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WINTER and SPRING 2013

The mission of the LSU Foundation is to foster private financial support for LSU, the LSU AgCenter, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and the LSU System Office.

Annual Report Issue

Cornerstone EDITOR Sara Crow

inside this issue Winter and Spring 2013 | Volume 25, Number 1 | LSU Foundation

Behind every gift to the LSU Foundation is an individual or organization determined to advance the quality of education.

ART DIRECTOR Virginia Otto-Hayes LSU Junior, Graphic Design PHOTOGRAPHY Darlene Aguillard Andrea Laborde Scott M. Madere Rachel Saltzberg Alice Stout Jim Zietz CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Ernie Ballard PRINTING IPC Printing, LLC

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LSU FOUNDATION Total Fundraising Total Assets & Endowments

YEAR IN REVIEW President and CEO Chairperson of the Board

To share feedback, please contact: Sara Crow Director of Communications scrow@lsufoundation.org 225-578-8164

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ABOVE: The Rodrigue Steinway, to be auctioned for the shared benefit of the LSU School of Music and the George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts / ON THE COVER (clockwise from top left) • Cornerstone Art Director Virginia OttoHayes’ illustration of the Atkinson Hall cupola, featured on the 2012 LSU Ornament • John Laborde, whose recent $2 million pledge to the LSU John P. Laborde Energy Law Center is the largest gift and pledge in the history of the LSU Law Center • Junior docents adorned in outfits from the 18th and 19th centuries during LSU Rural Life Museum’s Harvest Days • Proposed artist rendering of the Patrick F. Taylor Engineering Complex, a $100 million public-private partnership project to renovate and expand Patrick F. Taylor Hall, including a new chemical engineering building, to create a state-of-the-art LSU engineering education complex • Dr. Mary Lou Applewhite receiving an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters during LSU’s 277th commencement ceremony on May 18 in recognition of her substantial contributions to her profession, dedicated advocacy of higher education, and generous support of LSU and the College of Science

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Ringing Bell New Face on Campus

By Ernie Ballard, LSU Communications & University Relations In April, Stuart R. Bell, then dean of the School of Engineering at the University of Kansas, was selected as LSU’s new executive vice chancellor and provost. Bell, originally from Abilene, Texas, holds a bachelor’s degree in nuclear engineering and master’s and doctoral degrees in mechanical engineering, all from Texas A&M University. He has more than 25 years of experience in higher education, having held positions at the University of Alabama and the University of Kansas.

How have your stops at Alabama and Kansas prepared you for this position?

I’ve been in higher education for more than 25 years. I’m not saying I’ve seen it all, because every day brings a different blend of challenges, but certainly that time has included budget challenges and times of developing strategic plans, growing research programs, growing academic programs, and working with the legislature and governors—I’ve had a lot of experience in doing those things.

I think we have a great future at LSU. Yes, we have budget challenges and these will be front and

“Probably 10 or 20 years ago, we would talk about the support of our alumni and foundations as being the icing on the cake.

The reality today is that the support is the cake, a main ingredient.”

center, top priorities to address. But we cannot allow that to consume our energy of progress; whatever our role at the university, we must focus in a positive way there. If you move above those challenges, the opportunities at LSU are huge. If you look at the base of what makes Louisiana successful, LSU is right at the apex. It is our capability of discovery and of providing a world-class education for the people of Louisiana that will make the difference for this state. Young people coming to campus, preparing for roles in our society, for careers where they can make a difference in the state and in their communities. LSU plays such a critical role in the success of Louisiana.

I’ve also spent a lot of time working with alumni and donors [at the University of Kansas]. Probably 10 or 20 years ago, we would talk about the support of our alumni and foundations as being the icing on the cake. The reality today is that the support is the cake, a main ingredient. This support is not just something nice to have; it’s the buildings that we educate our students in, the scholarships and professorships to support students and faculty, all critical to how we’re going to move forward as a national flagship university. LSU is at that point. We have great, loyal donors, and we must continue building on our success, on that solid base.

I’ve also had a good bit of experience working with the legislature, both at the federal and local levels in Kansas and Alabama, and I think that experience will be useful as I move into this new position.

What opportunities do you see at LSU? There are many opportunities for us at LSU. Building on the already broad and successful research mission and productivity of the programs at LSU is a great opportunity that we have now. And, we are growing enrollment; the growth of students coming into LSU is very encouraging and certainly important for what our mission is as an institution. If you were at an institution that was shrinking in enrollment, coupled with state budget decreases, you could have a stifling challenge financially. With our academic programs, we have so many strong and well known academic programs at LSU; I think there’s real opportunity to talk more about those. The South does not brag on itself very often, so we have to do a better job of telling the rest of the world about the great things that are going on at LSU.

What do you see as some of the biggest challenges you are going to face?

With almost every opportunity, there are challenges. Whether you talk about the undergraduate student body and the programs we deliver, the graduate and research programs that we deliver … there are challenges associated with every one of those. Certainly from a budgetary standpoint, we have challenges, but those are also opportunities to communicate the impact that LSU has on the state and that’s huge. If you look at what we do for the state and are really able to capture that impact and communicate it effectively, it will help and pay dividends in the future. Those challenges and opportunities really go hand in hand.

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Dear Friends,

Looking back on the LSU Foundation’s 2011-12 fiscal year and the 2012 calendar year, it is clear that we are past the wrap-up phase of the Forever LSU campaign and have turned our attention to how we as an organization can plan for the future in a way that will best serve LSU.

You are likely aware of the continuing budgetary challenges at LSU and of efforts to ensure that the LSU System functions as efficiently and effectively as possible. Even amidst extensive change, our mission remains constant.

In January, we began the process of putting together a strategic plan. A team of management personnel, development officers and campus colleagues partnered with SSA Consultants, a renowned local organizational development and management consulting firm. SSA generously provided their services to us gratis, and they continue to guide the implementation of a four-year plan that the LSU Foundation Board of Directors approved in May.

We have identified four strategic priorities: invest in people, redesign organization and operations, strengthen cross-campus collaboration, and execute large-scale fundraising efforts. Fulfilling these priorities will, we believe, enable us to double the amount of total annual fundraising by 2016 and also significantly increase the endowment.

Our charge to ourselves is ambitious. Such ambition is precisely what LSU needs from us.

Sincerely,

G. Lee Griffin (MS Business, 1961) President and CEO, LSU Foundation

Investing in People In early November, Yvette Marsh joined the LSU Foundation as director of talent management. The addition of this position is a key initiative of the LSU Foundation’s four-year strategic plan, and Marsh will serve an essential role on the management team.

She reports directly to the president and CEO, providing talent-related internal consulting and day-to-day direction and leadership related to HR. Yvette will develop programs

Talent Management

that drive Foundation performance, including leadership and management development,

Development

performance management and measurement, hiring, compensation, retention, and succession planning. Marsh was previously director of

Fairleigh Cook Jackson, new associate director of

training and development and IT at LSU. She has 22 years of experience in the training and

development for the LSU Museum of Art, was recently

development field, having served as a senior consultant with SSA Consultants, LLC; manager

named to the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report’s

of training and development for LSU; and corporate training officer and retail delivery trainer

prestigious Forty Under 40. Each year, The Business Report

for Hibernia National Bank, now Capital One Bank. Yvette holds two degrees from LSU: a

selects 40 young, rising stars in Baton Rouge and recognizes

Bachelor of Science in business administration and a Master of Science in information systems

them for their contributions to the community and their

and decision sciences. She is currently working on a doctoral degree in human resource and

professional achievements. To read the Business Report’s

leadership development.

profile on Fairleigh, visit www.businessreport.com and search keywords “Fairleigh Cook Jackson.”

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Dear LSU Foundation Members and Friends,

As my term as chairperson concludes, I am grateful for the dedication of our board and our employees. The last two years have brought exciting change and the opportunity to think critically about how we, LSU’s largest source of private support, can best align our efforts with the goals of our campuses.

We cut the ribbon on the Business Education Complex and are embarking on a $100 million public-private partnership to create a state-of-the-art LSU engineering complex. Such projects exemplify the greater impact we can have when we move beyond traditional fundraising to leverage private dollars with public support, corporate initiatives, individuals’ interests, and so on. Doing so is requisite to long-term financial stability for LSU, which is directly tied to our campuses’ overall success—and that is surely the most important role we can all have as Tigers.

Our board has expanded in both size and breadth of expertise. The members’ personal and professional accomplishments are many, and they are all around stellar representatives of the Foundation. It has been a pleasure to work with this forward-thinking, devoted group.

In October, the Board asked Lee Griffin to continue on as president and CEO through 2014. We all look forward to having Lee shepherd the first few years of the Foundation’s strategic plan; I know we will have many related successes to share with you in the months and years ahead.

With gratitude for your support,

Laura L. Dauzat (BS Agriculture, 1972) Chairperson, LSU Foundation Board of Directors

Board of Directors OFFICERS Laura L. Dauzat • Marksville, La. Chairperson of the Board

Charles A. Landry • Baton Rouge, La. Laura A. Leach • Lake Charles, La. David B. Means III • Mansfield, La. W. Henson Moore III • Baton Rouge, La. Gary L. Laborde • New Orleans, La. William B. Owens • Alexandria, La. Chairperson-Elect of the Board James R. Peltier • Thibodaux, La. Sean E. Reilly • Baton Rouge, La. G. Lee Griffin • Baton Rouge, La. John F. Shackelford III • Bonita, La. President and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey N Springmeyer • Houston, Texas Robert M. Stuart Jr. • Baton Rouge, La. Jeffery McLain • Baton Rouge, La. Sue W. Turner • Baton Rouge, La. Vice President for Development Burton D. Weaver • Flora, La. Felix Weill • Baton Rouge, La. Gina Dugas • Baton Rouge, La. J. Lanier Yeates • Houston, Texas Chief Financial Officer William L. Silvia Jr. • Baton Rouge, La. Corporate Secretary George Moss • Baton Rouge, La. Chief Investment Officer DIRECTORS Mark K. Anderson • Monroe, La. J. Herbert Boydstun • Baton Rouge, La. J. Terrell Brown • Baton Rouge, La. Clarence P. Cazalot Jr. • Houston, Texas Robert H. Crosby III • New Orleans, La. William T. Firesheets II • Baton Rouge, La. T. Cass Gaiennie • Shreveport, La. Frank W. “Billy” Harrison III • Houston, Texas Gene W. Lafitte • New Orleans, La.

EX-OFFICIO William D. Davis Director of Advancement Services and Strategic Planning William L. Jenkins Interim President, LSU System Yvette B. Marsh Director of Talent Management William B. Richardson Chancellor, LSU AgCenter

Recent Honors from LSU Frank W. “Billy” Harrison III College of Science Hall of Distinction David B. Means III LSU Alumni Association Hall of Distinction Sean E. Reilly Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters Sue W. Turner E. J. Ourso College of Business Hall of Distinction

The LSU Law Center honored W. Henson Moore III as the 2012 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year at an October awards brunch at Nottoway Plantation in White Castle, La. The Distinguished Alumnus Award is given annually to a graduate for rare distinction in professional achievement and loyalty to the LSU Law Center. Shown above are Moore and LSU Law Center Chancellor Jack M. Weiss.

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2011-12 LSU Foundation annual report Total Fundraising

Emilia Gilbert Director of College Corporate and Foundation Relations, College of Science LSU Foundation 2012 Employee of the Year

A portion of total fundraising was in the form of endowments, which are a critical resource that provides a base from which perpetual funding is drawn for university support.

Endowment Gifts

$9,846,583 $8,394,971 2010-11

2011-12

$5,325,677 2009-10

The LSU Foundation received more than $28 million in gifts and pledges from July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012. Gifts that were received outright during the year are classified as current. Pledges and planned gifts that were committed during the year but which will actually be received at a later date are classified as deferred.

current

2011-12

2010-11

2009-10

Gifts and Gifts-in-Kind

15,131,491

19,044,774

22,467,000

Estate Gifts

5,308,237

1,667,944

4,143,785

999,818

921,452

993,249

$21,439,546

$21,634,170

$27,604,034

Pledges

2,798,147

6,033,716

1,693,391

Planned Gifts

4,524,000

3,507,705

9,226,600

Corporate Matching SUBTOTAL deferred

$31,175,591

GRAND TOTAL

$38,524,025

LSU Foundation Total Fundraising 2011-12

$28,761,693

T hank you

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lsu foundation Total Assets and Endowments The market value of the total assets of the LSU Foundation at June 30, 2012, was approximately $533 million. LSU Foundation endowed assets, shown below in dark purple, include those for LSU, the LSU AgCenter, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and the LSU System Office. The LSU Foundation manages endowed funds for certain other LSU System Foundations but does not raise funds for those foundations; that management activity is shown in gold.

Nonendowed and other assets, shown in light purple, include nonendowed assets of the LSU Foundation and certain other LSU System Foundations.

600.00 550.00 499.90

500.00

538.05

532.98

511.38 475.18 446.11

450.00 409.44 400.00

377.53 355.13

Millions

350.00 312.00 300.00 250.00 200.00 150.00 100.00 50.00 -

2002-03

2003-04

2004-05

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

2010-11

2011-12

312.00

355.13

377.53

409.44

499.90

511.38

446.11

475.18

538.05

532.98

Nonendowed & Other Assets

99.14

105.14

115.53

123.84

150.54

192.88

171.46

166.12

176.08

178.93

Other LSU System Fdn. Endowed

8.66

10.22

10.58

11.90

16.55

16.26

15.55

19.50

23.11

22.79

204.20

239.76

251.43

273.70

332.81

302.24

259.10

289.57

338.86

331.26

Total Assets

LSU Foundation Endowed

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general endowed portfolio Asset Allocation

2012 LSU Ornament Featuring the LSU Quadrangle

The LSU Foundation invests endowed funds that are not related to the Board of Regents Support Fund (for chairs and professorships) in its general endowed portfolio. The general endowed portfolio reflects a diversified asset allocation strategy, as displayed in the pie chart below. The asset allocation shown is as of June 30, 2012.

Percentages may not total 100 percent due to rounding.

Hedge Fund Strategies 14.65%

Cash & Equivalents 2.91% Global Fixed Income 18.77%

Real Assets 15.37%

Global Private Equity 9.64%

Global Public Equity 38.67%

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general endowed portfolio Performance Performance for the general endowed portfolio as of June 30, 2012, is presented in the bar chart below. Total return for the year was -2.26 percent.

12% 10.35% 10%

8% 6.27%

6.21%

10-year Annualized

15-year Annualized

6%

4%

2%

1.12%

0%

-2% -2.26% -4% Fiscal Year 11-12

3-year Annualized

5-year Annualized

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Board of Regents support Fund Combined Portfolio Asset Allocation

Real Assets 5.06%

Hedge Fund Strategies 10.11%

Cash & Equivalents 3.09%

Global Fixed Income 23.75%

Global Private Equity 0.04%

Global Public Equity 57.95%

Percentages may not total 100 percent due to rounding.

Endowed funds that are related to the Board of Regents Support Fund are invested in a separate portfolio, governed not only by the investment policies of the LSU Foundation, but also by policies dictated by the Louisiana Board of Regents.

These funds consist of private donations made under the Board of Regents’ program for chairs and professorships, as well as the matching funds received from the state under the program. The asset allocation for this combined portfolio as of June 30, 2012, is depicted in the pie chart above.

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Board of Regents support Fund Combined Portfolio Performance Edward and Karen Schmitt, The Karen Wax Schmitt and Family Endowed Professorship Largest professorship to the LSU Foundation for the benefit of the School of Education, in the College of Human Sciences & Education

12%

11.24%

10%

8%

6%

5.61%

5.97%

10-year Annualized

15-year Annualized

4%

2%

1.28%

0% -0.50%

-2%

-4%

Fiscal Year 11-12

3-year Annualized

5-year Annualized

Percentages may not total 100 percent due to rounding.

Performance for the general endowed portfolio as of June 30, 2012, is presented in the bar chart above. These funds consist of private donations made under the Board of Regents’ program for chairs and professorships, as well as the matching funds received from the state under the program. The Board of Regents’ investment policies that are applicable to these funds are more restrictive than are the LSU Foundation’s policies for its general endowment portfolio. Total return for the year was -0.5 percent.

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FOUNDATION Adams and Reese, LLC Dick and Sherri Alario Hank F. and Frances Anderson I. Kent Anderson Mark K. Anderson Reuel L. Anderson Jr. Scott L. Anderson Mary Lou Applewhite Peter W. and Alice F. Arbour Paul Arst Dennis Aucoin James J. III and Laura Bailey Byrd M. and Alice Ball Boyd Barrilleaux Arthur K. III and Shirley Barton Carl W. Bauer Marian Wilfert Beauchamp Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Belleau Jeff Hals Benhard James J. Jr. and Betty C. Bergin Robert E. Bethard Ann Bickham and B.L. Bickham, MD Bradley and Cindy Black John C. Blackman William D. Blake Barry O. Blumberg Donald T. Bollinger Mr. David Bondy Jr. Daniel Bonnet Bryan and Renee Bossier Sr. Maj. Gen. Bill and Sally Bowdon Clark G. Boyce Jr. J. Herbert Boydstun John B. Brock III

350+ Members Strong Boldface denotes lifetime members. Membership roster is as of November 2012 Board of Directors Meeting.

J. Terrell and Mary Kay Brown Stephen T. and Cathy Brown Claude and Bethia Bundrick John F. Burris Jim and Jill Burtner Carol M. Calkins Ronald C. Cambre Joseph Campbell Jr. Jeffrey K. and Wendy Carbo James Carville Clarence Cazalot Philip and Elizabeth Cenac J. Harman and Renae Chandler Richard D. Jr. and Teeta Chappuis JPMorgan Chase Mr. and Mrs. R. Blake Chatelain Kerry J. Chauvin Joan and Purnell Choppin Donald W. Clayton Cindy and David Coffey Thomas and Peggy Collins William M. Comegys III A. Harry Jr. and Joyce Conrad Lodwrick M. Cook Amy E. Counce Judge D. Irvin Couvillion James Crosby Robert H. Crosby III and Kim Crosby Louis D. Curet Donald H. Daigle Robert Daigle Wilton R. and Daisy B. Dale Bill and Cammie Dale Joseph A. D’Amico

Debbie and John L. Daniel Jr. Garrett Hank Danos Ruben J. and Laura Dauzat William D. Davis John S. and Judith S. Dryden Jerry D. and Nancy L. Dumas Gregory M. Eaton James and Jane Egasti A. Bridger Eglin Clarence Eidt Jr. Iris Eldred Patrick M. Evans Sidney B. and Joelle D. Evans Rosemary and Randy Ewing J. Nelson Fairbanks Cheryl and Peter Fasullo Art Favre Charlene Favre Calvin C. Fayard Jr. William T. II and René Firesheets J. Robert Fitzgerald James C. and Cherie H. Flores William S. Flores Jr. Richard L. and Shirley S. Flowers Michael R. and Elizabeth T.H. Fontham Gerald and Gayle Foret Lynn and Sharon Foret Larry Franceski Alta Franks John and Alice Frazier Allen E. Frederic Jr. Sam Friedman T. Cass Gaiennie

Cathie and Ed Galante Robert Galantucci Virginia Gayle Ted H. Glaser III Dudley and Melanie Glenn Ferd S. Godbold II Ronald R. Gonzales Henry Goodrich John Graham John B. Gremillion Jr. G. Lee Griffin William D. Griffin James Hall John C. Hamilton Frankie S. Harris III Frank W. Harrison Jr. Frank W. III and Ann Harrison John and Terri Havens Brian and Barbara Haymon Cordell and Ava Haymon George and Deborah Hearne Albert and Judith Hermann William Herrington William L. III and Jean A. Higgins L. Leighton Hill Bill R. and Anne Warren Hise Jim and Corky Hutchison Stanley J. Jacobs Jeffrey B. James William L. “Bill” and Peggy Jenkins William Jernigan, PhD Craig and Shirley Jobe Bert Jones Jones, Walker, Waechter,

LSU Foundation Membership Members’ annual contributions to the LSU Foundation Operating Fund enable the Foundation to refine, enhance and expand fundraising resources at LSU, the LSU AgCenter, the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, and the LSU System Office.

LSU's Fellowship for the Future

Dues are $2,000 annually per individual or married couple (for joint membership). Associate membership is $1,000 annually per individual or married couple and is open to individuals under the age of 40 and LSU faculty and staff; up to half of the amount may be restricted to other LSU purposes.

Membership contributions may be made by an individual or by a company on behalf of the member.

Membership in the LSU Foundation’s 1860 Society is awarded to anyone who submits documentation— through a letter of intent or a copy of the relevant portion of one’s will—naming the LSU Foundation as a beneficiary in his or her estate. Gifts can include trusts, insurance policies, annuities, and retirement plans, among other options.

The LSU Foundation Laureate Society recognizes individual, couple and organizational lifetime giving to the academic enterprise of LSU exclusively through the LSU Foundation. Laureate Society levels, which begin at $100,000, are named after men and women who are historically important to LSU.

www.lsufoundation.org/membership

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Membership List Poitevant, Carrere & Denegere L.L.P Brad and Melissa Juneau Frank H. Kean III Donald W. and Gayle A. Keller Kevin Kelty Richard F. Knight Cliffe F. Laborde Gary L. Laborde John P. Laborde Lucien P. and Peggy Laborde Luke and Sonja Laborde Peter Laborde Tommy and Ann Laborde Gene W. Lafitte Judson and Margaret Landers Charles Landry Edmond J. Langhetee Jr. Ray and Madelaine Lasseigne René L. Latiolais Ron Lato Jack E. Lawton Jr. Laura Alexander Leach Kent and Louise Liliedahl Timothy and Karen Lindsey Joseph Lipsey Jr. Richard A. Lipsey Harry J. and Norma Longwell Al Lopez Blaine Lourd Stuart D. Lunn Doug and Debra Lunn Jr. Jim and Margo Lynn Doug Manship Jr. Richard F. Manship Bob and Peggy Marin Dr. Ronald Marks Jonathan E. and Maggie Martin Mike and Jan Martin Phil Martin Jimmy and Lillian C. Maurin Roger May Thomas C. McBride Matt McCarroll John S. and Carla C. McClelland Robert P. McCleskey Jr. Jack McElligott James Donald McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. McInnis Jr. W. Shelby and Molly McKenzie Markham R. McKnight Wally and Andrea McMakin Michael A. and Cathey Meagher David B. Means III Rick and Janice Menniti Frank W. Miller Gordon and Debra Monk W. Henson and Carolyn Moore

Sen. Willie Mount Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Moyse III Stephen Muckleroy Patrick and Tami Mulligan Leonard R. and Julie P. Nachman Ronald E. and Mary E. Neal Frank X. Neuner John B. and Virginia Noland Stuart and Kim Oden Roger H. Ogden Joseph B. and Tyke Olinde William B. Owens Rock and Kim Palermo Debbie and Bobby Patrick William C. Peatross James R. Peltier L. J. Jr. and Bernardine Persac Robert L. Pettit Jr. Marty Phillips Rawlston D. and Linda Sue D. Phillips G. Frank Purvis Jr. Dottie Reese Kevin P. Sr. and Dee Dee Reilly Sean E. Reilly Charles W. Richardson Jr. Kevin C. Robert Roedel, Parsons, Koch, Blache, Balhoff & McCollister Armand L. and Lynn Roos A.J. Roy III Jim and Ginger Roy Frances Saladin Dr. Frank Sanchez Joe and Gina Sanford Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schlesinger Schlumberger Technology Corporation Bart B. Schmolke Mark C. and Mary Schroeder Harvey and Betty Schwartzberg Steve and Sheri Scott William L. “Bill” and Renae R. Scott Alan and Rosalind Seicshnaydre Todd Sepulveda J. Darby Seré John F. Shackelford Jerry Jr. and Beverly Shea John T. Shelton Jr. Andrew J. Shoup Jr. Charles P. Siess Jr. Joseph G. Simmons Jr. Martin E. and Judy F. Simmons B. Bruce Simon Michael B. and Suzan D. Simpson Wayne L. Simpson J. Noland Singletary Charles M. Smith Eula Smith

FOUNDATION

Glynn D. and Annie Bell Smith Jeff and Amie Springmeyer Mike and Carol Stamatedes Sherry S. St. Aubin Joseph Stein Jr. Lehrue Jr. and Betty Stevens John Stovall Carl J. Streva Paul A. and Lyndra Strickland Robert M. Jr. and Donna C. Stuart Dr. Marvin Stuckey Richard M. Sturlese Dr. James M. Syler Jr. Byrum W. Teekell James Theus John and Elizabeth Thomas Suzan Tillotson Dr. and Mrs. Ken Tipton Kenneth W. Tipton Jr. Roland M. and Kay Toups Mrs. Sue Turner Thomas H. Turner Michael Vandenbold Cyril and Tutta S. Vetter Donald J. Waguespack Mike Wampold III Burton Jr. and Sue W. Weaver Robert D. Jr. and Claire Webb Charles S. III and Laura J. Weems Anthony J. and Jeanne Dupré Weido Felix R. and Lynn Weill Donald E. Welge Van and Gail Whitfield Charles S. Williams Dr. W. Daniel and Mrs. Kay Harrison Williamson John M. and Edie Wilson Rick and Holly Wolfert Thomas W. and Cynthia Wood Russell and Cynthia Woodard Thomas and Loretta Lowrey Woodward William H. Wright Jr. J. Lanier Yeates Thomas and Juliet Youngblood Donald J. Zadeck Associate Members Dr. Jerry Baudin Lee and Cindy Bloch John M. Budd Brent and Katherine Kennedy Burlette Rhett and Jennifer Butler Gary Byerly and Maud Walsh Bunnie Cannon Kevin Carman and Susan Welsh Frank Cartledge

Dr. Vince D. Cataldo Karen and Jerry Ceppos Joey A. Chaney Ron Paul Cheramie Dr. W. David Constant Dr. Paul Coreil Sara Crow Christian D’Elia Karen A. Deville Cary and Nancy C. Dougherty Gina M. Dugas Don L. Eisenberg Patti and Jerry Exner Gwen Fairchild Gaines Foster Edmund J. Giering IV John W. Grubb Amanda Haralson and Thomas Livesay Andrew T. Harrison Frank W. Harrison IV Carl and Terry Herrick Eli Jones Laurence D. Kaptain Kurt and Debra Keppler Kenneth L. and Judy Koonce Rick and Valerie Koubek Robert Kuhn Dr. Robert and Mindy Landry Ann Marie Marmande Jordan Marye Jarrod and Emily McGehee John and Jennifer McGehee Jeffery and Leah McLain Benjamin D. “Dal” Miller III Mrs. Germaine Miller Randy and Mary Miller Wayne and Brenda Miller John and Laura Moffitt George T. Moss Elisabeth O’Beirne John D. Jr. and Allyson B. Pellegrin Mrs. Donald Peltier Pamela M. and Jay L. Perkins Thomas “Quinn” Rainwater Lee Rayner William B. Richardson Michael D. Robinson Theresa Russo William L. Silvia Jr. Jeremy and Kate Spikes Beverly Brooks Thompson Kevin P. and Donna K. Torres Rita and H.J. “Jesse” Walker Jack Weiss Chuck Wilson Margaret C. Womack Hart Harris and Shelley Favre Zeringue

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FOUNDATION 3838 West Lakeshore Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808

IMPACT The future “I give because of a deep appreciation of what LSU has given, not only to me and my family, but also to the betterment of the quality of life in our state and nation. An increase in private philanthropy is vital to our future success.”

David B. Means III

David B. Means Memorial Endowed Scholarship College of Agriculture

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