FOCC Annual Report 2016-2017

Cal Rowing Annual Report 2016-2017

Produced by the Friends of Cal Crew Patrick Schulkers and Cole Reiser Designed by Midnight Oil Design

T. Gar y Rog e rs Tr i bute

Coach’s Report As we approach the end of the summer, I wanted to recap the 2017

racing season and point out the highlights of another successful campaign.

Our first regatta of the spring was the San Diego Crew Classic. Our crews all performed well winning all five marquee events (Varsity 8+, 2nd Varsity 8+, 3rd Varsity 8+, Freshman 8+, and the Open 8+). The highlights were the Varsity 8+ and 2nd Varsity 8+ beating highly ranked Yale and both the Freshman 8+ and 3rd Varsity 8+ beating the California Rowing Club by open water. Next came the annual dual with Wisconsin where once again all boats rowed to open water victories over the Badgers. These races allowed us to fine tune the line-ups for the 106th Cal vs. Washington Dual. The Showdown of #1 Washington vs. #2 Cal proved to live up to all of the pre-race hype. The Freshman 8+ started the day with a five second win over the Huskies. Both the 2nd Varsity 8+ and the 3rd Varsity 8+ battled hard but lost by close margins to Washington.

In white cap conditions, both Varsity 8+ crews battled stroke for stroke. As the two boats approached the historic Montlake Cut, Cal was able to take a slight lead and increase it over the last 600 meters to win by 2.8 seconds. This was the third year in a row that the Schoch Cup was contested by #1 vs. #2 with the Bears winning all three. That same afternoon, we traveled down to Oregon State where all crews won by open water. The last dual of the season was the Big Row at Redwood Shores against Stanford. We were able to sweep the Cardinal in all the races which capped off another undefeated dual season for the Varsity 8+ and Freshman 8+.

Head Coach, The Pac-12 and IRA Championships proved challenging for Mike Teti our squad; we were battling illness to some of our top athletes.

The Freshman 8+ concluded their season with a five second win at Pac-12’s, but the Varsity 8+, 2nd Varsity 8+, 3rd Varsity 8+, and Varsity 4+ all lost in close races with Washington. At the IRA, we were one of only three schools to put boats in the grand final of all four events and brought home the second most medals of any program. The 5th place finish in the Varsity 8+ is an obvious disappointment and I take full responsibility for the loss. I think that I made too many changes to the lineup-up but I am proud of how our guys fought and persevered through the regatta. The 2nd Varsity 8+ had an incredible sprint finish to win a silver medal in one of the closest races I’ve seen at the IRA, where 2nd through 4th were separated by just .15 seconds! The 3rd Varsity 8+ claimed the bronze in a tight race between Washington and Harvard. The Varsity 4+ raced well and won the silver with three freshmen and a novice rower. Next season we will have seven returning from the Varsity 8+ and seven from the 2nd Varsity 8+. We will return everyone from the 3rd Varsity 8+ and an undefeated Freshman 8+ crew. These, along with a strong incoming class, ensures our Team will be strong in the future.

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After the IRA, we sent a group overseas to compete at Holland Beker Regatta in Amsterdam and at Henley Royal Regatta in England. This was a mixed crew of student-athletes from the 2nd Varsity 8+, 3rd Varsity 8+, and Freshman 8+. The young crew competed well in Holland finishing in 2nd place to the U23 Dutch 8+ which included Cal sophomore Maarten Hurkmans. After Holland Beker, the group flew to England to compete at Henley Royal Regatta in the Temple Challenge Cup. Our boat had a great week making it to the semi-finals where they came up short to the eventual winners, Oxford Brooks University. I was proud of the way our student-athletes conducted themselves and represented our University overseas.

Even more important than our racing results were the results our squad had in the classroom. Once again our Team achieved a team GPA of over 3.0. We had fourteen members of our Team achieve Pac-12 conference academic honors and six winners of IRA All-Academic honors. Justin Murphy won the Jake Gimble Prize which recognizes one graduating senior from Athletics who successfully integrates academics and athletics while exemplifying the Golden Bear spirit. Justin, along with our other graduating seniors: Kyle Flagg, Jackson Donald, Pete Stone, James Schiera, and Jonathan Mahoney, have meant so much to our program over the last four years and they will be greatly missed. Thank you seniors! The outstanding achievements in the classroom is a testament to how hard our student-athletes work off of the water.

I would like to conclude with a message about the loss of Cal Crew’s most valuable member; T. Gary Rogers. Without Gary, the sport of rowing would not be what it is today. Gary is single-handedly responsible for the revival of rowing dominance on the West Coast. His vision has helped Cal produce fourteen of the last seventeen National Championships. Gary’s decision to hire Steve Gladstone as head coach brought five National Championships to Cal and as the championship banners began to fill the boathouse walls, the University of Washington had to up its game. This would create a West Coast championship era that still thrives today.

Gary loved rowing because of the life lessons the sport instills in its young athletes.

He was so generous with not only his money, but also with his time. Guys on our Team would regularly meet with him to gain advice pertaining to: medical school, business, or life in general. Gary has left behind an incredible legacy and his spirit will live on forever within each one of our student-athletes and inside the walls of the T. Gary Rogers Rowing Center. On a personal note, I will be forever grateful to Gary for making it possible for me to coach the Golden Bears and for making Kay, John, and me a part of the Cal Crew family. His legacy will live forever!

All the best, Mike

2017 Racing Highlights Varsity 8+

The Varsity 8+ had a successful year with a second consecutive undefeated regular season. The 106th Cal vs. Washington Dual lived up to its storied reputation and gave way to an incredible fight from both teams down the Montlake Cut. “In the weeks leading up to the Dual we rehearsed our move repeatedly in two coxed fours. On race day, we didn’t have our best start and we were behind but we all knew that our move was still to come. At 1K in, our coxswain John called a ‘super-move’ and we pulled away from Washington to claim our third consecutive Dual win,” said 2-seat Martin Mackovic. The Varsity 8+ also claimed victories over Yale in San Diego, Oregon State, Stanford in the Big Row, Wisconsin, and earned silver at Pac-12’s. The Varsity 8+ ended the year with a 5th place finish at IRA’s.

2nd Varsity 8+

The 2nd Varsity 8+ was a young crew all season and was comprised of seven underclassmen all year. The crew started the season strong by defeating Yale in San Diego.

Heading into IRA’s the 2nd Varsity 8+’s only losses were to rivals Washington. The 2nd Varsity 8+ event was the tightest race of the entire IRA championship regatta. Cal won silver finishing .05 ahead of Princeton who finished .1 ahead of 4th place Yale. This was the fourth medal in five years for the Bears in the 2nd Varsity 8+. Other season highlights include wins over Oregon State, Stanford in the Big Row, Wisconsin, and a Pac-12 silver medal.

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San Diego Crew Classic Sweep Stanford Invite Sweep Washington Dual V8+ 1st, 2V8+ 2nd, 3V8+ 2nd, Fr8+ 1st Big Row Sweep PAC-12’s V8+ 2nd, 2V8+ 2nd, 3V8+ 2nd, Fr8+ 1st, V4+ 2nd

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3rd Varsity 8+

Leading up to IRA’s the 3rd Varsity 8+ had a strong regular season winning races in San Diego, Redwood Shores, and in Oregon. They had a close race at the Pac-12 Championship and brought home a silver medal. At IRA’s the 3rd Varsity 8+ finished off their season strong, winning a bronze medal behind Washington and Harvard.

Freshmen 8+

This year’s class of 2020 had an impressive showing with an undefeated regular and championship season. For the third straight year, the Freshmen defeated Washington at the Dual by a commanding 4.9 seconds. From there, they continued their dominance with wins over Oregon State, Stanford, Wisconsin, and capped off their season with a second consecutive Pac-12 Championship win. With the dismissal of the freshmen event at IRA’s, five of these nine freshmen would join upperclassmen in the 2nd Varsity 8+, 3rd Varsity 8+, and the Varsity 4+. Every boat that raced at IRA’s this year had at least one freshmen; highlighting our team’s depth.

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Varsity 4+ Ashling Jonaidi (Cox), Brett Cataldo, Tom Johnson, Ben Orem, Ray Dahlstrom

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JV 8+ Brett Cataldo (Cox), Justin Murphy, Marcin Pawlowski, Jack Gosden-Kaye, Sam Horsley, Hamish McDonald, Joe Sterner, Hunter Hodges, Elliot Rogers 3rd Varsity 8+ Colin FitzPatrick (Cox), Mark Brinker, James Riley, Bennet Stahl, Leon Ramm, Will Creedon, Jack Cleary, Max hall, Jared Arat

PAC-12’s V8 1st, 2V 1st,

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Varsity 8+ John Amorosana (Cox), Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk, Martin Mackovic, Joachim Sutton, Maarten Hurkmans, Ferdi Querfeld, Christoph Seifiedsberger, Alex Wallis, Kyle Flagg

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IRA Grand Final – 1V8+ 1. Yale 5:29.90 2. Washington 5:29.97 3. Harvard 5:33.46 4. Princeton 5:33.79 5. California 5:36.26 6. Brown 5:36.95 IRA Grand Final – 2V8+ 1. Washington 5:38.65 2. California 5:40.72 3. Princeton 5:40.78 4. Yale 5:40.82 5. Harvard 5:41.19 6. Boston University 5:52.01 IRA Grand Final – 3V8+ 1. Washington 5:47.29 2. Harvard 5:49.36; 3. California 5:50.92 4. Yale 5:51.63 5. Princeton 5:52.74 6. Navy 5:54.98 IRA Grand Final – V4+ 1. Washington 6:23.81 2. California 6:28.35 3. Princeton 6:34.31 4. Boston University 6:39.06 5. Marietta 6:39.81 6. Brown 6:40.77

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Varsity 4+

The Varsity 4+ this season saw many different changes. Because there was no Varsity 4+ event at the Washington Dual, their first race took place at the Pac-12 Championship. These five athletes competed hard and came away with a silver medal. As IRA lineups began to shift and take form, the Varsity 4+ was a completely different line-up for the IRA regatta. Comprised of three freshmen and a novice transfer, the young boat raced well to earn a silver medal at IRA’s.

4th and 5th Varsity 8+

The Cal program takes great pride in offering opportunities for the entire squad to race.

This year’s 4th and 5th Varsity 8+’s competed in several races defeating Santa Clara and Orange Coast College. Each year Cal looks forward to having these two boats compete at PCRC’s.

Unfortunately, Cal was the only school to submit entries for the event, causing the regatta to cancel the racing. The 4th and 5th Varsity 8+’s had another stellar season competing for Cal.

Tribute to T. Gary Rogers While our season brought many happy moments, our community was deeply saddened with the sudden passing of our most valued member, T. Gary Rogers. Our beloved alumni, mentor, benefactor, and friend passed away on May 2nd, 2017. Though our Cal family felt the loss deeply, it was incredible to see the outpour of support towards the Rogers family and program over the past three months. Gary, who graduated from Cal in 1963 was a four-year athlete at Cal and was named UC Berkeley All University Athlete.

After graduating from Cal, he went on to have an amazingly successful career in business to which he became CEO of Dryer’s Grand Ice Cream, Inc. for thirty years. He served as a former chairman of Safeway Inc., the Federal Reserve of San Francisco, and Levi Strauss & Co. Much of Gary’s success in business was influenced by his time rowing for Cal and he lived by the motto his coach Jim Lemmon taught him, “There is no such thing as can’t; there is only won’t.”

On May 15th, two weeks after Gary’s passing, two thousand people gathered at the boathouse to celebrate the life of this great man. It was an outstanding memorial service that helped paint a picture of just how many people’s lives Gary has positively affected. The afternoon entailed words from the Rogers family and friends, and Cal Crew paid a tribute to Gary by having a “row-by” with seven oarsmen and no two seat; Gary’s position in the 1963 Varsity 8+. The Bears also honored Gary by proudly wearing his initials surrounded by the bear insignia on each racing tank for the remainder of the season. Many people also honored Gary by supporting the T. Gary Rogers Endowment. Seventy-six people donated in his memory and over $57,000 went to supporting our endowment or our annual fund. Gary will be missed greatly but his legacy will live on forever at the T. Gary Rogers Rowing Center. His generosity and love for rowing will continue to affect every student-athlete that ever wears the blue and gold.

1962 Gary second from the right

He lived by the motto his coach Jim Lemmon taught him, “There

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is no such thing as can’t; there is only won’t.”

Boat christening, Alumni Day 1997

Gary and the Varsity 8+ at the 2015 San Diego Crew Classic Gary Rogers racing in 2 seat of the 1963 Varsity Cal vs. Washington Dual

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2017 Cal Academic Honorees All IRA Academic Honors

Golden Bear Achievement Award

Cal Jake Gimble Prize This prize recognizes one graduating senior in Cal Athletics for a successful integration of academic and athletic pursuit and exemplifies the true Golden Bear spirit.

Given annually to the athlete with the highest GPA on his or her team Ferdinand Querfeld

Justin Murphy

Kyle Flagg

Maarten Hurkmans Maarten Hurkmans

Max Hall

Natan WegrzyckiSzymczyk

First Team All Pac-12

Second Team All-Pac-12 Kyle Flagg Senior: Social Welfare

Maxwell Hall Junior: Society and Environment

Maarten Hurkmans Sophomore: Haas Business School

Justin Murphy Senior: History

Ferdi Querfeld Sophomore: Political Economy

Natan WegrzyckiSzymczyk Junior: Sociology

James Riley Junior: Economics

Elliot Rogers Sophomore: Economics

Joachim Sutton Sophomore: Anthropology

Pac-12 Honorable Mention

Collin Fitzpatrick Junior: Political Economy

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Jack Gosden-Kaye Sophomore: Undeclared

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Hunter Hodges Sophomore: Political Economy

Alex Lilichenko Sophomore: Undeclared

Martin Mackovic Junior: Sociology

2017 Athletic Individual Honors

Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk, Poland

Maarten Hurkmans, The Netherlands

Joachim Sutton, Denmark

Justin Murphy, USA

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Jake Wetzel Inducted to the Cal Athletics Hall of Fame This year’s 2017 Cal Athletics Hall of Fame members have been announced and we are proud

Cal Crew Alums in the Hall of Fame Dean Witter 1907-1909 Dan McMillan 1920-1921 Ky Ebright 1924-1959 Men’s Team 1928 Men’s Team 1932 Men’s Team 1939 Jim Lemmon 1940-1943 Men’s Team 1948 Men’s Team 1961 T. Gary Rogers 1962 Pat Etem 1977-1979 Women’s Team 1980 Connie Phinney 1981 Laurel Korholz 1993 Jake Wetzel 2002

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to say that Jake Wetzel ’02 will be inducted along with nine other Cal alums. The Cal Athletics Hall of Fame features two hundred ninety-seven individuals and six rowing teams. This esteemed group is made up of some of the most dominant amateur, professional, and Olympic athletes in the World.

Jake attended Cal from 1998 to 2002 where he had great success winning a Freshman IRA Championship and three consecutive Varsity IRA Championships. Outside of Cal, Jake also had tremendous results rowing internationally. He is a three-time Olympian who won a gold medal in the 2008 Beijing Olympics (Canadian 8+), took silver in the 2004 Athens Olympics (Canadian 4-), and finished seventh in the 2000 Sydney Olympics (USA 4x). Jake also became a world champion in 1999 (USA 4+), 2003 (Canadian 4-), and in 2007 (Canadian 8+). In 2006, Jake went back to school at Oxford University where he competed and won the prestigious Oxford/ Cambridge boat race. Last year, Jake was also named Pac-12 Rower of the Century, an award voted on by Pac-12 Network research teams, Pac-12 coaches, and Pac-12 athletes.

The formal induction ceremonies are scheduled for Friday, September 8th at the

annual Hall of Fame banquet at the Greek Orthodox Church Conference Center in Oakland. Jake and the new inductees will be honored on the field during Cal’s September 9th football game against Weber State at Cal Memorial Stadium. Information on tickets to the banquet can be found online at bigcsociety.org.

Laurel Korholz ‘93 from the women’s program will also be joining Jake in the Hall of Fame this year. She too is an Olympian and won an Olympic silver medal in Athens in 2004. The school’s Hall of Fame is located on the west side of Memorial Stadium and is open to all ticket holders after each home game.

Rio Olympics Games

Olivier Siegelaar ‘11 Country: Netherlands Cal: 2010 Varsity IRA Champion Boat: Men’s Eight USA TODAY

Looking back to last summer, we had five Golden Bears compete at the Rio Olympics. Olivier Siegelaar ’11 competed in his third Olympics in the Dutch 8+ and came away with a bronze medal! Three of the five were first time Olympians, including undergraduate Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk.

Two months after stroking the Varsity 8+ to an IRA National Championship, Natan competed for Poland in the 1x and won the B Final coming in 7th place overall. It was a remarkable showing for a young athlete in his first ever Olympics. Marko Marjanovic ’08 raced for Serbia in the 2x and competed well to finish in 10th overall. Nareg Guregian ’10, another first time Olympian, competed for the USA in the 2- and finished in 11th. Will Dean raced in his second Olympics and competed for Canada in the 4x coming in 8th. All five of our oarsmen competed fiercely and represented our University proudly on the world’s biggest stage.

Olympic Results: 2016 Olympics Bronze, Finished 5th in the 2012 Olympics in the Men’s Eight.

Finished 4th in the 2008 Olympics in the Men’s Eight.

USA TODAY

Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk ‘18 Country: Poland

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Cal: 2016 Varsity IRA Champion Boat: Men’s Single Scull Olympic results: 7th place

A Word From Our President We end another year, one that had high expectations, and true to the unpredictability of sports and life, was truly a year of the unexpected. Regardless of the challenges of this year, the Cal Crew program can raise its head high on a string of early victories including The San Diego Crew Classic and a third Washington Dual victory in a row at the Cut. Though the season did not end as we anticipated, Cal Crew has again reached the goal of competing for the National Championship every year. This year’s final race made clear that the bar has been raised again. I assure you coach Teti, Frandsen, and Schulkers are poised to exceed this bar next year.

We at the Friends of Cal Men’s Crew must be there again to also meet this raised bar. Thank you to all the family and Friends of Cal Crew that continue to step up and meet this challenge year after year. Even in this difficult climate for sports at Cal, the Friends once again raised over $400,000 for the Crew program. For the third year in a row, we did it! This effort matched by the Rogers family, has filled the gap in the Cal Crew 1.4 million dollar annual budget. And should you have attended the auction, you would’ve helped us meet our goal in a very enjoyable manner. I highly recommend putting next year’s on your calendar early. Cole Reiser is happy to take your early table sponsorships.

The truly most unexpected event for the program was the passing of my father T. Gary Rogers. He always pointed to the boathouse as the place where he learned the most valuable lessons of how to succeed in life. Wins were nice, but the unique Cal Crew experience and dedication to excellence by those who were willing to meet the challenges of crew, were something to be revered and protected. The Rogers family intends to continue his legacy is just this way. Thank you to all of you who attended his memorial or sent notes of condolence. Many of you also made an extra effort and donated to the crew in his honor.

Thank you for continuing to help with dad’s ultimate goal that he was always striving for.

CAL CREW FOREVER! Andy Rogers

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The Cal Crew program can raise its head high on a string of early victories including The San Diego Crew Classic and a third Washington Dual victory in a row at the Cut.”

Fundraising Report Our fall fundraising season was highlighted by another record set by our The Friends of Cal Crew had another successful 2017 year and your incredicommunity: $50,000 raised during our 24-hour Big Give! We had over 80 donable support helped us achieve another first in our 149 year Cal Crew history- a tions in just 24-hours and we were again one of the top teams in all of Cal third straight $400,000 plus fundraising year. On top of this great achievement, Athletics. That incredible support set us up for a great start to the new year. we also take great pride in hosting events for our alumni, parents, friends, and As 2017 was underway, the FOCC hosted it’s annual spring fundraiser. Over supporters. This year had many opportunities for our community to reflect on 170 members of our community gathered at Cal Memorial Stadium to celetheir days of rowing and the bright future our program has ahead. brate our 2016 National Champions. As an organization, we are always trying Each fall we look forward to Cal football, head racing, and meeting new and to challenge ourselves and look for new ways to improve our events and our current crew families. We hosted four events to kickoff the year: our freshman operations. This year’s dinner and auction saw its first ever mobile bidding parents’ lunch, FOCC annual tailgate, our parents’ dinner at the Canyon House, platform. This allowed attendees and non-attendees to bid on silent auction and Mike Fennelly’s retirement party. Our freshman parents’ lunch gives the new items whether at home or at the venue. As supporters sent texts to outbid one parents and current coaches the opportunity to meet for the first time and is a another, our silent auction revenue saw itself triple in comparisons to previous great chance for us to answer any questions that parents have regarding their years. The rest of the event was a wonderful time as guests enjoyed dinner, student-athlete’s transition to college. Both our FOCC tailgate and Canyon parmeeting the student-athletes, our live auction, and a word from our coaches. ents’ dinner always has a nice turnout and is a perfect time for our community to All in all, we raised over $70,000 that evening which supported student-athlete meet and celebrate the start of a new rowing year. On December 10th, over 130 scholarships, travel expenses, equippeople packed the boathouse for dinner ment, and team needs. and a party honoring one of Cal Crew’s Our spring racing season has many most storied members. After 36 years of high points on the water and provides unparalleled loyalty and hard work, we 2017 Annual Fund Total $416,967 opportunities for our community to wanted to send Mike Fennelly off with a $120,000 cheer on the Bears together. The seabang. With a full house, we got the oppor$100,000 son started off with our annual tent at tunity to hear from every head coach that the San Diego Crew Classic and was has served with Mike and got to hear tales $80,000 filled with supporters and fans along of our legendary rigger. Closing the night $60,000 the beach who cheered on the Bears to out was a speech from Mike Fennelly a sweep of the regatta. In Seattle, we himself, which reflected on his time and $40,000 hosted a dinner party for any alums, experience over the years at Cal. It was parents, or friends that lived locally or arguably one of the best events that we $20,000 traveled to watch the Bears win a third have ever hosted and we still cannot thank $0 consecutive Cal vs. Washington Dual.

Mike enough for his years of dedicated Pledge Matching Recurring Parent Scholarship Paper Electronic Giving Giving Giving Giving Giving Giving Giving We capped off our spring season during service. The fall season was filled with fun IRA’s in Sacramento with cocktails and for our alumni, families, and friends.

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Without the help of our community, dinner at Cattleman’s restaurant, BBQ Cal Crew would not be able to keep up lunch during racing, and a tent for all with our sport’s constant need for new of our community members to watch 2017 Annual Fund Donations equipment and technology. Rodney and racing from. It was another season Graduate Alums 1% Shirley Friedman donated their fourth full of fast racing, fun, and time with Current Students 1% Parents of Alums 5% boat to our program, The Golden Bear our Cal family.

Other 6% 3, Finn and Kim Wentworth gave their The season’s successes were Current Parents 8% second racing shell to help us add to our reflected off of the water as we fleet, and Dick Rahl purchased our new achieved our fundraising goal for drone to help us live-stream racing for the third consecutive year; raising Undergraduate Non-Alum our at home viewers. over $415,000. This three-peat is Alums Donors 63% The Friends of Cal Crew’s ability to no small feat as it is the first time 16% support the program relies heavily on in program history that we have membership fees from our participants. raised over $1.2 million dollars in just These fees are essential for our organizathree years! This incredible accomtion to be able to host events, produce plishment is a testament to just mailings, and ultimately help Cal Crew. how thriving our community is. This In January, the Board voted to increase season we saw over 700 donation these fees to the amount of $300 to help transactions and 400 contributions us avoid any budget deficits. If you have been down to the The T. Gary Rogers from the alumni and friends of our program. Just a few highlights include: Rowing Center recently, you will have noticed several updates. With the help Our current parents giving over $50,000, a record number of past parents of the Rogers family, all of the National Championship photographs have been that gave back, totaling $10,000, and the group of young alums (under 30 updated/reframed and the glass windows have been tinted to protect from years old) who helped generate over $9,000 in contributions. Another major future sunlight damage to these frames. Many of our hanging oar blades have fundraising success is how much support our community contributed to our also been updated and/or are in the process of being made. A big thank you to student-athlete scholarships. Between the auction and annual fund, we raised the Rogers family for helping update our great facility. The support from our Cal over $100,000 for scholarships! These scholarship contributions go directly family is what has kept us at the top of collegiate rowing and one of the best to our student-athletes and help them attend Cal, compete for a National programs within Cal Athletics. The strength of our community is at an all time Championship, and further their education at the #1 public university in the high and we cannot thank everyone enough for the overwhelming support world. Like the phenomenal coaches and people that these scholarships are that they have shown which continues to set new standards for helping our named after (Ky Ebright, Jim Lemmon, Steve Gladstone, Harold Pischel, and student-athletes prosper and achieve excellence.

John Rhodes), the student-athletes that receive these scholarships often rank Thank you again! Go Bears! amongst the highest on the quad while earning top accolades in the classroom.

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Fundraising Review

2016-2017 Donors

Christopher M. Adishian B.A. ‘91 Dorothy A. Alden Julee Bailey Alexander B.A. ‘76 & Richard J. Alexander B.A. ‘75 Martin J. Alexander P ‘16 & Sandra L. Alexander P ‘16 David Allen American Endowment Foundation Christine Amorosana P ‘19 Matthew D. Anacker B.A. ‘86, P ‘18 & Christine M. Wilhelm B.A. ‘86, P ‘18 Daemon G. Anastas B.A. ‘87 & Nevenka Anastas B.A. ‘87 Willis U. Andersen Jr. B.A. ‘54, P ‘83 & Jean Lesley Andersen B.A. ‘53, P ‘83 James H. Andersen Gary H. Anderson B.A. ‘60 & Donna K. Anderson Gregory H. Aplet B.S. ‘81, M.S. ‘83 Sheila H. Arat P ‘18 & Vacit Arat P ‘18 Bejan E. Atashkar B.A. ‘10 Stanley J. Backlund Jr. B.S. ‘59, M.S. ‘60 & Carolyn D. Backlund ‘60, B.S. ‘60 John W. Bacon Jr. B.A. ‘79 & Patricia Bolich Berton E. Ballard B.A. ‘50, B.S. ‘55, D.Pharm. ‘61, P ‘79 Richard H. Bartke B.A. ‘58 & Jane A. Bartke Bill Bauer & Sherry Musurlian-Bauer James S. Baum J.D. ‘72 & Carol West Jeffrey W. Baus P ‘85, ‘87 & Beverly J. Baus B.A. ‘59, P ‘85, ‘87 Lorenzo Bavoso & Antoinette Bavoso Carlos T. Bea P ‘01, ‘10 & Louise P. Bea P ‘01, ‘10 William C. Berger B.A. ‘63, P ‘85 & Sally A. Berger David M. Berke II B.A. ‘75 Branden E. Bickel J.D. ‘71 & Claudia Cate B.A. ‘66, C.Mult. ‘67, J.D. ‘76 Big C Society Don L. Bishop B.A. ‘59 & Joan Draper Bishop B.A. ‘60 Patricia Bolich & John W. Bacon Jr. B.A. ‘79 William Bondy Rachel K. Bootsma B.A. ‘16 John L. Boudett B.A. ‘65, J.D. ‘74 Blair C. Box P ‘14, ‘17 & Mark T. Box P ‘14, ‘17 Greg Bozzani P ‘20 & Lori Bozzani P ‘20 Patrick W. Bradley B.S. ‘67 & Kathy Bradley Helen Bragg Breck P ‘82, ‘83 Aida Link Brenneis B.A. ‘43 Catherine Briggs P ‘20 & Gary S. Briggs P ‘20 Anthony A. Brinker P ‘18 Patricia E. Brown-Berry Tracy R. Brown P ‘20 David C. Brownstein B.A. ‘84 & Grace C. Shohet Jane C. Bryan-Jones B.A. ‘68, C. Esing ‘69 15

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Sara Burden Grant H. Bush B.A. ‘02 Carol Caddes Stephen A. Calegari B.S. ‘65 California Community Foundation Barbara Williams Canfield Joan G. Carpenter B.A. ‘67 Claudia Cate B.A. ‘66, C. Mult. ‘67, J.D. ‘76 & Branden E. Bickel J.D. ‘71 Scott L. Charland B.A. ‘81 & Karen K. Charland The Charles Schwab Corporation Travis Cherry Chevron David M. Chickering B.A. ‘92 & Joann Romascan Chickering B.A. ‘91 John C. Christensen B.S. ‘60 & C. R. Christensen Michael V. Cipollone & Gabrielle Cipollone Peter M. Cipollone B.A. ‘94 Jack Citrin Matthew S. Clark B.A. ‘94 & Elizabeth Rott Clark B.A. ‘94 Willard J. Classen Jr. B.A. ‘51, M.A. ‘53 Clementine Perfume Inc. Marshall P. Cloyd Ryan Cobb Desmond W. Coffelt Jr. B.A. ‘55 Diana J. Cohen C.Esing ‘72 & William A. Falik William C. Collett B.A. ‘73 & Jane S. Collett Paul C. Conlin P ‘18 & Marie M. Conlin P ‘18 Jonathan W. Cosby B.A. ‘68 & Kathleen Gwynn Donald O. Costello B.A. ‘70 & Karen Costello Richard G. Costello B.A. ‘90 Beth & Dave Covin Gary J. Craycroft B.S. ‘66 Kimberly Creedon P ‘20 & William Creedon P ‘20 Gerald B. Cullinane B.S. ‘49, P ‘75 & Carol White Cullinane B.A. ‘50, P ‘75 Robert A. Dahlstrom P ‘20 & Hilary Hoins Dahlstrom P ‘20 Carol C. Dahlstrom George E. Davis B.A. ‘93 & Margaret Davis Jo Dejean-Pucci John G. Dempsay B.A. ‘60 & Ann W. Dempsay B.A. ‘60 James O. Demsey B.S. ‘60, J.D. ‘64 & Jeanne K. Demsey Christopher R. Derenzi B.A. ‘12 Marc J. Desoer B.A. ‘74, M.B.A. ‘76 & Barbara J. Desoer M.B.A. ‘77 Steven Dettlinger Jr. B.A. ‘92 & Courtney L. Dettlinger B.A. ‘93 John P. Devaney Jr. B.A. ‘83 & Jaleh Doane B.A. ‘11 Hugh W. Ditzler Jr. B.S. ‘53 & Nancy Moncure Ditzler B.A. ‘54

Paul J. Donald P ‘17 & Rosamond Donald P ‘17 John L. Dowdell & Karen Nielsen Dowdell James E. Dowling B.A. ‘64 David S. Draves B.S. ‘51 & Vilma T. Draves Howard B. Ducker B.A. ‘53 & Evelyn M. Ducker B.A. ‘54 John B. Duhring B.S. ‘75 & Sheila Gholson Sherry Topping Dumke B.A. ‘60, P ‘87, ‘89, ‘91 Terrence Dunnigan B.S. ‘00 Philip Durbrow P ‘09 & Lisa Durbrow P ‘09 Kathleen A. Duryea B.A. ‘70 & Richard T. Duryea B.S. ‘68 Paul R. Duryea B.S. ‘87 & Susan Solinsky Bettina Duval B.A. ‘82, P ‘14, ‘18 & Glenn E. Duval P ‘14, ‘18 East Bay Community Foundation David Eastis Roy Egawa & Isako Egawa Lucinda J. Egner P ‘06 & Michael H. Egner P ‘06 Diana F. Ekedahl & Robert D. Ekedahl B.S. ‘58 Paula Elliott Isabel J. Engel P ‘10 & Vincent C. Engel P ‘10 Sean M. Engel B.A. ‘10 Paul Epstein & Garry I. Parton B.S. ‘86 William A. Falik & Diana J. Cohen C.Esing ‘72 Joseph O. Falkinham III B.A. ‘64, Ph.D. ‘69 & Georgia A. Snyder-Falkinham Michael P. Fennelly Barbara F. Fetherston P ‘02 & James S. Fetherston B.A. ‘68, P ‘02 Bonnie Field Jon Flagg P ‘17 & Melissa Flagg P ‘17 Ed Flinn Ann Flinn B.A. ‘62, P ‘87, ‘89 & David B. Flinn B.S. ‘60, J.D. ‘63, P ‘87, ‘89 James P. Flint Diana L. Fogg B.A. ‘71 Nancy A. Ford Scott A. Frandsen B.S. ‘02 Nancy Freitas John Freund Christopher A. Friden & Tracy Friden Rodney Friedman ‘56 & Shirley Friedman Philipp A. Frings P ‘05 & Virginia S. Frings P ‘05 James C. Gage B.A. ‘70 James C. Gaither & Susan G. Gaither William A. Garnett B.A. ‘75 Fred Gellert Family Foundation Matthew C. George B.S. ‘00 Linda Gerwig P ‘19 & Christian Lustic P ‘19

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Cameron D. Gilham Heidi Gillen & Robert Gillen Carol Anderson Gleason & Curtis A. Gleason B.S. ‘54 Judith K. Goicovich & Michael Goicovich B.A. ‘74 Ian K. Goltz & Susan E. Totten B.A. ‘85 Carol Norton Gonser B.A. ‘58, P ‘85 Jonathan Goodier Jr. B.S. ‘50 & Lucille G. Goodier John P. Gotshall B.A. ‘63 Jerri Grady & Thomas B. Grady B.S. ‘57 Patricia A. Graffis B.A. ‘53, P ‘77, ‘81, ‘85 Arthur A. Grant & Lesley A. Grant John T. Gray B.S. ‘54 Duncan S. Gregg B.A. ‘68 & Virginia Gregg Holly V. Gregory & John E. Gregory B.A. ‘67 Terence J. Grew B.S. ‘51 & Patricia Grew Martha Gridley & Ron D. Gridley B.S. ‘62 Arthur H. Gross II B.A. ‘02 Henry Gross & Nancy Gross April D. Guinchard P ‘16 & Jean-Louis Guinchard P ‘16 Robert R. Gunther B.S. ‘70, B.A. ‘70 & Hildegard Gunther Nareg M. Guregian B.A. ‘11 & Katelin Snyder Robert B. Guthrie B.S. ‘76 Colleen G. Haas & Robert D. Haas B.A. ‘64 Brian Hall P ‘17 & Carrie C. Hall J.D. ‘14 Robyn Hall P ‘20 & Colin Hall P ‘20 Spencer M. Hall B.A. ‘14 Walter Hallanan Benjamin F. Hammon B.S. ‘57 & Mary Lou Wyman Hammon B.A. ‘56 Jana Hardy Howard W. Harlan B.A. ‘62 & Deborah Harlan Charles L. Harrington B.S. ‘53, P ‘80, ‘81, ‘81, ‘83 & Febe F. Harrington Daniel L. Hatch B.A. ‘64, P ‘92 Kari Hatch Betsy Hausman & Joel M. Hausman B.A. ‘80 Patrick A. Hayes B.S. ‘74, P ‘05, ‘07 Steve Hemlbrecht John C. Hering B.A. ‘85 & Heather E. Hering Bonnie R. Herman & Thomas F. Herman M.B.A. ‘69 Eugene A. Hessel II B.A. ‘57 Andrew & Karen Hewitt Joseph C. Hickingbotham Highberg Associates Ivar E. Highberg Jr. B.A. ‘73 & Gail Rodrick Highberg B.A. ‘76 16

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Anna C. Hobhouse P ‘20 & William A. Hobhouse P ‘20 Steven R. Hobson B.A. ‘90 Timothy W. Hodges B.A. ‘75 John R. Hofmann Jr. B.A. ‘44 & Mary Hofmann B.A. ‘49 Anthony B. Holbrook & Susan B. Holbrook Holman Teague Roche & Anglin LLP Robert W. Homan B.A. ‘50 Mia Honore & Mark H. Sutro B.S. ‘77, M.B.A. ‘80 Phil Hoon Thomas E. Hooper B.S. ‘72, M.B.A. ‘75, P ‘01 & Christy Sweet Hooper B.A. ‘72, P ‘01 Stephen L. Horn II B.A. ‘62 & Adrienne L. Horn Bruce A. Horwitz & Jacquelyn Horwitz David Hosler Hagen Hottmann B.S. ‘83 Charles F. Hovey Jr. P ‘07 & Nancy M. Hovey P ‘07 Bradford W. Hubler B.A. ‘82 Paul L. Hugh-Jones P ‘19 & Justine K. Hugh-Jones P ‘19 Craig G. Huntington B.Arch. ‘76, M.Eng. ‘78 Claude B. Hutchison Jr. B.S. ‘60, P ‘87, ‘91 & Susan Sommarstrom Hutchison B.A. ‘61, P ‘87, ‘91 Harold A. Hyde B.A. ‘47 & Dorothy Zimmer Hyde P ‘74 Stephen L. Imsen B.A. ‘74 Martin J. Jennings & Eula V. Jennings Andy Johnston Brann Johnson B.A. ‘68 Douglas K. Johnson B.A. ‘90 Steve Johnson Thomas W. Johnson B.A. ‘54, P ‘78 & Marily F. Johnson B.A. ‘52, P ‘78 John W. Jones B.S. ‘55 Sandra & Siamak Jonaidi Michael A. Jordan B.S. ‘56, M.S. ‘61, P ‘83 & Susan Talbott Jordan B.A. ‘56, P ‘83 Patricia A. Jordan P ‘19 & Roy A. Jordan P ‘19 Clark A. Jorgensen B.A. ‘94 & Angela Jorgensen Bradly P. Kaderabek B.A. ‘78, P ‘11 & Julia G. Kaderabek P ‘11 John Kagel Daniel M. Katz & Nancy L. Katz B.A. ‘80 Donald L. Keene B.S. ‘55, P ‘85, ‘90 & Linda Bailey Keene P ‘85, ‘90 Brenda Keller & Jerry H. Shluker B.S. ‘66 Carl J. Kempf M.S. ‘90, Ph.D. ‘94 & Lee R. Kempf Eleanor Ketcham Robert W. King & Sofie Olgaard Joseph A. Kitterman B.A. ‘58 & Kathleen C. Kitterman Cameron Klotz Brooke Knight

Paul L. Knight B.A. ‘71 & Gayley F. Knight David C. Korb B.A. ‘94 Caroline B. Kosovac P ‘89 & Don E. Kosovac B.A. ‘58, P ‘89 Thomas F. Kostic B.S. ‘60, J.D. ‘64 & Harriet L. Kostic Robert W. Kutz B.A. ‘73 Arlen D. Lackey & Cindy A. Lackey Sherry Lapides P ‘80, ‘84 Joseph P. Lashinsky B.A. ‘89 & Laura Lashinsky Jeffrey B. Lawrence B.S. ‘71, M.B.A. ‘72 & Christa Arthur Lawrence B.A. ‘73 Angel M. Lee & Sterling A. Shew B.S. ‘96 Audrey H. Lee B.S. ‘96 & Kevin S. Wong B.A. ‘99 Tsung-Hao Lee B.A. ‘16 Ulrich Lemcke B.S. ‘77, M.S. ‘81 & Elise B. Lemcke Eric H. Lenz B.S. ‘80 & Michelle R. Seabrook John R. Levikow B.A. ‘52, M.A. ‘58 & Roman Lewszyk P ‘19 & Katarzyna Lewszyk P ‘19 James R. Libien B.A. ‘64 & Patricia G. Libien Alla R. Lilichenko P ‘19 & Sergei A. Lilichenko P ‘19 Pertti J. Lindfors B.A. ‘47 Peter E. Lippett B.A. ‘58 & Joellen Lippett Lynn Lippstreu B.A. ‘81 Michael K. Livingston P ‘12 & A. J Howell Livingston P ‘12 William Loorz B.S. ‘53 & Edith D. Loorz Alfred J. Lorenz B.S. ‘51, P ‘80 & Elynor S. Lorenz B.A. ‘52, P ‘80 Losam Fund Henry R. Loubet Roger A. Lowe B.S. ‘56 Nancy Travers Lucas B.A. ‘83, P ‘12 & Larry D. Lucas P ‘12 Nicholas J. Lucey B.A. ‘12 Igor V. Lucic B.A. ‘14 Christian Lustic P ‘19 & Linda Gerwig P ‘19 John T. Lyman B.A. ‘62 & Marley Patteson Lyman B.A. ‘62 Timothy Lyman Edward E. Madigan P ‘13 & Carol Nichelini Madigan B.A. ‘70 James A. Maggetti B.S. ‘48 Jack J. Mahoney P ‘17 & Maria A. Mahoney P ‘17 Jonathon G. Mahoney Helen M. Marcus B.A. ‘68, C.Esing ‘69 Jerry S. Marks B.S. ‘75, M.S. ‘80, Ph.D. ‘87 & Laura J. Marks Donald W. Martin Robert Martin & Joanna Witzel Martin B.A. ‘58 William O. Martin B.S. ‘49 P. Melissa G. Mathis & Stephan C. Paliwoda B.Arch. ‘68

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Mark Maxson & Mary Maxson Clifton P. Mayne Jr. B.A. ‘90 Thomas F. McDonnell B.A. ‘64, P ‘91 & Barbara J. McDonnell P ‘08 Craig McGahey P ‘20 & Wendye R. Robbins B.S. ‘83, P ‘20 Joseph P. McGuire & Cynthia M. McGuire Bob McLaughlin Martin B. McNair B.S. ‘61 & Janis W. McNair Donald S. McNary B.S. ‘46 Peggy T. McNulty B.A. ‘64 Jason Medal-Katz Alexander R. Mehran Agnes Mendelson Alison Y. Merrilees B.A. ‘88, P ‘21 & Michael A. Paiva B.A. ‘86, P ‘21 Howard W. Middleton B.S. ‘51 & Arla K. Middleton John H. Miller B.A. ‘59 & Carlene Clarke Miller Ph.D. ‘81 G. Willard Miller Foundation Ina Minor Micol Mitchel Neal I. Miura B.S. ‘60, P ‘85, ‘86, ‘94 & Albert M. Monaco Jr. B.S. ‘60, J.D. ‘63 & Loretta Tuck Monaco B.A. ‘62 Dwight W. Morgan B.A. ‘69, C.Esing ‘73 Heather Jane Ann & Alan J. Mooers Ronald D. Morrison B.A. ‘68 Spencer W. Moscati B.A. ‘10 Mitsubishi Corporation Margaret H. Muirhead Kenneth W. Muller B.A. ‘88 Justin R. Murphy ‘17 Sean P. Murphy B.A. ‘15 Norbert M. Murray III B.A. ‘73 & Leah D. Murray Sherry Musurlian-Bauer & Bill Bauer Heidi K. Nelson B.A. ‘95, P ‘20 & Mark H. Nelson B.A. ‘91, C.Esing ‘95, P ‘20 Kathryn M. Neri B.A. ‘68 Merrill E. Newman B.A. ‘50 & Alicia M. Newman Richard E. Nichelman B.A. ‘81 Mark A. Nielsen B.S. ‘84, M.S. ‘87, P ‘21 & Kathy Nielsen P ‘21 Kenneth B. Noack B.A. ‘52 & Sue Tuttle Noack B.A. ‘53 Helen O Noack Patricia Novak Peter F. Noyes B.A. ‘67 & Phoebe D. Noyes Thomas P. O’Connell & Barbara L. O’Connell Robert G. O’Donnell B.S. ‘65, M.B.A. ‘66 & Sue Douthit O’Donnell 17

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James D. O’Neill B.A. ‘79 & Linda O’Neill Sofie Olgaard & Robert W. King George H. Olsen Jr. Orinda Union School District Charles L. Orman B.S. ‘61 & Marion W. Orman Ivan Ostojic B.A. ‘14 Steven Ostrow William H. Owen B.S. ‘53 Myron E. Page III B.S. ‘66 & Maria V. Page Michael A. Paiva B.A. ‘86, P ‘21 & Alison Y. Merrilees B.A. ‘88, P ‘21 Stephan C. Paliwoda B.Arch. ‘68 & P. Melissa G. Mathis Jeffrey P. Palmer B.A. ‘68 & Joan S. Palmer Thomas A. Palmer B.A. ‘63, J.D. ‘66 Cynthia Parker Garry I. Parton B.S. ‘86 & Paul Epstein Robert A. Patton B.S. ‘61 & Louise K. Patton Roland Passot Jay W. Peart B.A. ‘95 Cecilia Peck & Daniel S. Voll Edward E. Penhoet P ‘86, ‘03 & Camille S. Penhoet P ‘86, ‘03 Conway V. Peterson B.S. ‘51 Charles Pieper & Carole Pieper Mr. Stefan W Pieterse Jan Pinkerton Spieth B.A. ‘72, M.P.H. ‘77 & Philip T. Spieth B.A. ‘62 Luis G. Pinto Jr. B.A. ‘98 Daniel S. Pitcock B.A. ‘83 Martin L. Pitha B.A. ‘94 & Jana Pitha Perry W. Plattus B.S. ‘91 & Jeanne Plattus Douglas E. Poole P ‘12 & Patricia O. Poole P ‘12 Christopher J. Pope B.A. ‘06 Malcolm J. Post B.A. ‘97 Ann Baker Potter B.A. ‘69 Daniel H. Power B.S. ‘54, P ‘82, ‘89 Ted Pratt ‘89 Heather A. Preston Paul E. Prioleau B.A. ‘79, P ‘10 & Karen D. Prioleau P ‘10 Richard H. Rahl B.A. ‘55, J.D. ‘61 & Susan E. Rahl Deborah Orbach Raphael B.A. ‘81 & Miles Y. Raphael B.A. ‘79 Colby L. Rapson B.S. ‘14, B.A. ‘14 Charles Rathmell Philip Rayant Eldon D. Ream B.S. ‘69, O.D. ‘71

John A. Reding Jr. B.A. ‘66, J.D. ‘69, P ‘99 & Barbara Hansen Reding B.A. ‘67, P ‘99 Cole R. Reiser B.A. ‘14 Clifton A. Rhodes B.A. ‘65, M.S.W. ‘67 & Mary J. Rhodes John Ricca John C. Ricksen B.A. ‘53, P ‘78, ‘78 & Mary Bragg Ricksen P ‘78, ‘78 James A. Riley P ‘18 Clyde R. Rockwell B.A. ‘76 & Jenny S. Rockwell James D. Rogers B.S. ‘71 & Sandra Bedford Rogers B.A. ‘71 Kevin A. Rogers B.A. ‘82 & Lynn Rogers Robert W. Rogers Sandra Bedford Rogers B.A. ‘71 & James D. Rogers B.S. ‘71 T. Gary Rogers B.S. ‘63, P ‘90 & ‘95 & Kathleen Tuck Rogers B.A. ‘64, P ‘90, ‘95 Thomas A. Rogers B.A. ‘90 & Janine Rogers Jennifer Rolfes P ‘20 & Patrick J. Rolfes P ‘20 Joann Romascan Chickering B.A. ‘91 & David M. Chickering B.A. ‘92 Rodney Rose B.A. ‘59 & Valerie Lechner Rose Michael F. Rosenbaum Sharon Rosett Eugene H. Ross B.S. ‘56 & Marjorie A. Ross Wayne Rowlands Mark W. Rueschenberg B.A. ‘71, M.B.A. ‘76, P ‘08 & Barbara J. Rueschenberg B.A. ‘73, P ‘08 Janet M. Ruffoni P ‘12 & Cornelius D. Lucey P ‘12 Mary E. Russell P ‘16, ‘18, ‘21 & Thomas A. Russell B.S. ‘76, P ‘16, ‘18, ‘21 Francis M. Ryan P ‘20 & J. Whitney Ryan P ‘20 Gordon T. Sakaue B.A. ‘75, P ‘09, ‘12 Mary Jo Salvo Gregory B.S. ‘77 James R. Samuelsen B.A. ‘58, J.D. ‘64 & Jeane S. Samuelsen San Diego Crew Classic Inc The San Francisco Foundation Diane W. Sanchez John A. Santucci B.S. ‘85 & Diane M. Santucci James J. Scardino Jr. B.A. ‘75 & Mary G. Scardino Claire D. Schmelzer Donald D. Schmidt B.S. ‘65, C.Opt. ‘66 & Georgenia M. Schmidt Dara Schnoll Robert F. Schord B.A. ‘78, P ‘11 & Diane M. Schord B.A. ‘78, P ‘11 Patrick Schulkers Bernard H. Schulte Jr. B.A. ‘65 Ryan G. Schultheis B.A. ‘06, M.B.A. ‘14 Timothy G. Scofield B.S. ‘63 Lindsey Scott Anderson James R. Scott B.A. ‘14

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Michelle R. Seabrook & Eric H. Lenz B.S. ‘80 Jonathan J. Seagle John K. Sellers B.A. ‘65 & Sarah W. Sellers Ronald W. Sellers B.A. ‘65 & George Anne Sellers Matthew & Amy Semansky Brandon A. Shald B.A. ‘09 Stanley H. Shawl B.S. ‘59 & Billie Shawl B.A. ‘61 George H. Shenk P ‘13 & Georgia Lee B.S. ‘76, P ‘13 Michael L. Shenk B.A. ‘13 Jim Shepherd Mary Jo Shepherd P ‘90 Sterling A. Shew B.S. ‘96 & Angel M. Lee Robert K. Shimasaki Paul Y. Shinoda Jr. B.S. ‘59 Douglas K. Shirachi B.S. ‘66, M.S. ‘68, Ph.D. ‘74 & Jade H. Shirachi Jerry H. Shluker B.S. ‘66 & Brenda Keller Grace C. Shohet & David C. Brownstein B.A. ‘84 Silicon Valley Community Foundation Sanford M. Skaggs B.A. ‘61, J.D. ‘64, P ‘84, ‘90 & Sharon B. Skaggs Ivan Z. Smiljanic B.A. ‘05 & Diana Huerta Smiljanic B.A. ‘06 Joel Smith & Linda Smith Jonathan S. Smith P ‘20 Laura Smith Georgia A. Snyder-Falkinham & Joseph O. Falkinham III B.A. ‘64, Ph.D. ‘69 Alex Y. Sobieski B.A. ‘12 Susan Solinsky & Paul R. Duryea B.S. ‘87 Philip T. Spieth B.A. ‘62 & Jan Pinkerton Spieth B.A. ‘72, M.P.H. ‘77 Stanford Golf Women’s Section Norman D. Stanley B.S. ‘66 & Linda Baker Stanley B.A. ‘68 Patrick J. Stanton B.S. ‘68 & Linda C. Stanton Charles P. Steinmann B.A. ‘67 & Patricia A. Steinmann David J. Sterner P ‘20 & Mary K. Sterner P ‘20 Andreja Stevanovic Thurza Stevenson Stevenson-Cockrell B.A. ‘68 Richard W. Steyer B.S. ‘54 Bradley J. Stine B.S. ‘81 & Nanelle S. Stine Philip J. Stone Steve Struck Charles H. Sugarman B.S. ‘64, M.S. ‘65, P ‘91 & Sherri S. Sugarman Myron G. Sugarman B.S. ‘64, J.D. ‘67, P ‘96, ‘97, ‘01 & Cynthia W. Woods Betty Sumner P ‘82 Mark H. Sutro B.S. ‘77, M.B.A. ‘80 & Mia Honore 18

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Caspar Sutton P ‘19 & Charlotte Sutton P ‘19 Jan C. Swanson P ‘95, ‘97 & Lynne Wisdom Swanson B.A. ‘66, P ‘95, ‘97 Carter P. Swenson B.S. ‘56 SWYS Corporation Jaroslaw Szymczyk Gary P. Tan B.A. ‘89 & Christina Tan Mr. Karl Uwe Tapfer David E. Tavernetti B.S. ‘61 & Suzanne Giacomazzi Tavernetti Stanley S. Taylor III B.A. ‘68, J.D. ‘71 & Frances Sorensen Taylor B.A. ‘72 Graham J. Taylor B.A. ‘01 John S. Tegtmeier B.S. ‘60 & Carol A. Tegtmeier Carrie Teti & Paul Teti Mike Teti & Kay Teti Joseph B. Thaxton B.A. ‘14 Van A. Thaxton P ‘14 & William R. Thaxton P ‘14 Richard H. Thompson B.A. ‘80 Roger C. Thompson B.A. ‘50, P ‘79 Carl E. Thoresen B.A. ‘55, Cred/Cert ‘56 & Katherine E. Thoresen B.A. ‘58 Katherine E. Thoresen ‘58, M.A. ‘62 & Carl E. Thoresen B.A. ‘5 Atli Thorkelsson B.A. ‘14 Richard E. Tietz B.S. ‘67 & Nancy P. Tietz William R. Timken & Judith P. Timken Eric W. Tiret B.A. ‘02 & Caely R. Tiret B.A. ‘01 L. Thomas Tobin B.S. ‘64 & Karen Y. Tobin Matthew A. Todd & Lauren Todd David M. Totten B.S. ‘61, P ‘85, ‘88 & Marjorie B. Totten B.A. ‘61, P ‘85, ‘88 Susan E. Totten B.A. ‘85 & Ian K. Goltz Charles N. Travers B.S. ‘58, P ‘83 & Elizabeth Hall Travers B.A. ‘57, P ‘83 Joyce E. True P ‘03 Alice L. Turner B.S. ‘47 Joel B. Turner B.A. ‘77 & Mary F. Turner Henk & Veronica VanderStoep Nicolas Van Sprang B.A. ‘16 Richard T. Verling B.A. ‘53 & Joanne Verling Zachary G. Vlahos B.A. ‘16 James N. Vlamis Richard H. Vortmann B.S. ‘66, M.B.A. ‘68 & Jocelyn Cady Vortmann B.A. ‘66 Channing L. Walker George Walker Jeffrey G. Walker B.A. ‘77, P ‘11 Samuel M. Walker B.A. ‘11 Clark E. Wallace B.S. ‘55, P ‘86 & Geraldine Munger Wallace B.A. ‘56, M.A. ‘69, P ‘86

Angela T. Wallis P ‘18 & Ian F. Wallis P ‘18 Joan N. Walters P ‘89 & John H. Walters P ‘89 Luke E. Walton B.A. ‘02 Robert L. Ward B.A. ‘64 & Mary P. Ward Jeffrey E. Warren B.A. ‘70, P ‘04, ‘07, ‘09 & Cynthia H. Warren P ‘04, ‘07, ‘09 Michael P. Wastila B.A. ‘91 & Lisa Pusl Wastila B.A. ‘91 Andrew M. Weaver P ‘15 Natan Wegrzycki-Szymczyk Jeff R. Weidner B.A. ‘90 Finn & Kim Wentworth Robert A. Wertsch B.S. ‘40, J.D. ‘45, P ‘72 & Harriet Wertsch Carol West & James S. Baum J.D. ‘72 Finley T. White Jr. P ‘93 & Lyn B. White P ‘93 John R. White Jr. B.S. ‘50 & Marilyn Mason White B.A. ‘54 Tom White Donald M. Wiesner B.S. ‘64 & Roberta B. Wiesner Christine M. Wilhelm B.A. ‘86, P ‘18 & Matthew D. Anacker B.A. ‘86, P ‘18 Jeffrey R. Williams B.A. ‘75 & Patricia A. Williams B.A. ‘75, C.Esing ‘76 David J. Williamson B.A. ‘68 Timothy G. Wilson B.S. ‘77 & Lori F. Wilson B.A. ‘84 Brett R. Winfield B.A. ‘04 & Staciana Winfield B.A. ‘04 Robert A. Wise Jr. B.S. ‘60, D.Pharm. ‘61 & Marilyn H. Wise Jenny C. Wong P ‘99 Kevin S. Wong B.A. ‘99 & Audrey H. Lee B.S. ‘96 Lawrence S. Wong B.A. ‘72 & Stephanie Lee Wong B.S. ‘77 Mitchell G. Wong B.A. ‘72, M.B.A. ‘75, P ‘93 Rezuan Wong B.A. ‘12 Ted Woods John M. Wray B.S. ‘79 & Sheila N. Wray Samuel L. Wright Jr. Gary T. Yancey B.S. ‘60 & Vicky A. Yancey Daniel H. Yankowski P ‘17 & Meredith S. Yankowski P ‘17 Chauncey S. Yano B.A. ‘60 Christopher Yeager Frank R. Yoke III Mark J. Zembsch B.S. ‘82 & Kimberley Zembsch David W. Zimmerman & Carolyn Zimmerman Mason Zimmerman Nikola Zunic If you have a concern regarding our donor honor roll, please contact the Friends of Cal Crew at friendsofcaliforniacrew@gmail.com and we will gladly help you.