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STOREFRONT THEATRE

Theatre companies that set up shop in abandoned storefronts or perform at various venues without a permanent home are part of an emerging trend in performance art known as “storefront theatre.” This fall, Monmouth College thespians took storefront theatre to a new level when the annual FusionFest was performed at the College’s downtown Fusion Theatre. Main Street was closed off to traffic so the audience could view one-act plays presented inside the display windows of the theatre, which originally housed a retail store.

TOP: Director Vanessa Campagna welcomes the audience to FusionFest, a theatre festival featuring plays written and performed by students within a 24hour period. For the first time in its sixyear history, the plays were performed in the theatre’s display windows. ABOVE: Declan Crego ’21 and Dareann Weber perform a scene from Dead Serious by Noah Harshbarger ’21. RIGHT: Rain showers ended just in time to allow the audience to view FusionFest performances from closed-off Main Street.

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PRESIDENT Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt BOARD OF TRUSTEES

7 SUMMER ADVENTURES IN GLOBAL LEARNING Faculty and students take advantage of breaks in the academic calendar to lead focused study trips around the globe

15 PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT A review of the academic, financial and student life highlights from the past year

22 HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS A listing of the alumni, friends, students, businesses and organizations that supported Monmouth College in 2018-19

COVER: Painting by Dusty Scott ’03

campus news 3 newsmakers 6 academics 7 parting shots inside back cover

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A canvas for the community

s a high-achieving studentathlete at Monmouth College, Natalie Curtis broke new ground in the classroom, where she was a double major in mathematics and art, and in the Fighting Scots’ pool as a record-setting water polo goalie. Recently, the 2018 graduate broke ground once again, serving as the first artist in residence in a program launched by the Buchanan Center for the Arts in downtown Monmouth. A highlight of the experience, which lasted from June to September, was the creation of a massive mural on the center’s exterior wall, celebrating the creative arts. “Art is for everyone, and I enjoy making educational art that explores, explains and celebrates topics outside of visual arts,” said Curtis, who enlisted community help in executing the mural. Community members also contributed their handprints to the colorful work. Curtis, who also led art workshops in the community and created an original multimedia installation in the Buchanan Center gallery, became interested in the program after its executive director, Kristyne Gilbert ’90, reached out to her. “Monmouth’s very fortunate to have a place like the Buchanan Center,” said Curtis, who grew up in Arlington Heights, Ill. “Kristyne has a huge network of people that she works with and pulls ideas from. It puts Monmouth on a much larger scale. The shows she puts on are very prestigious for a town this size.” Former Monmouth faculty member Lila Blum ’61 adds her handprint to the wall.

Curtis’s massive artwork even extended to a second-story wall above the main mural wall.

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Curtis begins work on the mural by painting a background over an earlier mural that adorned the building for the past decade.

Curtis cuts the ribbon at the mural’s dedication.

CAMPUS NEWS

EXCELLENCE UNDER ONE ROOF Academic and career services consolidate in Hewes Library

ollege libraries have long specialized in providing students with useful academic and career information, so why not add actual academic and career specialists to a library’s resources? That was the idea behind the creation of a new center in Monmouth’s Hewes Library. Known informally as The ACE (acronym for Academic and Career Excellence), the area brings four important student services offices together in a central, easily accessible location: the Office of Student Success & Accessibility Services; the Office of the Registrar; the Wackerle Center for Career, Leadership & Fellowships; and the Office of Global Engagement. “It’s a space where students can get their questions answered, get help with their classes, review their academic requirements and degree progress, talk about internships and career planning, and plan their off-campus study,” said Dean of the Faculty Mark Willhardt. “I am excited by this initiative, which research shows will support student engagement and retention,” said Dean of Students Laura Hutchinson. “The collaboration of the offices in ACE will provide here-and-now assistance to students without them having to go to multiple offices for their needs. Any time we can reduce barriers to student services and learning, the students win. I The collaboration of appreciate the the offices in ACE will hard work of our Hewes Library provide here-and-now colleagues, who assistance to students helped make the without them having to go space even more welcoming to to multiple offices for their students.” Hewes Library needs.” Director Sarah Henderson said the new space will help students in a variety of ways, including simply bringing them more often into the library. “Hewes Library is looking forward to collaborating with ACE on programming for our students, as well as providing support and access to resources,” she said. “The changes in student services embodied by ACE are echoed and amplified by the great, student-friendly changes to the Hewes Library itself,” said Willhardt. “Working with our partners in Hewes Library, we’re excited about all the ways we can continue to serve students’ needs, while

discovering the new ways we can help them have their best Monmouth experience.” Registrar Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 likened ACE to the “interdisciplinary approach” embodied in Monmouth’s curriculum and said the transition to the new space is going well. “The energy in ACE is already palpable,” she said. “Having the offices in one location will enhance the student experience and allow us to better serve students as they realize their academic and professional goals.” Marnie Steach Dugan ’95, director of the Wackerle Center for Career, Leadership & Fellowships, cited a “holistic advising experience” as a major benefit of ACE. “We believe that working in this collaborative space allows for a more holistic advising experience for our students and assists them in connecting their academic and career goals in order to apply their interests, talents and liberal arts education toward a rewarding future,” said Dugan. As part of the new development, the College has welcomed its first director of student success and accessibility services. Robert Crawley is filling the position in an interim role. Contributions to making the new space possible came from many sectors of the campus community, including those who were literally involved in the heavy lifting. “Many faculty and staff came together to make these improvements possible, including the physical plant folks who built and moved and shifted all the things that needed to be built, moved and shifted,” said Willhardt. “All of us are excited about the new venture and the new opportunities that ACE will open to our students.”

Centrally located in Hewes Library, ACE is designed to assist all students. Among its staff are, from left: Jill Munson, academic records coordinator; Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10, assistant director of career development; Marnie Steach Dugan ’95, director of Wackerle Center; Lisa Eckley, registrar secretary; Kristi Millar Hippen ’93, registrar; and Robert Crawley, interim director of student success and accessibility services.

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Center for Civic and Social Change seeks to empower students Monmouth College has created the Center for Civic and Social Change to help students prepare for careers focused on making a difference in the world. “This Center will empower our students so that they can lead lives that are directed toward the betterment of societies and individuals’ lives throughout the world,” said Monmouth political science professor Michael Nelson, who helped lead the faculty-driven initiative. “The essence of the Monmouth College experience has long been to empower young people through the liberal arts and sciences to be forces for good in their personal, professional and civic lives,” said President Clarence R. Wyatt . “The creation of the Center for Civic and Social Change gives even greater focus and energy to that mission, and it will serve as a catalyst for additional efforts.” The center brings together five of the College’s dynamic and interdisciplinary minors and programs: Global Public Health Initiative, Global Food Security Initiative, Peace Ethics and Social Justice, the Rural Schools Collaborative, and the Peace Corps Preparation Program. Nelson said that Monmouth faculty have seen an increase in students who “want to make a difference in the

Participating in the dedication of the Center for Civic and Social change were, from left: President Wyatt, keynote speaker Esther Ngumbi, Professor Michael Nelson, Clarissa Kampe ’23, Elikem Ogba ’23 and Elizabeth Reasoner ’20.

world, but they need direction about how to do it.” “It’s the rare student who comes to college knowing exactly what he or she wants to do,” Nelson said. “This center will help provide students with the paths that can help channel those passions.” Monmouth’s liberal arts curriculum is ideally suited to support the center, as it encourages students to consider their broader lives and how things interact. “We’ve found that employers like to hire students who have been part of programs that are dedicated to making

$10,000 GRANT FROM COMPEER FINANCIAL’S FUND FOR RURAL AMERICA will help Monmouth-area school children develop a deeper understanding of local agriculture and its application to place. Awarded to the Rural Schools Collaborative and Monmouth College, the grant will support projects designed by sixth-grade students and teachers at Central Intermediate School in Monmouth to cultivate the students’ environmental interest through designing and implementing local agriculture-based projects.

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their communities and their world a better place,” said Nelson. “Employers are excited to hire students like that because they have demonstrated a level of capability and responsibility that prepare them to handle a variety of situations and challenges.” A dedication ceremony was held in September with a keynote address by Esther Ngumbi, an entomologist at the University of Illinois who founded Oyeska Greens, an agriculture start-up in Kenya, and “Spring Break Kenya,” an organization that mobilizes young university students into public service.

About 170 sixth-graders will work at Monmouth College’s Educational Garden and Market Farm to analyze soil, explore alternative methods of food production, and begin planning for a school-based environmental land-use project. The students will also work with local experts and resources to create place-based academic projects that can be adopted by other schools. Based at Monmouth College, the Rural Schools Collaborative is a national organization that strengthens the bonds between rural schools and communities through place-based engagement, rural philanthropy and developing teacher-leaders.

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Monmouth continues rise in national college rankings Support of innovative academic programs and a high social mobility rank helped Monmouth College continue its rise in U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges. The guide’s 2020 edition, released in September, places Monmouth No. 124 nationally in the publication’s “National Liberal Arts Colleges” category. That’s 11 spots higher than where the College was in 2018, and it is an increase of almost 50 spots since 2013. In the current edition of the Washington Monthly’s College Guide and Rankings, Monmouth was

ranked No. 82 among liberal arts colleges, up 29 spots from its 2018 ranking and up 101 spots since 2014. Especially impressive in the U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges guide is that Monmouth is ranked No. 7 in the nation among liberal arts college in terms of social mobility, which evaluates the graduation rates of a school’s students who receive a federal Pell grant compared to those students who did not receive one. Pell grants are awarded to students from families with greater financial need.

Grant helps explore environmentalism through liberal arts Monmouth College professor Alana Newman is eager to integrate environmental issues into her courses on the classics. That is why she is looking forward to an upcoming conference at Monmouth on “Environmental Education and the Liberal Arts.” A team of seven faculty members from Monmouth and Knox colleges have been awarded a grant from the Associated Colleges of the Midwest to discuss the issue at a May 2020 conference at Monmouth. “The symposium is aimed at people like myself who have an interest in the environment but haven’t implemented it into their classes yet and would like to,” said Newman, one of four professors from Monmouth involved in the project. “It’s for people who want to develop whole new courses with an environmental angle, or just implement the environment more into their existing courses.” The conference will attract faculty from the 14 members of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest, which educates more than 20,000 students. “It promises to be a true liberal arts experience, as we will be bringing together people from many different disciplines to share knowledge and generate new ideas,” said Monmouth classics professor Adrienne Hagen, the lead partner of the project. Monmouth faculty members Megan Hinrichsen (anthropology) and Sara Kitsch (communication studies) are also members of the conference team. The conference’s discussions will cover a variety of topics, such as the environment and Shakespeare, popular culture and the environment, environmental racism, and writing and the environment. “Part of the impetus was that environmental studies tend to be very science-oriented,” said Hagen. “Departments like classics and anthropology have a lot to offer,

too, but we weren’t doing enough to communicate about that with other departments. This is really about communicating and making sure we are generating ideas and supporting them.”

TEST-OPTIONAL ADMISSION POLICY ADDRESSES UNDERSERVED STUDENTS Monmouth College has adopted a test-optional admission policy for new students who apply for admission beginning in fall 2020. The policy reflects the College’s values and also helps it reach students who are underserved by higher education. “Over the last several years, many studies, including those conducted by the organizations administering the ACT and SAT, have shown that performance in a rigorous high school program is a significantly stronger indicator of success in college than a standardized test score.” said President Clarence R. Wyatt. “This has been confirmed by analysis of our own data.” Monmouth has long assessed high school performance, demonstration of service and leadership, and test scores as a part of a holistic consideration of candidates for admission. “Recognizing that many worthy candidates for admission are disadvantaged by standardized test scores, our move to test-optional will enable all prospective students to present themselves more fully and fairly,” he said. Helping the College’s outreach to underserved students was a major influence in gathering faculty support of a test-optional admission policy. “Test-optional admission policies increase equitable access to higher education,” said educational studies professor Michelle Holschuh Simmons, who is a member of the College’s Faculty Senate. “Monmouth College has long been an institution of high opportunity, and this new policy reinforces our commitment to our mission.”

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SACOPULOS

SACOPULOS NAMED VP FOR FINANCE, BUSINESS

WUNDERLICH EXHIBITS ART

Higher education veteran Melony Sacopulos has been named Monmouth College vice president for finance and business, effective Dec. 1, succeeding Richard Marshall, who has announced his retirement. Sacopulos, who has more than 25 years of experience in higher education administration, finance and law at Indiana State University, holds a law degree from Indiana University’s Robert H. McKinney School of Law and a master of laws degree in taxation from Georgetown University Law Center. She earlier earned a bachelor of science degree in accounting from Southern Illinois University. In addition to her administrative duties at Indiana State, she has taught classes in accounting and law.

Works by art professor Janis Wunderlich were recently featured at a solo

ALGAIER EDITS JOURNAL ON WILLIAM JAMES

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Ermine Algaier, visiting professor of philosophy and religious studies, has been named general editor of William James Studies, an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing scholarly articles related to the life, work and influence of philosopher and psychologist William James. As general editor, he oversees a staff of three, including a managing editor, a book review editor and periodicals editor. The journal is published twice a year, with one guest-edited issue typically covering a special topic and the other taking a broader look at the field of Jamesian studies.

MAYFIELD NAMED FIRST BOONE PROFESSOR

MAYFIELD

Logan Mayfield has been named Monmouth College’s first Commander G.E. Boone Endowed Professor in the Computational Sciences. Established by a gift from Mark Kopinski ’79 and his wife, Deborah, the professorship honors the late Gilbert Boone, who with his wife, the late Katharine Boone ’30, taught Asian studies at Monmouth. Mayfield, who has been a member of the faculty since 2007, is chair of the Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science.

THORNDIKE CONTRIBUTES TO BOOK

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Jennifer Thorndike, assistant professor of modern languages, literatures and cultures, contributed a chapter to the book (Dis)covering Abilities: Critical and Artistic Perspectives on Alternative-ableness in Spanish-speaking and U.S. Chicano/Latino Contexts. The article was titled “Alternative Body Owners and their Machines: The Acquisition of Dominant Subjectivities by Sick/Disabled Individuals in Mario Bellatin’s Perros heroes.”

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exhibit at Western Illinois University. Titled “In Deep,” the exhibit featured two- and three-dimensional works depicting the joy and challenges of close relationships.

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POIRIER PRESENTS RESEARCH Just one year into her studies, Sarah Poirier ’22 has already conducted research for two semesters and presented it at a national conference. In June, Poirier and biology professor James Godde traveled to the 12th annual SEA-PHAGES symposium POIRIER at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Janelia Research Campus in Virginia. SEA-PHAGES is the acronym for Science Education Alliance - Phage Hunters Advancing Genomics and Evolutionary Science. Poirier and Godde presented a poster and the College’s research findings on phage, which is a virus that affects bacteria.

UTTER BRINGS HOME AWARDS Monmouth College’s Beta Epsilon chapter of Alpha Xi Delta brought home two awards from the fraternity’s national conference in Seattle in July. Chapter president Jordan Utter ’20 attended the conference, where she UTTER collected the Changing the Future Award for philanthropy, as well as an award for academic excellence. The latter award was presented to chapters that maintained a grade-point average of 3.0 or above for the 2018 calendar year.

PHI DELT PRESIDENT HONORED Manny Zavala-Suarez ’21, president of Monmouth College’s Illinois Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta, was one of 58 members across the nation to receive the fraternity’s 2019 Undergraduate Chapter Member of the Year award, ZAVALA-SUAREZ presented for leadership and service to the chapter, campus and community. Zavala-Suarez received the Emerging Greek Male Leader award at last spring’s Greek Week banquet.

ACADEMICS

LEARNING ADVENTURES

By Barry McNamara

Psychology students and faculty pose at the Cape of Good Hope during their two-week trip to South Africa to study race relations.

Faculty-led expeditions energize, enlighten

he enthusiasm that Monmouth College professors have for their disciplines is often contagious, but get them out of their classrooms and into the field and it can generate an epidemic.

Monmouth faculty are increasingly taking advantage of breaks in the academic calendar to lead focused study groups to destinations around the globe and their students are eagerly responding. Fueled by a recent College initiative that established an Office of Global Engagement, Monmouth faculty, students,

alumni and staff are coming together to promote international study, travel and internships. This past summer, four groups of Global Scots set off on unique learning adventures to three different continents. On the following pages, we document some of their memorable experiences.

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Participants on the South Africa trip explore the Sterkfontein caves, northwest of Johannesburg, where remains of hominims— including the earliest human ancestors—have been discovered in recent decades.

Emmy Tiethoff ’20 channels the exuberance of former South Africa president Nelson Mandela and Winnie Mandela, whose bronze statues were part of an exhibit called The Long March to Freedom at Maropeng Visitors Centre.

South Africa excursion explores race relations

leven Monmouth College students traveled halfway around the world in May to see firsthand another nation’s issues involving race. Led by psychology professors Tara McCoy and Joan Wertz, the group spent two weeks touring South Africa. “The purpose was to learn about apartheid, and to draw connections between apartheid and race relations in the U.S., looking specifically at the civil rights movement and our prison systems, which disproportionately impact people of color,” said Wertz of the 200-level psychology course through which the trip was taken. Apartheid was a system of institutionalized racial segregation that existed in South Africa from 1948 until the early 1990s, characterized by an authoritarian political culture based on white supremacy. “I learned that people in power will do anything to prevent unity within the oppressed people,” said Emmy Tiethoff ’20. “What really shocked me was that there are significantly more people of color in South Africa, yet white was still declared the supreme race.” Raeann Shank ’21 found the connections between apartheid and U.S. issues easy to discern. “We are going through issues related to equality with gender stereotypes, while they are coming out of apartheid still,” said Shank. “But it’s basically one in the same. There will be no change unless with time. Our segregation time has passed, but it has taken several generations to fully get

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out of it and even now it’s still an issue. Apartheid is still dwindling down, but it will take a few more generations to fully die out.” One of the group’s experiences that helped drive home apartheid’s significance was visiting the former prison at Robben Island, where anti-apartheid revolutionary Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for part of his sentence. After his release and the end of apartheid, Mandela became president of South Africa. “The Robben Island tour was led by a former prisoner who was also a political detainee under the apartheid system,” said Wertz. “I was deeply impressed by the resilience of the people who were oppressed and fought back against the racist system.” Tiethoff said visiting Robben Island was “life-changing” for her. “We got to listen to a man who had also been imprisoned

A former political prisoner tells the Monmouth group about life inside the Robben Island prison, which also held Nelson Mandela for a time.

The children in the village were ecstatic to see us. It was a genuine human connection where we got to learn about their culture, education and way of life, and they got to learn a little about us as well.” there,” she said. “I felt privileged to hear him and grateful that I am a part of a generation who can still learn firsthand from people with stories like his.” Shank said another memorable moment of the trip was mingling with the South African people. “A main highlight for me was the village walk,” she said. “I think that people have such a negative connotation with walking into a village as ‘tourists,’ but you really don’t understand how it is until you actually do it. The children in the village were ecstatic to see us. It was a genuine human connection where we got to learn about their culture, education and way of life, and they got to learn a little about us as well.” The Monmouth group prepares for a safari In addition at Kruger National Park. to exploring the cities of Johannesburg and Capetown, the group also used its time in Africa to see the continent’s unique wildlife. “We had an awesome safari at Kruger National Park,” said Wertz. “We saw at least 20 species of animals, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, African buffalo, hyenas, warthogs and a leopard.” “The most common regret I hear from alumni is not studying abroad,” said Tiethoff. “Since I have a job I love and very limited financial resources, the short trip ended up being perfect for me.” Evy Lipecka ’06, who also accompanied the group, appreciates her alma mater’s commitment to off-campus study, and she was impressed with Monmouth’s students, as well. “It was inspiring to observe their excitement, curiosity and sense of wonder—things we sometimes lose as working adults if we’re not careful,” she said.

Participants in the “Chemistry, Codes and Crimes” trip to the United Kingdom examine an original Enigma Machine at Bletchley Park, the Buckinghamshire estate that was the top-secret home of World War II codebreakers.

Codebreaking to Jack the Ripper:

Investigative trip targets UK

ow did the trip go for a group of 15 Monmouth College students who traveled to England and Scotland in May? In a word, they #kiltit. That was the social media hashtag of choice for the travelers, who all had ties of some sort with the College’s new investigative forensics minor. Led by three faculty members who helped create the minor—Laura Moore, Christine Myers and Audra Sostarecz—the group also included emeritus professor Marta Tucker, alumna Annie Axup ’18 and Kath Sturgeon, wife of Monmouth faculty member Brad Sturgeon. The trip was spun off of the investigative forensics class “Chemistry, Codes and Crimes.” Several students on the trip are investigating the subject as a possible minor to pursue during their time at Monmouth, including Joseph Shie ’21. “I wanted to see more about investigative forensics and see if I wanted to dive deeper into it,” said Shie, who is majoring in biochemistry and said he is still considering adding an investigative forensics minor. Shie praised the structure of the trip, which provided both group and individual learning opportunities. “I liked the way the trip was set up,” he said. “We’d do something together as a group in the morning, then have the rest of the day to Continued on page 10

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The investigative forensics travel team pauses for a group photo on one of the moors of Scotland.

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explore and find things on our own. It really put a lot of the learning in our hands.” Myers said that was the desired effect. “There was a lot of free time for the students, intentionally,” she said. “We wanted to make sure they had lots of time to do their own discipline and interests,” be it chemistry, computer science or history. “It was a very academic trip, but I didn’t feel I was under pressure to be learning something specific,” said Victoria Burgo ’21. “We learned something different every day. We split up a lot, but then we’d come together at the end of the day and talk about what we’d seen and done.” The group saw and did a lot, with a series of tours and site visits on their itinerary. One of the highlights was visiting Bletchley Park, once the top-secret home of codebreakers during World War II. “The tours were fantastic,” said Burgo. “One of my favorites was Surgeons’ Hall in Edinburgh. It’s an historical gold mine, with three centuries’ worth of surgical history. It was a very liberal-arts museum.” Shie’s favorite tours were one based on Jack the Ripper, as well as one at the London Museums of Health and Medicine. He said another highlight was visiting the British Museum and taking in exhibits on Japanese samurai, the pyramids, Stone Age artifacts and Roman statues, among others. Modern technology might be a way the century-old Jack the Ripper mystery eventually gets solved, said Myers. “Two police officers are among the possible suspects, and they are using GIS (geographic information system)

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mapping to examine those policemen’s regular beats in comparison to where and when the crimes were committed,” she said, adding that a course that introduces GIS is one of the electives of Monmouth’s investigative forensics minor. Although she’s a member of the chemistry department, Sostarecz said a personal highlight was learning more about British prime minister Winston Churchill during a visit to the Churchill War Rooms. “I really enjoyed that,” she said. “They told you so many details about him outside of what you already know.” In addition to chemistry, codes and crimes, Myers said another “C-word” was an important part of the trip: culture. “The FA Cup Final was played while we were there, and we were staying in Wembley Park, which is right across from the soccer stadium,” said Myers. “The students got to see all the fans and hear them singing. The students also really enjoyed the public transportation system, and they say they really miss it now that they’re back in the States. So the trip was not just about what you saw in the museums and on the tours. The culture you saw and experienced was important, too.” Myers said another bonus was the close relationships the students formed. “The students became so close on the trip,” she said. “Even though we’re back home, the Facebook group is still going strong. They became such good friends, and they really created some lifelong memories.” It’s possible that investigative forensics students will be on the move again within the next couple years, as a trip to Dallas to dive deeper into the logistics of the Kennedy assassination has been discussed.

English course inspires literary trip to Scotland

uring their junior year, 2019 graduates Amanda Grissom and Hunter Wollwert hatched a plan. The students—who would go on to be summa cum laude graduates in theatre and English, respectively—began bending their English professor’s ear about leading a study-abroad trip to Scotland. In May, that trip became a reality, with Grissom and Wollwert among 10 current or former Monmouth students to take part in the travel portion of the “Literary Scotland” course, led by their professor—and now dean of the faculty—Mark Willhardt. “Amanda and Hunter were the ones who told me I ‘had’ to travel to Scotland with students and then helped me plan the trip initially,” said Willhardt, who was named dean in March, less than a year after taking the position in an interim role. “When I first started prepping for the trip, I didn’t know very much about Scotland or Scottish literature, but last summer I read poetry and books, looked at maps, and researched museums,” said Grissom, who got a bagpipe tattoo during the trip in honor of her time in Scotland and her four years as a Fighting Scot. “When I got home from Scotland, I found my old notebook with my original questions and research findings. It was rewarding to see all I didn’t know back then and realize how much I learned.” The purpose of the trip, said Willhardt, was “to explore the lives of the authors and places depicted in the readings for our ‘Literary Scotland’ class.” Joe Doner ’21, who returned to Scotland a few weeks later for a three-week Fulbright experience, said those authors included more than the famed Robert Burns and Walter Scott. “I got to learn and experience Scottish literature beyond Burns and Scott, which offered me a deeper and more unique understanding of the Scottish people and culture that I didn’t have beforehand,” he said. Although Willhardt is now tasked with knowing a fair amount about all the academic disciplines that Monmouth offers, his specialty is Scottish literature, stemming from his own time abroad as an undergraduate. “I was doing a study-abroad experience in Aberdeen, taking a class in modern Scottish literature,” he recalled. “The discussions echoed many I had had about Irish poetry and politics at the start of the 20th century. When I realized that those overlapped with the Scottish situation but that Scots had an even better sound system than English for poetry, I was hooked.” Willhardt used personal connections from his numerous visits to Scotland to enhance the trip.

The “Literary Scotland” group pauses for a photo at historic Balvenie Castle in Dufftown.

“After my year abroad, I was lucky enough to work at a castle at an estate in the Highlands,” he said. “I’ve stayed friends with the family, and so my students and I hiked 5.5 miles from Dufftown over the Highland hills to meet them, to talk about what it means to live on and run a Highland estate, and to wander about the grounds. It was awesome.” So, too, he said, was getting to introduce Edinburgh to his students, who had read works such as Ian Rankin’s The Falls and “had seen it written about, but Dean Mark Willhardt now they could see it all with their own eyes.” Near Edinburgh was something else the students appreciated seeing with their own eyes—the view from a peak named Arthur’s Seat. “The best memory I have from the trip is climbing Arthur’s Seat,” said Doner. “Not only was the climb rewarding

…my students and I hiked 5.5 miles from Dufftown over the Highland hills to meet them, to talk about what it means to live on and run a Highland estate, and to wander about the grounds.”

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in its difficulty but also because of the beautiful views it offered of the city. A close second was our visit to the Culloden museum and battlefield, a key place in Scotland’s history that offered a poignant look into the past.” Grissom also was impacted by her time at Culloden, as well as the step back in time that the trip provided. “One of my favorite things that I learned on the trip that I hadn’t fully understood before was what life was like in Edinburgh hundreds of years ago,” she said. “We took a trip through the Real Mary King’s Close, and walking through those small rooms and tight streets gave me a better understanding than any book or website ever could. I had a similar experience at Culloden Battlefield. I read about Culloden and the battle there in many history books, but going to the battlefield itself and standing where so many

died had a much greater effect than reading about it.” Ronda Willhardt ’85, executive assistant to Monmouth’s president, was also on the trip. She said she enjoyed the view from another peak. “Having the opportunity to climb Càrn Aosda, a 3,008foot mountain, and take in the amazing views of the Highlands was a personal highlight of the trip for me,” she said. “Five of us from our group made it to the top.” She said there were other highlights, as well. “I enjoyed getting to know the students better during the week. Their appreciation of every activity, their consideration and respect for all with whom they interacted, and their ready smiles and laughter along the way made the trip a joy. They represented Monmouth College well.” “It was an incredible trip,” said Doner, “and I highly recommend it if it is ever offered again.”

Colombian pilgrimage encourages self-discovery

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pilgrimage might be difficult, but you have a goal “My favorite part of the trip was living minimalistiand are trying to attain it,” said biology professor cally,” she said. “Our rooms were simply beds, and we James Godde. sometimes slept in hammocks outside. We only brought That neatly summarized the travels of the College’s a backpack of things for five days. It was a lower level of 12-student trip to Colombia, which was offered beginprivacy and availability of things than most of us are acning in May through the junior-year Reflections component of Monmouth’s Integrated Studies curriculum. Godde led the trip, along with political economy and commerce professor Wendi Bolon. The students met weekly throughout the second half of the spring semester, discussing the sites they’d be visiting and doing various readings, including The Art of Pilgrimage: The Seeker’s Guide to Making Travel Sacred by Phil Cousineau. They kept a journal during the trip and wrote a paper after returning to the United States. “Reflections courses are all about finding ways to understand more about yourself, and traveling is the best way for me to do that,” said Michelle Zelnio ’20. “I learn more about myself in two weeks of travel than in an entire semester. You cannot learn about yourself if you continue with the routine. New experiences bring out the most interesting things about a person.” Zelnio said she enjoyed living the Monmouth’s intrepid Colombian travelers rest at Punta Gallinas–the northernmost simple life in Colombia. point in South America–following an 11-hour trek.

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customed, but it taught me about what I actually need and what I can do without.” The group visited the northernmost point in South America—Punta Gallinas—as well as Ciudad Perdida, an ancient city built around Professor James Godde 800 CE, centuries before the more-famous Machu Pichu in neighboring Peru. Godde said reaching Punta Gallinas, an area that wraps around the northern border of Venezuela, definitely qualified as a difficult pilgrimage. “The distance to get there isn’t that bad, but it’s very remote, so it took 11 hours of driving to get there—some of it through desert or rough roads or no roads—but it was worth it. Very few people get to see it.” Some of the students constructed little stacks of stones, which is how people make a wish at the site. Roughly halfway between the group’s base city of Cartagena and Punta Gallinas is Ciudad Perdida (Spanish for “lost city”), which was the other main site visited by the group. “It was discovered in the 1970s,” said Godde. “A helicopter flew over it, and the people inside thought ‘What the heck is this?’ ... While hiking to get there, I definitely had the thought ‘Why did people want to build a city way out here?’” During their travels, the Monmouth group encountered members of the Kogi tribe, which Godde said “worships two deities—Mother Earth and Father Sun.” “They had a lot to say about taking care of the Earth,” he said. “They basically were saying we need to do a better job. They had a lot of good advice for the students.” In addition to the two sacred sites, the group also visited a tourist destination on their next-to-last day in Colombia—the El Totumo mud volcano. “Instead of hot lava, it’s hot mud,” said Godde. Accessible via a staircase, tourists bathe in the dense, warm mud of the small volcano before washing themselves off in a nearby lagoon. “I have had the opportunity to study abroad for a semester before,” said Elizabeth Reasoner ’20, “and while I know it caused me to change, I was never able to articulate how. This trip was different from others that I’ve been on

…it took 11 hours of driving to get there—some of it through desert or rough roads or no roads—but it was worth it.”

Students on the Colombia trip were immersed in language, customs and mud from the El Totumo volcano.

because it specifically focused on what I was thinking and feeling throughout the trip. It offered me a chance to truly focus on the specific changes that can occur to a person when they travel.” Reasoner also appreciated the opportunity to use her foreign language skills. “My favorite part about the trip was being immersed in a different language again. Because I speak Spanish, I was able to communicate with the people there in their native language and learn much more about the culture and history.” Zelnio encouraged students at Monmouth to take advantage of College-sponsored trips. “If there is even a chance that someone can be able to travel while in school, they should do it. It is cheaper and safer in school than it ever will be after we graduate. It is honestly life-changing, and everyone should at least try it once in their life if the opportunity presents itself.” The two-week South American adventure was Godde’s 13th study-abroad trip at Monmouth. “It was my first time in Colombia,” he said. “I like to go to a place I’ve never been before. It was exciting as heck.” Godde won’t have to wait long to lead his 14th trip abroad. He will teach another Reflections course in the second half of the fall semester, then lead those students to the Central American country of Belize in January.

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A SAMPLING OF RECENT MONMOUTH INTERNSHIPS AND OFF-CAMPUS EXPERIENCES SCOT IN SCOTLAND

DESTINATION WHITE HOUSE

Joe Doner ’21 attended the University of Strathclyde and the Glasgow School of Art through the Fulbright Scotland Summer Institute on Technology, Innovation and Creativity. “Glasgow’s a great post-industrial city, kind of a combination of American cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh and Detroit,” said Doner, whose goals for the experience included observing business practices in Scotland that could be exported for adoption by his local community. Highlights of the institute included interacting with the former chief medical officer for Scotland and the head of the U.S. Consulate in Edinburgh. An international studies and environmental studies double major, Doner plans to attend law school after graduating from Monmouth. He is not ruling out attending a law school in Scotland.

Emma Hildebrand ’21 spent a summer “beyond belief” in Washington, D.C., as one of 106 White House summer interns. Hildebrand, who worked in the office of Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner in 2018, was a White House intern from late May through mid-August. Thanks to her previous experience on political campaigns, Hildebrand was assigned to the Office of Political Affairs, which develops, supports and advances partnerships in support of the President and his policy agenda. Interns like Hildebrand assist in political analysis, opinion research and direct outreach to key constituencies. Hildebrand was also tasked with opinion

DOCUMENTING HISTORY Kasha Appleton ’20 spent nine weeks interning at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. The history major’s efforts were focused on archiving cultural artifacts relating to African-American history. “Primary sources give us something that secondary sources just can’t,” said Appleton. “I enjoy working with documents that were created in a different time and wondering ‘What was the thought process when this was created?’ I enjoy how they can be used to teach us something new.” Appleton was initially interested in a pre-law track, but through her coursework and internships, she said she is now focused on a career working in a museum or library.

ADVOCATING ON THE HILL Hadley Smithhisler ’20 participated in a program sponsored by the Fund for American Studies, serving as an intern with the National Down Syndrome Society’s National Advocacy & Public Policy Center in Washington, D.C. Smithhisler attended meetings with legislators, advocating for Down syndrome-related laws in such areas as equality, Medicare/Medicaid benefits and organ transplants. She also accompanied Down syndrome employees on visits to Capitol Hill and used her strong background in French to translate informational flyers. “Awareness is a huge part of what NDSS does,” she said. “There are many who think of those with Down syndrome as fragile, incapable people—just sweet and docile. But they’re incredibly capable people.”

GETTING INTO THE GAME Thomas Witty ’21 interned at the National Football League training camp of the Indianapolis Colts. Rising by 5:30 a.m., he typically put in 14- or 15-hour days, helping Colts players get where they need to go throughout the day. That included driving a shuttle between the hotel and the practice field, as well as manning a golf cart to move players around the facility. A communication studies major,

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research duties. “We were looking at student loan debt, gun control measures—hot topics like that,” she said. “We also monitored the Democratic presidential nominees and how the debates impacted things. I really enjoyed that a lot.”

Witty calls play-by-play of Fighting Scots football games in the fall and men’s and women’s basketball games in the winter. He hopes to parlay his experience with the Colts into a position in professional sports, potentially as a scout. His broadcast experience at Monmouth gives him a solid Plan B. “Working in the NFL would be the ultimate goal,” said Witty. “That would be what I really want to do. But broadcasting could be something I’d want to pursue.”

BASKETBALL IN BRAZIL Playing in her first basketball game in Brazil, Shayne Smith ’21 did what she does best—contribute to a winning effort. Competing with a team of U.S.based collegiate all-stars against a team from Brazil, Smith came on late to fuel her team to an overtime victory, one of three wins in the four games the squad played in South America. “I played pretty well overall,” said Smith, who was a second-team AllMidwest Conference selection last season after averaging 14.6 points per game. “That first game was probably my best game.” “This trip showed me that I can’t take my basketball opportunity for granted,” she said. “I saw so many kids working so hard just to get over here and try to play in the U.S. I know I don’t have that many games left, so I’m going to play as hard as I can and as well as I can and not take anything for granted.”

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

THE POWER OF PROUD MORE THAN AN EMOTION, IT’S OUR FORMULA FOR SUCCESS

ne of the most enjoyable things that Lobie and I get to do is to meet with Monmouth alumni, to hear their stories of their time as students and of their lives since. Invariably, those stories convey

the great pride the tellers feel in being Monmouth College Scots. Make no mistake—Scots Pride sets a high standard. Scots Pride manifests itself in the desire to challenge ourselves, to grow in all aspects of life. Scots Pride lives in the determination to put our talents in the service of others. Scots Pride achieves its highest purpose when it moves us to make the world a better place through our lives of work, service and leadership. Scots Pride invites others to accept this challenge and supports them in the quest. That’s not an easy mark to meet. But every day, we see it met and exceeded by Proud Monmouth College Scots. We see it in the classroom, the laboratory, and the studio, when the magic mix of a motivated student and a dedicated faculty member

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renders new ability and new confidence. We see it in the day-to-day life of the campus, as our faculty, staff and students support each other in moments of challenge and celebrate with each other in times of triumph. We see it in athletic competition and in the arts, as discipline, teamwork and creativity empower excellence. We see it in the faces of families as sons and daughters, brothers and sisters process across the stage in front of Wallace Hall at Matriculation and again four years later at Commencement. We see it in the lives of our alumni, as their professional achievements and community service carry the Monmouth banner high. We see it in the vision and ambition of our Board of Trustees, and in the enthusiastic support of all who contribute their time, talent and treasure to the College. This is the meaning of Scots Pride. With it, even in these challenging times, the flame of white and crimson will burn brighter than ever. With gratitudeâ€”and pride,

Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt President FALL 2019â€ƒ

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2018-2019 Chairman of the Board of Trustees Mark Kopinski ’79 officially launches Monmouth’s $75 million capital campaign by lighting a sparkling candle.

$75 MILLION CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Peace Corps Office of University Programs Specialist Manuel Colón (left) meets with College leaders at the launching of Monmouth’s Peace Corps Prep program in October 2018.

PEACE CORPS PREP LAUNCHED

College officials and students cut a ceremonial ribbon at the rededication in Grier’s formal lounge.

GRIER HALL MAKEOVER UNVEILED

Mark Willhardt (left) and Kristen English were named vice presidents in 2018-19.

CHANGING OF THE GUARD

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Monmouth College in March launched a capital campaign to significantly bolster its endowment. Titled Light This Candle, the $75 million campaign is designed to increase financial aid and scholarships available to students; create more opportunities for faculty and staff support and academic innovation; add to a capital improvements fund that supports campus infrastructure; and create a stronger financial base for the College by building an even stronger culture of philanthropy. The campaign, which will run through Dec. 31, 2022, was kicked off with events on campus and in Chicago. William Goldsborough ’65, former chair of the board of trustees, is serving as campaign chair.

Monmouth College officially launched its Peace Corps Prep program in October 2018. An interdisciplinary certificate program housed in the College’s educational studies department, with support for professional development in the Wackerle Career and Leadership Center, the program prepares students for leadership, intercultural competence, foreign language and a professional sector of their choice such as education, health or the environment. Those skills will not only provide students with a competitive edge when applying for Peace Corps service, but can also be built upon and marketed throughout their careers.

James Harper Grier Hall was rededicated in December 2018, following a top-to-bottom renovation that lasted nearly a year. New amenities added to the historic women’s residence hall included private bathrooms, an elevator, central air conditioning, dimmable room lighting and new furniture. The project, which also involved the installation of new plumbing, wiring and HVAC, was the first phase of a thorough renovation of the oldest residence halls on the campus’s east side. Renovation of the 90-bed, three-story facility was paid for by funds donated to the College’s capital improvement fund.

Two vice presidency vacancies were filled in 2018-19—both by existing employees. Veteran English professor Mark Willhardt, who had served as interim vice president for academic affairs for 10 months, assumed the office full-time in March. The son of emeritus English professor Gary Willhardt, he began teaching at Monmouth in 2000. Kristen English, who previously served as associate vice president for admission, was named vice president for enrollment management in April, succeeding Trent Gilbert, who held the position for four years. She previously worked as an admission director at Newman (Kan.) University and Merrrimack (Mass.) College.

ALUMNI HOUSE DEDICATED

An elegant brick home that over the course of seven decades served as a residence for Monmouth presidents, a fraternity house, an office building and a guest house began a new chapter at Homecoming 2018 when it was dedicated as the Bonnie Bondurant Alumni House. Named in honor of Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54, who with her late husband presented it to the College in 2006, the house has been thoroughly renovated to serve as headquarters for the Office of Alumni Programs. Located across from campus, the house provides a conve-

Alumni House donor Bonnie Shaddock ’54 poses by the sign bearing her name as a student.

nient access point for staff to interact with and serve alumni, especially during events such as Homecoming and the Golden Scots Celebration.

GRADS TOLD PREPARE FOR CHANGE

Commencement speaker Ron Gold tells graduating seniors how perseverence helped him succeed in the face of personal tragedy.

SCOTS DAY SETS NEW RECORDS

Monmouth College First Lady Lobie Stone rings a bell after receiving a gift from a donor, while President Clarence Wyatt scans the call list at the 2019 Scots Day of Giving.

STUDENTS DISCOVER NEW PHAGE

Sarah Poirier ’22 works with a sample during a lab session on the day that phage was successfully isolated at Monmouth.

In May, graduating seniors were given sobering advice by commencement speaker Ron Gold. A former Wall Street trader whose life was turned upside when he was partially paralyzed in a bicycle accident, Gold told the graduates: “Everyone has a plan until they get smacked in the face.” That life-changing moment inspired Gold to come to terms with his disability and found a company that helps families looking for home health care with competent providers. “Plan to be open to those new experiences,” he advised. “Life is fleeting. You’ll never be as young as you are today. With that in mind, don’t wait— plan to get in the game.”

In April, Monmouth College’s third annual Scots Day of Giving brought in 937 gifts totaling $255,664, exceeding the previous year’s totals by 250 gifts and more than $32,000. In addition to raising money for student scholarships, the day provided financial support for six initiatives: virtual reality equipment for the biology and kinesiology departments; a digital propaganda center proposed by communication studies faculty; the Chorale’s 2020 performance tour of Vienna, Prague and Salzburg; support for the Fighting Scots Society; the senior class project to install more water-bottle fillers on campus; and the purchase of additional Scot Cruisers bicycles for campus.

History was made at Monmouth College in September 2018 when biology students discovered on campus a strain of virus known as phage. “We have liftoff,” said biology professor Eric Engstrom, who teaches the College’s phage-hunting course with department colleague Tim Tibbetts. “Our students found phage the world’s never seen before.” A virus that infects bacteria, phage has been used to treat patients for whom no other cure is available. The College is part of a five-year, nationwide undergraduate research initiative to discover and investigate new phages. Under the program, biology students participate in wet lab and bioinformatics research as they discover and investigate new phages.

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Financial Overview Due in no small part to the generosity represented in these pages, along with careful stewardship by the Monmouth College Board of Trustees, the College’s fundamental financial condition is sound. As of June 30, 2018 (the close of the 2017-2018 fiscal year), the College’s total net assets were $192 million. The major components of our net worth are our physical plant, with a net book value of approximately $100 million, and our total investments, which includes our endowment, with a market value of nearly $122 million. During the 13-year period between 2007 and 2019—which includes the Great Recession—the College’s endowment, net of fees and excluding the holdings that come from gifts of farmland, realized an average annual return of 7.02%, and a cumulative return of 91.3%.

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Our portfolio mix currently consists of 80% equities, 15% fixed income and cash and 5% alternatives.

As the CIF grows, it allows us to plan and fund our major capital projects on a more systematic basis.

The College’s long-term debt situation is very favorable. Our 6/30/2018 net assets-to-debt ratio was a healthy 8.4 to 1.0. Our long-term debt is in two pieces. We refinanced the existing debt in late 2016-early 2017, locking in very low interest rates. That debt now stands at some $19 million. We have also taken on an additional $6.5 million through the Capital Improvements Fund (CIF), a portion of our quasi-endowment devoted to supporting capital needs. The CIF functions as a sinking fund for that debt. The CIF most recently supported the renovation of Grier Hall.

For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2018, tuition, room and board, net of student aid and scholarships, provided 52.9% of our $40.2 million in total revenues. The next largest categories were investment income at 23.4%, and gifts and contributions at 24.0%. The largest category of expenses, which totaled to $38.9 million, was instruction at 36.9%, followed by student services at 19.5%, and auxiliary operations at 17.5%.

TUITION, ROOM & BOARD

59.2%

REVENUES

OTHER

INSTRUCTION

49.6% GIFTS

INVESTMENTS

24%

23.4% STUDENT SERVICES

EXPENSES OTHER

19.2%

AUXILIARY OPERATIONS

18.3%

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Honor Roll of Contributors

2018 - 2019

onmouth College gratefully acknowledges those who made gifts during the fiscal year of July 1, 2018, to June 30, 2019. Committed to helping our students become citizens of exceptional character and leadership, with the capacity to change society for the better, we rely on support from alumni, parents and friends to help carry out this important mission. With your help, we are shaping a brighter future for the College and its students.

total donors to the annual fund

3,321

total donors

3,441

total of gifts to the annual fund

$2,377,266 total of all gifts

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McMichael Heritage Circle Honoring the devotion of former presidents Jackson B. McMichael and his son, Thomas H. McMichael, who together served the College 42 years, the McMichael Heritage Circle recognizes our stewards that have contributed through significant gifts or service. The Circle has five categories: lifetime giving, planned gifts and bequests, endowed gifts, capital gifts and employee service.

LIFETIME GIVING Donors with lifetime giving of $1 million or more from cash and/or planned gifts (Lifetime Giving donors are permanently acknowledged here.)

Individuals

Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Nancy Glennie Beck ’53 and †Lawrence Beck David A. Bowers ’60 † Helen Brown ’23 Gail Bunce and †Peter H. Bunce David J. Byrnes ’72 and Elizabeth Byrnes † Keith B. Capron Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier † Arthur Dahl and † Dorothy Peterson Dahl ’40 Anaclare Frost Evans ’63 † Virginia Brazelton Flynn ’29 Tom Frattinger and †Virginia Hookham Frattinger ’65 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Kevin M. Goodwin ’80 Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen † Ronald E. Harr and † Ruth Lewis Harr ’23 Walter S. Huff Jr. ’56 and Bonnie Lowrey Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 † Richard L. “Doc” Kieft Ann Knapheide and †Harold W. Knapheide III Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Kathy Schuld Lachel and †Dennis J. Lachel ’61 † Petrene Lauritsen ’48 † B. Arlene Snow LeSuer ’42 and †William M. LeSuer ’42 † Karol Kluss Manley ’49 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath † George B. McNeely and †M. Grigsby McNeely ’36

† Lee L. Morgan and †Mary Morgan H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock Richard S. Pepper and Roxie Pepper † Harold A. Poling ’49 and †Marian Poling Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 John M. Schultz and Elizabeth Schultz † George E. Trotter Jr. ’47 and †Maxine Murdy Trotter ’47 William L. Trubeck ’68 and †Judith Williams Trubeck ’69 Elizabeth Davis Vance ’49 and †Donovan D. Vance ’52 Fred Wackerle ’61 Helen McNeel Wiener ’38 Viktoria Knapheide Wood Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses and Organizations

Anonymous Associated Colleges of Illinois Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Illinois Board of Higher Education Illinois State Grant Illinois State Scholarship Commission Knapheide Manufacturing Company Knapheide Truck Equipment Murdy Foundation, Inc. New Horizons Foundation, Inc. Pattee Foundation Pepper Family Foundation Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust Walter S. Huff Jr. Foundation

PLANNED GIFTS AND BEQUESTS

Documented planned gift of $10,000 or more

Individuals

Anonymous David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Robert M. Barton ’63 David R. Bates ’63 Janet Zolan Bermann ’53 Reid K. Beveridge ’64 Richard L. Bivens ’61 and Mary Hunter Bivens ’63 Roy E. Bockler ’72 Carol West Boehme ’72 Mary Mitchell Bolton ’46 Gladys Bos Robert F. Bowen ’59 and Judith Bowen David A. Bowers ’60 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Heinz J. Brisske ’71 and Ellen Arkis Brisske ’71

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

Gail Bunce David J. Byrnes ’72 and Elizabeth Byrnes Marion Huey Cairns ’50 Douglas R. Carlson ’66 Barbara Berge Caufield ’58 Charles C. Chappell ’69 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Nancy Cleland James R. Cole ’88 Tiffany Mekshes Cole ’89 Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier E. Davis Coots ’65 and Nancy Yates Coots ’66 Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 and Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Robert A. Dahl and Kasim Baihaki James L. De Young and Janet De Young Burneta Burns Donges ’49 Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards N. Daniel Engstrom ’51 Anaclare Frost Evans ’63 Edward P. Farwell ’64 DeBow Freed Barbara Whiteman Garland ’49 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette ’52 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Claire McWilliams Growden ’50 and Merle B. Growden Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Tina Hartwig ’68 Robert Hoherd Sally Young Hoherd ’54 Nicole Olin Hroziencik ’11 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Linnea Hammarsten Ingold ’68 † Madeline Jacobs Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 Marilyn Johnston ’48 F. Addison Jones Timothy G. Keefauver ’80 and Susan Keefauver J. Stephen Kennedy ’50 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Darleen Scherer Knowles ’68 Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti June Brown Kromberg ’48 Kathy Schuld Lachel Vincent D. Mahoney Leland R. Marshall ’51 Phyllis Clindinin Martin ’53 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Thomas F. Matthews ’61 and Patricia Matthews

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Mc M ichael H eritage Circle ( ) continued

Robert H. Meneilly ’45 F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 Carol Bryden Moore ’60 James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly Nelson Nelson ’61 John S. Niblock ’58 Betty Weiss Oberstar ’43 Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Thomas A. Oswald ’67 H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock Jack W. Peterson ’53 Walter H. Pfaeffle ’60 Carolyn Phelps ’54 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 H. Leonard Porter III ’67 and Mary Ellen Biciste Porter ’67 Frances Elliott Prugh ’44 † E. Kemp Prugh ’43 Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 Charles L. Rassieur ’60 Juanita Winbigler Reinhard ’42 Ruth Forsythe Robinson ’50 Richard A. Romine ’55 and Anne McLoskey Romine ’54 Jean Ross ’58 Mary Ryder ’72 Elsie Cory Sadler ’49 John M. Schultz and Elizabeth Schultz Mary Schwalbert ’45 Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Dee Smith Shuff ’63 William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson David L. Spears ’62 † Marie Sproston Karen Deen Squire ’62 John M. Stack ’65 † Forrest J. Strickler ’44 Terry N. Thorstenson and Carol Thorstenson William L. Trubeck ’68 Jane Turrel ’68 D. Jean Two ’55 Elizabeth Davis Vance ’49 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Fred Wackerle ’61 William J. Wallace and Sandra Wallace Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Charles Thomas Weeks ’62 Larry L. Werts ’54 Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Helen McNeel Wiener ’38 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67

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Gary D. Willhardt ’59 and Jeanne Willhardt J. Mark Wilson ’78 † Bruce B. Wilson ’68 Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Carolyn White Work ’59 and Stewart D. Work Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

ENDOWED GIFTS Donors of $50,000+ in support of the College’s endowment for a faculty chair, professorship, student scholarship or other purpose

Individuals

Donna Mrkvicka Ardell ’63 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Nancy Glennie Beck ’53 David A. Bowers ’60 Gail Bunce David J. Byrnes ’72 and Elizabeth Byrnes Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Mary Niblock Crawford ’61 Robert A. Dahl and Kasim Baihaki Donald E. Fike William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Walter S. Huff Jr. ’56 and Bonnie Lowrey James A. Hutchinson ’64 † Dorothy Barrett Jacobsen ’57 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 F. Addison Jones Louise DuBois Kasch ’48 Ann Knapheide Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Terry Medhurst Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Daniel F. Palmer ’75 and Sheri Palmer H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Richard S. Pepper and Roxie Pepper Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 John M. Schultz and Elizabeth Schultz Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Mark E. Taylor ’78 William L. Trubeck ’68 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 Fred Wackerle ’61 Viktoria Knapheide Wood Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses and Organizations

Anonymous Arthur and Dorothy Dahl Trust Bruning Foundation Bunce Charitable Lead Unitrust Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program CompX International, Inc. David A. Bowers Revocable Trust David Byrnes Revocable Living Trust DJB Properties LLC Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Ford Motor Company Fund Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells Foundation Frederick H. Stanton Estate Gary W. Melvin Revocable Trust Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation Jacobsen Family Foundation John McCune Charitable Trust Knapheide Manufacturing Company Knapheide Truck Equipment Kresge Foundation Midwest Bank Murdy Foundation, Inc. New Horizons Foundation, Inc. Pattee Foundation Pepper Family Foundation R.J./D.L. Ardell Charitable Lead Trust Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust Sindlinger Foundation Terry E J Medhurst 1993 Trust Tri-City Electric Company Virginia B. Flynn Estate Walter S. Huff Jr. Foundation William M. Slayton Estate

CAPITAL GIFTS Donors of $50,000+ in support of a building, facility or other capital project

Individuals

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018)

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† Dorothy Barrett Jacobsen ’57 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 F. Addison Jones Louise DuBois Kasch ’48 Ann Knapheide Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Terry Medhurst Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Daniel F. Palmer ’75 and Sheri Palmer H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Richard S. Pepper and Roxie Pepper Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 John M. Schultz and Elizabeth Schultz Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Mark E. Taylor ’78 William L. Trubeck ’68 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 Fred Wackerle ’61 Viktoria Knapheide Wood Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses and Organizationss

DONOR PROFILE: ESTATE GIFT

JIM GALBREATH ’78 Galbreath spent virtually his entire career at UOP, a petroleum technology company now owned by Honeywell that uses breakthrough chemistry and engineering to power global growth. A chemistry major at Monmouth, Galbreath worked in the company’s online lab for his first 10 years there before taking on a project engineer role. “I’d travel to refineries and help them build replacement systems or put in the control systems for new units,” he said. Galbreath retired in 2015. HIS GIFT: “I started thinking about giving when I was going to retire,” said

Galbreath, who had both a 401(k) and a conventional pension. He decided to make the College a beneficiary of his 401(k). “Even without a will, it was a very easy thing to do,” he said. “You don’t even need a lawyer. It was very painless.”

WHY HE GIVES: “Without my history at Monmouth, I never would’ve had the

job I had or the financial resources I have now,” he said. “The school made it possible, so I’m paying it forward.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS TO HIM: Galbreath studied chemistry at a pivotal time,

just as the department was transitioning to long-time faculty members Richard “Doc” Kieft and Pete Gebauer. In fact, he said, he was on campus during the summer that both men came to interview and met them both. “I think the College made two very good choices,” he said. Galbreath recently visited Monmouth and came away impressed with the positive and supporting environment, including The Monmouth College Pledge signs in Hewes Library which read, in part, “We will treat with respect and civility our fellow students and the faculty and staff who have committed themselves to our learning and development.”

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Terry E J Medhurst 1993 Trust Tri-City Electric Company Virginia B. Flynn Estate Walter S. Huff Jr. Foundation William M. Slayton Estate

EMPLOYEE SERVICE Employees with 25 or more years of service

Rajkumar Ambrose George F. Arnold James E. Betts Mary Hanford Bianchi Harlow B. Blum Steven L. Buban William Burkitt ’63 Daryl B. Carr ’88 Jacquelyn Condon Michael L. Connell Kenneth L. Cramer James L. De Young Roy Dober

$25,000 or more

Individuals

Organizations and Estates

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Anonymous Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell David A. Bowers ’60 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski † George J. Lewis J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee

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Jeffrey D. Rankin Therese Worden Rankin ’00 Roger P. Sander ’78 Joseph C. Schreck Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Thomas J. Sienkewicz Michael E. Sproston ’64 Dean St. Ledger Nancy Burke St. Ledger ’69 Carolyn Suda David Suda Judy Sullivan Mark L. Todd Marta Tucker Jacquelynn Urban William Urban William J. Wallace George L. Waltershausen Craig Watson Lyle L. Welch Carol Whiteside Gary D. Willhardt ’59

NOTE: Monmouth College graduates of the last decade are offered a special membership in the 1853 Society. Membership starts at $100 and increases $100 per year until $1,000 is reached in the 10th year.

The 1853 Society Named to commemorate the year of Monmouth College’s founding, the 1853 Society recognizes alumni, parents, friends and organizations that make leadership annual gifts in support of the college. The society has five clubs, each representing a level of generous giving.

Peter A. Gebauer Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 Terry L. Glasgow Richard L. Griffiths Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Kathy Haas Farhat Haq William M. Hastings Roger D. Haynes ’82 Susan Holm J. Prescott Johnson Wanda Johnson Carolyn Kirk J. Rodney Lemon ’63 Thomas E. Lydic Beth McCoy Lee McGaan ’69 William M. McNall ’81 R. Jeremy McNamara Jill Munson Karen Ogorzalek Mark S. Ogorzalek Sheri White Owen ’96 Vernon Peter Pitts Douglas B. Rankin ’79

J. Allen McGehee ’55 and Annie McGehee Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 William L. Trubeck ’68 Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Ann M. Collier & John L. Collier Trust Bruce B. Wilson Estate Caroline H. Hass CRUT David A. Bowers IRA David A. Bowers Revocable Trust Donald G. Whiteman IRA Fareway Stores, Inc. J & V Flynn Foundation Janice R. Gundersen Trust John W. Gibson Estate Melvin Family Foundation Myers Family Fund Richard Ameen Estate Stanley Earl Chism IRA

DAVID WALLACE CLUB $10,000 to $24,999 Individuals

Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Marion Huey Cairns ’50 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 James A. Hutchinson ’64 F. Addison Jones Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel William W. Laxson ’43 and Jean Walker Laxson ’44 Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Michael B. McCulley ’70 Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock Carla Sanders ’91 Robert J. Shriner Jr. Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Fred Wackerle ’61 Robert L. Walker ’51 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Organizations and Estates

Anonymous A. Douglas McKenzie Trust ARJCO Foundation Ltd. Cline-Lofftus Foundation Community Foundation of the Ozarks Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation David A. Bowers Foundation Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund J & L Freedom Foundation Jean Laxson IRA Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Knapheide Manufacturing Company Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Twomey Foundation William E. Bermann Trust

QUINBY CLUB $5,000 to $9,999 Individuals

† Joyce Totten Apitz ’52 David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Robert L. Best ’62 Anne Buchanan ’64 Christopher S. Byers ’89 and Cheri Nelson Byers ’89 Douglas R. Carlson ’66 Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards James D. Galbreath ’78 Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’06 Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 and Jennifer McConnell Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod

Stephen Dale Mey ’68 William G. Morgan ’64 Madhu Natarajan ’99 John A. Perkins Jr. ’69 and Nancy Driggs Edward F. Perry ’58 and Ellen Littler Perry ’59 J. Stewart Peterson Jr. ’77 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Robb A. Ruyle ’65 Michael Salaway ’89 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 Mary Schwalbert ’45 Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Dwight Tierney ’69 and Dina Nathanson George E. Trotter III ’70 and Lynne Trotter William A. Turner ’93 Eric T. Vogt ’83 P. Andrew Wieland and Roxana Wieland R. Richard Wieland II ’68 and Ann Newton Wieland ’68 David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing Ruth Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone

Organizations and Estates

Advanced Physical Therapy Services, LTD Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Charities Aid Foundation America, Dow Chemical Co Foundation Mg Program Coastwide Environmental Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Exxonmobil Foundation John A. Perkins Jr. Fund McLeod Family Gift Account Murdy Foundation, Inc. Stephen Dale Mey IRA The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The RKC Fund

FOUNDERS CLUB $2,500 to $4,999 Individuals

Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Daniel H. Bowers and Michelle Bowers Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers Otis S. Burge ’99 and Monique Burge Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Sanjoy Datta ’90 and Shari Kuroki Rodney L. Davies ’74 and Diane Minor Davies ’76 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

James L. De Young and Janet De Young Dale Engman and Joyce Engman Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Richard K. Fuller ’57 and Kathleen Fuller Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Gary L. Gilliland ’65 F. William Graue Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Linda Groves Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 John L. Hennessy Jr. ’68 Laura Hutchinson William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Jamie C. Ladd ’65 Frank W. Lee III ’69 and Margaret Will Lee ’71 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 Ann Michael ’67 Jeffrey D. Miller ’84 Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 and Donna Perzigian Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Jeff Sheneberger Marjorie Smolensky Nancy Snowden Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III David M. Timmerman and Mary Timmerman Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 and Allen Voetberg Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White Mary Hollander Winter ’53 and Robert G. Winter ’53 George J. Wolcott Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61 Sarah Young Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65 Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66

Organizations and Estates

American Classical League Johnson Controls Foundation MTC Communications Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Abbott Laboratories

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MONMOUTH CLUB $1,000 to $2,499 Individuals

Anonymous Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 David K. Allen ’69 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund Dustin C. Atwood ’16 Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Paul D. Babcock ’87 and Dianna Lukkasson Babcock ’88 Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Joyce Underwood Barnett ’59 Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton David R. Bates ’63 and Susan Bates Tyler R. Baxter ’16 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Evard P. Best ’56 Reid K. Beveridge ’64 and Eileen Beveridge James B. Bird ’72 Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum DuFresne Penrod Blume ’91 and Larry Blume Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Scott Bond and Janey Bond Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer David C. Bratten ’96 and Kimberly Bruetsch ’97 Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64 Paul L. Brown ’56 Susan Buckles ’66 Gail Bunce Lucy Work Burroughs ’64 Thomas J. Cerkez III ’68 and Mary Eyre-Cerkez Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 John Jeremiah Cotter ’19 Michael D. Cryer ’99 and Christina Stob Cryer ’01 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport Thomas S. Davis ’62 and Jane Robb Davis ’62 Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Luis De Leon Nieves and Feng Chu De Leon Nieves Donald L. Denney ’64 and Dorene Denney Daniel W. Dickson ’89

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Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Richard P. Eichin ’69 and Elizabeth Eichin Kenneth A. Eiserman ’71 and Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman ’72 Rhoda Engel ’57 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 and Joel Esters Gary W. Evans ’69 and Barbara Evans Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Daryl Fisher and Susan Fisher Frank W. Fitch ’51 Georgiana Van Duzer Fleming ’45 Debra Forsaith ’77 Daniel M. Fowler ’72 and Julia Duffy DeBow Freed William R. French ’08 and Karen French Kathryn Goddard Fritz ’50 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 and Lawrence W. Galloway Jane Jackson Garison ’52 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 John Goddard Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Jerry L. Greer ’62 and Judith Greer Claire McWilliams Growden ’50 and Merle B. Growden Robert H. Gwynn ’63 Margaret Hamil ’71 Richard A. Harriss ’62 and Gail Allen Harriss ’64 Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Clifford K. Hastings ’97 and Ron Hoppe- Hastings Marilyn Verploeg Hay ’54 George E. Heck Jr. ’66 and Judi Heck Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess Janet Teuscher Hill ’57 Jane Woods Hobson ’54 James C. Hornaday ’61 Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Charles R. Hughes ’74 Ronald J. Irion ’51 and Shirley Moser Irion ’52 Scott C. James and Monica James John A. Kaiser ’10 Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 Kevin J. Kelley ’72 and Ronda Kelley Glenn P. Kinder ’73 and Nancy Thompson Kinder ’73

Charles W. King ’69 Robert J. King and Mary King David J. Kingsley ’68 Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Kenneth M. Klein ’66 and Susan Latham Klein ’67 James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kocher Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler † John M. Kriegsman ’62 Elise Kuo ’69 Alan J. Landauer ’70 and Gail Anderson Landauer ’71 Christopher F. Lawson ’88 Timothy G. Lee ’61 and Suellen Lee Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69 Pierre Loomis and Lynn Loomis Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Russell F. Marshall ’63 and Mary Bailey Marshall ’64 Thomas S. Martin ’72 Albert S. Maurer ’56 and Patricia Maurer Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Michael E. McCreight ’68 Ruth Goss McKay ’56 Barbara Rahn McKellar ’57 † J. Todd McKellar ’55 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen Robert H. Meneilly ’45 James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 James J. Mock ’65 and Sharon Wehrs Mock ’65 Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Michelle Moy ’89 Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin ’70 and Bruce Edmund Nolin Carl M. O’Connor ’19 Connor Riley Oltman ’19 Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ’54 Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Timothy S. Pecaro ’76 J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Lisa Pepper ’87 Alvin T. Peterson ’60

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Jerri Picha ’75 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Linda Reed ’69 William R. Reinsberg ’63 and Judith Reinsberg Bette Van Natta Resis ’69 and Harry Resis Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards Allison Ritscher ’94 John S. Romine ’55 and Diana Payne Romine ’56 Robert C. Roush ’67 Timothy A. Salier ’96 Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. ’65 and Judith Maxwell Schaeffer ’65 John D. Schroeder ’68 and Helen Herriott Schroeder ’69 Blair W. Schultz ’72 John J. Scotillo ’72 Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Shauman George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons Dorothy Walker Skanderup ’50 and Dean Skanderup Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Gregory A. Smith ’75 and Mary Smith Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth David L. Spears ’62 Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 Edward C. Tews ’82 and Jean Michael Tews ’83 Bishal Thapa ’96 Dora Tinkham Hieu T. Tran ’98 and Angel Foutch Tran ’98 William B. Trent Jr. ’69 and Catherine Blake Trent ’70 Mark T. Tupper ’94 and Tina Tupper John Turnbull and Denise Turnbull Tom L. Ulmet ’64 and Sayuri Ulmet Peter E. Upton ’68 E. Jay Van Cura ’69 and Joyce Van Cura Andries L. Vermeer ’65 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Craig T. Vivian and Jessica Vivian Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62 R. Bruce Weiman ’76 and Debbie Weiman Guy F. Welch ’62 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner Richard W. Whiteman ’64 and Harriet Southerlan Whiteman ’65 Frank Wilary and Jennifer Wilary

DONOR PROFILE: CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS

LONN AND JANET FORBES MYERS ’68 Jan received her Monmouth degree in English and secondary education but began her teaching experience in a second-grade classroom. She earned her master’s degree in elementary education and continued at that level throughout her teaching career until becoming a “stay at home” mom and doing community service. Lonn visited Monmouth regularly to attend Jan’s Alpha Xi Delta social events. They have lived in a Chicago suburb, and Lonn has practiced law in Chicago, for over 43 years.

THEIR GIFT: The couple has made regular gifts to the annual fund for many

years. “After participating in the 2018 Golden Scots weekend and attending the public launch of the Light This Candle campaign, we decided to give more for the long-term maintenance and enhancement of Monmouth’s living-learning environment,” they said.

WHY THEY GIVE: “We have always appreciated Monmouth’s contribution to Jan’s

education,” said Lonn. “When we attended Jan’s 50th class reunion, we were very impressed with the state of Monmouth—its leadership, its programs, its physical plant and its vision. We decided that weekend to make a significant contribution to the Light This Candle campaign to help provide for future generations.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS: Jan was the first woman in her family to consider

college education. “Monmouth provided a welcoming and comfortable environment for me, with great faculty and social interactions, and made my education possible through scholarships, loans and part-time work,” said Jan. “Lonn and I believe that smaller liberal arts colleges provide great education and personal development. Our children attended various smaller colleges, and all of us hope our next generation will do so as well. We want Monmouth College to be an excellent institution for many generations.”

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Jane Batten Wild ’69 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 Molly Wilkens ’49 Mark E. Willhardt Elizabeth Wills ’01 J. Mark Wilson ’78 and Marsha Wilson Ruth Wilson William A. Wolma ’67 and Frances White Wolma ’66 David T. Workman and Linda Workman Gordon B. Yocum ’73 and Bronwyn Yocum

Organizations and Estates

Anonymous Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Alvin T. Peterson Trust Beall Family Charitable Gift Fund Bette Resis IRA Charles R. Hughes Living Trust Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Donald E. Robeson Trust Jeanne A. Robeson Trustee E. Jay Van Cura MD Charitable Fund Galesburg Community Foundation Galloway Family Donor Advised Fund Greg and Mary Ellen Smith Giving Account Howard & Howard Attorneys, PLLC Howard & Howard Community Reinvestment Fund Howard L. Porter IRA Jackson Family Trust Charitable Fund Jessica M. Vivian Donation Account John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund L. Pepper Donor Advised Fund Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Leon A. Kraut IRA Midwest Bank Monticello Community Unit School District No. 25 Board of Education Novartis Credit Card Matching Gifts Program Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund Pierre Loomis As Trustee of the Declaration of Trust Quakers Farm Foundation Randolph Living Trust Reed Gift Fund Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Robert H. Meneilly, Sr. and Shirley A. Meneilly Fund Scott and Janey Bond Trust Security Savings Bank Southern Star Finishes, LLC State Farm Companies Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Deere & Company Thomas S. Davis Trust

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Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Tinkham Living Trust Turnbull Funeral Homes Viola Swenson Estate YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Employee Funds YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Matching Employee Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Mastercard International Inc YourCause, LLC Trustee for Monsanto

R estricted Gifts In addition to supporting the annual fund, donors also designate charitable contributions for specific purposes, endowed funds and capital projects. A. Dean Wright Memorial Scholarship Ruth Wright Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 Endowed Scholarship Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Allen and Alex McGehee Scholarship Anchor Lumber Do-it Center J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee J. Allen McGehee ’55 and Annie McGehee Amy Workman Scholarship David T. Workman and Linda Workman Ann and John Collier Endowment for Global Engagement Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Ardell Student International Travel Fund Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund Baseball Program James L. Ulrich ’94 Bell Family Business Scholarship Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Bowers Hall Endowed Maintenance Fund David A. Bowers ’60 David A. Bowers IRA Bowers Residence Hall David A. Bowers ’60 David A. Bowers Revocable Trust Brad Wefenstette Prize for Social Justice Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Daniel J. Ott and Teresa Ott James Andrew Thomas ’05 and Kelli Wefenstette ’07 Capital Improvements Fund William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers Myers Family Fund Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Carol Veith Sorenson Scholarship Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Center for Science and Business Sarah Kaufman Lopez ’07 and Alejandro Lopez

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 Chaplaincy Program Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Robert L. Best ’62 Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc. Nancy Guilinger Coon ’62 and Richard A. Coon Thomas S. Davis ’62 and Jane Robb Davis ’62 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 † John M. Kriegsman ’62 Melinda Schneider Roehl ’62 and Robert Roehl Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer Thomas S. Davis Trust Thomas S. Davis Ttee Guy F. Welch ’62 Class of 1967 Scholarship Douglas G. Adolphson ’67 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Beall Family Charitable Gift Fund Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Linda Blow Klabunde ’67 Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti Leon A. Kraut IRA Fidelity Brokerage Services Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Shauman Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66 Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Classics Week American Classical League Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc. Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Michael B. McCulley ’70 Midwest Bank Security Savings Bank Cline-Lofftus Foundation Scholarship Cline-Lofftus Foundation Commander G.E. Boone Endowed Professorship in the Computational Sciences Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski

Dawn McRoberts Strauss Endowed Award Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Department of Accounting Emily Flint ’16 Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Julie Trac ’07 Department of Art Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin David M. Brittain ’73 Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Hiroko Saito ’86 Yvette Velez ’00 Department of Biology Victoria Bautch ’74 Melissa Zaayenga Bryant ’93 Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Department of Capron Classics Melissa O’Shea ’14 Department of Chemistry Mark M. Goodman ’69 and Else Goodman Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 Donald R. Paulson ’65 and Elizabeth Paulson Jeff Sheneberger Sarah Crummy Wolek ’01 and Rich Wolek Department of Communications Roberta Davilla Robbins ’77 Department of Education Ann Garry ’65 and Robert Ashen Douglas A. Gibb ’85 Robert J. Hehn ’65 and Karen Brunke Hehn ’65 Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Sandra Starr Stevenson ’83 Robert G. Yarde ’58 and Marilyn Yarde Department of History Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Rebekah Sell ’14 Sarah Crummy Wolek ’01 and Rich Wolek Department of Music David G. Allison ’92 and Shana Allison F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Richard W. Karcher ’74 and Mary Karcher James Michael O’Brien ’08 and Jessie Bassette O’Brien ’08 Department of Physics Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Frank D. Komatar ’65 Hillis Skov Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White

Dallas and Barbara Irelan Scholarship William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan

Department of Political Economy & Commerce Dale Hull

Dave and Julie Arnold Scholarship David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65

Department of Theatre Anonymous Sherry Bair

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Rhonda Bryant Demetrio Chavez and Eva Chavez Michelle Damian James L. De Young and Janet De Young Michael Emmons and Carrie Emmons Erin Glasnovich Adrienne Hagen Jeffrey P. Harshbarger and Cynthia Harshbarger John Henderson James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Christine Johnston F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer Petra Kuppinger Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Lee McGaan ’69 Linda Marier McGaan ’92 Alana Newman John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Brandon J. Ouellette ’14 and Tiffany Adams Ouellette ’14 Todd Quick and Emma Quick Samantha Roberts ’21 Bradley Rowe Leslie C. Schwass and Rita Schwass Adrianna Shragal Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Bryan E. Siverly ’81 Candace Smith Michael Solontoi and Kathleen Solontoi Audra Sostarecz Michael Sostarecz Lucinda Stanfield William J. Wallace Mark E. Willhardt Ronda Ehlen Willhardt ’85 Sally Wilson David C. Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone De Young Theatre Arts Education Fund James L. De Young and Janet De Young Digital Propaganda Research Center Traci Whyte Abbott ’83 and James Abbott Rajkumar Ambrose and Sarojini Ambrose Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Kayla Beadles ’17 Allyson Behm ’98 Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Dennis Bonifer Derek Bonifer

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Robert H. Brink ’68 Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Amanda Cox ’02 Stevie Croisant ’14 Michelle Damian James L. De Young and Janet De Young Olivia Diaz ’18 Eric Dickens and Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Kristen English Bradley J. Foley ’95 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Stephen H. Goss ’74 and Karen Goss Gavin N. Halpin ’12 Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Joshua Hawthorne Laura Feinberg Hershcopf ’78 Robert Hinck Abby Hubbard ’17 Derek M. Huff ’11 Robin Jarvis ’84 Tessa Jones ’18 Patrick F. Kennedy ’04 and Kathleen Koelbl Kennedy ’06 Lloyd W. Kinzer ’62 and Joellyn Kinzer Alice Dunlap-Kraft ’75 and Robert Kraft Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer Karen Krueger ’72 Kaylee Kurtz ’18 Lee McGaan ’69 Linda Marier McGaan ’92 Ruth Goss McKay ’56 Carol Jameson McNally ’74 and Paul A. McNally Joseph Miczulski Michelle Moy ’89 Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Michael Nelson Veronica Laude Noland ’88 Michelle Nutting ’11 John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Jerri Picha ’75 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin John D. Rigg ’95 Lucille Rupe ’65 Laura Salas ’19 Laura Epley Selken ’84 and Ronald Ray Selken Kathryn Shipp ’13 Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons

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Amy Fraser Sowinski ’03 John E. Swanson ’14 Kelly Frericks Thannert ’05 and Marc Thannert Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund David M. Timmerman and Mary Timmerman Kenneth L. Wherry ’73 Brian E. Wilcoxon ’07 and Kimberly Karau Wilcoxon ’06 Mark E. Willhardt Elizabeth Wills ’01 Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Lynne Brown Yuchs ’82 and Steve Yuchs Donald Leigh Jones Music Scholarship MaryLu Belcher Bretsch ’68 and Darwin Bretsch Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heinz Marissa Historical and Genealogical Society Donald R. Hellison Scholarship Award James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly Nelson Nelson ’61 Nelson Foundation Dr. Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel Biology Fund Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Dr. Irwin E. Kirk Scholarship Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Dr. Steven A. ’66 and Mrs. Elaine Baer ’67 Azuma Scholarship Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Endowed Faculty Development Fund Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 Donald R. Paulson ’65 and Elizabeth Paulson Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards Engineering Randall J. Slaboch ’76 and Marsha Spleha Slaboch ’75 Environmental Studies Trips Charles W. King ’69 Eyler Family Scholarship James W. Eyler and Kel-Ann Eyler Robert J. King and Mary King F. Garvin and Katye L. Davenport Memorial Scholarship F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Fighting Scots Society Anonymous Bryce M. Adolphson ’99 and Ashley Adolphson Advanced Carpet Care & Restoration Inc. Advanced Physical Therapy Services, LTD James W. Albright ’69 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88

Gary K. Allen ’55 and Annetta Allen Derek Archer ’97 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Kathryn Argentine ’12 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Armstrong Farms David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Christopher L. Ashby ’95 and Brandy Ashby Emily Bakes ’08 Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 Kerry L. Bean ’81 Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Dorothy Kern Behnke ’49 Alan R. Betourne II ’05 and Lisa Betourne Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Susan Blaesing Michael A. Blodgett ’11 and Chelsey Widdop Blodgett ’13 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Thomas W. Bollman ’61 and Betty Jerden Bollman ’71 James S. Bondurant ’57 and Kathryn Bondurant Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Casey C. Boydstun ’02 William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Paul A. Bubb ’79 and Susan Bubb Joe Burgess Jr. ’84 Stephanie Burke Christopher S. Byers ’89 and Cheri Nelson Byers ’89 Ruth Byers Cameron Grain Corporation John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 John L. Carter ’74 Katelynn Propes Carter ’17 Chemsearch FE S. Mark Childs ’95 and Amy Bradshaw ’95 Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark David Reid Clark Monty J. Coffman Tiffany Mekshes Cole ’89 Bennie J. Coleman ’75 and Rena Griffin Coleman ’75 Continental Fire Sprinkler Co Lois Cook Kathryn Cummins Cope ’58 Jeff S. Cutler Don Cutright and Jennifer Cutright

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Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Loren C. Datlof and Stacy Datlof Michael V. Dato David Reid Clark, Attorney at Law Rodney L. Davies ’74 and Diane Minor Davies ’76 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Stephen D. Dawson ’70 Todd A De La Rosa and Sarah De La Rosa Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Clairus M. Dew ’38 and Elizabeth Johnson Dew ’41 Lydia Dibissa Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Dietz Douglas W. Dodson and June Dodson Gary Doetsch Wendy Downing Dr. C. Thomas Rezner IRA Merrill Lynch W. Brent Dugan ’94 and Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Laura Dulee Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 Far and Near Travel Agency Fareway Stores, Inc. Jerry W. Farris and Linda Farris Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing First Lutheran Church James M. Flynn III ’65 Kim Fornero Kelci Foss ’18 Stephen Frakes and Lori Frakes Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation Trent Friedrich Kent D. Froebe ’00 and Kari Walters Froebe ’99 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Joshua T. Fuchs Kevin P. Fuchs and Rita Fuchs Howard A. Fulford ’63 Rip Fulton ’57 Dan Gaherty and Cheryl Gaherty Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’06 Gary R. Geiger ’76 Clarissa Gentzler David D. George ’00 and Stephanie George Sara Ingersoll Gielow ’07 and Ryan Gielow Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Gilbert Hennenfent Farm Account

DONOR PROFILE: STUDENT SUPPORT

NANCY SPEER ENGQUIST ’74 Engquist devoted her career to education, teaching for 35 years at the elementary and middle school level, and overlapping that work with 25 years as an educational consultant at Illinois State University. Among many accomplishments in her consulting role, she developed ISU’s Professional Development School (PDS), a year-long student-teaching experience. She holds a master’s degree in special education from Northern Illinois University and an Ed.D. in curriculum instruction and educational psychology from Loyola University in Chicago. She has served on the Monmouth College Board of Trustees since 2002.

HER GIFT: Engquist supports internships for Monmouth students. The funding helps cover the type of unforeseen costs that students often encounter with internships, especially off-campus experiences. “I strongly believe in internships,” she said. “I really saw the value of them when I was working with PDS at Illinois State. A great deal of learning in college happens outside the walls of the classroom, and one way that happens is through internships.”

WHY SHE GIVES: Engquist said gifts don’t have to be seven figures to have an

impact. “You don’t have to be a millionaire to make a million-dollar difference for someone and change their life,” she said. “Everybody can give something, whether it’s time, talent or money.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS TO HER: Engquist, who was the first person in her family to attend college, said, “Doors were opened to me at Monmouth personally, professionally and educationally. It was hard work, but Monmouth provided me ways to interact at the state, national and even international level in ways I never would have thought possible.”

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† Gloria Harger Gildemeister ’53 † Henry H. Gildemeister ’51 John Goddard Robert B. Green ’81 and Roxanne Stanley Green ’81 Corey S. Gruber ’11 and Christa Gonigam Gruber ’11 William W. Haas and Kathy Haas Gavin N. Halpin ’12 Stephen R. Hartman ’92 and Karen Hartman Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Terry A. Henderson ’69 and Debbie Henderson Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Dennis R Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo John W. Hiel and Elizabeth Hiel Hiel Enterprises, Inc. Hiel Trucking, Inc. F. David Hillis ’92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ’93 Brittany Cecil Holmes ’10 Tanesha Hughes ’09 Dale Hull Laura Hutchinson Jessica Irons ’17 John R. Huston Declaration of Trust Kooten L. Johnson Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Haley Jones ’12 Michael J. Jones ’99 and Miranda Jones Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Kellogg Printing Company Philip G. Killey Jr. ’63 and Ellen Killey Aaron P. Kimzey Jerry L. Kinney and Kristina Kinney Molly McNamara Klinger ’03 and Jacob Klinger James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Kone Inc. Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Kelli Krueger ’16 Ethan Scott Lafary ’15 and Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Lois Cook IRA Edward Jones Trust Co as Cust FBO Mr. and Mrs. Lowell J. Long Ashley Lublansky Mary McGregor Luczu ’01 and Scott P. Luczu Robert C. Mabry Jr. ’68 and Sally Mabry

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Walter Mahler ’50 Mangieri Electric David R. Mann ’95 and Elizabeth Doty Mann ’95 Mary Duncan McBride ’56 Michael E. McCreight ’68 Marlon McDonald and Sheryl McDonald James N. McInnes ’48 James F. McKinley Jr. ’64 and Sharon McKinley Kenneth G. McMillan Lynn Barnett McVey ’83 and R. Stephen McVey Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman Midwest Bank Midwest Uniform Supply F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 Thomas J. Mitchell ’72 and Sylvia Mitchell Monticello Community Unit School District No. 25 Board of Education Carol Bryden Moore ’60 Melanie Moore Michelle Moy ’89 MTC Communications Todd W. Myers ’95 and Stacy Lafferty Myers ’93 Matthew C. Nelson ’01 and Ann Moody Nelson ’00 George C. Nieman and Elizabeth Nieman Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Frank R. Oakley ’63 Michael P. Oblinger ’05 and Elizabeth Ruebush Oblinger ’04 B. Joe O’Brien ’77 and Amy O’Brien Office Specialists Inc. Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Colby M. Oleson ’91 John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Timothy Painter and Kari Painter Daniel F. Palmer ’75 and Sheri Palmer Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo William E. Parker ’77 Jason D. Paulsgrove ’04 Michelle Perry ’89 John W. Phillips ’61 James E. Pilarski ’66 and Judith Anderson Pilarski ’66 Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 John C. Pitchford ’88 Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler David P. Poirier and Christine Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Joel Poppen Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin

Jane Hartley Pratt Stephen D. Purington ’74 and Alice Purington Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt William G. Pyatt ’75 and Brenda Pyatt Joshua M. Ragar ’06 and Sara Ragar Kenneth A. Rager ’61 Margaret Scudella Ramirez ’09 and Randall James Ramirez Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Jeffrey Joseph Rebholz ’07 Coleman Vern Reed ’15 and Clarissa Henby Reed ’15 Jennifer Tibbie Renchen ’95 C. Thomas Rezner ’64 and Sylvia Ramsey- Rezner Ross A. Richardson ’89 Rip Fulton Business Account Carolyn Ross Warren D. Rowland ’01 and Ann Rowland Natasha Kemmerling Russell ’07 and Gregory Russell Mitchell P. Russell ’98 and Julie Casteel Russell ’96 Ruyle Mechanical Services, Inc. Ryan and Associates Erhard G. Saettler and †Suzanne Saettler Michael Salaway ’89 Timothy A. Salier ’96 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Harry D. Sanchez ’19 Joan Nickel Sanders ’64 Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Daniel L. Schisler ’94 and Angela Schisler John F Schmitt and Laura Schmitt Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Susan Rayniak Schneider ’69 Nathan P. Schroeder Stephen Blair Schweer and Tabitha Schweer John J. Scotillo ’72 Conner E. Sharp Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Emily Siefken ’16 SJW Enterprises LLC Market Alley Wines Hillis Skov Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith John H. Smith ’67 Tyler E. Snyder ’04 Blake A. Sondgeroth ’17 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Perry Springer Ronald St. George ’71 and Barbara St. George Jon Starkey Jeffrey L. Steinberger ’69 John R. Stergulz ’66 and Ellen Stergulz

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney William T. Taylor and Judith Taylor Charles Temaner and Laury Temaner The Salon Company Edward J. Thomas Jr. and Diane Thomas James E. Thompson ’57 Topps Tree Service Alanna Trettin ’16 Alison Trettin K. Michael Trevor ’64 and Susan Trevor Tri-City Electric Company Abby Tucker John Turnbull and Denise Turnbull Turnbull Funeral Homes Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tori Tweedy David L. Vancil Jr. and Kelli Vancil Craig VanMetre and Donna VanMetre Aaron R. Venters ’97 and Emily King Venters ’97 Jeannette Williams Vogt ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Von Wald Felicia Roberts Wachob ’09 and Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. Fred Wackerle ’61 Walgreens Accounting Ctr Warren County YMCA Kaitlyn Washburn ’14 Richard J. Webb ’57 and Maurine Webb Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber Guy F. Welch ’62 Christopher M. Welty ’09 and Maureen Welty Jonathan M. Welty ’12 Jack White James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop Gary L. Wiegel ’59 Dennis A Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wilmot Michael T. Wilmoth ’06 and Taylor Wilmoth Christopher Wilson J. Mark Wilson ’78 and Marsha Wilson Douglas F. Winebright Michel Paul Wolf ’84 Timothy Wolf ’89 and Maria Wolf Frank J. Wollrab ’71 Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Yemm Chevrolet Inc. Football Program Hollis F. Douglas Jr. and Sabrina Douglas Thomas Lesniewski ’19 Gregory L. Monn ’05 D. Pat Raftis ’05 Philip Talley and Catherine Talley The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund

The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Google Galesburg Community Foundation Electronics Grant Galesburg Community Foundation General Library Books Fund Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Melba Larson Matson ’52 David Work and Frances Work General Scholarships Fund Stephanie Lankford Baker ’15 and Chance Baker Bruce J. Birney ’69 and Donna Johnston Birney ’69 Ross M. Chrisman ’74 George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Brenda Metternich Hoelscher ’05 and Frederick Hoelscher Kristine Ketcham ’88 Ruth Goss McKay ’56 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss David L. Murray ’65 and Sandra Murray Craig A. Patterson ’72 and Kathleen Patterson Elizabeth Patterson ’63 Brenda Robinson-Young State Farm Companies Foundation Donald R. Steiner ’54 and Deila Steiner Nancy Clark Wright ’57 General Science George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons Glen D. & Anita C. Rankin Memorial Scholarship Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Go Virtually Anywhere in the Human Body Project Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Antonetta Axup ’18 Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Marjorie Bond Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Tim Bridge James R. Bunn ’68 and Alice Young Bunn ’69 Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Michelle Damian Rafael C. Delgado ’05 and Kathryn Jackson ’05 Steven P. Distin ’08 Madeline Dohleman ’18 Marsha Dopheide Kristen English

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Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 and Joel Esters Rachel Evans Carla Ewing ’88 Lloyd H. Fish ’74 and Sharon Fish Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Linda Groves Katherine Hanson Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Judith Hartley ’63 Alec Robert Hayes Ian F. Jefferson Justin M. Johnston ’04 and Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 Karoline Kamzic Martin L. Katz ’72 and Michele Spleha Katz ’73 Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Kathryn Mainz Michael Mainz Nicholas P. Mainz ’17 Kyle Martin Lynn Barnett McVey ’83 and R. Stephen McVey Sabrina Moran Gabrielle Nance Michael Nelson Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin M. Lucas Raymond ’00 and Emily Moore Raymond ’00 Caleb L. G. Santana Sherri-Gae Scott ’03 Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin Benedict Simmons Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Sophia Slocum ’18 Hannah Snyder Perry Springer Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III Kimberly Hanson Vogt ’98 Adam S. Volpp ’03 and Elizabeth Nendza Volpp ’03 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Joan Wertz Kenneth L. Wherry ’73

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Mark E. Willhardt Linda Winter Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Emily Zvolanek ’06

Goldsborough Scholars William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Goodall-Bowers Memorial Scholarship Scott Bond and Janey Bond Daniel H. Bowers and Michelle Bowers David A. Bowers ’60 Michael L. Bowers and Linda Bowers Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers David A. Bowers Foundation Daryl Fisher and Susan Fisher Scott C. James and Monica James Novartis Credit Card Matching Gifts Program Scott and Janey Bond Trust Frank Wilary and Jennifer Wilary Haldeman-Thiessen Science Center William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Hamilton-Jones Educational Scholarship Award Anonymous Harlan G. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Robin A. Johnson ’80 Heimo and Eileen Loya Memorial Scholarship Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Alan L. Loya ’66 Helen McClure Wieland Scholarship in the Arts ARJCO Foundation Ltd. P. Andrew Wieland and Roxana Wieland R. Richard Wieland II ’68 and Ann Newton Wieland ’68 History Department Endowed Prize Fund William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Homer L. Shoemaker Memorial Scholarship Hollis Shoemaker Yocum ’75 Howard & Howard Scholarship Howard & Howard Attorneys, PLLC Howard & Howard Community Reinvestment Fund Ira Smolensky Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Thomas Best Robert Bianchi and Mary Hanford Bianchi

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Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Marjorie Bond Steven L. Buban Donald Cooley and Anita Cooley Kenneth L. Cramer Joseph A. Cross ’04 Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum Jason R. Damewood and Mindy Damewood Eric Dickens and Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Silvia Fabela ’07 B. Kathleen Fannin James C. Free and Gladys Free William R. French ’08 and Karen French Peter A. Gebauer and Janet Gebauer Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Jacquelyn Condon Sarah Hockenberry ’05 Jessica M. Vivian Donation Account Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Petra Kuppinger William Lotz and Stacy Ashton Lotz Anne Mamary Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Al McGuire and Beverly McGuire R. Jeremy McNamara and Alice McNamara Dan Murphy and Annie Moore Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Madhu Natarajan ’99 Michael Nelson Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Eric J. Ostermeier ’92 and Melanie Burns Abigail Mahrt Powell ’01 and Dathan A. Powell Allison Costello Qualkinbush ’05 and Robert Qualkinbush Colleen Shaughnessy ’00 Mark J. Shaw ’08 and Traci Ratliff Shaw ’08 Jessica Jordan Shipley ’10 and Joseph Shipley Marjorie Smolensky Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 Mercedes Streeter ’15 Bishal Thapa ’96 Craig T. Vivian and Jessica Vivian William J. Wallace Claire Winter ’12 Frederick E. Witzig and Nancy Witzig Janet Faulkner Memorial Scholarship Margaret Hamil ’71

Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert Joan Lewis Endowed Scholarship † George J. Lewis JoAnn R. (Weakly) Whiteman Endowed Scholarship Donald G. Whiteman IRA Vanguard Donald G. Whiteman ’49 John W. Cleland Memorial Scholarship Nancy Cleland John W. Gibson Scholarship John W. Gibson Estate Kappa Kappa Gamma House Fund David L. Danner ’64 and Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Barbara Solum Huwe ’66 Pierre Loomis and Lynn Loomis Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Pierre Loomis As Trustee of the Declaration of Trust Carla Sanders ’91 David M. Timmerman and Mary Timmerman Karen Hornaday Memorial Scholarship James C. Hornaday ’61 Kenneth ’62 and Judith Knox Chemistry Program Fund Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Abbott Laboratories Leona Stanford Vollintine Charitable Trust Scholarships Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Library Gifts Anaclare Frost Evans ’63 Catherine Heimann Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips Lobie Stone Visual Arts Scholarship Clarence R. Wyatt Lux Center Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Lux Summer Theological Institute Ann M. Collier & John L. Collier Trust Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57

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Margaret C. Bozarth Scholarship Margaret Bozarth ’61 Margaret Lord Music Scholarship Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell YourCause, LLC Trustee for Mastercard International Inc Marshall-Peters Science Scholarship Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Matilda J. Cerpa Scholarship Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa The RKC Fund MC Student Emergency Fund Ryan Dorow and Jessica Hawkinson-Dorow Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 McLeod Family Endowed Scholarship Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod McLeod Family Gift Account Mellon Foundation Integrated Studies Grant The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Men’s Lacrosse Team Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair The Benevity Community Impact Fund Deere & Company Michael J. McGrath ’71 Scholarship Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Monmouth Cheerleaders Brooklynne Springer ’15 Monmouth College Campus Garden James L. De Young and Janet De Young Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Monmouth College Pipe Band Antonetta Axup ’18 Richard J. Nicholls ’69 J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Monmouth College Radio Station Timothy S. Pecaro ’76 Moot Court Competition Prizes Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Morrill, Fox, Cleland, Kennedy and Zellers Endowed Fund for the English and Theater Departments L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel

BILL ’81 AND YVONNE MENSING HURCKES ’80 Yvonne spent part of her adult life raising the couple’s two sons. She recently retired after 20 years of teaching, primarily in the Chillicothe (Ill.) school system. The first 10 years after graduating from Monmouth, Bill pursued a career in teaching and coaching. In 1992, he made the decision to open his own independent financial planning firm. Bill is founder/owner of Clarity Group Midwest in East Peoria, Ill.

THEIR GIFT: The couple created an endowed fund to provide perpetual funds for unanticipated needs and/or emergency situations for Monmouth students. The income from their invested endowment will provide the specified funding.

WHY THEY GIVE: In the couple’s early years, sacrifices needed to be made and they weren’t able to support their alma mater how they would’ve liked. “Starting a business was tough and there just wasn’t much left over at the end of the month,” said Bill. “It is much different now. At the end of the day, we gave because we felt we were in the position to give. We also wanted to create an avenue for students who had the unexpected need for financial assistance.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS TO THEM: “For us, Monmouth allowed us to meet

each other, fall in love and have a wonderful family,” said Bill. “It also gave us the opportunity to have long-lasting friendships that we cherish more so today than we probably did 40 years ago.” The couple also appreciates the academic rigor of the College. “Succeeding in the classroom for four years and graduating gave us the sort of work ethic that has helped us during our postcollege years,” said Bill.

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Mortar Board Scholarships Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Margaret Bozarth ’61 Carolyn Phelps Trust Claire McIntosh Detlefs ’50 Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Dew Revocable Trust UTA Larry R. Dew Or Judith A. Dew Trustee Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Jane Fort Edwards ’75 and Tom Edwards Roberta Thompson Fassett ’56 Arlene Kunde Flynn ’53 Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette ’52 Susan Bahnick Jones ’72 Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Cherry Lauder McIlvain ’47 C. Dean Mitchell ’57 and Trudy Morrill Mitchell ’57 Elspeth Barclay Peterjohn ’59 Carolyn Phelps ’54 Dennis Piermont and Julia Piermont Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Sarah Head Stambaugh ’85 and Ronald J. Stambaugh Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer Susan B. Jones Living Trust Carol Anderson Vernon ’62 Jane Eddy Wiley ’58 Murdy Trotter Scholarship Murdy Foundation, Inc. George E. Trotter III ’70 and Lynne Trotter Music Trips Laurel Buckley Abraham ’11 David G. Allison ’92 and Shana Allison Michael J. Anderson ’81 and Martha Eckhard Anderson ’83 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong James B. Bailey ’51 and Barbara Atkinson Bailey ’52 Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry Deborah Woodruff Baxter Kayla Beadles ’17 Lisa Hines Berg ’83 Evard P. Best ’56 Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah ’92 and Todd L. Bezenah Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Mary Bohlander ’13 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer

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David A. Bowers ’60 Jessica DeBlieck Brownlee ’01 Alexis Zanis Carscadden ’06 and Jeremiah Carscadden Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Chrysovalantis Constantinou Gareth J. Cordery Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 and Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Richard W. Crockett ’61 Michelle Damian Kris Wang Dare ’92 and Phil Dare David A. Bowers Revocable Trust Utd 10/24/2008 Kyle T. Dickson ’15 Margaret Flick Droppa ’58 Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree Zachary Erwin Mandy Fisher Alexis Fulkerson Garren ’13 and Sebastian Garren Kelsey Gaylord ’18 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Darryl Grissom and Melissa Grissom Mark E. Grover Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Sarah Henderson J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Richard I. Jefferson and Susan Jefferson F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Daniel T Kavanaugh and Candice Kavanaugh Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Caitlin Kozelichki ’16 Elise Kuo ’69 Petra Kuppinger Helen Culp Lawrence ’84 and Thomas J. Lawrence Sharon Irvine Lopatka ’63 Anne Mamary Kristin Martin ’04 Charles E. Matlock ’99 Molly Larcombe McCarthy ’03 and Justin McCarthy Michael B. McCulley ’70 Deena Fisher McLaughlin Ann Michael ’67 Janice Singelman Mitchell ’57 Pamela Larson Moore ’88 Jill Munson Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Timothy A. Pahel Joyce Patterson J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock John A. Perkins Jr. ’69 and Nancy Driggs Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Edward F. Perry ’58 and Ellen Littler Perry ’59

Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Luke Allen Pratt ’18 Allison Costello Qualkinbush ’05 and Robert Qualkinbush Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts Adam P. Ruble ’15 Mary Schuch ’12 Katharine Pearce Shaver ’02 and Brandon T. Shaver Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 Karen Deen Squire ’62 Samantha Stevenson ’15 Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels Janis Stone Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 John E. Swanson ’14 Roy J. Sye ’13 and Colleen Sinclair Sye ’13 Mark E. Taylor ’78 Brinton B. Vincent ’13 Fred Wackerle ’61 Kristen Wyse Wagner ’11 and Craig E. Wagner Carol Mullen Walsh ’73 and Stephen L. Walsh Diane Wells Alyssa Whitacre John A. Williams ’17 Holly Woolard Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Nathan & Laura Gaskill Accounting Prize Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’06 Off-Campus Student Opportunities Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Alexander M. Lindsay ’68 and Judith Lindsay Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Parent & Family Council Project Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Rachel Atherton ’08 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Arica Brazil ’13 William K. Buchanan and Malloree Buchanan

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John P. Callahan and Jane Callahan Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Abie R Chadderdon and Penni Chadderdon Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Rafael Cobarrubias Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Kimberly Griffin Cruz ’84 Jennifer Davis ’04 Luis De Leon Nieves and Feng Chu De Leon Nieves Patrick C. Dobberstein and Christine Dobberstein George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Kristen English Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 and Joel Esters Carla Ewing ’88 Lori Eyre Timothy A. Fletcher ’95 Jill Franklund Stacy Frierdich-Hinrichs Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Jannette Goodall ’86 Craig Gustafson and Margaret Gustafson Kimberly Hallam ’92 Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 John A. Haslem Jr. Dennis R. Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo Fabian Herrera and Dorys Almeida Herrera Mark Hinrichs Mary Beth Incorvati John A. Kaiser ’10 Carrie Gawthrop Kauck ’88 Rich Kellar and Shannon Kellar Konrad Lindner’s Store Michael B. Kramer ’73 and Ann Doherty Kramer ’73 Diana Hearne ’82 and Kevin Kromer Konrad Lindner and Lorraine Lindner Nancy Loch Brian D. Logan and Brenda Logan Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 and Jennifer McConnell Michelle Moy ’89 William C. Myers ’85 and Margaret Kerr Myers ’85 Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Veronica Laude Noland ’88 Anthony E. Oakson and Brenda Oakson Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Lazaro M. Perez and Ann Perez Dean E. Peterson ’64 and Suzanne Peterson Jordan Pless ’09

Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 M. Lucas Raymond ’00 and Emily Moore Raymond ’00 Janice Reder-Gosser ’83 Maeve Reilly Nicole Resley ’22 Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross George N. Ruglio and Tracey Ruglio Lori Schroeder Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Alex Simmons Marc Simmons Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth John M. Spence and Lynda Spence State Farm Companies Foundation Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 and Mark W. Talbott Mark E. Taylor ’78 Edward J. Thomas Jr. and Diane Thomas Paul Trettin and Tracy Trettin Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk David L. Vancil Jr. and Kelli Vancil Katharine Wakolbinger Welch ’73 and John Welch Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Mark E. Willhardt Sarah Pratt Wilson ’05 and William Wilson Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Kristie Klapp Zessin ’87 and J. Bradley Zessin Pre-Med Immersion Program Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Quinby Family Scholarship Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Ralph and Judith Riggs Scholarship Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Richard “Doc” Kieft Chemistry/Biochemistry Scholarship Paul G. Luepke ’83 and Judi Poettgen Luepke ’83 Richard and Eloise Hutchinson Scholarship James A. Hutchinson ’64 Robert E. Acheson Scholarship Nancy Acheson McGaan ’60 Robert H. Buchholz Scholarship J & L Freedom Foundation Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Robert L. Walker ’51 Scholarship Robert L. Walker ’51

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Rural Schools Collaborative Fund Community Foundation of the Ozarks Grants and Distributions Account Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Rural Teacher Initiative Kimberly Griffin Cruz ’84 Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Michael B. McCulley ’70 Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Teresa Platt Spenn ’78 and Richard Spenn Sarah Turner Shriner ’71 Scholarship Linda Larsen Pfaff ’71 Robert J. Shriner Jr. ScotSpeak Debate Team Cole H. Downey ’17 Senior Class Gift Anonymous Jose Acosta Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Brandon C. Allsop ’19 Samuel M. Argubright Christopher Armbruster and Michelle Armbruster Ian Z. Armbruster ’19 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Ramiro Arteaga Yulissa Avila ’19 Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Madison Baker ’19 Alexandra Barrett ’19 Farida Mohammed Bature ’18 Michael J. Bersell Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Mikayla Bolton ’19 Lisa Bondi ’05 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Rachel Book ’19 Tim Bridge Paula Rundell Brooks ’83 and Gerald Brooks Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Kayla Brotzman ’19 Robert Budach and Anne Giffey Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 and Krystal Carlson William C. Carnes ’19 Marilyn Carteno ’19 Martha Carwile Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark

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Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Patrick S. Corrigan ’13 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 John Jeremiah Cotter ’19 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum Jessica Avila-Cuevas ’12 and Alejandro Cuevas Jason R. Damewood and Mindy Damewood Michelle Damian Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day William Decker and Lori Decker Debra DeCrane Derek E. Denton ’19 Lindsey DeWitt ’19 Paulino Diaz and Elvira Diaz Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Ryan Dorow and Jessica Hawkinson-Dorow Ryan P. Doyle W. Brent Dugan ’94 and Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Jacob J. Durdan Jennista Eastman ’19 Mason Ely ’19 Morgan Enburg ’13 Rachel Evans Kelly Sutton Everding ’98 and Paul R. Everding Taylor Ewald ’19 Lori Eyre Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Jon Ferguson and Lori Ferguson Zachary Miles Ferris Emily Fisher ’19 Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Kim Fornero Danielle Diamond Franklin ’13 and Sean Franklin Carlos Fulgencio ’19 Gary Funk Nicholas Galvan ’19 Paige Gerard ’19 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Greg R. Gilliland ’77 and Susan Gilliland Isabella Glazer ’19 Julianna Graf ’16 Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer Amanda Grissom ’19 Darryl Grissom and Melissa Grissom Mark E. Grover Alison Gustafson ’18 Craig Gustafson and Margaret Gustafson Ron Hall and Audree Hall Terry Hanson Andrew Todd Hardy ’19

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Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Larry Allen Haynes Jr. ’19 Sarah Henderson Elizabeth Hermosillo Lori Carrell Hildebrand ’92 and Philip Hildebrand John Frederick Hintz II ’19 Patrick Hockenbury Logan B. Hoepfner ’19 Kaitlyn Rule Holland ’19 Martin Holland and Catherine Schell Caitlyn Honan ’19 Sarah Hunt ’19 Carley Interial ’18 Maria Jeleva ’18 Demi Johnson ’19 Shain R. Johnson ’19 Simone Johnson ’19 Christine Johnston Peter J. Johnston ’19 Courtney Jonsson ’14 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Aaron P. Kimzey Mark Kimzey and Linda Kimzey Jerry L. Kinney and Kristina Kinney Elizabeth Kopping Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer Tamara La Prad Mackenzi Lafferty ’19 Kristin Larson Tara Todd Lewis ’03 and Greg Lewis Hannah Lingle ’19 Ashley Long Vicky Ly Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Steve Malecha and Leann Malecha Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Ashley Maurer ’19 Jacolby Kevon Maxwell ’19 Vanessa Maxwell Troy B. McCrery ’87 and Theresa Brockhouse McCrery Connor S. McDonald ’19 Marlon McDonald and Sheryl McDonald Tyler S. McDonald ’19 James M. McGrew ’19 Deena Fisher McLaughlin Jacob R. McLean ’15 and Haleigh Garrett McLean ’15 Karen Mendoza ’19 Zoe Meyer-Thomas ’19 Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10 James Monroe and Marlene Monroe Jacob L. Myers ’19 Alana Newman

Veronica Laude Noland ’88 Carl M. O’Connor ’19 Thomas O’Connor and Jane O’Connor Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Timothy O’Hern and Deborah O’Hern Mark A. Ojeda ’18 Cheryl Oltman Connor Riley Oltman ’19 John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Salomon Perez ’19 Joshua Connor Perschall ’19 Campbell M. Quirk Eric J. Ramirez ’18 and Alecia Hawkins Ramirez ’19 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Stacey Reed Maeve Reilly Thomas Rose and Sandra Rose Gregory Rothbardt and Julie Rothbardt Amanda Rush ’11 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Harry D. Sanchez ’19 Bernadette Sarabia ’19 Kathryn Saulcy ’19 Leslie C. Schwass and Rita Schwass Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Max Anthony Seisser ’15 Vicki Seisser Emily Shaw ’19 David Simmons Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Rishikaa Singh ’22 Elizabeth Smith ’19 Sarah Smith Hadley Smithhisler Lauren Sperry Kelly Stadter ’07 Jon Starkey Samantha Stevenson ’15 Natalie Stortoni ’16 Tara Sturgeon ’19 Julie Battcher Sullivan ’12 and Charlie Sullivan Bridget Lee Szakacs ’04 and Steve Szakacs Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 and Mark W. Talbott Aubree Taylor ’19 William T. Taylor and Judith Taylor Marisa Teske ’09 The Commencement Group Inc Alexandria Tibbs ’19 Jakob Clyde Uryasz Robert Utterback and Audrey Utterback Rebecca Vlcek-Denton Rebecca Wahlberg ’19 Amy Ward ’19 Kevin D. Warrington and Amy Warrington

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Martha McCurdy Welch ’57 Ronda Ehlen Willhardt ’85 Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Joel Woerner and Melissa Nelson-Woerner Scott M. Woods ’89 and Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 David C. Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Sarah Young

DONOR PROFILE: RECURRING GIFT

Seriously Creative Art Program Alice Dunlap-Kraft ’75 and Robert Kraft Short-Term Study Trips Erika Buckley Sigma Phi Epsilon House Fund Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 SOFIA Program Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Swimming and Diving Program Phillip Abraham and Dana Abraham Texas Recruiting Efforts H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock

ZAK EDMONDS ’08

The Manor Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Thomas and Anne Sienkewicz Fund Anonymous Tom Johnson Prize Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Track and Field Program Deborah Sterett ’77 Twomey Foundation Scholarship The Twomey Foundation Unrestricted Endowed Scholarship Fund Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 David L. Lindgren ’65 Carl J. Schmidlapp III ’65 Eric T. Vogt ’83 Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65 Unrestricted Endowment Anonymous Marion Huey Cairns ’50 Jean Laxson IRA Stephen H. Kellogg ’78 and Lynne Walker Kellogg ’78 William W. Laxson ’43 and Jean Walker Laxson ’44 Ann Michael ’67 Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62

Edmonds followed his father, brother and uncle to Monmouth. “I knew I was going to Monmouth since about second grade,” he said, noting that he still owns an Alpha Tau Omega T-shirt from a 1995 visit. He studied communication, then worked at CEFCU in Peoria, Ill., and in the insurance field before his current position as a business development specialist for OSF Health Care in Peoria.

HIS GIFT: Edmonds makes a recurring gift to the College. “It’s just about setting

up whatever amount you can comfortably allow yourself to give,” he said. “It’s a pretty simple process. You can get ahold of someone in the alumni office, and they can help you out, or you can go online, which is what I did. I set it up to come out twice a year—once around Homecoming in the fall and also on Scots Day of Giving in the spring.”

WHY HE GIVES: A member of the College’s Alumni Board, Edmonds feels a responsibility to give back to his alma mater, “making sure Monmouth is here for all past, present and future Scots.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS TO HIM: “Monmouth is a special place, for sure,” he

said. “I think one of the special things about it is the teacher-to-student ratio. It allows students to really get to know their professors, and it allows them to get to know us. I think it’s an underappreciated element—that ability to have an open communication with the leaders on campus. It’s one of the most important things I learned at Monmouth, and it didn’t come in a textbook.”

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William and Yvonne Hurckes Emergency Endowed Fund William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 Wiswell-Robeson Lecture in Agricultural History Donald E. Robeson Trust - Jeanne A. Robeson Trustee Lewis L. Gould Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60

Established in 2015, the Loyal Scots Society recognizes individuals and organizations that contribute to Monmouth College in three or more consecutive fiscal years, thereby providing ongoing support to Monmouth College’s commitment to deliver a first-class academic and cocurricular educational experience to all its students.

Women in Science Scholarship Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Stanley Earl Chism IRA

30 OR MORE YEARS Individuals

Women’s Initiative Fund Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Women’s Lacrosse Team Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair The Benevity Community Impact Fund Deere & Company Women’s Volleyball Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie ZBT House Fund G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 Kelly K. Kost ’83 and Holly Kost Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Max Anthony Seisser ’15 Jonathan P. Steben ’14

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Frank Adam III ’62 and Helen Adam Margaret Ramsdale Alford ’55 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Karen Brown Baker ’64 and Ben H. Baker Virginia Wyatt Barnard ’47 John K. Baumann ’57 and Beverly Carlson Baumann ’58 Jama Windish Bickford ’56 Carol West Boehme ’72 Robert F. Bowen ’59 and Judith Bowen David A. Bowers ’60 Paul L. Brown ’56 Barbara Divinsky Brundage ’60 Lucy Work Burroughs ’64 Judith Sluka Butcher ’63 Janet Gotthart Camp ’53 † David W. Camp ’51 Douglas S. Carolus ’65 and Joyce Carolus Thomas J. Cerkez III ’68 and Mary Eyre- Cerkez Nancy Guilinger Coon ’62 and Richard A. Coon Shirley Service Culbert ’63 Thomas S. Davis ’62 and Jane Robb Davis ’62 Charles D. Denniston ’54 Clairus M. Dew ’38 and Elizabeth Johnson Dew ’41 Carl D. Diehl ’69 Margaret Flick Droppa ’58 Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Rhoda Engel ’57 June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen ’52 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 and Joel Esters John W. Evermon ’68 Martha Muirhead Felmley ’50 Arlene Kunde Flynn ’53

William P. Ford ’76 and Margaret Romano Ford ’76 Rosemary Felts Forsyth ’50 Margaret Deschwanden Foster ’52 and Richard H. Foster ’51 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Jane Jackson Garison ’52 Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro † Gloria Harger Gildemeister ’53 † Henry H. Gildemeister ’51 Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Dean A. Graves ’60 and Nancy Lee Graves ’60 Gordon J. Greenwood ’52 Anne Harmon ’54 Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Richard J. Henry ’58 and Cheryl Henry James K. Hoffmeister ’53 and Marcia Kern Hoffmeister ’58 Edward A. Jones ’72 Valerie Bergold Keys ’57 Ann Hoyt Kightlinger ’70 Linda Blow Klabunde ’67 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Lynn McGaan Knox ’61 and Spencer Knox Kelly K. Kost ’83 and Holly Kost Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 William W. Laxson ’43 and Jean Walker Laxson ’44 Merikay Waldvogel ’69 and Jerry Ledbetter Margaret Hendren Lee ’54 and William C. Lee David B. Lieb ’68 and Shirley Lieb Stephen B. Lindell ’57 † James G. Manor ’40 Dianne Robison Marcell ’71 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Brooks McDaniel and Linda McDaniel Cherry Lauder McIlvain ’47 Barbara Rahn McKellar ’57 † J. Todd McKellar ’55 Barbara Ruettinger McQuillan ’59 and Clarence W. McQuillan T. Larry Mell ’58 and Connie Mell James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 Norma Lauer Miller ’52 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Bruce H. Morrison ’70 Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers Marjorie Gillet Myers ’52 Beverly Cain Nelson ’58 Ronald E. Noton ’61 and Mary Noton L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel H. Safford Peacock and Betty Peacock Mary-Ann Pinto ’67 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Martha Woods Porter ’57 and Richard N. Porter Roger K. Ray ’53

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Dorothy Aszman Ricketts ’83 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts Alan P. Rogers ’71 Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. ’65 and Judith Maxwell Schaeffer ’65 Jan Weshinskey Schons ’69 and Carl R. Schons Laura Epley Selken ’84 and Ronald Ray Selken Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Diane Guzzi Shilton ’72 and Thomas Shilton Joseph C. Simpson ’66 and Karen Simpson Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith David L. Spears ’62 Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 John R. Steele ’63 Sharon Smith Steffel ’63 and Jerome Steffel Ralph E. Stephenson ’58 and Bonnie Stephenson David B. Stimpson ’66 Judith Blaich Stipp ’64 Emily Hauge ’77 and Don C. Teel William B. Trent Jr. ’69 and Catherine Blake Trent ’70 William L. Trubeck ’68 Peter E. Upton ’68 Virginia Hughlett Varce ’53 and Harold Varce Neil Verigan ’54 and Helen Verigan Carol Anderson Vernon ’62 Kathleen Ford Vitali ’76 Eric T. Vogt ’83 Fred Wackerle ’61 Susan Adams Watt ’62 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Whiteman Jill Petrie Whiteside ’70 and Dale Whiteside Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous Murdy Foundation, Inc.

25-29 YEARS Individuals

James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund David R. Bates ’63 and Susan Bates Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Daryl B. Carr ’88 and Peggy Carr Kenneth L. Cramer Margaret Blanchard Daiker ’56 Sandra Johnson Dobras ’61 and Victor E. Dobras Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Peter A. Gebauer and Janet Gebauer Gary L. Gilliland ’65

Kathryn Bunting Hamrin ’56 and Robert Hamrin Jacquelyn Condon Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt ’74 and Ronald R. Hunt Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 F. Addison Jones Robert D. Jornlin ’61 and Lois Jornlin Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti Jeffrey Mar ’57 and Gloria Mar Robert W. McAllister ’64 Robert E. Meling and Carolyn Meling Jill Munson Lynn A. Nelson ’57 George C. Nieman and Elizabeth Nieman Colby M. Oleson ’91 Edward F. Perry ’58 and Ellen Littler Perry ’59 Alvin T. Peterson ’60 Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts Robert C. Roush ’67 J. David Rumbough Jr. ’65 Roger P. Sander ’78 and Elaine Sander ’98 William G. Schlobohm Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Charles B. Shawver ’76 Linda Frautschy Sherman ’63 and Robert Sherman William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels Lois Kren Tashjian ’65 Mark L. Todd and Laurie Todd Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk Raymond J. Vance ’81 and Christine Piehler Vance Marcia Smith Voors ’56 William J. Wallace Joyce Hennenfent Walton ’53 Craig Watson and Margaret Watson Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty David T. Workman and Linda Workman Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous

20-24 YEARS Individuals

David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 Robert M. Ady ’50 Gordon L. Amgott ’70 and Vicki Amgott

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Betty Babcock Rosalie Huff Barman ’66 and Ronald Barman Marilyn Peck Bentley ’49 Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Marjorie Bond James S. Bondurant ’57 and Kathryn Bondurant Margaret Bozarth ’61 Mary Dunstan Brekken ’60 and Charles A. Brekken Marilyn Clark Brownlie ’50 Gail Bunce John C. Carstens ’59 and Frieda Carstens Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 and Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Linda Soliday Currin ’61 Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Gary L. Daniels and Mary Daniels Bruce G. Davenport ’55 Brian W. Daw and Lynn Daw Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Donn H. Denniston ’60 † Judith Stafford Denniston ’60 Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Thomas B. Doyle ’64 Arijit Dutta ’97 and Shabana Gidwani Elizabeth Giffen Ewell ’64 Donald S. Galitz ’56 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Stanley Graham ’54 Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer Claire McWilliams Growden ’50 and Merle B. Growden Robert H. Gwynn ’63 William W. Haas and Kathy Haas Terry Hanson Jane Davis Harper ’48 and William Harper Roger D. Haynes ’82 J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Jane Woods Hobson ’54 James C. Hornaday ’61 Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Perry W. Johnson ’58 and Susan Kanter Richard A. Johnson ’70 and Lorraine Botticelli Christine Johnston Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Irwin E. Kirk ’53 George D. Kulhanek ’80 and Debbra Taylor Kulhanek ’81 Eleanor Dudman Luttrell ’54 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Ruth Goss McKay ’56

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Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen Ann Michael ’67 Walter D. Morrill ’57 and Elaine Morrill Philip A. Muntzel ’62 and Barbara Muntzel Steven K. Murmann ’80 and Rhonda Murmann Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin ’70 and Bruce Edmund Nolin Paula Nuckles Eric J. Ostermeier ’92 and Melanie Burns Mr. and Mrs. Terry H. Ostermeier Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Trudi Peterson Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 Ralph L. Riggs ’60 John S. Romine ’55 and Diana Payne Romine ’56 Michael E. Rosenstiel ’98 Warren A. Sanders ’60 and Martha Sanders John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Shauman Dean A. Sipe ’74 and Ilene Sipe Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Rita Pool Snow ’51 Russell Spence and Rhonda Spence Judith Bradley Stevenson ’83 and Jeff Stevenson Lucy Kellogg Thompson ’99 and Kent Thompson Marta Tucker Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber R. Bruce Weiman ’76 and Debbie Weiman J. Mark Wilson ’78 and Marsha Wilson George J. Wolcott

Businesses and Organizations Kellogg Printing Company The Twomey Foundation

15-19 YEARS Individuals

Amy Trotter Anderson ’51 Julie Anell ’00 Paul D. Babcock ’87 and Dianna Lukkasson Babcock ’88 Kevin S. Baldwin and Heather Henson Baldwin

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Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Mary Beintema Robert H. Bischoff ’57 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 H. Theodore Blair ’65 Arlene Dresmal Blewitt ’60 and Dennis Blewitt Harry C. Bollin ’63 and Melody Bollin Sarah Botkin ’98 Paula Danforth Bowling ’88 and Anthony Bowling Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Ralph D. Butler and Marjorie Butler Douglas R. Carlson ’66 William Carter and Joy Carter Martha Carwile Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 John R. Darrah ’79 and Catherine Darrah B. Gertrude Davis ’50 Donald L. Denney ’64 and Dorene Denney Sally Fenn DeVries ’68 Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Geoffrey M. Edwards ’03 and Christina Edwards Frank W. Fitch ’51 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Frederick A. Fletcher Greg R. Gilliland ’77 and Susan Gilliland Joan Gilmour Stephen H. Goss ’74 and Karen Goss Amy Armstrong Green ’79 and Mike Green Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart David A. Hartig ’74 and Barbara Hartig Mary Conway Harvey ’58 and Stephen A. Harvey Terry A. Henderson ’69 and Debbie Henderson Matthew M. Hendon ’99 and Heather Sechrest Hendon ’00 John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Ronald Ikan ’63 and Patricia Ikan Ronald J. Irion ’51 and Shirley Moser Irion ’52 Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Charles H. Kellner ’66 and Judith Kellner Anne Irey Kohlmeyer ’58 and Dennis K. Kohlmeyer Joan Strand Kotz ’64

Jane Warnecke Kuntz ’50 Timothy G. Lee ’61 and Suellen Lee Janet Link Leonard ’63 and Robert D. Leonard Jr. Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Russell F. Marshall ’63 and Mary Bailey Marshall ’64 Jean Lessick Martino ’82 and Donald Martino Roger A. McCaig ’50 Patricia Volk McCoy ’59 and Robert D. McCoy Matthew J. McDonald ’83 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Al McGuire and Beverly McGuire R. Jeremy McNamara and Alice McNamara Jeffrey D. Miller ’84 William G. Morgan ’64 Wayne K. Nelson ’77 and Mi Nelson Sandy Newman ’68 Thomas W. Nichol ’54 and Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Earl K. Paasch ’66 and Barbara Paasch Jerri Picha ’75 James E. Pilarski ’66 and Judith Anderson Pilarski ’66 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Kathy Wolf Plath ’77 and Corey Plath † Joyce Quinlivan ’69 C. Thomas Rezner ’64 and Sylvia Ramsey- Rezner Eleanor McCall Roberts ’56 Melinda Schneider Roehl ’62 and Robert Roehl Erhard G. Saettler † Suzanne Saettler Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 George E. Schoenfeld ’50 Leslie C. Schwass and Rita Schwass John A. Sieben Randall J. Slaboch ’76 and Marsha Spleha Slaboch ’75 James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski Neil Sillars Stewart ’51 Roger L. Tuttle ’56 and Joyce Tuttle John P. Wayne ’67 and Linda Wayne Esther White Patricia Acosta Wiedenman ’52 Mark E. Willhardt Linda Cook ’77 and Oliver R. Williams Stanley Wilson ’61 and Lillie Sievers Wilson ’62 Warren J. Wilson ’74 and Lucinda Dunmire Wilson ’75 Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61 Lance Q. Zedric ’83 and Ching Zedric

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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DONOR PROFILE: STUDENT SUPPORT

10-14 YEARS Individuals

Traci Whyte Abbott ’83 and James Abbott Roy Evert Adolphson ’69 and Joy Harvey Kay Bagge Alden ’57 Kathryn Alexander ’75 Barbara Allen ’69 Michael J. Anderson ’81 and Martha Eckhard Anderson ’83 † Joyce Totten Apitz ’52 Lewis B. Arnold ’60 Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Vittorio Barrile ’67 and Marisa Barrile Victoria Bautch ’74 Robert L. Best ’62 Bruce J. Birney ’69 and Donna Johnston Birney ’69 Margaret Turnbull Blakey ’52 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Scott Bond and Janey Bond Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand Denise Karczewski ’75 and Gary M. Briddick Samantha Briones ’09 JoAnn Eisenman Britton ’71 and George T. Britton III Marilyn Rogers Brodd ’51 Paula Rundell Brooks ’83 and Gerald Brooks Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64 Lyndea Dew Brown ’71 and Tary L. Brown Susan Buckles ’66 James R. Bunn ’68 and Alice Young Bunn ’69 Joe Burgess Jr. ’84 Debbie Roth Burke ’87 and Crescent F. Burke Barbara Bolon Bye ’64 Donald L. Campbell ’69 and Penny Campbell G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Frank A. Clark ’02 and Jennifer Clark Kathryn Cummins Cope ’58 Lora Litchfield Corban ’81 and Kenn R. Corban Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Alice Pishan Croner ’55 and Fred B. Croner Jr. Jean Bevan Curtin ’69 and Dennis E. Curtin Ryan S. Danzinger ’05 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64

JOANNE MOY ’70 AND MICHAEL ROBINSON In 1983 Moy and her husband, Michael Robinson, started Princeton Assessment & Training Systems, Inc., a marketing, sales and consulting company for educational products and training programs. Years later, she helped her town in New Jersey establish an art museum, named after John Frederick Peto (1854-1907), who is considered “the father of American trompe l’oeil painting.”

THEIR GIFT: Moy and Robinson supported the College’s 2019 trip to Wyoming to see firsthand how place-based learning works in rural schools.

WHY THEY GIVE: “Our professional and volunteer activities have always been

centered around education—both inside and outside the classroom,” said Moy. While serving rural schools in Alabama and Mississippi, Moy and Robinson saw that the University of West Alabama’s “grow your own” approach is a significant step toward providing teachers with the heart for rural areas and the skills needed to serve them. Monmouth is now taking a similar approach and, said Moy, “Contributing to a specific program supported our needs to do some good in a focused manner.”

WHAT MONMOUTH MEANS TO HER: Monmouth was the first place Moy heard

the word “Weltanschauung,” or worldview. “As one goes through life, one’s worldview will evolve,” she said. “When confronted with a complex problem or question, it’s important to examine all the issues with rigor and that means listening to all sides. It’s not always comfortable, but that’s how you gather intelligence and that’s how you grow.” Returning to campus in 2012 after not being back for years, Moy was “blown away” by the development of the College and said it “deserves to be on the national stage, competing with other liberal arts colleges.”

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Roger J. DeDera ’56 and Louise DeDera Ronald K. DeMien ’67 and Judy Williams DeMien ’67 Claire McIntosh Detlefs ’50 James Dodge and Constance Dodge Charles B. Doty ’59 Jeffrey M. Dougherty ’98 and Stefanie Dougherty R. Keith Douglass ’81 and Jody Douglass Richard M. Downard ’67 and Barbara Downard Cynthia Drea Shirley Ives Druse ’49 and Richard C. Druse Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards John R. Elia ’70 and Andrea Hinman Elia ’70 Allan L. Etzbach ’65 and Daryl Etzbach Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing Edward P. Farwell ’64 Robert H. Feiertag ’61 Elaine Calevas Ferat ’65 Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning John R. Foster Jr. James C. Free and Gladys Free Kathryn Goddard Fritz ’50 Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 F. William Graue Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Jerry L. Greer ’62 and Judith Greer Donald D. Hadsell ’75 and Lois Hadsell Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 Mary Evans Hanson ’72 Susan Prochaska Hardie ’74 and Bradford Hardie Richard A. Harriss ’62 and Gail Allen Harriss ’64 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Lynnell Kahler Havercamp ’71 Robert J. Hehn ’65 and Karen Brunke Hehn ’65 Patricia Mellon Helfer ’52 and William Helfer Susan Higbee Carolyn Emons Hinton ’53 Michael W. Hoag and Becky Hoag Betty Craft Hodge ’62 Edward D. Hodge ’55 Martin Holland and Catherine Schell Ann DeCoster Holst ’82 and Thomas D. Holst Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Ronald R. Huff ’54 and Jane Seidel Huff ’54 William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan David W. Jackson ’69 and Catherine Mayer Jackson ’71 Michael Jacobs ’46 Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Catherine Sanborn Johnson ’72

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Stephen T. Johnson ’72 and Lucy Hyde Johnson ’72 Susan Bahnick Jones ’72 John A. Kaiser ’10 Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 Stephen D. Keithley ’72 and Cynthia Wead Keithley ’73 David J. Kingsley ’68 Lloyd W. Kinzer ’62 and Joellyn Kinzer Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Gail Fitton Kruse ’64 and Richard H. Kruse Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 † George J. Lewis Kenneth D. Lister ’56 Nancy Loch David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69 Pierre Loomis and Lynn Loomis John Robert Love ’75 and Michelle Love Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Patricia Morse Lyall ’63 and H. James Lyall Deborah Gruenau MacVey ’69 and Wayne MacVey Kathryn Mainz Carla Turner Makowski ’69 and Gary G. Makowski Leland R. Marshall ’51 Phyllis Clindinin Martin ’53 Thomas S. Martin ’72 Mary Duncan McBride ’56 Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 and Jennifer McConnell Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 Carole Wiley McDevitt ’58 and Tom McDevitt George B. McEldowney and Patricia McEldowney Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie James F. McKinley Jr. ’64 and Sharon McKinley Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 James L. Mechem ’54 Jean Beveridge Meyers ’59 Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles Carol Bryden Moore ’60 Donald K. Morton ’66 and Peggy Morton Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Timothy R. Mottaz ’99 James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly Nelson ’61 Gary A. Neudahl ’77 and Sandra Neudahl John S. Niblock ’58 and Pamela Cole Mayer Marian Prugh Nichol ’52 Elizabeth Jones Oakberg ’40 Margaret Trushinski Oakley ’52 Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Tamara Orte ’04 and Steven J. Orte Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes

William Pakosz and Patricia Pakosz Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch Joyce Patterson Robert G. Patton ’59 and Miriam Patton Donald R. Paulson ’65 and Elizabeth Paulson Peter L. Paulson ’75 and Julia Van Cleve Paulson ’75 Marion Danielson Peace ’49 and Frank S. Peace Charles B. Peter ’74 and Roberta Mack Peter ’76 Elspeth Barclay Peterjohn ’59 James R. Petrie Nila Stuckey Pike ’91 and Ronald Pike Anne Porowski ’72 H. Leonard Porter III ’67 and Mary Ellen Biciste Porter ’67 Jeffrey C. Potts ’74 and Christine Odell Potts ’74 Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Ronald W. Raih ’62 and Linda Raih Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Linda Reed ’69 Rebecca Chisholm Rennard ’84 Louis P. Richard ’55 and Sally Adams Ross A. Richardson ’89 Paul D. Rickey ’76 Allison Ritscher ’94 Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Kimberly Furman Roolf ’80 and James Roolf Heather Haines Roseman ’98 and Brian Roseman Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross Fred H. Rumney III ’64 and Leslie Williamson Rumney ’69 Donald D. Sands ’60 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 Blair W. Schultz ’72 Joseph W. Schurr ’75 and Connie Schurr John J. Scotillo ’72 Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert Ruth Ault Shimmin ’82 and Stephen W. Shimmin George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons Barbara Annis Simons ’68 and William Simons Robert L. Singer ’61 and Mary Jones Singer ’63 Dorothy Walker Skanderup ’50 and Dean Skanderup Duane E. Slater ’51 and Patricia Haag Slater ’51 Carl E. Slaughter ’67 and Renate Krippels Slaughter ’68 Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Jane Black Snyder ’52 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Robert F. Stinauer ’76 and Cheryl Stinauer Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer Bonnie Hargis Stookey ’50 Dana S. Stripe ’98 and Nicole Stripe Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Linda Janicek Szitta ’67 and Frank Szitta Mark E. Taylor ’78 Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III Steven E. Townsend and Cathie Townsend William A. Turner ’93 Lorraine Goldstein Van Akkeren ’65 E. Jay Van Cura ’69 and Joyce Van Cura Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken ’03 and Kirk Van Kuiken Craig VanMetre and Donna VanMetre Sarah Zanger Venvertloh ’06 and Lee Venvertloh Marietta Vickroy Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Christa Bellis Waller ’58 Korine Steinke Wawrzynski ’96 and Matthew Wawrzynski Guy F. Welch ’62 Katharine Wakolbinger Welch ’73 and John Welch Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Joan Wertz Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop P. Andrew Wieland and Roxana Wieland R. Richard Wieland II ’68 and Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Molly Wilkens ’49 Linda Wolgamott Frank J. Wollrab ’71 Kenneth M. Wolma ’64 and Barbara Wolma Mary Ann Smith Work ’60 Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer William F. Zimmerman ’73 and Sheryl Brinton Zimmerman ’72

Businesses and Organizations

J & L Freedom Foundation J & V Flynn Foundation Midwest Bank Paul D. Rickey Farm Account

5-9 YEARS Individuals

Anonymous James W. Albright ’69 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 David K. Allen ’69 Gary K. Allen ’55 and Annetta Allen Bruce A. Anderson ’60 and Mary Anderson Donna Mrkvicka Ardell ’63

Ann Arnold Sara Wyant ’70 and Dennis Ary Ann Garry ’65 and Robert Ashen Lora Bender Bailey ’81 Vera Barnes Joyce Underwood Barnett ’59 G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 David B. Bates ’83 and Michele Bates Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Theresa Gondek Bebout ’05 and Benjamin R. Bebout Katherine Dunn Becker ’14 and Cale Becker Dorothy Kern Behnke ’49 Elizabeth Thurner Belanger ’55 Richard Bell and Susan Bell Arthur E. Benedetto ’54 Sandra Bennin ’02 Evard P. Best ’56 Thomas Best Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Richard L. Bivens ’61 and Mary Hunter Bivens ’63 Jan M. Blase ’75 Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Roger A. Boekenhauer ’61 and Jean Grove Boekenhauer ’62 Susan Barrett Boelke ’53 Rodney E. Bollman ’56 and Georgiana Bollman Carl A. Borine ’61 and Sharon Borine Beverly Low Boucher ’69 Michael L. Bowers and Linda Bowers Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers Gregory K. Bradley ’70 MaryLu Belcher Bretsch ’68 and Darwin Bretsch Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks Joel E. Brotherton ’80 Christine Heaton Brown ’72 and Bruce Brown Rebecca Keefe Brown ’69 and Duane Albert Brown Sarah Maxwell Brown ’71 and K. Reagin Brown Sandra Bryant Steven L. Buban Paul A. Bubb ’79 and Susan Bubb James R. Calhoun ’61 and Judy Calhoun Donna McLennan Campbell ’65 Amie Bastian Carey ’74 John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 and Krystal Carlson Raymond E. Carlstedt ’70 and Mary Denison Carlstedt ’71 Jeffrey M. Carver ’80 and Diane Hull Carver Glenn Catlett ’73

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† Corinne Charlson ’51 James E. Chatfield ’52 and Thelma Chatfield Mary Chatfield Roland J. Chilton ’52 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Carol Linquist Christensen ’56 Annabelle Clark Paul Clennon and Barbara Clennon William G. Coppard ’67 Patrick S. Corrigan ’13 Sheri McKee Coulter ’80 and Richard P. Coulter ’82 Matthew J. Coultrip ’02 and Robert Coultrip Richard W. Crockett ’61 David S. Crooks ’69 Jeffery A. Crum ’94 Jessica Avila-Cuevas ’12 and Alejandro Cuevas Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom David L. Danner ’64 and Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Kathrine Gannon Davis ’77 James L. De Young and Janet De Young Debra DeCrane Dennis J. Deegan ’66 Carl J. Demas ’64 and Margaret Schneider Demas ’66 Richard L. DePuy ’69 Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Marsha Dopheide Dorothy Douglas Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon W. Brent Dugan ’94 and Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee John F. Eckley ’58 † Peggy Eckley William J. Edwards ’67 and Dawn Edwards Steven A. Ehrlich ’71 and Amy Ehrlich Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 Kenneth A. Eiserman ’71 and Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman ’72 John A. Elliott ’79 and Virginia Thake Elliott ’81 John T. Elliott ’69 and Janet Elliott David R. Elmer ’73 and Donna Elmer Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree Zachary Erwin Gary W. Evans ’69 and Barbara Evans Silvia Fabela ’07 Stuart J. Fanning ’64 and Priscilla Bussert Fanning ’66 Curtis C. Farr ’88 and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Roberta Thompson Fassett ’56

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Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Julie Collins ’84 and Tim Fitzgibbon Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald ’06 and Bryan Fitzjarrald Michael Fitzpatrick Kim Fornero George A. Francis ’59 DeBow Freed Patricia Brown Friese ’55 Gregory S. Fritz ’76 James Furst James D. Galbreath ’78 Alexis Fulkerson Garren ’13 and Sebastian Garren Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Kathleen Trevor Garwood ’57 and Gary A. Garwood Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’06 Christopher J. Gavin and Lisa Gavin Roberta Hancock Gavin ’49 John K. Gerrity ’07 and Katie Gerrity Douglas A. Gibb ’85 George E. Gillen and Mary Gillen Jack J. Glotfelty ’60 and Valerie Glotfelty Lewis L. Gould Jane Gramkow Timothy R. Gray ’86 Linda Groves David A. Grummitt ’61 and Janet Grummitt Brooke McGee-Grundstrom ’00 and Carl Grundstrom Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Pamela Ball Gustafson ’77 Michelle Hall ’89 Kimberly Hallam ’92 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hallam Margaret Hamil ’71 Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Douglas D. Hardin ’72 Carolyn Ellis Harrison ’71 and Edward H. Harrison Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Stephen R. Hartman ’92 and Karen Hartman Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn Roger J. Hawk and Mary Hawk Marilyn Verploeg Hay ’54 Nancy Campbell Haynor ’68 and John Haynor Alice Goss Haznedl ’62 Jennifer Heiman ’04 John G. Heitz ’68 and Judy Heitz Jennifer Hensley ’11

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John E. Hermann Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess William L. Hesseltine ’71 and Toni Kauzlarich Hesseltine ’72 Lori Carrell Hildebrand ’92 and Philip Hildebrand Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Rose Hofer Brittany Cecil Holmes ’10 Rick L. Hoy ’66 Jessica Huff ’15 Charles R. Hughes ’74 James A. Hutchinson ’64 Linnea Hammarsten Ingold ’68 Sally Platt Ivy ’59 and Jesse W. Ivy Geni Saurbaugh Jacobs ’81 Virginia Jacobson ’67 Robin Jarvis ’84 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Dan B. Jaynes ’74 and Margaret Jaynes Charles Lynn Jenks ’52 Dinko Jerkovich ’71 and Carolyn Duncan Jerkovich ’65 Audrey Johnson Dawn Johnson ’97 James I. Johnson ’57 and Pamelia Johnson Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Michael J. Jones ’99 and Miranda Jones Nicole Kamzic ’15 Sean K. Kane ’96 Richard W. Karcher ’74 and Mary Karcher Dorothy Galloway Katalinich ’54 and Frank A. Katalinich John D. Keeley Mary Dues Kemp ’93 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Jim Kinkaid and Stephanie Kinkaid James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Peter D. Knox ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kocher Frank D. Komatar ’65 John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler † John M. Kriegsman ’62 Karen Krueger ’72 Robert E. Kukla ’68 and Judith Kukla Alan J. Kulczewski † Margaret Kulczewski Jessica Landrey ’12 Gordon R. Lanning ’66 and Theresa Grozik Lanning ’68 Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Cari Connell Lichtman ’94 Patricia Baird Link ’60

David D. Long and Linda Long William Lotz and Stacy Ashton Lotz Janet Irey Lovdahl ’63 and H. Cecil Lovdahl Louise Chestnut Lowe ’57 Alan L. Loya ’66 Debra Blatzer ’84 and Paul Ludkey Peter H. Lufler ’70 and Kathleen Lufler William J. Maakestad ’73 and Jean Wolf Donald L. MacNeil ’65 and Kay Buss MacNeil ’64 Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Helen Pollack Mandel ’69 and Eric Mandel Charles S. Marshall ’68 Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Verna Lester Marshall ’68 Mary Mason ’61 Andrew P. Matykiewicz ’79 Albert S. Maurer ’56 and Patricia Maurer Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Molly Larcombe McCarthy ’03 and Justin McCarthy Donald McClarey and Catherine McClarey Christy Ogilvie McCreary ’90 and Dallas Kraig McCreary Michael B. McCulley ’70 Melissa Melvin McDonald ’59 Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell J. Allen McGehee ’55 and Annie McGehee Vicki M. McKee ’95 and Jennifer Sousa Jacob R. McLean ’15 and Haleigh Garrett McLean ’15 Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod Daniel K. McMichael ’69 Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman Janet Brownlee Miller ’61 Judy Minteer C. Dean Mitchell ’57 and Trudy Morrill Mitchell ’57 Daniel C. Mitchell ’82 and Barbara Mitchell Harold G. Mitchell ’72 and Roxanne Mitchell Patricia Beauregard Moen ’66 and Norman A. Moen † James B. Moffatt ’58 Pamela Larson Moore ’88 J. Anthony Morgan ’81 and Mary Morgan Pamela Marshburn Morgan ’70 Russell E. Morgan Jr. Michelle Moy ’89 Peter K. Murley ’70 and Susan Holland Murley ’70 David L. Murray ’65 and Sandra Murray Nancy Huff Myers ’63 and John M. Myers Charles F. Nelson and Julie Nelson Patricia McClinton Nolte ’62 and Howard Nolte Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Joan Lindsay Nordstrom ’58 Barry O’Brien and Mary O’Brien

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Geoffrey R. Olson ’85 Michael R. Osborn ’77 and Wendy Taeger Osborn ’80 Daniel J. Ott and Teresa Ott Richard L. Paasch ’67 and Lee-Ann Wells Paasch ’68 Timothy A. Pahel Ann Boley Parker ’73 and Thomas Parker Elizabeth Patterson ’63 James C. Paul ’69 and Mary Wood Paul ’69 J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Lisa Pepper ’87 Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Michelle Perry ’89 Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 and Donna Perzigian Jack W. Peterson ’53 Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps John W. Phillips ’61 Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler David Poremba and Ann Poremba Ellen Ewen Poulter ’92 Jane Hartley Pratt Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Linda Baughman Pushaw ’71 and James E. Pushaw Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Mary Sjoholm Rauh ’50 Coleman Vern Reed ’15 and Clarissa Henby Reed ’15 William R. Reinsberg ’63 and Judith Reinsberg William D. Rhodenbaugh ’60 and Judith Rhodenbaugh Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards Kathryn Savino Rickey ’74 Stephen L. Rider and Karen Rider Kevin R. Roberts Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Richard P. Rodgers ’66 and Joy Rodgers Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Victoria Wheeler Romero ’70 Jolene Rossell ’14 Gregory Rothbardt and Julie Rothbardt Adam P. Ruble ’15 Amanda Rush ’11 Hiroko Saito ’86 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg

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Kay Smith Saxum ’56 Kitsa Drakotos Schindle ’69 and Allan Schindle Carl J. Schmidlapp III ’65 Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Gary Schwartz and Lorraine Schwartz Jonathan L. Schwartz ’74 and Joyce Schwartz Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Vicki Seisser Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Barbara West Shea-Smucker ’71 Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Kathryn Shipp ’13 Thomas W. Shunick ’71 and Nancy Shunick Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Hillis Skov Nancy Hansen Smith ’54 Nancy Thompson Smith ’74 and Rodney Smith Roger E. Smith ’60 and Sue Perrine Smith ’61 Stephen S. Smith ’62 and Elizabeth Smith Pamela Yuill Snyder ’79 and Bruce L. Snyder Joshua B. Spencer ’04 and Devon Townsend Spencer ’03 James L. Spiker and Barbara Spiker Karen Deen Squire ’62 Jeffrey L. Steinberger ’69 Joy Stephens ’88 and Jack K. Stephens Janet Maginn Stevenson ’66 Rosalie Easdale Stoike ’61 Peter E. Storms ’73 and Elizabeth Storms Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 Glenn A. Stout ’88 Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Richard C. Streedain ’65 † Forrest J. Strickler ’44 William P. Stris ’66 and Emilie Stris Joseph Switzer and Marci Switzer Roy J. Sye ’13 and Colleen Sinclair Sye ’13 Mary Hemminger Taylor ’66 Kelly Frericks Thannert ’05 and Marc Thannert David M. Timmerman and Mary Timmerman Dora Tinkham Kathryn Oliver Tribler ’60 George E. Trotter III ’70 and Lynne Trotter Richard B. Truog ’74 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Charles L. Turnbough Jr. ’69 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Andries L. Vermeer ’65

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Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 and Allen Voetberg Adam S. Volpp ’03 and Elizabeth Nendza Volpp ’03 Don L. Voss and Brooke Voss Albert V. Walton † Carole Graham Walton ’59 Jane Martin-Watson ’70 and Robert I. Watson Jr. Robert C. Wegner ’74 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Virginia Hopf West ’70 and Howard West M. Todd Wetterling ’93 and Vanessa Treat Wetterling ’96 Lyle E. Wheat ’50 David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner John H. Wierman ’66 Wilbur Wigant ’58 Jane Batten Wild ’69 Ronda Ehlen Willhardt ’85 David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Douglas F. Winebright Linda Winter Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Robert G. Yarde ’58 and Marilyn Yarde Gordon B. Yocum ’73 and Bronwyn Yocum Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65 Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull- Zaleski Elizabeth Smith Zorn ’55 and James J. Zorn

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous Bane and Shunick MTC Communications Stephen S. Smith, Certified Public Accountant The CI Group Inc.

3-4 YEARS Individuals

Anonymous Laurel Buckley Abraham ’11 Carl W. Anderson ’59 and Maryellen Anderson H. Quinn Anderson ’66 and Terry Anderson Laura Beck Anderson ’75 Andrew R. Anselmi ’13 and Brooke Anderson Anselmi ’13 Derek Archer ’97 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Joel M. Auble ’65 Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Antonetta Axup ’18 Nancy Ayers ’82

Karlee Buhman Babcock ’54 and Steven W. Babcock Lisa Hime Backus ’78 Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Ethel Milligan Bailey ’52 Sherry Bair Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry Farida Mohammed Bature ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer Kathleen Long Baum ’72 Cindy Beadles Kayla Beadles ’17 Pamela Wyeth Bellm ’76 and Douglas E. Bellm Catherine Wetz Bennett ’67 Michael J. Bersell Alan R. Betourne II ’05 and Lisa Betourne Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Bruce W. Block ’74 and Carolee Block Michael A. Blodgett ’11 and Chelsey Widdop Blodgett ’13 E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Roy E. Bockler ’72 and Debbie Bockler Rachel Bold ’10 Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Thomas W. Bollman ’61 and Betty Jerden Bollman ’71 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer David W. Bottrell ’70 J. David Boyd ’75 and Amy Boyd Arica Brazil ’13 Robert H. Brink ’68 Lisa Jackson Brown ’89 Patrick G. Brown ’70 and Diane Brown Melissa Zaayenga Bryant ’93 Erika Buckley Robert Budach and Anne Giffey Samantha Bundy ’12 Christopher S. Byers ’89 and Cheri Nelson Byers ’89 Douglas A. Campbell ’71 Adam B. Carlson ’04 and Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 Phillip G. Carlson and Jean Carlson Thomas J. Carroll and Barbara Carroll Alexis Zanis Carscadden ’06 and Jeremiah Carscadden Katelynn Propes Carter ’17 Megan Dochterman Catour ’01 James E. Cavanaugh ’76 and Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh ’76 Laura Cavanaugh ’86 S. Mark Childs ’95 and Amy Bradshaw ’95 David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen James Clark and Jennifer Clark

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

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Tiffany Mekshes Cole ’89 Bennie J. Coleman ’75 and Rena Griffin Coleman ’75 Marc D. Constant ’63 Rodney L. Cook and Cathy Cook Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum Kimberly Griffin Cruz ’84 David W. Curd ’68 Judith Harrison Curtis ’82 and Robert L. Curtis ’79 Carrie Dunne Daly ’81 Michelle Damian Kris Wang Dare ’92 and Phil Dare Sanjoy Datta ’90 and Shari Kuroki F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport Andrew R. Davis and Tammy Davis E. Kyle Davis ’93 and Ashley Davis Ortez D. Davis ’04 Stephen D. Dawson ’70 Michael S. Deam ’76 and Karen Deam Rafael C. Delgado ’05 and Kathryn Jackson ’05 Elizabeth Demara Olivia Diaz ’18 Kyle T. Dickson ’15 Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Jo Hamilton Dollinger ’58 † Lester D. Dollinger ’58 Robert W. Douglas and Alice Douglas Cole H. Downey ’17 Wendy Downing Ryan P. Doyle Gregg R. Drije ’72 Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin James Dunn and Patricia Dunn Jacob J. Durdan Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 Jane Fort Edwards ’75 and Tom Edwards Robert E. Effland ’61 and Betty Effland James L. Elsey ’76 and Roxann Elsey Eric Engstrom Rita Knepper Erickson ’63 Dwight R. Erskine ’67 Floyd Evans Jr. ’70 and Cynthia Evans Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett

Trevor Ewell Lori Eyre James J. Fabianski ’81 Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Christopher Fasano and Catherine Fasano Stephen A. Femmel ’74 Jon Ferguson and Lori Ferguson Mark A. Ferin ’84 Sharon Zipse Fesler ’65 and Wayne F. Fesler Daniel S. Filip ’70 and Judith Shauman Filip ’69 Anita Fillman Lloyd H. Fish ’74 and Sharon Fish Janet Forsythe Fishburn ’58 and Peter C. Fishburn Victoria Schleich Fitzgibbon ’59 Emily Flint ’16 Bradley J. Foley ’95 Carl B. Forkner ’80 and Joanne Forkner Debra Forsaith ’77 Louis A. Foster ’51 and Ruth Foster Daniel M. Fowler ’72 and Julia Duffy Joseph J. Freitag ’07 and Amy Gustaf Freitag ’07 William R. French ’08 and Karen French Betty Frank Schaper-Fridley ’66 and Douglas Fridley Rip Fulton ’57 Timothy P. Gaster Clarissa Gentzler Thomas N. George ’68 and Lauren Brenneman George ’70 Janice Hood Gibson ’63 and C. Wayne Gibson Alan R. Gieryna ’74 and Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna ’75 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Raymond E. Gillen ’76 Carmelina Glazer John Goddard Julianna Graf ’16 Mary Martin Graham ’70 and Stephen W. Graham Jr. Robert B. Green ’81 and Roxanne Stanley Green ’81 Mary Griffith ’17 Darryl Grissom and Melissa Grissom

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Mark E. Grover Sally Meaker Guth ’80 and John Guth Ron Hall and Audree Hall Gavin N. Halpin ’12 Paige Halpin Smith ’09 Sandra Tirpitz Haman ’80 and Gary Haman Mary Johnson Hanlin ’66 Alan D. Harris ’74 Loren Hayes ’80 George E. Heck Jr. ’66 and Judi Heck John L. Hennessy Jr. ’68 Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Louis A. Herrin ’69 and Lori Herrin Elaine Hubbell Herzog ’71 and Michael Herzog Benjamin M. Hickerson ’05 and Allison Hickerson Janet Teuscher Hill ’57 Steven Hoffman ’69 and Letitia Keating Hoffman ’72 Abby Hubbard ’17 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Derek M. Huff ’11 Kristin Lees Huntley ’75 and David Huntley William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 Barbara Solum Huwe ’66 Michael T. Jakubec ’90 Juliet Jaques ’70 Ian F. Jefferson Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Kooten L. Johnson Robin A. Johnson ’80 Stephen A. Johnson and Cheryl Johnson Justin M. Johnston ’04 and Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 Susan Gingrich Jones ’58 and B. Rees Jones David W. Jones ’62 Fannetta Jones ’11 Haley Jones ’12 Courtney Jonsson ’14 Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Karoline Kamzic Mary Rowley Kauzlarich ’41 Merle Lynn Kemp ’59 and Carol Kemp

Jane Heck Kenney ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr Brian D. Kimmel ’76 and Kathleen Clark Kimmel ’78 Jerry L. Kinney and Kristina Kinney Molly McNamara Klinger ’03 and Jacob Klinger Kent H. Kniep ’80 Kelly Simpson Knitter ’89 and Kevin Richard Knitter Gerald Korb and Loree Korb Michael B. Kramer ’73 and Ann Doherty Kramer ’73 Tim Kramer and Lori Walters- Kramer Ashwani Kumar Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 Michael J. Lafferty ’65 and Ann Murphy Lafferty ’65 David R. Larson ’77 Kristin Larson Frank W. Lee III ’69 and Margaret Will Lee ’71 Christopher J. Lemon ’80 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Judith Schneider Lilly ’67 Jeane Mahnic Lindeke ’64 and Loren C. Lindeke Konrad Lindner and Lorraine Lindner Evelina Lipecka ’06 Amy Longenbaugh ’95 Sharon Irvine Lopatka ’63 Scot Lovdahl Kathleen Yarger Lupont ’98 Walter Mahler ’50 Steven D. Mahrt and Vickie Mahrt Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Anne Mamary Heather Fottler Mangian ’77 and John Mangian Annette Carson Manthei ’94 and Randy Manthei Eugene T. Marchuk ’71 Kristin Martin ’04 Richard A. Martin ’78 Ashley Maurer ’19 Connor S. McDonald ’19 Tyler S. McDonald ’19 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee James M. McGrew ’19 James J. McKeever ’97 and Heidi Kuppler McKeever ’97

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Edward McKenney and Janet McKenney Dale R. McKillip ’80 Donald J. McKillip ’80 David McLaughlin ’66 and Janet Clayton McLaughlin ’66 Deena Fisher McLaughlin Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara Lynn Barnett McVey ’83 and R. Stephen McVey Michael K. Meinhart ’82 and Kim Meinhart Robert H. Meneilly ’45 Megan Merritt ’05 Stephen Dale Mey ’68 James D. Millar ’64 and Victoria Millar Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10 Robert W. Miller ’52 and Martha Claycomb Miller ’54 F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 Virginia Haun Mittauer ’50 Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 Charles E. Morris Jr. and Jeanne Morris Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Jacob L. Myers ’19 Charline Clay Myers ’71 and Jeffrey L. Myers Todd W. Myers ’95 and Stacy Lafferty Myers ’93 J. Edward Nelson ’59 Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Margaret Knapp Nixon ’59 Michelle Nutting ’11 B. Joe O’Brien ’77 and Amy O’Brien Carl M. O’Connor ’19 Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin ’95 and Sean D. O’Laughlin Bonnie Klima Olsen ’65 and John H. Olsen Glenn A. Olson ’58 and Gladys Olson Melissa Painter Olson ’98 and Jeffrey Olson Wesley W. Olson ’00 and Heidi Pruett Olson ’99 Vi Van Zelst Orr ’49

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Russell Orwig ’84 and Beverly Orwig Louise Pacholik ’73 Linda Park William E. Parker ’77 Virginia Plunkett Paton ’73 and James J. Paton Craig A. Patterson ’72 and Kathleen Patterson Carole Praet Pawloski ’65 and Chet Pawloski Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Gary Pearson ’83 and Laura Stella Pearson ’83 Barbara Blodgett Pearson ’70 and Michael Pearson Colleen Madigan Peck ’98 Jakob Dalton Pendarvis and Abbie Markley Pendarvis Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patty Peters Linda Larsen Pfaff ’71 Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Brooke Potendyk ’11 Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Janice Reder-Gosser ’83 Robert Remmert ’64 and Sandra Remmert Jennifer Tibbie Renchen ’95 Tamee Sterett Renwick ’84 Bette Van Natta Resis ’69 and Harry Resis Gail Riester Nicholas Rizzo Donald L. Roegge ’63 and Sharon Roegge Robert H. Roggeveen ’72 Joann Rompella William F. Root and Patricia Root Carolyn Ross Warren D. Rowland ’01 and Ann Rowland George N. Ruglio and Tracey Ruglio Lucille Rupe ’65 Mitchell P. Russell ’98 and Julie Casteel Russell ’96 Joel A. Sage ’04 and Tara Ferruzza Sage ’04 Michael Salaway ’89 John N. Salazar and Sarah Schoper

Harold L. Saline ’72 and Terrie Saline Herbert D. Salisbury ’59 and Betty McClure Salisbury ’61 Harry D. Sanchez ’19 Carla Sanders ’91 Benjamin J. Sauer ’08 Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Keith Schaefer Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig ’92 and Tabbi Schimmelpfennig Kenneth R. Schoenig ’88 John D. Schroeder ’68 and Helen Herriott Schroeder ’69 Mary Schuch ’12 Mary Schwalbert ’45 Stephen Blair Schweer and Tabitha Schweer Howard V. Scott and Donna Scott Randall Seals ’75 and Linda Seals Gary L. Sears ’70 and Dianne Sears Stephen W. Seiple ’71 and Sally Collier Seiple ’72 Max Anthony Seisser ’15 Rebekah Sell ’14 Carl Shaub ’73 Robert J. Shriner Jr. Mary Carlson Shull ’76 and Bob L. Shull Lori Stone Shull ’82 and Michael L. Shull Elizabeth Silas ’86 Todd A. Skrivseth and Sarah Skrivseth Gregory A. Smith ’75 and Mary Smith William T. Smith and Margaret Smith Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller Blake A. Sondgeroth ’17 Brooklynne Springer ’15 Kelly Stadter ’07 William H. Steele ’68 Deborah Sterett ’77 Kenneth R. Stiles ’66 Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Julie Battcher Sullivan ’12 and Charlie Sullivan Michael Sutton ’69 and Jane Sutton

John E. Swanson ’14 Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney James Andrew Thomas ’05 and Kelli Wefenstette ’07 James E. Thompson ’57 Paul M. Thompson ’66 and Carole Thompson Gina Tillman ’96 Ann Toal ’60 Leon Townsend ’83 Margaret Marra Treggett ’71 and Craig Treggett Sandra Nelson Tucker ’68 and David L. Tucker John Turnbull and Denise Turnbull Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 and John M. Turnquist ’99 Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tori Tweedy James L. Ulrich ’94 Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Marilyn Van Hoozer Kay Schindewolf Van Houten ’54 Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62 Robert L. Walker ’51 Gary Warren and Morag Warren Kaitlyn Washburn ’14 Kathryn Gardels Weal ’71 and Bruce W. Weal Frances Webb ’54 Martha McCurdy Welch ’57 Christopher M. Welty ’09 and Maureen Welty Jonathan M. Welty ’12 Dustin W. White ’02 and Jennifer White Brian E. Wilcoxon ’07 and Kimberly Karau Wilcoxon ’06 Jane Eddy Wiley ’58 Richard A. Wilhelm ’70 and Alice Kough Wilhelm ’70 John A. Williams ’17 Kamilah Williams Elizabeth Wills ’01 Gary L. Wimer ’65 and Judith Wimer Julie Certa-Wirtes ’97 and Robert Wirtes Charles L. Wolters ’71 Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Scott M. Woods ’89 and Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

David Work and Frances Work Carolyn White Work ’59 and Stewart D. Work David C. Wright Wilbur J. Wright ’41 Judy Yeast Linda Yelm Sarah Young Lynne Brown Yuchs ’82 and Steve Yuchs

Businesses and Organizations Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Appraisal Company of Cape Cod, Inc. Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Howard & Howard Attorneys, PLLC Office Specialists Inc. Rip Fulton Business Account Stephen L. Rider DDS Turnbull Funeral Homes Wortman Farm Account

WHERE THERE’S A WILL, THERE’S A WAY. We invite you to make a charitable bequest and to document your commitment so we can acknowledge your gift and factor it into our planning process. Your bequest advances the mission of Monmouth College, and it is not subject to federal estate tax. Bequests are flexible in that donors may use and control assets during their lifetime; it is only upon death that the asset transfers to the College. To make a provision for Monmouth College in your will or to add a codicil to your existing will, please contact the Office of Development and College Relations at 309-457-2323 or www.monmouthgift.org

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

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A lumni Contributors

CLASS OF 1946

Tartan Club $250-$499

Alumni of Record: 11 Participation Rate: 9%

Roger A. McCaig

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1938

Michael Jacobs

Alumni of Record: 3 Participation Rate: 33%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 *Clairus M. Dew

CLASS OF 1940

Alumni of Record: 18 Participation Rate: 11%

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

CLASS OF 1948

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 24 Participation Rate: 8%

† James G. Manor

CLASS OF 1941 Alumni of Record: 4 Participation Rate: 75%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Elizabeth Johnson Dew Mary Rowley Kauzlarich

Pipers Club $1-$99 Wilbur J. Wright

CLASS OF 1943

Pipers Club $1-$99

Cherry Lauder McIlvain

Alumni of Record: 2 Participation Rate: 100% Elizabeth Jones Oakberg

* Arturo M. De Vitalis Virginia Haun Mittauer Mary Sjoholm Rauh George E. Schoenfeld Bonnie Hargis Stookey * Roger W. Strand

Virginia Wyatt Barnard

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Molly Wilkens

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 1944 Alumni of Record: 8 Participation Rate: 38%

Roberta Hancock Gavin * Shirley Ives Druse * Marion Danielson Peace Elaine Rechel

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Jean Walker Laxson

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 1950

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 61 Participation Rate: 36%

† Forrest J. Strickler

Maryalys Evans Urey

CLASS OF 1945 Alumni of Record: 9 Participation Rate: 33%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Marion Huey Cairns

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Mary Schwalbert

Kathryn Goddard Fritz * Claire McWilliams Growden Jewel Price Nicholls * Dorothy Walker Skanderup

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Georgiana Van Duzer Fleming Robert H. Meneilly

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Marilyn Clark Brownlie Robert A. Hiett Lyle E. Wheat

Scots Club $500-$999

† Henry H. Gildemeister

* James E. Chatfield June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen Jane Black Snyder

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette * Patricia Mellon Helfer Melba Larson Matson * Robert W. Miller * Mary Ranney Strand

Anonymous Marilyn Rogers Brodd † David W. Camp Leland R. Marshall

CLASS OF 1953

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Anonymous

Amy Trotter Anderson * James B. Bailey Patricia Clark Edmonds * Richard H. Foster * Duane E. Slater * Patricia Haag Slater Rita Pool Snow * Neil Sillars Stewart

Pipers Club $1-$99

Dorothy Kern Behnke Marilyn Peck Bentley Vi Van Zelst Orr

Frank W. Fitch * Ronald J. Irion

Tartan Club $250-$499

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Donald G. Whiteman

Gordon J. Greenwood John R. Kelly Marian Prugh Nichol * Ralph E. Whiteman

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

CLASS OF 1949 President’s Club $25,000 or more

Scots Club $500-$999

Robert L. Walker

CLASS OF 1951 Alumni of Record: 57 Participation Rate: 32%

Alumni of Record: 51 Participation Rate: 18%

Jane Jackson Garison * Shirley Moser Irion

* Barbara Atkinson Bailey Ethel Milligan Bailey Margaret Turnbull Blakey Roland J. Chilton * Margaret Deschwanden Foster Charles Lynn Jenks Norma Lauer Miller Marjorie Gillet Myers Margaret Trushinski Oakley Patricia Acosta Wiedenman

* Jane Davis Harper James N. McInnes

Alumni of Record: 8 Participation Rate: 13% * William W. Laxson

CLASS OF 1947

Robert M. Ady B. Gertrude Davis Claire McIntosh Detlefs Martha Muirhead Felmley Rosemary Felts Forsyth Jane Warnecke Kuntz Walter Mahler

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Pipers Club $1-$99 † Corinne Charlson * Louis A. Foster

CLASS OF 1952 Alumni of Record: 58 Participation Rate: 45%

President’s Club $25,000 or more Barbara Watt Johnson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 † Joyce Totten Apitz

Alumni of Record: 51 Participation Rate: 37%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Mary Hollander Winter * Robert G. Winter

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Irwin E. Kirk

Scots Club $500-$999

Arlene Kunde Flynn † Gloria Harger Gildemeister Roger K. Ray

Tartan Club $250-$499

Janet Gotthart Camp Carolyn Emons Hinton * Barbara Williamson Nichol

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Susan Barrett Boelke Doris Hansen Craig * James K. Hoffmeister Margaret Jacoby Josephson Jack W. Peterson

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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* Virginia Hughlett Varce Joyce Hennenfent Walton

Pipers Club $1-$99

Phyllis Clindinin Martin * Barbara Guyer Van Cura

CLASS OF 1954 Alumni of Record: 60 Participation Rate: 53%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Keith J. Droste † J. Todd McKellar * James G. Mercer * John S. Romine

Tartan Club $250-$499 Gerald A. Marxman * Louis P. Richard

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* James W. Asplund Marilyn Verploeg Hay Jane Woods Hobson * Barbara Cook Mercer Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck

* Gary K. Allen Elizabeth Thurner Belanger * Alice Pishan Croner Patricia Brown Friese * James A. Hands Jr. Edward D. Hodge Janet Jones Presley * Elizabeth Smith Zorn

Scots Club $500-$999

Pipers Club $1-$99

Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Anonymous Nancy Forsyth Flanders Anne Harmon * Margaret Hendren Lee * Donald R. Steiner

Tartan Club $250-$499

Arthur E. Benedetto Betty Beabout Boehm * Thomas W. Nichol Frances Webb

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Margaret Ramsdale Alford Bruce G. Davenport

CLASS OF 1956 Alumni of Record: 73 Participation Rate: 37%

President’s Club $25,000 or more Anne Quinby Dyni Roger W. Rasmusen

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Karlee Buhman Babcock † Mary Wood Bond Stanley Graham * Shirley Morrow Grieme * Jane Seidel Huff * Ronald R. Huff Eleanor Dudman Luttrell Eleanor Lauder McVey Carolyn Phelps * Neil Verigan

* Sally Smith Larson

Pipers Club $1-$99

Tartan Club $250-$499

Charles D. Denniston * Dorothy Galloway Katalinich James L. Mechem * Martha Claycomb Miller Nancy Hansen Smith Susan Dixson Smith Kay Schindewolf Van Houten

CLASS OF 1955 Alumni of Record: 39 Participation Rate: 46%

President’s Club $25,000 or more * J. Allen McGehee

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Alan V. Larson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Evard P. Best Paul L. Brown * Albert S. Maurer Ruth Goss McKay * Diana Payne Romine

Scots Club $500-$999 * Roger J. DeDera

Jama Windish Bickford * Rodney E. Bollman Donald S. Galitz Mary Duncan McBride Kay Smith Saxum

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Carol Linquist Christensen Margaret Blanchard Daiker * Kathryn Bunting Hamrin Kenneth D. Lister * Edith Nichols Roberts Eleanor McCall Roberts * Jay S. Silhanek * John A. Sward * Roger L. Tuttle Marcia Smith Voors

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Pipers Club $1-$99

Carolyn Copeland Cammenga Roberta Thompson Fassett Ronald Gawthrop

CLASS OF 1957 Alumni of Record: 78 Participation Rate: 38%

President’s Club $25,000 or more Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Richard K. Fuller

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Rhoda Engel Janet Teuscher Hill Barbara Rahn McKellar

Scots Club $500-$999

Louise Chestnut Lowe

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Anne Irey Kohlmeyer * T. Larry Mell * John S. Niblock * Allan W. Smith

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Beverly Carlson Baumann Jo Hamilton Dollinger † Lester D. Dollinger John F. Eckley * Mary Conway Harvey * Richard J. Henry * Marcia Kern Hoffmeister * Perry W. Johnson * Susan Gingrich Jones Beverly Cain Nelson James A. Syrett Wilbur Wigant Jane Eddy Wiley * Robert G. Yarde

* John K. Baumann Robert H. Bischoff * James S. Bondurant Rip Fulton * Audrey Veit Hands * James I. Johnson * Valerie Bergold Keys Stephen B. Lindell * Jeffrey Mar * C. Dean Mitchell Janice Singelman Mitchell * Trudy Morrill Mitchell * Walter D. Morrill Lynn A. Nelson * Martha Woods Porter Annette Thrift Ray James E. Thompson * Richard J. Webb Martha McCurdy Welch

Pipers Club $1-$99

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Kathryn Cummins Cope * Bonnita McAllister Courtney Margaret Flick Droppa Robert P. Fitch * Carole Wiley McDevitt † James B. Moffatt Joan Lindsay Nordstrom * Glenn A. Olson Jeannette Williams Vogt Christa Bellis Waller

CLASS OF 1959 Alumni of Record: 99 Participation Rate: 42%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Ellen Littler Perry * David N. Willing

Kay Bagge Alden * Charles Courtney Jr. * Kathleen Trevor Garwood Deborah Kerswill Keller Nancy Clark Wright

* Dorothy Young Voetberg

CLASS OF 1958

* James Blischke * Robert F. Bowen George A. Francis * Marilyn Schneider Johnson * Robert C. Johnson * Barbara Ruettinger McQuillan * Herbert D. Salisbury Gary L. Wiegel

Alumni of Record: 79 Participation Rate: 42%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Edward F. Perry

Scots Club $500-$999

* Janet Forsythe Fishburn * Richard W. Peters * Margaret Evans Roberts * Ralph E. Stephenson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous Joyce Underwood Barnett

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Carl W. Anderson Eleanor McClelland

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Alumni Contributors * Bernard B. McKee * Robert G. Patton * Joseph H. Tait * Carolyn White Work

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Sally Ahrens Brown * John C. Carstens * Barbara Getty Dobbins * Lee D. Dobbins Charles B. Doty * Sally Platt Ivy Jean Beveridge Meyers Janice Nowlan Olson Elspeth Barclay Peterjohn * Richard H. Sloan † Carole Graham Walton

Pipers Club $1-$99

Barbara Oetjen Adamson Donald R. Beveridge * Terrence H. Brown Victoria Schleich Fitzgibbon * Marjorie Hill Johnson * Merle Lynn Kemp * Marjorie Schroeder Lazar * Patricia Volk McCoy Melissa Melvin McDonald J. Edward Nelson Margaret Knapp Nixon * Harlan W. Suffield Jr.

CLASS OF 1960 Alumni of Record: 105 Participation Rate: 35%

President’s Club $25,000 or more David A. Bowers Ralph L. Riggs

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Jeanne Gittings Robeson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Alvin T. Peterson Michael Adin Slaughter Carol Kemmerer Wetzel

Scots Club $500-$999

Donn H. Denniston † Judith Stafford Denniston * Roger E. Smith

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Arlene Dresmal Blewitt * Dean A. Graves * Nancy Lee Graves Melinda Hall Robertson Mary Ann Smith Work

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Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Bruce A. Anderson Lewis B. Arnold * Robert Gamer * Maureen Smiley Liesman Nancy Acheson McGaan Carol Bryden Moore Patricia White Myers * James W. Nelson * William D. Rhodenbaugh * Warren A. Sanders * Mary Bradford Sward Alice Robbins Thompson Ann Toal Kathryn Oliver Tribler

Linda Soliday Currin Robert H. Feiertag * Robert D. Jornlin Janet Brownlee Miller

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Vira Lukasz Bodnaruk * Roger A. Boekenhauer * James R. Calhoun Barbara Ditch Drake * David A. Grummitt * Lynn McGaan Knox * Gary L. Larson * Orville D. Liesman * Thomas F. Matthews * Beverly Nelson Nelson * Ronald E. Noton Kenneth A. Rager

Pipers Club $1-$99

Anonymous * Mary Dunstan Brekken * Judith Watson Brown Barbara Divinsky Brundage Karen Sundberg Finn * Jack J. Glotfelty Margaret Smith Holmes Patricia Baird Link Donald D. Sands

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1961

CLASS OF 1962

Alumni of Record: 125 Participation Rate: 34%

Alumni of Record: 93 Participation Rate: 42%

President’s Club $25,000 or more Margaret Bozarth * L. Terry Oggel Fred Wackerle

Frederick H. McDavitt * Paul L. White * Gordon K. Young * Jane Corman Young

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * William T. Irelan

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Richard L. Bivens * Carl A. Borine * Sandra Johnson Dobras John W. Phillips * Betty McClure Salisbury * Robert L. Singer * Sue Perrine Smith * Stanley Wilson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Robert L. Best * Kenneth H. Knox

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Scots Club $500-$999

President’s Club $25,000 or more * Robert J. Ardell

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

* Lila Keleher Blum James C. Hornaday * James R. Klusendorf * Timothy G. Lee

* Thomas W. Bollman Richard W. Crockett * Robert E. Effland * Barbara Palmer Engelhardt Mary Mason Robert C. McCulloch Charles G. Pogue Rosalie Easdale Stoike

* Jane Robb Davis * Thomas S. Davis * Jerry L. Greer * Richard A. Harriss † John M. Kriegsman * Rodney J. McQueen David L. Spears * Sandra Foreman Walker Guy F. Welch

Scots Club $500-$999 * Willis M. Hubbard * Harold N. McDaniel * Lillie Sievers Wilson

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Frank Adam III

* Stephen S. Smith Karen Deen Squire * Judith Lips Stoffer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jean Grove Boekenhauer * Marjorie Armstrong Brand * G. Deeks Carroll Jr. * Judith Randall Dickinson Robert C. Hamilton Alice Goss Haznedl David W. Jones * Lloyd W. Kinzer * Janet Pearson Manning * Larry G. Manning * Ronald W. Raih Carol Anderson Vernon

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Anonymous * Nancy Guilinger Coon Betty Craft Hodge * Philip A. Muntzel * Patricia McClinton Nolte * Melinda Schneider Roehl Susan Adams Watt

CLASS OF 1963 Alumni of Record: 128 Participation Rate: 38%

President’s Club $25,000 or more

* Anonymous * Stanley E. Chism * Ann Mack Collier

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Carol Veith Sorenson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * David L. Arnold

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Eugene R. Dawson * F. William Graue Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Robert M. Barton * David R. Bates * Carol Clark Dotseth Robert H. Gwynn * Russell F. Marshall Jane Temple Peacock * William R. Reinsberg

Scots Club $500-$999

* Mary Hunter Bivens * Donna Bullard Colado Eleanor Crow Gustafson * Ronald Ikan * Janet Link Leonard Frank R. Oakley * Hugh M. Phelps Dee Smith Shuff * Mary Jones Singer

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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Tartan Club $250-$499

* Harry C. Bollin Judith Sluka Butcher Shirley Service Culbert * Donald L. Roegge * Linda Frautschy Sherman David V. Wongstrom

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Donna Mrkvicka Ardell Howard A. Fulford * Philip G. Killey Jr. * Hallie Simpson Lemon * J. Rodney Lemon * Janet Irey Lovdahl * Patricia Morse Lyall * Nancy Huff Myers Elizabeth Patterson * Sharon Smith Steffel

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Carol Christman Acheson Marc D. Constant Rita Knepper Erickson Anaclare Frost Evans * Janice Hood Gibson Judith Hartley * William G. Holland * Gary E. Huffman Sharon Irvine Lopatka John R. Steele

CLASS OF 1964 Alumni of Record: 134 Participation Rate: 42%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 James A. Hutchinson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Anne Buchanan William G. Morgan

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Jane Wilson Dawson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Brian M. Austin * Reid K. Beveridge * Janet Henning Brown Lucy Work Burroughs * Donald L. Denney * Gail Allen Harriss * Mary Bailey Marshall * Stanley L. McKelvie Gretchen Wright Moore * Michael E. Sproston * Tom L. Ulmet * Dennis E. Walker * Richard W. Whiteman

Scots Club $500-$999

Elizabeth Giffen Ewell Edward P. Farwell

* Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard Joan Strand Kotz * James F. McKinley Jr. Bruce V. Work

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Karen Brown Baker * David L. Danner * Dean E. Peterson * Robert Remmert * Richard T. Smith

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Jerry K. Beabout Barbara Bolon Bye * Carl J. Demas Thomas B. Doyle * Kent A. Duesing * Stuart J. Fanning * James W. Gee Jr. * Bianca Neville Hooker * Gail Fitton Kruse * Jeane Mahnic Lindeke * Kay Buss MacNeil Louisa Magzanian Robert W. McAllister * James D. Millar * Luree Watson Miller * William H. Ortman * Marshall H. Peterson * C. Thomas Rezner * Fred H. Rumney III Judith Blaich Stipp * James F. Whalen Mary Ann Gustafson Wherry * Kenneth M. Wolma

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Reed D. Acheson * Nancy Garretson Benzon Joan Nickel Sanders James B. Thede * K. Michael Trevor

CLASS OF 1965 Alumni of Record: 148 Participation Rate: 38%

President’s Club $25,000 or more * Karen Barrett Chism * William J. Goldsborough

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Karen Bush Watts

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Julie Caldwell Arnold * Robert K. Garro Robb A. Ruyle * William M. Simpson

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Gary L. Gilliland Jamie C. Ladd * Frederick C. Pfaffmann * Eugenia Willman Zagorski * Ronald A. Zagorski

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Larry D. Brown * James J. Mock * Sharon Wehrs Mock * Danny C. Richards * Judith Maxwell Schaeffer * Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. Andries L. Vermeer * Harriet Southerlan Whiteman

Scots Club $500-$999 Elaine Calevas Ferat * David L. Murray Richard C. Streedain

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Douglas S. Carolus * Sharon Avery Danner * Sharon Zipse Fesler * Ann Garry * Karen Brunke Hehn * Robert J. Hehn Nancy Hibbert Murray

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Joel M. Auble H. Theodore Blair Donna McLennan Campbell * Joyce Brown Duesing James M. Flynn III Joseph J. Gartner Janet Hamly-Ott * James H. Hooker * Carolyn Duncan Jerkovich Frank D. Komatar * Ann Murphy Lafferty * Michael J. Lafferty David L. Lindgren * Donald L. MacNeil * Don W. Moore * Bonnie Klima Olsen * Donald R. Paulson J. David Rumbough Jr. Lucille Rupe Carl J. Schmidlapp III Lois Kren Tashjian * Keiko Matsumoto Varughese

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Allan L. Etzbach * Carole Praet Pawloski Lorraine Goldstein Van Akkeren * Gary L. Wimer

CLASS OF 1966 Alumni of Record: 162 Participation Rate: 35%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Steven A. Azuma * Richard E. Yahnke

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Douglas R. Carlson

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Maureen Beck Hamilton * Anthony J. Perzigian * Gail Hartong Zika

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Susan Buckles * Suzanne Snyder Fienning * George E. Heck Jr. * Kenneth M. Klein * Donna Schliffke Sproston * Frances White Wolma

Scots Club $500-$999 * John R. Stergulz Kenneth R. Stiles

Tartan Club $250-$499

* H. Quinn Anderson Dennis J. Deegan * Judith Burmeister Dew * Larry R. Dew * James E. Pilarski * Judith Anderson Pilarski * Nancy Munn Smith

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Richard G. Asoian * Rosalie Huff Barman Harold Peter Basler Jr. * Daniel G. Bianucci * Margaret Schneider Demas * Priscilla Bussert Fanning * Dorothy Harris Fogel Mary Johnson Hanlin Rick L. Hoy Barbara Solum Huwe Susan Kauzlarich Kuster Barbara Lane Alan L. Loya * Robert D. McLaren * David McLaughlin * Janet Clayton McLaughlin * Donald K. Morton * Earl K. Paasch * Richard P. Rodgers * Betty Frank Schaper-Fridley * Susan Strand Shane * W. John Shane * Joseph C. Simpson

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Alumni Contributors Janet Maginn Stevenson David B. Stimpson Mary Hemminger Taylor * Paul M. Thompson John H. Wierman

Virginia Jacobson Peter D. Knox * Carl E. Slaughter John H. Smith * John P. Wayne

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Larry G. Berdoll * Roxann Rick Holland * Charles H. Kellner * Gordon R. Lanning * Patricia Beauregard Moen * Robert M. Stiles * William P. Stris

CLASS OF 1967 Alumni of Record: 148 Participation Rate: 28%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Alumni of Record: 179 Participation Rate: 28%

President’s Club $25,000 or more

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Anne White Beall * Susan Latham Klein * Leon A. Kraut Robert C. Roush * Wendell L. Shauman * George M. Simmons Payson S. Wild Jr. * William A. Wolma

Scots Club $500-$999

* David W. Adolphson * Sonja Zedigian Lowry * H. Leonard Porter III * Mary Ellen Biciste Porter * Thomas R. Weber

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Larry R. Bowden * Judy Williams DeMien * Ronald K. DeMien * Richard M. Downard * Edith Isaacson Duncan * William J. Edwards Dwight R. Erskine Linda Blow Klabunde

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Douglas G. Adolphson * Vittorio Barrile William G. Coppard * Lyle E. Fogel Jr.

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CLASS OF 1968

* Augustin S. Hart III * Janet Forbes Myers William L. Trubeck

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Catherine Wetz Bennett Judith Schneider Lilly * Richard L. Paasch Mary-Ann Pinto * R. Barry Shatwell * Linda Janicek Szitta

* Elaine Baer Azuma * Frederick J. Kaskel

Ann Michael * Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. * Robert A. Zika

* Jerald D. Eiserman * M. Simpson Eiserman John W. Evermon * Thomas N. George * John G. Heitz Linnea Hammarsten Ingold * Robert E. Kukla * Robert C. Mabry Jr. * Bonnie Janicek McLaren * Renate Krippels Slaughter * Claudia Kinne Spotts * Russell Stanton

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David W. Curd * Gerald L. Garretson * Theresa Grozik Lanning Verna Lester Marshall James M. Mosbacher Sandy Newman * Lee-Ann Wells Paasch * Barbara Annis Simons * Sandra Nelson Tucker

CLASS OF 1969

Stephen Dale Mey * Ann Newton Wieland * R. Richard Wieland II

Alumni of Record: 200 Participation Rate: 42%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* John A. Perkins Jr. * Dwight Tierney

* Won Yang Everett John L. Hennessy Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Thomas J. Cerkez III David J. Kingsley Michael E. McCreight * Stephen H. Mortonson * Jean Hutchinson Randolph * John D. Schroeder Peter E. Upton

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Frank W. Lee III

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 David K. Allen * Bruce E. Birdsell * Richard P. Eichin * Gary W. Evans Charles W. King Elise Kuo * David T. Long * Jean Walter Long * John I. Moore Jr. Linda Reed * Bette Van Natta Resis * Helen Herriott Schroeder * William B. Trent Jr. * E. Jay Van Cura Jane Batten Wild

Scots Club $500-$999

* Nancy Campbell Haynor * Alexander M. Lindsay Charles S. Marshall Jane Turrel Gregory W. Young

Tartan Club $250-$499

Robert H. Brink * James R. Bunn Sally Fenn DeVries * Joan Rezner Gundersen Kay Kersch Kirkpatrick * David B. Lieb * Bruce C. Ogilvie William H. Steele

Scots Club $500-$999

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * MaryLu Belcher Bretsch

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

James W. Albright * Bruce J. Birney * Donna Johnston Birney * Judith Shauman Filip * Louis A. Herrin * David W. Jackson * Carla Turner Makowski * Peter W. Sawyer

Susan Rayniak Schneider * Jennifer Barnes Stauth * Michael T. Stauth Charles L. Turnbough Jr. * Merikay Waldvogel

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Timothy S. Boberg Beverly Low Boucher * Alice Young Bunn * Arthur Burdette * Donald L. Campbell * David S. Crooks * Mark M. Goodman * Steven Hoffman * Deborah Gruenau MacVey * Barbara Barnhart Milnor * Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie * James C. Paul * Mary Wood Paul † Joyce Quinlivan Robert M. Ruch * Jan Weshinskey Schons * Kenneth Stillman E. Honore Thynne

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Susan Hopper Ainsworth * Rebecca Keefe Brown Carole Riester Callahan * Barry W. Corban * Jean Bevan Curtin Richard L. DePuy Carl D. Diehl William L. Ellefson * John T. Elliott * Terry A. Henderson F. Chet June III David M. Lynch * Helen Pollack Mandel Richard J. Nicholls * David A. Nielsen * Carlton O. Pate III Nancy Pogue Patricia Flagg Poole Robert T. Rogoff * Leslie Williamson Rumney Jeffrey L. Steinberger * Michael Sutton * Cornelia Kelly Wall * John F. Wall John P. White Jr.

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Roy Evert Adolphson Barbara Allen * Janice Gabanski Fleming * Joyce Remmert Jones * Peter L. Leverenz Lee McGaan

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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Daniel K. McMichael * Kitsa Drakotos Schindle * Sally Carmichael Wallace Patricia Reid Weber

* Virginia Hopf West * Alice Kough Wilhelm * Richard A. Wilhelm * Carol Wilson

CLASS OF 1970

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 192 Participation Rate: 29%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Michael B. McCulley

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Marcia Brink Adair * George E. Trotter III

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Joanne Moy

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Serena Foote Birdsell * John T. Kreitler * Alan J. Landauer * Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin * Catherine Blake Trent

Scots Club $500-$999

* Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson * James L. Chrisler * Daniel S. Filip * Robert G. Riley Jr. * Gary L. Sears

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Gordon L. Amgott * Richard A. Johnson * George J. Milnor Pamela Marshburn Morgan Bruce H. Morrison * Thomas G. Poeltler * Kristine Burke Prindiville Victoria Wheeler Romero

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Clarke W. Bennett David W. Bottrell Gregory K. Bradley Mary duBois Carrothers * Stanley B. Dawson Stephen D. Dawson * Andrea Hinman Elia * John R. Elia * Lauren Brenneman George Donald R. Groth * Peter H. Lufler * Jane Martin-Watson * Peter K. Murley * Susan Holland Murley * Barbara Blodgett Pearson * Van D. Perrine Nancy Wiese Radosta Linda Gustafson Sheehan

* Patrick G. Brown Randall G. Callin * Raymond E. Carlstedt * Floyd Evans Jr. * Mary Martin Graham Juliet Jaques Ann Hoyt Kightlinger Carolyn Wade Rollins * Thomas C. Taylor * Jill Petrie Whiteside * Sara Wyant

CLASS OF 1971 Alumni of Record: 244 Participation Rate: 20%

President’s Club $25,000 or more * Michael J. McGrath

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Susie Swanson FitzGerald * Alfred B. Mainetti

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Margaret Will Lee

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Marco T. DiGiorgio * Kenneth A. Eiserman Margaret Hamil * Gail Anderson Landauer * Louise Laine Lubs

Scots Club $500-$999

Douglas A. Campbell * Catherine Mayer Jackson Frank J. Wollrab

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Sarah Maxwell Brown * Barry R. Prindiville Alan P. Rogers * Lynn Rosenow Seiwert * Margaret Marra Treggett

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Betsy Heller Biddle * JoAnn Eisenman Britton * J. Scott Brunswick * John P. Edmonds * Steven A. Ehrlich * Jan Farnsworth * Carolyn Ellis Harrison * Elaine Hubbell Herzog * William L. Hesseltine * Dinko Jerkovich * Judith Gardiner Johnson * Martin C. Luehrs

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Dianne Robison Marcell * Jeffrey A. Miles * Mary Acton Moriarty * Charline Clay Myers Linda Larsen Pfaff * Linda Baughman Pushaw T. Kent Schuyler * Stephen W. Seiple Barbara West Shea-Smucker * Thomas W. Shunick * Ronald St. George * Linda Czajka Stebbins Charles L. Wolters

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Betty Jerden Bollman * Lyndea Dew Brown * Mary Denison Carlstedt * Cheryl Nowak Garrison Lynnell Kahler Havercamp Susan Morton Lloyd Eugene T. Marchuk * Kathryn Gardels Weal

CLASS OF 1972

Alumni of Record: 208 Participation Rate: 25%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Robert “Cam” McConnell

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Jane Marshall Kellogg

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 James B. Bird * Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman * Daniel M. Fowler * Kevin J. Kelley Thomas S. Martin Blair W. Schultz John J. Scotillo * David R. Whitcomb

Scots Club $500-$999

Carol West Boehme * Mary Auliff Havens Catherine Sanborn Johnson * Harold G. Mitchell

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Roy E. Bockler * Letitia Keating Hoffman * Lucy Hyde Johnson * Stephen T. Johnson Edward A. Jones Susan Bahnick Jones * Stephen D. Keithley * Claudia Lawson Moss Robert H. Roggeveen * Richard L. Williams

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * David P. Biddle * Christine Heaton Brown * Charles C. Donovan Jr. Gregg R. Drije Reginald W. Fairbairn Marianne Molendy Feller Mary Evans Hanson Richard F. Henle * Toni Kauzlarich Hesseltine * Martin L. Katz Valerie Hagenstein Lee Anne Maloy Levin * Thomas J. Mitchell J. Timothy Naylor * Anne Nelson Pate * Craig A. Patterson * Harold L. Saline * Sally Collier Seiple * Diane Guzzi Shilton * Sheryl Brinton Zimmerman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kathleen Long Baum William R. Bluder Douglas D. Hardin Karen Krueger * Frances Biedenstein Leverenz Sarah Pearce Anne Porowski Donna Wylie Southerland

CLASS OF 1973 Alumni of Record: 171 Participation Rate: 23%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Andrew D. Kerr * Dennis M. Plummer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Charles W. Goehl * Glenn P. Kinder * Nancy Thompson Kinder * Timothy L. Owen * Gordon B. Yocum

Scots Club $500-$999

* Ellen Voegele Chrisler * Ann Doherty Kramer * Michael B. Kramer * Ann Boley Parker Carl Shaub

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Cynthia Wead Keithley * William J. Maakestad * Donna Czajka Williams

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Mick Birkhofer Roger J. Blachek

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Alumni Contributors * James T. Briscoe David M. Brittain Glenn Catlett * Lucille Steudel Donovan * Michele Spleha Katz Alice Higgins Lawson * Patrick M. Moriarty Louise Pacholik Jacquelyn Grier Salvato * Janet Scheeline H. Charles Stahmer * Scott D. Stanton * Peter E. Storms Nicholas J. Tucker * Katharine Wakolbinger Welch Kenneth L. Wherry * William F. Zimmerman

Pipers Club $1-$99

* David R. Elmer Gayla Smith Hiar * G. Scott Huber * Virginia Plunkett Paton Cynthia Carman Rich * Carol Mullen Walsh

CLASS OF 1974

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Victoria Bautch * Bruce W. Block Amie Bastian Carey John L. Carter Ross M. Chrisman * Lloyd H. Fish Douglas W. Funk Alan D. Harris * Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt * Richard W. Karcher Robert C. Wegner * Vicki Lowder Young

* Gregory I. Derbak * Donna Gardiner Huber * Denise Karczewski * John Robert Love * William C. Murschel * William G. Pyatt * James E. Rose * Joseph W. Schurr * Randall Seals Barbara Sullivan * Douglas A. Wallace

Pipers Club $1-$99

Stephen A. Femmel * Stephen H. Goss * Carol Jameson McNally * Stephen D. Purington Kathryn Savino Rickey * Jonathan L. Schwartz * Nancy Thompson Smith

CLASS OF 1976 Alumni of Record: 140 Participation Rate: 27%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Diane Minor Davies * Franklin K. Johnson

CLASS OF 1975

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 183 Participation Rate: 21%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Joseph O. Svoboda

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Rodney L. Davies

* Robert C. Hudson III Jerri Picha * Gregory A. Smith

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Sarah Young Hudson Charles R. Hughes * F. Grant Minor * Gail Simpson Owen

Scots Club $500-$999

G. Ronald Barshinger * Alan R. Gieryna * Dan B. Jaynes * Christine Odell Potts * Jeffrey C. Potts * Dean A. Sipe Richard B. Truog

Tartan Club $250-$499

* John C. Carlson * Lynette Johnson Carlson * Susan Prochaska Hardie * David A. Hartig * John C. Hughes Sr. * Christopher W. Nantus * Charles B. Peter * Warren J. Wilson

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* Lynda Pepper Bollman Terry F. Fruehauf * Emily Johnson Minor Timothy S. Pecaro * J. Stanley Pepper Randall E. Vickroy * R. Bruce Weiman

Scots Club $500-$999

* Barbara Cermak Blake * Margaret Romano Ford * William P. Ford Charles M. Poeltler Charles B. Shawver * Randall J. Slaboch

* Patrick W. Blake * Jon E. Dahl * Alice Dunlap-Kraft * Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna * Donald D. Hadsell * Scott A. Hamilton * Daniel F. Palmer * Marsha Spleha Slaboch

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Pamela Wyeth Bellm * Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh * James E. Cavanaugh Gregory S. Fritz * Roberta Mack Peter Paul D. Rickey * Robert F. Stinauer * Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk

Tartan Club $250-$499

Kathryn Alexander * Julia Van Cleve Paulson * Peter L. Paulson Roger F. Slaboch * Lucinda Dunmire Wilson

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Laura Beck Anderson Jan M. Blase * J. David Boyd * Bennie J. Coleman * Rena Griffin Coleman * Jane Fort Edwards

Claudia Glover-Mayfield Judy Hogfeldt * Kristin Lees Huntley * Douglas L. Stickels Hollis Shoemaker Yocum

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 183 Participation Rate: 22% Nancy Speer Engquist

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* Richard M. Amy * Michael S. Deam * James L. Elsey Gary R. Geiger * Brian P. Holland * Brian D. Kimmel * Roger L. Samuels

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Marc E. Bruni * Mary Kistner Bruni Jeffrey R. Earley Raymond E. Gillen * Ronald D. Murdock * Kristine Weber Rose * Mary Carlson Shull Kathleen Ford Vitali

CLASS OF 1977 Alumni of Record: 139 Participation Rate: 16%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 J. Stewart Peterson Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Debra Forsaith Donald L. Gladfelter

Scots Club $500-$999

Anonymous Pamela Ball Gustafson David R. Larson

Tartan Club $250-$499 * B. Joe O’Brien

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Kathrine Gannon Davis * Greg R. Gilliland * Emily Hauge * Heather Fottler Mangian * Michael R. Osborn * Kathy Wolf Plath * Margaret Murschel Samuels

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Linda Cook William H. Lafayette Jr. * Wayne K. Nelson * Gary A. Neudahl William E. Parker Roberta Davilla Robbins C. Bird Romano Deborah Sterett

CLASS OF 1978 Alumni of Record: 111 Participation Rate: 20%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 James D. Galbreath

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Craig A. Dahlquist * Joseph M. Welty * J. Mark Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999 Peggy Cain * Dean A. Oester

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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Tartan Club $250-$499

* Judith Guy Casey * Lynne Walker Kellogg * Stephen H. Kellogg Susan Smallwood Schilson Stanley Watkins

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Lisa Hime Backus * Glenn R. Carlson * George K. Hess * Kathleen Clark Kimmel Jane Shroba * Teresa Platt Spenn Mark E. Taylor

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Brandon S. Abear Laura Feinberg Hershcopf Richard A. Martin * Roger P. Sander

CLASS OF 1979 Alumni of Record: 95 Participation Rate: 17%

President’s Club $25,000 or more * Mark S. Kopinski

Scots Club $500-$999

Robin A. Johnson * Kimberly Furman Roolf * Michael A. Schmitz

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Carl B. Forkner * Steven K. Murmann * Mark A. Weegar

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

Tartan Club $250-$499

Joel E. Brotherton * Jeffrey M. Carver Loren Hayes Ruth Ball Lamour Dale R. McKillip

Scots Club $500-$999

Alumni of Record: 114 Participation Rate: 24%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Andrew P. Matykiewicz * Gerald Palomo

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Paul A. Bubb * Robert L. Curtis * John A. Elliott * Douglas B. Rankin * Donald P. Tanney

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Amy Armstrong Green Christine Pinkston McCarrell Marla McFadden * Terry Burke Murschel * Pamela Yuill Snyder Kristine Stone-Rainey

CLASS OF 1980 Alumni of Record: 114 Participation Rate: 20%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Yvonne Mensing Hurckes

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Victoria Birk Horneck

Kerry L. Bean Carrie Dunne Daly Geni Saurbaugh Jacobs * William M. McNall Scott W. Shoemaker Bryan E. Siverly

CLASS OF 1982

CLASS OF 1981

* John R. Darrah

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Sheri McKee Coulter Christine Vancura Easley * Sally Meaker Guth * Sandra Tirpitz Haman * Cathy Neese Hess Kent H. Kniep * George D. Kulhanek Christopher J. Lemon Donald J. McKillip * Wendy Taeger Osborn

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Ralph R. Velazquez Jr.

* Tamyra Dixon Rankin * Raymond J. Vance

President’s Club $25,000 or more * J. Alex McGehee

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * William G. Hurckes * Jane Schneiter Velazquez

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Susan Sandner Gibson * Timothy J. McCabe

Scots Club $500-$999 * Michael J. Anderson

Tartan Club $250-$499 Lora Bender Bailey * R. Keith Douglass

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Conny Davinroy Beatty * Lora Litchfield Corban * Martin D. Cozzi * Virginia Thake Elliott James J. Fabianski * Pamela Batson Ferguson * Samuel A. Ferguson * Robert B. Green * Roxanne Stanley Green * Debbra Taylor Kulhanek * J. Anthony Morgan

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Alumni of Record: 104 Participation Rate: 17%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Traci Whyte Abbott Matthew J. McDonald

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Barbara Churchill Cozzi * Kelly K. Kost Thomas J. McCoy * Lynn Barnett McVey Michael Quagliano Dorothy Aszman Ricketts Leon Townsend Stephen F. Van Kell

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Daniel C. Mitchell * Lynne Brown Yuchs

* David B. Bates Lisa Hines Berg Betsy McGraw Cooper * Gary Pearson * Laura Stella Pearson Janice Reder-Gosser * Judith Bradley Stevenson Sandra Starr Stevenson * Lance Q. Zedric

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 1984

Mary Alexander Corrigan

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Edward C. Tews

Scots Club $500-$999 * Robert E. Hillison

Nancy Ayers * Richard P. Coulter * Judith Harrison Curtis Roger D. Haynes * R. David Jones * Michael K. Meinhart * Kristen Campbell Stanton Susan West

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Diana Hearne * Ann DeCoster Holst * Jean Lessick Martino * Ruth Ault Shimmin * Lori Stone Shull

CLASS OF 1983 Alumni of Record: 119 Participation Rate: 24%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Eric T. Vogt

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Stephen M. Bloomer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Daniel L. Keating * Jean Michael Tews

Scots Club $500-$999

* Martha Eckhard Anderson * Paula Rundell Brooks * Robert R. Eckley * Judi Poettgen Luepke * Paul G. Luepke

Alumni of Record: 123 Participation Rate: 15%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Jeffrey D. Miller

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Jane Stevens Keating * Edward W. Pailes Jr. * Christopher J. Pio

Scots Club $500-$999

Robin Jarvis Karen Williams Phinney

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Debra Blatzer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Joe Burgess Jr. * Julie Collins Mark A. Ferin * Helen Culp Lawrence Rebecca Chisholm Rennard

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kimberly Griffin Cruz Marcene Holverson Farley * Russell Orwig * Karen Friedrich Pyatt Tamee Sterett Renwick * Laura Epley Selken Michel Paul Wolf

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Alumni Contributors CLASS OF 1985 Alumni of Record: 103 Participation Rate: 9%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Ann Stites Cotter Lisa Pepper * Anonymous

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Douglas A. Gibb Pamela Murray Kuby Geoffrey R. Olson

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Kristie Klapp Zessin * Troy B. McCrery * David A. Riggs Jennifer Widmer

Alumni of Record: 110 Participation Rate: 26% * Jean Peters Witty

* Aaron D. Jensen

* Anita Ridge

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Kellie Kohler Esters * Kristy Smith * Roger E. Well

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499 Highlanders Club $100-$249

Tartan Club $250-$499

Jannette Goodall

* William B. Brooks Jr. Laura Cavanaugh * Eric G. Ealy * Joan Chatfield Ealy * Sandra Frey Landrey

Pipers Club $1-$99

Timothy R. Gray Hiroko Saito Elizabeth Silas Tami Tisor

CLASS OF 1987 Alumni of Record: 104 Participation Rate: 11%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Mary Grable McLeod

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Paul D. Babcock

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Lisa Jackson Brown * Kelly Simpson Knitter * Scott M. Woods

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

* William K. Ault * Paula Danforth Bowling * Daryl B. Carr James R. Cole Carla Ewing Kristine Ketcham * Lesley Pettit Newell Veronica Laude Noland

Tiffany Mekshes Cole * Christine Winkelman Glasgow Michelle Hall Daniel R. Mahr Eric McClaughry * Michelle Brown Postin Ross A. Richardson * Elizabeth Baumann Riggs * Timothy Wolf

Pipers Club $1-$99

Carrie Gawthrop Kauck Glenn A. Stout * John D. Downs Pamela Larson Moore John C. Pitchford Kenneth R. Schoenig * Lisa Kruse Swanson * Todd K. Swanson Linda Gaikis Tomson

* Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk Michelle Perry

Tartan Club $250-$499

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Sara Buchen-Ray * Curtis C. Farr * Amy Johnson Schmitz

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Cheri Nelson Byers * Christopher S. Byers Michael Salaway

Scots Club $500-$999

Gena Corbin Alcorn * Dianna Lukkasson Babcock * Daniel A. Cotter Christopher F. Lawson * Byron Sondgeroth

* Brian J. Ross

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Daniel W. Dickson Michelle Moy

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Bradley C. Nahrstadt

* Christy Ogilvie McCreary * Lori O’Brien Oetting Eric R. Orth Mary Hauser Senoo * Brett D. Wolfe

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

CLASS OF 1986

* Danette Bagley-Thierry Mahendran K. Jawaharlal

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Jackie Bell Zachmeyer

* Debbie Roth Burke Jane Heck Kenney

CLASS OF 1988

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

CLASS OF 1989

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Margaret Kerr Myers * William C. Myers * Sarah Head Stambaugh

Alumni of Record: 93 Participation Rate: 17%

Kelly Patch Jenkins * Jayne Poland Schreck

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Joy Stephens * Kelly Kitterman Woods

Alumni of Record: 115 Participation Rate: 19%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Crystal Krug Sargent * Thomas A. Sargent Ronda Ehlen Willhardt

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CLASS OF 1990 Alumni of Record: 151 Participation Rate: 14%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Sanjoy Datta

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Jeffrey J. Bakker * Robin Ottenad Galloway * Kristyne Gilbert * Carlos F. Smith

Cathryn Stewart Crawford * Rodney Greer * Gregg Guenther Theresa Downs Roscetti Deron S. Simmons

CLASS OF 1991 Alumni of Record: 149 Participation Rate: 5%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Carla Sanders

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * DuFresne Penrod Blume

Scots Club $500-$999 * Michael D. Danner

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Jesse B. Fox Jr.

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Colby M. Oleson

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Norene Vass Ault * Nila Stuckey Pike Susan Waschevski

CLASS OF 1992 Alumni of Record: 172 Participation Rate: 10%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Bobbi Swarts Pio

Scots Club $500-$999 Ellen Ewen Poulter

Tartan Club $250-$499 Katie Francis * Stephen R. Hartman * F. David Hillis * Eric J. Ostermeier

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Cheryl Conaway-Nelson * Christine Beiermann Farr Michael T. Jakubec

* Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah Susan Boland * Adam R. Gould * J. Jarrod Hippen Merideth Willett

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

Scots Club $500-$999

*Lynne Talbott Dulin

* David G. Allison

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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* Kris Wang Dare Kimberly Hallam * Lori Carrell Hildebrand Linda Marier McGaan * Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig

CLASS OF 1995

CLASS OF 1993

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Alumni of Record: 196 Participation Rate: 15%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Debra Jackowniak Scarlett

Alumni of Record: 146 Participation Rate: 12%

* Sean P. Maher

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Julia Westby Blaesing * Eric D. Boland * Cassie Zelinske Day * Patrick W. Lewis

William A. Turner

Tartan Club $250-$499 * E. Kyle Davis * Karen Seeman Hillis Mary Dues Kemp

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Victoria Adeleye Keelia Altheimer-Bienemy * Carla Fox * Holly Drelicharz Gould * Kristi Millar Hippen * M. Todd Wetterling Laura Crabb Winfield

Pipers Club $1-$99

Melissa Zaayenga Bryant * Traci Swanson Guenther Michele Koss * Stacy Lafferty Myers * Darcy Crandall Thorp * John J. Zeigler

CLASS OF 1994 Alumni of Record: 116 Participation Rate: 12%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Allison Ritscher * Mark T. Tupper

Tartan Club $250-$499 * W. Brent Dugan * Daniel L. Schisler

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Angela Olson DeBoo Yi Li * Annette Carson Manthei James L. Ulrich * Lisa Bitar Wolfe

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Jessica Bunch Butcher Jeffery A. Crum Cari Connell Lichtman Debra Carlson Pless * Jason J. Thorp

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Amy Bradshaw * S. Mark Childs Bradley J. Foley * Vicki McKee * Kathleen Hunter Smith * Erika Witek Wickett * John L. Wickett

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Deanna Marchand Baele * Marnie Steach Dugan * Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin * Jeani Randall Talbott

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Amy Longenbaugh * Melody White Peterson

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Christopher L. Ashby Abigail Fafoglia Timothy A. Fletcher * Christine Stanton Lehnen * Elizabeth Doty Mann * Todd W. Myers Jennifer Tibbie Renchen John D. Rigg Kathleen Warwick Jolene Whisler * Stephanie Orobia Zeigler

CLASS OF 1996 Alumni of Record: 134 Participation Rate: 10%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Beth Bowdoin Tyre

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Michael J. Blaesing * David C. Bratten Timothy A. Salier Bishal Thapa

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Julie Casteel Russell Gina Tillman

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Christy Finch Noggle * Eric L. Noggle * Philip D. Tweedy * Korine Steinke Wawrzynski * Vanessa Treat Wetterling

Pipers Club $1-$99 Sean K. Kane

CLASS OF 1997 Alumni of Record: 180 Participation Rate: 9%

President’s Club $25,000 or more * Kunal Kapoor

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Jill Bowles Boland * Kimberly Bruetsch * Clifford K. Hastings

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Scott A. Beeler Jennifer Cameron * Kelly Sutton Everding Erik S. Hull Courtney Bonnett Maher Angela Kemper McTernen * Heather Haines Roseman * Elaine Sander * Dana S. Stripe Kimberly Hanson Vogt

CLASS OF 1999 Alumni of Record: 266 Participation Rate: 10%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Madhu Natarajan

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Scots Club $500-$999

* Otis S. Burge

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Michael D. Cryer

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Heidi Pruett Olson Joanna Davison Triebel

Melissa Scholes Young Dawn Johnson

* Arijit Dutta * Heidi Kuppler McKeever * James J. McKeever * Kari Bailey Shimmin * Aaron R. Venters * Emily King Venters * Brian K. Woodard

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Matthew M. Hendon * Lucy Kellogg Thompson

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 279 Participation Rate: 8%

* Bryce M. Adolphson * Eric Hardesty * Kristen Lightbody Hardesty * Michael J. Jones * Ann McClung Klungseth * Seth A. Klungseth Timothy R. Mottaz Sharon Jirgl Schmitz * Mark S. Smith * Heather Downing Turnquist * John M. Turnquist

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Pipers Club $1-$99

Derek Archer * Julie Certa-Wirtes * Kristan Sedam Creek Heidi Siegele

CLASS OF 1998

* Neil A. Dahlstrom * Angel Foutch Tran * Hieu T. Tran

Tartan Club $250-$499

Allyson Behm Sameer Malhotra Colleen Madigan Peck * Mitchell P. Russell

* Jason R. Dare * Stephanie Orsi Dare * Kari Walters Froebe * Nicole Lincoln Charles E. Matlock Melissa McWhirter Peitz * Amanda Holden Shanks Carmelita Ellis Torregano

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 2000

Sarah Botkin * Jeffrey M. Dougherty Kathleen Yarger Lupont * Melissa Painter Olson Michael E. Rosenstiel

Alumni of Record: 247 Participation Rate: 6%

Scots Club $500-$999 * Wesley W. Olson

FALL 2019

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Alumni Contributors Tartan Club $250-$499

Benjamin A. Grethey * Heather Sechrest Hendon * Therese Worden Rankin Colleen Shaughnessy

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Julie Anell * Brooke McGee-Grundstrom * Ann Moody Nelson * Emily Moore Raymond * M. Lucas Raymond

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Amy Higgins Allen * Kent D. Froebe * David D. George * Tara Olson-Beeler Yvette Velez

CLASS OF 2001 Alumni of Record: 262 Participation Rate: 4%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Christina Stob Cryer Elizabeth Wills

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Sarah Crummy Wolek

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Mary McGregor Luczu * Matthew C. Nelson * Abigail Mahrt Powell * Warren D. Rowland * Jerrel R. Rutlin

Pipers Club $1-$99

Jessica DeBlieck Brownlee * Megan Dochterman Catour

CLASS OF 2002 Alumni of Record: 254 Participation Rate: 6%

Scots Club $500-$999 * Brian D. Valentini

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Matthew J. Coultrip * Meghan Roese Jackson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Casey C. Boydstun * Frank A. Clark * Misty Saline Lerner * Precious Kent Rutlin

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Matthew J. Allen

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(continued) Sandra Bennin Amanda Cox Ryan M. Johnson * Brian R. Kienzler Brianne Blout Satorius * Katharine Pearce Shaver James M. Starcevich * Dustin W. White

Pipers Club $1-$99

Anonymous * Adam B. Carlson * Michelle Flaar Carlson Jennifer Davis Thomus J. Eisenbraun Matthew M. Hoag * Patrick F. Kennedy * Wendy Thomas Kuenzler * Tamara Orte Tyler E. Snyder * Joshua B. Spencer * Bridget Lee Szakacs

CLASS OF 2003 Alumni of Record: 237 Participation Rate: 8%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Dawn McRoberts Strauss

Scots Club $500-$999

* Jaimie Gurney Valentini

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Geoffrey M. Edwards * Lucas W. Jackson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Matthew S. Lerner * Molly Larcombe McCarthy Sherri-Gae Scott * Stephanie Fritz Woodard

Alumni of Record: 221 Participation Rate: 10%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Theresa Gondek Bebout * Matthew T. Clair Gregory L. Monn * James Andrew Thomas

Pipers Club $1-$99

Jeremy Burrell * Jesse D. Chandlee * Leah Erickson Chandlee * Kara Kuhrts Kienzler * Tara Todd Lewis * Kathryn Overbeek Lovato * Molly McNamara Klinger Amy Fraser Sowinski * Devon Townsend Spencer * Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken * Adam S. Volpp * Elizabeth Nendza Volpp

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Rafael C. Delgado * Kathryn Jackson

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Alan R. Betourne II Ryan S. Danzinger * Andrew S. Elliott Sarah Hockenberry Megan Merritt Eileen Murphy * Michael P. Oblinger * Allison Costello Qualkinbush D. Pat Raftis

CLASS OF 2004 Alumni of Record: 273 Participation Rate: 10%

Pipers Club $1-$99

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Nathan J. Gaskill

Scots Club $500-$999 Jennifer Heiman

Tartan Club $250-$499 Joseph A. Cross Jason D. Paulsgrove

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Ortez D. Davis * Elizabeth Kline Elsbree * Jessica DeVore Johnston

CLASS OF 2005

Lisa Bondi Amy Grankowski * Benjamin M. Hickerson * Brenda Metternich Hoelscher Samantha McKelvie * Kelly Frericks Thannert * Elizabeth McKenna Welty * Sarah Pratt Wilson

CLASS OF 2006 Alumni of Record: 250 Participation Rate: 8%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Laura Haumiller Gaskill

Tartan Club $250-$499 Evelina Lipecka * Joshua M. Ragar

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Jolene Bazon * Kimberly Karau Wilcoxon Emily Zvolanek

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Alexis Zanis Carscadden * David Joseph Danaher * Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald * Ana Fisher Franks * Todd D. Franks * Lindsey Gates-Markel * Kathleen Koelbl Kennedy Christie Nelson * Nicholas E. Olendzki * Sarah Zanger Venvertloh Amanda Weck * Anthony J. Welty * Michael T. Wilmoth

CLASS OF 2007 Alumni of Record: 277 Participation Rate: 7%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Mollie Williams Harrod * Richard F. Harrod

Scots Club $500-$999 Julie Trac * Kelli Wefenstette

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Hilary Hawkinson Stott

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Wade R. Brown Silvia Fabela * John K. Gerrity * Sarah Kaufman Lopez * Brian E. Wilcoxon

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alexander W. Carter * Amy Gustaf Freitag * Joseph J. Freitag * Sara Ingersoll Gielow Kathleen Hamilton * Janet Kajor McKay * Amanda Havens Pilger Jeffrey Joseph Rebholz * Natasha Kemmerling Russell Kelly Stadter

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

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CLASS OF 2008

CLASS OF 2010

Alumni of Record: 273 Participation Rate: 10%

Alumni of Record: 269 Participation Rate: 4%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Jessica Landrey Mary Schuch * Julie Battcher Sullivan Claire Winter

* William R. French

John A. Kaiser

CLASS OF 2013

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 284 Participation Rate: 10%

Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross * Zak S. Edmonds * Amanda Trotter Elliott

Rachel Bold Emily Caron Morgan Koss * Jennifer Erickson Sanberg

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Edward R. Angel Rachel Atherton Emily Bakes * Nicholas E. Carlson * Anna Coutts Dempsey Jessica Dollins Denny Steven P. Distin * Carissa Scott Doyle * Erik C. Hoffer * Karah Goetschius Hoffer Holly Butz Kirby * Alison Coulter Lafever * Miles Z. Miller * James Michael O’Brien * Jessie Bassette O’Brien * Trisha Semetis Olendzki * Joseph H. Pilger Benjamin J. Sauer * Mark J. Shaw * Traci Ratliff Shaw Melinda Todd * Kristin Wilson Wilkes * Vanessa Schumacher Witherell

* Noah S. Emery Brittany Cecil Holmes * Laura Greenwood Miller * Jessica Jordan Shipley Laura Ziegler Swanson Kyle Tuor

CLASS OF 2011 Alumni of Record: 269 Participation Rate: 4%

Tartan Club $250-$499 Fannetta Jones

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hope Grebner Bibens * Christa Gonigam Gruber * Corey S. Gruber Michelle Nutting Amanda Rush * Kristen Wyse Wagner

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 246 Participation Rate: 5%

Laurel Buckley Abraham * Michael A. Blodgett Jennifer Hensley Derek M. Huff Brooke Potendyk

Tartan Club $250-$499

CLASS OF 2012

CLASS OF 2009

Keshala Halangoda Brian C. Jordan * Jacob T. Stott

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 269 Participation Rate: 4%

Scots Club $500-$999 Haley Jones

Tanesha Hughes * Felicia Roberts Wachob

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Samantha Briones Paige Halpin Smith Jordan Pless * Margaret Scudella Ramirez Ankeia Scott Marisa Teske * Christopher M. Welty

Jonathan M. Welty

* Jessica Avila-Cuevas Gavin N. Halpin * Daniel M. Pitts * Haley Mier Pitts

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kathryn Argentine Samantha Bundy

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Patrick S. Corrigan * Brittany Munson Lipinski * Peter A. Lipinski Daniel L. Reid * Colleen Sinclair Sye * Roy J. Sye

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Andrew R. Anselmi * Brooke Anderson Anselmi * Chelsey Widdop Blodgett Mary Bohlander Arica Brazil * Alex B. Brooks William A. Deuerling Morgan Enburg Joseph B. Florio * Danielle Diamond Franklin * Clarissa Gardner * Alexis Fulkerson Garren Daniel R. Kane Jeffrey K. Kelleher * Kyle A. McEwen Abigail McGuire Cathryn Sargent * Alyssa Mason Seibert Kathryn Shipp Brinton B. Vincent Sarah Zaubi

CLASS OF 2014 Alumni of Record: 258 Participation Rate: 6%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Katherine Dunn Becker Jolene Rossell

Pipers Club $1-$99

Stevie Croisant * Melinda Craddock Dixon * Zachary T. Dixon Courtney Jonsson Anthony R. Marino Melissa O’Shea * Brandon J. Ouellette * Tiffany Adams Ouellette * Sara Frakes Reinhardt Rebekah Sell Jonathan P. Steben

John E. Swanson Kaitlyn Washburn Rachel Whitlock

CLASS OF 2015 Alumni of Record: 262 Participation Rate: 6%

Tartan Club $250-$499 Max Anthony Seisser

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Jessica Huff * Haleigh Garrett McLean * Jacob R. McLean * Clarissa Henby Reed * Coleman Vern Reed Adam P. Ruble

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Stephanie Lankford Baker Corbin D. Beastrom Kyle T. Dickson Nicole Kamzic Brittany Keifer * Erin Willhite Lafary Brooklynne Springer Samantha Stevenson Mercedes Streeter

CLASS OF 2016 Alumni of Record: 276 Participation Rate: 4%

Scots Club $500-$999 Dustin C. Atwood Tyler R. Baxter

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Emily Flint Taylor Martin Alanna Trettin

Pipers Club $1-$99

Matthew E. Geitner Julianna Graf Caitlin Kozelichki Kelli Krueger Rachael Landrey Emily Siefken Natalie Stortoni

CLASS OF 2017 Alumni of Record: 319 Participation Rate: 3%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Mary Griffith Blake A. Sondgeroth

Pipers Club $1-$99 Kayla Beadles

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Alumni Contributors

Katelynn Propes Carter Cole H. Downey Abby Hubbard Jessica Irons Victor Jacobsen Nicholas P. Mainz John A. Williams Marquis D. Williams

CLASS OF 2018 Alumni of Record: 292 Participation Rate: 7%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Antonetta Axup

Pipers Club $1-$99

Farida Mohammed Bature Olivia Diaz Madeline Dohleman Madison Doss Kelci Foss * Quillie Jackson Gaskill Kelsey Gaylord Alison Gustafson Carley Interial Maria Jeleva Daniel T. Jones Tessa Jones Ned D. Kneller Kaylee Kurtz Emilee Livesay Mark A. Ojeda Luke Allen Pratt * Eric J. Ramirez Sophia Slocum

CLASS OF 2019 Alumni of Record: 186 Participation Rate: 33%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 John Jeremiah Cotter Carl M. O’Connor Connor Riley Oltman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Brandon C. Allsop Ian Z. Armbruster Yulissa Avila Madison Baker Alexandra Barrett Mikayla Bolton Rachel Book Kayla Brotzman William C. Carnes Marilyn Carteno Derek E. Denton

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Current Students

Constituent Groups

Pipers Club $1-$99

PARENTS OF CURRENT STUDENTS AND ALUMNI

(continued) Lindsey DeWitt Jennista Eastman Mason Ely Taylor Ewald Emily Fisher Carlos Fulgencio Nicholas Galvan Paige Gerard Isabella Glazer Amanda Grissom Andrew Todd Hardy Larry Allen Haynes Jr. John Frederick Hintz II Logan B. Hoepfner Kaitlyn Rule Holland Caitlyn Honan Sarah Hunt Demi Johnson Shain R. Johnson Simone Johnson Peter J. Johnston Mackenzi Lafferty Thomas Lesniewski Hannah Lingle Ashley Maurer Jacolby Kevon Maxwell Connor S. McDonald Tyler S. McDonald James M. McGrew Karen Mendoza Zoe Meyer-Thomas Jacob L. Myers Salomon Perez Joshua Connor Perschall * Alecia Hawkins Ramirez Laura Salas Harry D. Sanchez Bernadette Sarabia Kathryn Saulcy Emily Shaw Elizabeth Smith Nathaniel Dalton Smolczyk Brenton Lee Stropes Tara Sturgeon Aubree Taylor Alexandria Tibbs Rebecca Wahlberg Amy Ward

Samuel M. Argubright Michael J. Bersell Aspen Chadderdon Rafael Cobarrubias Alec Graves Cooley Brock Dalton Crippen Michael V. Dato Lydia Dibissa Laura Dulee Jacob J. Durdan Zachary Miles Ferris Matthew Thomas Franciscovich Joshua T. Fuchs Rebecca Gallis Michael Moon Gonzalez Joshua J. Gross Alec Robert Hayes Elizabeth Hermosillo Ian F. Jefferson Abhi Karan Singh Jouhal Aaron P. Kimzey Ashley Long Ashley Lublansky Vicky Ly Liam Thomas Meyer Gabrielle Nance Campbell M. Quirk Caleb L G Santana Nathan P Schroeder Conner E. Sharp Joseph E Shie Hadley Smithhisler Hannah Snyder Lauren Sperry Jeren J. Stewart Matthew Charles Temaner Matthew Robert James Thoele Alison Trettin Abby Tucker Ricardo Uriostegui Jakob Clyde Uryasz Alyssa Whitacre

President’s Club $25,000 or more

* Robert J. Ardell ’62 Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee J. Allen McGehee ’55 and Annie McGehee Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Ralph L. Riggs ’60

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999

William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 F. Addison Jones Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Frank W. Lee III ’69 and Margaret Will Lee ’71 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Marjorie Smolensky * Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Joyce Underwood Barnett ’59 Evard P. Best ’56 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Luis De Leon Nieves and Feng Chu De Leon Nieves George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee John Goddard

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess James C. Hornaday ’61 Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 * Leon A. Kraut ’67 Albert S. Maurer ’56 and Patricia Maurer Barbara Rahn McKellar ’57 † J. Todd McKellar ’55 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Linda Reed ’69 John J. Scotillo ’72 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Dora Tinkham Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty David T. Workman and Linda Workmann

Scots Club $500-$999

Anonymous James W. Albright ’69 Charles Wayne Carroll and Lois Geist Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Frederick A. Fletcher Gordon J. Greenwood ’52 Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens John W. Hiel and Elizabeth Hiel Robert A. Hiett ’50 Christine Johnston Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Janet Link Leonard ’63 and Robert D. Leonard Jr. Scott Martin and Linda Martin Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Anthony E Oakson and Brenda Oakson Thomas O’Connor and Jane O’Connor Daniel F. Palmer ’75 and Sheri Palmer Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patty Peters

John W. Phillips ’61 Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts * William F. Root Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie * Martha Whiteman Linda Winter

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Rodney E. Bollman ’56 Beverly Low Boucher ’69 Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Steven L. Buban David L. Danner ’64 and Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Michael Emmons and Carrie Emmons Joan Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hallam John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen * Richard A. Johnson ’70 Mary Duncan McBride ’56 * Brooks McDaniel Thomas W. Nichol ’54 and Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Melissa Painter Olson ’98 and Jeffrey Olson Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler David P. Poirier and Christine Poirier Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Mitchell P. Russell ’98 and Julie Casteel Russell ’96 Daniel L. Schisler ’94 and Angela Schisler Jan Weshinskey Schons ’69 and Carl R. Schons Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Hillis Skov Robert F. Stinauer ’76 and Cheryl Stinauer Philip Talley and Catherine Talley Charles Temaner and Laury Temaner

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Doug Williams and Annette Williams Mary Ann Smith Work ’60

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Phillip Abraham and Dana Abraham Thomas A. Appel and Jill Appel Donna Mrkvicka Ardell ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer John K. Baumann ’57 and Beverly Carlson Baumann ’58 Martha Beck * Mary Hanford Bianchi Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones William K. Buchanan and Malloree Buchanan Paul D. Butterfield and Lisa Butterfield Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Abie R. Chadderdon and Penni Chadderdon James Clark and Jennifer Clark Monty J. Coffman David Compton and Patricia Compton Rodney L. Cook and Cathy Cook Barry W. Corban ’69 and Denise Corban Steven A. Cousins Martin D. Cozzi ’81 and Barbara Churchill Cozzi ’83 * Robert L. Curtis ’79 Jeff S. Cutler Don Cutright and Jennifer Cutright * Gary L. Daniels Todd A. De La Rosa and Sarah De La Rosa James Dodge and Constance Dodge Douglas W. Dodson and June Dodson Robert W. Douglas and Alice Douglas Cynthia Drea * Shirley Ives Druse ’49 James Dunn and Patricia Dunn John F. Eckley ’58 John O. Edmonds John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak-Edmonds Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68

John T. Elliott ’69 and Janet Elliott Lori Eyre Jerry W. Farris and Linda Farris Anita Fillman Neil Finlen and Lynda Finlen Robert B. Firchau and Mary Firchau Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Stacy Frierdich-Hinrichs Kevin P. Fuchs and Rita Fuchs Dan Gaherty and Cheryl Gaherty Gary R. Geiger ’76 Greg R. Gilliland ’77 and Susan Gilliland Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow Carmelina Glazer Jane Gramkow Robert B. Green ’81 and Roxanne Stanley Green ’81 * Sally Meaker Guth ’80 Ron Hall and Audree Hall Mary Johnson Hanlin ’66 Roger J. Hawk and Mary Hawk Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Michael W. Hoag and Becky Hoag Adam G Holder and Jennifer Holder James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Mary Beth Incorvati Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson Mary Rowley Kauzlarich ’41 Daniel T. Kavanaugh and Candice Kavanaugh John D. Keeley Mark Kimzey and Linda Kimzey Paul J. Kossack and Joan Kossack Anthony D. Kozelichki and Linda Kozelichki Pamela Murray Kuby ’85 Sandra Frey Landrey ’86 and Robert Landrey Helen Culp Lawrence ’84 and Thomas J. Lawrence Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 * Mark H. Lee Orville D. Liesman ’61 and Maureen Smiley Liesman ’60 Scot Lovdahl Steven D. Mahrt and Vickie Mahrt Kathryn Mainz

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C onstituent Groups –Parents Eric McClaughry ’89 Troy B. McCrery ’87 and Theresa Brockhouse McCrery Marlon McDonald and Sheryl McDonald George B. McEldowney and Patricia McEldowney Stuart McKirdy and Ellen McKirdy Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara Lynn Barnett McVey ’83 and R. Stephen McVey Lyndon D. Meyer James S. Millar and Mari Balmer-Millar James Monroe and Marlene Monroe Carolyn Moore Walter D. Morrill ’57 and Elaine Morrill Lynn A. Nelson ’57 Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Timothy O’Hern and Deborah O’Hern Melissa Painter Olson ’98 and Jeffrey Olson Reid Olson and Maureen Olson Mr. and Mrs. Terry H. Ostermeier William Pakosz and Patricia Pakosz Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch Raymond Pollastrini and Mary Pollastrini Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Stacey Reed Dorothy Aszman Ricketts ’83 Stephen L. Rider and Karen Rider David A. Riggs ’87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ’89 Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Carolyn Ross Harold L. Saline ’72 and Terrie Saline William G. Schlobohm John F. Schmitt and Laura Schmitt David K. Sebben and Erin Sebben Vicki Seisser Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Jon Starkey

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† Forrest J. Strickler ’44 Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney William T. Taylor and Judith Taylor Edward J. Thomas Jr. and Diane Thomas John Thornton and Karen Thornton Mark L. Todd and Laurie Todd Steven E. Townsend and Cathie Townsend David L. Vancil Jr. and Kelli Vancil Craig VanMetre and Donna VanMetre Marietta Vickroy Don L. Voss and Brooke Voss Gary Warren and Morag Warren James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Joel Woerner and Melissa Nelson-Woerner John Wollenburg and Deborah Wollenburg Holly Woolard Linda Yelm Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull-Zaleski

Pipers Club $1-$99

Reed D. Acheson ’64 and Carol Christman Acheson ’63 Randall L. Aldridge and Kimberly Aldridge Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen Rajkumar Ambrose and Sarojini Ambrose Christopher Armbruster and Michelle Armbruster Ann Arnold Christopher L. Ashby ’95 and Brandy Ashby Betty Babcock Daneli Baez Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry Robert Barry and Trisha Barry Cindy Beadles Dorothy Kern Behnke ’49 Richard Bell and Susan Bell * Nancy Garretson Benzon ’64 Thomas Best E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Thomas W. Bollman ’61 and Betty Jerden Bollman ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boynton Sr. Lindsey D. Brown and Shanie Sanders-Brown Sandra Bryant Debbie Roth Burke ’87 and Crescent F. Burke Stephanie Burke Ruth Byers John P. Callahan and Jane Callahan Ann Callaway Raymundo P. Cardona and Maribel Cardona Phillip G. Carlson and Jean Carlson Thomas J. Carroll and Barbara Carroll William Carter and Joy Carter * Diane Hull Carver Martha Carwile Walter Castellanos and Margaret Castellanos Ildefonso Cervantes Lagunas Demetrio Chavez and Eva Chavez Gene Chiaro and Caerwyn Chiaro David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen Paul Clennon and Barbara Clennon Terrance L. Cordia and Michele Cordia Curtis Crippen and Barbara Crippen Loren C. Datlof and Stacy Datlof * Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 William Decker and Lori Decker David DeVries and Tracy DeVries Paulino Diaz and Elvira Diaz Patrick C. Dobberstein and Christine Dobberstein Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Hollis F. Douglas Jr. and Sabrina Douglas Timothy A. Dycus and Bridget Dycus Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Brian Enburg and Carla Enburg Tom Evers and Tara Evers Thomas P. Everson and Jessica Everson Darwin Feenstra and Lisa Feenstra Thomas D. Ferguson and Amy Dickenson-Ferguson Mandy Fisher Stephen Frakes and Lori Frakes Jill Franklund

Clarissa Gentzler Linda Gerard Mr. and Mrs. William Getzoff George E. Gillen and Mary Gillen Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gondek David J. Graham and Sherrie Graham Mary Martin Graham ’70 and Stephen W. Graham Jr. Darryl Grissom and Melissa Grissom Gregg Guenther ’90 and Traci Swanson Guenther ’93 Craig Gustafson and Margaret Gustafson William W. Haas and Kathy Haas Terry Hanson Jeffrey P. Harshbarger and Cynthia Harshbarger Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn John A. Haslem Jr. Dennis R. Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo Fabian Herrera and Dorys Almeida Herrera Susan Higbee Lori Carrell Hildebrand ’92 and Philip Hildebrand Dale Hull Takeisha Jackson Richard I. Jefferson and Susan Jefferson Ann Jones Marsha Jones Vincent D. Jones and Kathleen Jones Len Kaihara and Daphne Kaihara Rich Kellar and Shannon Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr Kenton J. Knapp and Tracy Knapp Gerald Korb and Loree Korb Petra Kuppinger Mark A. Kushiner and Jennifer Kushiner Gordon R. Lanning ’66 and Theresa Grozik Lanning ’68 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Kenneth M. Lewis and Crystal Lewis Konrad Lindner and Lorraine Lindner Dan Lingle and Eavon Lingle Brian D. Logan and Brenda Logan

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

David D. Long and Linda Long Michael Mainz Steve Malecha and Leann Malecha David R. Mann ’95 and Elizabeth Doty Mann ’95 Melba Larson Matson ’52 Vanessa Maxwell Frank J. McChristy and Mary McChristy Donald McClarey and Catherine McClarey Scott M. McCluskey and Mindy McCluskey Phyllis McFadden Al McGuire and Beverly McGuire Edward McKenney and Janet McKenney William M. McNall ’81 and Jane Simpson McNall Glen Misek and Laurel Kilpatrick Melanie Moore * Kristie Murdock Robert C. Murphy and Penny Murphy Charles F. Nelson and Julie Nelson Barry O’Brien and Mary O’Brien Cheryl Oltman Russell Orwig ’84 and Beverly Orwig Lazaro M. Perez and Ann Perez Norman E. Pinney III and Wendy Pinney David Poremba and Ann Poremba Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Jeffrey A. Rennick and Edee Rennick Sandra Resley Gail Riester Brenda Robinson-Young C. Bird Romano ’77 Thomas Rose and Sandra Rose George N. Ruglio and Tracey Ruglio Lori Schroeder Gary Schwartz and Lorraine Schwartz Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer Howard V. Scott and Donna Scott Randall Seals ’75 and Linda Seals Peter Seitz and Rebecca Seitz Faith Selzer Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger

John S. Slevin and Kathryn Slevin Candace Smith Sarah Smith William T. Smith and Margaret Smith Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski John M. Spence and Lynda Spence Dan L. Spencer and Julie Spencer Paul Trettin and Tracy Trettin Dana G. Venenga Rebecca Vlcek-Denton David O. Wildermuth and Sandra Wildermuth Lori Willhite Ed Williams and Alice Williams Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Frederick E. Witzig and Nancy Witzig Linda Wolgamott Scott M. Woods ’89 and Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 Judy Yeast Patrick Yost and Karen Yost

FACULTY AND STAFF Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Farhat Haq * Mohsin Masood Clarence R. Wyatt

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Trent Gilbert Laura Hutchinson Sarah Young

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 * Jennifer Armstrong * Michael J. Blaesing ’96 * Charles Duane Bonifer * Kristyne Gilbert ’90 John Goddard * Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 * Hannah Reagor Maher * Richard Marshall * Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 * Thomas J. Sienkewicz * Craig T. Vivian * Jessica Vivian Mark E. Willhardt

Scots Club $500-$999 * Chad M. Braun * Jennifer Braun

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Robin A. Johnson ’80 Christine Johnston * Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 * Karen Ogorzalek * Mark S. Ogorzalek * Thomas A. Sargent ’85

Tartan Club $250-$499

Sherry Bair Marjorie Bond Steven L. Buban Kenneth L. Cramer Wendy Downing * Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 * Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 Kristen English * Lori Ferguson Sarah Henderson * Dana Jensen Brian C. Jordan ’09 * Stacy Ashton Lotz * Dan A. Nolan * Jeffrey Olson * Daniel J. Ott * Teresa Ott * Jeffrey D. Rankin * Therese Worden Rankin ’00 Maeve Reilly * Mitchell P. Russell ’98 * Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 * Joseph C. Schreck * Michelle Holschuh Simmons * Robert Holschuh Simmons * Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 * William Urban Jonathan M. Welty ’12 Joan Wertz Ronda Ehlen Willhardt ’85

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Andre P. Audette * Kevin S. Baldwin Mary Beintema * Alan R. Betourne II ’05 * Wendine Bolon * Sherrie Brooks * Susan Inskeep Clark * Rodney L. Cook * Andrea Gillen Crum * Andrew R. Davis Zachary Erwin * Heather Fisher Timothy P. Gaster * Anne Giffey * Greg R. Gilliland ’77 * Susan Gilliland * Jessica Hawkinson-Dorow Roger D. Haynes ’82 * Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Kooten L. Johnson

* Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 * Stephanie Kinkaid Ashwani Kumar Kristin Larson Kathryn Mainz Anne Mamary Deena Fisher McLaughlin * Jacob R. McLean ’15 Kenneth G. McMillan * Barry J. McNamara Laura Moore * Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 * John Osterlund Timothy A. Pahel Trudi Peterson * Dana L. Poole * Douglas B. Rankin ’79 * Julie Rothbardt * Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 * Catherine Schell * Rita Schwass * Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 * Todd A. Skrivseth * Bradley E. Sturgeon * Mark L. Todd * Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 * Lori Walters-Kramer * Craig Watson * Brian K. Woodard ’97 Linda Yelm

Pipers Club $1-$99

Anonymous Ramiro Arteaga * Trina Barry Deborah Woodruff Baxter Cindy Beadles * Tracey Bigger * Jeanne Blust Agnes Boock Tim Bridge Erika Buckley Vanessa Campagna * Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 * Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 * Daryl B. Carr ’88 Martha Carwile James R. Cole ’88 Chrysovalantis Constantinou * Mindy Damewood Michelle Damian * Lynn Daw Debra DeCrane Elizabeth Demara Olivia Diaz ’18 * Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Steven P. Distin ’08 Marsha Dopheide Ryan P. Doyle * Lisa Eckley

FALL 2019

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Constituent Groups– Faculty & Staff (continued)

Eric Engstrom Rachel Evans * Christopher Fasano John R. Foster Jr. * Lori Frakes * Joseph J. Freitag ’07 * Jevanie Gillen Julianna Graf ’16 Mark E. Grover Adrienne Hagen Joshua Hawthorne Robert Hinck Daniel R. Kane ’13 * Kristina Kinney Elizabeth Kopping Petra Kuppinger Tamara La Prad * Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 * Tara Todd Lewis ’03 Nancy Loch Kyle Martin * Beverly McGuire * William M. McNall ’81 * Annie Moore Melanie Moore Jill Munson Michael Nelson Alana Newman Paula Nuckles * Allyse Prince * Thomas J. Prince * Todd Quick * Emilee Renwick Nicholas Rizzo Kevin R. Roberts Bradley Rowe * John N. Salazar Keith Schaefer * Howard V. Scott * Patricia Ohler Shallenberger * Michael Solontoi Audra Sostarecz Michael Sostarecz Kirby Stockwell * Marci Switzer Marta Tucker * Robert Utterback * Amy Warrington Kamila Williams Christopher Wilson * Frederick E. Witzig * Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 David C. Wright * Janis Wunderlich

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FRIENDS President’s Club $25,000 or more * Anonymous * Elizabeth Ardell * John L. Collier * Beverly Goldsborough * Rebecca Hart * Monica Kapoor * Deborah Kopinski † George J. Lewis * Liz McGehee * Kathryn McGrath * Lonn W. Myers * Betty Peacock

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Curtis M. FitzGerald * Phyllis Kaskel * Josephine Mainetti Thomas J. and Sue McDowell * Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt * Linda Oggel J. Hunter and Julie Peacock Robert J. Shriner Jr. * Raymond E. Sorenson * Leslie Svoboda * Daniel Watts * Peter N. Witty * Lee Yahnke

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Robert and Hope Cerpa * Nancy Driggs * Richard Edwards * Linda Garro * David W. Greer * Pamela Kerr * Judith Knox * Jennifer McConnell * Kenneth McLeod * Dina Nathanson * Carolyn Plummer * Joyce Simpson * Lobie Stone * Lynne Trotter P. Andrew and Roxana Wieland * Winona Willing Ruth Wright

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Daniel H. and Michelle Bowers Ronald L. and Jane Bowers * Monique Burge * Carolyn Cottrell James L. and Janet De Young Dale and Joyce Engman * Kathleen Fuller * Adrienne Gilbert * Barbara Graue Linda Groves

* Ines Irelan * Michele Johnson * Shari Kuroki * Shalaine Maher * Donna Perzigian * Christine Pfaffmann * Michael R. Robinson Jeff Sheneberger Nancy Snowden * Robert K. Thierry III David M. and Mary Timmerman * Allen Voetberg * Maryann White George J. Wolcott * Michael Zachmeyer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Anonymous * Kent Armstrong * Wanda Asplund * Susan Austin * Winona Barcon * Shirley Barton * Susan Bates * James F. Beall * Eileen Beveridge * Harlow B. Blum * Larry Blume * Robert Bollman Scott and Janey Bond Gail Bunce * Karen Dahlstrom * Dawn Darner F. Garvin Jr. and Bernice Davenport * Ben R. Day * Dorene Denney * Kristie DiGiorgio * Cynthia Dorsch * Gregory M. Dotseth * Julia Duffy * Elizabeth Eichin * Joel Esters * Barbara Evans * Mary Eyre-Cerkez * Charles E. Fienning Daryl and Susan Fisher DeBow Freed * Karen French * Lawrence W. Galloway * Kim Goehl * Judith Greer * Merle B. Growden * Judi Heck * Ron Hoppe-Hastings Scott C. and Monica James * Ronda Kelley Robert J. and Mary King

* Judy Klusendorf Mr. and Mrs. Erik Kocher * Elizabeth Kreitler * Suellen Lee * Kristina Lewis Pierre and Lynn Loomis Kathleen Lowe-Arthur * James C. Lubs * Jeffery G. Maher * Laura McCabe * Ann McEntee * Diane McQueen * Lynette Cadwell Mortonson * Bruce Edmund Nolin * Martha Pailes * Judith Reinsberg * Harry Resis * Anna Richards * Dave Scott * Janet Shauman * Ruth Simmons * Dean Skanderup * Debra Smith * Mary Smith * Tina Tupper John and Denise Turnbull * Sayuri Ulmet * Joyce Van Cura * Debbie Weiman * Laura Welti Frank and Jennifer Wilary * Marsha Wilson Ruth Wilson * Bronwyn Yocum

Scots Club $500-$999

* Benjamin R. Bebout * Alathea Blischke * Sharon Borine * Judith Bowen Michael L. and Linda Bowers * Gerald Brooks * Jennifer Clair * Guy Colado Simon C. and Stacy Cordery * Barbara Dahl * Julie Danner * Catherine Darrah * Louise DeDera * Victor E. Dobras * Deborah Eckley Trevor Ewell * Peter C. Fishburn * Dee Garretson Christopher J. and Lisa Gavin Peter A. and Janet Gebauer * Lois Hadsell * Elizabeth Hamilton

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

* John Haynor Gilbert and Victoria Hennenfent * Lori Herrin * Keely Hillison * Patricia Ikan * Margaret Jaynes Stephen A. and Cheryl Johnson * Robert Kraft * Jerry Ledbetter * William C. Lee * Judith Lindsay * Dennis Lowry * Gary G. Makowski Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Maxey * Marna McDaniel * Sharon McKinley R. Jeremy and Alice McNamara * Clarence W. McQuillan Robert E. and Carolyn Meling * Roxanne Mitchell * Sandra Murray * John R. Nelson * Beth Owens * Thomas Parker * Norma Phelps Dennis and Julia Piermont Jane Hartley Pratt * Andrew C. Ray * Kay Riley * Ned C. Roberts * James Roolf * Patricia Root * Amber Ross * Catherine Sawyer John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips * Dianne Sears * Ilene Sipe * Brett Smith * Jennifer Sousa * Deila Steiner * Bonnie Stephenson * Ellen Stergulz * Julie Weber Esther White

Tartan Club $250-$499 * James Abbott * Helen Adam * Sally Adams * Vicki Amgott * Maryellen Anderson * Terry Anderson * Robert Ashen * Lyle Baele * Ben H. Baker * Douglas E. Bellm Nancy Blew

* Dennis Blewitt * Debbie Bockler * Melody Bollin * Georgiana Bollman * Lorraine Botticelli * Karen Bowden * K. Reagin Brown * Diana Burdette * Melanie Burns Ralph D. and Marjorie Butler * Penny Campbell * Joyce Carolus * Sean Casey Bruce Chapman Mary Chatfield * Thelma Chatfield * Robert Coultrip * Ashley Davis * Jody Douglass * Barbara Downard * Gary M. Dulin * William Duncan * Christina Edwards * Dawn Edwards James W. and Kel-Ann Eyler * Jon Ferguson * Wayne F. Fesler Michael Fitzpatrick * Joanne Forkner * Shelia Fox James C. and Gladys Free * Else Goodman Lewis L. Gould * Robert P. Gundersen * Bradford Hardie * Barbara Hartig * Karen Hartman * Lois Jornlin * Dennis K. Kohlmeyer * Shirley Lieb * William Lotz * Paul Ludkey * Wayne MacVey * Pamela Cole Mayer * Linda McDaniel * Judy McKee * Connie Mell * Barbara Mitchell * Terry D. Moss * Rhonda Murmann * Karen Nantus * Kay Nolan * Amy O’Brien * Sean D. O’Laughlin * Michel Palomo * Miriam Patton * Suzanne Peterson * Roxanne Pulitzer

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

* Sara Ragar * Sandra Remmert * Sharon Roegge * Angela Schisler * Lawrence Seiwert * Robert Sherman * Antoinette Smith * Elizabeth Smith * Elaine Stillman * Paul Stoffer * Jean Tait * Mark W. Talbott * Kent Thompson * Craig Treggett * John Van Kirk * Rhonda Weegar * Rich Wolek * Jean Wolf * Stewart D. Work * Steve Yuchs * J. Bradley Zessin

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Ashley Adolphson * Annetta Allen * Kay Amy * Mary Anderson * Margaret Asoian Robert R. and Christine Ayers * Steven W. Babcock * Heather Henson Baldwin * Ronald Barman Vera Barnes * Marisa Barrile * Daniel P. Beatty * Cale Becker * Lucinda Bennett * Lisa Betourne * Todd L. Bezenah * Robert Bianchi * Joyce Bianucci * Robert Bibens * Brenda Birkhofer Susan Blaesing * Carolee Block * Kathryn Bondurant Derek Bonifer * Amy Boyd * Roderick P. Brand * Darwin Bretsch * George T. Britton III Nancy Brock * Jani Brooks *Samuel P. Brooks * Abby Brown * Bruce Brown * Duane Albert Brown * Max A. Brown * Lynn Brunswick

* Susan Bubb * William K. Buchanan * Robert Budach * Judy Calhoun * Jane Carlson * Bonnie Carroll * Frieda Carstens * Alex D. Clark David Reid Clark * Jennifer Clark Susan Condon * Kenn R. Corban * Fred B. Croner Jr. * Curtis L. Crum * Alejandro Cuevas * Dennis E. Curtin * Mary Daniels * Tammy Davis * Mary Dawson * Karen Deam * Robert G. Dickinson Gary Doetsch * Ryan Dorow * Stefanie Dougherty Dorothy Douglas * Carrie Downs * Richard C. Druse † Peggy Eckley * Nicole Mason Edmonds * Tom Edwards * Amy Ehrlich * Branndon Elsbree * Roxann Elsey * Margery Exton * Sharon Fish * Tim Fitzgibbon Kim Fornero * Titus E Fox * Douglas Fridley Gary Funk * May Gamer * Patricia Gee * Katie Gerrity * Shabana Gidwani * Donald L. Grieme * Janet Grummitt * Carl Grundstrom * John Guth * Gary Haman * Robert Hamrin * William Harper * Edward H. Harrison * Stephen A. Harvey Jacquelyn Condon * Judy Heitz * Debbie Henderson * Cheryl Henry John E. Hermann

FALL 2019

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

C onstituent Groups –Friends * Michael Herzog Mark Hinrichs Rose Hofer * Carrie Holland * Martin Holland * Ronald R. Hunt * David Huntley * Jesse W. Ivy Audrey Johnson * Pamelia Johnson * B. Rees Jones * Miranda Jones * Susan Kanter * Mary Karcher * W. Donald Keys * Ellen Killey * Jim Kinkaid * Joellyn Kinzer * Dawn Kirk * Spencer Knox * Holly Kost * Tim Kramer * Richard H. Kruse * Judith Kukla Alan J. and †Margaret Kulczewski * Winnie Larson * Janice Lee * Loren C. Lindeke Pamela Lippert * Alejandro Lopez * H. Cecil Lovdahl * Scott P. Luczu * Kathleen Lufler * H. James Lyall * Sally Mabry * Eric Mandel * John Mangian * Randy Manthei * Gloria Mar * Patricia Matthews * Justin McCarthy * Dallas Kraig McCreary * R. Stephen McVey * Kim Meinhart * Chad Messman * Rebecca Miles * Victoria Millar * Scott Miller Judy Minteer * Sylvia Mitchell * Carolyn Moore * Mary Morgan Charles E. Morris Jr. and Jeanne Morris * Peggy Morton

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* Charles A. Mullen * Jeffrey L. Myers * John M. Myers Ronald Nagy * Connie Nielsen * Mary Noton * Lance Oetting * John H. Olsen * Phyllis Ortman * Beth Osterlund * Barbara Paasch Joyce Patterson * Kathleen Patterson * Elizabeth Paulson * Frank S. Peace * Michael Pearson * Kevin Peterson James R. Petrie * Christine Piehler Vance * Corey Plath * Janice Poole * Richard N. Porter * Brett Postin * Dathan A. Powell * James E. Pushaw * Robert Qualkinbush * Linda Raih * Sylvia Ramsey-Rezner * Judith Rhodenbaugh * John M. Roberts * Joy Rodgers * Gregory Rothbardt * Ann Rowland Erhard G. and †Suzanne Saettler * Benjamin C. Sanberg * Martha Sanders * Leslie C. Schwass William Edward Senn * Thomas Shilton * Henry R. Shimmin * Nancy Shunick John A. Sieben * Diane Silhanek * Karen Simpson * Sarah Skrivseth * Diane Sloan * Rachel Smith Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller * Richard Spenn * Billy G. Spickard James L. and Barbara Spiker * James Spotts Perry Springer * Barbara St. George

* Deborah Stanton * John Stebbins * Jerome Steffel * Leslie Stickels * Elizabeth Storms * Katherine Sturgeon * Jane Sutton * Don C. Teel * Carole Thompson Eric Timmons * Lynn Tinsley * Joyce Tuttle * Tori Tweedy * Harold Varce * Pothen Varughese * Helen Verigan * Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. * Craig E. Wagner William J. Wallace Albert V. Walton Brad Ward * Margaret Watson * Robert I. Watson Jr. * Matthew Wawrzynski * Linda Wayne * Maurine Webb * John Welch * Howard West * Margaret Whalen * Maria Wolf * Barbara Wolma David and Frances Work * Marilyn Yarde * James J. Zorn

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Anonymous * Donna Abear * Shana Allison Wayne I. Anderson * Javier Angel * Dennis Ary * Chance Baker * Michael D. Barry * Michele Bates Cindy Beadles Dawn Beck * Richard R Benzon * Lynn Berdoll * William Patrick Bigger * Jeanne Blust Dennis Bonifer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boock * Anthony Bowling * Charles A. Brekken * Gary M. Briddick * Diane Brown * Tary L. Brown Rhonda Bryant

* Chris Butcher * Kevin Caba † Sydney T. Cammenga * Krystal Carlson * Peggy Carr * Jeremiah Carscadden Annabelle Clark Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clark Nancy Cleland Jessica Coleman Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Joe Comer Lois Cook Donald and Anita Cooley * Richard A. Coon Gareth J. Cordery * Jeff Creek * Jason R. Damewood * Kathy Danaher * Phil Dare * Brian W. Daw * Lorraine Totten De Vitalis * Mark Dempsey * Laura Derbak * Eric Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Dietz * Andrew Justin Doyle Debra Driskell * Betty Effland * Donna Elmer * Kathryn Fetters Emery * Robert Engelhardt * Daryl Etzbach * Cynthia Evans * Paul R. Everding B. Kathleen Fannin Richard E. and Susan Farthing * Catherine Fasano * Bryan Fitzjarrald * James N. Fleming Marie Foster * Ruth Foster * Sean Franklin Trent Friedrich James Furst * Sebastian Garren * Carole Garretson * Keith Garrison * Gary A. Garwood * Ty Gaskill * Larry Gates * Stephanie George * C. Wayne Gibson * Ryan Gielow * Valerie Glotfelty * Karen Goss * Mike Green * Christina Greer * Joy Harvey

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019}

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Catherine Heimann Mr. and Mrs. James J. Heinz * William Helfer David Henebry Phillip Herder * Allison Hickerson * Philip Hildebrand Patrick Hockenbury * Frederick Hoelscher * Thomas D. Holst * Deborah Huffman Deborah Jecha * Raymond E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnston * Gregory W. Jones Karoline Kamzic * Frank A. Katalinich * Judith Kellner * Carol Kemp Joseph Kennedy * Jerry L. Kinney * Jacob Klinger * Kevin Richard Knitter * Kevin Kromer * Gregory Kuenzler * Barry Lafever * Jeff Lazar * Trevor C. Lehnen * Greg Lewis * Brad Lincoln Bethany Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. Lowell J. Long * Eric Lovato * Michelle Love * Donald Martino * Robert D. McCoy * Tom McDevitt * Laura Stahl McEwen * Clinton Bradley McKay Shelley McKee * Paul A. McNally Joseph Miczulski * Norman A. Moen Sabrina Moran Russell E. Morgan Jr. * Barbara Muntzel * Dan Murphy * Mi Nelson * Sandra Neudahl * David W. Newell George C. and Elizabeth Nieman * Howard Nolte * Gladys Olson * Steven J. Orte * Beverly Orwig Timothy and Kari Painter Linda Park * James J. Paton

* Chet Pawloski Jakob Dalton and Abbie Markley Pendarvis * Ronald Pike Mr. and Mrs. Joel Poppen * Alice Purington * Brenda Pyatt * Emma Quick * Randall James Ramirez Lori Redlinger * Joe Reinhardt Heather Ritter * Robert Roehl Douglas Roettiger Joann Rompella * Brian Roseman * Gregory Russell * Tabbi Schimmelpfennig * Allan Schindle * Kathy Schneider-Shatwell * Sarah Schoper * Connie Schurr * Joyce Schwartz Stephen Blair and Tabitha Schweer * Jory Seibert * Ronald Ray Selken * Mark Shallenberger * Matthew Shanks * Brandon T. Shaver * Stephen W. Shimmin * Joseph Shipley Adrianna Shragal * Bob L. Shull * Michael L. Shull Alex Simmons Benedict Simmons David Simmons Marc Simmons * William Simons Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sims * Rodney Smith * Bruce L. Snyder * Kathleen Solontoi Russell and Rhonda Spence * Ronald J. Stambaugh Lucinda Stanfield * Jack K. Stephens * Jeff Stevenson * Nancy Stiles Janis Stone * Nicole Stripe * Emilie Stris * Patricia Suffield * Charlie Sullivan * Joseph Switzer Jean Swope * Steve Szakacs

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

* Frank Szitta Jeff Taviner * Carole Taylor Deborah Tennis * Marc Thannert * Susan Trevor * David L. Tucker Marta Tucker * Audrey Utterback * Joseph V. Van Cura Marilyn Van Hoozer * Kirk Van Kuiken * Lee Venvertloh Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Von Wald Jane Walker * Stephen L. Walsh Brandon Dean Warrington * Kevin D Warrington * Bruce W Weal Diane Wells * Maureen Welty * Jennifer White * Dale Whiteside * Jared Wilkes * Oliver R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wilmot * Taylor Wilmoth Sally Wilson * William Wilson * Judith Wimer Douglas F. Winebright * Robert Wirtes * Drew Witherell * Nancy Witzig Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Yesnes * Ching Zedric

BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS

Anonymous Advanced Carpet Care & Restoration Inc. Advanced Physical Therapy Services, LTD Aegon Transamerica Foundation Amazon Smile Foundation Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Antares Capital Appraisal Company of Cape Cod, Inc. Armstrong Farms Bane and Shunick Benevity Community Impact Fund, Cadence Design Systems Benevity Community Impact Fund, Deere & Company

Benevity Community Impact Fund, Microsoft Benevity Community Impact Fund, Abbott Laboratories Benevity Community Impact Fund, Google Benevity Community Impact Fund, Hewlett Packard BLDD Architects, Inc Boeing Gift Matching Program Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc. Cameron Grain Corporation Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Charities Aid Foundation America Dow Chemical Co Foundation Mg Program Chemsearch FE Coastwide Environmental Compton Accounting Continental Fire Sprinkler Co. Corban Enterprises, Inc. Country Financial Education Matching Gifts Program Daniel Bianucci Special Account David Reid Clark, Attorney at Law Delta Air Lines Foundation Dominion Energy Foundation Exxonmobil Foundation Far and Near Travel Agency Fareway Stores, Inc. First Lutheran Church Fox Valley Financial Consultants, Inc. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Foundation GE Foundation Gilbert Hennenfent Farm Account Hiel Enterprises, Inc. Hiel Trucking, Inc. Howard & Howard Attorneys, PLLC Huron Consulting Group IBM Matching Grants Program James M. Roolf/Kimberly A. Roolf Community Account John P. White Jr. Attorney At Law Johnson Controls Foundation Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Julia A. Paulson, DMD and Peter L. Paulson, DMD Kellogg Printing Company Kineo Wood Pottery

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Constituent Groups–Businesses & Corporations Knapheide Manufacturing Company Kone Inc. Konrad Lindner’s Store Law Office of Kenneth M. Stillman Law Office of Robert E. Hillison LTD Lubrizol Foundation Mama Made Mangieri Electric Midwest Bank Midwest Uniform Supply Monticello Community Unit School District No. 25 Board of Education MTC Communications Neil Sillars Stewart, MD Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. Novartis Credit Card Matching Gifts Program Office Specialists Inc. Paul D. Rickey Farm Account Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Rip Fulton Business Account Ruyle Mechanical Services, Inc. Ryan and Associates Security Savings Bank Shell Oil Company Foundation SJW Enterprises LLC Market Alley Wines Smoking Pleasure Southern Star Finishes, LLC State Farm Companies Foundation Stephen L. Rider DDS Stephen S. Smith, Certified Public Accountant Steven K. Murmann DDS The CI Group Inc. The Commencement Group Inc The Salon Company Topps Tree Service Tri-City Electric Company Turnbull Funeral Homes Walgreens Accounting Center Wortman Farm Account Yemm Chevrolet Inc. YourCause, LLC Trustee for Abbvie Employee Engagement Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Matching Employee Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Mastercard International Inc. YourCause, LLC Trustee for Monsanto YourCause, LLC Trustee for Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program YourCause, LLC Trustee for Robert Half

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ESTATES

Richard Ameen Estate William E. Bermann Trust John W. Gibson Estate Janice R. Gundersen Trust Hartung Family Revocable Trust Caroline H. Hass CRUT Dorothy Burke McKenzie Estate Viola Swenson Estate Bruce B. Wilson Estate

FOUNDATIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRUSTS & DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Alvin T. Peterson Trust Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Ann M. Collier & John L. Collier Trust ARJCO Foundation Ltd. B. Gertrude Davis Trust Barbara G. Van Cura Loving Trust Barbara J. Engelhardt Trust Beall Family Charitable Gift Fund Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund Bette Resis IRA Betty L. Babcock Trust Block Family Giving Fund Carolyn Phelps Trust Charles R. Hughes Living Trust Cline-Lofftus Foundation Community Foundation of the Ozarks Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, Inc. Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation David A. Bowers Foundation David A. Bowers IRA David A. Bowers Revocable Trust David B. Stimpson Trustee & Linda S. Stimpson Trustee David M. and Sally Devries Family Charitable Fund Dean A. and Nancy Graves Living Trust Dennis E. and L. Jean Curtin Fund Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Denniston Revocable Trust Dew Revocable Trust Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Donald E. Robeson Trust Jeanne A. Robeson Trustee Donald G. Whiteman IRA Dr. C. Thomas Rezner IRA E. Jay Van Cura MD Charitable Fund

Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund Esther M. White Trust Frank Adam III Revocable Living Trust Galesburg Community Foundation Galloway Family Donor Advised Fund Gavin Revocable Living Trust Greg and Mary Ellen Smith Giving Account Howard & Howard Community Reinvestment Fund Howard L. Porter IRA J & L Freedom Foundation J & V Flynn Foundation Jackson Family Trust Charitable Fund James & Claudia Spotts Trust James L. Mechem & Jeananne Swope Revocable Trust Jan M. Schons Trust Jean Laxson IRA John A. Perkins Jr. Fund John A. Sieben Living Trust John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund John Hermann Trust John R. Huston Trust Keiko P. Varughese IRA L. Pepper Donor Advised Fund Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Leon A. Kraut IRA Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Linda Klabunde Trust Lois Cook IRA Margaret Oakley Trust Marilyn Van Hoozer Trust Mary A. Anderson, Trustee/Bruce A. Anderson, Trustee Mary E. Belanger Trust Mary Lee Taylor Trust McLeod Family Gift Account Melvin Family Foundation Murdy Foundation, Inc. Muriel K. Saxum Revocable Trust Myers Family Fund Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund Nelson Foundation Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund Phelps Family Fund Picha Giving Fund Pierre Loomis Trustee of the Declaration of Trust Quakers Farm Foundation Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Randolph Living Trust Reed Gift Fund Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Riley Family Fund

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

RKC Fund Robert H. Meneilly, Sr. and Shirley A. Meneilly Fund Rodney & Georgiana Bollman Trust Roger A. McCaig Living Trust Rosemary Forsyth Living Trust Scott and Janey Bond Trust Stanley Earl Chism IRA Stephen Dale Mey IRA Susan B. Jones Living Trust Twomey Foundation Thomas B. Doyle IRA Thomas S. Davis Trust Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Tinkham Living Trust United Way of Greater Rochester Vincent & Nancy Radosta Foundation Vira Bodnaruk Living Trust William S Harper & Jane D Harper Trust Wm. Schlobohm Trust YourCause, LLC Trustee for AbbVie Employee Engagement Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Employee Funds

HONORARIA

Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Patrick S. Corrigan ’13 R. Jeremy McNamara Gary D. Willhardt ’59

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Robert H. Buchholz Joseph P. Carbonari ’54 Matilda Giannone Cerpa ’42 Lester D. Dollinger ’58 Roger J. Fritz ’50 Gloria Harger Gildemeister ’53 Henry H. Gildemeister ’51 Shirley Leiner Greenfield ’45 Margaret Hart Donald R. Hellison ’60 Harold A. Henrikson ’54 A. Franklin Johnson Donald L. Jones ’57 Susan McDougall Kennedy ’52 V. Dennis McDade ’50 J. Todd McKellar ’55 Henry McKenzie ’20 Terry R. Park ’62 Channing L. Pratt ’51 Richard D. Rompella ’66 Suzanne Saettler Betty Rossell Sheneberger ’52 Jack L. Sheneberger ’52 Gordon E. Speer ’55 Mary Work Theis ’42

Willis R. Tribler Richard T. Vogt ’55 Hazel Hatch Wharff ’49 Walter J. Wilson IV ’58 Dale R. Witlock ’73 J. Richard Work ’43 Minna Fricke Work ’33 Evelyn Ruskin Work ’37 Raymond P. Work ’33 Robert M. Work Jr. ’32

ORGANIZATIONS

American Classical League Marissa Historical and Genealogical Society Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Warren County YMCA

ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Andrew D. Kerr ’73

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 * Eugene R. Dawson ’63 * Sean P. Maher ’95

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 * Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 Michelle Moy ’89 Jerri Picha ’75 * Christopher J. Pio ’84 * Byron Sondgeroth ’88

Scots Club $500-$999

* Paula Rundell Brooks ’83 Michelle Perry ’89

Tartan Club $250-$499

* H. Quinn Anderson ’66 * Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 * Roy E. Bockler ’72 Evelina Lipecka ’06 * James E. Pilarski ’66 Paul D. Rickey ’76 * Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 * Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 * Wade R. Brown ’07 * Zak S. Edmonds ’08 * John K. Gerrity ’07 * Robert C. Mabry ’68 * Brooke McGee-Grundstrom ’00 * Roy J. Sye ’13

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2018, and June 30, 2019

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Gregory I. Derbak ’75 * Benjamin M. Hickerson ’05 Jeffrey K. Kelleher ’13 * Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken ’03 Rachel Whitlock ’14

TRUSTEES AND TRUSTEES EMERITI President’s Club $25,000 or more * Robert J. Ardell ’62 David A. Bowers ’60 * Karen Barrett Chism ’65 * William J. Goldsborough ’65 * Augustin S. Hart III ’68 Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 * Mark S. Kopinski ’79 * J. Alex McGehee ’81 * Gary W. Melvin * H. Safford Peacock Roger W. Rasmusen ’56 William L. Trubeck ’68

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Michael B. McCulley ’70 * Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 * J. Hunter Peacock * Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 Fred Wackerle ’61 * Jean Peters Witty ’88 * Richard E. Yahnke ’66

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Douglas R. Carlson ’66 * F. Austin Jones * Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 * Dennis M. Plummer ’73 * Anita Ridge ’88 Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 * William M. Simpson ’65 * Dwight Tierney ’69 * George E. Trotter III ’70 Clarence R. Wyatt

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 * Rodney L. Davies ’74 * William T. Irelan ’62 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 * Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 Nancy Snowden Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 * Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Daniel A. Cotter ’88 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 * Gail Simpson Owen ’74 * J. Stanley Pepper ’76

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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 2018-2019

Constituent Groups– Trustees & Trustees Emeriti (continued) Jerri Picha ’75 John J. Scotillo ’72 * Carlos F. Smith ’90

Memorial Commemoration Alumni, parents, and friends who died during the last fiscal year for whom gifts to Monmouth College were made in their memory are listed here, along with those who contributed to memorials.

Scots Club $500-$999

* Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 * Ralph E. Whiteman ’52

Tartan Club $250-$499

Gerald A. Marxman ’55

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Charles E. Morris Jr. * Roy J. Sye ’13 Mark E. Taylor ’78

Joseph P. Carbonari ’54 Nancy Brock Lester D. Dollinger ’58 Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Gloria Harger Gildemeister ’53 Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith Henry H. Gildemeister ’51 Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith Shirley Leiner Greenfield ’45 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Joe Comer Deborah Jecha Pamela Lippert Deborah Tennis Mr. and Mrs. Howard I. Yesnes Margaret Hart Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boock J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Valerie McManus Russell Stanton ’68 and Deborah Stanton V. Dennis McDade ’50 Susan Condon

James A. Hands Jr. ’55 and Audrey Veit Hands ’57 Suzanne Saettler Anonymous Friends Dorothy Kern Behnke ’49 Ruth Byers Lois Cook Rodney L. Davies ’74 and Diane Minor Davies ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Dietz Dale Hull J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Lois Cook IRA Edward Jones Trust Co as Cust FBO Mr. and Mrs. Lowell J. Long George C. Nieman and Elizabeth Nieman Mr. and Mrs. Joel Poppen Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Hillis Skov K. Michael Trevor ’64 and Susan Trevor Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Von Wald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wilmot Betty Rossell Sheneberger ’52 Dale Engman and Joyce Engman Gordon E. Speer ’55 Ronald Nagy Heather Ritter Walter J. Wilson IV ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Johnston Ruth Wilson Dale R. Witlock ’73 Wayne I. Anderson

J. Todd McKellar ’55 * JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019)

MONMOUTH COLLEGE MAGAZINE

PARTING SHOTS

Introducing the ‘Minnie’ Van

Photos by C.J. Bonifer ’22

Monmouth’s Minnie Stewart House was the scene of a gala event on Oct. 13, as Kappa Kappa Gamma kicked off a year-long celebration of its sesquicentennial with the unveiling of the Minnie Stewart Van. The mini-museum will traverse the country between now and next year’s Founders Day, sharing the story of the founding of the women’s fraternity at Monmouth College by Stewart and five of her friends in 1870.

Left: Elizabeth Smith ’19 is excited to be serving as one of the Minnie Stewart Vanbassadors.

Above: Gail Simpson Owen ’74, national Kappa Kappa Gamma president, welcomes Founders Day guests to the newly unveiled Minnie Stewart Van.

Among the Monmouth Kappas attending the van unveiling were, from left: associate dean of students Michelle Merritt ’89, Laura Cavanaugh ’86, Grace Simpson ’23 and Grace’s mother, Gail Cook Simpson ’87.

Visitors examine historical memorabilia in the traveling exhibit. FALL 2019

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Life-saving operation No, this isn’t a massive triage at a natural disaster, nor is it a drill. It’s a key event of fall orientation, when new students are welcomed to campus. To emphasize the importance of community service, volunteers fight food insecurity by filling bags with nutritious grains on behalf of Kids Against Hunger, a non-profit organization that distributes food to impoverished families around the world. Over the course of two hours, a group of 285 students, faculty and staff packaged and boxed a total of 18,594 meals, a portion of which stayed in Monmouth for Jamieson Community Center’s local hunger prevention efforts.