Concordia St. Paul Magazine | Fall 2008

Giving back

Alumni show appreciation for what the University has done for them

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Cover Story

Giving Back: Concordia alumni recognize the role the University has played in enriching their lives and they have found ways to give in return.

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Blue and Gold = Green: Concordia Responds

Concordia St. Paul magazine is published by the Office of University Advancement Concordia University 275 Syndicate Street North St. Paul, MN 55104-5494 www.csp.edu 651-641-8230 1-800-333-4705

News

New Residence Life Center Enhances Student Experience to Global Climate Change and the Growing Green Economy

Rare Reunion: Vangs and Bergs Meet Again

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Sports

Concordia Announces New Sea Foam Stadium to be Built

Publisher

Heather Riddle, Vice President for University Advancement Editor

Lindsey Brown Contributing Writer Mark Hequet

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Design and Layout

Faculty News

Resident Artist Earns McKnight Fellowship

Hil Albuquerque Photography

Greg Helgeson Address changes should be directed to

Sarah Erkkinen ’02 Director of Alumni Relations and the Annual Fund Concordia University 275 Syndicate Street North St. Paul, MN 55104-5494 or via e-mail to erkkinen@csp.edu.

Concordia University, St. Paul is a member of the Concordia University System, a national network of 10 colleges and universities of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. Concordia University, St. Paul admits students of any race, color and national or ethnic origin.

Mission Statement

The mission of Concordia University, St. Paul, a university of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, is to prepare students for thoughtful and informed living, for dedicated service to God and humanity and for the enlightened care of God’s creation, all within the context of the Christian Gospel. © 2008 Concordia University St. Paul

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Alumni News

Homecoming 2008: See pictures from the action-packed weekend

Class Notes

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Benefactors Report Concordia was blessed with record-breaking contributions and involvement during the 2008 fiscal year.

LETTERS

Concordia Blessed

by Servant Leaders “If one of the occupying military troops forces you to carry his pack one mile, carry it two miles.” Jesus’ advice, recorded in the Sermon on the Mount, probably startles the average person today as much as when Jesus first expressed it. Jesus knew that volunteer labor can bless both giver and receiver because volunteer efforts express love.

Stories about volunteer labor for Concordia’s welfare abound from when I was a student here. As a shining example, for decades the Concordia Guild sewed curtains for dormitory windows. Mr. Richard Danowsky, Sr., now in the church triumphant, voluntarily drove around Minnesota picking up food donations (a lot of rutabagas, potatoes and onions) from individuals and congregations for the Concordia cafeteria. State health laws now prohibit such food collecting, but Concordia remains a place where volunteers make a difference.

Concordia friends and alumni, like our featured alumna Sally Cordes ’55, give precious time and great talent to enrich Concordia. Our alumni gatherings have never been the same since Sally’s creative energy began to draw more graduates back for meaningful celebrations. In addition, students, faculty and staff volunteer thousands of hours in activities like tutoring children, teaching Sunday School or Bible class, singing in choirs, coaching sports, serving meals to the homeless, teaching English to new immigrants and traveling globally for Christian mission projects.

This edition of “Concordia St. Paul” says thank you to all who give time, talent or gifts to Concordia. We welcome others to do the same. Jesus also said, “Let your light so shine before people that they see your good works and give praise to your Father in heaven,” Matthew 5:16. We gratefully see your good works. We thank you and praise God. In Christ, Bob Holst President

Concordia dedicates this issue of our magazine to our colleague and dear friend, Scott Harr, JD. Professor Harr died suddenly and unexpectedly on September 30, 2008 but our faith in Christ knows that our human loss must now also rejoice in Scott’s heavenly victory. Scott’s deep Christian faith motivated his dedicated and skillful expertise in leading Concordia’s Criminal Justice programs.

His legacy leaves not only a solid academic program but also grateful students and loyal friends. We pray that his wife, daughter, son and all who knew Scott will find comfort and peace in the promises of God and the memories of a well lived life.

letter to editor Greetings Concordia: Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of the Homecoming activities this year. Your outreach efforts to the alumni of Concordia do not go unnoticed by your peers. Each alum shares similar fondness of Concordia and yet have had our separate journeys. God is able to use the unique talents and abilities He has given us to serve Him. Thanks for the memorable experiences of this past weekend and the opportunity to rekindle/ reflect on Concordia’s part of my journey.

Many good people have been a strong influence on my life at Concordia. Looking forward to reconnecting at other opportunities ahead!

Sincerely, Naomi Stohlmann ’98

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COVER STORY

Giving Back

Alumni show appreciation for what the University has done for them When Bob ’55 and Sally (Clingenpeel) Cordes ’55 moved back to Minnesota in 2003 after retiring, their top request to their realtor was; “We have to be 30 minutes or less from Concordia University!” They wanted easy access to campus so volunteering and attending fine arts performances would be convenient.

Sally can’t imagine not giving back to a place that has given so much to her. The same sentiment is shared by many alumni.

For Sally, Concordia has provided her more than an education. It has served as the meeting place for her and Bob, a place for fine-arts entertainment, and a social outlet. Sally expresses her gratitude by spending retired days volunteering for Concordia.

Sally became more involved with the University in 2004.

“When our 50th class reunion approached, I called the alumni office and said I would like to be instrumental in planning the reunion,” said Sally. “And after the alumni director picked himself up off the floor he said, ‘Great!’

Nobody had come forward to offer to help in this way.”

Sally formed and managed a committee that organized a reunion with record attendance.

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The following year, President Holst ’56 was preparing his golden reunion and he knew of Sally’s success so he sought her help. Under Sally’s direction, golden reunion attendance has skyrocketed. She now spends between 10 and 20 hours each week coordinating all of the reunions and Concordia’s travel program. The key to Sally’s success has been getting alumni to encourage each other to attend. She takes a lot of pride in watching former classmates reconnect.

“It’s so much fun for me to watch the golden reunion folks have fun,” she said. “That means I’ve done my job.”

Sarah Erkkinen ’02, director of Alumni Relations and the Annual Fund, values the insights and work of Sally and the many other volunteers helping increase alumni engagement. “Concordia benefits greatly by having a network of alumni who are passionate about reconnecting with their alma mater and one another,” said Erkkinen.

COVER STORY She often turns to the Alumni Council. Sally and Bob serve on the council along with Paula Aman ’94, Rhonda BehmSevereid ’88, Jaclyn (Erickson) Davern ’01, Rev. Dennis Heiden ’79, Sheila Heiden ’79, Barbara Washington ’74, Steve Pickel ’76, Michael Korstad ’02, Rev. Dr. Ken Kaden, ClarenceJones(’99’03),JessicaEllis’08,andLoriHertzberg’88.

The council, founded in 1910, works in partnership with the office of Alumni Relations in sponsoring and planning ways for alumni to reconnect and give back to Concordia.

Each year the council forms action teams, known as “A-teams.”

Last year, the council formed the Executive, Mentoring, Recognition, Homecoming, Legacy of Diversity and Volunteer A-teams. The teams hosted events to reconnect alumni, they rallied volunteers, provided valuable career resources for current students, and recognized outstanding alumni.

Pictured left to right are alumni council members: Sheila Heiden ’79, Clarence Jones ’99 ’03, Rhonda Behm-Severeid ’88, Rev. Dr. Ken Kaden, Steve Pickel ’76, Rev. Dennis Heiden ’79, Jaclyn (Erickson) Davern ’01, Sally (Clingenpeel) Cordes ’55, Bob Cordes ’55, Lori Hertzberg ’88, Barbara Washington ’74, Michael Korstad ’02 and Jessica Ellis ’08.

Not pictured: Paula Aman ’94.

Alumni Council members feel a sense of pride and involvement. “The University has maintained a commitment to excellence and acceptance in this global society without making an apology for its Christian standards,” said Clarence Jones (’99 ’03), Alumni Council vice-president.

Members also feel loyalty to the University’s mission.

“Concordia hasn’t lost sight of the Gospel as a central role in education,” said Rev. Dennis Heiden ’79.

“I am able to stay connected to my roots and support what God did for me as a student while playing a role in that happening to other young men and women.” Bob Cordes feels the same.

“I still promote the University because it’s such an important part of the church’s ministry,” he said.

COVER STORY Council members have a sense of connection to the Concordia community. “I get to know people who’ve experienced the University in a different era,” said Rhonda Behm-Severeid ’88, Council president. “It’s interesting to find you have a shared experience but went to Concordia 20 years apart.” The Council gets a glimpse into the lives of current students through their close relationship with the Student Alumni Council (StAC).

StAC, founded in 2004, serves as the bridge between current students and alumni. Like the Alumni Council, StAC organizes and hosts events throughout the year for students to connect with alumni. Acting as ambassadors for the student body, they keep alumni in touch with life as a current Concordia student.

Just the way current students share their lives with alumni, alumni enjoy telling students about their days at Concordia. Melissa Bergdall ’09, StAC member said, “I helped out with Golden Reunion for the class of ’58 and getting to listen to some of their experiences was priceless!

I heard about how the dorms were set up, how much it cost to attend school, and other interesting things.”

willing to give back to Concordia in many ways,” said Erkkinen. “They’re focused on investing in the future of Concordia. They understand the stronger Concordia is, the more valuable their diploma is. They’re not satisfied with Concordia being mediocre.”

Sally believes Concordia’s future is as bright as hers and Bob’s was at the moment of their meeting in chapel in 1955. “Concordia has come a long way since I was a student here,” Cordes said. “Some people have criticized that CSP isn’t what it was back in the 50s and 60s. Well of course not! I am not the same person I was back in the 50s and 60s either. The important thing is that the Gospel is still being taught and proclaimed here.” And for that reason, Sally and so many others think it’s important to give back.

StAC also works to maintain Concordia traditions. They celebrate Founder’s Day each fall to remind students of Concordia’s rich legacy. Root beer floats are served and those gathered sing happy birthday to the University.

“StAC allows the entire Concordia family to keep its traditions alive,” said Bergdall. “We really encourage school spirit and giving back to the school that has given us so much.”

StAC member Tim Sailer ’09 said the organization allows its student members to start thinking about what life will be like as alumni. “I’ve been able to gain a better sense of alumni involvement and what they can do for Concordia,” said Sailer. “Being a part of the Concordia community doesn’t stop once you get your diploma.”

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Homecoming is a way for everyone to celebrate the Concordia community. The number of volunteers at Homecoming shows increased support for Concordia. This year, there were more than 60 Homecoming volunteers. Volunteers helped with registration, in the Bear Garden and with set-up and take-down. “Our events continue to be successful because of our great volunteer leadership,” said Erkkinen.

Alumni Council past-president, Steve Pickel ’76, sees the value of volunteers too. “It takes volunteers to make this place go and there are a lot of people with different personalities and gifts that can generate ideas so that we can continue to shape and move this place forward,” he said.

Erkkinen said volunteering is a meaningful way to impact future alumni and continually encourage and foster Concordia’s growth. “It’s inspiring to me to see alumni

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2 1 Student Alumni Council member Danielle Stewart ’10 serves Izzy Pops at Comet’s Carnival during Homecoming.

2 Kevin Bonine ’75 enjoys a Turkey leg while volunteering in the Homecoming Bear Garden.

COVER STORY

Thank you Homecoming volunteers!

Joy Anderson ’02

Dave Johnson ’83

Angela Bargmann ’01 Jill Johnson ’83 Jim Bargmann ’99

Karen Johnson ’02

Gretchen Beecroft ’67 Clarence Jones ’99 ’03

Do you want to give back?

If you would like to give back to Concordia, please contact the University Advancement office at 651-641-8810 or by emailing Vice President for Advancement Heather Riddle at riddle@csp.edu.

You can also visit ave.csp.edu/volunteer. Alumni, parents, former employees and all former students are invited to consider a wide range of volunteer opportunities.

Make your volunteer hours worth more through Thrivent Financial for Lutheran’s GivingPlus program! In an effort to recognize volunteer service, Thrivent will give $25 to Concordia for qualifying volunteer hours. 25 or more hours per year are required to qualify. Volunteer service includes unpaid time working on projects, activities, or serving on a governing or task group for the recipient organization. There is a place on the Thrivent Matching form to report volunteer hours.

To read an excerpt on the history of the Alumni Council from Oswald Overn’s “History of Concordia College”, visit ave.csp.edu/magazine

Ted Beise (Acad. ’58)

Kasey Keeler

Dawson Blank ’99

Andrea Kleoppel

Kevin Bonine ’75

Steve Koepcke ’58

Pam Bonine

Richard Koehler ’58

Rick Bothwell ’83

Kate Lee ’05

Jeff Burkart

Soua Lee ’04

Cheryl Chatman

Amy Lloyd

Andrea

Briana Norton

Christiansen ’07

Bill Pieper ’73

Sally Cordes ’55

Nancy Pieper ’73

Bob Cordes ’55

Mark Press

Jaclyn Davern ’01

Steve Pickel ’76

Roger Dramstad ’68

John Redding ’89

Brian Doyle ’04

Sharon Schewe ’77

Joel Erkkinen ’01

Amy Scholz

Rev. Tom Evans ’81

Michael Scholz

Rob Fink

Rhonda Severeid ’88

Carolyn Fink ’76

Tru Thao ’05

Sam Fink

Mai-Neng Vang ’06

Katey Fink

Melanie Vasterling ’08

Justin Fleming

Youa Vang ’07

Joe Florez ’94

Jim Vehling ’58

Heidi Goettl

Ka Youa Vue ’06

Dennis Heiden ’79

Shae Wallin ’08

Shelia Heiden ’79

Diane Wegner ’74

Don Holst Acad. ’58

Jim Wegner ’74

Chris Hopkins ’83

David Williams ’70

Bill Irwin ’73

Kali Williams ’08

Andrew Johnson ’02

Bradley Wold ’78

Jim Vehling (Acad. ’58, Junior College ’60) organized his 50th Academy class reunion which brought back close to 50 classmates.

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New Residence Life Center Enhances Student Experience ■

Apartment-style complex

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4-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and studio-style units

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Opened for returning students Saturday, Aug. 23

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Capacity to house 300 students

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Amenities include wireless internet, local phone service, cable television, fitness center, laundry facility, and media room

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Tanya Mullen ’10, Kait Craig ’10, Maria Steinhagen ’09, and Abby Nielsen ’08 ’09, live in a four-bedroom unit and enjoy heated games of Guitar Hero in their living room and meals together in their kitchen.

Units feature a kitchen, living room, and furnished private bathrooms and bedrooms

Campus housing is up 20 percent from last year’s fall semester Houses upperclassmen

Take a virtual tour of the RLC at www.csp.edu/camupslife/ virtualtour

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The girls also enjoy having their own bedrooms where they can study, have their privacy and express themselves as they wish.

Pictured left: Abby Nielson (’08 ’09) Pictured right: Kait Craig ’10

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Reaching out to churches Amy Scholz joined the Concordia staff in July as the new director of Church Relations. Prior to coming to Concordia, she was the director of Church Relations and friends of Concordia at Concordia University Wisconsin and has worked in Lutheran higher education for more than 11 years.

Her role is to build and encourage relationships between Concordia and congregations. Scholz will represent Concordia at various LCMS events and other church-related gatherings. The Office of Church Relations works closely with many departments on campus and communicates with churches about the happenings at Concordia through Concordia Sundays, presentations and oncampus events. “We want to be a resource to our churches and I am looking forward to strengthening

our collaborative relations,” said Scholz.

“I am really excited to share all the wonderful things happening at Concordia!”

Amy is pursuing a master’s degree in student personnel administration from Concordia Wisconsin and in addition to her professional vocation, she keeps busy with various volunteer and church activities.

She married Rev. Michael Scholz in May and they live in River Falls, Wis. where he serves as Pastor at Luther Memorial Lutheran church.

For information on scheduling a Concordia Sunday or having Concordia represented at your congregation, please email Amy at scholz@csp.edu or call her at 651-603-6273.

Blue and GOLD=Green

Concordia Responds to Global Climate Change and the Growing Green Economy Dr. Bruce Corrie, dean of the College of Business and Organizational Leadership (CBOL) knows an emerging economy when he sees one. And as the green economy begins to boom, he is ensuring Concordia educates students to respond to the industry.

CBOL will formally launch a green Bachelor’s of Business Administration degree in fall 2009 to fulfill the growing demand for qualified workers in the industry. Corrie said behind every technical job the industry creates, there are just as many business and management jobs.

“Not every occupation is green but you can become green by making some changes,” said Corrie. He said the green BBA fits Concordia’s mission to prepare students for enlightened care of God’s creation. “We would like our students to think about the business decisions they make and be stewards of our resources.”

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“When you’re greening the economy, we need to make sure people grow with it,” said Corrie.

As another way to foster that growth, Concordia

partnered with ALANA (African, Latino, Asian and Native Americans) and hosted a Green Summit for community business leaders to talk about global climate change and their responses.

Lois Quam, leader of strategic investing, green economy and health at Piper Jaffray, spoke at the summit and urged leaders to try new things and adapt quickly. “The measure of [Minnesota’s] success isn’t whether we’re moving quicker than in the past or quicker than other states,” she said.

“It’s about the Earth. Global climate change—it’s begun, it’s underway.”

Corrie is excited to meet the needs of the business world and world at large by offering this very unique degree.

“The green economy has the potential to transform our lives in very dramatic ways. We at the College of Business and Organizational Leadership would like to prepare our students for the future green collar jobs and green businesses.”

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Rare reunion

Vangs and Bergs Meet Again Help. It’s what Christians do — and what Leslie and Meredith Berg did when Augustana Lutheran in West St. Paul, Minn., asked members to sponsor Southeast Asian refugees. The Bergs stepped up and then let go without expectations.

After 29 years, the families found one another again in a rare, joyous reunion.

Counterclockwise from top: Vangs and Bergs in 1979, Lia Pha Vang and her sons in 1979, The ring made of wreckage of vietnam War planes given to Meridith by the Vangs in 1979.

When Vangs and Bergs first met at Twin Cities International Airport in 1979, Meredith waved a photo at the gate. The Vangs knew no English. “I see my picture first,” remembers Houa Vang, now knowing English. “That made me feel better.”

He was 23, his wife Lia Pha younger and pregnant. Their toddler scrambled beside them. Vang’s worry was his family. “Are they going to be safe,” he wondered.

At an airport escalator, the newcomers stopped. The Bergs suspected cultural shock — but Houa Vang now describes a tired, pregnant wife afraid of falling.

Vangs and Bergs took the stairs into their new life. Bergs assisted the Vangs in finding jobs and an apartment. They showed Vangs how to take buses and go to the clinic for baby shots and checkups. Then a return trip when the toddler burned himself with a pan of hot water.

How did they communicate? “We didn’t,” said Meredith. A touch on the shoulder or smile sufficed when no translator was present. “Their lives were in our hands,” said Meredith, “and they knew that.” Once here, Vang learned English and took factory jobs. He now works at Pioneer Packaging and Printing Inc. in Anoka. Lia Pha does medical assembly work at another plant.

Daughter Amme Vang, born in 1987, said her family lives what she calls “half the Hmong life, half the American life.” The passenger-service worker at Twin Cities International Airport praises her parents. “Mom and Dad always worked so hard,” Amme said. “They had the courage to bring the family over.”

Lee Pao Xiong, Concordia’s director of the Center for Hmong Studies, thinks reunions between refugees and their sponsors are rare. This one happened when the Bergs, of North Hudson, Wis. — Meredith a retired teacher, Leslie a retired 3M chemist, both longtime Concordia friends — saw a “Concordia St. Paul” magazine story on Xiong gathering archives.

The Bergs sent Xiong photos of the Vangs and a ring from them made of remnants of wreckage from the Vietnam War. Xiong circulated the photos in hopes to reunite the families.

The June 27 reunion surprised the Bergs. The Vangs now have eight children and seven grandchildren.

All speak English, but quiet Lia Pha spoke volumes without it. “She did not let go of my hand the whole evening,” said Meredith.

Meredith’s scriptural guidance on this one? Faith without works is dead. “We can make a difference in somebody else’s life, if we just step out of our own comfort zone,” said Meredith.

Story by Marc Hequet

Vang and Berg’s reunion on campus To view more pictures of the families, visit ave.csp.edu/magazine.

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CSP SPORTS

Concordia To Build Stadium and Outdoor Track

Sea Foam Stadium

With the largest single gift in Concordia’s history, the University launches a fund drive for a new stadium and outdoor track. The project will feature a football/soccer field, artificial turf, running track, field equipment, scoreboard, lights, temporary and permanent seating, parking, inflatable bubble, concession facilities, locker rooms, weight training, press box, outdoor plaza, offices, and hospitality rooms.

The $5 million gift by Phil Fandrei ’51, Mark Hanson and Matthew Hanson, the executives and management of Sea Foam Sales Company, makes it possible for the University to undertake this project but significant fundraising is still needed. “It truly is another opportunity to

have God’s glory be exemplified,” said Phil Fandrei ’51. “Concordia is changing with the times and trends, but God remains at its center.”

An on-campus athletic facility will strengthen Concordia and the community by boosting student recruitment and retention, enhancing school spirit and pride, offering community outreach, and increasing Concordia’s visibility. The stadium will be built on the corner of Concordia Ave. and Hamline Ave. and be visible to the hundreds of thousands of motorists who travel Interstate 94 daily. Concordia hopes to open the facility by the fall of 2009.

President Holst and athletic director Tom Rubbelke accept a $5 million check from Phil Fandrei ’51 for the new Sea Foam Stadium during the Homecoming football game.

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Faculty News

Life-long Passion for Art Earns Fields McKnight Fellowship Concordia resident artist, Marko Fields, has had a few epiphanies in his life. One of his greatest was in 1991 when he first laid his hands in clay. Since then, Fields has developed a passion and knack for developing high-caliber artwork that has earned him one of this year’s prestigious McKnight Fellowships.

With the remainder of his fellowship money, Fields will travel to various cities in Mexico exploring native art. “I find myself drawn to the art by tribal and indigenous communities who don’t even have the word art in their vocabulary,” said Fields.

“They cover their clothes, bodies and houses with this art but they don’t even consider it art. It’s very much an intrinsic part of their lives.” This spring, Fields also plans to conduct research in Jingdezhen, Fields’ enthusiasm for art blossomed long China, the porcelain capital of the world. before he discovered clay. His affinity for native art is rooted in his Comanche heritage Fields said receiving the fellowship was a defining and Wichita, Kan. upbringing. He started moment in his career. “I’ve won a lot of prizes, taking art lessons as a child and his interest shows and awards along the way but getting a never waivered. Fields dropped out of college McKnight is the most sublime of all of those,” in the 1970s but never let go of his desire to he said. “It’s a validation that in 1991 when I set become a college art professor. After beating off on a mid-life career change, which was scary, the substance addiction that he struggled that it was indeed the right thing to do because with throughout his 20s, he met Amy, who I found my life’s work.” became his wife and encouraged him to fulfill his dream of becoming a professor.

Fields enrolled at the University of Kansas in 1991 to obtain his bachelor of fine arts degree. It was at KU where Fields was introduced to clay, a life-changing moment he ranks next to the moment he first saw the 12 steps of recovery. “It was one of the pivotal moments in my life,” said Fields. “It is what I’d been looking for all of my life.”

He went on to earn his master of fine arts degree from Kansas State University and achieved his lifetime goal of becoming a college professor. During his 10 years as a professor, his passion for art has grown and he passes that love along to Concordia students.

To read more faculty accomplishments visit ave.csp.edu/magazine

Pictured above: Concordia artist Marko Fields, works on a ceramic piece.

Pictured right: Fields submitted this work, entitled “Venus Gaia,” which helped him earn the McKnight Foundation Fellowship.

For his outstanding work in ceramic arts, Fields earned a prestigious McKnight Foundation Fellowship this year including $25,000 to spend reflecting and exploring art to further develop his craft. Wanting to give something significant to Concordia and to continue researching his medium, Fields purchased a soda kiln for the art department with a portion of the fellowship money.

The kiln introduces diluted baking soda to the clay pieces when it reaches a very high temperature. “It creates flashing and visual affects you can’t get any other way,” said Fields “It’s quite dramatic and beautiful.”

ALUMNI NEWS

Homecoming 2008

Phil Fandrei ’51, President Holst, and Golden Bear fans cheer on the football team during the game against Augustana.

Above: Bill Irwin ’73 and Bill Pieper ’73 present a check to President Holst for the David E. Aasved Scholarship fund.

Below: Bill Irwin ’73 talks with Jessica Tewes ’09, the 2007 David E. Aasved Scholarship recipient, at the ’73 reunion.

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For more pictures of Homecoming visit ave.csp.edu

Left: The family of football player Robert Spence ’12, cheer on the Golden Bears at the football game.

Right: Former football player, Brian Doyle ’04, shows his appreciation to Phil Fandrei for his $5 million gift to the University for the new stadium.

Far Right: Comet and Natalie Cochrane ’10 support the Golden Bears at the football game.

Right: Athletic Hall of Fame inductees pictured standing left to right: Marla (Garbers) Anderson ’96, Kelli (Strehlo) Schunk ’98, James Wilson ’79, Naomi Stohlmann ’98, Steve Mudgett ’95, Eric Schutte ’98, Tom Cross ’90, Louis Carter ’82, Rev. Dr. Ken Kaden. Kneeling: Dustin Trombley ’94 and Mark Sikich ’83.

Below: Members of the class of ’83 enjoyed their reunion.

“It was good for our souls; a mini vacation to a less stressful time. It was perfect,” said Rick Bothwell ’83.

Left: Academy class of ’58 pictured left to right Row 1: Lowell Habeger, Mark Gully, Dale Fisk, Bill Grimm and Larry Meyer Row 2: Don Holst, David Franzmeier, Fred Voightmann, Robert Cleaveland and Jay Decker Row 3: Jim Vehling, Gordon Beck, Steve Koepcke, Bruce Brinkman and Jim Bloedel Row 4: Ivan Gunderman, Jim Marquardt, Bill Hoffmann, Don Schultz, John Gerten and Ted Beise

The Wurst and Kraut eating contest’s student team were tough enough to capture the trophy.

Left to right: Tom Boutilier ’11, Colby Reinking ’09, Andrew Smith ’09, Emily Owen ’09, and Matt Morgan ’09.

ALUMNI NEWS 1930s Rev. Fred Miller’s (’30) wife, Frida, passed away on November 12, 2006. The two were married in May 1935. Rev. Miller was ordained the following month.

He served in the military from 1941 to 1964.

1940s

IN MEMORY Rev. H. William Lieske (’33 ’35), was called to our Lord on August 13, 2007. Rev. H. William Lieske was born on October 14, 1916, in Minnesota. He graduated from Concordia Theological Seminary, St. Louis on June 6, 1941. William married Helen Koeing on June 21, 1942, at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Their marriage for nearly 65 years was blessed with six children.

Rev. William Lieske served as a pastor in the LCMS from his ordination on June 12, 1942 until his retirement in 1985, when he continued to serve various vacancies. He served congregations in Joliet, Ill. (1942-1949), Topeka, Kan. (1949-1955), Salina, Kan. (1956-1960), New Orleans, La. (1960-1966), and Warrington, Fla. (1966-1969). He served as executive secretary for Parish Ministry of the Southern District of the LCMS from 1969-1983, living in New Orleans.

Rev. Martin H. Kretzschmar (’33 ’35), entered the kingdom of triumph on March 6, 2007 surrounded by his loved ones. He was survived by his wife Alma, six children, 19 grandchildren and 34 great grandchildren.

Martin attended Concordia Seminary in St. Louis and was ordained December 7, 1941 in Wrenshall, Minn. and faithfully served 12 congregations. Rev. Kretzschmar served his country in WWII. In 1951 the National Guard was activated and once again Martin was called to serve his country, this time in the Korean War. Martin served as Pastor at Christ Lutheran Church in Belmonte, Mass. (1953-1958), and Saint James Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, Minn. (1958-1966) which became the first racially integrated church in South Minneapolis. He also served at Zion Lutheran Church in Brainerd, Minn. from 1966-1973. Martin ended his career as a Pastor in Wisconsin at Redeemer Lutheran in 1979. Martin spent his final years at St. Andrew’s Village witnessing to many during coffee times and bridge.

Carolyn Young, age 76, of Norwood-Young America, died at the Ridgeview Medical Center in Waconia. She is survived by husband LeRoy Young, former Concordia professor, children Randee Petterson (David) of Maple Plain, Cary Young of St. Paul, Mark Young (Missy) of Chaska, Dan Young (Ann) of Hamburg, Paul Young (Ruth) of Lakeville.

Jim Hahn, former faculty member, passed away on Tuesday, Sept.

23, 2008. His funeral was held on Friday, Sept. 26. Memorials may be made to St. Paul’s Lutheran School, Lakeland, Fla.

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Daniel Ondov ’43 married Lorraine Juengel on August 12, 1949 at Christ Church Minneapolis, Minn. They have three children and one deceased child. Daniel was ordained September 12, 1948 at St. John Lutheran Church in Rudyard, Mont. Daniel served there until September 1950. He then served in a number of churches including Lutheran in Missola, Mont. from 1950-1959, St. John’s in Scottsbluff, Neb. from 1959-1966, Bethany in Omaha, Neb. from 1966-1977, Trinity in Lincoln, Neb. from 1977-1989, and Mount Olive in Billings, Mont. from 1989 to his retirement in 1990. Daniel has received a number of awards from LCMS Foundation. He worked part-time for the Foundation from 1991 to 1998 as a planned giving counselor in the Montana District.

Daniel also served on the Synod’s Stewardship Council for eight years, on Forward In Remembrance in the Nebraska District, and on the Nebraska and Montana District’s Board of Directors.

NormanClark’47marriedMarianneonSeptember3, 1949. They have three sons and one daughter.

Jerome Dey (Acad. ’48) married Angela (Sally) Nihart in September 1963. They have five sons and seven grandchildren. Jerome retired from the St. Paul Fire Department in 1991. In 1995 Jerome and Angela moved to their home in the North Woods.

1950s Wittenberg English Ministry has just completed it’s 11th season in Wittenberg, Germany. During the tourist season of May 1-October 31, pastors from the United States, Canada and Australia traveled and conducted worship services in English on Saturday evenings in two historic churches there. There were also twice weekly 30minute devotions in the small Corpus Christi Chapel where Luther conducted small funerals and weddings.

This season, four of the 13 participants were CSP alumni: Robert Cordes ’55, Vern Gundermann ‘57, Fred Wiese ‘58 and Loel Haak ‘58.

Rev. Melvin Weseloh (Acad. ’50) celebrated his 50th anniversary of marriage and ministry in June 2007. He has four children and eight grandchildren.

He has served in New York, Minnesota and Illinois.

He received the Christian Education Award from the Lutheran School Association in Decatur, Ill. in 1997.

He has also served in a variety of leadership positions for various congregations, districts and conventions.

IN MEMORY David Schlade (Acad. ’58), was called to our Lord, August 26, 2008 at Henry County Hospital. David was born April 14, 1940, in Wellsville, NY, the son of Rev. Edwin Schlade and Irma Schlade.

David is survived by his wife, Janice Yunker, whom he married in 1965, who survives. David served as a supervisor at GM Powertrain, Defiance, for 29 years, retiring in 1992, and was employed at Walker Mortuary of Napoleon. David was a veteran of the United States Navy, where he served as a member of the burial honor guard. He was an elder of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Napoleon where he was a congregational chairman and served on the board of education at the church. David also attended Bowling Green State.

Also surviving are a son, Eric (Dawn), Hamilton; a daughter, Sarah (Patrick) Jackson, Napoleon; two brothers Dr. Roger (Ruth Ann) of Swanton and Edwin II, Aitkin, Minn.; and four grandchildren.

Services were held at St. Paul Lutheran Church Napoleon. Burial took place at the Glenwood Cemetery with military honors.

Preferred memorials are to the church, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation or Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

ALUMNI NEWS Mission Services. She served in Papua New Guinea from 1967-1975 and then in Nigeria from 1991-1996.

Roberta also worked for Lutheran Hour Ministries, serving in Beirut, Lebanon from 2001-2004.

Mertice (Spaude) Brueske ’55 married on August 27, 1961. She has three children; Patrick, Elizabeth and Jeffery.

Janette (Himmer) Dorn ’55 has four children, 16 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.

Janette and her husband celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in July 2007 with a Caribbean cruise.

William Engelmann ’55 married on December 28, 1958. William has one biological daughter, Lisa, born October 10, 1966 and one adopted daughter, Holly, born January 26, 1973 and adopted in 1978. During William’s career as a chemist he had 75 publications and presentations as well as six patents, four United States and two foreign. In October and November 1995, William did a 10-day tour of Israel.

Ralph Huwe ’51 is married to Barbara. They have six children; Timothy, Thomas, Jonathan, David, Krista and Tobiah.

The Lord has blessed Rev. Robert Friedrich ’56 and his wife with 19 grandchildren.

James Larson ’51 served as a missionary in Papua New Guinea from 19571973. He was Pastor at Lewiston and Stockton Minn. from 1974-1977. He also served as Pastor at St. John Lutheran in Granite, Okla. from 1977-1995.

Eunice (Mock) Kohlmeyer’s (’56) husband Walter passed away on February 23, 2006.

James Koehler’s (’52) wife passed away in September 2002. James has traveled throughout Europe and the United States.

Herbert Spomer ’52 celebrated his 50th wedding and ordination anniversaries in 2007. He retired in June 1998 from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Thomas, Pa. Richard Holstein ’53 is married with four children. After receiving his associate of arts degree at Concordia University, St. Paul, he received his bachelor’s degree at Morningside College in 1960, and his master’s degree in 1971 from Portland State University.

Lois (Wenger) Pera ’53 met her husband, Rev. Victor H. Pera, at Concordia University, St. Paul during the 1951-1952 academic year and the two were married in 1956. Victor passed away April 1, 2007. Victor and Lois have three children; Michelle, born March 10, 1958; Steven, born August 13, 1959; and their adopted son, Thomas, born March 19, 1967. Lois taught in Lutheran Schools from 1953 to 1957. She taught in Catholic schools from 1983 to 1991.

She then taught in public schools from 1991 to 1999.

Mary Jean (Borer) Montag ’56 retired in 2001 after 45 years of teaching at St. Luke Lutheran in Cabot, Pa. She participated in multiple mission trips to Mexico and Biloxi, Miss.

Charles Nuernberg ’56 received the 2007 Alumni Distinguished Service Award at Concordia University, St. Paul.

Glorian (Splittstoser) Hein ’56 was recently recognized as one of the founding members of HOPE Adoption Agency. The agency celebrated its 30th anniversary this year. She went on a trip to inner-city Denver with youth from Christ Lutheran Church in Lake Elmo. Glorian is also an active volunteer at her church and at Lakeview Hospital.

Alden Wildfeuer ’56 has six children, 19 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Lowell Lubben ’54 and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June 2007.

Terence Morlock (Acad. ’54) married on May 4, 1963. Terence and his wife have two sons.

Roberta (Will) Lutz ’54 married Bernhard Lutz in 1956. They have four children; Lori Johnson, Robert, David and Rebecca Jarvis. Roberta has worked with the Board For

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ALUMNI NEWS Rev. Daniel Zielske ’56 gathered nine bus loads and went to Ocean Springs, Miss. to help with disaster relief. It started with gutting homes and moved to building new homes with Habitat for Humanity. The job is expected to take 15 years. He recently toured Brazil.

Paul Klemp ’59 has had five of his eight children attend Concordia University, St. Paul; Philip ’90, Peter ’92, Rev. Stephen (attended ’90-’92), Anna ’99, and Sarah ’01.

Donald Peymann ’59 has been married for 45 years. He and his wife have three children 1 William Hoffmann (Acad. ’57) was named and two grandchildren. Donald was ordained Mr. October for the 2008 Humana Active in 1969 and served at Pilgrim Lutheran Church Outlook Calendar. in Houston, Texas for 23 years. Donald was also a founder/developer of Apple of His Eye, Dr. Londa Borer-Skov ’61 is an active member One of Janey (Emanuel) Landgraf’s ’57 Texas. Donald is now retired. of her church, Town and Country Lutheran in sons is a Lutheran minister at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Coventry, England. They Arlys (Fittje) Springer ’59 taught school Sacremento, Calif. She is involved in Stephen have visited him three times. for 22 years before her retirement. She has Ministry, choir and has served as the LWML been a foster parent for 33 foster children. president for five years.

Marilyn (Ziemann) Stuckwisch ’57 was a Gunard Heikkila ’61 married Janice Koosman 1960s member of the LWML Christian Life Committee from 2005-2007 and serves as Chairman of the Captain Gary James (Acad. ’68) retired on August 28, 1964.

LWML Christian Resources Editors Committee. from the US Navy in 1995. He is now a Janice (Koosman) Heikkila ’61 married She is also a co-leader for Coaching Classes for registered lay minister at Concordia Mequon. Gunard Heikkila on August 28, 1964. They have Women’s Ministry Leaders. four married children; Sarah Bauck (Wauban, Gordon Beck ’60 has served as Interim Minn.), Tom Heikkila (Duluth, Minn.), Mark Rev. Arthur Weidner ’57 is on the board of Pastor at Messiah Lutheran in Wilmington, directors for Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch. He NC since 2006. Gordon has traveled to Africa, Heikkila (Fargo, Minn.), and Kari Cramer also serves as an independent representative for Asia, and Europe. He also worked at a camp (Bozeman, Mont.). They have six grandchildren.

Janice worked in the teaching profession from the Lutheran Heritage Foundation. to restore New Orleans. His wife, Sally, works 1962-2000 and is now a proud homemaker.

2 Enid (Mike) Krueger ’58 worked as a as an artist for Creative Communication for Herbert Hoefer ’61 is an adjunct faculty member special education aide for the Clintonville Public their parish in Fenton, Mo. at Concordia University, St. Paul, LCMS Director School system from 1977-1999.

Dale Fisk ’60 retired as director of worship and for India and Sri Lanka, mission consultant for Kenneth Reiner ’58 married Darlene Harley music at Christ Lutheran Church in La Mesa, the Northwest district and LCMS world mission on August 7, 1960. They have three children; Calif. on June 30, 2006. During ministry, he promoter for outreach to Muslims.

Kenneth Luke Reiner, Sharon Ruth Oetting, spent 27 years at Concordia College in Portland and 16 years at Christ Lutheran. Fisks moved to James Berg ’62 has been married for 41 years, and David Carl Reiner.

Missouri to be closer to family. Their daughter has three children and nine grandchildren.

Kenneth Bean ’59 celebrated his 45th Laura (Fisk) Roose ’02 and her husband, Aaron James spent 40 years as a teacher, 10 years at St. anniversary in June 2008. Kenneth is a retired Fisk ’03, live in Kansas City and travel the Midwest Lorenz in Frankenmuth, Mich. and 30 years at representing Jagermeister. Their son Jonathan Our Redeemer in Wauwatosa, Wis. James also pastor and member of the ELCA. and his wife, Meridith, (and grandchildren) live spent 30 years on the South Wisconsin District 1 in Springfield, Mass., where Jonathan is a pastor. Evangelism task force and on 72 Partners On The Road (Harvesters For Christ). James is Mary (Mesenbring) Loomans ’60 retired heading up an annual men’s retreat involving after 25 years as youth services director 16 congregations. His wife is the director of of the Portage, Wis. Public Library and is women’s ministry at Our Redeemer. serving as organist at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Portage. Her husband, Ned Roger Kuhn ’62 is now a retired pastor. He has Loomans, passed away in June 2005. gone on a number of mission trips, including ones to India, Japan, and Trinidad.

Corinne (Brockopp) Magnoni ’60 has been volunteering as a docent at the Chazen Jewel (Sellheim) Quisenberry ’62 was given Museum of Art since 2004. She coordinates the Mile High Teacher Award in March 2005. the Lutheran Relief School Kit Bag project for The next year she retired from Denver Public Grace Lutheran Church in Cambridge, Wis. Schools.

Carol (Sieburg) Mammel ’60 has three Keith Jopp ’63 was commissioned as a Lay married children and six grandchildren. Carol Minister in May 2008. He has been working in is active in Mary-Martha Guild and LWML. Wittenburg, Germany.

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Walter Hannemann ’63 has been a church musician at St. Johns for over 40 years (classical, guitar, voice, and recently cello). He has been a part of the North Star String Ensemble, Classical Chorale, and classical guitar and voice duo with his wife Anita.

Rev. Robert Krueger ’63 married Linda Pieper on December 27, 1968. They have three children; Robert, Scott and Jonathan.

Dr. Robert J. Krueger received his B.S. at Concordia, Seward, Neb. He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. at the University of Nebraska. He is the department chair of mathematics and science at Concordia University, St. Paul. Scott H. Krueger lives in Ripon, Wis. He received his B.A. at Concordia Seward. Jonathan M. Krueger has his B.A. from Concordia University, St. Paul and lives in Woodbury, Minn. Rev. Krueger and Linda also have seven grandchildren.

Loren (Spomer) Sass ’66 married Diane Pearson on June 15, 1968. Loren and Diane have two children, Jeff and Erika, and two grandchildren. Loren was on the Board of Directors for Beloit Civic Theatre.

He is also the owner of a Tour and Travel company called Theatre Getaways.

Phyllis (Werlinger) Langewisch ’69 is married to Pastor John Langewisch. They have three children; Dr. Sarah Bourn, Dr. Eric Langewisch, and Pete Langewisch. Phyllis and John have three grandchildren; Caleb, Jacob and Benjamin.

the birth of a new grandson April 9, 2007.

Patrick Jeffery Kase was born the youngest three boys, Joseph (age 7) and Thomas (age 3). Patricia is a member of the Sunrise Senior Story Theatre, reading to groups of children in the North Branch Schools.

Richard Pape ’69 is the new grandparent of Jackson Richard Thomas Tucker.

Joanne (Kuehne) Lundgren ’69 married Ed in 1967. They have three children; Timothy, David Joyce (Bunker) Hagen ’67 traveled to and Christine. Joanne also has five grandchildren; Europe. She volunteers at Polk County Alissa, Lindsey, Hannah, Michael and Maddie.

Family Abuse Shelter and Juvenile Restorative Justice System of Benson County. She is Mary (Patten) Marth ’69 has been married for 38 the recording secretary for Zion voters and years. She has three children and seven grandchildren. council treasurer of Zion LWMC. Michael Tranetzki’s (’69) son now lives in Patricia (Prunty) Heinzen ’67 celebrated Hawaii and has a new baby girl, Akeilawai.

David Marth ’67 has been married for 38 years and has been a pastor for 35 years.

Pamela (Krumwide) Huebner ’68 is celebrating the birth of her seventh grandchild in April 2008. Her son and daughter-in-law are serving in the Peace Corps in South Africa.

S. René (Rubis) Siria ’69 married Bruce on June 30, 1973. Bruce and René have two children; David born April 12, 1974 and Stephanie born May 1, 1978. Bruce and René have two grandchildren; Tyler Siria born June 26, 2004 and Lindsey Siria born May 1, 2006. René has been a member and volunteering with the Kentucky Extension Homemaker Association for 34 years, the Frankfurt Rotary Club for 16 years, and the Franklin County Women Emergency Shelter for four years.

William Spielman ’69 married Marilyn Dahlman on August 1, 1971. They have five children; Joseph born December 21, 1980, Heidi born July 2, 1982, Julie born October 5, 1984, Amy born October 5, 1984, and Thomas born October 10, 1985.

Edward Leatzow ’68 celebrated his 40th wedding anniversary on August 3, 2008.

Edward has served 31 years as a Lutheran teacher. Edward has chaperoned numerous European trips. He also traveled to Manila Rev. Gary Bokelman was ordained in 1970. in June 2008.

He married Darlene in 1975. They have two Charles Lopez ’68 finished the spiritual children; Amber Larkins born in 1978 and Seth Robert Hathaway ’64 was given the direction certificate at Loyola Marymount Bokelman born in 1980.

Outstanding Faculty Award in 2006 at Century University, Los Angeles. In addition Community College.

2 to providing spiritual care with Trinity FrederickButh’64 and Patricia(Reed)Buth’67 celebrated 40 years of marriage in July 2007.

Frederick also celebrated 35th anniversary of his ordination July 2005 and retired from ministry in September 2006. Patricia and Frederick work part-time for their son in his grocery store.

Pamela (Fitzsimmons) Roesler ’64 has five children; Jodie, who has her master’s degree in computer science; Jeff, who has his doctorate in civil engineering from the University of Illinois; Julie, who has her bachelor’s degree in nursing and is married to a Lutheran pastor and lives in Orlando; Jan, who is a Walgreens pharmacist; and Jill, who is a cosmetologist. Pamela has 15 grandchildren.

Lois (Spomer) Lehrer ’64 has been married to Rev. Wayne Lehrer since 1966. They have three grown children and one grandchild.

John Lutz ’64 has been inducted into Who’s Who among American teachers. In May 2008, John traveled to China.

Care, he practices spiritual direction with hospice patients.

Marian (Krueger) Neels ’68 and her husband celebrated their 40th anniversary on June 9, 2008.

Sheryll (Schmidtke) Harbaugh ’69 and her husband celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on December 31, 2007. They have two grandchildren; Phillip (age 7) and Olivia (age 5). Sheryll works at a small private counseling office through Peace Lutheran Church in Rogers, Ark. She also serves as a consultant for regional dialysis clinics and a local hospital.

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ALUMNI NEWS 1970s Karen (Freiberg) Fuchs ’72, the principal of Faribault Lutheran School, lost her husband, Bob, on Friday, July 25, 2008 to an apparent heart attack while on vacation in Wis. Linda (Rathjen) Kopps ’70 is married to Gary. They have three children; Jennifer, April and Michael.

Marjean (Haack) Hahler ’70 and Jim have been married for 38 years. Their son Ryan is married to Kim Bryant. They have a daughter named Ella who was born in May 2006. Their adopted daughter Abigail is married to Jeremy Larson. Both children live in Minneapolis.

Carol Petersen ’70 has two children; Cory and Paula. Cory is married and has three children; Miranda, Shenea, and Elizabeth. Paula is working on her master’s degree at NDSU. Rev. Dr. Douglas Wahlberg ’70 celebrated his 35th wedding anniversary and 31st anniversary of ordination. He and his wife Lynn (Ruisz ’73) have two grandchildren; Elijah (age 5) and Naamah (age 1). In May 2002, Douglas received his doctorate in ministry degree from Fuller Seminary, Pasadena, Calif. From 2004-2008, he served as dean of Caloosa Conference.

was a vice president/commercial loan officer at a bank. Lorna is now retired. She served on a church financial committee and also taught Sunday school.

Susan (Peters) Blom ’73 has a master’s degree and was recently awarded a grant for her kindergarten classroom at Hortonville Elementary School. She traveled all over the world, visiting her classmate Jan Jolly in Hawaii, chaperoning for two Golden Valley Lutheran College European tours, visiting relatives in Norway, and visiting her son in Korea. Susan is married to Philip Blom, and they have two children; Matthew and Miriam. Miriam lives in Iowa and is married with three-year-old twins; Daniel and Annalise.

Dallas Koffarnus ’73 is celebrating the birth of his first grandchild, Isaac Friedman, born on October 10, 2007. Dallas was awarded the Nebraska District 2006 Outstanding Educator of the Year.

Wilfred Pieper ’73 and Nancy (Kuehne) Pieper ’74 are celebrating the wedding of their son Michael to Katie Tice. They have two grandchildren.

Alice (Gerike) Lunneberg’s (’71) son is a music teacher in Kingman, Ariz. and recently got engaged. Alice’s husband, Allen, is currently without a call, so they are looking, praying, and hoping for a pastoral call for him soon. Allen is a fill-in preacher at Lutheran Church of the Incarnate Word in Rochester, Michigan.

Alice was employed at Peace Lutheran, Waterford, until May 2008.

Raymond Rush ’73 is a share holder of Jackson Hewitt tax offices in Mankato, Minn. He recently started a home food business with a company called Xango.

Marvin Soulek ’71 married Lynn Soulek on May 14, 1977. They have one son, Paul, who serves as the director of parish and school music at St. John Lutheran Church in Seward, Neb.

Lynn (Ruisz)Wahlberg ’73 and Douglas celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on December 2, 2007 and are the proud grandparents of Elijah (age 5) and Naamah (age 1).

Lorna (Haase) Braun ’72 has been happily married to Neil Braun since 1973.

When Lorna still lived in Wisconsin, she taught at two Lutheran Schools for four years. She also worked as a municipal clerk/treasurer before moving to Las Vegas, Nev. There, she worked as an accountant in investment offices and

IN MEMORY The Concordia community shares our sympathies with Dr. Paul Manz, former professor, and his family over the death of his wife Ruth Manz, age 88. A funeral service was held on Sunday, July 20, 2008 at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, St. Paul, Minn. In 2006 during a celebration hosted by their home church, a description read: “Ruth has been Paul’s partner in every conceivable sense of the word. She has been his secretary, confidant, muse, and, when needed, critic. It has been an exceptionally close relationship, and this influence on his work cannot be underestimated.” Ruth touched the hearts and lives of many faculty, staff, students and alumni and will live on in our memories every time her text for the choral anthem “E’en So Lord Jesus, Quickly Come” is sung.

Rev. Donald Wilke ’73 and his wife are celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary this year. They have two sons; Steven and Darren. Steven and his wife have been married for 10 years and have two sons; Aaron and Benjamin. Steven is a career officer in the Army.

He will be stationed for three years in Germany with Special Ops. Darren and his wife, Jolene, have been married for 10 years. They have two children; Taylor and Tanner. Darren is an environment officer for Big Stone County in Ortonville, Minn. Rev. Wilke has been an LCMS pastor for 30 years. Four quarters of CPE training is in long-term care. He has served as a chaplain/pastor on a long-term care campus in Sauk Rapids, Minn. He started a new congregation on a long-term care campus.

Katherine (Luker) Bart ’74 has worked at Robin’s Nest Children’s Home in Jamaica for four years and plans to go again in 2009 with another group of youth from her church.

Juliann (Gust) Baxter ’74 has two children who graduated from Concordia University, St. Paul; Jameson Baxter ’08 and Kathryn Baxter ’05.

ALUMNI NEWS in exercise science. Joan has been employed at Dairy Queen for 15 years. In September 2007, Joan went on a two week Rhine River boat cruise with her sister. She highly recommends the trip.

On June 10, 2008, Rev. John Wernecke ’77 and his wife, Susan, adopted three children; Jessica (age 7), Andrew (age 10) and Sarah (age 17).

Tim Heupel ’74, Keith Grimm ’87, and Ryan Brons ’01 are all serving at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Omaha, Neb. Tim is the Pastor of care and outreach, Keith is the Senior Pastor, and Ryan is a vicar. They are enjoying their unique experience of having an entire pastoral staff of Concordia University, St. Paul graduates.

Dorothy (Hoffmann) Lubben ‘74 celebrated her 50th wedding anniversary in 2007.

Diane (Kopischke) Bilgo ’75 was recently honored for teaching for 30 years. She was also named Who’s Who in American Teachers.

Margaret (Rickers ) Hinchey ’75 married Donald Hinchey in May 1988. They adopted Alexis Ann in November 1992. Alexis is attending Texas Lutheran University in Seguin, Texas this fall. The Hincheys have traveled abroad, leading tours with church groups for the past 10 years. Margaret has taken seven tours to the Holy Land, Greece, Italy, Germany and Ireland.

Gary York ’75 married Mary Roth on July 12, 2001. Gary works for the United States Postal Service and Mary is a 3rd grade teacher at Elm Lawn Grade School in Middleton, Wis. Odessa Simmons ’75 and her husband celebrated 50 years of marriage on March 24, 2008.

Kathleen (Hill) Kuehner ’78 is the director of the food pantry/clothes closet at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. In 2006, she was named regional volunteer of the year by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.

Elizabeth Myers ’81 completed her master’s degree in educational administration at the Martin Dicke ’79 was awarded a doctor University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. in 1999. of musical arts degree by the University of Iowa on May 17, 2008. Marty is the cantor Susan (Giese) Ruggles ’81 has been youth director at Trinity Lutheran Church in Peoria, Ill. at Peace Lutheran in Flagstaff, Ariz. since 1987. She Every year his church hosts a Bach Festiveal regularly volunteers for Northland Hospice. with Marty directing the choir and orchestra.

Marty resides in Hana City, Ill. with his wife Susan (Range) Warneke ’81 has accepted two new Marie and daughter Caroline. positions. She will be the challenge facilitator for gifted students at Bel Air Elementary School and consumer Barbara (Henke) Place ’79 married Corey events manager at Divots Conference/Event Center, Place in September 1997. They have a son, both in Norfolk, Neb. She plans events such as the Peter Gordon Place, born in July 1998.

Yuletide Market, Women’s Expo and Bridal/Prom Extravaganza. Her husband, Kent, was named the Gizelle (Kramer) Smothers ’79 is Outstanding News-Editorial Alumnus for 2008 by celebrating 25 years with Mary Kay. She the UNL Journalism Alumni Association. Kent is married Jon Smothers in 1978, who was also the editor of the Norfolk Daily News. He is active in a Concordia University, St. Paul graduate. the LCMS and serves on the Board of Directors for Her son Charles is a graduate of Concordia the Nebraska District. Susan and Kent’s son, Alex, University Mequon and now lives in Phoenix. is a freshman at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Her daughter Paige is finishing the nursing majoring in mechanical engineering. He has pledged program at Winona State University. to FarmHouse Fraternity, following in his father’s and 1980s uncle’s footsteps. Their daughter, Sarah, is a junior at the University of Nebraska-Omaha majoring in Joan (Roth) Hojnacki ’80 married David library science.

Hojnacki on April 13, 1985. Joan and David have two children, Jennifer, born April 3, Marion (Swanson) Linse ’82 has been married 1988 and Michael, born April 21, 1990. for 29 years has four children; Melissa, Joshua,

Michael Dagel ’76 married Lorna Lepisto on June 9, 1979. They have three children; Micah, Sarah and Noah. Michael has served on various boards including Foley Area C.A.R.E (Chairman), Joan (Wiersma) Kilger ’80 has two Foley School Crisis Team (1987-present), Foley sons; Albert born in October 1993, and DACCS Co. (1999-present), Rum River Chapter Andrew born in April 1995.

Thrivent Financial (Vice President).

Betty (Wiger) Oloff ’80 and her husband Edwin Doepel ’77 married Ruth (Richter) Jim have four children; Noah James born Doepel ’77. They just celebrated their 30th April 20, 1992, Esther Emelia born October anniversary. They have three children; Edwin 10, 1994, Daniel Lyle born June 30, 1998, and Lydia Betty born May 19, 2004. (age 29), Adam (age 26), and Erin (age 20).

Joan (Kiecker) Gilmore ’77 has been married to Chester Gilmore for 25 years. They have a 22-yearold son, Marcus, who graduated from the University of Minnesota, Duluth in May 2008 with a degree

Mark Marxhausen ’81 and Julie Markhausen’s son Kyle graduated in May 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in communications. Kyle played on the men’s basketball team. Kyle is now married to Janine who graduated in 2006. Mark and Julie’s daughter Meghan is marrying Seborn Yancy who also played men’s basketball and graduated from Concordia in 2007. Their other daughter Kaleena has been in PSEO the past two years of high school. Mark is Director of church relations at International Ministerial Fellowship.

Mark is also ordained through both Concordia Theological Seminary and IMF.

Katrina, and Anna. Marion is working on her master of fine arts degree. Marion recently had her art work chosen for juried shows.

Jane (Tollefson) Luedtke ’82 was married in April 1986. Jane and her husband have two children; Lisa Mae, born March 1988, and Nathan Milan born August 1993. Jane has been working as a sign language interpreter since September 1987.

Jane is heading back to school to be a machinist.

Cindy Wulf-McGrath ’80 has been a Jane took her daughter on a trip to Italy after Lisa licensed foster parent for eight years. She graduated from high school. “It was a wonderful has two biological daughters (ages 17 Christian educational experience,” said Jane. The trip was organized by CrossingBorders. and 13) and one adopted son (age 4).

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James Baneck ’83 received his doctor of ministry Julie (Okerstrom) Marxhausen ’87 is at Concordia Seminary, Ft. Wayne, Ind. a licensed minister from International Ministerial Fellowship.

Carrie (Schriefer) Reber ’84 and her husband celebrated 25 years of marriage on August 20, 2007. Joanne (Boehne) Wilke’s (’87) oldest son, Steven, and his wife have two sons; Aaron and DavidThomack ’85 is married to Jo-Ann Thomack. Benjamin. Steven is a Major in the U.S. Army and They have two children; Jonathan and Rebecca. is leaving for his new post in Stuttgart, Germany for three years. Joanne’s youngest son, Darren, Susan (Uran) Jahnke ’86 has two sons; Philip and his wife, Jolene, have a daughter named Taylor and Jonathon. Jonathon will be graduating from and son named Tanner. Darren’s family lives in Grace Lutheran School 8th grade where Susan has Bellingham, Minn. Darren is an environmental been teaching for the last 15 years. Philip graduated officer for Big Stone County. Joanne toured from West Fargo High School in 2008 and attends Hawaii in March 2008. She is involved with Concordia University, St. Paul. In 2007, Susan traveled Stephen Ministry at her church, a Christ Care to Pennsylvania as part of a historical education event. leader of a small group and an Equipper. Their Steven Spaudie ’86 officiated in the 2008 Ohio main service is supplying St. Cloud Hospital with USA Hockey Tier II State Bantam Ice Hockey memory boxes for parents with stillborn babies.

Tournament in Gates Mills, Ohio. In addition to The project is called Gabriel’s Box.

RandySchultz’81 passed away on August 21, 2008, two days after his 49th birthday, of a heart attack. Randy is survived by his wife, Mary Schultz ’79, their five children and many friends from Concordia.

Edna (Reichle) Terry ’88 married Rick Terry on November 30, 2003.

Wade Harr ’89 has one son, William Michael born July 21, 2002. Wade was ordained on July 23, 1993 at St. John Lutheran Church in Palmer, Neb. He served there from 1993-1997. He then served at St. John Lutheran Church in Gregory, SD from 1997-2005.

USA Hockey, he officiates in the United Junior Terri (Fennern) Casmey ’88 married Brent Hockey League and is a Class 1 Ohio High School Casmey in April 2007. They have three Jane (Moldenhauer) Jaenke ’89 received her Athletic Association Ice Hockey Official. master of arts in education - school administration children; Maraiah, Matthew and Robert. from Concordia Wisconsin in 2004.

Lynn (Luehmann) Cunningham ’87 and Wendy (Blus) Nimtz ’88 is co-author of her husband adopted a daughter, Sarah, from two books; “Bringing God’s Season’s Inside” Steven Reinke ’89 has been with his partner, China in 1998.

Darren Terpstra for 15 years. and “More of God’s Season’s Inside.”

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ALUMNI NEWS 1990s Thomas Brockway ’90 celebrated the birth of his first grandchild, named Aiden, in August 2007.

He has been a substitute teacher since 2001.

Jennifer (Harre) Serricchio ’90 married Robert Serricchio on June 10, 2000. They have one son, Anthony, who was born on September 11, 2002.

Mary (Grulke) McCabe ’90 has been a Creative Memories Scrapbook Consultant for more than 10 years. She married Scott McCabe on August 19, 1990. Scott and Mary have three children; Michael, Lucas, and Matthew.

Renee (Aamold) Zeilbeck ’90 has two children; Kaitlyn Renee born in 1994 and Cassidy Vivian born in 1996.

Jennifer (Rood) Bringle ’91 married Rev. Bruce Bringle on July 11, 1998. Bruce and Jennifer adopted Rachel Elizabeth Maria, born October 2, 2001, from Bogota, Columbia on February 12, 2002. They also adopted Jacob Douglas Estevan born January 22, 2005 from Bogota, Colombia on July 7, 2007.

Scott Hoelscher ’92 married Anna Forsline on October 8, 2005. Scott served as a full-time AmeriCorps volunteer from 2001-2003 in Portland, Ore. Claudia (Wanger) Zupancic ’92 has three children; Catherine, John and Carl.

Erika (Wenger) Gardiner ’94 has been married to Chris Gardiner for nine years. They have three children; RJ, Joe and Tim. Chris is an 8th grade Bible teacher at Northwest Christian School in Phoenix.

Bradley Hopkins ’95 and his wife Jill welcomed their new son, Carson Bradley Hopkins, to the family on January 18, 2008. He joins proud sisters Sophia (age 5) and Josephine (age 3).

Connie (Hawkinson) Kotke ’95 remarried in October 2004. Her first grandson was born in February 2008. She launched her own communication consulting practice in January.

It specializes in helping organizations build strong reputations.

Tanya (Laabs) Johnson ’96 accepted a call to be principal at Hope Lutheran School in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Her husband, Todd, will be chief news photographer at KPVI TV in Pocatello, Idoho and will begin his own video production company, specializing in school promotional materials.

Jean Lund ’96 moved to Hastings, Minn. and is teaching early childhood and parent education classes.

Jennifer (Riggert) Drees ’96 has been married to Matthew Drees since 1995. They have two children; Carah and Caleb.

Heidi (Heintz) Huelster’s (’97) first born, Mimi, recently turned 3. Heidi also gave birth to twins; Zoe and Howard, on September 2, 2007.

Corie (Loes) Leefeldt ’97 married on September 10, 2005.

Corie gave birth to twin daughters on February 17, 2007.

Brenda (Oldenburg) McElory ’97 married Steve McElory on May 14, 2006.

James Sturdevant ’97 is a software developer for Advanced Informatics.

Elizabeth (Grein) Freeman ’98 has three children; Lauren Leilan, born December 28, 2002, Louis James born July 9, 2004, and Leo RJ born August 5, 2006.

Patrick Hjelm ’98 is married to Chella and they have two daughters; Olivia and Avery.

Sara (Kvern) Getting ’98 married Jim Getting on August 3, 2003. They have two children; Mitchell James born on September 23, 2004 and Katherine Ann born on November 11, 2007.

Terry Langenberg ’98 is married to Monica. They have four children; Larissa, Bridgette, Karis, and Kenny. Terry opened his own marketing company, “The Langenberg Group” eight years ago.

John Pearson ’98 is a retired Army Colonel (33 years).

He is currently a realtor who recently won the Prudential Chairman’s Circle Award (top 2%).

Travis Pittock ’98 married Stephanie (Grahn) ’01 in St. Louis on November 17, 2001. Travis is working on his Ph.D. in psychology and counseling.

Michelle (Schindeldecker) Nadeau ’95 has been married to Greg Nadeau. They have four children; Tyler, Jacob, Noah and Marlena.

Jim Weil ’95 owns and operates Weil Psychological Services, P.C. with his wife, Dr. Clare Warren Weil, Psy D.

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ALUMNI NEWS Samantha (Swenson) Rice ’01 married emphasis on Human Resources from Concordia Dennis Rice on October 9, 2004. They have University, St. Paul, Minn. one child; Chloe Amelia who was born on Janet (Brownawell) Smith ’03 and her July 29, 2007. husband are celebrating the March 27, 2008 Andy Torzewski ’01 is married to April and birth of their daughter Sonja Lee Smith. they have three children; Sky (age 8), Martin (age 6) and Mira (age 5). Andy has traveled all Andrew Kroemer ’03 married Jen Wickland 3 of Europe, the Middle East, Central America (Concordia Nebraska ’05) on October 21, 2005. and the United States. He serves as a hockey Michael Meyers ’03 and his wife are celebrating Hannah (Zimmerman) Petersen ’98 and coach for Team Wisconsin (16 and under) and the birth of Amana Ann Meyers. her husband, Todd, celebrate the birth of their is part of the Stillwater Hockey Association.

Elzbieta Murphy ’03 gave birth to twin girls on second daughter, Marcie Ella, born on March 13, Katy (Anderson) Zilmer ’01 married December 9, 2007. She is finishing her master’s 2008. She is also welcomed by her sister Norah.

Trent Zilmer on October 10, 2003. degree in Education with a literacy focus at Hamline Michael Baumann ’99 is married to Rachel Baumann.

Stephen Hage ’02 married Lara Trujillo University. She has completed her reading program They have three children; Erica, Samuel and Joshua. at Hamline. Elzbieta is the recipient of the St. Paul on January 4, 2008.

Retired Teachers Scholarship.

Robert Frie ’99 received his Ph.D. in leadership 4 Michael ’02 and Gina (Hokkanen) education in 2006.

Zurn ’01 of Henderson, Minn. gave birth Sonia (Arndt) Lewis ’99 and her husband, to their second child, Brock Michael Zurn, Damian, married on June 1, 2002 and celebrated on March 23, 2007 at St. Francis Hospital the birth of their daughter, Jayden Alysse, on in Shakopee, Minn. He was 9 lbs. 2 oz. and 21.5 inches long. He is welcomed home by July 4, 2006. his big sister, Annika (age 5). Michael is a Rachel (Noennig) Schutte ’99 is celebrating junior high teacher in Shakopee and Gina is the birth of her baby girl, Jade, who was born on a preschool teacher in Chanhassen, Minn.

April 10, 2008.

Jill (Dahlheimer) Allen ’03 married Eric 2000s Allen on November 27, 2004 in Honolulu, Pon Chanthaphon ’00 and Amy (Bressler) Hawaii. They have a daughter, Ema Kaye Chanthaphon ’01 are happy to announce the Allen, who was born on January 12, 2008. birth of their son, Jonathon Solomon, born on Marissa (Holcomb) Austin ’03 ’06 has June 3, weighing 6 lbs. 13.5 oz. been named the director of external relations Andrea Miller ’00 married Mikkel Rygh on for the Rivers Institute at Hanover College.

April 12, 2008 in her hometown of Cold Spring, 5 Reggie Clark ’03 was appointed director Minn. The couple resides in Albertville, Minn. of diversity at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in 3 Christina(Aden)Phillips’00isaprojectmanager 2008. He is responsible for facilitating greater equity and diversity through the development for enrollment management at RuffaloCODY. and implementation of policies, programs and Jared Daugherty ’01 married Mary Grail on procedures; supporting and implementing July 19, 2003. He recently planted a church, Acts the Institute equal employment opportunity initiatives; maintaining the current Affirmative 29 in Minneapolis, Minn.

Action Plan; and overseeing training and Jannelle (Ebner) Haupt ’01 left the YMCA in October education programs on diversity, gender and other 2007 after 11 years. She is now working for Kinder Care. differences designed to help both management and staff. Formerly, he served as manager of corporate recruiting at Kaleida Health System. He also has held similar positions as human resources representative at North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale, Minn. and Andersen Windows in Bayport, Minn. Clark earned a bachelor in Human Resources Management and a master of arts in Organizational Management with an

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6 Danielle (Waller) Tietjen ’03 is married with two children; Noah (age 2) and Caleb (age 1). She is a stay-at-home mom who travels to speak to youth and adults across the country, encouraging them in faith and teaching the bible. She also co-founded and sits on the board of the Haiti Mission Project (haitimissionproject.org).

Anne Gleason ’04 is a course developer/ instructor for Vermont’s first-ever, online, afterschool, college courses through the Community College of Vermont.

Virginia (Maldonado) Lucio ’04 is pursuing her doctorate of Education at Hamline University, St. Paul. She is presently writing her dissertation and hopes to graduate with

ALUMNI NEWS her doctorate degree in winter 2009. Virginia was awarded a Pre-doctoral Fellowship from the University of Mankato 2005-2007. Virginia traveled to Russia (St. Petersburg, Moscow and Magadan) to share parenting experiences with the Northern University of Russia.

Erin (Cook) Otis’ (’04) daughter, Isabella Rose, born April 20, 2006, passed away on October 18, 2007. Erin recently returned to work as a nanny after 18 glorious months as a stay-at-home mom.

Erin is working to raise $25,000 for Faith’s Lodge in memory of Isabella.

Jeffrey Reinartz ’04 is married to Jennifer and they have a son, Jacob and a daughter, Josie. Jeffrey is a credit analyst and also a weekly columnist for the Austin Post Bulletin.

7 Emily (Watts) Milliman ’04 and Robert Milliman welcomed their son, Lucius Tiberius, into the world on June 20. He was 21.5 inches long and 8 lbs. 6 oz.

Kelly (Wuest) Sadlovsky ’04 is the full-time owner and director of Pathways to Play Early Learning Center. She is a part-time cohort assistant at Concordia University, St. Paul. Kelly is also a validator for the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Her daughter, Samantha Wueste, is transferring to Concordia University, St. Paul as a junior. She will be studying elementary education.

Eric Cannedy ’05 works as senior graphic designer for DCI Designs, a company based in Minneapolis. He resides in Atlanta where he is pursuing his MFA in graphic design from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

Noel Gilles ’05 is a business development manager in the United States and Europe.

He volunteers for BBBS as a Twin Cities Program volunteer. He is also a part of the Risk Management Association.

Laura Rolf ’06 is a teacher licensure student pursuing an Early Childhood (birth- grade 3) license.

Nikole Smith ’06 is getting her master’s degree in Physical Education and Health at St. Cloud 6 Dixie (Ketola) Ailts ’05 and Benjamin State. She is also a graduate assistant for the St. Ailts married on June 28, 2008. They live in Cloud State softball team.

Gillette, Wyo. Dixie is a teacher at a special 7 Emily (Tlusty) ’06 and Andrew Kennell needs school and Benjamin is working for a were married May 30, 2008 near Emily’s custom home building company. hometown of Antigo, Wis. The couple resides in Jessica Schrader ’05 works for Allegran as Kansas City, Mo. a territory manager.

Bethany Ash ’07 and Japheth (Jay) Schauder ’06 John Sprengeler ’05 married Jennifer got engaged on June 6, 2008.

Beck ’05 on August 24, 2007.

Arlecha (Clevenger) McGrath ’07 was recently Michael Abel ’06 is the president of the promoted to training and curriculum specialist.

Association for the Education of Young Corey Klanderud ’07 has been married to Children of Missouri.

LaNelle Klanderud for 13 years. Corey and Signe Bradee ’06 is attending Adler LaNelle have three children.

Graduate School in the Marriage and Diane Krause ’07 has been married for 28 Family Therapy program. years. She and her husband have one daughter Kim (Fredricks) Bowman ’06 serves as who will attend Concordia University, St. Paul treasurer and registrar on the board of directors in 2009. for the Maplewood Athletic Association.

Michael Neterer ’07 celebrates the birth of Alicia (Cocchiarella) Myers ’06 married his new son, Josiah Paul, on November 5, 2007.

Dan Myers on October 13, 2007. They Josiah is the youngest of three sons; Michael, Caden (age 6) and Seth (age 8). reside in Woodbury, Minn.

Rose (Johnson) Gowlland ’06 ’07 is Alan Tousley ’07 was promoted from supervisor celebrating the birth of her son, Alec to quality manager in November 2007.

Darin Gowlland.

Andrew Stender ’08 was given the Chief’s Award Chris Gimm ’06 was promoted to senior of Merit by the Minneapolis Police Department in engineer after graduation. He is celebrating July for maintaining a 4.00 GPA while earning his undergraduate and graduate degrees in criminal 25 years of employment at Deluxe. justice at Concordia. Stender is the head trainer Valerie Olson ’06 recently became the of the canine unit at the MPD. assistant athletic director for compliance at Julia Tate ’08 received a Professional in Human Concordia University, St. Paul.

Resources (PHR) designation in January 2008.

Julie (Smith) Otto ’06 is working on a master’s degree in Family Life Education at New Ulm police commander MyronWieland ’09 was presented the 2008 Officer of the Year Concordia University, St. Paul. award by the American Legion. The award was Jeana (Jopp) Perron’s (’06) daughter, Piper presented at the American Legion’s annual Marie Perron, was born on June 4, 2006. convention in Bloomington, Minn. on July 18.

Weiland was first nominated for the award by Josh Prigge ’06 is the deputy director his local American Legion post and was then of global exchange at Soonchunhyang nominated by the Legion’s second district. He is University in Korea. Josh also serves as an now eligible for the award at the national level.

English instructor for Korean elementary Wieland won a similar award from the Veterans schools, Soonchunhyan Hospital, and of Foreign Wars last year.

Asian City Hall.

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CALENDAR

Fall 2008 and Spring 2009 Calendar

Senior High Leadership Conference

Jubilate Lenten Vespers

April 4, 2009 The Senior High Leadership Conference theme “Got Attitude?” is based on the scriptural reference in Philippians of having an attitude like Christ. For more information, visit www.csp.edu/gotattitude.

Thursday, March 26, 2009 Graebner Memorial Chapel

Alumni Events Golden Bear Bash

Faculty Recital Monica Murray, soprano Barbara Prince, mezzo-soprano Shari Speer, soprano Sunday, March 29, 2009, 3:30 p.m.

Buetow Music Center Auditorium

December 12, 2008, 6-10 p.m.

Gangelhoff Center Theatre Men’s and women’s basketball teams vs. UofM Crookston. Tickets for theatre productions can be purchased Come celebrate the 15th anniversary of the Gangelhoff through TicketWorks at (651) 209- 6689 MondayCenter with fellow alumni. Register at ave.csp.edu.

Friday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. and weekends from noon Art – 4 p.m. or online at www.ticketworks.com.

Leticia Bajuyo: Divertissement

November 20-December 18, 2008 Opening Reception Nov. 20, 5-7 p.m.

Concordia Gallery

Gregory J. Rose: New Work January 29-February 25, 2008 Opening Reception January 29, 5-7 p.m.

Concordia Gallery

Music

“It Came a Flow’ret Bright” Fine & Performing Arts Christmas Concert December 5, 6, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 7, 3 p.m.

Buetow Music Center Auditorium Call 651-209-6689 or visit www.ticketworks.com for tickets

Christmas Vespers Service Monday, Dec. 15, 2008, 7:30 p.m.

Graebner Memorial Chapel

Incoming Student Music Scholarship Auditions Friday, Feb. 13, Feb. 20 and Feb. 27, 2009 Call 651-641-8248 to schedule an audition.

Email dmennicke@csp.edu for more information.

Faculty Recital

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Jeana Ogren, pianist Aaron Isakson, percussion Sunday, Feb. 15, 2009, 3:30 p.m.

Buetow Music Center Auditorium

Amadeus November 20, 21, 22, 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 23, 2 p.m.

E.M. Pearson Theatre

Student-Directed Production March 20, 21, 7:30 p.m.

March 22, 2 p.m.

Westlund Theatre

Sports

Bowling for Bears: II Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009 8:30 p.m. Registration/Social Hour 9:30 p.m. Bowling Tournament 11:45 p.m. Awards Flaherty’s Arden Bowl: 1273 W. County Road E, Arden Hills, Minn.

This is a scotch doubles format (2 person teams) with 3 teams participating on each lane. Enjoy four games of bowling, shoes, complimentary drink and the company of Golden Bear fans. There is a $40 entry fee per bowler before January 1 or $50 after the New Year. Sign up today by contacting Brian Jamros at 651-603-6314 or jamros@csp.edu.

Visit the athletics website at www.csp.edu/ athletics for sports schedules, scores, news, and statistics.

ST. PAUL SOCIETY

Letter from Nathan Laible

Director of Planned Giving In the last issue, I introduced myself and described the St. Paul Society. Now in the enclosed annual benefactors report, I ask you to join us in celebrating all our St. Paul Society members who are recognized on pages 29-30. Remember, all persons and families who have made a planned gift commitment – an estate gift, a life income gift or any other type of planned gift, are members of the St. Paul Society.

Should your name be there?

I do not want to miss an opportunity to thank you for your generosity in including Concordia in your plans. So please let me know and I will enjoy hearing more about your wishes for your gift. I will also ensure that you receive the St. Paul Society benefits such as: recognition in the annual benefactors report, invitations to special events on campus and “insider briefings� from the president of the University.

If your name is not listed, but you have or are considering leaving a legacy to Concordia, please contact me. I will be honored to assist you with planning an estate gift, a guaranteed life income gift, or other creative arrangements that can benefit you, your loved ones and make a meaningful impact at Concordia. St. Paul Society benefactors have peace of mind knowing their wishes for the gifts God has entrusted to them will be fulfilled. I can be reached at 651-641-8256 or toll-free at 866-476-9277 and via email at laible@csp.edu.

Blessings!

Nathan Laible, JD Director of Planned Giving P.S. I have seen Concordia referenced in many different ways in estate planning documents. The correct legal name is: Concordia University, St. Paul. Having the correct legal name spares unnecessary confusion among executors, attorneys, banks, and charities, plus it reduces potential legal and court fees.

Visit csp.edu/plannedgiving for complimentary and confidential estate planning tools and information designed specifically for members of the Concordia University, St. Paul community.

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Benefactors Report July 1, 2007 – June 30, 2008

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Benefactors Report

Letter from Heather Riddle

Vice President for University Advancement

Thank you for all you do to support the mission of Concordia University, St. Paul. As Vice President for Advancement— which includes Alumni Relations and Development— I’m pleased to report on our fundraising and stewardship activities for the fiscal year, which ended June 30, 2008.

We were blessed again with record-breaking contributions and involvement of alumni, parents and friends.

Shared values and a commitment to Christian higher education led 3,217 benefactors to give more than $4,250,000. Of these, 331 of our donors are Concordia Stewards ($1,000+). Another 191 are Concordia Associates ($500-999). Thank you! Additional highlights of the past 12 months include: ■

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Annual Fund giving, our most important day-to-day initiative, and gifts to Annual Scholarships increased by 22% to $843,596; The average gift to the Annual Fund increased from $261 to $366; Contributions to the endowment were up 5% to $909,990; More than $1,000,000 in new planned gift commitments were received bringing membership in the St. Paul Society to 375 donors;

Support for special initiatives and capital projects reached more than $2,000,000 including gifts to the Criminal Justice Institute, the Science Research Institute, the Center for Hmong Studies, the Oswald Hoffmann School of Christian Outreach and athletics.

We successfully launched our first online directory for the entire CSP community where we have received a record number of Class Notes, totaling over 1,000, from alumni and friends. I hope you have logged into Concordia.Avenue at ave.csp.edu!

Increasing engagement with Concordia University, St. Paul’s mission bodes well for the future of the University and our shared commitment to educate future pastors, church workers, teachers, business people and the next generation of leaders in so many fields!

In Christ,

Heather Riddle Vice President for University Advancement

We were able to connect face-to-face with more than 5,000 alumni through events on campus and around the country.

We enjoyed record-breaking Homecoming attendance and visited with thousands of alumni and friends at conventions of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.

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Benefactors Report

Board and Councils Board of Regents

Alumni Council

Kenneth Behm

Paula Aman (‘94)

Paul Crisler

Rhonda Behm-Severeid (‘88)

Darcy Dilly-Cooper

Rev. Robert Cordes (‘55)

Rev. Christopher Dodge (‘73)

Sally Cordes (‘55)

Rev. Thomas Evans (‘81)

Jaclyn Davern (‘01)

Gregg Hein (‘82)

Sarah Erkkinen (‘02)

Dr. Brad Hewitt

Rev. Dennis Heiden (‘78)

Darlene Johnson (‘55)

Shiela Heiden (‘00)

Louis Johnson (‘86)

Lori Hertzberg (‘88)

Edwin Kuerschner (‘71)

Jessica Ellis (‘08)

Dr. Loren Leslie

R. Clarence Jones (‘99)

Charlotte Malotky

Rev. Dr. Kenneth Kaden

Joan Miller

Michael Korstad (‘02)

Rev. Lane Seitz

Charles Martin (‘04)

Dr. Lori Utech (‘79)

Steve Pickel (‘76)

Alicia Winget

Barbara Washington (‘74)

President’s Council

Center for Hmong Studies Governing Council

Kenneth Behm Dr. Cheryl Chatman

Dr. Yang Dao

Timothy Davis (‘86)

Carol Engebretson Byrne

Rev. Dr. Robert DeWerff

Paul Herr

Dr. Betty Duda

Dr. George Latimer

Bruce Engelsma

Dr. Luther Ludtke

Philip Fandrei (‘51)

Dr. Marvin Suomi

David Frauenshuh

Lee Pao Xiong

Dr. Brad Hewitt

Dr. Zha Blong Xiong

Dr. Eric LaMott

Dr. Kou Yang

Heather Riddle

William Yang

Dr. Jim Storm Dr. Marvin Suomi (‘69) Alicia Winget

OHSCO Advisory Council Mary Kay Bensen (‘91) Bernice Bunkowske Jeanette Degner Larry Degner Mike Flynn (‘75)

Benefactor Societies Concordia Stewards – benefactors of $1000+ Concordia Associates – benefactors of $500+ The Saint Paul Society – benefactors who have made a planned gift commitment. See page 29.

The mission of Concordia University, St. Paul is supported by hundreds of volunteers who serve in many capacities.

We recognize the leadership volunteers responsible for governance and development activities in our Benefactors Report.

Ruth Flynn (‘76) Dr. Alan Harre Darlene Johnson (‘55) Roy Kramer Judy Lindemeier Richard Lindemeier Rev. Peter and Kathy Meier Steve Peterson Faith Rattei (‘04)

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The President Rev. Dr. Robert A. Holst (‘56), of Concordia University, St. Paul, serves as ex-officio member of all committees.

If you have questions or suggestions about our Benefactor’s Report please contact: Heather Riddle Vice President for University Advancement 651-641-8803, riddle@csp.edu.

Benefactors Report Greg and Nancy Forsythe Francis and Yvonne L. Fouks Gilmer and Erna Freudenberg

The St. Paul Society

Rev. Brian (‘79) and Laurie (Wogsland, ‘80) Friedrich Eugene (‘49) and Judy Fuerstenau Delbert and Kay Gangelhoff Doris Gangelhoff Estella Garner

Membership in the St. Paul Society is open to those who have notified us of their

Rev. Ernest Gerike Barbara Gieseler Eldon and Joyce Glessing

future investment in Concordia through

Norman (‘60) and Judith (Barlau, ‘59) Glock

an estate plan, a life income gift, or other

Herbert (‘46) and Dorothy Graebner

Audrey Golnick Dr. K. Frank (‘66) and Beverly Graves

planned gift.

Victor and Louise Greier Theodore and Brenda Haar Theodore Haberer Warren and Marilyn Haganes Donald and Laverne Hahn Alvin Hans Dr. Alan and Diane Harre

St. Paul Society Eric (‘89) and Sharon (Patton, ‘98) Altenbernd Rev. Norman and Dolores Aman Gertrude Anderson Rev. David (‘81) and Debra (Plath, ‘81) Andrus Anonymous Virginia Ansorge Dr. Leonard and Luella Arndt Dan (‘88) and Carrie (‘93) Asmus Marlyn and Joanne Avenson Minnie Bakker Robert and Lillian Barnes Rev. Dr. Fred and Ruth (‘76) Bartling, Sr. Esther Bartsch Harold Bartz Lori (Arndt, ‘85) and Brian Bates Kenneth Behm Ken and Alix E. Behm Larry (‘68) and Judy Behnken Lee (‘85) and Fran Belmas Lorin and Luverne Bergemann Rudolph (‘93) Blakeman Frederick (‘53) and N. Laverne Blank Richard Block (‘78) Derald and Gladys Blois Robert (‘71) and Joyce Boche Wilmer Boeder Earl and Helen Bohlen David and JoAnn Boldt Dr. Kevin (‘75) and Pamela Bonine Hilbert and Norma Brandt Dr. Harold (‘50) and Irma (Hein, ‘54) Brockberg Allen (‘71) and Jo-Nette (Wilkening, ‘71) Brogaard

Dr. Carl and Anita Bruch

Ronald (‘93) and Mary Harrington

Erwin and Jackie Bruesehoff

Herbert and Elaine Hartfiel

Curtis and Betty Buck

Lillian Heine

William Buehrle

Jerome Heinke

Elizabeth Buenger

Robert (‘62) and Marilyn (Schmitt, ‘64) Herz

Lorraine Buesing

Anne (Salmon, ‘60) and Wayne Hilchen

Shelah (Stender, ‘94) and Robert Burandt

Stanley and Ann Hillmer

Clara Butler Jeffrey (‘71) and Arnice Carlson

Linda (Kirchner, ‘88) and Kyle Hollman

Evelyn Casey

Marvin and Judith Hoops

Wendolin Clabuesch

Paul and Paulette Huber

Elsie Cloeter

Dr. Terry and Christine Hursh

Rev. Robert (‘53) and Sally (Clingenpeel, ‘55) Cordes

George Ick

Ruth Proft Dannehl

Keith (‘71) and Bonnie (Jobst, ‘71) Jerke

Timothy (‘86) and Barbara Davis Rachel (Meissner, ‘88) and Michael De Young Larry and Jeanette Degner Rev. Dr. Robert and Annette DeWerff Michael and Diane Diemer Dennis (‘71) and Lynn (Jurrens, ‘71) Dirks

Rev. Dr. Robert (‘54) and Lynne Holst

Paul and Dorothy Ims Norman Joern Herbert Johnsen Inez Johnson Lila Johnson Rev. Dr. Kenneth and Evelyn Kaden

John and Dr. Betty Duda

Rev. David (‘85) and Shelly (Haganes, ‘87) Karolus

Norman and Henrietta Duerr

Herbert Kath

Julene (Gernant, ‘84) and Jabr Dumit

Elmer Ketelsen

Rachel (Krause, ‘82) and Rev. Dennis Durham

Jon Kietzer (‘72)

Marian (Luker, ‘97) and Charles Edelen

Rose Kitt

Thomas Edelen (‘96)

Rev. Michael (‘78) and Holly Klatt

Emery and Almeda Eickhoff

Warren (‘41) and Marilyn Kluckman

Elmer Epke

Herbert (‘49) and Lavera Koehler

Gregory (‘78) and Adele Esala

Kenneth and Annette Koehler

Keith (‘76) and Beverly (Wolfgram, ‘77) Esala

Rev. Luther (‘47) and Mildred Koehler

David Ewald (‘03)

Edwin Koepke

Dwain and Elizabeth Fick

Rev. Robert Koeppen

Harold and Betty Fischer

Dr. Robert (‘61) and Pauline (Ansorge, ‘61) Kolb

Michael (‘75) and Ruth (Mueller, ‘76) Flynn

Lois Kratochwill

Lawrence and Robin Kreger Ruth Kroepel Rev. George (‘58) and Annette (Brauer, ‘57) Krueger Elsie Kruse Gordon and Lenora Kubasch Rev. James (‘61) and Karen Laatsch Eileen Lackmann (‘61) Ferman and Doris Lanning Rev. Kirk (‘85) and Karen (Henschen, ‘86) Lee Ranney and Verdell Leek Elmer Lemke Melvin Logemann Wallace and Margaret Lubben Deborah Luebke Rev. Alfred (‘53) and Laura Luehmann Lois (Matthys, ‘74) and Rev. Frank Lukasiewicz Frederic (‘38) and Doris Lussky Robert (‘73) and Karla (Boettcher, ‘76) Lyngstad Sharon (Nokes, ‘61) and Roger Mailand Rev. Dennis (‘83) and Bonnie (‘84) Mann Frank and Jolynn Martin Evelyn Marxhausen Marvin and Lynette Maser Harold Mattfeld Delmer (‘68) and Jacqueline (Brandon, ‘68) Mau Dr. Edward May (‘40) Margaret (Richter, ‘75) and Phillip McLain Dr. Gerhardt and Dr. Loma Meyer Richard and Patricia Meyer Mabel Michael Rev. Dr. Marvin and Melba Middendorf Rev. Michael (‘81) and Lana (Kinunen, ‘81) Middendorf Rev. Vance (‘84) and Ann Milbrath Chester and Lorraine Miller

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Benefactors Report Rev. Fred Miller (‘28) George and Colette Miller

Siegfred Schmidtke Corinne (Groth, ‘57) and Curtis Schneider

Alan (‘72) and Deborah (Volm, ‘73) Mueller

Daniel and Ann Schroeder

Leroy and Mardelle Mueller Melvin and Camillus Mueller

James and Susan Schroeder Shirley (Schneeberger, ‘81) Schultz

3M Foundation Alliss Educational Foundation

Sandra (Schroeder, ‘79) and Nathan Mueller

Rev. Mark (‘82) and Nancy (Hillmer, ‘82) Schulz

Anderson Dale Architects, Inc.

Rev. Paul (‘40) and A. Evelyn Mueller

Mark and Susan Schulz

Anheuser-Busch Foundation

Erwin Nolte

Leigh Schulze

Arkansas Educational Television Network

Ray and Sue Norlin

Arlington Hills Lutheran Church, St. Paul, MN

Marvin Nystrom

Russell (‘83) and Suzanne (Krause, ‘85) Schwichtenberg

James (‘58) and Nancy Ondov

Bette (Werder, ‘66) and Darrell Seabaugh

Loren and Laree A. Opdahl

Dr. Donald and Colleen Sellke

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

Kim Overgaard (‘74)

The Honorable Randall (‘83) and Susan Slieter

Bella Vista Lutheran Church, Bella Vista, AR

Don and Marilyn Palmer

Ronald and Cheryl Smith

Bern Family Foundation

Margaret Pankow

Bethany Lutheran Church, Lake City, MN

Paul Perseke (‘88) and Jackie Dornfeld

Steven and Bernice Spaudie Gary (‘64) and Brenda Specketer

Bethel Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN

Beth Peter

Denise Sprengeler (‘81)

First Lutheran Women In Mission, Waldorf, MN Fountain of Life LWML, Tucson, AZ Freedom From Fear

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN

GE Foundation

Dr. Carroll and Helen Peter

Frank and Bernice Springer

Richard and Joyce Peters

Mary Stelter

Bethlehem Lutheran Church,Minnetonka, MN

Howard and Karen (Krubsack, ‘87) Petersen

Norma Stevens

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

Rev. Karl (‘51) and Margaret Petzke

Dr. Alan (‘48) and Martha Stormo

BGTEV Minnesota Schuhplatters

General Mills Foundation General Sports Corporation Germanic Genealogy Society

Leland Pohlman

Rev. Norbert (‘46) and Dr. Eunice (Cordes, ‘52) Streufert

Boeing Bolick Foundation Boston Scientific Corp Bush Foundation Buuck Family Foundation

Rev. Donald (‘84) and Sharolyn Polege Dr. Neil (‘76) and Lois (Studenski, ‘81) Prokosch Iva Prudlik Karen (Buchholz, ‘87) and Rev. Thomas (‘89) Puffe Freda Rehborg Gordon and Dolores Rehder Richard and Mary Reinhart Irene Reinking Mark (‘89) and Brenda Resch Orville H. Rickert Roger and Jane Roberts

Rev. John (‘63) and Connie (Stephens, ‘65) Strohschein Bruno and Hanna Tesch Rev. Dr. Philip and Ruth (Hoffmann, ‘74) Tesch Glenn and Dolores Thiel Carol Toensing (‘61) Gordon and Geraldeane Tomhave Robert and Marge Trapp Elfrieda Turnmire Walter and Meredith Ulbricht Ernie and Shirley Unruh Michael (‘83) and Ronell (Osladil, ‘86) Uran

AXA Foundation

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Circle Pines, MN Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Sr. Youth Group, Glencoe, MN

Capstone Development

Grace Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

Cargill Foundation Cargill Incorporated

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ormsby, MN

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Correll, MN

Center for Organizational Development Central Lutheran School, St. Paul, MN Central Minnesota Community Foundation ChevronTexaco

Edgar Van Vleet

Concordia Lutheran Church, South St. Paul, MN

General John and Avis Vessey

Copper Dome Enterprises, Inc.

Melvin and Marjorie Volkert

Cross View Lutheran Church, Edina, MN

Bert and Nita Runge

Helen Voll

Daserte Ltd

Rev. Dr. Palmer (‘49) and Lois (Melchert, ‘52) Ruschke

LeRoy and Mary VonBargen

Dauwalter Family Foundation De Vries Bar Grinding, Inc.

M. Martha Ryan

Gretchen (Trafton, ‘89) and Timothy (‘86) Walther

Eleanor and Bill Sandholm

William (‘68) and Linda Wasmund Dorothy (Graves, ‘55) Wegner

Document Destruction Service, Inc.

Joyce Scarr Karl (‘83) and Karen Schewe

Sandra (Hilbert, ‘04) and Tim Wendelin

Ronald Schmidt

Rev. Jonathan Wessel (‘84)

Rev. Victor and Leona Roth Rev. Dr. Milton and Carlene (Helmkamp, ‘58) Rudnick

Bernice Westlund Roger and Sharon Wheeler Jan Wiening

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Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Foundation Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN Hosanna Lutheran Church, Mankato, MN Illinois Tool Works Foundation Immanuel Ladies Aid, Brooks, MN Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ormsby, MN Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lidderdale, IA Immanuel Lutheran Church, Brownton, MN Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid, Parkers Prairie, MN Immanuel Lutheran Laymen’s League, Plainview, MN

DLR Group

Independent School District No. 831

Donaldson Foundation

Intermotel Leasing Corporation

Dr. Yang Dao Fund

Island Designs

Drake Foundation

Joseph J. Jamros Optometry

Eagle Foundation

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Edison International Foundation

Katherine B. Andersen Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

Dr. LeRoy (‘72) and Jane (Mussell, ‘75) Wilke

Emanuel Lutheran Church, Inver Grove Heights, MN

Don and Junette Willprecht

Emanuel Lutheran Church, Milbank, SD

Bonnie (Heiden, ‘66) and Greg Winn

Emanuel Lutheran Church, Hamburg, MN

Rev. Lester (‘88) and Denise (Hintz, ‘87) Wolfgram

Emmaus Lutheran Church, St. Paul, MN

Wesley and Emmaline Wolfgram

Faith Evang Luth Church - Women of Faith, Minneapolis, MN

Rev. Dale Young (‘48)

Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pierre, SD

Rev. Daniel (‘54) and Joan (Boeder, ‘56) Zielske

First Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

Ardine Zimmer

Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.

IBM International Foundation

Christ Lutheran Church, Eagan, MN Christ Lutheran Church Christian Women’s Fellowship LWML, Ea

Gary (‘51) and LaVonne Rosenwinkel

First Lutheran Church LWML, Glencoe, MN

Golden Valley Lutheran Church, Golden Valley, MN

Timothy (‘67) and Dianna Utter

Leona Rose

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Foundations, corporations, organizations and congregations

Key Genetics, Inc. King of Glory Lutheran Church, Blaine, MN King of Kings Senior Sages, Roseville, MN Klinger Ladies Aid, Readlyn, IA Kraus-Anderson Companies Kopp Family Foundation LeMaster Restoration, Inc. LJK Companies, Inc.

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Luminaire Recyclers Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod Major’s Sports Cafes Mary and Martha Society, Perham, MN May Department Stores Company Foundation McKnight Foundation McNichols Company

Seagate Technology LLC Corporate Giving Program

Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Morristown, MN Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Twin Valley, MN

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Women, Onalaska, WI

Trinity Lutheran LWML, New York Mills, MN

Shepherd of the Pines Lutheran, Rice, MN

Trustmark Insurance Company

Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation Skorte, Inc. South Shore Trinity Lutheran Church, White Bear Lake, MN

Medtronic Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Messiah Lutheran Church, Mounds View, MN Messiah Lutheran Church, Sartell, MN Messiah Lutheran Guild, Mounds View, MN Metro Sales Incorporated

St. James Ladies Aid, Shawano, WI St. John Lutheran Church, Alta, IA St. John Lutheran Church, Stewartville, MN St. John Lutheran Church, Red Lake Falls, MN St. John Lutheran Church, Buffalo, MN St. John Lutheran Church, Austin, MN

Minneapolis Foundation Minnesota Department of Education Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development

St. John Lutheran Sunday School, Winsted, MN St. John Wheaton LWML, Wheaton, MN

Minnesota Department of Human Services

St. John’s Ladies Aid, Barnesville, MN

Minnesota Historical Society Press

St. John’s Ladies Aid, West Bend, WI

Minnesota Private College Fund

St. John’s Ladies Aid of Rich Valley, Rosemount, MN

Minnesota South District

St. John Lutheran Ladies Aid, Atwater, MN St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Park Rapids, MN

Miske Witt & Associates Mockingbird Foundation Mount Hope Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Villard, MN St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Elmore, MN St. John’s LWML, Sherburn, MN St. John’s Ladies Aid, Austin, MN

Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN Mt. Zion Lutheran Eventide Guild, Minneapolis, MN

St. Luke Lutheran Church, New Richmond, WI

North Dakota District Office

St. Mark Lutheran Church, Benson, MN

North Wisconsin District

St. Mark’s Lutheran Women’s Guild, Benson, MN

Otto Bremer Foundation

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Vergas, MN

Our Savior Lutheran Church, Brownsdale, MN

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Green Isle, MN St. Paul Lutheran Church, Lester Prairie, MN

Our Savior Lutheran Church, Ceylon, MN Our Savior Lutheran Church, Newton, IA Our Savior’s Lutheran Ladies Circle, Ceylon, MN Our Saviour’s Lutheran Guild, Pipestone, MN

University Bank UPS Foundation Wallace and Irene Bronner Family Charitable Foundation

Joshua (‘01) and Leah (Matson, ‘01) Beck

Wilbert Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ceylon, MN

James (‘67) and Gretchen (Gienapp, ‘67) Beecroft

Women of Mt. Olive, Anoka, MN

Dr. Debra Beilke

Women of Peace LWML, Finlayson, MN

Rev. James (‘87) and Sally (Eggert, ‘87) Bender

Women’s Environmental Institute

Rev. Robert and Mary Benke

Women’s Lutheran Mission League, Red Lake, ON

Richard (‘94) and Lynn Benson

Zion Lutheran Church, Albert Lea, MN

Jennifer Borkenhagen Susan and Derald Borscheid Dr. Kristin and Richard Bransford Rev. Alan (‘60) and Rosemary Braun Dr. David and Adena Bredehoft Jonathan (‘98) and Heidi (Handrick, ‘04) Breitbarth

Zion Lutheran Church, Cologne, MN

Michael (‘03) and Heidi (Albrecht, ‘01) Bruder

Zion Lutheran Church, Ada, MN

Rev. John (‘53) and Jinny Buegel

Zion Lutheran Church, Alexandria, MN

Geruth Buetow

Zion Lutheran Church, Seymour, IN

Tamara Buetow

Zion Lutheran Church, Hopkins, MN

Rev. Dr. Eugene (‘53) and Bernice Bunkowske Phyllis Burger Dr. Jeffrey and Martha Burkart

Women’s Ministry, Peace Lutheran Church, Beaver Dam, WI Woodbury Lutheran Church, Woodbury, MN Zamansky Professional Association Zion Lutheran Church, Green Isle, MN

Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid & L.W.M.L., Cologne, MN Zion Lutheran Women Society, Sauk Centre, MN

Zion LWML, Warren, MN

Pacific Southwest District Archives

St. Stephanus Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN

Peace Lutheran Church, Robbinsdale, MN

St. Stephanus Women’s Ministry, St. Paul, MN Susee

Pentair, Inc. Peregrine Capital Management Fund Peregrine Graphics Services

Tennant Foundation

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. Prairie Lutheran Church, Eden Prairie, MN

Thrivent Financial North Ramsey County Chapter

Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Procter and Gamble Fund

Thrivent Financial South Ramsey County Chapter

Redeemer Lutheran Church, Amery, WI

Thrivent Financial Northwest Minneapolis Chapter

Karen Bartz (‘62)

Wells Fargo Foundation

St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid, Vergas, MN St. Paul’s Lutheran Charity Club, Fairmont, MN

Anonymous (1) Dr. Steven and Mary (‘95) Arnold Sally Baas Robert and Lillian Barnes Dr. Frederick and Susan (Wolf, ‘80) Bartling, Jr.

Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Prior Lake, MN

St. Paul’s LWML, Fairmont, MN St. Peter Lutheran Church, Gibbon, MN

Dr. David and Joann Carlstrom Rev. Dr. Richard and Miriam Carter Rev. Kelly (‘73) and Dr. Cheryl Chatman Kenneth (‘61) and Jeanette (Friesen, ‘90) Clonkey

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation

Redeemer Lutheran Church, New Ulm, MN Ryan Companies US, Inc.

TKDA and Associates, Inc.

Saint John Lutheran Church, Arlington, MN St. Michael Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

Toro Foundation

Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Mc Allen, TX

Trinity Lutheran Church, Arden Hills, MN

Saint-Gobain Corporate Foundation/ CertainTeed Sea Foam Sales Co.

Trinity Lutheran Church, Waseca, MN

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

Twin Cities Housing Development Corporation

Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, Detroit Lakes, MN

Our Saviours LWML, McGregor, MN

Peace Lutheran Ladies Guild, Faribault, MN

Trinity Lutheran School, Waconia, MN

Current faculty/staff, retired faculty/staff and emeriti faculty

Tozer Foundation Travelers Foundation

Trinity Lutheran Church, Waltham, MN Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Jasper, MN

; Deceased

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Benefactors Report Dr. William and Carol (‘94) Niebergall Dr. Glenn and Marilyn Offermann

Rev. Dr. Robert and Annette DeWerff

Jill Johnson (‘03) Phillip (‘82) and Sandra (Schlobohm, ‘80) Johnson Andrew Jones (‘06)

Rev. Michael Dorner

Dr. Edith Jones

Jennifer Downham

Rev. Dr. Kenneth and Evelyn Kaden

Dr. John and Linda Eggert

Dr. Rita and James Kenyon

Joel (‘01) and Sarah (Pieper, ‘01) Erkkinen Carolyn (Froh, ‘76) and Robin Fink James and Sue Found

Dr. Michele Kieke and Dr. Michael Wendland

Verle (‘57) and Lois (Tesch, ‘57) Paul Beth Peter Dr. Carroll and Helen Peter Steve (‘76) and Michele (Rodemeyer, ‘76) Pickel

Dr. Bruce and Alice Corrie Dr. Mirriam Luebke and Ernest D’Anjou Joshua Deer (‘04)

Dr. Victor and Marilyn Gebauer Rev. Robert (‘78) and Dr. Lynn (Leverkuhn, ‘79) Gehrke

Dr. Judith Klingsick and Rev. Richard Claybaker Dr. Charlotte and Dr. Carl Knoche Rev. Jerry (‘66) and Janet (Buth, ‘68) Kosberg Roy and Ramona (‘87) Kramer Dr. Robert and Rachel Krueger

Stephen and Beverly Ogren James (‘91) Orchard

Rev. Dr. Mark and Connie Press Cher and Gerry Rafftery Jody and Richard Ragan

Athletic Donors

Loren and Margaret Rehmer

3M Foundation

Dr. Boyd George

Jacob LaCroix (‘03)

Dr. Marilyn and Dr. Robert Reineck Robert and Thelma Rickels

Carole Gesme

Nathan and Jennifer Laible

Heather Riddle and Michael McCue

Anonymous (4)

Rev. Dr. James (‘81) and Jill (Rosenwinkel, ‘80) Gimbel

Dr. Eric LaMott David Langemo (‘94)

Carol Rinkoff (‘03)

Tom and Janice Atkinson

Thomas and Barbara Rubbelke

William Bach

Dr. Amy Gort

Robert and Phyllis Leininger Craig Lien

Kathleen Grimes

Jeananne (Deloye, ‘83) and Durwin Long

Dr. George Guidera

Dr. Miriam Luebke and Ernest D’Anjou

Dr. Nancy Hackett

Rev. Dr. David Lumpp and Dr. Shirley Miske

Joan (‘76) and John Hagman

Dr. Kay and Greg Madson Dr. Allan (‘62) Mahnke and Dr. Kathryn Schenk

Jarred Sampson Dr. Thomas and Kimberly Saylor Dr. Allan (‘62) Mahnke and Dr. Kathryn Schenk Sharon (Krueger, ‘77) and Herbert Schewe Carrie (‘04) Schierschmidt Dr. Carl and Dr. Barbara Schoenbeck

Pat Bailey

Scott Grau

Gail and Ronald Schroetke

Sue Biagini Jeremy Birkleland

Karla (Frokjer, ‘93) and Dan Hansen Dr. Thomas and Sarah (DeCaster, ‘85) Hanson

Lonn (‘81) and Julie (Pulse, ‘81) Maly

Anderson Dale Architects, Inc.

Thomas Bartelt (‘71) Dan Baumgartner Frank Beckendorf Timothy (‘91) and Rhonda (Behm, ‘88) Severeid

Dr. Douglas and Patricia Hartford

Charles (‘04) and Leah (‘07) Martin

Dr. Eleanor and Erland Heginbotham

Carolynne Mathis

Joel (‘82) and Stacey (Bartelma, ‘92) Schuessler Rev. Dr. Mark and Dr. Rhoda Schuler

Emily Heine

Thomas Mauer

William Schultz (‘08)

Hugh Boschert

Theodore (‘81) and Sharon (Reske, ‘81) Hinck Rev. Dr. Robert (‘54) and Lynne Holst Dr. Robert (‘50) and Lois (Brakenhoff, ‘66) Holtz Brian Jamros (‘05)

Dr. David and Katherine (‘90) Mennicke Dr. Gerhardt and Dr. Loma Meyer Rev. Dr. Marvin and Melba Middendorf Rev. Dr. Paul (‘77) and Joy (Blasingame, ‘99) Mueller

James Seemann Dr. Donald and Colleen Sellke Jennifer (‘06) and Fred Sila Brady Starkey

Andrew Bosl (‘01)

Dr. Julie Jochum Gartrell

Dr. Carol Stellwagen

Michael Burnet

Michael (‘96) and Sara (Schweer, ‘97) Mulso

Rev. Dr. Stephen (‘62) and Jeanette (Zabel, ‘94) Stohlmann

Sue Calhoun

Keith and Christine Stout

Capstone Development

Rev. Norbert (‘46) and Dr. Eunice (Cordes, ‘52) Streufert David Stueber Rev. Dr. Philip and Ruth (Hoffmann, ‘74) Tesch

Bob Carlson

Terry Bryce

Dustin (‘02) Campbell

Center for Organizational Development Ronald Chamberlin Gary and Paula Chambers

Loretta and Roger Wachter

Dr. LeRoy (‘72) and Jane (Mussell, ‘75) Wilke

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Mike and Patricia Costello

Lou Danna

Paul (‘91) and Christine Wendt

Dennis Zimmerman

John and Mark Cornwell

Martin and LuAnn Culhane

Denise and Michael Wehr

Lee Pao and Suzanne Xiong

Beth Clark Jan Clark Steve Comer

Richard and Mirriam Cox

Charles Walerius (‘06)

Dr. Alan and Sandra Winegarden

Nick Cierzan

Copper Dome Enterprises, Inc.

Melanie (Moore, ‘06) and Richard Vasterling

Keith and Kristina Williams

Rodney and Kimberly Bloom

Penny Bray

Dr. Dale and Gretchen Trapp Rev. Dr. Thomas and Kathleen (Hoelzel, ‘88) Trapp Timothy (‘67) and Dianna Utter

Kasya Willhite

Todd Bishop

David Bray

Debbie (Rolloff, ‘07) and Rev. Mark Tewes

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Dorvin and Laraine Baker

Daserte Ltd De Vries Bar Grinding, Inc. George and Shannon Deer Joshua (‘04) Deer Robert Dennis (‘04) Leonard and Helen DeVries

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Rev. Dr. Robert and Annette DeWerff Wayne and Carey Dietz

Barbara (Kiecker, ‘78) and Ted Kaminski

DLR Group

Kim Kaminski

Document Destruction Service, Inc.

Marvin Karth

Brian Doyle

Anne Kinsman

Rod Dummer

Arno Kirchenwitz

Scott and Carmel Dunlop

Bill Kiss

Paul and Kim Durkee

Michael Kissell LTD

James Eifert

James and Mary Klahr

Jeffrey and Bonnie Erickson

Jay and Nancy Knutsen

Brett and Marit Esterberg

Betty Koch

Michael and Signe Eversoll

Audrey Kohlhase

Milton Fagely

Richard Kohlhase

Nancy Fagely

Kraus-Anderson Companies

Timothy and Tamara Fagely

Dr. David (‘64) and Cindy Kruger

Philip (‘51) and LaVerne Fandrei

Marisa Kuderer

Steve and Vickey Finger

Dr. Eric LaMott

Drake and Terriann Flemmer

Dennis Langwith

Randine Flomer

Beverly Larson

Matt Flynn

Jason Larson (‘97)

Kirk Fossum

Louise Lee

Robert and Theresa Fox

LeMaster Restoration, Inc.

Pat Fraher General Sports Corporation

Anthony LeMay Bruce Lender

Eric Nelson

Bill Rask and Paula Diersen-Rask

Kent Getzlaff (‘02)

Jeffery and Carol Lentz

Nancy Neuman

Butch Raymond

Danny Gominsky

Rich Lesch

Richard and Alice Nielsen

John Reif

Richard Gradoville

Erin Lind

Gary and Joan Noser

David and Susanne Reuss

Dino Guerin

Scott Lipets

Kenneth Noser

Mark Rhode

Laurie Hansen

LJK Companies, Inc.

Les Novak

Brent Rhone

Ron and Jan Hansen

Edward Lonkoski

Dennis O’Connell

Heather Riddle and Michael McCue

Ed Herbert

Jeff Ludwigson

Ryan and Amy O’Connor

Mark and Anita Ridge

Rex Hinrichs

Luminaire Recyclers

Alex and Shirley Olseen

James (‘74) and Darlene Riley

Miriam Hodge

Pamela Maciej

Richard and Bambi Olseen

Jeff Rittinger

Charles Hohn

Sylvester Maciej

Ashley Olson (‘07)

Mike Roberts

George and Lorraine Holmes

Gary Macies

Brian and Carole Olson

Paul and Penny Roberts

James (‘96) and Karla Holmlund

Major’s Sports Cafes

Roxanne Olson

Mary Rogers

Rev. Dr. Robert (‘56) and Lynne Holst

Kim Manikowski

Steve Olson

Blake (‘06) Rose

Daniel and Myrna Manning

James (‘91) Orchard

Lynn Huber

Floyd Mapson

Brian Palanshewski

Randall (‘79) and Carol (Moss, ‘79) Rose

Paul Huber (‘01)

Brant Marklund

Thomas Pallkert

Bryan Rubbelke

Tom and Kate Hussin

Mary Marquette

Thomas and Barbara Rubbelke

Jeff and Beth Hvass Intermotel Leasing Corporation

M. Daniel (‘90) and Carol (Heinbuch, ‘89) Maser

James (‘86) and Nancy (Schmidt, ‘84) Palmersheim

Edwin and Vivian Jampsa

Thomas and Dorothy Mason

Brian Jamros (‘05) Dr. Joseph and Susan Jamros

Mary Matthys

Jim Peck John Petersen Bruce Peterson

Jarred Sampson Charles and Charleen Sand Joseph and Beth Scanlon Carrie (‘04) Schierschmidt

Richard and Patricia Mattson

Eric Peterson

David Schlobohm

Andrew (‘05) and Jennifer (Mills, ‘04) Johnson

Jake and Teresa Mauer, III

Daniel (‘71) and Beverly Pfalzgraff

Todd Schmeltzer

Dale Johnson

Thomas Mauer

Jim Johnson John Johnson Phillip (‘82) and Sandra (Schlobohm, ‘80) Johnson

Douglas and Sandra Mayer

Jim Mauer

Matthew McMorrow Metro Sales Incorporated Fritz and Linda Miller

Terry Johnson

Robert and Gloria Miller

William (‘79) and Pam Johnson

Robert and Karen Morgan

Joseph J. Jamros Optometry Rev. Dr. Kenneth and Evelyn Kaden Rich Kallman

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

James and Elanor Morse Brenden Murphy Jason Muzik

; Deceased

Edward and Gwen Pfalzgraff

Ashley Schmidt Jacob Schmidt

Jared Pick

Charles and Elaine Schmikla

David and Helem Piwnica-Worms

Stephen Schmikla

Jerry Post

Tom Schoenberg

Rev. Dr. Mark and Connie Press

Eric and Steph Schoh

Steve Pretrowski Ben Prueher

Steve and Julie Schultz

Dwight Rabuse

Jacob Schunk (‘01)

Scott and Molly Raduka

Seagate Technology LLC Corporate Giving Program

Rodney (‘03) Rankin

Marty Schumph

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Benefactors Report Timothy (‘89) and Rhonda (Behm, ‘88) Severeid David and Lisa Siwek Brenda Skolnick Skorte, Inc. Christine Skwarek

Gertrude Anderson Anonymous (1) Gerhart and Delores Aswegan Dr. Marilyn Barr

Dale and Linda Smith

Sharon (Hein, ‘70) and Jeff Bartels

John Smith Keith and Jan Springer

Wilford and Arlene Bartley Rev. Herbert (‘36) and Helen Bartz Ken and Alix E. Behm

Mary Springer

Mary Kay (Andrus, ‘91) and Theodore Bensen

Irene Stalmer-James

Dorothy Berg

Delores Stanton Brady Starkey

Bern Family Foundation Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Minnetonka, MN

Matthew and Gail Starr

Julie (‘91) and Rev. Dr. Philip Bickel

Peter and Janet Steinhagen Bradley Stensgard Jesse (‘02) and Sarah Stremcha

Richard and Carolyn Blum Boeing Bolick Foundation

David (‘68) and Wendy (Krumwiede, ‘71) Stricker

Dr. Kevin (‘75) and Pamela Bonine

Steven and Sara Strouts Stacey Sundet

Robert and Anna Bornfleth

Liz Solheid

David Syfko Peter and Catherine Szyman Janien Thompson Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Thrivent Financial North Ramsey County Chapter Thrivent Financial South Ramsey County Chapter TKDA and Associates, Inc. Sean and Kristine Toomey Joseph and Julie Tucci Charles and Gladys Utoft David and Lorri Utoft Gary and Lu Ann Vandenberg Dave and Barb Vann Shawn Vellek Erwin Voelkner Julie Volk Anthony and April Wagner Steven and Bonnie Sue Waldman Jerry and Roxanne Wallen Rev. Jeffrey (‘84) and Christina Walther Timothy (‘86) and Gretchen (Trafton, ‘89) Walther Scott Weber Gladys Weber-Klein Marc and Carolyn Weisenburger Jeffery and Theresia Welch Lynn Whitting-Hardy James and Mordon Wickert Donald and Florence Winger Molly Womack Robert Wright Macscine Zachar Zamansky Professional Association Ray Zurn Lucas Zwieg

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OHSCO Donors

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Robert Borchard Arland and Leanda Brase Rev. Alan (‘60) and Rosemary Braun Elda Brendle Rev. Paul Brink Philip and Ramona Broman Peter and Frances Brueckner Dr. Allan (‘59) and Carol Buckman Edward and Pat Buerkle Lorraine Buesing Helen Bunge Rev. Dr. Eugene (‘53) and Bernice Bunkowske Rev. Gaylen (‘67) and Linda (Drewitz, ‘68) Burow William and Frances Bussman Dr. David and Joann Carlstrom David Caston Rev. Kelly (‘73) and Dr. Cheryl Chatman Stanley and Paula Cherveny ChevronTexaco Harold and Hertha Chubbs Rev. Ottomar (‘38) and Elsie Cloeter Rev. Robert (‘53) and Sally (Clingenpeel, ‘55) Cordes Mike and Sharon Cornelius Larry and Jeanette Degner

Dr. Ralph and Anita Geisler Barbara Gieseler Eldon and Joyce Glessing Norma and Theodore Goehle Audrey Golnick

Minnie Klone

James (‘70) and Marjean (Haack, ‘70) Hahler

Keith and Orma Kraai

Viola Halver

Richard and Mary Krafft, Jr.

Rev. Herman (‘53) and Carole Hannemann Dr. Alan and Diane Harre

Roy and Ramona (‘87) Kramer Rev. Howard (‘66) and Linda (Baule, ‘67) Krienke

Weber and Joan Koester Dr. Erwin and Anna Kolb Dr. Robert (‘61) and Pauline (Ansorge,‘61) Kolb Wayne ; and Amy Korkowski

Wayne Hecht

Rev. James (‘82) and Lynn (Karolus, ‘84) Kroonblawd

Rev. Norman and Doris Heidorn Emily Heine

Robert and Phyllis Leininger

Kay Herrmann (‘92)

Elmer Lemke

Mervin and Evline Herrmann

Rev. Marlo (‘55) and Marlene Lemke

Ruth (Rau, ‘93) and Warren Hickey

Richard and Judith Lindemeier

W. Elden and Stephanie Hildebrandt Verna Hinck Rev. Dr. Robert (‘56) and Lynne Holst Betty Horn-Bendewald

Roger and Fern Lindemeier Melvin Logemann Ruth Luecht

Illinois Tool Works Foundation

Rev. Dr. David and Dr. Shirley Miske

Immanuel Lutheran Laymen’s League, Plainview, MN

John and Susan Macek

Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod

Bill Iwen Gary Jaetzold

Rev. Ron and Barbara Mahnke

Connie (‘87) and Leonard Johnson

Terry and Jan Measel

Rev. Dennis (‘63) and Mary (Petersen, ‘67) Drews

Ronald and Janice Johnston

Rev. Peter and Kathy Meier

Marian (Luker, ‘97) and Charles Edelen Richard and Sharon Engdahl

Rev. Dr. Kenneth and Evelyn Kaden

Eusebio and Eunice Menezes

Rev. Harold Kamman Yonsey Karasek

Joyce Mennicke Juanita Meschke

L. John and Kaisu Fisken

Bluford Kellner

Ernest and Carol Meyer

Michael (‘75) and Ruth (Mueller, ‘76) Flynn James and Sue Found

Elmer and Dorothy Kellner

Gary and Jane Meyer

Karol Ketcher

Dr. Gerhardt and Dr. Loma Meyer

Donald and Helen Keyes

Greta Meyer

Connie Kingsbury

John and Barb Meyer Roland Meyer

Ann Dennis (‘05) Jeanne Dicke Shirley (‘83) and Rev. Dr. Maynard Dorow

Richard and Jean Evers

Herman and Irma Franke Clarence Funk Rev. Gary Galchutt (‘51)

Elaine Klaustermeier

McNichols Company

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report William Michaelis

Orvil and Arlis Roetman Gary (‘51) and LaVonne Rosenwinkel

Clifford Miller

Amy Rouse (‘92)

Rev. Fred (‘28) Miller

Martin Rudnick Rev. Dr. Milton and Carlene (Helmkamp, ‘58) Rudnick Amy Saar St. Michael Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

William and Shirley Meyer

George Morgan Christine Mueller Delbert and Dorleen Mueller Joan Mueller Rev. Dr. Paul (‘77) and Joy (Blasingame, ‘99) Mueller

Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Mc Allen, TX

Leadership Giving $10,000+ Calvin Aaby (‘60) ; Alliss Educational Foundation Gertrude Anderson Ken and Alix E. Behm Melvin and Lois Bode

Joe and Noreen Mullen

Wilmer and Fae Schewe

Rev. Lyle and Marlene Muller

Rev. John and Ethel Schmid

Lorraine Nelson

Helmuth Schmidt

Robert and Margaret Nelson Dr. William and Carol (‘94) Niebergall

Edwin and Janice Schoening

Boston Scientific Corp Rev. Dr. Eugene (‘53) and Bernice Bunkowske Bush Foundation Cargill Foundation Richard and Lorraine Carlander

Loretta (Westphal, ‘61) and Carl Schoessel

Lee Clonkey ;

Robert and Viola Norton

Rev. Norman (‘45) and Mildred Schramm

Pansy Drake

Violet Offutt

Rev. Verdell (‘55) and Elaine Schramm

Drake Foundation

Morris (‘06) and Jean Olson

Robert and Mary Ann Schultz

Eagle Foundation

Wilbur and Esther Onnen ;

Richard and Rosalie Seltz

Shirley Opsal

Rev. Tim (‘83) and Nancy (Eggert, ‘81) Shoup

James Parkhurst Dr. Carroll and Helen Peter Richard and Joyce Peters

Kenneth and Irene Sieloff

Philip (‘51) and LaVerne Fandrei David and Sandra Frauenshuh Doris Gangelhoff

John and Karen Sleichert

Dr. Brad and Susan (‘07) Hewitt

Joan Sohn

Donna Phillips

Linda Sons

Katherine B. Andersen Fund of The Saint Paul Foundation

Steve (‘76) and Michele (Rodemeyer, ‘76) Pickel

St. John Lutheran Sunday School, Winsted, MN

Clayton and Beverly Piepkorn

St. John’s Ladies Aid of Rich Valley, Rosemount, MN

Mildred Post

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Green Isle, MN Scott and Arlys Staub Rev. Dr. Stephen (‘62) and Jeanette (Zabel, ‘94) Stohlmann

Martin and Lucille Lieske ; Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

Rev. Brian and Sarah Stolarczyk

McKnight Foundation

Rev. Norbert (‘46) and Dr. Eunice (Cordes, ‘52) Streufert David Stueber Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Dr. Dale and Gretchen Trapp Robert and Marge Trapp Timothy (‘67) and Dianna Utter Rev. James (‘58) and Jane (‘82) Vehling General John and Avis Vessey

McNichols Company

Karl and Jean Voelkel

Minnesota South District

Arthur Vogel Hubert and Audrey Voth Frank and Sharon S. Voyak

Otto Bremer Foundation Peregrine Capital Management Fund Procter and Gamble Fund

Wallace and Irene Bronner Family Charitable Foundation

Irene Raawe ;

Donald and Elaine Weber

Orvil and Arlis Roetman St. Michael Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

Doris Press Rev. Dr. Mark and Connie Press Steven and Wendy Press Marvin and Renata Rahn Betty Rasch Wes and Lois Rearick Heather Riddle and Michael McCue Rev. Dr. George and Joan Riemer George and Evelyn Rodgers

Dr. George and Dr. Rosemary Weir Floyd and Elinor Wentz Kristin Westad

Adelbert and Florence Lahann ;

Rev. Arden (‘45) and Charlotte Malotky

Roland Meyer Minneapolis Foundation Minnesota Department of Education Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development Minnesota Department of Human Services

Robert and Marge Trapp Travelers Foundation Twin Cities Housing Development Corporation Norman ; and Marilyn Wendt Larry and Alicia Winget

Minnesota Historical Society Press

Woodbury Lutheran Church, Woodbury, MN

Minnesota Private College Fund

$5,000 – $9,999

Roger and Jane Roberts

3M Foundation Arkansas Educational Television Network Leslie and Meredith Berg Jerome and Linda Bolick Bolick Foundation Dr. Kevin (‘75) and Pamela Bonine Hilbert and Norma Brandt Lorraine Buesing Central Minnesota Community Foundation

Zion Lutheran Church, Ada, MN

Kurt Sandt Estate ; Sea Foam Sales Co. Bradner and Janet Smith Mary Stelter Rev. Dr. Stephen (‘62) and Jeanette (Zabel, ‘94) Stohlmann

Zion Lutheran Church, Seymour, IN

Dr. Marvin (‘69) and Mariclare Suomi

Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, Detroit Lakes, MN

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation

Keith Golke (‘79) Rev. Dr. Robert (‘56) and Lynne Holst Delano (‘54) and Emily Kulenkamp Rev. James (‘61) and Karen Laatsch

Roberta Zoellmer

Tozer Foundation

Richard and Judith Lindemeier

Jan Wiening Women of Mt. Olive, Anoka, MN Women’s Lutheran Mission League, Red Lake, ON Randy and Carolyn Zielinski

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

Warren (‘41) and Marilyn Kluckman Kopp Family Foundation

; Deceased

Timothy (‘86) and Barbara Davis Arthur and Dorothy Dee Ruth Ferg Harry Gaples

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Benefactors Report Mockingbird Foundation Joan Mueller Paul (‘88) and Jackie Perseke Myrtle Peters Rev. Norbert (‘46) and Dr. Eunice (Cordes, ‘52) Streufert Harvey Vogel Hubert and Audrey Voth Dr. Alan and Sandra Winegarden Women’s Environmental Institute

Concordia Stewards $1,000 – $4,999 William (‘54) and Margaret Anderson Anderson Dale Architects, Inc. Anonymous (1) Nathan Appel (‘04) Dr. Steven and Mary (‘95) Arnold AXA Foundation Dr. Marilyn Barr Harold Bartz Karen Bartz (‘62) Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

Ronald and Mary Lohrbach

Rev. Dr. Mark and Connie Press

Robert (‘73) and Karla (Boettcher, ‘76) Lyngstad

David and Lavon Priebe

Jeff and Katherine Machaj Dr. Kay and Greg Madson

Cher and Gerry Rafftery

Corinne (Brockopp, ‘60) and Peter Magnoni

Dorothy Ritter

Dr. Allan (‘62) Mahnke and Dr. Kathryn Schenk

James (‘63) and Barbara (Radmer, ‘67) Roegge

Rev. Gary Galchutt (‘51)

Messiah Lutheran Church, Mounds View, MN

Jim and Barbara Ross

Estella Garner General Mills Foundation Barbara Gieseler

Messiah Lutheran Church, Sartell, MN Dr. Gerhardt and Dr. Loma Meyer John and Barb Meyer Dr. Vaughn and Joann Meyer

Thomas and Barbara Rubbelke

Rev. Dr. James (‘81) and Jill (Rosenwinkel, ‘80) Gimbel

Wendell and Betty Morfitt

Elmer and Gladys Henker ;

John and Mary Newkirk Donald and Betty Newman Dr. William and Carol (‘94) Niebergall

Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Foundation Lori (Waldron, ‘88) and David Hertzberg Verna Hinck

George Morgan Rev. Dr. Paul (‘77) and Joy (Blasingame, ‘99) Mueller Douglas (‘75) and Patricia (Weinhold, ‘74) Neal

Wallace Nordquist

Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN Ardis Horn

Wilbur and Esther Onnen ; The Rev. Dr. Harold and Bernice Otte

Elda Brendle

Hosanna Lutheran Church, Mankato, MN Illinois Tool Works Foundation Immanuel Lutheran Church, Brownton, MN Frances Ingemann Intermotel Leasing Corporation William (‘73) and Dr. Dawn Irwin Darlene (Osladil, ‘55) and Ernest Johnson Inez Johnson Rev. James (‘54) and Margaret (Spomer, ‘54) Johnson

Elizabeth Buenger

Lila Johnson

Tamara Buetow

Rev. Dr. Kenneth and Evelyn Kaden

Dale (‘72) and Janel Busacker

Elmer and Dorothy Kellner

William and Frances Bussman

Dr. Judith Klingsick and Rev. Richard Claybaker

Buuck Family Foundation ChevronTexaco

Dr. Charlotte and Dr. Carl Knoche Roy and Ramona (‘87) Kramer

Dr. Judith and Rev. Richard Klingsick

Kraus-Anderson Companies

Concordia Lutheran Church, South St. Paul, MN

Rev. Richard (‘54) and Lorna (Neumann, ‘55) Krogen

Daserte Ltd Larry and Jeanette Degner Rev. Dr. Robert and Annette DeWerff Michael and Diane Diemer Lois (Bode, ‘56) and Donald Ditzler Rev. Michael Dorner Jennifer Downham Dr. Betty and John Duda Kathryn (Fritz, ‘89) and Erwin Eckhoff Marian (Luker, ‘97) and Charles Edelen

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Howard and Dorothy Rosenwinkel

Rev. Dr. William (‘58) and Sharon Meyer

James (‘67) and Gretchen (Gienapp, ‘67) Beecroft John and Letty Bernhagen Susan (Prellwitz, ‘77) and Jim Berson Diane (Heintz, ‘76) and Randy Borchardt Jennifer Borkenhagen

Rev. Robert (‘53) and Sally (Clingenpeel, ‘55) Cordes Paul and Carolyn Crisler

Heather Riddle and Michael McCue

Elmer and Ruth Gottschalk George and Annetta Grever Joan (‘76) and John Hagman Raymond Hampel Robert and Charlotte Hanpeter Dr. Douglas and Patricia Hartford

Tom and Kay Becken

Roland and Virginia Bredehoft

Nancy (Kuehne, ‘74) Pieper

Frederic (‘38) and Doris Lussky

Suzanne (Stender, ‘66) Norris Les Novak

Lauretta Brandt ; Rev. Alan (‘60) and Rosemary Braun Dr. David and Adena Bredehoft

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Bruce and Mary Jane Engelsma Charles Ferguson Gerald (‘55) and Joan Fiechtner Michael (‘75) and Ruth (Mueller, ‘76) Flynn James and Sue Found John Fox (‘75) Rev. Brian (‘79) and Laurie (Wogsland, ‘80) Friedrich

George Hoffman

Violet Krueger

Bert and Nita Runge M. Martha Ryan John and Judy Schneller Dr. Carl and Dr. Barbara Schoenbeck Edwin and Janice Schoening Rev. Dr. Mark and Dr. Rhoda Schuler Elmer and Elsie Schulz Leigh Schulze William (‘50) and Gladys Schumacher Jacob Schunk (‘01) Rev. Lane and Donna K. Seitz Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation Gordon Smith South Shore Trinity Lutheran Church, White Bear Lake, MN Dr. Carol Stellwagen Norma Stevens Keith and Christine Stout

Margaret Pankow James and Patricia Pape Rev. Dr. Jan and Evelyn Pavel Peace Lutheran Church, Robbinsdale, MN Dr. Carroll and Helen Peter Richard and Joyce Peters

David Stueber Tennant Foundation Rev. Dr. Philip and Ruth (Hoffmann, ‘74) Tesch Nicolas (‘04) and Angela Thomley

Karin Peterson

Thrivent Financial North Ramsey County Chapter

Rev. Wilfred (‘73) and

Thrivent Financial South Ramsey

Concordia Stewards Benefactors who support the mission of

Dr. Eric LaMott

Concordia University, St. Paul with annual

Dr. David (‘88) and Deborah (Krause, ‘90) Lange

gifts of $1,000 or more are recognized as

Rev. Kirk (‘85) and Karen (Henschen, ‘86) Lee Lois Lee Rev. Dr. Wayne (‘64) and Lois (Spomer, ‘64) Lehrer Robert and Phyllis Leininger

Concordia Stewards and are given a gold lapel pin as a token of appreciation for supporting today’s students.

Donald and Cheryl Lindeman LJK Companies, Inc. Melvin Logemann BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report County Chapter Dr. Dale and Gretchen Trapp Rev. Dr. Thomas and Kathleen (Hoelzel, ‘88) Trapp Irma Ulrich UPS Foundation General John and Avis Vessey

Dr. Yang Dao Fund Fred (‘56) and Nancy Ebel Edison International Foundation Rev. Edwin (‘44) and Diane Eifert Emanuel Lutheran Church, Hamburg, MN

Denise and Michael Wehr Rev. Ernest (‘48) and Shirley Wentzel Lillian Werling

Emmaus Lutheran Church, St. Paul, MN Richard and Sharon Engdahl LuVerne Erickson Joel (‘01) and Sarah (Pieper, ‘01) Erkkinen Willard Gerlitz Germanic Genealogy Society

Everett and Jean Wessels

Michael Gerner (‘96)

Dr. LeRoy (‘72) and Jane (Mussell, ‘75) Wilke

Eldon and Joyce Glessing

Ruth Williams

Norman (‘60) and Judith (Barlau, ‘59) Glock

Herbert and Deloris Zabel

Golden Valley Lutheran Church, Golden Valley, MN

Dr. George and Raquel Wallin

Dorothea Zaiger Zion Lutheran Church, Hopkins, MN

$500 – $999 Cynthia (Harms, ‘77) Anderson Anheuser-Busch Foundation Anonymous (5) Luella Behm Rev. James (‘87) and Sally (Eggert, ‘87) Bender Bern Family Foundation Frederick (‘53) and N. Laverne Blank

John (‘59) and Ardelle (Wilken, ‘62) Gottschalk Scott Grau Mark (‘72) and Erica (Freudenburg, ‘73) Grimstvedt Dr. George Guidera Rev. Norman and Doris Heidorn Donald and Carol Heuton Dr. Robert (‘50) and Lois (Brakenhoff, ‘66) Holtz Betty Huebner

James Blue (‘99) Wilmer Boeder Boeing

Rev. Robert (‘57) and Ann Jacobs

Dr. Christopher (‘01) and Hope (Kelto, ‘02) Bollig

Connie (‘87) and Leonard Johnson

Lois (‘56) Brehmer Peter and Mary Bretzman

Dr. Joseph and Susan Jamros James and Virginia Jensen Kenneth and Jeanette Just Michelle K. Kahn

Cecilia Buntrock

Rev. Harvey (‘56) and Norita (Willner, ‘58) Kath

Rev. Dr. Richard and Miriam Carter

Philip (‘90) and Alyssa (Chase, ‘92) Klemp

David Caston

Maximilian (‘00) and Amanda (Romba, ‘00) Knoell

Center for Organizational Development Warren Consoer Cross View Lutheran Church, Edina, MN James and Judy Dauwalter Dauwalter Family Foundation Ann Dennis (‘05) Leonard and Helen DeVries Darcy Dilly-Cooper Kathryn Doepke Shirley (‘83) and Rev. Dr. Maynard Dorow

Kerry and Shirley Koestler Dr. Robert (‘61) and Pauline (Ansorge, ‘61) Kolb

Dr. Martin and Kathleen Morrow

St. John Lutheran Church, Austin, MN Ronald (‘57) and Loretta Stahlberg Ryan (‘05) and Katherine (Moulds, ‘04) Steffen Peter and Janet Steinhagen

Christine Mueller

Ernest and Elaine Stephens, Jr.

Michael (‘96) and Sarah (Schweer, ‘97) Mulso

Allen Stoeckman (‘79) Dr. Jim and Candi Storm

Robert and Margaret Nelson Charles (‘53) and Joyce Nuernberg

Rev. Larry (‘67) and Linda (Wuertz, ‘69) Stoterau

Morris (‘06) and Jean Olson

Jesse (‘02) and Sarah Stremcha

Loren and Laree Opdahl Julius and Anita Ost

Rev. Carl (‘44) and Thea Streufert

Norman and Jane Ott

Rev. Dr. Arlyn (‘67) and Karen (Nasby, ‘68) Sturtz

Pentair, Inc. Beth Peter

Jean Templeton (‘67) Glenn and Dolores Thiel

Rev. Theodore (‘58) and Mary Predoehl

Thrivent Financial Northwest Minneapolis Chapter

Rev. Fred (‘28) Miller Miske Witt & Associates

Richard and Mary Krafft, Jr.

Wes and Lois Rearick

Rev. Howard (‘66) and Linda (Baule, ‘67) Krienke

Allen Reich (‘55) Gary and Lorraine Reinke

Casey (Darmody, ‘03) and Todd Kunard

Dennis and Jane Rolloff

James and Karen Laddusaw

Randall (‘79) and Carol (Moss, ‘79) Rose

Oscar and Helen Larson Ranney and Verdell Leek

Rev. Harold (‘54) and Edith Ross Rev. Dr. Milton and Carlene (Helmkamp, ‘58) Rudnick Sharon (Krueger, ‘77) and Herbert Schewe Shirley (Friede, ‘73) and Rev. Dr. David Schmiel Rev. Norman (‘45) and Mildred Schramm Glen and Lois Schultz

Rev. Alfred (‘53) and Laura Luehmann Rev. Dr. David and Dr. Shirley Miske Joanne (Kuehne, ‘69) and Edwin Lundgren Rev. Dennis (‘62) and Katherine (Wiese, ‘62) Maaske Glenn (‘89) and Cecelia Marten Thomas Mauer May Department Stores Company Foundation Terry and Jan Measel Medtronic Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

Joyce Mennicke Rev. Gerhard (‘57) and Joan Michael, Jr.

; Deceased

Robert and Mary Ann Schultz Joann Schwichtenberg (‘61)

Martin and Gladys Strobel

Merlin Timm Sean and Kristine Toomey Harold and Ardella Triebenbach Cynthia Twillman (‘96) Rev. Dr. William (‘81) and Dr. Lori (Luckwaldt, ‘80) Utech David and Lorri Utoft Dave and Barb Vann Steve (‘77) and Pamela (Gronewold, ‘76) Wiederkehr Jan Wiening Dr. Marvin (‘61) ; and Dr. Barbara (Gieser, ‘65) Wippich William and Lucinda (Hahn, ‘76) Wright Michael Ziegler

Seagate Technology LLC Corporate Giving Program

Ardine Zimmer Dr. Dallas and Eileen Zimmerman

Shepherd of the Pines Lutheran, Rice, MN

Zion Lutheran Church, Seymour, IN

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IBM International Foundation

Prairie Lutheran Church, Eden Prairie, MN

Rev. Charles (‘55) and Mary Lou (Haerther, ‘55) Brehmer

Dwayne (‘75) and Ann (Biberdorf, ‘77) Jobst

Ruth Price

Andrew (‘02) and Karen (Wilkening, ‘01) Johnson

David (‘73) and Jeanne Punke Lori (Dungey, ‘98) and Paul Ramig

Jonathan (‘98) and Heidi (Handrick, ‘04) Breitbarth

Club 24/7 $247 – $499 Arlington Hills Lutheran Church, St. Paul, MN Alvin and Marguerite Arndt Sally Baas Ronald and Sarah Bardal Wilford and Arlene Bartley Daniel (‘94) and Claudette (Schuett, ‘64) Bechdolt Bella Vista Lutheran Church, Bella Vista, AR Mary Kay (Andrus, ‘91) and Theodore Bensen Richard (‘94) and Lynn Benson Jonathan Bernau (‘04) Joshua (‘04) and Leah Bernau Bethany Lutheran Church, Lake City, MN Bethel Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN Mary (Grimm, ‘65) and Darwin Bettmann BGTEV Minnesota Schuhplatters Rev. Terrance Borchard (‘63) Susan and Derald Borscheid Andrew Bosl (‘01) Sara (Wahl, ‘00) and John Boss

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Jill Johnson (‘03)

Michael (‘03) and Heidi (Albrecht, ‘01) Bruder

Rev. Eugene (‘57) and Mirriam Reddel

Linda (Mueller, ‘58) and Lee Johnson

Heather (‘03) Brune

Dr. Marilyn and Dr. Robert Reineck

Jayne Jones (‘98)

Terry Bryce

Craig and Barb Reinking

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Dr. Allan (‘59) and Carol Buckman Edward and Pat Buerkle Rev. Dr. Willard (‘43) and Elinor Burce Dr. Jeffrey and Martha Burkart Donna (Schultze, ‘68) and John Burman Inez (Schulz, ‘54) and Stanley Campbell

Charles ; and Geraldine Resch

Dr. Rita and James Kenyon

John (‘84) and Denise (Orton, ‘85)

Susan (Runzheimer, ‘81) Khan

Gary (‘51) and LaVonne Rosenwinkel

Elaine Klaustermeier Judith (Molnau, ‘63) Koch Rev. James Koehler

Edward (‘66) and Ruth Roth

Desiree (‘98) Church

Commander John and Nina Koeppen

Rev. Ottomar (‘38) and Elsie Cloeter Elvera and Martin Cordes

Theodora (Poehler, ‘58) Koeppen

Mike and Sharon Cornelius

Christine (Creed, ‘05) and Dennis Kudelka

Kay (Ludwig, ‘60) and Darrell Rotvold Amy Saar Saint John Lutheran Church, Arlington, MN Dr. Allan (‘62) Mahnke and Dr. Kathryn Schenk Wilmer and Fae Schewe

Rev. James and Donna Cotter

Jacob LaCroix (‘03)

Helmuth Schmidt

De Vries Bar Grinding, Inc.

Rev. Verdell (‘55) and Elaine Schramm

George and Shannon Deer

Victoria (Cloeter, ‘88) and Donald Langewisch

Joshua (‘04) Deer

Anthony LeMay

Donald (‘58) and Gloria (Schedler, ‘56) Schultz

Denis (‘97) and Joan Deutsch

Wade and Lynn Leonard

Document Destruction Service, Inc.

Roger and Fern Lindemeier

Leona Schultz Rev. Oliver (‘67) and Dolores Schultz

Rev. Roger (‘68) and Mary Dramstad

Ellen Linen

Rev. Mark (‘82) and Nancy (Hillmer, ‘82) Schulz

Marion and Myrna Drees

Don and Joyce Lucia

Robert (‘68) and Sharon (Neimor, ‘66) Schulz

Norman and Henrietta Duerr Scott and Carmel Dunlop Marvin Ehrenberg

Gilbert Luker

Dr. Norman and Darleen Sell

Luminaire Recyclers

Steve and Patricia Shelton

Major’s Sports Cafes

Emanuel Lutheran Church, Inver Grove Heights, MN

Lonn (‘81) and Julie (Pulse, ‘81) Maly

Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Women, Onalaska, WI

Emanuel Lutheran Church, Milbank, SD

Harold and Mildred Matz

Timothy and Tamara Fagely

Douglas and Sandra Mayer

Douglas Slater (‘74) Richard (‘61) and Dr. Sandra Spore St. John Lutheran Church, Alta, IA

Carolyn (Froh, ‘76) and Robin Fink Patrick and Beverly Flaherty

Rev. Peter and Kathy Meier

St. John Lutheran Church, Stewartville, MN

Dr. David and Katherine (‘90) Mennicke

St. John Lutheran Church, Red Lake Falls, MN

Dale (‘77) and Sara (Mueller, ‘76) Forsberg

Leroy (‘54) and Rosemary (Herman, ‘56) Merkel

St. John Lutheran Church, Buffalo, MN

Mark Michael

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Prior Lake, MN

Dr. Boyd George

Rev. Richard and Mary Miller

St. Stephanus Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN

Philip and Carol Gersmehl Carole Gesme

John and Joy Mills

Dorothy Stach

Dr. Shirley and Rev. Dr. David Miske

Jamie (Meintz, ‘87) Stache

Dr. Lisa (Trittin, ‘93) and Brandon Goff, MD

Janet Moede

Dr. Harvey Stegemoeller

Grace Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

Judith (Blake, ‘65) and Frank Moore

Rev. Dr. Anthony (‘77) and Carol Steinbronn

Rev. Keith (‘87) and Rachel Grimm

Harold and Evelyn Stener

Dr. Dick (‘52) and M. Hamlin

Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

David and Rosalie Hanpeter

Becky Nazario (‘80)

Laurie Hansen

Debra (‘01) and Frank Nelson

Rev. John (‘63) and Connie (Stephens, ‘65) Strohschein

Albert and Lois Hasz

Jonathan and September Nelson

Barbara (Oesleby, ‘65) Heinecke

Robert (‘50) and Christine Nemitz

Eugene (‘67) and Lynne Heuton

North Wisconsin District

Valerie (Marquardt, ‘83) Hicke

Dr. Glenn and Marilyn Offermann

Stanley and Ann Hillmer

Violet Offutt

Margaret (Rickers, ‘75) and Rev. Don Hinchey Helen Hoffman Donald and Lois Horn

Our Savior Lutheran Church, Newton, IA Joyce Pederson Arlene Peters Christine (Borscheid, ‘00) and Chad Peterson

George Horneber (‘80)

Rev. Karl (‘51) and Margaret Petzke

Fountain of Life LWML, Tucson, AZ Dr. Kathryn Galchutt (‘93)

Rex Hinrichs

George and Dolores Koelln

Dr. Robert and Rachel Krueger

Gail and Ronald Schroetke

Rev. Dennis (‘83) and Bonnie (‘84) Mann

St. Mark Lutheran Church, Benson, MN

Rev. Carl (‘44) and Thea Streufert

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report James and Carla Struble Ronald and Jame Stuedemann Douglas and Denise Tewes

$1 – $246 Mary Aasland Colleen Abel

Paul and Tammy Tewes Gene and Mabel Thompson Sandra (Deetz, ‘82) and Rick Thorington Kevin and Kathy Tidemand Carol Toensing (‘61) Janelle (Goettsch, ‘79) and Mark Tonsager Stanley (‘69) and Kathryn Tordsen

Leanne (Holthus, ‘93) and Tim Abraham Myra Abraham Larry (‘64) and Deanna (Schultz, ‘65) Acord Rev. Charles (‘81) and Laura (Vogt, ‘77) Adams

Darsi Anderson

Rev. John (‘51) and Barbara Beck

David and Susan Anderson

Rev. John (‘74) and Judy Beck

Edith (Yaeger, ‘57) and Jack Anderson

Joshua (‘01) and Leah (Matson, ‘01) Beck

Rev. Jeffrey (‘64) and Kay Anderson

Rev. Paul (‘45) and Della Beck

Joy (Spitzack, ‘02) and James Anderson Michael and Laura Anderson Russell Anderson Wayne (‘60) and Sandy Anderson Anonymous (8) Virginia Ansorge

Frank Beckendorf Ambrose and Jeanette Becker Rev. Bernard (‘42) and Lorena Becker Louis Becker

Robert and Lynn Antoine

Constance (Rengstorf, ‘69) and Kenneth Behm Kathryn Behm (‘97)

Craig and Janna Affeldt Lois Affeldt Lois (Richter, ‘58) and Russell Agrimson

Serene (Coulthart, ‘67) and Robert App

Ronald and Lois Behm

James and Melanie Appelbaum

Timothy (‘91) and Rhonda (Behm, ‘88) Severeid

Romae Araud (‘02)

Timothy (‘67) and Dianna Utter

Donald (‘59) and Lillian (Kuzma, ‘68) Ahlman

Heather (Meyer, ‘97) and Brian Vanderpool

Elma (Johnson, ‘53) Aho Jolene (Juedes, ‘70) and Rev. Gary Albert

Rev. Aaron (‘82) and Lisa Asmus

Melanie (Moore, ‘06) and Richard Vasterling

Rick (‘85) and Terri (Frank, ‘83) Albrecht

Rev. James (‘58) and Jane (‘82) Vehling Peter Verhage

Denise Alexander

Trinity Lutheran School, Waconia, MN Trustmark Insurance Company Matthew Tuttle (‘02) Dr. Alan Usas

Richard (‘72) and Paulette (‘03) Wagoner Steven and Bonnie Sue Waldman Gregory (‘96) and Barbara (Beauchamp, ‘74) Washington Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Floyd and Elinor Wentz Rev. Donald (‘52) and Alpha Wuertz Lee Pao and Suzanne Xiong

Dr. Clark (‘60) and Judy (Doumont, ‘62) Adams

Zion Lutheran Church, Alexandria, MN Zion Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, Detroit Lakes, MN Paul Zuehl (‘95)

Dr. Leonard and Luella Arndt Gerhart and Delores Aswegan Tom and Janice Atkinson

Judith (Klenz, ‘60) and James Behrens Dr. Debra Beilke Gladys Belgard Wayne and Christine Bell Denise (‘91) and Donald Belland

Eugene and Lois Auringer Gary Austin Joseph (‘01) and Marissa (Holcomb, ‘03) Austin

D.K. and Janice Belshan

Rev. Arthur Avery

Janell (Rodenberg, ‘61) Benson

Kenya Alston

Raymond Avikainen

Marie Benson

George (‘79) and Kathryn (‘94) Altendorfer James (‘93) and Paula (Vrieze, ‘94) Aman

William Bach

Marlen and June Bents Amy Bentz (‘91) Dorothy Berg

Ruth Amdahl

Rev. Stanley (‘57) and Alice (Rakow, ‘60) Bahn Joseph and Dorothy Baier

Loretta (Stettner, ‘57) and Alfred Berg

Linda (Fasching, ‘83) and Lee Bailey

Susan (Luepke, ‘73) and Alan Berg

Pat Bailey

Debra Bergeron

Dorvin and Laraine Baker

Joy Bergland (‘93)

John (‘64) and Linda Baker

David (‘72) and Mary Bergmann

Steven (‘78) and Cherylene Baker Shirley (Splinter, ‘56) and Allwyn Bakken

Rev. Wayne (‘77) and Donna Bernau

Tanya Balko Mary (Prochnow, ‘74) Balzum Joel (‘04) and Emily Barker

Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Minnetonka, MN Sue Biagini

Linda (‘01) Barnes

Rev. Richard (‘79) and Valerie Biberdorf

Robert and Lillian Barnes Justin Barnum (‘01)

Julie (‘91) and Rev. Dr. Philip Bickel

Sharon (Hein, ‘70) and Jeff Bartels

Edward and Mary Ann Bieno

Thomas Bartelt (‘71) Dr. Frederick and Susan (Wolf, ‘80) Bartling, Jr. Rev. Herbert (‘36) and Helen Bartz Janice (Grosskopf, ‘87) Bates Betty Bauer

Karen (Biermann, ‘87) and Douglas Biermann-Miller

Brenda (Mensing, ‘79) and Timothy Bauer

Jeremy Birkleland

Kathleen Bauer

Todd Bishop

Kenneth (‘69) and Georgann (Ihlenfeldt, ‘69) Baumann

Doris Bittner

Dan Baumgartner

Ann (Robinson, ‘68) and Lionel Blaido

Jo Anne and John Beaman Rev. Alfred (‘45) and Esther Beck

Mary (Fitzner, ‘70) and Harlan Blank

Allen and Mavis Beck

Rev. Kenneth (‘57) and Marlene Block

Jeffrey and Delores Aldinger Margaret (Eggers, ‘58) and Berkley Alexander Andrea (‘84) Alleva Irma Alpers

Wilbur Amendt ;

Dennis Zimmerman

Peter and Corrine Appleman

Robert and Gretchen Amis Andrew and Lois Anderson Arlene (Rieppel, ‘74) and Donald Anderson Betty (Eisner, ‘65) and Richard Anderson Carol Anderson

Club 24/7 Twenty four hours a day, seven days a week Concordia University, St. Paul is unwavering in its commitment to prepare students for thoughtful and informed living and dedicated care for God’s creation. Benefactors supporting this mission join Club 24/7 with annual gifts of $247 or more.

William (‘61) and Barbara Bade

Carline (Jackson, ‘86) Bengtsson Rev. Robert and Mary Benke Kathryn Bennett (‘08)

Einar and Elinor Berg

Alan and Elizabeth Bester Bethlehem Lutheran Church, St Paul, MN

Rev. Paul and Joan Biegner

David (‘70) and Barbara Bipes Birgit Birkeland Greg and Cathy Birkholz Joshua (‘97) and Tracy Birkholz

Elaine Black

Marilyn (Brammeier, ‘56) Bliese

Frances Beck BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

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Paul Busse Robert and Rose Marie Busse

Rev. Donald (‘45) and Florence Christiansen Harold and Hertha Chubbs

Wesley (‘88) and Donna Bussell Nancy (Gerdes, ‘79) and Dennis Butterfass

Theodore (‘54) and Donna Braun

Linda Butzin (‘93)

Rev. Thomas (‘78) and Colleen (Meyer, ‘78) Braun

Sue Calhoun

Eldor ; and Lois Breitbarth Glenda Bremer (‘73) Earl and Espenna Breuer Charles and Judith Brevik Rev. Walter (‘59) and Ruth Brill Helen Bringewatt Rev. Paul Brink Judith Brinkman Bruce and Janet Brock Dr. Harold (‘50) and Irma (Hein, ‘54) Brockberg Joanne Brockopp Jacqueline (Rimer, ‘90) and Allen Broin Ardis Brolsma Philip and Ramona Broman Phyllis (Lehmann, ‘69) and Bud Bronkema Emma Brooks William (‘84) and Amy (Meyer, ‘85) Brooks Ernest and Joan Brown Dr. Carl and Anita Bruch Peter and Frances Brueckner Win and Rita Bruhl

Tim (‘80) and Joan Bode

Rev. Dr. Eugene (‘58) and Donna (Dirks, ‘58) Brunow Brian Bruse Kathryn (Maag, ‘58) and J.J. Brusewitz Leland and Lois Bruss

Timothy and Janet Boehlke

Lowell Brutlag

Rev. Ronald Boehnke

Elsie Buck

Rev. Frederick (‘45) and Elaine Boettcher

Rev. George and Dorothy Buck

Rev. Philip (‘66) and Kathleen Bohlken

Arthur and Mary Buechner

Oradell Bolland

Rev. John (‘53) and Jinny Buegel

Franklin Boller Steve Bolton Carol Boltz William and Phyllis Boltz

Frederick (‘46) and Lois Buelow

Robert Borchard

Rev. Paul (‘58) and Ruth Bunkowske

Deborah (Busse, ‘85) and Bruce Borchardt

Lester and Nancy Burandt

Dr. Londa (‘61) and Luther Borer-Skov

Shelah (Stender, ‘94) and Robert Burandt

Rhoda (‘69) and Lloyd Bork Robert and Anna Bornfleth

Phyllis Burger Ruth Burger

Hugh Boschert

Ellen (Simmer, ‘75) and Cliff Burmester

Fred Boyer (‘55)

Michael Burnet

Wendy (Ross, ‘78) and Paul Bradshaw

Rev. Gaylen (‘67) and Linda (Drewitz, ‘68) Burow

Rev. Richard (‘48) and Joann Braem Cheryl Braman

Earle and Adeline Christenson

Margaret (Miller, ‘58) and L. Gordon Bratsch

Penny Bray

Paul (‘70) and Diana Bode

Jake and Kimberly Busse

Ruth Brandt

David Bray

Richard and Carolyn Blum Beverly and Bert Bode Corinne (Pingel, ‘61) and James Bode

Christ Lutheran Church Christian Women’s Fellowship LWML, Ea

Ervin and Elnora Busacker

Dr. Kristin and Richard Bransford Arland and Leanda Brase

Rodney and Kimberly Bloom

Paul Busch

Paul and Julie Brammer Corey (‘97) and Melissa (Bruening, ‘96) Brandenburger

Jayne (Miller, ‘70) and John Cambronne Dustin (‘02) Campbell Walter and Shirley Capp

Nick Cierzan Beth Clark Jan Clark Janae (Krupp, ‘70) and Carroll Clausen Rev. David (‘53) and Doris (Grimm, ‘57) Cloeter Kenneth (‘61) and Jeanette (Friesen, ‘90) Clonkey

Capstone Development Wendy Carey

Connie (Forsell, ‘88) and Michael Collier

Cargill Incorporated Bob Carlson

Ann Collord Kenneth (‘74) and Jane Colyer Steve Comer

Douglas and Janie Carlson Francis Carlson

Bruce (‘77) and Debra (Bork, ‘06) Connolly

Richard Carlson

Dale and Alrene Connolly

Dr. David and Joann Carlstrom Janet (Rusch, ‘73) and Gregory Carter Margaret Carter Evelyn Casey Bruce (‘52) and Carol (Schempf, ‘55) Casper Central Lutheran School, St. Paul, MN

Paula (Becker, ‘72) and Jeff Cooper Sandra Coppens (‘73) Copper Dome Enterprises, Inc. Lynn (Schaefer, ‘00) and Michael Cordova John and Mark Cornwell Dr. Bruce and Alice Corrie

Ronald Chamberlin

Mike and Patricia Costello

Gary and Paula Chambers

Richard and Mirriam Cox

Natalie Chatham Rev. Kelly (‘73) and Dr. Cheryl Chatman David and Norma Cheesebrow Deb Chellew (‘83)

Brenda (Neumeyer, ‘79) and Mark Crane Philip and Eileen Crolius Carol (Gunderson, ‘72) and Bob Crosby Martin and LuAnn Culhane

Stanley and Paula Cherveny Keith and Clarice Christ

Iris (Graunke, ‘68) and John Curtis Rev. Mike (‘76) and Lora (Lepisto, ‘77) Dagel

Christ Lutheran Church, Eagan, MN

Andrew (‘95) and Jill (Meyer, ‘97) Dahl

Janet (Wheeler, ‘58) and Thomas Childress

Geruth Buetow Arvie and Esther Bunch Helen Bunge

Nathan Burrows (‘07) Lynda Burt

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; Deceased

Benefactors Report Gwen (Reinke, ‘72) and Thomas Dahl Luke Dahl (‘94)

Paul and Kim Durkee Marsha (Anderst, ‘72) and Rolland Durst

Dwain and Elizabeth Fick Paul and Meta Fick

Harold and Jean Dalchow

Luella Dusterhoft

Richard Fick

Robert Dalluge

Walter and Dolores Duy

Dr. Mirriam Luebke and Ernest D’Anjou

Joyce and David Dye

Lou Danna

Roger and Gretchen Dykhuizen

Ronald (‘61) and Gale (Yeager, ‘62) Fiebig Steve and Vickey Finger Florence Finke

Ruth Dannehl

Abraham Eapen

First Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

Rev. Richard (‘67) and Kara (Alspaugh, ‘85) Dannenbring

Dr. William (‘50) and Dorothy (‘77) Ebel

First Lutheran Church LWML, Glencoe, MN

Elaine Ebert (‘66)

Hilda Danowsky

Kristin Echols

Catherine (Asimakopoulos, ‘69) Davis

Edgar and Helen Eggers

First Lutheran Women In Mission, Waldorf, MN Rev. Arnold (‘50) and Marjory Fischer

Abby Dawkins (‘07)

Dr. John and Linda Eggert

Jana (Wenzel, ‘06) and William Fischer

Douglas (‘01) Day

Rev. Harvey (‘55) and Adeline Ehlers

Marijo (White, ‘88) and Timothy Fischer

Rev. Jay (‘58) and Trudy (Bouman, ‘60) Decker

Daniel and Kristal Ehrke

Dale (‘58) and Lynette Fisk

Rev. Wilbur (‘51) Decker Larry and Jeanette Degner

Saundra (‘66) and Richard Eichacker

L. John and Kaisu Fisken

Donald and Lila Eickhoff Jolyn (O’Flanagan, ‘90) and Troy Eiden

Jamie (Olson, ‘97) Fitzgerald

Rodney Degner (‘58) Jerome (‘58) and Ruth Delgehausen

Rev. Edgar (‘28) and Luella Eifert

Cynthia Fitzner (‘78) Steven (‘88) and Pamela Flaten

Ruby (‘74) and Ralhp Delzer

James Eifert

Linda Fleming (‘08)

Beverly (‘99) Deming

Patricia (Perry, ‘53) Ekvall

Drake and Terriann Flemmer

Robert Dennis (‘04)

Donald and Kathleen Ellerton

Jeanne Dicke

Melvin (‘40) and Ruth Ellinger

Judith (Boesel, ‘70) and Barry Fletcher Virginis Flo

Mark Dicke (‘90)

Edna Ellingson

Randine Flomer

Jeanne Dickhausen

Sharon Ellwein

Dr. R. Florence

Elaine (Juers, ‘56) and John Diercks

Maurice and Margie Elmore

Matt Flynn

Robert Diercks

Kenneth and Lois Emch

Clifford and Janet Ford

Jacquelyn (Berg, ‘82) and Donn Dierks

Elise Enfield

Rev. William (‘53) and Patricia Dierks

Elwood and Marvel Engel

Rev. Curtis (‘60) and Sandra (Buffington, ‘60) Foreman

Wayne and Carey Dietz

Nadine (Krupp, ‘77) and Richard Engel

Ardice Dille

William (‘53) and Jean Engelmann

Charles and Beth Dittmar

Kristofor Enlund

DLR Group

Ethan (‘57) and Janet Erdman

Walter and Margaret Dobberfuhl

David and Marion Erdmann

Steve (‘70) and Mary (Vogt, ‘69) Dobberstein

Faye Erickson (‘70)

James Donahue (‘02)

Kathryn Erickson

Donaldson Foundation Linda (Sommers, ‘86) and Bruce Donnay Joseph (‘91) and Cheryl Dooley Sherry (Eggert, ‘79) and Dale Dopp

Jeffrey and Bonnie Erickson Debra (‘05) Burke Carl Eschenbacher Brett and Marit Esterberg

Leland (‘72) and Bonnie Dordal

Rev. Thomas (‘81) and Lee (Meyer, ‘81) Evans

Rev. Hilbert (‘57) and Marthlene Dorn

Richard and Jean Evers

Dr. Paul (‘54) and Betty (Dierks, ‘58) Dorn

Michael and Signe Eversoll

Harold Doten

William and Carol Ewald

Bill and Kathy Dougan

Oluwafunmilayo (‘06) Fadirepo

Kody Dougan (‘08)

Milton Fagely

Vernon and Diane Downing

Nancy Fagely

Brian Doyle

Paul and Raelene Fairchild

Andrew Dramstad (‘04) Virginia Drevlow

Faith Evang Luth Church - Women of Faith, Minneapolis, MN

Delbert and Delores Drewes

Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church, Pierre, SD

Rev. Dennis (‘63) and Mary (Petersen, ‘67) Drews

Brian and Betty Falk Barbara Fallert (‘65) John and Edna Fandrey Christopher Farr (‘00) Zora Feight Jessey Ferbeyre (‘99) Donald (‘56) and Hilda Fick

Lavonne (Woelber, ‘56) and Edwin Duer Rod Dummer Ward (‘61) and Ronnie Dunlap Mark and Barbara Dunlop Verna Durband

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; Deceased

Kirk Fossum William (‘02) and Leni Foster Robert and Theresa Fox Pat Fraher Arvid Frank Herman and Irma Franke Dr. Alvin (‘50) and Sylvia (Wenger, ‘56) Franzmeier Ronald Frauenshuh, Sr. (‘54) Freedom From Fear Rev. Gerald and Joan Freudenberg Rev. Henry (‘48) and Evelyn Friedrich Edwin and Helen Frith Rebecca (Malo, ‘72) Fritz Gary Froehlich Wallace Fromm (‘66) Rev. Jonathon (‘76) and Fern (Schleicher, ‘76) Frusti Sharon (Brier, ‘81) and Jim Frye Douglas (‘73) and Sandra (Betzner, ‘75) Fuchs Clarence Funk Diann (Krech, ‘91) and Bruce Fyksen Aaron (‘08) and Molly Gage Delbert and Kay Gangelhoff Deanna Garbers (‘93) Douglas (‘74) and Adaline Garling Carol (Von Hagel, ‘83) and Tom Garvey Elizabeth (Oelfke, ‘67) and Tim Gaudineer James and Cheryl Gaylock GE Foundation

Howard and Marlys Gease Dr. Victor and Marilyn Gebauer Susan (Viergutz, ‘77) and Robert Gebel August and Violet Gehrke Rev. Robert (‘78) and Dr. Lynn (Leverkuhn, ‘79) Gehrke Dr. Ralph and Anita Geisler General Sports Corporation Rose Ann Gensmer Drew Gerdes (‘00) Rev. Ernest Gerike Kent Getzlaff (‘02) Joyce Gibbs Harvey and Rhoda Giese Lorayne (Knippenberg, ‘66) and Rev. Larry Giff Darlene (Ziesch, ‘54) and John Giger Scott (‘75) and Margie (Bunkowske, ‘74) Gilles Joyce (Schmidt, ‘68) and Tony Gilman Susan (Fraatz, ‘76) Gilman Hasenwinkel Mary (Mussell, ‘99) Ginkel Rev. Eugene and Patricia Glade Alfred and Cathie Glaeseman Edith (Rottmann, ‘58) and Dale Glende Marlene (Bisping, ‘78) and Neal Glessing Rev. Herman (‘47) and Delores Glienke

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Benefactors Report Viola Halver Norman and Eleanor Halverson Lynn (Auringer, ‘89) and Gregory Handzel Nathan Hanel (‘04) Judith (Kleist, ‘60) and Bruce Hankerson Rev. Herman (‘53) and Carole Hannemann Walter and Anita Hannemann Karla (Frokjer, ‘93) and Dan Hansen Rev. Lyle (‘77) and Colleen Hansen Ron and Jan Hansen Theodore Hansen Thomas (‘80) and Mary Hansen

Kay Herrmann (‘92)

Rev. Dean (‘68) and Lois Hanson

Mervin and Evline Herrmann

James and Naomi Hanson

Lowell Herzberg (‘04)

Leona Hanson Dr. Thomas and Sarah (DeCaster, ‘85) Hanson Ruth (Augustin, ‘57) and Larry Hanusch

Jonathan Glock (‘90)

Rev. Dale Griffin

Bernadene (Wormer, ‘54) and Harvard Gnan

Lois (Lehmkuhl, ‘67) and Thomas Griffiths

Norma and Theodore Goehle

Kathleen Grimes

Edward and Anna Goers

Rev. Gerald (‘63) and Lillian Grimm

David (‘60) and Barbara Goetsch

Judith (‘56) Grimm

Herbert and Judith Goetsch

Milton and Judith Grimm

Robert (‘59) and Joyce Goetz

Paul and Mary Groskreutz

Elaine (Trapp, ‘57) and Kenneth Going

Rev. Marlin (‘54) and Barbara Groth

Leon (‘89) and Carole Goldenman

Roger and Sharon Groth

Carolyn (Kugath, ‘58) and Timothy Goldfish

Elton and Joyce Gruenhagen

Mary (Brockmann, ‘56) and Arthur Goldgrabe

Rev. Edward ; and Florence Gruenwald

Rev. Fred and Mary Golke Audrey Golnick

Robert and Dolores Guedin

Rev. James and Michelle Gomez

Linda Guidera (‘94)

Danny Gominsky

Wayne and Iris Guiffre

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Circle Pines, MN

Ronald and Audrey Guith Janet (Wuerffel, ‘69) and Arlen Gullickson Mark (‘58) and Phyllis Gully

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Sr. Youth Group, Glencoe, MN

Joyce Hetletvedt

Gary and Barbara Harbo

Rev. Timothy (‘74) and Vicki (Hawn, ‘75) Heupel

Donna Harju

Ruth (Rau, ‘93) and Warren Hickey

Arthur and Susan Harms

Brian (‘90) and Doreen Higgin-Houser

Dr. Alan and Diane Harre

Lyle and Shirley Hight

Delpha (Preus, ‘66) and George Harris

Mary (Henning, ‘94) and Gary Hildebrandt

Elisabeth and Donald Harris

W. Elden and Stephanie Hildebrandt

Timothy Harris

Mary Ellen Hildenbrand

Williams and Harriet Harris

Rev. David Hill (‘71)

Loren and Phyllis Harste

Harold and Edna Hill

Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc.

Muriel Hillers

Lindsay (‘06) Hartleben

Suzanne (Roslansky, ‘68) and Bert Hilmer

Marge Hartleben Paul (‘92) and Elisa Hartman

Theodore (‘81) and Sharon (Reske, ‘81) Hinck

Arlys (Bicknese, ‘58) and Richard Hartmann

Thomas Hingeveld

Kaitlin Hartnett

Patricia (Lehning, ‘71) and Richard Hinkel

Rev. Adam (‘03) and Kasey Harvala

Dawn Hirt (‘93)

Deborah (‘02) and Charles Haselman Dennis Hauge (‘54) John Hauser

Robert Hoch

Rock and Kari Hauser

Gary and Sharon Hoech

Beverly (Swanson, ‘65) and Herbert Havera

Robert Hoffman (‘90)

Gregg (‘99) and Karen Hodgdon Miriam Hodge

Wayne Hecht

LaDonna Hoffmann (‘63) Rebecca (‘66) and Joseph Hoffman-Senkus

Dr. Eleanor and Erland Heginbotham

Charles Hohn

Rev. Vernon (‘55) and Betty (Lorenz, ‘58) Gundermann

Hollis and Joanne Heiden

Kim Holland (‘01) Mary Holland (‘96)

Rev. Gunard (‘61) and Janice (Koosman, ‘61) Heikkila

Jacob Hollatz (‘00)

Laura Gottschalk

Betty Gunnary Barbara (Brockmann, ‘70) Gurney Jean (Meier, ‘64) and Joseph Guyse

Caroline (Hannaman, ‘54) and Paul Heidorn

Roger and Nancy Gottschalk

Jeffrey and Sheila Heiman

Donald Haack

George and Lorraine Holmes

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Correll, MN

Emily Heine

Evelyn Haas

Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ormsby, MN

Rhoda Haas

Richard Gradoville

Merle Heine Andrew and Barbara Heinecke

Audrey (Buys, ‘56) Hackert

Rev. Timothy (‘61) and Mary (Walz, ‘60) Grassinger

Dr. Nancy Hackett

Rev. Dr. James (‘72) and Jolene (Engelmann, ‘72) Heining

Kent and Carol Hadrits

Kenneth (‘72) Heitshusen

Larry Haferman

Mathilda (Hinkelman, ‘64) and David Hemme

Sharon and Scott Hagen

Rev. Michael (‘91) and Rachel Henrichs

Ruth (Wagner, ‘80) and Carl Hagenow

Rebekah Henrickson (‘08)

Rev. Charles (‘80) and Marsha (Pankow, ‘78) Horkey

James (‘70) and Marjean (Haack, ‘70) Hahler

Ed Herbert

Ray and Irene Horn

Harlan Hall

David (‘64) and Sharon (Kietzer, ‘64) Herbst

Betty Horn-Bendewald

Joanna (Braun, ‘94) and Tom Hall

Lt. Col. (Ret.) Earl (‘56) and Joanne Herman

Todd and Naomi Horsager

Rev. Bernard (‘37) and Carol Gorentz Dr. Amy Gort Darryl and Donna Goskey

Bernard Gratz Joann (Benson, ‘94) and Bradley Gratz Herman and Darla Mae Grefe Gordon Greger (‘55) Bruce and Jill Gremel Margaret Griebel

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Rev. Donley (‘50) and Lois Hesse

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Paul (‘06) Holle James (‘96) and Karla Holmlund Donald (‘58) and Lois Holst Rev. Allen (‘67) and Barbara (Warnke, ‘67) Holthus Robert Holz Elizabeth (Luehmann, ‘56) and Lyle Hoppe Marilyn (Duval, ‘67) Hopper

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Krisanne Horsch

Dr. Jerald (‘62) and Minerva (Weick, ‘65) Joersz

Jeannine (Dumas, ‘00) Kessler

Linda (Rathjen, ‘70) Kopps

Rev. Russell (‘50) and Cecile Howen

Karol Ketcher

Wayne ; and Amy Korkowski

Betty (Mueller, ‘76) and Paul Hoyer

Rev. Leroy (‘61) and Carolynn (Hardt, ‘61) Joesten

Rev. Rodney (‘85) ; and Elizabeth Ketcher

Drew Korneich

Rhonda (Prahl, ‘85) and Fred Hrdlicka

Dr. K. (‘49) and Audrey Johannsen

Ronald (‘83) and Susan Ketcher

Rebecca Hruza (‘90)

Andrew (‘05) and Jennifer (Mills, ‘04) Johnson

Dixie (Ketola, ‘05) and Benjamin Ailts

Rev. Jerry (‘66) and Janet (Buth, ‘68) Kosberg

Mary (Bilawskyj, ‘85) Hrynewych

Ann Johnson

Marilyn Ketter

George and Gloria Kostuch

Howard Huber

Dale Johnson

Key Genetics, Inc.

David (‘87) and Theodora Kothe

Lynn Huber

Rev. David (‘82) and Jill (Uecker, ‘83) Johnson

Donald and Helen Keyes

Mary (Schwieters, ‘93) and Thomas Kowal

Paul Huber (‘01)

Jim Johnson John Johnson O. Walter (‘94) and C. Bette Johnson Phillip (‘82) and Sandra (Schlobohm, ‘80) Johnson

Charles and Ruth Kiecker

Julie Kowalke (‘89)

Dr. Richard and Lorraine Kieffer

Keith and Orma Kraai

Dr. Michele Kieke and Dr. Michael Wendland

Phillip (‘63) and Darlene Kraft

Curt Kietzer

Roy and Karen Krahn

Nancy (‘62) and Frederick Kile

Allen Kramer

Terry Johnson

Rachelle (Bittner, ‘71) and John Kiletico

Rev. Charles (‘65) and Janet (Seibel, ‘66) Kramer

Raymen Kilgore (‘02)

Barbara (Hoelmer, ‘74) and Eddie Krause

Lynette (Wolfe, ‘61) and Warren Kindt

Rev. Martin (‘50) and Elda Krause Howard and Arline Krave

Paul and Paulette Huber Leland and Barbara P. Huebner Kim Huebscher Karen Huggins James and Donna Hughes Michael (‘94) and Amanda (Hoffman, ‘88) Hunter, II

Vicki Johnson

Vernel and Edna Hunter

William (‘79) and Pam Johnson

Tom and Kate Hussin

Ronald and Janice Johnston

Arnold and Marna Hussong

Andrew Jones

Janice (Fehlandt, ‘71) and Carl Hutchison Rev. Ralph (‘44) and Barbara Huwe

Dr. Edith Jones

Jeff and Beth Hvass

Jerry and Alma Jorgenson

Immanuel Ladies Aid, Brooks, MN Immanuel Lutheran Church, Ormsby, MN Immanuel Lutheran Church, Lidderdale, IA Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid, Parkers Prairie, MN

Joseph J. Jamros Optometry

Immanuel Lutheran Laymen’s League, Plainview, MN

Marvin (‘66) and Delores (Ulrich, ‘66) Kading

Paul and Dorothy Ims

Barbara (Kiecker, ‘78) and Ted Kaminski

Eileen Imsdahl

Kim Kaminski

Independent School District No. 831

Rev. Harold Kamman

David (‘77) and Kim Ingwersen

David and Judy Kaner

Robert (‘91) and Karen (Pesch, ‘91) Inwards Gary and Gloria Irwin

Barbara (Kloehn, ‘67) and Gerald Kloech - Pyle

Yonsey Karasek

Minnie Klone

Rev. David (‘85) and Shelly (Haganes, ‘87) Karolus

Suzie (Hansen, ‘71) and Richard Klosowski

Norman and Norma Isakson

Marvin Karth

Island Designs

Rev. Robert (’79) and Deborah (Brandt, ‘85) Kasper

Wendy (‘95) Johnson

Milton and Marian Jones

Janis (Diers, ‘82) and David Judd Gene and Florence Jurisch Bonnie Kabrick (‘05) Brian (‘92) and Sarah Kading Rich Kallman

Rev. John (‘49) and Jeanie Israel Bill Iwen Denise (Jackel, ‘89) Jackel-Bartness Glenn (‘85) and Sandy Jacques

Vicky (Steffl, ‘00) and Kurt Kasten

Dr. John and Karen Jaeger

David (‘91) and Susan (Bell, ‘92) Katzke

Rev. James (‘60) and Janice Jaekel Gary Jaetzold

William and Dee Kavouras

Edwin and Vivian Jampsa

Gregory Keel (‘92)

Brian Jamros (‘05) Alice Janes

Timothy (‘06) and Sherri Kehoe

Janell (Dicke, ‘66) and Henry Janhsen

David (‘77) and Jane (Philaya, ‘77) Kellerman

Marva (Feddersen, ‘73) and Rev. Roger Janke Jean (Parge, ‘56) Janssen

Bluford Kellner

Rev. Laverne (‘70) and Betty (Kangas, ‘72) Janssen Herbert (‘61) and Janice (Van Duren, ‘67) Japs

George (‘71) and Nadine Kelm Harland and Mertis Kelm John (‘74) and Jill (Boeckenhauer, ‘76) Kelm Sonja Kemen

Ruth (Seidel, ‘74) and Donald Jelneck Irene Jensen Jesse and Cynthia Jett, Sr. Dr. Julie Jochum Gartrell BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

Melanie Kasting (‘96) Elda Kastner

Hurel and Bertha Kazeck

Laverne (Meyer, ‘72) and Ronald Kelderman

Patrick (‘00) and Christine Kelly, II

Terry Kemen (‘90) Charmian Kerstein Orville and Irene Keske

; Deceased

King of Glory Lutheran Church, Blaine, MN King of Kings Senior Sages, Roseville, MN

Iona Kreft

Connie Kingsbury

John and Deborah Kregenow

Anne Kinsman

Beulah Kreger

Rev. Doug and Barb Kinsman

Ryan and Vetta Kreger

Arno Kirchenwitz

Thomas and Lisa Kretzschmar

Rev. Donald Kirsch

Carol Krieger (‘73)

Jane (Witt, ‘71) and Rick Kirschenmann

Arthur and Ruth Kriewaldt

Bill Kiss

Lou Krohn (‘01)

Michael Kissell LTD

William (‘46) Kroll

James and Mary Klahr Rev. Michael (’78) and Holly Klatt Myrtle Klemp Rev. Robert (’45) and Dolores Klingebiel Klinger Ladies Aid, Readlyn, IA

A. Bernard (‘52) and Barbara Kluge Jay and Nancy Knutsen Mark (‘01) and Kay (‘99) Knutson, VI Betty Koch Vernon and June Koch Rev. Edward (’53) and Patricia (Weckop, ’55) Koehler Kristen Koenig Stephen (’58) and Marilyn Koepcke Violet Koepp Rev. Robert Koeppen Joel (‘71) and Carolyn Koerschen Weber and Joan Koester Ronald and Carol Kogler Adam Koglin (‘08) Audrey Kohlhase Richard Kohlhase Eunice (Mock, ‘56) and Walter Kohlmeyer John and Jeanette Kohnen Dr. Erwin and Anna Kolb Rev. Dr. Alvin (‘47) and Jacquelin Kollmann Kristen (‘06) Kontak Maynard and Elgaard Koopmann

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Paul Leckband

Rev. James (‘82) and Lynn (Karolus, ‘84) Kroonblawd

Rev. Royce and Dolores Leckband

Shari (Baumgart ‘99) and Jeff Kropp

Dolores Ledoux

Rev. George (‘58) and Annette (Brauer, ‘57) Krueger

Louise Lee

Henry and Ruth Krueger Rev. Robert (‘63) and Linda Krueger Dr. David (‘64) and Cindy Kruger Richard Kruger Gordon and Maureen Krumrey Donna (Hasse, ‘53) Kruse Elsie Kruse John (‘90) and Norma Kruzel Daniel (‘92) and Jodi (Johnson, ‘90) Kuball Aaron (‘84) and Patricia Kubasch

Jean (Kazeck, ‘74) Legge George and Corinne Lehman Linda (‘75) Lehman Stan Lehman Gary (‘76) and Gayle Lehmkuhl Rev. William Kurt (‘64) and Janice Lehmkuhl William and Louise Lehnherr Wanda (Biel, ‘61) and Merlin Leiding Waldo and Avis Leistico James and Donna Lekang

Marla (Hohwieler, ‘58) and Kenneth Kube

LeMaster Restoration, Inc.

Junelle and William Kubik

Elmer Lemke

Donald and Judith Kubler

Rev. Marlo (‘55) and Marlene Lemke

Diane (Lyons, ‘73) and Larry Kuchenbecker Rev. Larry (‘56) and Sandra Kudart

Ruth Lemke

Marisa Kuderer

Bruce Lender

Jean Kuehn

Jeffery and Carol Lentz

Mark (‘80) and Kathleen (Hill, ‘78) Kuehner

Rev. Robert (‘72) and Cheryl Lentz

Dr. Miriam Luebke and Ernest D’Anjou

Mary Marquette

Robert (‘76) and Ann Kuelbs Rev. Victor (‘54) and Dorothy Kuerschner Helma and Lyle Kuhlmann

Roger Leque (‘90)

Ruth Luecht

Charles (‘04) and Leah (‘07) Martin

Rich Lesch

Jane (Tollefson, ‘82) and Milan Luedtke

Alan (‘81) and Kris (David, ‘78) Marxjausen

Kevin and Ranna Levoir

Jane (Stoeckmann, ‘57) and Virgil Luehrs

Alice Marxhausen

Rev. Dave and Eileen Kuhnle

Heidi (Souba, ‘98) and Eric Lewerenz

Joanne (Singstock, ‘58) and Charles Luther

Gary (‘71) and Sandra Marxhausen

Dennis Kunkel (‘58)

Rev. William (‘54) and Joyce (Kubista, ‘56) Lewis

Rev. Edward and Ellen Lutz

Paul and Alice Marxhausen

Duane Kunkel

Craig Lien

Joan Lyksett

Mary and Martha Society, Perham, MN

Rev. Bernhard (‘45) and Barbara Kurzweg

Glen (‘62) and Verna (Glaeser, ‘62) Lienemann

John and Susan Macek

Bessie (Pakan, ‘55) and Wilmer Kuske

Kimberly Lillard-Neisen

Pamela Maciej

M. Daniel (‘90) and Carol (Heinbuch, ‘89) Maser

Thomas (‘71) and Mary (Mikulecky, ‘70) Kusserow

Richard and Sharon Lillehaug

Sylvester Maciej

Ward (‘79) and Gail (Westphal, 78) Maser

Lorri (Dirks, ‘80) and Jeffrey Lillquist

Gary Macies

Thomas and Dorothy Mason

Chong (‘67) and Judith Lim

Connie (Siebold, ‘89) and James Madison

Ardis Mathews

Donna (Bremer, ‘60) and Rev. Harlan Limmer

Herbert and Marsha Madlung

Joel (‘82) and Kathleen Mathews

Erin Lind

Charles and Amy Magnuson

Carolynne Mathis

Janet Lindberg (‘98) Marcella Lindblom

Rev. Ron and Barbara Mahnke

Mary Matthys

Rev. David (‘77) and Debra (Monson, ‘79) Maki

Phillip and Karen Mattison

Marsha Maki

Richard and Patricia Mattson

Rev. Myron (‘60) and Dorothy Maltz

Roger Matz (‘68)

Ronald and Maxine Maly

Delmer (‘68) and Jacqueline (Brandon, ‘68) Mau

Kim Manikowski

Jake and Teresa Mauer, III

Daniel and Myrna Manning

Jim Mauer

Sandra Manning

Harold Maurer

Rev. Thomas (‘60) and Berdeen Manteufel

Rev. Rudolph (‘79) and Rebecca Maurer

Paul (‘55) Manthey

Gary May

Bruce and Nancy Manzey

Tim (‘67) and Deborah Mayer

Floyd Mapson

Shirley (Rubis, ‘84) and Craig McCourt

Thomas (‘81) and Julianne (Berg, ‘81) Marcsisak

Joseph (‘01) and Birni McCullaugh

Leon (‘59) and Elizabeth Markgraf

Mary McManus

Brant Marklund

Matthew McMorrow

Jeanette Marko

Earl and Lori McNamara

David (‘60) and Diane Markworth

James (‘05) McNear, III

Rev. Clarence (‘64) and Jody Marquardt

Rev. John (‘84) and June (Reinboth, ‘84) Meehan

Rev. Martin (‘54) and Dorothy Marquardt

Neil Meister

Barbara (Wuertz, ‘60) and Clifford Kuxhaus Thomas La Venture Eileen Lackmann (‘61) Nathan and Jennifer Laible Roland Lambrecht (‘58) Elden Lamprecht Kathleen (Remund, ‘78) and Richard Lane Rev. Roger (‘56) and Ginny Lange Dr. Paul and Ruth Langehough David Langemo (‘94) Rev. Martin and Carol Langemo Dennis Langwith Rev. Eugene (‘71) and Lavonne Larrabee Donald and Joanne Larsen Beverly Larson Deborah Larson Rev. James (‘49) and Morie Larson Jason Larson (‘97) Dr. Roland Lassanske Robert Laudon Rev. James (‘55) and Judy Lauer Rox Ann Lauer (‘94) Melissa (‘06) Leach Marlo and Carol Lean

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Jeffrey and Ingrid LeMunyon

Doris Lindemeier Donna Lindstrom (‘66) Reena Linke (‘06) David (‘59) and Nancy Linkert Scott Lipets Ralph and Ruth List Mary (Gurenhagen, ‘59) and Alvin Loesel Rev. Merlyn (‘56) and Loetta Lohrke Merle Lohse (‘00) Jeananne (Deloye, ‘83) and Durwin Long Lori Long (‘91) ; Edward Lonkoski Elvera (Close, ‘99) Loschko Milo and Melba Louisiana Rev. Lowell (‘52) and Dorothy (Hoffmann, ‘74) Lubben Alexis Ludington (‘08) Jeff Ludwigson Marilyn (Kruckenberg, ‘58) Luebbe

Ray Mattix (‘04)

Rev. James (‘72) and Janis McDaniels

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Ardyce Minning

Ardeth (Wiese, ‘57) and Edmund Neumann

Rev. Daniel (‘54) and Audrey (Gehl, ‘56) Otto

Judith Minning (‘01)

Peter and Ardus Newmann

Jane (Schanbacher, ‘65) Mitchell

Richard and Alice Nielsen

Joshua (‘03) and Joanie Moberg

David and Bev Nieting

Rev. Steven (‘83) and Teresa Moberg

LeEtta Nietz

George Moehring

John (‘96) and Diane Nihart

Kay (Greder, ‘67) and V. Stanley Moeller

Karl Nilsson and Vina Marquart

Our Savior Lutheran Church, Brownsdale, MN Our Savior Lutheran Church, Ceylon, MN Our Savior’s Lutheran Ladies Circle, Ceylon, MN Our Saviour’s Lutheran Guild, Pipestone, MN

Mary Mohlke (‘90)

Muriel (Goetsch, ‘57) and Richard Niss

Anita (Stellwag, ‘68) Mohr

Russell and Betty Nobbe

Jennifer Moje (‘83)

Dora Noerenberg

John Moje

Janice Noerenberg (‘74)

Patricia (Kubes, ‘69) and Arthur Meland

Mary Jean (Borer, ‘56) and Donald Montag

Gayle and Rita Norberg

Paul Melchert Rev. Theodore (‘55) and Mary Melinat

Robert and Karen Morgan

Matthew Nordby (‘99)

Rhoda (Leckband, ‘88) and Eugene Morris

Rev. Paul (‘61) and Mary Nordeen

James and Elanor Morse

Rev. Wallace (‘56) and Sylvia Nordquist

Diane (Timm, ‘69) and Jacques Merkau

Gayle (Bergemann, ‘85) and Mark Mortensen

David and Evelyn Nordstrom

Juanita Meschke Messiah Lutheran Guild, Mounds View, MN

Robin Moschkau (‘07)

Nancy Norris-Weber (‘91)

Mount Hope Lutheran Church, Bloomington, MN

North Dakota District Office

Cindy Moynihan (‘98)

Robert and Viola Norton

Mt. Zion Lutheran Eventide Guild, Minneapolis, MN

Gary and Joan Noser Kenneth Noser

Daniel (‘03) and Sarah (Johnson, ‘04) Mueller

Terry (‘70) and Cheryl Pankow Rev. Richard (‘64) and Sylvia (Wilken, ‘67) Pape

Lillian Novack

Delbert and Dorleen Mueller

Darla Pardo

Esther (‘64) Mueller

Marie Novotny (‘66) Roy and Hulda Oberhamer

James Parkhurst

Rev. Henry (‘53) and Jean Mueller

Dennis O’Connell

Judith (Baneck, ‘73) and Thomas Mueller

Verna Parvey

Ryan and Amy O’Connor

Rev. Paul (‘56) and Sandra Mueller Roland (‘42) and Miriam Mueller

James (‘01) and Donna (Isaacson, ‘80) Oesterreich

Viola Mueller

Stephen and Beverly Ogren

Rev. Fred (‘54) and Marlene Muenchow

Lovera (Sellnow, ‘74) Ohm

Joe and Noreen Mullen

Delbert and Sue Oldenburg

Rev. Lyle and Marlene Muller

Derlen Oldenburg (‘79)

Venita (Ficken, ‘60) and Lloyd Muller

Hazel Oldenburg

Allen and Hazel Mumm

Janet (‘94) and Ken Olderness

Dennis (‘83) Munkwitz

James (‘73) and Betty (Wiger, ‘80) Oloff

Brenden Murphy

Peter and Cheryl Olofson

Robert and Marilyn Murphy

Alex and Shirley Olseen

August (‘89) and Lori (Kostuch, ‘89) Mussell

Richard and Bambi Olseen

Oscar Mussman

Ashley Olson (‘07)

Jason Muzik

Brian and Carole Olson

Christopher and Alison Nack

Carol Olson (‘08)

Leslie and Brooke Nack Dr. Samuel and Janis Nafzger

Dr. David Olson Rev. Marlow (‘66) and Ellyne Olson Mary (Bode, ‘55) and Harlan Olson

Jeanne Nagel (‘72)

Roxanne Olson

Rev. Edwin (‘52) and Ellen Narr

Steve Olson

Marie Narveson

Amy O’Malley

Rev. William and Connie Natzke

Rev. Daniel (‘41) and Lorraine Ondov

Rev. Milton Nauss (‘40)

Rev. Dennis (‘76) and Janet (Rutter, ‘75) O’Neill

Rev. Randall (‘72) and Elizabeth (Mueller, ‘73) Neal

Shirley Opsal

Dr. Vernon and Lu Neils

Rev. Bryan (‘84) and Julie (Pechous, ‘87) Osladil

Diane (Carver, ‘05) Nelson Eric Nelson

Rev. Orval (‘72) and Valerie (Robertson, ‘73) Osmundson

Lorraine Nelson

Rev. John (‘96) and Kill Otte

Dennis (‘56) and Janice Nelson

Paul (‘65) and Barbara Otte

Daniel and Catherine Netland

Rev. William (‘64) and Deanna (Bremer, ‘68) Otte

Eusebio and Eunice Menezes

Metro Sales Incorporated Donald (‘82) and Kristine (Panning, ‘82) Metzler Carol Meyer Rev. David (‘58) and Vivian (Kreisel, ‘59) Meyer Delano (‘63) and Linda (Giese, ‘69) Meyer Ernest and Carol Meyer Eugene (‘88) and Rose Marie Meyer Gary and Jane Meyer Greta Meyer Karen Meyer (‘83) Ken and Mavis Meyer Mildred (Guthmiller, ‘59) and Robert Meyer Robert and Angeline Meyer Robert and Joann Meyer Rev. Robert (‘56) and Judith (Ott, ‘59) Meyer Rodney and Marilyn Meyer William and Shirley Meyer Joel Michael Joyce (Poppel, ‘57) and Roy Michael William Michaelis Lynne (Nelson, ‘78) and Harold Mickelson Robert Mickelson Rev. Dr. Marvin and Melba Middendorf Rev. Michael (‘81) and Lana (Kinunen, ‘81) Middendorf David and Chris Milbrand Albert Miller Andrea Miller (‘89) Anita Miller Charlotte (Wolter, ‘66) and Robert Miller Chester and Lorraine Miller Clarence and Helen Miller Clifford Miller Fritz and Linda Miller Randall (‘63) and Martha Miller Richard Miller (‘96) Robert and Gloria Miller Robert (‘37) and Marlys Miller Steven and Janet Miller Jennifer (Engel, ‘73) and Tom Milnikel BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

Rev. Dean and Susan Nadasdy

Nancy Neuman

; Deceased

Our Saviours LWML, McGregor, MN Darlene (Roemhildt, ‘52) and Ronald Owens Joyce (Rydberg, ‘82) and Walter Owens Pacific Southwest District Archives Alene (Freese, ‘61) and Bobbie Padgett Norman Pagel (‘66) Chong Sun Pak (‘56) Brian Palanshewski Thomas Pallkert James (‘86) and Nancy (Schmidt, ‘84) Palmersheim

Leonard and Rose Parrish

James (‘91) Orchard

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Benefactors Report Karen (Koopman, ‘86) Paugh

Cor Rae (Jensen, ‘69) and Bruce Petri

James and Rebecca Ratz

Rev. John (‘48) and Helen Rolf

Verle (‘57) and Lois (Tesch, ‘57) Paul Rev. Clarence Pauling

Russ and LaMai Pettit Rev. Richard (‘78) and Kim (Lees, ‘79) Pfaff

Rebecca (Wiebold, ‘94) and Jon Rausenberger

Laura Rolf

Rev. Delayne Pauling (‘55)

Daniel (‘71) and Beverly Pfalzgraff

John and Barbara Raykovich

Rachel Rolf

Alnora Paulsen Scott Paulson (‘85)

Edward and Gwen Pfalzgraff

Butch Raymond

Rev. Robert Rolf (‘33)

Gerald and Darlene Phillippi

Eldon and Linda Reckard

Luann (Schroeder, ‘73) and Robert Roman

Delos ; and Betty Paulus Susan (Nuernberg, ‘80) and Greg Pawelk

Donna Phillips

Redeemer Lutheran Church, Amery, WI

Douglas and Vida Rood

Jared Pick

Redeemer Lutheran Church, New Ulm, MN

Brenda Tschirhart

Peace Lutheran Ladies Guild, Faribault, MN

Steve (‘76) and Michele (Rodemeyer, ‘76) Pickel

Gordon and Jeanne Redington

Blake (‘06) Rose

Ronald and Elinor Pearson

Wilfred and Alice Pieper

Gordon and Dolores Rehder

David (‘55) and Angeline (Mickelson, ‘55) Rose

Jim Peck

Merlin and Lois Rehm

Diane (Buttenhoff, ‘68) and Virgil Rose

Loren and Margaret Rehmer

Rev. Karl (‘65) and Pamela Rose

Richard Pemberton Jr.

Clayton and Beverly Piepkorn Kimberly (‘90) and John Pilarski Sharon Pinney

Rev. Edgar (‘38) and Frieda Rehwaldt

Leona Rose

Rev. Clemens (‘50) and Carol Pera

Wayne and Gloria Pitschka

Arnold and Ardis Reich

Kurt and Carol Ross

Peregrine Graphics Services

David and Helem Piwnica_Worms

John Reif

David and Jeanine Roth

Rev. R. John (‘57) and Karen Perling

Rev. Lynn (‘59) and Karla Podoll

Rev. Stewart and Patricia Reimnitz

George (‘69) Rothlisberg

Jamie (Boline, ‘03) Petermann Henry and Lorraine Peters John Petersen Bruce Peterson

Robert and Dorleen Poethke

Victor and Karen Reineke

Amy Rouse (‘92)

Rev. Gary (‘65) and Jane Pohl

Kenneth Reiner (‘58)

Bryan Rubbelke

Kathleen (Hislop, ‘71) and Franklin Rekow

Sheila (Sell, ‘86) and Ryan Ruckheim

Rev. Roger (‘64) and Sharon Rekstad

Martin Rudnick

Eric Peterson

Justina (Jacques, ‘91) Pope Norman ; and Margie Popenhagen Gerwain Popp (‘50)

Richard and Marilyn Remer

Colleen (Saeger, ‘80) and Curtis Ruesch

Howard and Grace Peterson

Mary (Truebenbach, ‘87) and Timothy Popp

David and Rhoda Rempfer

Susan (Giese, ‘81) and Russell Ruggles

Patricia Peterson

William and Jean Porter

Rev. Michael (‘91) and Tammy Ruhlig

Troy and Janet Peterson

Eudora Post

Dale (‘74) and Beth (Krabbenhoft, ‘73) Rengstorf

Vern Peterson (‘91)

Jerry Post

Donna Pedota (‘07)

Mildred Post Rita (‘75) Potratz Shirley (Haase, ‘56) and Earl Powers Reuben and Wilhelmine Pralle Ruth Pralle Doris Press Steven and Wendy Press Steve Pretrowski Joshua (‘06) Prigge Commander Roger (‘54) and Barbara (Johannes, ‘73) Prigge Principal Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Ben Prueher

Glenn (‘61) and Jacqueline (Schulz, ‘62) Rullmann

Marlena (‘02) Ressie

Warren Rumsch

David and Susanne Reuss

Raymond (‘73) and Beth (Darge, ‘74) Rush

Thelma Reynolds

Constance (Musselman, ‘99) and Douglas Ruth

Mark Rhode

William (‘91) and Gina Ryan

Brent Rhone

Ryan Companies US, Inc.

Rev. Timothy (‘78) and Melissa Richholt

Anita Rylander

Betty Richter

Paulette (Turner, ‘78) and Robert Saatzer

David and Suzanne Richterkessing

Steven (‘81) and Mary Sabatke

Elizabeth (Fritz, ‘75) and Gerry Rickel Robert and Thelma Rickels

Rev. Scott (‘81) and Sarah (Meyer, ‘83) Sailer

Mark and Anita Ridge

Saint Paul Lutheran Church, Mc Allen, TX

John Riebe (‘85) Rev. John and Julia Rieck Rev. Dr. George and Joan Riemer

Stephanee Putnam (‘71) Anastasia (Bartling, ‘87) and Arthur Pydych

Rev. Thomas and Susan (Otte, ‘79) Ries

Ronald and Lorraine Quandt

James (‘74) and Darlene Riley

Melissa (‘98) and Jose Quezada

Orlynn Rinke (‘65)

Robert (‘97) and Deanna (‘97) Sandcork, II

Thomas Quint

Carol Rinkoff (‘03)

Lavonne (Spiering, ‘57) and Dennis Sandersfeld

Phyllis (Gratz, ‘56) and James Quist

Jeff Rittinger

Rudolph Sandmann

Dwight Rabuse

David (‘67) and Doris (Bremer, ‘68) Robbins

Richard and Linda Sash

Kathy (Klein, ‘90) Radde

Mike Roberts

Scott and Molly Raduka

Paul and Penny Roberts

Candace Sather Sharon (Holz, ‘82) and Daniel Savard

Rev. Roger (‘47) and Phyllis Raebel

Susan Roberts (‘05)

David (‘78) and Lori (Field, ‘78) Saving

Jody and Richard Ragan

George and Evelyn Rodgers

Marvin and Renata Rahn

Immanuel and Lola Roesler

Dr. Thomas and Kimberly Saylor Joseph and Beth Scanlon

Betty (Janke, ‘68) and Charles Ramsbacher

William Roever

Matilda Schaekel

Rodney (‘03) Rankin

Karen (Klein, ‘91) Rogers

Richard (‘76) and Lynn Schafer

Thomas (‘65) and Diane Rappe

Mary Rogers

Rebecca Schaffer (‘01)

Betty Rasch

Bettye Rogich

David and Veronica Schallenkamp

Bill Rask and Paula Diersen-Rask

Mary (Friedrich, ‘67) and Charles Rohe

Elizabeth Schatz

Andrew (‘02) and Faith (Craig, ‘04) Rattei

Dr. John (‘66) and Marletta (Stahn, ‘72) Rohwer

Rev. Helmut (‘37) and Arleda Schauland

Rev. George (‘49) and Lavonne Rattelmuller

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Clarence and Doreen Ressie

Saint-Gobain Corporate Foundation/ CertainTeed Jayna (Casper, ‘60) and Lawrence Saltz Jarred Sampson Charles and Charleen Sand Barbara Sandberg

Carolyn (Dey, ‘70) and Rex Pugmire

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Louis and Arlene Rolf

Donna (Hampel, ‘63) and Donald Riess

Logan (‘06) and Sara Scheiwe

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Rev. Martin Seltz (‘73) Richard and Rosalie Seltz Rollie and Murt Seltz Jennifer (Harre, ‘90) and Robert Serricchio Ray and Lillian Sevakis Timothy (‘89) and Rhonda (Behm, ‘88) Severeid Dennis and Jackie Severson Rev. Laokouxang and Maykou (Kou, ‘98) Seying Joel and Kathleen Shaffer Lowell and Geraldine Shaffer Carol (St. Martin, ‘65) and Ronald Shaw Victor and Gladys Shepperd Verna Sherman Myrtle (‘82) and Richard Shira Agatha Shoop Sexton Rev. Tim (‘83) and Nancy (Eggert, ‘81) Shoup Jolene (Krueger, ‘82) and Andi Siahaan Kenneth and Irene Sieloff Ilene Siemers (‘68) Lois (Paul, ‘53) and Wray Siering Carl and Virginia Schiefer Carrie (‘04) Schierschmidt Christian (‘95) and Karla (Severeid, ‘96) Schiller Sharon (Biel, ‘56) Schlichtmann David Schlobohm Louis and Arlene Schmeling Todd Schmeltzer Dana (Christoffer, ‘91) and Kevin F. Schmid Rev. John and Ethel Schmid Ashley Schmidt Berwyn (‘65) and Gayle Schmidt Connie (Hill, ‘63) Schmidt Doug and Debbie Schmidt Earl and Marville Schmidt Rev. Frederick (‘58) and Marilyn (Boock, ‘58) Schmidt

Joel (‘82) and Stacey (Bartelma, ‘92) Schuessler Cheryl Anne (‘84) Schuette

Lorraine (Johnson, ‘56) and Delano Siewert Jennifer (‘06) and Fred Sila William and Celia Simmer

Roland Spomer Michael (‘02) and Sarah (Riesgraf, ‘02) Sprengeler Keith and Jan Springer Mary Springer Michele Spychalla St. James Ladies Aid, Shawano, WI St. John Lutheran Sunday School, Winsted, MN St. John Wheaton LWML, Wheaton, MN St. John’s Ladies Aid, Barnesville, MN St. John’s Ladies Aid, West Bend, WI St. John’s Ladies Aid of Rich Valley, Rosemount, MN

Kathleen (Okerlund, ‘68) and Wilmer Schuettpelz

Joan (Kranz, ‘66) Simonsen Elvin and Carol Simshauser

St. John Lutheran Ladies Aid, Atwater, MN St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Park Rapids, MN

Joel (‘78) and Mary (Hertwig, ‘77) Schuldheisz Nancy (Luschen, ‘67) and William Schuller

David and Lisa Siwek

St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Villard, MN

Suzanne (Novakowski, ‘00) Sjoselius

Brian and Ellen Schultz

Brenda Skolnick Skorte, Inc. Jenna Johnson (‘07) Christine Skwarek

St. John’s Lutheran Ladies Aid, Elmore, MN St. John’s LWML, Sherburn, MN St. John’s Ladies Aid, Austin, MN

Mark Schultz (‘78) Melanie (‘67) and Steven Schultz Shirley (Schneeberger, ‘81) and Jeffrey Schultz Steve and Julie Schultz

St. Luke Lutheran Church, New Richmond, WI

John and Karen Sleichert

St. Mark’s Lutheran Women’s Guild, Benson, MN

William Schultz (‘08)

Ron and Elsie Slinger

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Vergas, MN

Lawrence and Lola Schultze

Howard and Dorothy Sloneker

Rolf and Barbara Schulz

Michael Smeby

St. Paul Lutheran Church, Green Isle, MN St. Paul Lutheran Church, Lester Prairie, MN

Thomas (‘73) and Connie Schulz

Ann (Reddel, ‘59) and Harvey Smekrud

St. Paul Lutheran Ladies Aid, Vergas, MN

Harold and Carolynne Schmidt

Rev. Robert (‘71) and Beth Schulze

Dale and Linda Smith

St. Paul’s Lutheran Charity Club, Fairmont, MN

Jacob Schmidt John Schmidt (‘75) Mark and Cheryl Schmidt Paul (‘49) and Doris Schmidt Victor and Harriet Schmidt

Marty Schumph

David Smith

Lillian (Tonn, ‘60) Schuneman

Denise Smith

Randy and Kathy Schunk Sally (Pritzl, ‘05) Schuster

Aurelia (‘76) and Harold Smith

Adam (‘01) and Rachel (Noenning, ‘99) Schutte

Roberta (Wetzel, ‘91) and Tony Schmidtke

Leah (Anderson, ‘71) and Keith Schwan

John Smith Juliane (Clemenson, ‘72) and Gregory Smith

St. Paul’s LWML, Fairmont, MN St. Peter Lutheran Church, Gibbon, MN St. Stephanus Women’s Ministry, St. Paul, MN Irene Stalmer-James Charles Stanga (‘65)

Charles and Elaine Schmikla

Daniel and Linda Schwartz

Leslie Smithson (‘05)

Brady Starkey

Stephen Schmikla

Mary (Edwards, ‘65) and Henry Schwenkhoff Phyllis (Wischnack, ‘60) and Donald Schwichtenberg Audrey (‘96) Scott

Thomas and Susan Smithson

Matthew and Gail Starr

Joan Sohn

Scott and Arlys Staub

Liz Solheid

Erica Stead

Barbara (Wolfgram, ‘76) Scott

Linda Sons Fred and Connie Souba, Jr. Rev. Marvin (‘71) and Lynn Soulek Myron Spaude (‘60) Gary (‘64) and Brenda Specketer

Merle (‘71) and Susan (Nachtsheim, ‘67) Steinhorst

Tom Schoenberg Loretta (Westphal, ‘61) and Carl Schoessel Don and Dianne Schoewe Eric and Steph Schoh Don and Roselyn Scholz Alton and Ardie Schroeder Lois Hudak (‘72) Luke Schroeder (‘07) Milton Schroeder Leslie and Evelyn Schrupp

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

David Seehafer James Seemann Melinda Seifert (‘08) Harold and Marjorie Sell Dr. Donald and Colleen Sellke Martha (Seltz, ‘71) Seltz

; Deceased

Janet (Brownawell, ‘03) and Neil Smith

Rev. Dr. Arthur (‘56) and Constance (Rawerts, ‘58) Spomer Rev. Herbert (‘50) and Carla (Farrell, ‘52) Spomer

Delores Stanton

Roger and Belva Stelk Rev. John (‘59) and Kathleen Stelling Donna (Boettcher, ‘64) and Loren Stender Bradley Stensgard Lawrence and Donna Stepien Harvey (‘53) and Marjorie Sterriker

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Donald Swenson Gordon (‘53) and Jane Swenson

Pamela Uran (‘91) Rev. Carol and Donald Urbach

Larry (‘62) and Lynn Walz

Rev. Reed (‘82) and Jan Stockman Bonnie (Honebrink, ‘71) and Bernard Stoeckman

Rachel Swentko (‘00)

Charles and Gladys Utoft

Ella Warnke

Renae (Wark, ‘00) Switzer

Thomas and Judy Van Elzen

John (‘70) and Rosemary (Dahl, ‘70) Warnke

Micah Stohlmann (‘03)

David Syfko

Marguerite (Walburg, ‘72) and Gary Vance

Doug and Karen Wasko

Rev. Brian and Sarah Stolarczyk

Rev. Roger (‘57) and Marilyn Sylwester

Gary and Lu Ann Vandenberg

Alice (‘88) and Howard Watchke

Norbert (‘61) and Sharon Strecker

Peter and Catherine Szyman

Milan (‘52) and Gloria Vano

Malcolm Watson

Anna Strei (‘08)

Renae (Kaelberer, ‘88) and Robert Tangen

Shawn Vellek

Linda (Scheel, ‘69) and Larry Webb

Ruth Stresow (‘58)

Hillary Tanke

Betty (Lindemeier, ‘55) Velzke

Donald and Elaine Weber

David (‘68) and Wendy (Krumwiede, ‘71) Stricker

Donna Taranto

Lois Verseman

Donald and Carolyn Weber

Luellyn (Roth, ‘67) and Ronald Tausan Janice Templin

David (‘62) and Marianne (Engelhardt, ‘65) Vinz

Mathew (‘88) and Diane (Fasching, ‘88) Weber

Verda Templin

Wendy (Gates, ‘89) and Miles Voehl

Scott Weber

Mike Tenney

Karl and Jean Voelkel

Gladys Weber-Klein

Edna (Reichle, ‘88) and Rick Terry

Beatrice Voelker

Allen and Karen Webster

Janie Tesch-Cassady

Erwin Voelkner

Edward (‘85) and Margaret (‘68) Weerts

Debbie (Rolloff, ‘07) and Rev. Mark Tewes

Rev. Paulus (‘51) and Edna Voelzke

Jeff Wegner (‘83)

Wilbur and June Tewes

Arthur Vogel

Lawrence and Lucille Wehrs

Sharon (Jensen, ‘83) and John Thalmann

Rev. Leroy (‘54) and Gloria (Gerike, ‘57) Vogel Ruth Vogel Dale (‘79) and Cathy Vogt Rev. Gordon Vogt (‘50)

Rev. Arthur (‘57) and Angeline (Jacobs, ‘58) Weidner

Rev. Michael (‘80) and Jill Vokt

Marc and Carolyn Weisenburger

Julie Volk

Steven (‘04) and Hannah (Gunderson, ‘04) Weispfennig

Rev. David (‘73) and Karen (Mielke, ‘73) Strohschein Steven and Sara Strouts James Struck Karl and Elaine Stubenberg Marilyn (Ziemann, ‘57) and Ray Stuckwisch Marianne Studer Alice Studt Alvin and Rosalene Stumvoll Thomas and Barbara Sullivan Kevin Sumner-Eisenbraun (‘03) Stacey Sundet Susee Dorothy (Wagner, ‘68) and Chester Sutton Steven and Pamela Swanlund

Harry and Caroline Theiss Lorraine Thomas Paul (‘91) and Georgina Thomforde Janien Thompson Rev. Jeffrey Thormodson (‘91) Mary Lou Thur Ruth Tienor Connie Timm (‘90) Doris (Holz, ‘59) Timmer TKDA and Associates, Inc. Valerie (Rydell, ‘66) and Keith Toelle Rev. Alan (‘87) and Joyce Toenjes Dennis and Gloria Tolzien Carol (Schultze, ‘62) and Robert Tolzin Gordon and Geraldeane Tomhave John and Anne Toomy Douglas and Diane Torblaa Todd (‘93) and Kelly Torguson Toro Foundation Glenn and Claudia Trapp Joanna Trapp Simpson Rev. Michael Trench (‘80) Mary Trezoik (‘82) Trinity Lutheran Church, Arden Hills, MN Trinity Lutheran Church, Waseca, MN Trinity Lutheran Church, Waltham, MN Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Jasper, MN Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Morristown, MN Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, Twin Valley, MN

Dr. George and Dr. Rosemary Weir

William and Susan Volk

Paula Weisskirch

Donald (‘67) and Ruth Volkert

Jeffery and Theresia Welch

William and Marina Volkert Lydia Volz Donald and Molly Vomhof Rev. Marion (‘55) and Grace Von Rentzell LeRoy and Mary VonBargen

Joseph (‘93) and Gail Welke Rhoda Wellbrock Mark (‘87) and Jodi Wellner Wells Fargo Foundation Adolph and Cordelia Wendel

Frank and Sharon S. Voyak

Paul (‘91) and Christine Wendt

Paul and Myra Vrudny Marilyn Wachholz Adeline and Paul Wachlin Dianne (Strandberg, ‘77) and Bryan Wachsmuth

Pamela (Switzer, ‘87) and John Wenger

Loretta and Roger Wachter

Loren (‘47) and Marilyn Westrom Marilyn (Erdman, ‘73) and Kevin Westrum

Kristin Westad Rev. Robert (‘59) and Karen (Rosen, ‘62) Westad Shirley Westcott

Tammy Wachter Sara (Potratz, ‘84) and Daniel Wacker Laurie (Garnatz, ‘83) and Alan Wagenbach Richard (‘60) and Kathy Wagenknecht

Lynn Whitting-Hardy Benjamin (‘00) and Nicole Wibstad James and Mordon Wickert

Anthony and April Wagner

Howard (‘78) and Linda (Hanson, ‘76) Wiebold

Lori (Helmuth, ‘90) and Peter Wagner Tim (‘73) and Carol (Hopmann, ‘73) Wagner Rev. Dr. Douglas (‘70) and Lynn (Ruisz, ‘73) Wahlberg

Michelle Wiebold (‘94) Karita (‘81) and Gerald Wienke Wilbert Lutheran Ladies Aid, Ceylon, MN Lawrence and Linda Wilford

Wallace and Irene Bronner Family Charitable Foundation

Kasya Willhite

John (‘70) and Laurie Tritabaugh Joseph and Julie Tucci

Jerry and Roxanne Wallen

Keith and Kristina Williams

Susan (Johnson, ‘74) Tullius

Howard (‘49) and Elaine Walther

L.B. and M.M. Wing

Elfrieda Turnmire

Rev. Jeffrey (‘84) and Christina Walther

Donald and Florence Winger

Jerry and Dolores Tyson

John and Jacqueline Walther

Donald (‘91) and Lynnae Winnes

University Bank

Lois Walther

Rev. Fred (‘47) and Ethel Wippich

Richard and Jean Unrath

Timothy (‘86) and Gretchen (Trafton, ‘89) Walther

Rev. Emil (‘77) and Amy (Olson, ‘86) Witschy

Timothy Walther (‘62)

Mark Witte (‘04)

Michael (‘83) and Ronell (Osladil, ‘86) Uran

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Judith (Helmstetter, ‘62) and Roland Weigman

Charles Walerius (‘06)

Trinity Lutheran LWML, New York Mills, MN

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Kathryn (‘03) Wareham

Kali (‘06) Williams

Arnold (‘51) and Celena Witt

BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

Benefactors Report Margaret Woizeschke

Special Lists

Elaine Wolf

Memorials

Laura Wolf Lawrence Wolfgram

Russell E. Anderson

Wesley and Emmaline Wolfgram

Beatrice Arndt

Marvin and Pamela Wolfmeyer

Edna Mae Beese

Susan (Wendt, ‘75) and Jeffrey Wolford

Karen Bjornstad

Elizabeth Wolfram

Rev. Art Bliese

Rev. Michael (‘73) and Joy (Sjostrand, ‘73) Wolfram

Carolyn Bolton Evelyn Bruss

Marie Woller

Loren Bruss

Molly Womack

Robert J. Bruss

Women of Mt. Olive, Anoka, MN

Ken Carlson

Women of Peace LWML, Finlayson, MN

Kay Cordes

Women’s Lutheran Mission League, Red Lake, ON

Rev. and Mrs. William A. Dobberfuhl Helen Elson

Women’s Ministry, Peace Lutheran Church, Beaver Dam, WI

Leone Erickson Elfrieda Fredericks

James (‘63) and Marilyn (Arp, ‘68) Wood

Adeline Galchutt

Mary Woodhouse

Michael Gangelhoff

Robert Wright Rev. Jon (‘64) and Lola (Narr, ‘67) Wuerffel Rev. Theodore Wuerffel (‘62) Heider (Bierlein, ‘99) and Jon Wuggazer Sharon (Lehrer, ‘68) and Robert Wuggazer James and Carol Wychor Virginia (Schilling, ‘88) and Dennis Wyum Wijit Xiong (‘04) Chavang Yang Rev. Dale Young (‘48) Macscine Zachar Rev. Carleton (‘56) and Zelda Zahn Merlin and Joan Zahrt Zamansky Professional Association Edwin and Rhea Zarn Gerald Zellar Carol (Molde, ‘87) and Leonard Zemke Kathryn (Hamann, ‘79) and Gene Zettler

Paul Gehrke Rolland Edward Griffin Robert and Ruth Gussick Rev. Herman F. Hoffman Margaret Horn

Stephen Gottschalk

Hailey Mae Hunter

Stephanie Hoffman

Mrs. Arnold Johnson

John Koeppen

Mark Kasper

Katherine Machaj

Willard E. Kehrberg

Justine McIntosh

Martin Kretzschmar

David A. Punke

Arnold V. Kuster

Rev. and Mrs. John Rieck’s 50th Wedding Anniversary

Royce W. Lindemeier Oliver Marican

The recovery of Julie Proft Gurga David Priebe’s years of service to CSP David Zinter’s 50 years of service at St. Stephanus

Juanita Meschke’s 88th Birthday

Oliver Offutt Kristine Penney Dr. W. A. Poehler

Herbert Zimmer and Carole Constable

Ellsworth Polsfus

Melvin and Elizabeth Zimmerman

Gottfried Press

Rev. Timothy (‘62) and Carol Zimmermann

Tom Raich

Zion Lutheran Church, Green Isle, MN

Eunice Rantaha

Zion Lutheran Church, Albert Lea, MN

Ed Rudnick

Zion Lutheran Church, Cologne, MN

Maxine Schatz

Zion Lutheran Church, Ada, MN

Adeline Schmidt

Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid & L.W.M.L., Cologne, MN

Edward Schuster

Zion Lutheran Women Society, Sauk Centre, MN Zion LWML, Warren, MN

Gretchen Trapp

Ray Zurn

Michael Flynn for all his many years of faithful service at Concordia

Erling Nelson

Rev. Daniel (‘54) and Joan (Boeder, ‘56) Zielske

Lorraine Zuehlke

All the years that Gretchen Beecroft has served CSP

Rev Erwin Meyer

Dr. Harold Otte

Roberta Zoellmer

Thanksgiving for

Gail McKenzie

Randy and Carolyn Zielinski

Dona Zitzow (‘84)

Honorariums

Kelvin Ramnarine

Irene Studenski Mrs. R. Weide Gertrude and Lorenz Weisskirch E. Virginia Wheelock Russel Wisely Matt Woodford

Lucas Zwieg BOLD Consecutive Giving (5+ years)

; Deceased

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You’re invited to join Concordia University, St. Paul for its

2008 Christmas Concert and Vespers “It Came a Flow’ret Bright”

Limited edition prints of “It Came a Flow’ret Bright” by Concordia University art professor, Keith Williams, will be available as an expression of appreciation to those who contribute $75 or more to support this concert.

Fine and Performing Arts Concert Friday, Dec. 5 at 7:30 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 6 at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 7 at 3 p.m.

Buetow Music Center Auditorium Tickets: $12 adult; $10 student/senior Contact TicketWorks at (651)209-6689 or www.ticketworks.com

Christmas Vespers Service Monday, Dec. 15, 2008 7:30 p.m.

Graebner Memorial Chapel This event is free and open to the public.

Groups performing include the Concordia Christus Chorus, Handbell Ensemble, Jubilate choir, and a festival orchestra. Concordia faculty performers are Dr. John Eggert, organ; Dr. David Mennicke, Christus Chorus director; Prof. Carolynne Mathis, Handbell director; and Prof. Shari Speer, Jubilate director.