Michael Jakubowski Steve and Kimberly Kirk Elaine and Dale Kreisler Lake Bomoseen Lodge Law Office of Thomas C Bixby LLC Toni Lobdell Lauren A. Lovell Lisa and Jerry Mattison David H. Nelson David H. Perrin Phototec Elicia and Brian Pinsonault Timothy J. Politis Dennis Proulx and Michael Cochrane RASP Inc. Ray Supply Rock Landscaping Robert and Darlene Rotella Ann Ruesch Todd Schill Craig D. Schroeter Barbara Fallon Senecal Eric and Coleen Slosberg Steven Timothy Spiller Elizabeth and Elliott Stevens Sugar and Spice US Army Villanti & Sons The Waggett Family Jeff, Adrienne, Sophie, and Patrick Weld Jennifer Westebbe Phyllis E. Whitcomb Mark E. Wright Dean’s Associates Gifts of $500 to $999 Peter D. Anthony Darren M. Baird Timothy M. Barrett Berkshire Bank Foundation James Brooks

Robert and Rose Bruce Michael Buckley Jonathan Capen Diane L. Chartrand Shelley Crippa David A. Lawrence, Inc. Disaster Recovery John W. Eaton Facey Goss & McPhee P.C. Mark and Michaelene Fleming Gary Gibbs Godnick’s Grand Furniture Jessica A. Gulley-Ward Carole Hinners Andrea Hood Willem Hordijk John W. Field Tree Service Frank Johnson Robert M. Johnson Poul Kristiansen Joyce E. Lee Joseph and Nancy Mark McDuff Electric Inc. Harry and Monica McEnerny Michael McGowan Kristine McMath-Padilla Gretchen K. Messina Phillip B. Modesti Maribel Morgan Joan C. Nichols Maurice and Suzanne Ouimet Melissa A Paradee Michele Pelletier and Brian Rainville Paul Phillips Gary and Mary Quinn John Raifstanger Linda and Richard Rendine Mrs. Marjorie Reuling RNL & Associates Fred and Dale Roberts James R. Sears Leslie A. Sexton Steve and Jennifer Testerman Vermont Orthopaedic Clinic VNA & HOSPICE of the Southwest Region Wilk Paving James Wright Sophie Zdatny Sterling Associates Gifts of $250 to $499 Natalie Aborn Daniel and Marilyn Ahern Michael J Anthony Damien Bogle Stephen Bohlinger Kimberly and William Brasser Daniel Callahan

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Kelley Campoli Castleton University Alumni Association Christopher D Chapdelaine Tina Chirico David Coates Brian Coon Dean G. Corsones Steven E. Cote John and Brenda Cottone George and Dorothy Cross John and Judith Crowley Pat and Cindy Cullen Ronalyn Cummings Jonathan and Ann Czar Paul L. Dowen The Draizin Foundation Inc. Michael T. Emmons Philomena and Harry Evans Caleb Marshall Fizer Andre and Meredith Fleche Jeffrey Fleming Josh Flinn Barbara Gerardi Foley Edward A. Fregosi Gillian Galle Rita Barrett Geno Charlotte Gerstein Jeffrey R. Giegler Bonnie Hanley Susan and Jason Hoffman Cecelia and Bradley Hunt Robert T. Isherwood Meg Johnston Jennifer K Jones Charles W. Jordan David Kaye Scott R Keefe The Klose Family Marian Kurath Ryan W. Laferriere Deborah C. Larson Lisa Mahon Lynch Michelle Mahon and David Sowinsko Gayle M. Malinowski Jason and Tanya Mallette Brendan Mance James Matthews Todd P. McClain Scott Michaels David Mook Cynthia L. Murray Melissa Newell Matthew J. Patry Dale M. Pease Fay E. Poulin Jeanne Raiche Peg and Mick Richards Kate Richards Ronald and Wendy Richards Robert and Tammy Roeger Mark and Mary Rogers Peter W. Roos William Rozensky Rutland Young Professionals Carrie and Jesse Savage Greg Schaub

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Sharron Scott Kristine N. Scull Arlene E. Shannon Paul Slagle Jonathan Spiro Michael S. Stevens Diane Sweet Sylvamo North America Cheryl Taylor Mike and Alicia Valentino Ken and June Ward Century Associates Gifts of $100 to $249 Kristie L. Adams Laura-Jean Adams Andrew Alexander Edward Allen and Diane Brown Hudson and Doreen Allen Bruce Anderson Michael and Courtney Anderson Victoria Angis Scott Appleby Laura R. Aquistapace Lori Arner Arnold Family Jonathan Ashley Dalton H. Athey Cathy M. Bennett Charles J. Bennison Jeremy B Benoit Stephanie A. Benson William Thomas Bergeron Susan Beringer Raymond Berry Gil and Evelyn Billings Erica Leigh Bilodeau Wenda L. Bird Tammy and Scott Bishop Ashley Bogle Edgar Bonilla Richard Bowe Margaret Brandel Angele Brill Rev. David Brown and Linda Hammer-Brown Edward and Diane Brown Bob Brown Paul D. Brundage Katharine G. Bryda Robert Burke Frederick and Marie Burnett Jeremy Burns Patrick Burns Katherine and Edward Caricato Donna Carr Rosemary and Robert Carter Twilla M Case Jason Castaldi Leslie M. Castle Castleton Woman’s Club Gordon and Joan Chader Ali Charon Robert and Alice Choiniere Deborah K. Choma Margaret A. Cioffi Rose Marie Cipriano Lily and Cameron Clark

Richard Clark Ardis Clark Donald Colburn Lamar Coleman Robert Collazo Michael D Colomb Kathleen H. Colvin Catherine Comar Bonnie L. Condit Mary Connelly Thomas Conroy William Cook Shannon Cooke Corinth Wrestling Club Kevin M. Cosgrove Kyle Costello Martha Coulter Melinda J Coupe Brad Coupe Larry and Wanda Courcelle Anne and Brian Covey Brian and Anne Covey David and Rebecca Cozzens Becky and David Cozzens Kevin Craft Jane S. Crandall Teresa M. Creber C. Michael Cronin Mary R. Crowley Michael M. Crowley Kathleen F. Cunningham Theresa B. Currier Carol P. Curtis Jeffrey R Dade Spencer Dandurand Dave and Nicole DaSilva Jonathan Davis Adam DeAngelis Keith Dearden Steven F. Denneno Brett and Madison Denning Thomas P D’Errico Myrna DeSarno Christopher Dethwick Sheila K. Diggle Anonymous Joyce A. Dow Jennifer Dubuque Karleen Duca Louise A. Duda Elaine C. Duffy Jonathan Duke Jessica A Duncan Susan Harwood Dunn Carl Dunn Wallace L. Eddy Christopher and Stacy Eder Aleah Edwards Fred Eichner Maria and Bruce Eldridge Aleah Ellis Joan Ellis Meghan A. Els Jon and Betsy Emerson Candace H. Evans Brenda Evans Kim C. Farnham

Susan and John Farrell William V. Farrell Carol E. Farrington Terence and Tammy Field Leigh Penny Fisher Hutch Fishman Danielle E Fitzpatrick Sandra H. Fitzpatrick Mary T. Flanagan Ronda Flashen Alan R. Florucci Pete and Roni Foley Cheryl Fotter Liam Fracht-Monroe Julie A Fredette Jeffrey and Carol Freeman Mary H. Fregosi Kelly Frischmann William Frittenburg Scott and Nancy Frost James and Carla Gabert Jona Gallagher Paul R. Gallo Joseph M Galusha Robert L. Gardner Dan Gardner Diana Geiver Susan Generazzo Nancy C. Girard Benjamin and Gretchen Godin Joyce A. Golden Sarah J. Goodrich Granby Wrestling Bobby Gray Christopher Gregory John and Nancy Grout Richette and Walter Gulitus Nick Gulli Phyllis G. Hale Bruce R. Halladay Jeremy and Nancy Hallenbeck Lynette E. Hamilton Carrie and Rocky Harlow Alisha B. Harlow Kali and Brendan Harris Jennifer A. Hart Richard L. Hartford Hilary Hatch Craig Hayford Earl and Annette Haynes David and Carolyn Hazen Dominic Heller Eleanor Ann Henderson Jessica M. Henderson Todd Henzel Marlene Hesketh Robert J. Higgins Dwight Hill Jeb Daniel Hodsden Jane Holt George and Cheryl Hooker Jefferson L. Howe Daniel and Susan Hudson James Humphreys Joan B. Hunt Lillian Jackson Mark and Becky Jacunski

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Glenn W. Goodale John F. Grout Peter B. Kimmel Deborah C. Larson Ronald N. Lazzaro Joanne Mallory Robert Maloney Ron A. Mecier RNL & Associates Jennifer Roosa Amey M. Ryan Michael J. Silvester Candace A. Thierry Ashley M. Yucha In memory of Gladys Colburn Donald Colburn In memory of J. Jeffrey Heinrich ‘70 Suellen Heinrich In memory of Leonard Johnson ‘45 Elizabeth A. Stevens In memory of Byron Kinney 1908 Lionel L. Kinney In memory of Mary Jean Lobdell ‘72 James R. Sears In memory of Scott Lobdell ‘70 Frank Bellavia Bonnie L. Condit Melinda J. Coupe Larry and Wanda Courcelle Jessica A. Duncan Philomena A. Evans Glenn W. Goodale Brad and Cecelia Hunt Asa L. Lanfear Linda L. Morton Sheila H. Nichols Glenn R. Priddy Gary and Mary Quinn Carrie Savage James Thomas Courtney M. Widli Dennis and Tuesday Wright In memory of Jeffrey Mantel John A. Slopnick In memory of Irwin Preston MaryBeth H. Powden In memory of Walter Reuling Marjorie Reuling In memory of Dennis Ross ‘83 Kate Ross

IN MEMORY GIFTS

In memory of Sean Salisbury ‘13 Gabriel Aguilar Jeremy B. Benoit Brandon Bergeron Brett Ford Russell Koss

In memory of Dr. Robert Aborn Jennifer A. Hart

In memory of Robert Schill Todd Schill

In memory of Paul Albro Victoria E. Angis Angele Brill Kathleen H. Colvin Shelley Crippa Julianna Dunn Barbara G. Foley

In memory of Margaret Spaulding ‘59 Robert G. Spaulding In memory of James Thieser Angelo C. Rosato In memory of Christina Trapeni ‘64 Diane M. Trapeni

In memory of Christopher White Scott P. Malinowski IN HONOR GIFTS In honor of Lukas Carlson ‘21 Jude Carlson In honor of June Dorion Cherri Sherman Paul Slagle In honor of Susan Farrell ‘69 Judith Crowley In honor of The Harry McEnerny IV Academic Scholarship Susan Beringer Raymond Berry Karen Lefkoe Monica R. McEnerny Donna and Mike O’Connor Terry Stevens In honor of Thomas Harty ‘86 Stephen Bohlinger In honor of David Wolk David Coates 1787 Society Realized Members Arthur H. Benedict Barbara M. Campbell Signe Carter Donat J. Conrad Alma Gibbs Donchian Hazel M. Hamilton

Gladys Hart Virginia Herrick Helen Houston Leonard A. Johnson Agnes Konrad Eugenia Ladam Wesley and Virginia Larrabee Edmund and Betty McCormack William Miller Goldie Nelson Dr. Robert Patterson Carol Ross Sylvia Smart Alice Sumner Joseph Tilden Jean Adams Toth Christopher White Winnie Williams Elsie Yotch

Lynette Hamilton Jeffrey and Hilary Hatch Stewart Hatch Elaine Ko-Talmadge Sean Lally Elizabeth Lane Michael E. Martin Marilyn Mayo Brenda J. Miner Joan C. Nichols David Perrin Linda and Richard Rendine Richard C. and Patricia B. Richardson Veronica Solomka Steven Timothy Spiller Allene Denny Thurston Emily and Alec White Dennis and Tuesday Wright

Planned Members Anonymous (3) Martha Alexander Frank Bellavia Gil and Evelyn Billings Judith Carruthers Sam Chandler Donald Colburn Michael and Sally Collins George and Dorothy Cross Arthur DeLorenzo Stacy DeVivo June Dorion Stephen Earley C. J. Frankiewicz Robert and Rae Gilson Richard and Nancy Glasscock

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