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‘I do,’ again Not far from where they first met, Jim ’06 and Anna Beasley Dibble ’05 said “I do” all over again. At the beginning of Homecoming weekend, Oct. 22-24, the St. Louis couple renewed their wedding vows, 10 years after they were married. They also renewed their vows five years ago, continuing a tradition started by Jim’s parents. The brief ceremony, held in front of Wallace Hall, was officiated by one of the couple’s favorite faculty members during their time as students, business and finance professor Dick Johnston. “It feels like we’ve never left a day,” said Anna at the ceremony. “It brings us back to the beginning. It would be hard to come back and not feel all that nostalgia. We found ourselves and found each other at Monmouth. It will always be a huge part of our lives and our love story.” In addition to the Dibbles’ children, Crosby, 5, and Ellis, 3, the ceremony was witnessed by Johnston’s wife, Betsy, whom Johnston said he often brings up in his classes. “There’s a financial problem that can be solved to an infinite number of spaces, and the way I tell my class to remember that is that my love for my wife is infinite,” said Johnston. “I also tell them that the best investment you can make is to be good to your spouse.” As the ceremony neared its end, Johnston proclaimed, “You may now, once again, kiss the bride.” “For Professor Johnston to do this for us was pretty special,” said Anna who, along with Jim and their kids, then headed to the Johnstons’ home for a dinner of baked ziti. “It’s the people that make Monmouth College what it is.”

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With theirmonmouthcollege.edu/class-of-2020 daughter, Ellis, and Dick Johnston looking on, Anna and Jim Dibble seal their renewed wedding vows with a kiss.

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Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt BOARD OF TRUSTEES

9 THE WELCOME JOURNEY HOME After two long and challenging years, Homecoming returned to Monmouth amid much celebration.

13 REAPING THE BENEFITS OF AGRICULTURE ASSETS While many non-profit institutions are quick to dispose of gifts of farmland, Monmouth embraces stewardship of rural acreage.

16 HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS A listing of the alumni, friends, students, businesses and organizations that supported Monmouth College in 2020–21. FRONT COVER: Photograph by Jeff Rankin

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MISSION STATEMENT: Monmouth College provides a transformative educational experience within a caring community of learners. As a residential liberal arts college, we empower students to realize their full potential, live meaningful lives, pursue successful careers, and shape their communities and the world through service and leadership.

Mark Kopinski ’79, Chairman Dr. Ralph Velazquez Jr. ’79, Vice Chairman Douglas R. Carlson ’66 Daniel Cotter ’88 Robert Dahl Rod Davies ’74 Dr. Harvey Echols ’81 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 William J. Goldsborough ’65 Kevin Goodwin ’80 Augustin Hart III ’68 Mahendran Jawaharlal ’86 F. Austin Jones John Kemp ’82 The Rev. Robert C. McConnell ’72 Michael B. McCulley, Esq. ’70 J. Alex McGehee ’81 Gary Melvin Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 Gail Simpson Owen ’74 J. Hunter Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 Anita Ridge ’88 Susan Romaine The Hon. John J. Scotillo ’72 Dr. Carlos F. Smith ’90 Sherman Smith ’72 Nancy L. Snowden Mark E. Taylor ’78 Dwight Tierney ’69 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Jean Peters Witty ’88 Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 ALUMNI BOARD REPRESENTATIVES TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marybeth Kemp ’93 Andrew Kerr ’73 Roy Sye ’13 ALUMNI BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Andrew Kerr ’73, President Sean Maher ’89, Vice President Evelina Lipecka ’06, Secretary Michelle Perry ’89, Member at Large EDITORIAL BOARD

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HARVEST TIME REMINDS US OF IMPORTANCE OF NURTURE

hen I drive from Monmouth to Galesburg, I almost always use the old road, State 164, instead of the four-lane U.S. 34. It’s a better road, it really doesn’t take much longer, and it’s a prettier drive. And that drive takes me through some of the richest farmland in the world. I can mark and measure the passage of a year through the changing scenery of those fields. As I write this, on Nov. 4, the fields are pretty well bare, the harvest of soybeans and corn just about finished for this year. It won’t be long, though, before farmers will be preparing those fields for another planting. Soon after there will be a wash of green carpeting the ground. By August, the corn—“as high as an elephant’s eye”—will form a tunnel and the soybean plants, green and full, will be waving in the breeze. And then it will be harvest time again. This drive is also a constant reminder of the importance of agriculture to our region and to our College. Farming provided much of the philanthropy upon which Monmouth was founded, and that remains true to this day. Farming has made it possible for generations of students to attend the College. Gifts of farmland form an important and significant part of our record-high endowment. Monmouth has produced leaders in agriculture at the

regional, national and international levels. There are some powerful parallels between agriculture and education. Each has an enduring mission, but the means of pursuing and fulfilling that mission are constantly evolving (ask any grain farmer about GPS and $1 million combines). Neither farming nor education can exist in a vacuum. Farmers work in a global arena, constantly anticipating and responding to changing market demands, economic conditions and public policies. The same applies to education. Prospective students, prospective employers and society at large have clear expectations for what a higher education experience should deliver, and we have to anticipate and respond to those expectations. And, each year, both farmers and educators make a new planting. Farmers nurture their crops to a successful harvest. Educators nurture their students through to each year’s Commencement, when the students’ growth is signified and celebrated. Together, farmers and educators sustain our bodies, our minds, our spirits. With thanks,

Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt President

CAMPAIGN UPDATE

With goal in sight, your gifts are already hard at work

s our hearts and minds turn toward the holiday season, we are grateful for the thousands of alumni and friends who continue to support Monmouth College. We don’t have to look far to see how that support has impacted Monmouth and our students. Just talk to any number of Kieft Summer Research Scholars, or to recipients of the Wiener Scholarship or Frattinger Scholarship, or drive by the Everett Farm. There are countless other examples, but one thing each of these has in common is that their impact was made possible through a deferred gift to Monmouth. Currently, the Light This Candle campaign stands at $67.7 million, 90% of our $75 million goal. This goal is composed of current cash gifts and deferred planned gifts to the College. We are pleased to have great success in both categories, even amid a global pandemic. Our alumni and friends continue to keep their sights on Monmouth, supporting us as we provide a transformative educational experience for our students. However, by adding significantly to the College’s register of deferred and planned gifts now, we will help guarantee a strong Monmouth for future generations of Scots. We look forward to continuing this good work for the College. As we move through our next iteration of strategic planning for Monmouth, it is inspiring to see how we can position ourselves to act now while we also build resources for the long run. Whether it is through a bequest, a charitable gift annuity, retirement assets, or yes, even farmland, planning for the future can ensure both your legacy and our future. Our goal is within reach. There is great opportunity ahead. I invite you to join us.

Hannah Maher Vice President for Development and College Relations

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HEALTH SCIENCE JOINS CURRICULUM

esponding to a growing demand for leaders in the health professions, Monmouth College will begin a major in health science and human movement. The interdisciplinary bachelor of science degree—which will start in fall 2022—will prepare students for careers in health professions such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, chiropractic medicine and athletic training.

Drawing on courses in biology, chemistry and kinesiology, the health science and human movement major will also appeal to students who plan to attend medical and physician assistant school. “Most health professions now require at least a master’s degree that builds upon a student’s undergraduate coursework in health and natural sciences,” said chemistry professor Laura Moore, one of three By DUANE BONIFER

THE DESIGNERS OF THE HEALTH SCIENCE AND HUMAN MOVEMENT MAJOR STAND IN FRONT OF THE CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND BUSINESS.

From left: Laura Moore, Sean Schumm and Jennifer Braun.

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Monmouth faculty members who collaborated in creating the major. “Monmouth’s health science and human movement major will provide excellent preparation for students who want to become a health professional.” President Clarence R. Wyatt said he is excited at the creation of the College’s new major because it “fits the best traditions of the liberal arts and sciences in several ways.” “First, Monmouth College exists to

serve society, and this new program has identified and will serve a vitally important need, particularly in our region,” Wyatt said. “Second, the students who complete this program will do so within the broader context of knowledge and experience of the Monmouth College education, empowering them to be leaders in their professional and community lives. Finally, this new program will provide outstanding preparation in an area of great and growing interest to our students.” Monmouth’s health science and human movement is built on three of the College’s strengths, according to kinesiology instructor Jennifer Braun. “Students will have a rich academic experience in which they will conduct research and work closely with faculty,” said Braun, who teamed with Moore and department colleague Sean Schumm in developing the major. “It’s a unique program because it combines the study of biology and chemistry with kinesiology. And the major will tap into Monmouth’s strong network of alumni and friends, giving students numerous opportunities for mentorships, internships and shadowing experiences.” Monmouth’s new major will be distinguished by its inclusion of the study of human movement. “Students will receive a rich background in natural sciences that will be complemented with a comprehensive study of human movement and exercise physiology,” said Schumm, a professor of kinesiology. “Our students will graduate with a broad and deep background in natural sciences with applied knowledge of how it relates to human movement, which will serve them better when they get to professional school and into their careers. “Many of our students will go on to work

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with an aging population as physical and occupational therapists, so the study of human movement will give our students more tools when working with future clients and patients.” The program will be housed in the College’s Center for Science and Business, which features fully equipped laboratories that provide students hands-on experiences and research opportunities. In addition to faculty from the laboratory sciences of biology and chemistry, the program will include faculty with areas of expertise and professional experience in exercise physiology, human movement, nutrition, dietetics and muscle biology. Moore said the numerous research opportunities available to students in the program will give a “powerful added depth to this major.”

“It’s a unique program because it combines the study of biology and chemistry with kinesiology.” —Jennifer Braun “It is not common for students who go on to physical therapy or occupational therapy school to have had research experiences throughout their undergraduate careers,” said Moore. “The research experiences our students will have at Monmouth will give them an added benefit when they attend professional school, and it also will open students to the option of

going on to graduate programs in areas such as exercise physiology.” Combined with the broad liberal arts education that all Monmouth students receive, Schumm said the health science and human movement program will also position the College’s graduates to be leaders in their profession. “We want to help foster new leaders and innovators in these professions,” Schumm said. “We want our students to aspire to become the best professionals, and we want them to become leaders and innovators in their fields as well.” Wyatt said he is grateful to the three professors who developed the new major. “Professors Moore, Braun and Schumm have provided a model for continuing evolution and innovation of our curricular experience,” said Wyatt.

Couple’s gift provides momentum for new major When Monmouth College formally an“We are ecstatic about the gift and immensely nounced its new academic major in health grateful to Ralph and Jane Velazquez,” said facscience and human movement, President ulty member Sean Schumm, who collaborated Clarence R. Wyatt thanked a pair of alumni with colleagues Jen Braun and Laura Moore to donors for helping to make it possible. develop the new major. “This equipment will “I am grateful to Dr. Ralph ’79 and Jane enhance the academic experience of students in (Schneiter) Velazquez ’81, dedicated Monhealth science and human movement, as well mouth alumni whose generous commitment is as in exercise science and physical education. It providing a great jump-start to the program,” provides our students the opportunity to develop he said. hands-on skills and perform real-time data The majority of the Velazquez’s gift will be analysis. It also opens the doors to more research used for the procurement of equipment for the opportunities for our students and faculty.” new program, specifically a metabolic cart, an In addition to his dedication to OSF – where Jane and Ralph Velazquez EKG machine and a treadmill. Other portions he’s worked since 1995 after a decade practicwill provide funds for the Jump Simulation Pre-Med Immering medicine in Rockford, Ill.—Velazquez is also dedicated to sion Program and for MCAT Prep Scholarships. helping his alma mater thrive. A member of the Monmouth “As we continue to struggle through this pandemic, we have College Board of Trustees since 2001, he currently serves as its quickly recognized the shortage of workforce in the health scivice chairman. ences needed to care for our communities,” said Velazquez, the “Monmouth College has provided a great environment for chief medical officer for OSF HealthCare, where his responsicollaborative learning, and Jane and I enjoyed the benefits,” bilities include leading the development of OSF’s clinical strat- said Velazquez, who traces his leadership skills to Monmouth, egy and goals. “Higher education must respond by creating where he served as an RA and head resident. “Liberal arts opportunities and programs to address this shortage.” colleges have been strongholds for training students in critical Velazquez said investment in the Center for Science and thinking and addressing our community needs. Jane and I Business and faculty expertise allows Monmouth College “to have much to be thankful for from our experience at Monstep forward to address this need.” mouth College and are thrilled to assist with a new program “This program will provide on-campus resources as well as that will benefit many.” access to external programs to prepare our students,” he said. After completing his majors in biology and chemistry at “I encourage all alumni and especially health science-focused Monmouth, Velazquez earned his M.D. from the University of alumni to support this program.” Illinois School of Medicine in 1983. —Barry McNamara

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IT ALL BEGAN IN CHAPEL New science scholarship inspired by Flanders’ Monmouth experience By Barry McNamara

Nancy Forsyth Flanders ’54 owes a debt of gratitude to her Monmouth College classmate Mary Fleschner Knobeloch. She was the student who “graciously” gave up her seat so that Forsyth could sit next to classmate Tom Flanders during daily chapel service, where students were Nancy Forsyth Flanders and her late husband, Tom. seated alphabetically. The couple married a few months after Nancy graduated. Now, seven decades later, Nancy is paying off another debt of gratitude through a deferred gift, as she’s named the College a beneficiary of her IRA. It’s a gift of which she knows her late husband of 63 years would approve. “Tom and I started a trust in 2000,” said Nancy, who lives in Whitewater, Wis. “I decided over the last few years that I wanted to make a gift to Monmouth College. I know Tom would want that, too.” Nancy was happy that the timing of her $500,000 gift lined up with the College’s Light This Candle capital campaign, which has a goal of raising a minimum of $75 million by Dec. 31, 2022. “I wanted my gift to go toward scholarships,” she said, which is one of the four “candles” of the campaign, which recently topped $67 million with more than a year of fundraising to go. Nancy’s gift has established a scholarship in her and her husband’s name for students majoring in science (biology, chemistry or biochemistry). Scholarships are important to her, she said, because they helped make her Monmouth experience possible. “I started out with a $1,000 academic scholarship,” she said. “My father died in August before the start of my sophomore year, and I really appreciated that I could get other scholarships to stay in school.” A strong student in the sciences, Nancy also secured one of the highest-paying campus positions for a student, working as a lab assistant. She graduated with a degree in biology. Tom left Monmouth midway through his junior year to join the Naval Aviation Cadet program, which led to him serving as a Marine Corps pilot. The couple returned to Monmouth a few years later so Tom could finish his physics degree, with Nancy taking a job at a hospital in Galesburg. She later worked as an office administrator for Edward Jones, while Tom was employed as an engineer in the food industry, including many years with the former Beatrice Food Co. “I met Tom at a mixer,” Nancy recalled. “Then in chapel, there was one person sitting between us, because I was Forsyth and he was Flanders. She graciously gave up her seat so that I could sit next to him every day. He was my college sweetheart.”

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The Rev. Monica Corsaro

The Rev. Brandon Ouellette

Corsaro, Oullette share interim chaplain duties The Rev. Monica Corsaro, Monmouth’s new interim chaplain of community engagement, is grateful for a word that’s not in her job title. “They often use the word ‘director’ in the job titles of people in positions like mine, but we don’t direct, we ‘companion,’” said Corsaro. “And that ‘companion’ piece is very important. I’m a super-extrovert, so this (pandemic) has been tough.” In her new position, Corsaro will team in the Chaplain’s Office with another recent hire, the Rev. Brandon Ouellette ’14, who is serving as interim chaplain this fall. One of Corsaro’s first orders of business was to meet with Ouellette “to figure out together our roles and communicate that we have each other’s backs.” Corsaro has spent most of her adult life in Washington state, but she was raised not far from Monmouth in Geneseo. She came home to western Illinois to serve three years as the director of spiritual life at Knox College. Corsaro has also served students on the campuses of the Intercollegiate School of Nursing in Spokane, the University of Washington and the Colorado School of Mines, the latter while she was in seminary at the Iliff School of Theology in Denver. Corsaro’s college experience started at Illinois State University, where she studied political science. After receiving her master of divinity degree from Iliff, she earned a doctoral degree from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. Ouellette, who continues to serve as pastor of nearby Faith United Presbyterian Church, was mentored as a student by former Monmouth dean of the chapel the Rev. Dr. Teri Ott and her husband, current professor of religious studies Dan Ott. That experience led him to embrace the theology of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and attend Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary “Just as I was graduating seminary, I was looking out for jobs, hoping that we could come back to this community,” he said. “The job for Faith was posted, and I got a call from the committee that was looking for a pastor, asking if I’d be interested. I did an interview, and whatever you want to call it—if it’s divine intervention or the stars aligned—it was kind of amazing how it all worked out.”

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Coffee with the Ketchums Alumni couple begins entrepreneurial venture According to its mission statement, Monmouth College empowers its graduates to “pursue successful careers and shape their communities.” Young alumni Ben ’16 and Jessica Irons Ketchum ’17 are living that ideal in Galesburg, where they’ve taken ownership of the city’s iconic Innkeeper’s Coffee shop. For Jessica, it’s a coming home of sorts. Originally from nearby Abingdon, she worked at Innkeeper’s, first as a regular employee during her high school years and then occasionally during college. Married in 2020, the couple was living and working in Ben’s hometown of Springfield, Ill., when they got word that Innkeeper’s successful ownership team of Mike Bond and Johan Ewalt was looking to sell the business. The two men operated Innkeeper’s nearly a quarter-century, from 1998 until this year. “Mike knew I was interested, but he told me I already had a good retirement plan through my work,” said Jessica, a cum laude graduate who started in insurance at Horace Mann before taking a position with the State of Illinois. “But after Ben and I talked, we knew we were going to do it.” The Ketchums officially took over the business Aug. 1. A business major, Jessica’s entrepreneurial spirit was sparked by her parents, who operate a business in Galesburg. It was fueled by Julie Rothbardt, who owned two businesses while she

Jessica Irons Ketchum ’17 and Ben Ketchum '16 are now running Innkeeper's Coffee, an iconic shop on Seminary Street in downtown Galesburg.

was Jessica’s professor at Monmouth. Jessica also understands a leadership role, having served as chapter president of Kappa Kappa Gamma. A wellness administration major, Ben went to work in an emergency room as an ER tech, which he said helped him deal with high-stress situations and learn to think on his feet.

PARTNERS IN ART

—Barry McNamara Monmouth College art majors Kendall Thompson ’17 and Rebecca Quick ’21 spent the summer creating a mural on the outside wall of Tin Cup, a coffee shop on Monmouth’s South Main Street. The massive painting, which celebrates Monmouth’s colorful history, was executed through the artist-inresidency program of Monmouth’s Buchanan Center for the Arts, where Kristyne Gilbert ’90 is its executive director. “I think it’s a wonderful combination of Monmouth College, the Buchanan Center for the Arts and the community coming together,” said Gilbert. “That’s what it takes—an entire community coming together, whether that’s building a school or building infrastructure or improving our retail and economic future. It takes a team.” The talented pair was chosen from a select pool of applicants in a nationwide search.

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TRUSTEE PROVIDES ENDOWMENT FOR STUDENT AND FACULTY SUPPORT A $1 MILLION COMMITMENT from a Monmouth College trustee will benefit both the students and faculty of the liberal arts college by providing funds to develop young faculty and support student tutors.

Mark Taylor ’78

Trustee Mark Taylor ’78 of Houston made his alma mater the beneficiary of his retirement account to support three areas: an endowment for junior faculty development; an endowment for student support services; and an unrestricted amount to support the College’s greatest needs. An associate general counsel for Citigroup Energy in Houston, Taylor has been a member of the College’s Board of Trustees since 2001, and he chairs its Academic Affairs Committee. “In my role as chair, I’ve watched the progress that faculty make during their careers, particularly during those early important years,” said Taylor. “I’m aware of the fact that people don’t necessarily arrive at Monmouth as full-fledged, established professors and experts in their field. They need to develop themselves, and there’s often not a lot of money for that development just floating around.” A young professor who developed during Taylor’s time as a student was the late Richard “Doc” Kieft, a chemist who joined the College in 1975 and went on to become a beloved faculty member during his 31-year career at Monmouth. A chemistry major, Taylor helped interview Kieft when he was hired. “He was always there, always around,” said Taylor. “I didn’t have him for a class, but he became the faculty adviser of my fraternity, ZBT (Zeta Beta Tau). He was a great friend of mine until the day he died.” Taylor said that faculty members such as Kieft gave him an experience he believes he wouldn’t have had at a larger school. “I loved the fact that the faculty got to know you,” he said. “You couldn’t not show up for class. In some of my upper-level courses, there were just three or four students. … I loved the individual attention that students got from faculty.” As Taylor moved through Monmouth, he realized he might not want to become a chemist, so he added a major in government to prepare for law school, which he completed at the University of Michigan.

The institution continues to survive and thrive throughout the years because of gifts from people who are able to make them, and I’m happy to do my part.”

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“After I’d only been in law school a short time, I could tell it would’ve been a completely different and suboptimal experience if I’d gone to a larger school for my undergraduate degree,” he said. “At Michigan, I was a TA (teaching assistant) in the chemistry department, since I had a degree in chemistry, and they were short. The undergraduates could talk to me, but they couldn’t talk to their professors. But at Monmouth, you’d say ‘hello’ to professors as you passed on the sidewalk.” Monmouth also stood out to Taylor for its many involvement opportunities, and he capitalized on them. In addition to being in ZBT, he was on the staff of the student newspaper, was the parliamentarian for student government, worked on theatre lighting, sang in the chorus and played in the bagpipe band. The endowment for student support services will benefit students in several ways, including providing extra funds for those who serve as tutors. “When I was a student, one of the things that helped me was being compensated for some of the things I did, like the theatre work,” he said. “That extra money came in handy. But you can only pay students if there’s money there to pay them, and this fund will help with that.” Taylor said that it’s the people who make Monmouth the college it is today. But just as the faculty has completely changed since he was a student in the 1970s, he said the College will change again in a few decades. “The people who work at Monmouth make a great impact on each other and on the students, yet those people come and go,” he said. “The institution continues to survive and thrive throughout the years because of gifts from people who are able to make them, and I’m happy to do my part.” He’s especially happy because of the endowed nature of his gift. “The Light This Candle campaign has a strong focus on endowment,” he said. “It’s not one gift, and it’s gone. These gifts will continue to give back to the school. I’m very happy to give in a way that goes to endowed funds. … It was unbelievably easy to set up this gift, and I didn’t even have to go to an attorney to change my will. I simply made the College a beneficiary of my IRA investment fund.” Light This Candle will significantly bolster Monmouth’s endowment while focusing specifically on four objectives, including creating more opportunities for faculty and staff support and academic innovation, which Taylor’s gift supports (the College is receiving a portion of Taylor’s gift now so that current faculty will benefit). —Barry McNamara

‘THE ARC HAS ASCENDED’

Scots hail return of Homecoming By Barry McNamara

onmouth College Homecoming— particularly its Alumni Impact Awards —was listed by President Clarence R. Wyatt as one of his favorite annual events at the College. Along with matriculation in August and commencement in May, Wyatt said “these three occasions form a continuum—an arc—that moves through our lives.” The Monmouth community celebrated its 2021 Homecoming Oct. 22-24. “At the Alumni Impact Awards, we recognize and celebrate how that arc has ascended. … We recognize how Monmouth College changes not only the arcs of the lives we celebrate here, but of all those who are part of the Monmouth College community,” he said at the ceremony, which was held in the Huff Athletic Center. “At this ceremony, we also celebrate how these lives change the arc of so many others. That is the deep and enduring mission of Monmouth College.” Among those celebrated for changing the arcs of others’ lives was Illinois State Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76, who was inducted into the Hall of Achievement, the highest honor Monmouth bestows upon its graduates.

A Democratic senator from Chicago’s 3rd District for the past two decades, Hunter is now fourth in seniority in the Senate. “My whole political career started right here on campus,” she said. Another of the weekend’s honorees, Greek Life Hall of Fame inductee Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88, recalled that at the beginning of her arc in 1984, she was a first-generation college student. Her experience in Kappa Kappa Gamma, which grew to include leadership roles, helped her arc ascend. Alcorn became emotional while discussing the confidence she found in herself at Monmouth and particularly through her Kappa involvement. Today, Alcorn is the College’s director of development and legacy giving and remains active as an adviser for the College’s Alpha Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Also inducted into the Greek Life Hall of Fame were Jeff Bakker ’90, Mike Danner ’91 and the late Louise Lauder Roos ’49. The M Club Hall of Fame induction ceremony opened with the unveiling of a plaque memorializing the late Tom Burek, the Fighting Scots swim coach who died last year of complications caused by COVID-19. “I miss him on a daily basis,” said an emotional Roger Haynes ’82, director of athletics. “I miss his straightforward

leadership and his mentoring of our young coaches. I miss his brilliant mind and talking with him about the similarities between training track kids and swim kids.” The three inductees were national pole vault champion Peter Sprecher ’08, championship-winning coach Kathy Wagoner and All-American linebacker Justin Zigler ’06. Sprecher said that track and field is often viewed as an individual sport, but Monmouth changed his perspective. “I learned that track can be a team sport,” said Sprecher. “Coach Haynes brought us all together as a team.”

Dean of Faculty Mark Willhardt and his wife, Katie Argentine Willhardt ’12 get into the Scot spirit at the Homecoming parade.

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homecoming 2021 SCOTS HAIL RETURN Continued from page 9 Fireworks following the Spirit Shout appropriately reflect red against the dance team known as the Red Hot Scots. Illinois State Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76 is recognized by President Wyatt as she is inducted into the Hall of Achievement.

Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 (center) is congratulated by her Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 (left) and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 after being inducted into the Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame.

Athletic director Roger Haynes ’82 gives an emotional tribute to the late Tom Burek, following the unveiling of a photo memorializing the popular swim coach.

Senior wide receiver Nathan Graham hurtles a Cornell defender, just prior to scoring his second touchdown of the game. Bagpiper Mason Sanford ’22 performed a dual role over the weekend, also reigning as Homecoming king.

For more photos, and videos of Homecoming events, visit monmouthcollege.edu/homecoming

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Jon ’75 and Barbara Dahl look on as a ribbon is cut dedicating the labyrinth they donated behind Wallace Hall.

That team aspect was also celebrated on the academic side by chemistry professor Laura Moore, who received the College’s Hatch Award for Distinguished Teaching during the Alumni Impact Awards ceremony. “Teaching and learning at Monmouth is best done as a team effort, and I feel very fortunate to be part of this team,” said Moore, who called her College faculty position “the best and most interesting job I could ever hope to have.” Other honorees included the other inductee into the College’s Hall of Achievement, nephrologist Dr. Frederick Kaskel ’67. Kaskel’s classmate, Wendell Shauman, received the Distinguished Alumnus Award. NFL assistant coach Alex Tanney ’11 was named the Distinguished Young Alumnus; College editor and historian Jeff Rankin received the Distinguished Service Award; and the Sondgeroth family accepted the Family of the Year honor. Zorn Stadium was the site of the Spirit Shout, where Mason Sanford ’22 was crowned Homecoming King and Alex Chamberlin ’23 was crowned Homecoming Queen. Also during the weekend, Monmouth College’s new labyrinth— which is located behind Wallace Hall—was formally dedicated. The labyrinth was made possible by a gift from Jon Dahl ’75 and his wife, Barbara. The labyrinth “will provide a safe space for others to meditate, self-reflect, and reduce stress and perhaps help guide many along their spiritual journeys,” Lina Jursa ’24 said at the ceremony. It was an exciting weekend for sports fans, who came out in droves for tailgating in the parking lot just west of the football stadium, before watching the Scots cruise to a football victory over Cornell. The Scots were also successful on the volleyball court, sweeping two volleyball matches, while women’s soccer battled to a tie.

President Wyatt welcomes members of the Class of 2020 and their families to the special Homecoming Commencement exercises.

A COMMENCEMENT LIKE NO OTHER For Class of ’20, Homecoming ’21 brought much-needed closure

There’s never been a Commencement ceremony quite like it. Members of Monmouth College’s Class of 2020 can say that not once, but twice. In May of 2020, the milestone day of their Monmouth experience was celebrated by the College. But it did not happen in person because it took place in the first few months of the COVID-19 pandemic. Instead, a virtual ceremony recognized the class. One of the videotaped speakers that day was Hadley Smithhisler, the College’s 2019 Student Laureate of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, who told her classmates, “We overcame quite a bit to earn this degree.” As it turned out, Smithhisler and her classmates would have to overcome a few more hurdles to walk across a Monmouth stage and be recognized in person. A live Commencement ceremony planned for September 2020 was canceled because of a resurgence in the pandemic, and the planned outdoor ceremony for Homecoming 2021 was moved inside because of rain. “In the end, there is no substitute for the real thing,” said President Clarence R. Wyatt in his opening remarks to the Class of 2020, who gathered instead in the Huff Athletic Center field house. “The weather outside can do nothing to dampen the joy of this day.”

A total of 59 members of the 194-member class participated in the 40-minute ceremony, which had the time-honored traditions of bagpipes and a choral rendition of the College hymn. Many class members wore caps and gowns; some didn’t. All wore masks, a reminder that the circumstances from early 2020—when they weren’t allowed to return to campus after spring break—were still very much a part of our lives. “We technically graduated, but it never really felt like ‘This is all over,’” said Terreia Walker. “It’s great to finally have some closure,” said Emili Smucker, a classics major who had family members drive eight hours from Ohio to attend the event. “It felt like my time here wasn’t really over.” “Absolutely wonderful, fantastic,” said Tammy Crothers, whose son Brock Crothers participated in the ceremony. “I’m so glad that they recognized this class. They’ve been through so much. It’s a testament to what kind of school Monmouth College is that they put on this ceremony for the class.” “All the emotions came back,” Brock Crothers said. “Coming back home brought back a lot of memories.” —Barry McNamara

Former student government president Magdalynne Bruckner, right, addressed her class at the Commencement ceremony. She poses with Kierra King, a magna cum laude Spanish and public relations major.

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REUNION CLASSES

CLASS OF 1980. Row 1 (from left): Susie Ambrose Clark, Emma Arreguin Pulliam, Cherry Galusha Simmon, Susan Sucharzuski Buresch and Cathy Neese Hess. Row 2: Sandra Tirpitz Haman, Sheri McKee Coulter and Barbara Babcock McDade. Row 3: Lori Hultgren Thornton, Doug Ray, Sue Heslop Ray and Joseph McDade.

CLASS OF 1981. Row 1 (from left): Marty Cozzi, Jim Fabianski, Chris Birkhead Swanson and Cynthia Spizzirri Olson. Row 2: Roxanne Stanley Green, Kimberly Whowell Bland, Mike Hoyt, Jane Schneiter Velazquez and Jay Hollingsworth. Row 3: Dan Pulliam, Harvey Echols, Sue Lewaniak Hartman, George Gaulrapp, Timothy McCabe, John Perschke, Lance Olson and Ray Vance.

CLASS OF 1985. From left: Michael Bashem, Michael McKellar, Chris Mueller and Henry Redd. CLASS OF 1986. Row 1 (from left): Hiroko Saito, Helena Echols-Carlson and Dee Bagley Thierry. Row 2: Brian Ross, Joan Chatfield Ealy and Laura Cavanaugh. Row 3: Glenn Campbell, Eric Soderholm and Eric Ealy.

CLASS OF 1990. Row 1 (from left): Tammy Sudholt Bettancort. Danette Forbes and Kurt Fowler, Row 2: Jeannine DeKoster and Michael Mihallik. Row 3: Greg DeKoster, Charles Farr and Karen Sheets. CLASS OF 2006. Row 1 (from left): Sarah Zanger Venvertloh and Evy Lipecka. Row 2: Ryan Burns ’09, Emily Zvolanek and Holly Swearingian Sanders ’08.

CLASS OF 1995. From left: Glenn Treganza, Brad Foley and Richard Zell.

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CLASS OF 1996. Joshua Hornaday and Lynn Foster McGhee.

CLASSES OF 2010 & 2011. From left: Ashley Blust Bushong, Laura Greenwood Miller and Amber Liniger Pakosz.

Monmouth’s living agricultural heritage Received as estate gifts, farms produce ongoing revenues for College By Barry McNamara

n late October, staff members from Monmouth College and Monmouth’s Midwest Bank watched as some of the last corn was harvested at the Vance Farm, one of four local farms that have been left as estate gifts to the College. As a combine driven by Jared Clark—the fourth generation of Clarks to farm that acreage near the rural community of Rozetta, about 10 miles west of campus—rolled by on a mild, sunny morning, his father, Brian Clark, talked about the weather during the growing season and about yields, which this year favored soybeans over corn. Continued on next page

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Right: Brian Clark discusses the 2021 corn yield with Liz Hulsizer (center) and Brooke Anderson of Midwest Bank. Far right: Jared Clark monitors instruments in the cab of the corn combine.

property is the Monmouth College Market Farm, which serves as an educational farm for Monmouth Other Clarks busy in the nearby field students and the local community. were Brian’s uncle Dean Clark ’63, Located three blocks east of campus, the Brian’s brother Brad Clark and their 6-acre farm was received in 2011 from father, 87-year-old Jerry Clark. the estate of the Hon. Scott Klukos of During the gathering—which Monmouth. included doughnuts from the nearby “It’s a win-win,” said Gena Corbin Belted Cow Orchard—one of the Alcorn ’88, Monmouth’s director of development and legacy giving. “Making a gift of farmland allows the donor to bypass capital gain on the sale of the property and entitles the donor to a charitable income tax donation.” Monmouth Controller —Gena Alcorn ’88 Holly Tharp explained how that process works. bank employees made an important “It’s a flex lease, which means we get observation. a set rent price per acre plus an amount “A lot of people don’t realize that based on prices and yields for the year,” they can leave farmland to Monmouth she said. “The exact details of the lease College,” said Liz Hulsizer, the lead arrangement are handled by our farm trust officer at Midwest Bank. managers at Midwest Bank. We do not In addition to the Vance Farm, the actually receive any of the crop yield or College owns three farms even closer have to manage the selling of product.” to Monmouth—the Capron Farm, In addition to Hulsizer and the staff the Everett Farm and the LanphereDefenbaugh Farm. member who accompanied her to the A smaller, but significant agricultural Vance Farm, Brooke Anderson, a Continued from page 13

Monmouth College alumnus is also involved in managing the land—Adam Carlson ’04, who is Midwest Bank’s vice president of wealth management. Alcorn said it is not uncommon for donors to give farmland, but she is proud of what she called the “unique”

“Many other charitable organizations will accept gifts of farmland, but they’ll sell it; Monmouth College keeps all gifts of farmland.”

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Dean Clark ’63 reminisces about his family’s multigenerational experience in farming the land that today constitutes Monmouth College’s Vance Farm.

More Monmouth College farms Donated by Len G. Everett and received through his estate in 1988. A Kirkwood resident, Everett was a professional artist with studios in New York City. At the time of his death in 1984, Everett was president of the Allied Artists of America Inc. Monmouth College, which owns several of Everett’s paintings, honored him by naming the art galleries in Hewes Library in his honor. At age 87, Jerry Clark remains active in the corn harvest at Vance Farm.

way Monmouth College handles the gift. “Many other charitable organizations will accept gifts of farmland, but they sell it,” she said. “Monmouth College keeps all gifts of farmland. They become part of our investment portfolio, which helps us diversify, especially when markets are volatile. For people to give something of such meaning to them, it means a lot that we keep the family farm intact.” Alcorn speaks from experience when she discusses the emotions and attachment that go into farming a piece of land. “When I tell donors that I understand how impactful a gift of farm ground is for the College, I’m sincere,” she said. “I grew up on a small family farm, and I know how hard farm families work to keep their ground producing crops each year. Those farms feed families, and they are oftentimes a legacy for generations of families. So when a donor decides to give a farm to the College, it’s with an overwhelming feeling of pride and gratitude that we accept such a gift. I’m always open to talking to alumni and friends of the College about gifts of farmland.”

Everett Farm 240 acres Kirkwood, Ill.

Lanphere Farm 110 acres

Defenbaugh Farm 60 acres Kirkwood, Ill.

Capron Farm 80 acres Ponemah, Ill.

Lanphere Farm was received as an estate gift in 1949. The donor, Albert C. Lanphere of Kirkwood, Ill., was an early graduate of the Monmouth College Conservatory of Music. Later a music teacher in Boise, Idaho, he bequeathed all of his Idaho property to the Boise High School Band, and his Illinois property to Monmouth College. The adjoining 60 acres belonged to the late Ray Defenbaugh and his wife, Alice. Monmouth College exchanged part of its Everett farm properties with the Defenbaughs to expand the Lanphere acreage. Donated by Keith B. and Eleanor F. Capron in 1988. Capron was the son of Millie Billings Capron. Through this gift, Monmouth College was able to apply to the National Endowment for the Humanities and receive funding to establish the Minnie Billings Capron Professor of Classical Studies. All of the monies under that grant is restricted to the use and benefit of the Department of Classical Studies.

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onmouth College gratefully acknowledges those who made gifts during the fiscal year of July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021.

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Monmouth College is committed to providing a transformative educational experience within a caring community of learners that empowers our students to realize their full potential, live meaningful lives, pursue successful careers, and shape their communities and the world through service and leadership. We rely on support from alumni, parents and friends to help carry out this important mission.

Lifetime Giving...................................................17

Planned Gifts and Bequests...........................17

Endowed Gifts................................................... 18

Capital Gifts...................................................... 20

Employee Service............................................ 20

With your help, we are shaping a brighter future for the College and its students.

The 1853 Society................................................... 21

total donors to the annual fund

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Loyal Scots Society..............................................33 Alumni Contributors........................................... 42 Current Students................................................. 54 Constituent Groups Parents............................................................... 54

Faculty and Staff..............................................56

$2,581,250

Friends................................................................ 57

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Estates............................................................... 60

$8,718,339

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Restricted Gifts.....................................................25

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Businesses and Corporations...................... 60 Foundations, Scholarships, Trusts.............. 60

Honoraria............................................................ 61 Memorial Gifts................................................... 61

Organizations....................................................62

Alumni Board of Directors..............................62

Trustees (Current and Emeriti)......................62

Memorial Commemorations..........................62

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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 † Peter H. Bunce and Gail 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 † Dorothy Peterson Dahl ’40 and †Arthur Dahl Anaclare Frost Evans ’63 † Virginia Brazelton Flynn ’29 † Virginia Hookham Frattinger ’65 and Tom Frattinger William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Kevin M. Goodwin ’80 Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen † Ruth Lewis Harr ’23 and † Ronald E. Harr Walter S. Huff Jr. ’56 and Bonnie Lowrey Barbara Watt Johnson ’52 † Richard L. “Doc” Kieft † Harold W. Knapheide III and Ann Knapheide Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski † Dennis J. Lachel ’61 and Kathy Schuld Lachel † Petrene Lauritsen ’48 † William M. LeSuer ’42 and †B. Arlene Snow LeSuer ’42 † Karol Kluss Manley ’49 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath

† M. Grigsby McNeely ’36 and †George B. McNeely † 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 † Donovan D. Vance ’52 and †Elizabeth Davis Vance ’49 Fred Wackerle ’61 † Helen McNeel Wiener ’38 Viktoria Knapheide Wood Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses, Organizations and Estates Anonymous Associated Colleges of Illinois Bernie and Helen Wiener Charitable Fund Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Illinois State Scholarship Commission 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 Russell S. Andrews ’68 and Linda Henley 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

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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 Marilyn Rogers Brodd ’51 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 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 † Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Paula Cramer 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 Anaclare Frost Evans ’63 Edward P. Farwell ’64 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Nancy Forsyth Flanders ’54 Pamela Fruth Barbara Whiteman Garland ’49 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette ’52 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Merle B. Growden † Claire McWilliams Growden ’50 Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Pamela Ball Gustafson ’77 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 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

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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 † 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 † Betty Peacock Edward Petersen † Jack W. Peterson ’53 Walter H. Pfaeffle ’60 Carolyn Phelps ’54 Jerri Picha ’75 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 H. Leonard Porter III ’67 and Mary Ellen Biciste Porter ’67 Charles L. Rassieur ’60 † Richard R. Reinhold ’50 Ruth Forsythe Robinson ’50 Richard A. Romine ’55 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 Karen Deen Squire ’62 John M. Stack ’65 Mark E. Taylor ’78 Terry N. Thorstenson and Carol Thorstenson William L. Trubeck ’68 Jane Turrel ’68 D. Jean Two ’55 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Fred Wackerle ’61 Sandra Wallace William J. Wallace Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Charles Thomas Weeks ’62 Larry L. Werts ’54

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Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White Donald G. Whiteman ’49 † Helen McNeel Wiener ’38 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 Gary D. Willhardt ’59 and Jeanne Willhardt J. Mark Wilson ’78 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

Anonymous Steven Anacker Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Sandy Coursey Axline ’82 and William T. Axline Jr. ’58 Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Glenn L. Beall ’56 David A. Bowers ’60 Margaret Bozarth ’61 William Cullen Bryant IV Thomas J. Cerkez III ’68 and Mary Eyre-Cerkez Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa Donald W. Chamberlin ’61 and Barbara Woll Chamberlin ’61 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Edward DeLong Mr. and Mrs. John D. Diffenbaugh Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Marie Foster Tom Frattinger William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Kevin M. Goodwin ’80 Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Tina Hartwig ’68 William Heuerman and Sue Huseman James C. Hornaday ’61 William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Roger Jacobsen Jane Jakoubek Jean Jensen Margaret Jacoby Josephson ’53 Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Ann Knapheide

Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Annie McGehee J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee † J. Allen McGehee ’55 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Cherry Lauder McIlvain ’47 Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod Jerry K. Mitchell ’67 and Susan Mitchell Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel † Betty Peacock H. Safford Peacock Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Mary Schwind Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Michael D. Silver and Suzanne Woll Dorothy Walker Skanderup ’50 and Dean Skanderup Randal M. Smith and Lynda Smith William W. Smith and Eleanor Slunaker Smith David P. Spalding and Marianne Spalding Doris Speer Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Derek Thomas and Sara Thomas Fred Wackerle ’61 † Robert L. Walker ’51 Cynthia Waltershausen ’67 and George L. Waltershausen † Phyllis Holmquist Wheeler ’49 Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Richard W. Whiteman ’64 and Harriet Southerlan Whiteman ’65 P. Andrew Wieland and Roxana Wieland † R. Richard Wieland II ’68 and Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Catherine Axline Williams ’50 Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Ruth Wright Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61 Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer

Businesses, Organizations and Estates Anonymous Alice Grooms Estate Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Anne G. Luce Estate ARJCO Foundation Ltd.

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021)

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Arminta C. Sheats Estate Arthur W. Brown Estate BBW Holdings, LLC Bernice L. Fox Estate Bernie and Helen Wiener Charitable Fund Charles Frederic Strong Estate Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation David A. Bowers IRA Donn and Beverlee J. Johnson Estate Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Edwin L. Johnson Trust Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund Elva B. Lucas Estate Eva Hanna Cleland Estate Frederick & Ann Niblock Estate Gayle Woods Estate Gibson Estate, John W. Gladys M. Morrow Estate Glen L. Pickens Estate Gordon Young IRA Greenridge Properties Hackbrush Family Trust Harr Decedents Trust Hearst Foundations Helen Dunbar Estate Helen R. Hicks Trust Estate Henry & Frances Jahn Trust J & L Freedom Foundation J & V Flynn Foundation Jacobsen Family Foundation James H. Ruble Family Trust Jane A. Graham Estate John E. Broming Estate Juanita W. Reinhard Trust Judson W. Jones Estate Kellwood Foundation Lee L. Morgan Trust Estate Len G. Everett Estate Linda R. Buch Estate Lysle H. Morrow Estate Margaret Miles Estate Marion D. Boyer Estate Murdy Foundation, Inc. Myers Family Fund N. Barr Miller Estate National Cabinet Lock Nelson T. Potter Estate Oral C. Kost Estate Pattee Foundation Richard L. “Doc” Kieft Estate Ruth Finch Estate San Diego Foundation Sarah A. Ryder Estate Sindlinger Foundation Skanderup Family Fund

From stewardship gifts to special projects, Robeson is committed to philanthropy Inside an issue with a cover story featuring Monmouth College’s ties to local farmland, it seems only fitting that one of the featured donors is Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60. Robeson not only assists her alma mater with a recurring gift, but she’s taken the opportunity to fund special projects, including one with a direct tie to agriculture. “I like giving while I’m still alive,” she said. “I gave money to the new Pi Phi house, and I was able to see it built and have a room named in my honor. I’ve also given to establish the Wiswell-Robeson Lecture, which features individuals who can speak to the importance of Jeanne Gittings Robeson agriculture, a topic very near and dear to my heart.” This fall’s Wiswell-Robeson Lecture was presented by U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos, a Democrat from nearby Moline who serves the 17th Congressional District in Illinois. Robeson still manages two farms—a property outside Cameron that “has been in our family since the year Monmouth College was founded, 1853,” and land west of Monmouth farmed by her late husband, Don Robeson ’54. Although Robeson grew up in the country, she attended Galesburg High School. Technically, that made Knox her “hometown” college, but she originally attended neither there nor Monmouth. Instead, she and her twin sister went to Iowa State University. “After a year, I transferred to Monmouth, and I loved it,” she said. “I was a history major, and I had Dr. (Garvin) Davenport and Dr. (Douglas) Spitz, two marvelous professors. I also enjoyed my time as a Pi Phi. I’m still very active in my alumni chapter in Arizona,” where she winters for 3½ months every year. Like farming, being in Pi Phi is a family tradition, as Robeson is part of four generations in her family to be a member of the women’s fraternity, which was founded at Monmouth in 1867. —Barry McNamara

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

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Stanley Earl Chism IRA The Bebe Trust Virgil Boucher Estate Virginia B. Flynn Estate W. Jerome Hatch Living Trust Wallace B. Cleland Estate Waste Management, Inc. William M. LeSuer Estate Willis R. Boss Trust

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

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 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 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 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 † Betty Peacock H. Safford Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Richard S. Pepper † 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

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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 Bernie and Helen Wiener Charitable Fund 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

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

Mindy Damewood James L. De Young Roy Dober 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 Richard G. Johnston Carolyn Kirk J. Rodney Lemon ’63 Stacy Ashton Lotz Thomas E. Lydic Beth McCoy Lee McGaan ’69 Kenneth G. McMillan William M. McNall ’81 R. Jeremy McNamara Terry L. Morris Jill Munson Karen Ogorzalek Mark S. Ogorzalek Sheri White Owen ’96 Vernon Peter Pitts Douglas B. Rankin ’79 Jeffrey D. Rankin Therese Worden Rankin ’00 Roger P. Sander ’78 Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 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 Gary D. Willhardt ’59

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021)

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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.

PRESIDENT’S CLUB $25,000 or more Individuals

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 Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Robert L. Litchfield ’71 Courtney McGehee ’18 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly (Nelson] Nelson ’61 † Betty Peacock H. Safford Peacock Roger K. Ray ’53 Lynn Stubblebine William L. Trubeck ’68 Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

Organizations and Estates

Anonymous Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Ann M. Collier & John L. Collier Trust Centene Management Company, Ll Clarks Fork Foundation Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties David A. Bowers IRA Eleanor Ketcham Trust Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund Howard Hughes Medical Institute

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. J & V Flynn Foundation James D. Galbreath Estate Jawaharlal Charitable Trust JW Ashenhurst Trust Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Michael McGrath IRA Midwest Bank Nancy F. Flanders IRA Nelson Foundation Newton D. Engstrom Trust Roger K. Ray IRA, Edward Jones Trust Co Stanley Earl Chism IRA The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership William H. Turnbull Trust

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

Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Charles C. Chappell ’69 Thomas E. Dickson ’67 and Kathleen Dickson Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’05 John L. Hennessy Jr. ’68 William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 † F. Addison Jones James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Thomas S. Martin ’72 Michael B. McCulley ’70 Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Carla Sanders ’91 Robert J. Shriner Jr. Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Mark E. Taylor ’78 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Fred Wackerle ’61 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Ronald C. Wheeler Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Organizations and Estates Barbara D. Guest Trust

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Cline-Lofftus Foundation David A. Bowers Foundation Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Frederick W. Wackerle Charitabe Fund J & L Freedom Foundation Jacobsen Family Foundation James R. Klusendorf IRA Lois H. Myers Estate Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry & Applied Spectroscopy, Inc. Presbytery of Great Rivers Rural School Collaborative Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Twomey Foundation Thomas J. McDowell IRA Yahnke Family Charitable Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Norfolk Southern Employees

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

David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Douglas R. Carlson ’66 Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa Thomas S. Davis ’62 Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Curtis C. Farr ’88 and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 and Lawrence W. Galloway Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer James A. Hutchinson ’64 F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones F. Chet June III ’69 Louise DuBois Kasch ’48 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Kenneth Martin Klein ’66 and Susan Latham Klein ’67 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Anne Mamary Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 Ann Michael ’67

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Larry E. Millikan ’58 and Jeanine Johnson Millikan ’61 William G. Morgan ’64 Edward F. Perry ’58 and Ellen Littler Perry ’59 Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Sydney P. Ross ’55 William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Sherman U. Smith ’72 and Diane Smith Nancy Snowden Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 William H. Steele ’68 Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Dwight Tierney ’69 and Dina Nathanson William A. Turner ’93 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Eric T. Vogt ’83 Ruth Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61 Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer

Organizations and Estates

Ameen Estate, Richard Ann B. Michael IRA Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation David A. Bowers Revocable Trust David L. Arnold IRA Dwight Tierney IRA Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Jim and Anne Beall IRA Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Juanita Reinhard Estate Larry Millikan IRA MTC Communications Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund Randolph Living Trust Riley Family Fund Robert J. Ardell IRA Robin Galloway Donor Advised Fund Smithfield Foods The RKC Fund

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Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66

Individuals

Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Associated Colleges of Illinois Beth B Tyre Charitable Fund BP Foundation, Inc. Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Coastwide Environmental Country Financial Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Midwest Uniform Supply Presbyterian Church (USA) Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Stephen Dale Mey IRA Fidelity Brokerage Service Vincent D. Mahoney IRA YourCause, LLC Trustee for Norfolk Southern Foundation

$2,500 to $4,999

Anonymous Robert L. Best ’62 Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers Gaye Burek John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll John A. Courson ’64 and Marcia Courson Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Richard K. Fuller ’57 and Kathleen Fuller Jane Jackson Garison ’52 Larry G. Gerdes Gary L. Gilliland ’65 Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 F. William Graue Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Linda Groves Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Frank W. Lee III ’69 and Margaret Will Lee ’71 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Vincent D. Mahoney Stephen Dale Mey ’68 Jeffrey D. Miller ’84 Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 J. Stewart Peterson Jr. ’77 Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Melony Sacopulos Blair W. Schultz ’72 John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo H. Charles Stahmer ’73 Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III William B. Trent Jr. ’69 and Catherine Blake Trent ’70 Mark T. Tupper ’94 and Tina Tupper † Robert L. Walker ’51 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 and Linda Wild David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing George J. Wolcott William A. Wolma ’67 and Frances White Wolma ’66 Sarah Young Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65

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

David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 David K. Allen ’69 Patricia Allen ’95 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton Tyler R. Baxter ’16 Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Evard P. Best ’56 Reid K. Beveridge ’64 and Eileen Beveridge R. Jacob Bice ’08 and Allison Whistle Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Ralph M. Blaesing and Susan Blaesing Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Larry R. Bowden ’67 and Karen Bowden David C. Bratten ’96 and Kimberly Bruetsch ’97 Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64

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Paul L. Brown ’56 Blake C. Bryan ’19 Gail Bunce Peggy Cain ’78 James L. Caldwell IV ’72 and Barbara Caldwell Kirk Chestnut Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 † Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Michael D. Cryer ’99 and Christina Stob Cryer ’01 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom William S. Daniel ’72 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport Rodney L. Davies ’74 and Diane Minor Davies ’76 Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day James L. De Young and Janet De Young Donald L. Denney ’64 and Dorene Denney Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Sandra Johnson Dobras ’61 and Victor E. Dobras Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon Jacob J. Durdan ’20 Kenneth A. Eiserman ’71 and Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman ’72 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Janet Forsythe Fishburn ’58 and Peter C. Fishburn Arlene Kunde Flynn ’53 Bradley J. Foley ’95 Debra Forsaith ’77 Marie Foster Daniel M. Fowler ’72 and Julia Duffy Robert H. Frost ’66 and Linda Jungbluth Frost ’66 Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Alan R. Gieryna ’74 and Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna ’75 John Goddard Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Benjamin A. Grethey ’00 Merle B. Growden Robert H. Gwynn ’63 Donald D. Hadsell ’75 and Lois Hadsell Margaret Hamil ’71 Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66

Helping minority students succeed When asked why he supports his alma mater, Dr. Harvey Echols ’81 referenced a quotation by Barack Obama about people who claim to be “self-made.” He argues, as Obama did, that’s simply not the case. “If people drive to your business, they got there on a road that you didn’t build in a car that you didn’t build,” Echols paraphrased. Using that same logic, he said, “It’s disingenuous for me to say that I got through Monmouth College by myself. For example, the people before me made my classrooms and equipment in H-T (Haldeman-Thiessen SciDr. Harvey Echols ence Center) possible.” Now, Echols is in a position to make things possible for the generations of students behind him. One way he hopes to do that is through a series of gifts he’s making to his alma mater. His sister, Chicago attorney Helena Echols-Carlson ’86, who’s married to 1988 alumnus Leonard Carlson, is also involved. “We’ve started the Echols Family Prize,” he said. “My sister is giving also, so it’s a family thing.” The purpose of the prize is to provide financial support for African-American students or other traditionally underrepresented minority students. “I was a minority student, an African American, and I’m proud of that,” said Echols, who recently joined the College’s Board of Trustees. “I want to give toward helping people of color succeed at Monmouth. I won’t say people of color are in more need, but I will say they’re in great need. I want to give to help students enjoy the same benefits that I had.” Echols said his Monmouth experience went beyond learning his way around a laboratory or a textbook. “Two or three years before I started medical school, they changed their approach,” said Echols, who graduated from Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. “Before, they were looking for students who got straight A’s. But over time, they realized those types of people might be lacking in the communication skills necessary to be good doctors. They said, ‘We need doctors who can talk to people.’” People, in other words, who were bright enough to withstand the rigors of medical school, but could also thrive in what Echols called “real-person” situations. “At Monmouth, I received the academic training I needed, but I also developed the interpersonal skills I needed,” he said. “If I don’t give back, that makes me the ultimate consumer, but not a producer. I don’t want my tombstone to say, ‘Here lies Harvey Echols, the ultimate consumer.’ So that’s why I give.” Echols recently moved to Plano, Texas, where he is the pharmacy medical director for Oscar Health, a national insurance company.

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Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Neal Heerwagen and Jacquelyn Condon Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess Trevor H. Hiel ’99 and Diana Plack Hiel ’99 Janet Teuscher Hill ’57 Joel R. Hillison ’83 Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Robert H. Hoenk ’71 James C. Hornaday ’61 Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Ronald J. Irion ’51 and Shirley Moser Irion ’52 David W. Jackson ’69 and Catherine Mayer Jackson ’71 Christine Johnston Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 John R. Kelly ’52 Marlowe Mazanec Kennedy ’52 † William F. Kennedy ’52 Frank P. Killey ’67 and Barbara Baughman Killey ’66 Glenn P. Kinder ’73 and Nancy Thompson Kinder ’73 David J. Kingsley ’68 Colleen Fisher Kinney ’62 † Harold T. Kinney Sr. Alice Dunlap-Kraft ’75 and Robert Kraft Kai Nani Kraut ’93 Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Jon J. Kruse ’92 and Jodi Kruse Christopher Fredrick Lawson ’88 and Heidi Lawson Suellen Lee Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Amy Longenbaugh ’95 Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Robert V. Main ’53 Russell F. Marshall ’63 and Mary Bailey Marshall ’64 Albert S. Maurer ’56 † Patricia Maurer Michael E. McCreight ’68 Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Stuart McKirdy and Ellen McKirdy R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara

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Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen † Robert H. Meneilly ’45 James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 Michael S. Mimnaugh ’71 and Gayle Mimnaugh F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Bruce H. Morrison ’70 Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Michelle Moy ’89 Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin ’70 and Bruce Edmund Nolin Frank R. Oakley ’63 Julia Briggerman O’Hara ’62 and Daniel O’Hara Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin ’95 and Sean D. O’Laughlin Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ’54 Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Lisa Pepper ’87 † Richard S. Pepper Roxie Pepper Michelle Perry ’89 Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 and Donna Perzigian Alvin T. Peterson ’60 Jerri Picha ’75 Jeffrey C. Potts ’74 and Christine Odell Potts ’74 Linda Reed ’69 William R. Reinsberg ’63 and Judith Reinsberg Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts John S. Romine ’55 Robert C. Roush ’67 Lucille Rupe ’65 Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. ’65 and Judith Maxwell Schaeffer ’65 Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Christopher C. Schwarz ’09 and Breanna Webb Schwarz ’09 John Schwind Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Agan Shauman Charles B. Shawver ’76 George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons Robert L. Singer ’61 and Mary Jones Singer ’63 Dean A. Sipe ’74 and Ilene Sipe Roger F. Slaboch ’75 Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Gregory A. Smith ’75 and Mary Smith

Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Lucas K. Sondgeroth ’20 David L. Spears ’62 Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69 Joan Smale Stewart ’61 Carolyn Suda Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 John Turnbull and Denise Turnbull George M. Tyler ’88 Peter E. Upton ’68 Barbara Guyer Van Cura ’53 Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken ’03 and Kirk Van Kuiken Andries L. Vermeer ’65 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 and Allen Voetberg Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62 R. Bruce Weiman ’76 and Debbie Weiman † Guy F. Welch ’62 Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman John H. Whittaker ’13 Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Melissa Wieland Jane Batten Wild ’69 Mark E. Willhardt Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Elizabeth Wills ’01 James M. Wilson ’66 and Katherine Lepard Wilson ’67 Mary Hollander Winter ’53 and Robert G. Winter ’53 K. Scott Wiswall ’00 and Jonathan Wiswall Frank J. Wollrab ’71 and Jean Wollrab David T. Workman and Linda Workman Gordon B. Yocum ’73 and Bronwyn Yocum ’66

Organizations and Estates

Anonymous Anonymous Friends Alvin T. Peterson Trust Arlene C. Flynn IRA Baele Family Charitable Fund Barbara Van Cura IRA Buchanan Center for the Arts Buffalo 67 Charlie’s Charities Chestnut Family Charitable Fund Chism Endowment Fund Danner Family Dentistry Dominion Energy Foundation Everence Foundation, Inc for Lucille Rupe

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Gail Bunce IRA GE Foundation Greg and Mary Ellen Smith Fidelity Charitable Hamil Charitable Account Fund Harold A. Jacobs and Madeline R. Jacobs Revocable Trust ITW Corporate Disbursement Jackson Family Trust Charitable Fund James Caldwell IRA James De Young IRA Janet Gillis Hansen Estate Jeanne Robeson IRA John A. and Marcia H. Courson Revocable Trust John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund John D. Schwind Living Trust Johnson Controls Foundation JPMorgan Chase Foundation Kapoor Family Fund Kennedy Family Charitable Fund Law Offices of Robert E. Hillison Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Leon A. Kraut IRA Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA Merle B. Growden IRA Modern Grain Systems Inc. OSF Healthcare Systems Paul L. Brown IRA Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund QRSE LLC Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Reed Gift Fund Fidelity Charitable Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Robert G. Winter and Mary Winter Trust Robert H. Meneilly, Sr. and Shirley A. Meneilly Fund Sieben Estate, John and Carol Simply Vein Stephen Hansen Mortonson IRA Stifel Susy D. Condon IRA The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Abbott Laboratories Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Turnbull Funeral Homes Vicki Hennenfent IRA Wieland Family Foundation William S. Daniel Attorney At Law Wiswall Giving Fund Yourcause, LLC Trustee for Bayer Yourcause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Yourcause, LLC Trustee for Mastercard Impact Fund

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 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 Athletic Meals Fund David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Curtis C. Farr ’88 and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty ATO House Fund Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton Glenn L. Beall ’56 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Danner Family Dentistry John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak-Edmonds Zak S. Edmonds ’08 and Nicole Mason Edmonds Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Babette Buck and Fred Wackerle Endowed Scholarship Fred Wackerle ’61 Barbara S. Walker Scholarship Mitchell Walker † Robert L. Walker ’51 Baseball Program Anonymous R. Jacob Bice ’08 and Allison Whistle Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Ralph M. Blaesing and Susan Blaesing David C. Bratten ’96 and Kimberly Bruetsch ’97 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 JP Morgan Chase Foundation Ryan J. Priola ’08 Christopher C. Schwarz ’09 and Breanna Webb Schwarz ’09 Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tory Tweedy Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Basketball Program Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Dale Hull Bell Family Business Scholarship Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Bowers Hall Endowed Maintenance Fund David A. Bowers ’60 Brad Wefenstette Prize for Social Justice Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Mary Brockman

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Steven L. Buban Thomas F. Cook II ’04 and Elizabeth Liput Cook ’04 James L. De Young and Janet De Young Constance Deal Nancy Loch Anne Mamary Margaret Olszewski Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons James Andrew Thomas ’05 Kelli Wefenstette ’07 Bush-Watts Scholarship Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Campus Tree Fund Anonymous Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 George F. Arnold Andre P. Audette E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brocka Vanessa Campagna Ann Capion Daryl B. Carr ’88 and Peggy Carr Kenneth L. Cramer Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum James L. De Young and Janet De Young Marsha Dopheide Joanne Eary Mr. and Mrs. Kent Fawcett Audra Goach Mark E. Grover Sarah Henderson Christine Johnston Ashwani Kumar Kathryn Mainz Anne Mamary Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Laura Moore Michael Nelson Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Beverly Orlove Sheri White Owen ’96 Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 William Reichow and Marcia Reichow Gregory Rothbardt and Julie Rothbardt Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin Michael Sostarecz Annette St. Ledger Raymond P. St. Ledger ’85 Carolyn Suda Marta Tucker William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Robert Utterback and Audrey Utterback Craig T. Vivian and Jessica Vivian David C. Volker ’76 Joan Wertz Sarah Young Capital Improvements Fund Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers

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Carol J. Boehme Scholarship for Women Carol West Boehme ’72 Carol Veith Sorenson Scholarship Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Center for Science and Business Sarah Kaufman Lopez ’07 and Alejandro Lopez Champion Miller Fund for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Paula Cramer Michelle Damian Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 David A. Hartig ’74 and Barbara Hartig Mary Conway Harvey ’58 George K. Hess ’78 and Cathy Neese Hess ’80 Joel R. Hillison ’83 J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 John P. White Jr. Attorney At Law Richard A. Johnson ’70 and Lorraine Botticelli Ryan M. Johnson ’02 Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Christine Johnston Michael J. Kelley II ’70 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Frank P. Killey ’67 and Barbara Baughman Killey ’66 Barbara Lane ’66 Evelina Lipecka ’06 William Lotz and Stacy Ashton Lotz Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Michael B. McCulley ’70 Elizabeth Meyer ’15 Howard Moffet Monmouth AAUP Chapter Michelle Moy ’89 Paul K. Moye ’61 and Beverly Linnihan William C. Myers ’85 and Margaret Kerr Myers ’85 Gabrielle Nance ’20 Daniel J. Ott and Teresa Ott Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Craig A. Patterson ’72 and Kathleen Patterson Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Trudi Peterson Patricia Flagg Poole ’69 William G. Pyatt ’75 and Brenda Pyatt Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Jerrel R. Rutlin ’01 and Precious Kent Rutlin ’02 Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Rebekah Sell ’14 Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 Mark E. Taylor ’78 Jennifer Thorndike Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Brinton B. Vincent ’13

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Kristen Wyse Wagner ’11 and Craig E. Wagner Carolyn Weber John P. White Jr. ’69 Hurley H Wilbourne and Patricia Wilbourne Shannon Wilbourne Richard A. Wilhelm ’70 and Alice Kough Wilhelm ’70 Kathryn Argentine Willhardt ’12 and Mark E. Willhardt Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Sara Youngs ’08

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

Chaplaincy Program Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Disbursement Portal Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl

Department of Biology Victoria Bautch ’74 Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Katie Graham Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Nicholas P. Mainz ’17

Chemistry Department Grants Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry & Applied Spectroscopy, Inc. Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Robert L. Best ’62 Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll Nancy Guilinger Coon ’62 and Richard A. Coon Thomas S. Davis ’62 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox David L. Spears ’62 Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer † Guy F. Welch ’62 Class of 1967 Scholarship Larry R. Bowden ’67 and Karen Bowden William G. Coppard ’67 Beth Guyer ’67 Linda Blow Klabunde ’67 Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti Linda Klabunde Trust Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Richard L. Paasch ’67 and Lee-Ann Wells Paasch ’68 Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Mary-Ann Pinto ’67 Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Agan Shauman Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber James E. Wheeler ’67 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 and Linda Wild William A. Wolma ’67 and Frances White Wolma ’66 YourCause, LLC Trustee for Mastercard Impact Fund Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66 Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Bruce H. Morrison ’70 Cline-Lofftus Foundation Scholarship Cline-Lofftus Foundation Communications Department John E. Swanson ’14 Current Chaplain Grant Presbyterian Church (USA) Dahl Chapel and Auditorium Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Louise DuBois Kasch ’48

Dawn McRoberts Strauss Endowed Award Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Department of Art Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin John C. Clifford IV ’10 Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Hiroko Saito ’86

Department of Capron Classics Kayla Beadles ’17 Samantha Bundy ’12 Kevin Daleiden and Carla Daleiden Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Mathew Underwood ’04 and Elizabeth Purdy Underwood ’04 Department of Chemistry Anonymous Anonymous Friends James T. Briscoe ’73 and Vicki Lowder Young ’74 Leila Britt Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burton James L. De Young and Janet De Young Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dice Peter A. Gebauer and Janet Gebauer Mr. and Mrs. David M. Haaland Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Patricia Krause J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Darlene Moffet Stephen O. Neal Elizabeth Nieman James E. Paul ’58 and Helen Francis Paul ’59 Dean E. Peterson ’64 and Suzanne Peterson Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Ron’s Fashion Flair Carolyn Ross Erhard G. Saettler Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Carol Seaman Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vinci Jane Walker Dennis R. Willhardt and Peggy Willhardt Department of Education Kimberly Griffin Cruz ’84 Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Bruce Setchell and Lori Setchell JoAnn Sorensen Mathew Underwood ’04 and Elizabeth Purdy Underwood ’04 Robert G. Yarde ’58 and Marilyn Yarde

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Department of History Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies Ann Garry ’65 and Robert Ashen Abbey L. Hardin ’08 and Jennifer Erbes Hardin ’11 Jennifer C. Hardin ’11 and Abbey Hardin ’08 Department of Physics Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Hillis Skov Department of Political Economy & Commerce Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Yahnke Family Charitable Fund Department of Political Science Silvia Fabela ’07 Department of Psychology Samantha Bundy ’12 Department of Theatre Marcy Anderson Anonymous Friends Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum David A. Bowers ’60 Pamela Brooks Robert Budach and Anne Giffey Martha Carwile Demetrio Chavez and Eva Chavez Daniel C. Cliffel and Tyann Cliffel Michelle Damian James L. De Young and Janet De Young Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Egger Lori Eyre Daniel Greising and Rebecca Greising Chris Grover Jeffrey P. Harshbarger and Cynthia Harshbarger Cynthia Hart ’76 Barbara Hawk Jacki Henderson Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Joan Law Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Amy Lythgoe Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Anne Mamary Becky McDonald Jack L. McDonald ’89 Tina Nassos Lynn Pattison Andrew Pond Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Suzanne Reimolds Tatlin Resetich Bradley Rowe Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Cheri Shields Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Ledger

Giving back in gratitude for transformative experiences Why does Juan Mitchell ’90 donate to Monmouth College? The short answer is that he had the complete Monmouth experience, from receiving an outstanding education, to enjoying success in athletics, to meeting the love of his life. “I’m grateful to be able to give back to the organization that helped me get where I am today,” said Mitchell, who has been in the investment business since 1994. He’s in his 10th year with T. Rowe Price, where he serves as a vice president, helping to establish, maintain and grow key relationships within registered investment Juan and Vicki Martin Mitchell advisers and regional bank channels in the Midwest. “God puts people in your path to shape your direction,” said Mitchell. “For me, it really did start at Monmouth College. Sports had the biggest impact on my experience. I look at the people who were huge influences on me. At the top of the list is (his Fighting Scots basketball coach) Terry Glasgow.” The two shared a hometown connection, as both were products of Keokuk (Iowa) High School. “He knew my mother, my aunts, my uncles,” said Mitchell. “He’d always had his eye on me. It made going to Monmouth feel like it was family. I felt ‘TG’ truly had my best interests in mind. I still love him to death. He really helped shape me and was sort of a father figure for me.” Mitchell was also shaped by his ROTC experience at Monmouth, which led to a four-year stint in the Army, where he attained the rank of captain. “That was crucial,” he said of his military commitment. “It helped me pay for my education. I left school debt-free.” In the classroom, “The broad education I received was top-notch,” said Mitchell, who majored in business and minored in computer science. He went on to earn a master’s degree in business from Central Michigan University. In particular, Mitchell remembers his academic adviser, the late education professor Frank Sorensen, whom he kept for four years even though he didn’t study in that field, and Dean of Student Life Jackie Condon, whom he came to know well while serving as an RA for three years. “Monmouth College holds a dear place in my life,” said Mitchell, and not only for the lessons learned in the classroom, on the basketball court and in the ROTC program. He first saw Vicki Martin ’88 walking down the steps of Winbigler Hall, and now the couple has been married for 31 years and has “two beautiful young men” in college. An M Club Hall of Fame inductee for his success on the hardwood, Mitchell said he still laces up the sneakers for competition. As a Fighting Scot, he scored 1,277 points to rank sixth on the all-time list. In back-to-back seasons, Monmouth won 20 games, which remains the single-season record for victories. The Scots captured Midwest Conference titles in Mitchell’s sophomore and senior seasons, and Mitchell made the All-MWC team each of his final three years. “The past two years, I’ve given directly to the Fighting Scots Society, and I’m going to continue doing that going forward,” he said.

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Department of Theatre (continued) Katie Styrt Rosemary Thorn Ann Toal ’60 Turnbull Funeral Homes John R. Van Ausdall and Marilyn Van Ausdall William J. Wallace Carolyn Weber John A. Williams ’17 Ruth Wright Sara Youngs ’08 De Young Theatre Arts Education Fund James L. De Young and Janet De Young Michael M. Fotis ’99 F. Chet June III ’69 Douglas R. Spitz Scholarship Maria Foster Dr. Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel Biology Fund Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Donald Leigh Jones Music Scholarship Anonymous MaryLu Belcher Bretsch ’68 and Darwin Bretsch Wortman Farm Account Dr. Steven A. ’66 and Mrs. Elaine Baer ’67 Azuma Scholarship Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Dream and Achieve Scholarship Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’05 Echols Family Prize Leonard J. Carlson ’88 and Helena Echols ’86 Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 and Millicent Knight Edna M. Kost Endowed Memorial Scholarship Vincent D. Mahoney Endowed Fund for Faculty Support and Innovation Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Riley Family Fund Engineering Randall J. Slaboch ’76 and Marsha Spleha Slaboch ’75 Eyler Family Scholarship James W. Eyler and Kel-Ann Eyler 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 67 Athletics LLC Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Linda Allen Tyler J. Altfillisch ’17 Betty Anderson Aramark Global Business Services Derek Archer ’97 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund Asplund Farm Account

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Barbara Atkinson Bailey ’52 † James B. Bailey ’51 Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 David B. Bates ’83 and Michele Bates Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Theresa Gondek Bebout ’05 and Benjamin R. Bebout Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Robert Bernas and Marcia Bernas Alan R. Betourne II ’05 and Lisa Betourne Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Blackbaud Giving Fund by its Agent Your Cause - Bayer Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Roy E. Bockler ’72 and Debbie Bockler Roger A. Boekenhauer ’61 and Jean Grove Boekenhauer ’62 Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Betty Jerden Bollman ’71 Rodney E. Bollman ’56 and Georgiana Bollman Bill Bona and Cathy Bona Amy Bond Carl A. Borine ’61 and Sharon Borine Gregory R. Bouslog ’07 Jacqueline Brentise William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks Lisa Jackson Brown ’89 Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Blake Christian Bryan ’19 BSN Sports Paul A. Bubb ’79 and Susan Bubb Buffalo 67 Kelly R. Camp ’73 and Pamela Camp Donald L. Campbell ’69 and Penny Campbell Adam B. Carlson ’04 and Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll Katelynn Propes Carter ’17 Annabelle Clark Clarks Fork Foundation Leland Coleman III and Brionna Coleman Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Country Financial Kathryn Cullivan Jeff S. Cutler Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Danner Family Dentistry David B. Stimpson & Linda S. Stimpson Trust Ortez D. Davis ’04 and Patricia Davis Thomas S. Davis ’62 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Wendy Downing John D. Downs ’88 and Carrie Downs Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 W. Brent Dugan ’94 Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak-Edmonds Zak S. Edmonds ’08 and Nicole Mason Edmonds

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Eisenbarth June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen ’52 Danny S. Evers ’18 Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing First Lutheran Church James M. Flynn III ’65 Kim Fornero † Peter C. Frantzen ’63 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Gardner Sheryl Johnson Geiger ’56 † Kenneth Geiger ’53 Aleeka Gentzler ’20 Clarissa Gentzler Vaughn R. Gentzler ’18 Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow John Goddard Arnold Gonzalez Jr. ’90 and Sharon Gonzalez Benjamin A. Grethey ’00 H & L Plumbing & Heating LLC Ronda Ehlen Hall ’85 Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harmison Mark Harms and Kari Harms Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Gertrude Hart Stephen R. Hartman ’92 and Karen Hartman Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Roger D. Haynes ’82 John W. Heaton ’76 and Jane Heaton Sarah Henderson Terry A. Henderson ’69 and Debbie Henderson John W. Herman ’89 and Tammy Jefferson Herman ’93 Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Ricardo S. Herrera ’87 Daniel Hill F. David Hillis ’92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ’93 Kirk A. Holman ’83 Inspectrum Home Inspections Michael T. Jakubec ’90 James R. Klusendorf IRA Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Thomas E Johanns and Andrea Johanns David G. Johnson ’59 and Nancy Johnson Dawn Johnson ’97 Perry W. Johnson ’58 and Susan Kanter Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Ryan M. Johnson ’02 Christine Johnston Ann Jones Michael J. Jones ’99 and Miranda Jones Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk David Allen Kaus and Kathleen Kaus Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Kellogg Printing Company Kathie Berles Kennelly ’68 and Edward Kennelly Colleen Fisher Kinney ’62 † Harold T. Kinney Sr. James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Kone Inc. Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski

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Isabella Kosier ’18 Ethan Scott Lafary ’15 and Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 Ann Lampariello John B. Leuthner ’71 and Lani Leuthner Kristoff Leuzinger Barton Laura Liesman ’92 Peter A. Lipinski ’13 and Brittany Munson Lipinski ’13 Robert C. Mabry Jr. ’68 and Sally Mabry Robert V. Main ’53 David R. Mann ’95 and Elizabeth Doty Mann ’95 Anthony R. Marino ’14 Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Michael E. McCreight ’68 Connor S. McDonald ’19 James N. McInnes ’48 Kenneth G. McMillan Midwest Bank Midwest Uniform Supply Mr. and Mrs. John W. Millar Sebastian Juan Mitchell ’90 and Vicki Martin Mitchell ’88 Mitchell Family Charitable Gift Fund Modern Grain Systems Inc. Elexus Mowery Michelle Moy ’89 MTC Communications Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Murray Todd W. Myers ’95 Ronald V. Nelson ’72 and Emily Haynes Nelson ’77 Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Frank R. Oakley ’63 Michael P. Oblinger ’05 and Elizabeth Ruebush Oblinger ’04 Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Colby M. Oleson ’91 Emily Olszewski OSF Healthcare Systems Sheri White Owen ’96 Earl K. Paasch ’66 and Barbara Paasch Virginia Plunkett Paton ’73 and James J. Paton Lazaro M. Perez Michelle Perry ’89 Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patricia Peters † Jack W. Peterson ’53 Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Prairie Vista Farm Jane Hartley Pratt Rosemary Pullen Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Joshua M. Ragar ’06 and Sara Ragar Jeffrey Joseph Rebholz ’07 Janice Reder Reder-Gosser ’83 Daniel L. Reid ’13 Ross A. Richardson ’89 David R. Riddick ’74 and Maria Riddick Robbins Treat Resources LLC/ DBA Prairie Communications Robert G. Thompson Trucking Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross Robert C. Roush ’67

Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Perla Sanchez ’17 Joan Nickel Sanders ’64 Jennifer Sarver Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Kenneth Schneider and Vanessa Schneider Susan Rayniak Schneider ’69 Curtis L. Schrock and Lori Schrock Joseph W. Schurr ’75 and Connie Schurr John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo Leigha Sebben ’21 Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Kathryn Shipp ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sickmon Michael D. Silver and Suzanne Woll Simply Vein Ashley Sims ’05 Robert L. Singer ’61 and Mary Jones Singer ’63 Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith Smithfield Foods Kaelin Sommer ’19 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Kimberlie Bollman Squier ’84 William H. Steele ’68 Larry S. Sterett ’56 John R. Stergulz ’66 and Ellen Stergulz Stifel David B. Stimpson ’66 Haley Jones Stockton ’12 and Tyler Stockton Mary Fogarty Stoner ’74 Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 Robert J. Strabley ’97 W. Shawn Strachan ’92 and Mary Francis Strachan ’92 Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Nike Emily Thebeau Thomas S. Davis Trust, Thomas S. Davis Ttee James E. Thompson ’57 Tin Cup Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 Felicia Roberts Wachob ’09 and Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. Warren County YMCA Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber † Guy F. Welch ’62 Jonathan M. Welty ’12 Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty M. Todd Wetterling ’93 and Vanessa Treat Wetterling ’96 Dustin W. White ’02 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Christopher Wilson Warren J. Wilson ’74 and Lucinda Dunmire Wilson ’75 Douglas F. Winebright Frank J. Wollrab ’71 and Jean Wollrab Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03

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Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Football Program Demarkco L. Butler ’10 Hollis F Douglas Jr. and Sabrina Douglas Gordon Hunter II and Kathryn Hunter Garrett W. Thiessen Memorial Scholarship Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 General Library Books Fund Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips David Work and Frances Work General Scholarships Fund Susan Barrett Boelke ’53 Ross M. Chrisman ’74 Gerald A. or Susan B. Boelke Living Trust Gift4Giving Program Wendy Muldowney Hambly ’65 Bethea Ekstrom Harding ’58 Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 John R. Kelly ’52 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie David L. Murray ’65 and Sandra Murray Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Elizabeth Patterson ’63 Carolyn Wade Rollins ’70 Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Timothy J. Tibbetts and Amy Zesbaugh General Science John J. Klein and Jana Klein Carl Williams and Lana Williams Glen D. & Anita C. Rankin Memorial Scholarship Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Goodall-Bowers Memorial Scholarship Scott Bond and Janey Bond David A. Bowers ’60 Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers David A. Bowers Foundation Scott and Janey Bond Trust Harlan G. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Robin A. Johnson ’80 Harlow and Lila Blum Art Scholarship Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Harlow and Lila Blum International Student Scholarship Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Heimo and Eileen Loya Memorial Scholarship Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Alan L. Loya ’66 Hewes Library Plant Fund Joan Strand Kotz ’64 Homer L. Shoemaker Memorial Scholarship Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Frederick C. Pfaffmann Ira Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Pfaffmann Charitable Fund Hollis Shoemaker Yocum ’75

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Howard Hughes Medical Inst Grant Howard Hughes Medical Institute Illinois Gamma Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Endowed Fund Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85

Margaret C. Bozarth Scholarship Margaret Bozarth ’61 Margaret Lord Music Scholarship Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell

Ira Smolensky Endowed Prize Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Colleen Shaughnessy ’00

Mark Taylor Endowment for Junior Faculty Development Mark E. Taylor ’78

Jacquelyn Condon Prize Susy D. Condon IRA Neal Heerwagen and Jacquelyn Condon

Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart Lux Center Endowment Fund Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72

Janet Faulkner Memorial Scholarship Margaret Hamil ’71 Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert

Marshall-Peters Science Scholarship Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

Japan Foundation Grant The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership Jim and Bev Nelson Scholarship James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly (Nelson) Nelson ’61 Nelson Foundation JoAnn R. (Weakly) Whiteman Endowed Scholarship Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Jon ’75 and Barbara Dahl Labyrinth Fund Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Kappa Kappa Gamma House Fund John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Barbara Solum Huwe ’66 Lynn McGaan Knox ’61 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Carla Sanders Sanders ’91 Karen Hornaday Memorial Scholarship James C. Hornaday ’61 Kenneth ’62 and Judith Knox Chemistry Program Fund Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Lee McGaan Speaker’s Showcase Prize Lee McGaan ’69 Leona Stanford Vollintine Charitable Trust Scholarships Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Library Gifts Gary E. Buehler ’78 R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles Lux Center Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Lux Summer Theological Institute Anonymous Friends Mark DeVries Presbytery of Great Rivers

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Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Scholarship Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Matilda J. Cerpa Scholarship Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa MC Student Emergency Fund Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek McGehee Family Endowed Scholarship Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Courtney McGehee ’18 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Men’s Lacrosse Team Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair Michael J. McGrath ’71 Scholarship Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Midwest Journal of Undergraduate Research Anne Mamary Monmouth College Campus Garden Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Anne Mamary Joy Stephens ’88 and Jack K. Stephens Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Monmouth College Cheerleaders Alice Francis ’75 Monmouth College Radio Station Timothy S. Pecaro ’76 Moot Court Competition Prizes Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 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 Mortar Board Scholarships Carol Werdin Alfrey ’76 and Daniel A. Alfrey Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Denise Karczewski ’75 and Gary M. Briddick Alex B. Brooks ’13 and Clarissa Gardner ’13 James R. Bunn ’68 and Alice Young Bunn ’69 Peggy Cain ’78

Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Chism Endowment Fund Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier L. Terry Cook ’91 and Karin Owrey Cook ’89 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day R. Gary Dean ’57 and Mary Stocks Dean ’57 Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Dew Revocable Trust Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Edith Isaacson Duncan ’67 and William Duncan Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 and Millicent Knight Jane Fort Edwards ’75 Paul R. Ellefsen ’61 and Barbara Clark Ellefsen ’61 Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree Susan Countryman Estes ’66 and Fredrick C. Estes Robert E. Figge ’89 and Melinda Miller Figge ’91 Nancy Forsyth Flanders ’54 Trudy Roberts Triner ’66 and John Foley Margaret Deschwanden Foster ’52 Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Sandra Gavin ’97 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Christopher J. Heatherly ’94 and Molly Heatherly Susan Bahnick Jones ’72 Marlowe Mazanec Kennedy ’52 Kennedy Family Charitable Fund † William F. Kennedy ’52 Brian D. Kimmel ’76 and Kathleen Clark Kimmel ’78 Lynn McGaan Knox ’61 † Spencer Knox Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 John W. Larson ’02 Cari Connell Lichtman ’94 David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69 Carla Turner Makowski ’69 and Gary G. Makowski Elizabeth Steffy McDonald ’71 and James L. McDonald Cherry Lauder McIlvain ’47 James J. McKeever ’97 and Heidi Kuppler McKeever ’97 James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 Virginia Haun Mittauer ’50 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Marian Prugh Nichol ’52 Susan Witort O’Connell ’85 Jerri Picha ’75 Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Kenneth R. Schoenig ’88 Craig J. Smith ’86 and Brenda Haase Smith Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69 Linda Czajka Stebbins ’71 and John Stebbins Susan B. Jones Living Trust Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund George M. Tyler ’88 Zara Mehta ’97 and Shiraz Y. Vakharia

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Virginia Hughlett Varce ’53 and Harold Varce Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Carol Anderson Vernon ’62 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Linda Strassenburg Weitz ’74 Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Music Trips Faith United Presbyterian Church Nahrstadt Mentorship Fund BP Foundation, Inc. Benjamin Nahrstadt Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Nelson-Weck Scholarship Marsha Dopheide Christie A. Nelson ’06 and Amanda Weck ’06 Nelson Consulting LLC Joan Wertz Ogilvie Scholarship Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Olive Barrett Memorial Scholarship Jacobsen Family Foundation Parent & Family Council Project Thomas A. Appel and Jill Appel Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong William K Barrington and Jean Barrington Bill Bona and Cathy Bona Stephanie Burke John P. Callahan and Jane Callahan Dean Campbell and Cheryl Campbell Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 and Krystal Carlson Martin J. Casey Sr. and Diane Casey Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Jason Chamberlin and Andra Chamberlin Christopher Cornelius and Lisa Cornelius Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Abigail Furness and Karri Johnson David J .Graham and Sherrie Graham Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Troy Stuart Hippen Christine Johnston Ann Jones Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer Ann Lampariello Joan Law Brian D. Logan and Brenda Logan Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Amy Lythgoe Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock Kristeen Ford Peterson ’81 and Quentin J. Peterson Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni Lori Shields Lynda Simons Blake A. Sondgeroth ’17 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth

Honoring influential faculty through annual giving Silvia Fabela believes in the way that Monmouth College taught her to think. That’s why the 2007 graduate, who studied political science, psychology and Spanish, is happy to donate to her alma mater. “Giving to the College is important to me because it can help open some of the same doors for students that Monmouth opened for me,” said Fabela, who was raised in the Chicago suburb of Glendale Heights. Fabela has worked in Washington, D.C., the last five Fabela years for Local Progress, a movement of local elected officials advancing a racial and economic justice agenda through all levels of local government. “In my work, I talk about my time at Monmouth a lot,” she said. “I’m one of the few people who have lived in a rural part of the country. At Monmouth, I got to meet people who were so different than me—people who had grown up on a farm, people who listened to country music—I’m still trying to adjust to that one, by the way. But I can speak to the impact of a company like Maytag leaving Galesburg, or of the consolidation of schools in Monmouth and Roseville. That’s always stuck with me.” As Fabela gained what she called a “well-rounded education” at Monmouth, she made connections across the disciplines she studied. “At Monmouth, I was able to combine everything I was thinking about,” she said. “And that type of thinking allows me in my work to think holistically about the problems the U.S. is facing.” Supporting holistic thinking is important to Fabela, who has donated to a scholarship fund named for one of her Monmouth political science professors, the late Ira Smolensky. “I can think about a system, I can think about policy, I can think about the impact on human beings,” she said. “Donating to Monmouth College contributes to that holistic way of thinking.” Fabela’s Monmouth success story very nearly didn’t happen, she said. “I had my heart set on the University of Illinois, but (now-retired admission representative) Peter Pitts is a very compelling recruiter. He invited me to visit, and as soon as I saw the campus, I thought it was so adorably charming. Then I came back for a scholarship day. Keep in mind that they had only met me once. But they recognized me and called me by name. That really spoke to me. I knew I’d get the attention I really needed at Monmouth.” In the political science department, that attention came from Smolensky, as well as from Robin Johnson and Farhat Haq. Fabela recalled campaigning doorto-door for one of Johnson’s classes, the first of the many campaigns in which she’s since participated. She called Haq “an incredible mentor” and praised the help she received from her on her senior project on the Latino voting block. Fabela is still closely associated with Latinos in the work she does for Local Progress. “We challenge elected officials to come up with creative solutions for their communities,” she said. “We also want to make sure they’re bringing in historically underrepresented communities, such as Blacks and Latinos,” helping the movement fulfill its goal of fighting “to reshape what is possible in our localities all across the country.” —Barry McNamara

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Parent & Family Council Project (continued) State Farm Companies Foundation Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Matthew L Turley and Erica Turley David Van Esselstyn ’70 and Kathleen Brownley Van Esselstyn ’70 Jerold Watzlawick and Michelle Watzlawick Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber Kathryn Argentine Willhardt ’12 and Mark E. Willhardt Matthew Wilson and Suzanne Wilson Deneen Wojtasiak Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Pre-Med Immersion Program Sobhi Gheath Kazmouz ’19 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Public Relations Prize Lee McGaan ’69 Quasi Endowment James D. Galbreath Estate Ann Michael ’67 Fred H. Rumney III ’64 and Leslie Williamson Rumney ’69 Quinby Family Scholarship Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Ralph and Judith Riggs Scholarship Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Ray A. Schwind Scholarship John Schwind Richard and Eloise Hutchinson Scholarship Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Robert and Linda Groves Scholarship Linda Groves Robert Clendenin and Lloyd Stevenson Scholarship Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Robert E. Acheson Scholarship Nancy Acheson McGaan ’60 Robert H. Buchholz Scholarship J & L Freedom Foundation Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Robert Henry Whiteman and Sara Keister Whiteman Scholarship Barbara Whiteman Garland ’49 Robert L. Walker ’51 Scholarship Mitchell Walker Roger Ray Scholarship Roger K. Ray ’53 Roseanna Webster Graham Prize H. Richard Jewell ’70 and Ann Ludlow Rural Schools Collaborative Fund Buchanan Center for the Arts Rural School Collaborative Rural Teacher Initiative Susan Sucharzewski Buresch ’80 and Michael A. Buresch G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll Dominion Energy Foundation Kellie Kohler Esters ’86

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Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Rural School Collaborative Sarah Turner Shriner ’71 Scholarship Robert J. Shriner Jr. Saunders and Juanita Winbigler Reinhard Scholarship Juanita Reinhard Estate Scots Care Fund Barbara Allen ’69 Gordon L. Amgott ’70 and Vicki Amgott Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum David A. Bowers ’60 Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Robert Budach and Anne Giffey Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Clarks Fork Foundation Stevie Croisant ’14 Jeff S. Cutler David A. Bowers Revocable Trust Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Miranda Devenish Devenish-Benefield ’94 Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Carly Dunham ’21 Rachel Evans Kelly Sutton Everding ’98 and Paul R. Everding Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Mark E. Grover Ron Hall and Audree Hall Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Sarah Henderson J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 ITW Corporate Disbursement Samantha Jagust ’12 Christine Johnston Justin M. Johnston ’04 and Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Jeffrey K. Kelleher ’13 and Rachel Whitlock Kelleher ’14 John R. Kelly ’52 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Seth T. King ’21 Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Diana Hearne ’82 and Kevin Kromer William H. Lafayette Jr. ’77 Ann Lampariello Tara Todd Lewis ’03 and Greg Lewis Evelina Lipecka ’06 Helen Pollack Mandel ’69 and Eric Mandel Rylee Mann ’21 Molly Larcombe McCarthy ’03 and Justin McCarthy R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10 Paul K. Moye ’61 and Beverly Linnihan Noel Nape ’88 Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 † Thomas W. Nichol ’54 Lazaro M. Perez Elizabeth Reasoner ’20 Jolene Rossell ’14 and William Rossell Bradley Rowe Lucille Rupe ’65

Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Mary Scotillo ’10 Harlan B. Scott II ’80 Megan Barber Sears ’02 and Jerry Sears David K. Sebben and Erin Sebben Rosemary Lai Sheeler ’03 Kathie Skahill Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Amy Fraser Sowinski ’03 Karen Deen Squire ’62 Kelly Stadter ’07 Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69 Julia Sterr ’21 Charles Temaner and Laury Temaner David Van Esselstyn ’70 and Kathleen Brownley Van Esselstyn ’70 Kenneth L. Wherry ’73 Elizabeth Wills ’01 Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Senior Class Gift Anonymous Friends Thomas A. Appel and Jill Appel Lesly Bahena Montoya ’21 Jack Douglas Barnett ’21 Morgan Bemis ’21 Madelyn Bird ’21 Abigail Bourscheidt ’21 Angela Capasso ’21 Abie R. Chadderdon and Penni Chadderdon Aspen Chadderdon ’23 Mark O. Chaffee and Juli Chaffee Dylan A. Chiaro ’21 Taylor Coffman ’21 Megan Corniels ’21 Seth Wyatt Croslow ’21 Erika Cruz Diaz ’21 Alexander James Cutright ’21 Ryan Alexander Dawson ’21 Dominic J. Decello ’21 Hannah Decker ’21 Jordon B. Eason ’21 Brittney Enos ’21 Logan William Evans ’21 Richard W. Eyre ’20 Reid Emerson Fleeger ’21 William B. Fox ’21 Matthew Thomas Franciscovich ’21 Jill Franklund Savannah Franklund ’21 Rodolfo De Jesus Garcia ’21 Gavin Matthew Gard ’21 Triston A. Gibson Fabian Gradilla ’21 Lizbeth Gutierrez ’21 Jarrod Hall ’21 Tyler Jay Halsey ’21 Zachary James Harris ’21 Alec Robert Hayes ’21 Katherine Hayes ’21 Alexander Michael Houseal ’21 Emma Johanns ’21 Trevor J. Jones ’21 Jasmine Knoles ’21 Alyssa Konieczny ’21 Emily Krueger ’21 Cynthia Ladner ’21

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021)

HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS 2020-2021 Gunnar Steven Leaf ’21 Sarah Loeffler ’21 Kathryn Mainz Kieren Marshall ’21 Brenda Matias-Cruz ’21 Teagan McKenna ’21 Kyle G. McLaughlin ’21 Hannah McVey ’21 Allison Meyers ’21 Alissa Miner ’21 Abierre Minor ’21 Praburaman Mohan ’21 Kylie Monroe ’21 Arturo A. Monroy ’20 Griffin Allan Morrill ’21 Julie O’Hara Miranda Pasky ’21 Austin Pfau ’21 Grant Michael Powers ’21 Rebecca Quick ’21 Emily Rein ’21 Holly Reyner ’21 Katelyn Richter ’21 Mark Riley and Donna Riley Connor Wesley Schmall ’21 Clayton Schulenberg ’21 Joseph E Shie ’21 Kelly Stadter ’07 Kyla Suter ’21 Ralph Teske † Michelle Teske Nicholas Alexander Thomas ’21 Alison Trettin ’21 Austin J. Vannaken ’21 Josie Welker ’21 Chandler Brooks White ’21 Colton Dean Willhardt ’21 Nathan Paul Williams ’21 Stephanie Williams ’21 Thomas Donald Witty ’21 SHIELD Testing for COVID-19 Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties Short-Term Study Trips Anthony David Bryant ’18 Sigma Phi Epsilon House Fund Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Kevin Shaw and Susan Shaw Sociology Department Robert D. Bilderback ’59 SOFIA Program Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Student Center Bryan C. Peters

Track and Field Program Trevor H. Hiel ’99 and Diana Plack Hiel ’99 Deborah Sterett ’77 Twomey Foundation Scholarship The Twomey Foundation Unrestricted Endowed Scholarship Fund Anonymous Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Eleanor Ketcham Trust Nancy Forsyth Flanders ’54 Lawrence W. Galloway Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Gary L. Gilliland ’65 Robert L. Litchfield ’71 Michael S. Mimnaugh ’71 and Gayle Mimnaugh Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Nancy F. Flanders IRA Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Charles L. Rassieur ’60 and Virginia Rassieur Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Barbara Guyer Van Cura ’53 Eric T. Vogt ’83 Philip J. and Phyllis Holmquist Wheeler Memorial Prize in Literature and Education Anonymous Alumni Barbara Wheeler Byrne ’77 and Larry Byrne James L. De Young and Janet De Young Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Gary R. Heaton and Jonalyn Lawson Heaton John Karason Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Ronnie Sassoon Anne Schelle Ronald C. Wheeler UPS Scholarship Associated Colleges of Illinois Wackerle Career and Leadership Center Endowed Fund Russell Spence and Rhonda Spence Web Page Support † Betty Peacock H. Safford Peacock William and Yvonne Hurckes Emergency Endowed Fund William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 William S. Daniel Scholarship in Vocal Music William S. Daniel ’72 William S. Daniel Attorney At Law

Swimming and Diving Program John C. Clifford IV ’10

Women in Science Scholarship Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Women’s Lacrosse Team Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair Women’s Soccer Team Sarah Kisner Weinert ’09 and Benjamin F. Weinert ZBT House Fund Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Stacy Jordan Stoyanoff ’91 and Dawn Pfeiffer Stoyanoff ’92

Theatre Design Lab Equipment Fund Lorraine Broge Matthew S. Morrison and Laura Morrison Thomas Burek Memorial Scholarship Gaye Burek Tom Johnson Scholarship Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc.

Wiswell-Robeson Lecture in Agricultural History Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Loyal Scots Society 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.

30 OR MORE YEARS Individuals

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 Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum 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 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 Charles D. Denniston ’54 Carl D. Diehl ’69 Margaret Flick Droppa ’58 Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen ’52 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 John W. Evermon ’68 Martha Muirhead Felmley ’50 Arlene Kunde Flynn ’53 William P. Ford ’76 and Margaret Romano Ford ’76 Margaret Deschwanden Foster ’52 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Jane Jackson Garison ’52 Robert K. Garro ’65 Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Anne Harmon ’54 Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Richard J. Henry ’58 and Cheryl Henry

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James K. Hoffmeister ’53 and Marcia Kern Hoffmeister ’58 Edward A. Jones ’72 † F. Addison Jones Ann Hoyt Kightlinger ’70 Linda Blow Klabunde ’67 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Lynn McGaan Knox ’61 Kelly K. Kost ’83 and Holly Kost Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 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 Jeffrey Mar ’57 and Gloria Mar Dianne Robison Marcell ’71 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Brooks McDaniel and Linda McDaniel Cherry Lauder McIlvain ’47 Barbara Ruettinger McQuillan ’59 T. Larry Mell ’58 and Connie Mell James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Bruce H. Morrison ’70 Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers Beverly Cain Nelson ’58 Ronald E. Noton ’61 and Mary Noton L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel † Betty Peacock H. Safford Peacock Edward F. Perry ’58 and Ellen Littler Perry ’59 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Martha Woods Porter ’57 and Richard N. Porter Roger K. Ray ’53 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 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 Ralph E. Stephenson ’58 and Bonnie

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Stephenson David B. Stimpson ’66 Judith Blaich Stipp ’64 Lois Kren Tashjian ’65 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 Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk 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 Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Jill Petrie Whiteside ’70 and Dale Whiteside Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 and Linda Wild Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous

25-29 YEARS Individuals

James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund Rosalie Huff Barman ’66 and Ronald Barman Marjorie Bond Gail Bunce Daryl B. Carr ’88 and Peggy Carr Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Kenneth L. Cramer Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Margaret Blanchard Daiker ’56 Gary L. Daniels and Mary Daniels Sandra Johnson Dobras ’61 and Victor E. Dobras Thomas B. Doyle ’64 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Donald S. Galitz ’56 Peter A. Gebauer and Janet Gebauer Gary L. Gilliland ’65 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Stanley Graham ’54 Robert H. Gwynn ’63 Kathryn Bunting Hamrin ’56 and Robert Hamrin Jane Davis Harper ’48 Jacquelyn Condon Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt ’74 and Ronald R. Hunt

Robert D. Jornlin ’61 and Lois Jornlin Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Robert W. McAllister ’64 Robert E. Meling and Carolyn Meling Jill Munson Philip A. Muntzel ’62 and Barbara Muntzel Lynn A. Nelson ’57 Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin ’70 and Bruce Edmund Nolin Colby M. Oleson ’91 Eric J. Ostermeier ’92 and Melanie Burns Timothy L. Owen ’73 and Gail Simpson Owen ’74 Alvin T. Peterson ’60 Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Robert C. Roush ’67 J. David Rumbough Jr. ’65 Warren A. Sanders ’60 and Martha Sanders William G. Schlobohm Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Charles B. Shawver ’76 Linda Frautschy Sherman ’63 and Robert Sherman William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels Joyce Hennenfent Walton ’53 Craig Watson and Margaret Watson Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber J. Mark Wilson ’78 and Marsha Wilson George J. Wolcott David T. Workman and Linda Workman Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

20-24 YEARS Individuals

David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 Gordon L. Amgott ’70 and Vicki Amgott Amy Trotter Anderson ’51 Julie Anell ’00 Betty Babcock Kevin S. Baldwin and Heather Henson Baldwin Marilyn Peck Bentley ’49 Robert H. Bischoff ’57 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020 to June 30, 2021)

HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS 2020-2021

Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Harry C. Bollin ’63 and Melody Bollin † James S. Bondurant ’57 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Marilyn Clark Brownlie ’50 Paula Buban John C. Carstens ’59 and Frieda Carstens Martha Carwile Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier † Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Linda Soliday Currin ’61 John R. Darrah ’79 and Catherine Darrah Brian W. Daw and Lynn Daw Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Sally Fenn DeVries ’68 Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Arijit Dutta ’97 and Shabana Gidwani Elizabeth Giffen Ewell ’64 † Frank W. Fitch ’51 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Amy Armstrong Green ’79 and Mike Green Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Roger D. Haynes ’82 Matthew M. Hendon ’99 and Heather Sechrest Hendon ’00 J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Jane Woods Hobson ’54 James C. Hornaday ’61 John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Ronald J. Irion ’51 and Shirley Moser Irion ’52 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 Joan Strand Kotz ’64 George D. Kulhanek ’80 and Debbra Taylor Kulhanek ’81 Suellen Lee Janet Link Leonard ’63 and Robert D. Leonard Jr. Eleanor Dudman Luttrell ’54 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Russell F. Marshall ’63 and Mary Bailey Marshall ’64 Patricia Volk McCoy ’59 and Robert C. McCoy R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen Ann Michael ’67

William G. Morgan ’64 Steven K. Murmann ’80 and Rhonda Murmann Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Wayne K. Nelson ’77 and Mi Nelson Sandy Newman ’68 Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Terry H. Ostermeier Trudi Peterson Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Jerri Picha ’75 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer Melinda Schneider Roehl ’62 and Robert Roehl John S. Romine ’55 Erhard G. Saettler John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Agan Shauman Dean A. Sipe ’74 and Ilene Sipe Randall J. Slaboch ’76 and Marsha Spleha Slaboch ’75 Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Russell Spence and Rhonda Spence Judith Bradley Stevenson ’83 and Jeff Stevenson † Roger L. Tuttle ’56 R. Bruce Weiman ’76 and Debbie Weiman Patricia Acosta Wiedenman ’52 Linda Cook ’77 and Oliver R. Williams Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous Friends Security Savings Bank The Twomey Foundation

15-19 YEARS Individuals

Kay Bagge Alden ’57 Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Mary Beintema Bruce J. Birney ’69 and Donna Johnston Birney ’69 H. Theodore Blair ’65 Arlene Dresmal Blewitt ’60 and Dennis Blewitt Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Sarah Botkin ’98 Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64 Ralph D. Butler Barbara Bolon Bye ’64 G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll William Carter and Joy Carter Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa Kathryn Cummins Cope ’58 Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Ryan S. Danzinger ’05 and Sherwin Chan B. Gertrude Davis ’50 Ronald K. DeMien ’67 and Judy Williams DeMien ’67 Donald L. Denney ’64 and Dorene Denney James Dodge and Constance Dodge Charles B. Doty ’59 Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Geoffrey M. Edwards ’03 and Christina Edwards Robert H. Feiertag ’61 Frederick A. Fletcher and Jane Taylor John R. Foster Jr. and Annjanette Foster Joan Gilmour Stephen H. Goss ’74 and Karen Goss Jerry L. Greer ’62 and Judith Greer Donald D. Hadsell ’75 and Lois Hadsell David A. Hartig ’74 and Barbara Hartig Mary Conway Harvey ’58 Terry A. Henderson ’69 and Debbie Henderson Ann DeCoster Holst ’82 and Thomas D. Holst William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Michael Jacobs ’46 Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 Charles H. Kellner ’66 and Judith Kellner David J. Kingsley ’68 Anne Irey Kohlmeyer ’58 and Dennis K. Kohlmeyer Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Kenneth D. Lister ’56 Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Patricia Morse Lyall ’63 and H. James Lyall Deborah Gruenau MacVey ’69 and Wayne MacVey Carla Turner Makowski ’69 and Gary G. Makowski Leland R. Marshall ’51 Roger A. McCaig ’50 Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Jeffrey D. Miller ’84

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Gary A. Neudahl ’77 Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 † Thomas W. Nichol ’54 Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Earl K. Paasch ’66 and Barbara Paasch Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo James E. Pilarski ’66 and Judith Anderson Pilarski ’66 Kathy Wolf Plath ’77 and Corey Plath Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Charles Thomas Rezner ’64 Ross A. Richardson ’89 Kimberly Furman Roolf ’80 and James Roolf † Donald D. Sands ’60 Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 George E. Schoenfeld ’50 Joseph W. Schurr ’75 and Connie Schurr George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons Jane Black Snyder ’52 James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski Bonnie Hargis Stookey ’50 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Korine Steinke Wawrzynski ’96 and Matthew Wawrzynski John P. Wayne ’67 and Linda Wayne Katharine Wakolbinger Welch ’73 and John Welch † Guy F. Welch ’62 Joan Wertz Esther White Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Mark E. Willhardt Warren J. Wilson ’74 and Lucinda Dunmire Wilson ’75 Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer William F. Zimmerman ’73 and Sheryl Brinton Zimmerman ’72

Businesses and Organizations Cline-Lofftus Foundation J & V Flynn Foundation Midwest Bank

10-14 YEARS Individuals

Traci Whyte Abbott ’83 and James Abbott Roy Evert Adolphson ’69 James W. Albright ’69 Kathryn Alexander ’75 Barbara Allen ’69 David K. Allen ’69

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Michael J. Anderson ’81 and Martha Eckhard Anderson ’83 Lewis B. Arnold ’60 Vittorio Barrile ’67 and Marisa Barrile G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 Victoria Bautch ’74 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Richard Bell and Susan Bell Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Rodney E. Bollman ’56 and Georgiana Bollman Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Scott Bond and Janey Bond Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand Samantha Briones ’09 JoAnn Eisenman Britton ’71 and George T. Britton III Marilyn Rogers Brodd ’51 Paula Rundell Brooks ’83 and Gerald Brooks Rebecca Keefe Brown ’69 and Duane Albert Brown Sarah Maxwell Brown ’71 and K. Reagin Brown Lyndea Dew Brown ’71 and Tary L. Brown Paul A. Bubb ’79 and Susan Bubb James R. Bunn ’68 and Alice Young Bunn ’69 Donald L. Campbell ’69 and Penny Campbell Raymond E. Carlstedt ’70 and Mary Denison Carlstedt ’71 James E. Chatfield ’52 and Thelma Chatfield Roland J. Chilton ’52 † Carol Linquist Christensen ’56 Matthew T. Clair ’05 and Jennifer Clair Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Annabelle Clark Paul Clennon and Barbara Clennon William G. Coppard ’67 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Jeffery A. Crum ’94 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Roger J. DeDera ’56 and Louise DeDera Carl J. Demas ’64 and Margaret Schneider Demas ’66 Jeffrey M. Dougherty ’98 and Stefanie Dougherty Dorothy Douglas Richard M. Downard ’67 and Barbara Downard Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 W. Brent Dugan ’94 Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards David R. Elmer ’73 and Donna Elmer Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree

Stuart J. Fanning ’64 and Priscilla Bussert Fanning ’66 Curtis C. Farr ’88 and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing Edward P. Farwell ’64 Elaine Calevas Ferat ’65 Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Vicki Fogle Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Ann Garry ’65 and Robert Ashen Douglas A. Gibb ’85 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 F. William Graue, Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Timothy R. Gray ’86 Linda Groves Merle B. Growden Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Pamela Ball Gustafson ’77 Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Mary Evans Hanson ’72 Susan Prochaska Hardie ’74 and Bradford Hardie Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Lynnell Kahler Havercamp ’71 Robert J. Hehn ’65 and Karen Brunke Hehn ’65 Susan Higbee Carolyn Emons Hinton ’53 Rose Hofer Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Ronald R. Huff ’54 James A. Hutchinson ’64 Linnea Hammarsten Ingold ’68 Sally Platt Ivy ’59 and Jesse W. Ivy David W. Jackson ’69 and Catherine Mayer Jackson ’71 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Catherine Sanborn Johnson ’72 Stephen T. Johnson ’72 and Lucy Hyde Johnson ’72 Michael J. Jones ’99 and Miranda Jones Susan Bahnick Jones ’72 Richard W. Karcher ’74 and Mary Karcher Denise Karczewski ’75 and Gary M. Briddick Stephen D. Keithley ’72 and Cynthia Wead Keithley ’73 Lloyd W. Kinzer ’62 and Joellyn Kinzer James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf † Spencer Knox Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Gail Fitton Kruse ’64 and Richard H. Kruse Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 Nancy Loch

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HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS 2020-2021

David D. Long and Linda Long David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69 Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Kathryn Mainz Verna Lester Marshall ’68 Phyllis Clindinin Martin ’53 Thomas S. Martin ’72 Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Christy Ogilvie McCreary ’90 and Dallas Kraig McCreary Michael B. McCulley ’70 Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 George B. McEldowney and Patricia McEldowney Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 Jean Beveridge Meyers ’59 Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles Janet Brownlee Miller ’61 Pamela Marshburn Morgan ’70 Elaine Morrill Donald K. Morton ’66 and Peggy Morton Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Michelle Moy ’89 James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly Nelson ’61 Marian Prugh Nichol ’52 Elizabeth Jones Oakberg ’40 Margaret Trushinski Oakley ’52 Barry O’Brien and Mary O’Brien Tamara Orte ’04 and Steven J. Orte 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 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch † Joyce Patterson Mary Wood Paul ’69 Peter L. Paulson ’75 and Julia Van Cleve Paulson ’75 Lisa Pepper ’87 Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Charles B. Peter ’74 and Roberta Mack Peter ’76 Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler Jeffrey C. Potts ’74 and Christine Odell Potts ’74 Linda Baughman Pushaw ’71 and James E. Pushaw Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Linda Reed ’69 Rebecca Chisholm Rennard ’84 William D. Rhodenbaugh ’60 and Judith Rhodenbaugh

Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Louis P. Richard ’55 and Sally Adams Paul D. Rickey ’76 Stephen L. Rider and Karen Rider Allison Ritscher ’94 Kevin R. Roberts Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Richard P. Rodgers ’66 and Joy Rodgers Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Heather Haines Roseman ’98 and Brian Roseman Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross Fred H. Rumney III ’64 and Leslie Williamson Rumney ’69 Kay Smith Saxum ’56 Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 Blair W. Schultz ’72 Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer John J. Scotillo ’72 Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Thomas W. Shunick ’71 and Nancy Shunick Robert L. Singer ’61 and Mary Jones Singer ’63 Hillis Skov Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Roger E. Smith ’60 and Sue Perrine Smith ’61 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth James L. Spiker and Barbara Spiker Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69 Janet Maginn Stevenson ’66 Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Joseph L Switzer and Marci Switzer Linda Janicek Szitta ’67 and Frank Szitta Mark E. Taylor ’78 Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III Kathryn Oliver Tribler ’60 Richard B. Truog ’74 William A. Turner ’93 Joyce Tuttle 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 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Don L. Voss and Brooke Voss Robert C. Wegner ’74 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

John H. Wierman ’66 Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Frank J. Wollrab ’71 and Jean Wollrab Kenneth M. Wolma ’64 and Barbara Wolma Robert G. Yarde ’58 and Marilyn Yarde Gordon B. Yocum ’73 and Bronwyn Yocum Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65

Businesses and Organizations Bane and Shunick J & L Freedom Foundation

5-9 YEARS Individuals

Anonymous Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Bruce A. Anderson ’60 and Mary 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 Karlee Buhman Babcock ’54 and Steven W. Babcock Lisa Hime Backus ’78 Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Sherry Bair Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton David B. Bates ’83 and Michele Bates Farida Mohammed Bature ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer Kathleen Long Baum ’72 Cindy Beadles Kayla Beadles ’17 Theresa Gondek Bebout ’05 and Benjamin R. Bebout Katherine Dunn Becker ’14 and Cale Becker Elizabeth Thurner Belanger ’55 Pamela Wyeth Bellm ’76 and Douglas E. Bellm Evard P. Best ’56 Pamela Bowman Best ’89 and Thomas Best Alan R. Betourne II ’05 and Lisa Betourne Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Richard L. Bivens ’61 and Mary Hunter Bivens ’63 Debra Blatzer ’84 and Paul Ludkey Bruce W. Block ’74 and Carolee Block E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Roy E. Bockler ’72 and Debbie Bockler Roger A. Boekenhauer ’61 and Jean Grove Boekenhauer ’62 Susan Barrett Boelke ’53

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Rachel Bold ’10 Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Kathryn Bondurant Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Carl A. Borine ’61 and Sharon Borine David W. Bottrell ’70 J. David Boyd ’75 and Amy Boyd Gregory K. Bradley ’70 MaryLu Belcher Bretsch ’68 and Darwin Bretsch Robert H. Brink ’68 Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks Joel E. Brotherton ’80 Christine Heaton Brown ’72 and Bruce Brown Lisa Jackson Brown ’89 Patrick G. Brown ’70 and Diane Brown Sandra Bryant Steven L. Buban Robert Budach and Anne Giffey James R. Calhoun ’61 and Judy Calhoun Amie Bastian Carey ’74 Adam B. Carlson ’04 and Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 and Krystal Carlson Thomas J. Carroll and Barbara Carroll Alexis Zanis Carscadden ’06 and Jeremiah Carscadden Katelynn Propes Carter ’17 Glenn Catlett ’73 Megan Dochterman Catour ’01 and Nathan Catour James E. Cavanaugh ’76 and Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh ’76 Laura Cavanaugh ’86 S. Mark Childs ’95 and Amy Bradshaw ’95 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen James Clark and Jennifer Clark Julie Collins ’84 and Tim Fitzgibbon Marc D. Constant ’63 Rodney L. Cook and Cathy Cook Sheri McKee Coulter ’80 and Richard P. Coulter ’82 Matthew J. Coultrip ’02 David S. Crooks ’69 and Foong Crooks Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum David W. Curd ’68 Judith Harrison Curtis ’82 and Robert L. Curtis ’79

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Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom Carrie Dunne Daly ’81 Michelle Damian Sharon Avery Danner ’65 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 James L. De Young and Janet De Young Michael S. Deam ’76 and Karen Deam Dennis J. Deegan ’66 Rafael C. Delgado ’05 and Kathryn Jackson ’05 Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Marsha Dopheide Robert W. Douglas and Alice Douglas Wendy Downing Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin James Dunn and Patricia Dunn Jacob J. Durdan ’20 Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 Jane Fort Edwards ’75 William J. Edwards ’67 and Dawn Edwards Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 John A. Elliott ’79 and Virginia Thake Elliott ’81 James L. Elsey ’76 and Roxann Elsey Eric Engstrom Dwight R. Erskine ’67 Floyd Evans Jr. ’70 and Cynthia Evans Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Trevor Ewell Lori Eyre Silvia Fabela ’07 Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Christopher Fasano and Cathy Fasano Stephen A. Femmel ’74 Jon Ferguson and Lori Ferguson Mark A. Ferin ’84 Anita Fillman Lloyd H. Fish ’74 and Sharon Fish Janet Forsythe Fishburn ’58 and Peter C. Fishburn Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald ’06 and Bryan Fitzjarrald Bradley J. Foley ’95 Carl B. Forkner ’80 and Joanne Forkner Kim Fornero Louis A. Foster ’51 and Ruth Foster Daniel M. Fowler ’72 and Julia Duffy Joseph J. Freitag ’07 and Amy Gustaf Freitag ’07

Gregory S. Fritz ’76 Rip Fulton ’57 James Furst Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Kathleen Trevor Garwood ’57 and Gary A. Garwood Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’05 Christopher J. Gavin and Lisa Gavin Clarissa Gentzler John K. Gerrity ’07 and Katie Gerrity Alan R. Gieryna ’74 and Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna ’75 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Jack J. Glotfelty ’60 and Valerie Glotfelty John Goddard Mary Martin Graham ’70 and Stephen W. Graham Jr. Jane Gramkow Mary Griffith ’17 David A. Grummitt ’61 and Janet Grummitt Michelle Hall ’89 Ron Hall and Audree Hall Ronda Ehlen Hall ’85 Kimberly Hallam ’92 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hallam Sandra Tirpitz Haman ’80 and Gary Haman Margaret Hamil ’71 Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Mary Johnson Hanlin ’66 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 Mary Hawk † Roger J. Hawk Nancy Campbell Haynor ’68 and John Haynor Alice Goss Haznedl ’62 Jennifer Heiman ’04 John E. Hermann Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Louis A. Herrin ’69 and Lori Herrin Elaine Hubbell Herzog ’71 and Michael Herzog Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess Benjamin M. Hickerson ’05 Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Steven Hoffman ’69 and Letitia Keating Hoffman ’72 Brittany Cecil Holmes ’10 and Chris Holmes Rick L. Hoy ’66 William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 Patricia Ikan Virginia Jacobson ’67 Robin Jarvis ’84

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Charles Lynn Jenks ’52 Dawn Johnson ’97 Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson Robin A. Johnson ’80 Justin M. Johnston ’04 and Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 Susan Gingrich Jones ’58 and B. Rees Jones F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Fannetta Jones ’11 Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Nicole Kamzic ’15 Mary Dues Kemp ’93 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr Brian D. Kimmel ’76 and Kathleen Clark Kimmel ’78 Kent H. Kniep ’80 Kelly Simpson Knitter ’89 and Kevin Richard Knitter Peter D. Knox ’67 Gerald Korb and Loree Korb Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Alan J. Kulczewski Ashwani Kumar Ethan Scott Lafary ’15 and Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 Frank W. Lee III ’69 and Margaret Will Lee ’71 Christopher J. Lemon ’80 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Cari Connell Lichtman ’94 Judith Schneider Lilly ’67 Jeane Mahnic Lindeke ’64 and Loren C. Lindeke Evelina Lipecka ’06 Amy Longenbaugh ’95 William Lotz and Stacy Ashton Lotz Louise Chestnut Lowe ’57 William J. Maakestad ’73 and Jean Wolf 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 Charles S. Marshall ’68 Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Kristin Martin ’04 Andrew P. Matykiewicz ’79 Albert S. Maurer ’56 † Patricia Maurer Donald McClarey and Catherine McClarey Connor S. McDonald ’19

Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee James J. McKeever ’97 and Heidi Kuppler McKeever ’97 Dale R. McKillip ’80 David McLaughlin ’66 and Janet Clayton McLaughlin ’66 Deena Fisher McLaughlin Jacob R. McLean ’15 and Haleigh Garrett McLean ’15 Daniel K. McMichael ’69 Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara † Robert H. Meneilly ’45 Megan Merritt ’05 Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman James D. Millar ’64 and Victoria Millar Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10 Judy Minteer Harold G. Mitchell ’72 and Roxanne Mitchell Virginia Haun Mittauer ’50 Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Peter K. Murley ’70 and Susan Holland Murley ’70 David L. Murray ’65 and Sandra Murray Nancy Huff Myers ’63 and John M. Myers Todd W. Myers ’95 Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin ’95 and Sean D. O’Laughlin Melissa Painter Olson ’98 and Jeffrey Olson Vi Van Zelst Orr ’49 Louise Pacholik ’73 Linda Park Ann Boley Parker ’73 and Thomas Parker William E. Parker ’77 Virginia Plunkett Paton ’73 and James J. Paton Craig A. Patterson ’72 and Kathleen Patterson Elizabeth Patterson ’63 J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock Jane Temple Peacock ’63 Barbara Blodgett Pearson ’70 and Michael Pearson J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Michelle Perry ’89 Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 and Donna Perzigian Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patricia Peters Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell

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Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Jane Hartley Pratt Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Robert Remmert ’64 and Sandra Remmert Tamee Sterett Renwick ’84 Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards Nicholas Rizzo Donald L. Roegge ’63 Robert H. Roggeveen ’72 Victoria Wheeler Romero ’70 and Colin A. Romero Joann Rompella Carolyn Ross Jolene Rossell ’14 and William Rossell Gregory Rothbardt and Julie Rothbardt Warren D. Rowland ’01 and Ann Rowland Adam P. Ruble ’15 George N. Ruglio and Tracey Ruglio Lucille Rupe ’65 Amanda Rush ’11 Mitchell P. Russell ’98 and Julie Casteel Russell ’96 Joel A. Sage ’04 and Tara Ferruzza Sage ’04 John N. Salazar and Sarah Schoper Harold L. Saline ’72 and Terrie Saline Betty McClure Salisbury ’61 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Carla Sanders ’91 Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Keith Schaefer Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig ’92 Carl J. Schmidlapp III ’65 Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Kenneth R. Schoenig ’88 Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Howard V. Scott and Donna Scott Gary L. Sears ’70 and Dianne Sears Max Anthony Seisser ’15 Rebekah Sell ’14 Kathryn Shipp ’13 Robert J. Shriner Jr. Mary Carlson Shull ’76 and Bob L. Shull Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Todd A. Skrivseth and Sarah Skrivseth Gregory A. Smith ’75 and Mary Smith Paige Halpin Smith ’09 and Henry Smith Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller Pamela Yuill Snyder ’79 and Bruce L. Snyder

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Blake A. Sondgeroth ’17 Joshua B. Spencer ’04 and Devon Townsend Spencer ’03 Karen Deen Squire ’62 Kelly Stadter ’07 William H. Steele ’68 Joy Stephens ’88 and Jack K. Stephens Deborah Sterett ’77 Haley Jones Stockton ’12 and Tyler Stockton Rosalie Easdale Stoike ’61 Peter E. Storms ’73 and Elizabeth Storms Glenn A. Stout ’88 Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Richard C. Streedain ’65 Julie Battcher Sullivan ’12 and Charlie Sullivan John E. Swanson ’14 Roy J. Sye ’13 and Colleen Sinclair Sye ’13 Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney Kelly Frericks Thannert ’05 and Marc Thannert Karl Taylor James Andrew Thomas ’05 James E. Thompson ’57 Paul M. Thompson ’66 and Carole Thompson Gina Tillman ’96 Ann Toal ’60 Margaret Marra Treggett ’71 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 and John M. Turnquist ’99 Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tory Tweedy Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Andries L. Vermeer ’65 Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 and Allen Voetberg Adam S. Volpp ’03 and Elizabeth Nendza Volpp ’03 Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62 Kaitlyn Washburn ’14 Jane Martin-Watson ’70 and Robert I. Watson Jr. Kathryn Gardels Weal ’71 and Bruce W Weal Frances Webb ’54 Kelli Wefenstette ’07 Jonathan M. Welty ’12 Virginia Hopf West ’70 and Howard West M. Todd Wetterling ’93 and Vanessa Treat Wetterling ’96 David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner Dustin W. White ’02 Brian E. Wilcoxon ’07 and Kimberly Karau Wilcoxon ’06

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Jane Batten Wild ’69 Richard A. Wilhelm ’70 and Alice Kough Wilhelm ’70 David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing Elizabeth Wills ’01 Gary L. Wimer ’65 and Judith Wimer Douglas F. Winebright Charles L. Wolters ’71 Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 David Work and Frances Work Carolyn White Work ’59 and Stewart D. Work David C. Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Judy Yeast Linda Yelm Sarah Young Lynne Brown Yuchs ’82 and Steve Yuchs Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull-Zaleski

Businesses and Organizations

Anonymous Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. MTC Communications Rip Fulton Business Account Stephen L. Rider DDS Wortman Farm Account

3-4 YEARS Individuals

Barbara Oetjen Adamson ‘59 Victoria Adeleye ‘93 Richard M. Amy ‘76 and Kay Amy Wayne I. Anderson Thomas A. Appel and Jill Appel Kathryn Argentine ‘12 Richard G. Asoian ‘66 and Margaret Asoian Andre P. Audette Robert R. Ayers and Christine Ayers Barbara Atkinson Bailey ‘52 † James B. Bailey ‘51 Tyler R. Baxter ‘16 Martha Beck Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Nancy Garretson Benzon ’64 and Richard R. Benzon Donald R. Beveridge ’59 Reid K. Beveridge ’64 and Eileen Beveridge Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah ’92 and Todd L. Bezenah Daniel G. Bianucci ’66 and Joyce Bianucci James B. Bird ’72 Roger J. Blachek ’73 Ralph M. Blaesing and Susan Blaesing Nancy Blew Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Vira Lukasz Bodnaruk ’61

Susan Boland ’92 Agnes Boock Larry R. Bowden ’67 and Karen Bowden David C. Bratten ’96 and Kimberly Bruetsch ’97 Alex B. Brooks ’13 and Clarissa Gardner ’13 Sally Ahrens Brown ’59 and Max A. Brown Wade R. Brown ’07 and Abby Brown Marc E. Bruni ’76 and Mary Kistner Bruni ’76 J. Scott Brunswick ’71 and Lynn Brunswick Kevin Caba and Emilee Renwick Carole Riester Callahan ’69 Ann Callaway Ildefonso Cervantes Lagunas Bruce Chapman David Compton and Patricia Compton John Jeremiah Cotter ’19 Doris Hansen Craig ’53 Michael D. Cryer ’99 and Christina Stob Cryer ’01 Jeff S. Cutler Jason R. Dare ’99 and Stephanie Orsi Dare ’99 Rodney L. Davies ’74 and Diane Minor Davies ’76 Stanley B. Dawson ’70 and Mary Dawson Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 Paulino Diaz and Elvira Diaz Eric Dickens and Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Lee D. Dobbins ’59 and Barbara Getty Dobbins ’59 Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner John D. Downs ’88 and Carrie Downs Edith Isaacson Duncan ’67 and William Duncan Christine Vancura Easley ’80 John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak- Edmonds Zak S. Edmonds ’08 and Nicole Mason Edmonds Thomus J. Eisenbraun ’04 William L. Ellefson ’69 Andrew S. Elliott ’05 and Amanda Trotter Elliott ’08 Rachel Evans James W. Eyler and Kel-Ann Eyler Abigail Fafoglia ‘95 Neil Finlen and Lynda Finlen Karen Sundberg Finn ‘60 Robert B. Firchau and Mary Firchau Nancy Forsyth Flanders ‘54 Lyle E. Fogel Jr. ‘67 and Dorothy Harris Fogel ‘66 Jill Franklund Todd D. Franks ‘06 and Ana Fisher Franks ‘06 Richard K. Fuller ‘57 and Kathleen Fuller Douglas W. Funk ‘74 James W. Gee Jr. ‘64 and Patricia Gee Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Christine Winkelman Glasgow ‘89 and Terry L. Glasgow

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Audra Goach Shirley Morrow Grieme ‘54 Robert C. Hamilton ‘62 Eric Hardesty ‘99 and Kristen Lightbody Hardesty ‘99 Jeffrey P. Harshbarger and Cynthia Harshbarger Sarah Henderson David Henebry Dennis R Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo George K. Hess ‘78 and Cathy Neese Hess ‘80 F. David Hillis ‘92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ‘93 John Frederick Hintz II ‘19 Erik C. Hoffer ‘08 and Karah Goetschius Hoffer ‘08 Judy Hogfeldt ‘75 Brian P. Holland ‘76 and Carrie Holland Bianca Neville Hooker ‘64 and James H. Hooker ‘65 James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Dale Hull Mary Beth Incorvati Ryan M. Johnson ‘02 Ann Jones Martin L. Katz ‘72 and Michele Spleha Katz ‘73 Carrie Gawthrop Kauck ‘88 Jeffrey K. Kelleher ‘13 and Rachel Whitlock Kelleher ‘14 John R. Kelly ‘52 Joseph Kennedy Valerie Bergold Keys ‘57 and William D. Keys Glenn P. Kinder ‘73 and Nancy Thompson Kinder ‘73 Kay Kersch Kirkpatrick ‘68 Kenneth Martin Klein ‘66 and Susan Latham Klein ‘67 Samantha Stevenson Knichel ‘15 Elizabeth Kopping Paul J. Kossack and Joan Kossack Anthony D. Kozelichki and Linda Kozelichki Alice Dunlap-Kraft ‘75 and Robert Kraft Diana Hearne ‘82 and Kevin Kromer Pamela Murray Kuby ‘85 Elise Kuo ‘69 Petra Kuppinger Tamara La Prad William H. Lafayette Jr. ‘77 Ann Lampariello Barbara Lane ‘66 Gary L. Larson ‘61 and Winnie Larson Matthew S. Lerner ‘03 and Misty Saline Lerner ‘02 Tara Todd Lewis ‘03 and Greg Lewis Maureen Smiley Liesman ‘60 David L. Lindgren ‘65 Peter A. Lipinski ‘13 and Brittany Munson Lipinski ‘13 Susan Morton Lloyd ‘71

Brian D. Logan and Brenda Logan Sarah Kaufman Lopez ‘07 and Alejandro Lopez Martin C. Luehrs ‘71 and Dawn Kirk Paul G. Luepke ‘83 and Judi Poettgen Luepke ‘83 Michael Mainz David R. Mann ‘95 and Elizabeth Doty Mann ‘95 Larry G. Manning ‘62 and Janet Pearson Manning ‘62 Scott Martin and Linda Martin Andrew A. Mathison ‘16 and Kaylee Kurtz Mathison ‘18 Thomas F. Matthews ‘61 and Patricia Matthews Eric McClaughry ‘89 Michael E. McCreight ‘68 Robert C. McCulloch ‘61 Harold N. McDaniel ‘62 and Marna McDaniel Lee McGaan ‘69 Nancy Acheson McGaan ‘60 James N. McInnes ‘48 Bernard B. McKee ‘59 and Judy McKee Stuart McKirdy and Ellen McKirdy Kenneth G. McMillan William M. McNall ‘81 and Jane Simpson McNall Lyndon D. Meyer George J. Milnor ‘70 and Barbara Barnhart Milnor ‘69 Glen Misek and Laurel Kilpatrick Laura Moore William C. Murschel ‘75 and Terry Burke Murschel ‘79 Christie A. Nelson ‘06 and Amanda Weck ‘06 Eric L. Noggle ‘96 and Christy Finch Noggle ‘96 Frank R. Oakley ‘63 Anthony E. Oakson and Brenda Oakson Michael P. Oblinger ‘05 and Elizabeth Ruebush Oblinger ‘04 Dean A. Oester ‘78 and Dee Garretson Reid Olson and Maureen Olson William H. Ortman ‘64 and Phyllis Ortman John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Brandon J. Ouellette ‘14 and Tiffany Adams Ouellette ‘14 Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ‘54 Richard L. Owens Jr. ‘87 and Beth Owens Paul Scott Page and Janis Wunderlich Carlton O. Pate III ‘69 and Anne Nelson Pate ‘72 Timothy S. Pecaro ‘76 Lazaro M. Perez Dean E. Peterson ‘64 and Suzanne Peterson J. Stewart Peterson, Jr. ‘77 Melody White Peterson ‘95 and Kevin Peterson David P. Poirier and Christine Poirier Raymond Pollastrini and Mary Pollastrini Janet Jones Presley ‘55

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Michael Quagliano ‘83 D. Pat Raftis ‘05 Joshua M. Ragar ‘06 and Sara Ragar Kenneth A. Rager ‘61 Annette Thrift Ray ‘57 M. Lucas Raymond ‘00 and Emily Moore Raymond ‘00 Elaine Rechel ‘49 Daniel L. Reid ‘13 David A. Riggs ‘87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ‘89 Robert G. Riley Jr. ‘70 and Kay Riley Edith Nichols Roberts ‘56 Brenda Robinson-Young Patricia Root Theresa Downs Roscetti ‘90 Bradley Rowe Jerrel R. Rutlin ‘01 and Precious Kent Rutlin ‘02 Robb A. Ruyle ‘65 and Mary Ruyle Jacquelyn Grier Salvato ‘73 Joan Nickel Sanders ‘64 Brianne Blout Satorius ‘02 Susan Smallwood Schilson ‘78 Susan Rayniak Schneider ‘69 David K. Sebben and Erin Sebben Faith Selzer Colleen Shaughnessy ‘00 Joseph E. Shie ‘21 Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Alex Simmons Benedict Simmons David Simmons Marc Simmons Elizabeth Smith ‘19 John H. Smith ‘67 Nancy Snowden Claudia Kinne Spotts ‘68 and James Spotts H. Charles Stahmer ‘73 Scott D. Stanton ‘73 and Kristen Campbell Stanton ‘82 Linda Czajka Stebbins ‘71 and John Stebbins John R. Stergulz ‘66 and Ellen Stergulz Roger W. Strand ‘50 and Mary Ranney Strand ‘52 Tara Sturgeon ‘19 Todd K. Swanson ‘88 and Lisa Kruse Swanson ‘88 James A. Syrett ‘58 Jean Tait † Joseph H. Tait ‘59 Jeani Randall Talbott ‘95 and Mark W. Talbott Thomas C. Taylor ‘70 and Carole Taylor Charles Temaner and Laury Temaner Dwight Tierney ‘69 and Dina Nathanson Tami Tisor ‘86 Melinda Todd ‘08 Hieu T. Tran ‘98 and Angel Foutch Tran ‘98 Alison Trettin ‘21

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Mark T. Tupper ‘94 and Tina Tupper William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Barbara Guyer Van Cura ‘53 Brinton B. Vincent ‘13 Jeannette Williams Vogt ‘58 Thomas A. Wearne ’77 Kristen Wyse Wagner ‘11 and Craig E. Wagner Jane Walker Douglas A. Wallace ‘75 and Sally Carmichael Wallace ‘69 Carol Mullen Walsh ‘73 and Stephen L. Walsh Kevin D. Warrington and Amy Warrington Richard J. Webb ‘57 and Maurine Webb Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ‘60 Kenneth L. Wherry ‘73 John P. White Jr. ‘69 Jennifer Widmer ‘87 Merideth Willett ‘92

Lori Willhite Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Michael T. Wilmoth ‘06 and Taylor Wilmoth Carol Wilson ‘70 and Charles A. Mullen Christopher Wilson William A. Wolma ‘67 and Frances White Wolma ‘66 Bruce V. Work ‘64 Ruth Wright Hollis Shoemaker Yocum ‘75 Kristie Klapp Zessin ‘87 and J. Bradley Zessin

Julia A. Paulson, DMD, and Peter L. Paulson, DMD Kone Inc. Law Offices of Robert E. Hillison Leon A. Kraut IRA Fidelity Brokerage Services Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Stanley Earl Chism IRA Thomas B. Doyle IRA

Businesses and Organizations Anonymous Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Amazon Smile Foundation Coastwide Environmental David A. Bowers IRA John P. White Jr. Attorney At Law

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Alumni of Record: 2 Participation Rate: 50%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Cherry Lauder McIlvainl

CLASS OF 1948

CLASS OF 1950

Marilyn Rogers Brodd Leland R. Marshall

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 16 Participation Rate: 19%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

CLASS OF 1941

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Scots Club $500-$999

Louise DuBois Kasch

Marilyn Clark Brownlie

Tartan Club $250-$499

James N. McInnes

Roger A. McCaig

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Tartan Club $250-$499

Mary Rowley Kauzlarich

CLASS OF 1945

Jane Davis Harper

Alumni of Record: 7 Participation Rate: 14%

CLASS OF 1949

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 † Robert H. Meneilly

CLASS OF 1946 Alumni of Record: 7 Participation Rate: 14%

Pipers Club $1-$99 Michael Jacobs

CLASS OF 1947

Alumni of Record: 13 Participation Rate: 15%

Scots Club $500-$999

Virginia Wyatt Barnard

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Jewel Price Nicholls

Alumni of Record: 37 Participation Rate: 16% Donald G. Whiteman

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Gloria Muncy Pearson Elaine Rechel

Pipers Club $1-$99

† Robert M. Ady B. Gertrude Davis Martha Muirhead Felmley

Pipers Club $1-$99

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

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

CLASS OF 1951

Marilyn Peck Bentley Barbara Whiteman Garland Vi Van Zelst Orr

Tartan Club $250-$499

Alumni of Record: 49 Participation Rate: 22%

Elizabeth Jones Oakberg

Alumni of Record: 3 Participation Rate: 33%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 40 Participation Rate: 23%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 † Robert L. Walker

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Ronald J. Irion

† James B. Bailey † Patricia Clark Edmonds † Frank W. Fitch

Pipers Club $1-$99

Amy Trotter Anderson * Louis A. Foster

CLASS OF 1952 Alumni of Record: 52 Participation Rate: 44%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Jane Jackson Garison

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Shirley Moser Irion John R. Kelly Marlowe Mazanec Kennedy † William F. Kennedy * Ralph E. Whiteman

Scots Club $500-$999

June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen

Tartan Club $250-$499

Polly Armstrong Campbell Margaret Trushinski Oakley

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Barbara Atkinson Bailey Ethel Milligan Bailey * Harold F. Campbell * James E. Chatfield Roland J. Chilton Margaret Deschwanden Foster Charles Lynn Jenks Gerald F. McDonald Norma Lauer Miller Marian Prugh Nichol Jane Black Snyder Patricia Acosta Wiedenman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette * Mary Ranney Strand

CLASS OF 1953 Alumni of Record: 38 Participation Rate: 50%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Anonymous Roger K. Ray

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Irwin E. Kirk

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Arlene Kunde Flynn Robert V. Main Barbara Guyer Van Cura * Mary Hollander Winter * Robert G. Winter

Scots Club $500-$999

Barbara Williamson Nicol

Tartan Club $250-$499 Janet Gotthart Camp

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Susan Barrett Boelke Doris Hansen Craig † Kenneth Geiger Carolyn Emons Hinton * James K. Hoffmeister † Jack W. Peterson * Virginia Hughlett Varce Joyce Hennenfent Walton

Pipers Club $1-$99

Phyllis Clindinin Martin

CLASS OF 1954 Alumni of Record: 51 Participation Rate: 39%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Nancy Forsyth Flanders

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * James W. Asplund * Barbara Cook Mercer Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck

Scots Club $500-$999 Anne Harmon * Thomas W. Nichol

Tartan Club $250-$499

Stanley Graham * Margaret Hendren Lee Frances Webb

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Karlee Buhman Babcock Betty Beabout Boehm Shirley Morrow Grieme Jane Woods Hobson Sally Young Hoherd Ronald R. Huff Eleanor Dudman Luttrell James L. Mechem * Neil Verigan

Pipers Club $1-$99

Charles D. Denniston * Dorothy Galloway Katalinich

* Albert S. Maurer

Scots Club $500-$999

Glenn L. Beall Anne Quinby Dyni * Sally Smith Larson Edith Nichols Roberts

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Roger J. DeDera Donald S. Galitz Kay Smith Saxum * Jay S. Silhanek † Roger L. Tuttle

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Nancy Douglass Bell * Rodney E. Bollman * Faith Enke Brasmer * Robert S. Brasmer † Carol Linquist Christensen Margaret Blanchard Daiker Sheryl Johnson Geiger * Ronald J. Lindsay Ruth Goss McKay * John A. Sward

* Richard J. Webb Martha McCurdy Welch

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kay Bagge Alden * Kathleen Trevor Garwood Stephen B. Lindell Louise Chestnut Lowe Carol Boston O’Shaughnessy

CLASS OF 1958 Alumni of Record: 70 Participation Rate: 43%

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 † Bonnita McAllister Courtney * Janet Forsythe Fishburn * Margaret Evans Roberts

Scots Club $500-$999

Phyllis Lanphere Kettering * Richard W. Peters * Ralph E. Stephenson

Pipers Club $1-$99

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Kathryn Bunting Hamrin Kenneth D. Lister Larry S. Sterett

Mary Conway Harvey * Anne Irey Kohlmeyer * T. Larry Mell Daniel L. Moon

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

CLASS OF 1957

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Sydney P. Ross

Alumni of Record: 70 Participation Rate: 34%

CLASS OF 1955 Alumni of Record: 33 Participation Rate: 36%

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Scots Club $500-$999 * Alan V. Larson Janet Jones Presley

Charles Courtney Jr. Janet Teuscher Hill Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehartl

Tartan Club $250-$499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Richard K. Fuller

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Gerald A. Marxman * Louis P. Richard

Rip Fulton

Highlanders Club $100-$249

James E. Thompson

Elizabeth Thurner Belanger Patricia Brown Friese Edward D. Hodge

Pipers Club $1-$99

Margaret Ramsdale Alford

CLASS OF 1956 Alumni of Record: 57 Participation Rate: 44%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Evard P. Best Paul L. Brown

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Tartan Club $250-$499 Highlanders Club $100-$249 * John K. Baumann Robert H. Bischoff † James S. Bondurant * Mary Stocks Dean * R. Gary Dean * James I. Johnson * Valerie Bergold Keys * Jeffrey Mar Lynn A. Nelson * Martha Woods Porter Annette Thrift Ray

* Beverly Carlson Baumann Kathryn Cummins Cope Bethea Ekstrom Harding * Richard J. Henry * Marcia Kern Hoffmeister * Perry W. Johnson * Susan Gingrich Jones Beverly Cain Nelson Marsha Miller Schierbeck * Allan W. Smith James A. Syrett Jeannette Williams Vogt * Robert G. Yarde

Pipers Club $1-$99

Margaret Flick Droppa Joan Lindsay Nordstrom * Glenn A. Olson * James E. Paul Marilyn Duncan Teel

CLASS OF 1959 Alumni of Record: 90 Participation Rate: 34%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Marilyn Schneider Johnson *Robert C. Johnson

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Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Ellen Littler Perry

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * David N. Willing

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous * Dorothy Young Voetberg

Scots Club $500-$999

* Robert F. Bowen * Barbara Getty Dobbins * Lee D. Dobbins Barbara Ruettinger McQuillan

Tartan Club $250-$499

Robert D. Bilderback George A. Francis Virginia Smith McCarty * Bernard B. McKee * Robert W. Schluter * Carolyn White Work

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Donald R. Beveridge * James Blischke * Sally Ahrens Brown Charles B. Doty Shirley Hansen Gibb * Sally Platt Ivy * David G. Johnson * Patricia Volk McCoy Jean Beveridge Meyers * Oliver L. Mitchell † Joseph H. Tait

Pipers Club $1-$99

Barbara Oetjen Adamson * John C. Carstens * Helen Francis Paul Helen Roehm Stetson

CLASS OF 1960 Alumni of Record: 96 Participation Rate: 30%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more David A. Bowers * James W. Nelson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Ralph L. Riggs Jeanne Gittings Robeson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Robert Gamer Alvin T. Peterson

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Michael Adin Slaughter Carol Kemmerer Wetzel

Lynn McGaan Knox * Sue Perrine Smith

* Harold N. McDaniel

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

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

Maureen Smiley Liesman * Charles L. Rassieur * Roger E. Smith John E. Tornquist

Linda Soliday Currin Barbara Ditch Drake * Darrell W. Edson Robert H. Feiertag * Robert D. Jornlin Janet Brownlee Miller * Paul K. Moye * Ronald E. Noton Betty McClure Salisbury

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Arlene Dresmal Blewitt Nancy Acheson McGaan Melinda Hall Robertson * Warren A. Sanders Kathryn Oliver Tribler

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Anonymous Barbara Divinsky Brundage † Donald D. Sands

Vira Lukasz Bodnaruk * Roger A. Boekenhauer Mary Love Brown * James R. Calhoun Richard W. Crockett * Barbara Clark Ellefsen * Paul R. Ellefsen * David A. Grummitt * Ronald L. Kenney * Gary L. Larson * Thomas F. Matthews Kenneth A. Rager Rosalie Easdale Stoike * Donald J. Thompson Jane Inness Youngquist

CLASS OF 1961

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Bruce A. Anderson Lewis B. Arnold Karen Sundberg Finn * Jack J. Glotfelty * Anita Slebos Mitchell Carol Bryden Moore * William D. Rhodenbaugh * Mary Bradford Sward Ann Toal

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 120 Participation Rate: 38%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

Margaret Bozarth * Beverly (Nelson) Nelson

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

* Richard A. Dorn Karen Richter Herriott Robert C. McCulloch

CLASS OF 1962 Alumni of Record: 87 Participation Rate: 38%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jean Grove Boekenhauer * Marjorie Armstrong Brand * Noreen Batek Cedars * Nancy Guilinger Coon * Jerry L. Greer Robert C. Hamilton Alice Goss Haznedl David W. Jones * Lloyd W. Kinzer * Janet Pearson Manning * Larry G. Manning * Ardith Elliott Thompson Carol Anderson Vernon

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Anonymous * Philip A. Muntzel * Melinda Schneider Roehl

CLASS OF 1963 Alumni of Record: 125 Participation Rate: 32%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Stanley E. Chism * Ann Mack Collier

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* James R. Klusendorf * L. Terry Oggel Fred Wackerle

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Robert J. Ardell

* Anonymous * Eugene R. Dawson * F. William Graue Jr.

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Thomas S. Davis * Kenneth H. Knox

* Lila Keleher Blum * Jeanine Johnson Millikan * Gordon K. Young * Jane Corman Young

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Sandra Johnson Dobras James C. Hornaday Frederick H. McDavitt * Robert L. Singer Joan Smale Stewart

Scots Club $500-$999 * Richard L. Bivens * Carl A. Borine Ronald S. Ihrig

Robert L. Best * G. Deeks Carroll Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Willis M. Hubbard Colleen Fisher Kinney * Rodney J. McQueen * Julia Briggerman O’Hara David L. Spears * Sandra Foreman Walker † Guy F. Welch

Scots Club $500-$999 * William T. Irelan

* Robert M. Barton * Carol Clark Dotseth Robert H. Gwynn * Russell F. Marshall Frank R. Oakley Jane Temple Peacock * William R. Reinsberg * Mary Jones Singer

Scots Club $500-$999

* Mary Hunter Bivens Eleanor Crow Gustafson * Janet Link Leonard * Hugh M. Phelps

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Harry C. Bollin

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Judith Sluka Butcher Shirley Service Culbert * Nancy Huff Myers Elizabeth Patterson Donald L. Roegge

Highlanders Club $100-$249 † Peter C. Frantzen * Hallie Simpson Lemon * J. Rodney Lemon * Patricia Morse Lyall * Linda Frautschy Sherman John R. Steele * Sharon Smith Steffel Kiem Tan Betty Claassen Veihman

Pipers Club $1-$99

M. Lynne Chrysler Marc D. Constant Marilyn Hansen Crockett Rita Knepper Erickson Anaclare Frost Evans * Janice Hood Gibson

CLASS OF 1964 Alumni of Record: 137 Participation Rate: 33%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 James A. Hutchinson William G. Morgan * Michael E. Sproston

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* Robert Remmert * Richard T. Smith

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Barbara Bolon Bye * Carl J. Demas Thomas B. Doyle * James W. Gee Jr. * Bianca Neville Hooker * Gail Fitton Kruse Robert W. McAllister * James D. Millar Charles Thomas Rezner * Fred H. Rumney III Judith Blaich Stipp * Kenneth M. Wolma Charles Youdris Jr.

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Nancy Garretson Benzon * Jeane Mahnic Lindeke * Kay Buss MacNeil * William H. Ortman Joan Nickel Sanders Mary Ann Gustafson Wherry

CLASS OF 1965 Alumni of Record: 142 Participation Rate: 32%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Karen Barrett Chism * William J. Goldsborough

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

* John A. Courson * Jane Wilson Dawson

* Karen Bush Watts

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Julie Caldwell Arnold * Robert K. Garro * William M. Simpson

* Brian M. Austin * Reid K. Beveridge * Janet Henning Brown * Donald L. Denney * Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard * Mary Bailey Marshall * Stanley L. McKelvie * Dennis E. Walker

Scots Club $500-$999

Lucy Work Burroughs Elizabeth Giffen Ewell Edward P. Farwell Joan Strand Kotz Gretchen Wright Moore * Joanne Greer Stipp Sandra Olson Wolff Bruce V. Work

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Karen Brown Baker * Stuart J. Fanning * Dean E. Peterson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Gary L. Gilliland * Eugenia Willman Zagorski * Ronald A. Zagorski

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Larry D. Brown Lucille Rupe Rupe * Judith Maxwell Schaeffer * Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. * Judith Hodges Tucker *Robert D. Tucker Jr. Andries L. Vermeer

Scots Club $500-$999

* Douglas S. Carolus Sharon Avery Danner * David L. Murray Richard C. Streedain

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Tartan Club $250-$499

* David D. Biklen Elaine Calevas Ferat * Ann Garry David L. Lindgren * Frederick C. Pfaffmann * Robb A. Ruyle Carl J. Schmidlapp III

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Joel M. Auble H. Theodore Blair James M. Flynn III * Karen Brunke Hehn * Robert J. Hehn * James H. Hooker J. David Rumbough Jr. * John M. Stack * Joseph L. White Donna Zych

Pipers Club $1-$99

Wendy Muldowney Hambly Janet Hamly-Ott * Donald L. MacNeil Jane Jessup Schmitt Mayer * Danny C. Richards Lois Kren Tashjian Lorraine Goldstein Van Akkeren * Gary L. Wimer

CLASS OF 1966 Alumni of Record: 158 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 * Kenneth Martin Klein * Donna Schliffke Sproston

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Frances White Wolma * Gail Hartong Zika

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Suzanne Snyder Fienning * Linda Jungbluth Frost * Robert H. Frost Maureen Beck Hamilton * Barbara Baughman Killey * Anthony J. Perzigian * James M. Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999

* Judith Burmeister Dew * Larry R. Dew * Susan Countryman Estes

* Dorothy Harris Fogel * Catherine Cumming MacKenzie * John R. Stergulz John H. Wierman

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Daniel G. Bianucci Dennis J. Deegan * Priscilla Bussert Fanning Susan Kauzlarich Kuster * Robert D. McLaren * James E. Pilarski * Judith Anderson Pilarski * Nancy Munn Smith * Paul M. Thompson * Trudy Roberts Triner * Judith Fiene Van Horn

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Richard G. Asoian * Rosalie Huff Barman Harold Peter Basler Jr. * Margaret Schneider Demas Mary Johnson Hanlin Rick L. Hoy Barbara Solum Huwe Barbara Lane Alan L. Loya * David McLaughlin * Janet Clayton McLaughlin * Donald K. Morton * Earl K. Paasch * Richard P. Rodgers * John J. Serbin Jr. * Susan Strand Shane * W. John Shane * Joseph C. Simpson Janet Maginn Stevenson David B. Stimpson

Pipers Club $1-$99

Sally Bowman * Charles H. Kellner * Madelyn Witt Young

CLASS OF 1967 Alumni of Record: 144 Participation Rate: 28%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Elaine Baer Azuma * Thomas E. Dickson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Anne White Beall * Susan Latham Klein Ann Michael

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Frederick J. Kaskel

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Contributors (class of 1967, continued) * Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. * Payson S. Wild Jr. * William A. Wolma * Robert A. Zika

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * David W. Adolphson * Larry R. Bowden * Frank P. Killey * Leon A. Kraut * Sonja Zedigian Lowry Robert C. Roush * Wendell L. Shauman * George M. Simmons * Katherine Lepard Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999

* Vittorio Barrile * Lyle E. Fogel Jr. * Cynthia Waltershausen

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Judy Williams DeMien * Ronald K. DeMien * Edith Isaacson Duncan * William J. Edwards Dwight R. Erskine * Thomas R. Weber

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Won Yang Everett * Jean Hutchinson Randolph William H. Steele

F. Chet June III * Dwight Tierney

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* Frank W. Lee III * William B. Trent Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

David J. Kingsley Michael E. McCreight * Stephen H. Mortonson Peter E. Upton Ann Newton Wieland

Scots Club $500-$999

* James R. Bunn Sally Fenn DeVries * Nancy Campbell Haynor Charles S. Marshall

* Alice Young Bunn * Louis A. Herrin Elise Kuo * E. Jay Van Cura * Merikay Waldvogel

Tartan Club $250-$499

* MaryLu Belcher Bretsch Robert H. Brink * Joan Rezner Gundersen * Bonnie Janicek McLaren * Bruce C. Ogilvie

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1968 Alumni of Record: 177 Participation Rate: 25%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Augustin S. Hart III William L. Trubeck

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 John L. Hennessy Jr. * Janet Forbes Myers

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Dianne Douglas * Kathie Berles Kennelly Verna Lester Marshall Sandy Newman * Lee-Ann Wells Paasch

CLASS OF 1969 Alumni of Record: 198 Participation Rate: 29%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Charles C. Chappell

David K. Allen * Bruce E. Birdsell * David W. Jackson * John I. Moore Jr. Linda Reed * Jennifer Barnes Stauth * Michael T. Stauth Jane Batten Wild

Scots Club $500-$999

William G. Coppard * Richard M. Downard Beth Guyer Virginia Jacobson Linda Blow Klabunde Peter D. Knox John H. Smith * Linda Janicek Szitta * John P. Wayne James E. Wheeler

Judith Schneider Lilly * Richard L. Paasch Mary-Ann Pinto

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Stephen Dale Mey

* Thomas J. Cerkez III David W. Curd * Jerald D. Eiserman * M. Simpson Eiserman John W. Evermon * Thomas N. George Robert W. Harrington Jr. Linnea Hammarsten Ingold Kay Kersch Kirkpatrick Terence L. Kothe * Robert E. Kukla * David B. Lieb * Robert C. Mabry Jr. * Victoria Wilson Shaw * Claudia Kinne Spotts Robyn Gould Valle * Diane Whitt White

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

James W. Albright * Bruce J. Birney * Donna Johnston Birney * Rebecca Keefe Brown * Donald L. Campbell * David S. Crooks William L. Ellefson * Gary W. Evans * Steven Hoffman * David T. Long * Jean Walter Long * Carla Turner Makowski * Helen Pollack Mandel Lee McGaan * Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie Mary Wood Paul * Peter W. Sawyer Susan Rayniak Schneider

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Barbara Allen Leonard Brokaw Carole Riester Callahan Richard L. DePuy Carl D. Diehl * Terry A. Henderson * Deborah Gruenau MacVey * Barbara Barnhart Milnor * Carlton O. Pate III Nancy Pogue Patricia Flagg Poole * Leslie Williamson Rumney Jon K. Ryberg * Jan Weshinskey Schons * Michael Sutton

John P. White Jr.

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Patrick G. Brown * Raymond E. Carlstedt Mary duBois Carrothers * Stanley B. Dawson * Floyd Evans Jr. * Mary Martin Graham Ann Hoyt Kightlinger Carolyn Wade Rollins Nancy Sager-Ruggles * Carol Wilson

CLASS OF 1970 Alumni of Record: 194 Participation Rate: 25%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Marcia Brink Adair

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

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Robert G. Riley Jr.

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson * Serena Foote Birdsell * John T. Kreitler Bruce H. Morrison * Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin

Scots Club $500-$999

* Gary L. Sears * David Van Esselstyn * Kathleen Brownley Van Esselstyn

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Gordon L. Amgott * Richard A. Johnson Pamela Marshburn Morgan * Kristine Burke Prindiville * Barbara Puck Vlasis * Peter G. Vlasis

Highlanders Club $100-$249 David W. Bottrell Gregory K. Bradley * Lauren Brenneman George * Suzanne Will Harrington * H. Richard Jewell Michael J. Kelley II * Peter H. Lufler * Jane Martin-Watson * George J. Milnor * Peter K. Murley * Susan Holland Murley

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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* Barbara Blodgett Pearson * Van D. Perrine * Thomas G. Poeltler * Victoria Wheeler Romero * Thomas C. Taylor * Virginia Hopf West * Jill Petrie Whiteside * Alice Kough Wilhelm * Richard A. Wilhelm

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Patrick G. Brown * Raymond E. Carlstedt * Floyd Evans Jr. * Mary Martin Graham Ann Hoyt Kightlinger * George J. Milnor Nancy Sager-Ruggles * Thomas C. Taylor * Jill Petrie Whiteside

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Betty Jerden Bollman * JoAnn Eisenman Britton * Lyndea Dew Brown * Sarah Maxwell Brown * J. Scott Brunswick * Jan Farnsworth * Carolyn Ellis Harrison * Elaine Hubbell Herzog * William L. Hesseltine Dianne Robison Marcell * Jeffrey A. Miles * Maribeth Novak Mohan * Virginia DeuPree Murphy * Linda Baughman Pushaw Barbara West Shea-Smucker * Thomas W. Shunick Charles L. Wolters

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Alfred B. Mainetti

* Betsy Heller Biddle Chris Jensen Cardwell * Mary Denison Carlstedt Lynnell Kahler Havercamp Susan Morton Lloyd * Martin C. Luehrs Eugene T. Marchuk * Elizabeth Steffy McDonald * Linda Czajka Stebbins * Kathryn Gardels Weal

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

CLASS OF 1972

CLASS OF 1971 Alumni of Record: 247 Participation Rate: 20%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Robert L. Litchfield * Michael J. McGrath

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

* Susie Swanson FitzGerald

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Marco T. DiGiorgio * Kenneth A. Eiserman Margaret Hamil Robert H. Hoenk * Catherine Mayer Jackson * Louise Laine Lubs * Michael S. Mimnaugh * Frank J. Wollrab

Scots Club $500-$999

* John P. Edmonds Donald E. Lindblad Margaret Marra Treggett

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Cheryl Nowak Garrison Gregory C. Golembe * Judith Gardiner Johnson * John B. Leuthner *Barry R. Prindiville Alan P. Rogers * Lynn Rosenow Seiwert

Allen D. Kircher Karen Krueger * Harold G. Mitchell * Claudia Lawson Moss

* Ann Boley Parker Nicholas J. Tucker * Donna Czajka Williams

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Mick Birkhofer * James T. Briscoe * Rebecca Morgan Cooke Ross C. Hart * Michele Spleha Katz * William J. Maakestad * Virginia Plunkett Paton Jacquelyn Grier Salvato Janet Scheeline Rosemary Bryce Schintzius * Scott D. Stanton * Katharine Wakolbinger Welch Kenneth L. Wherry * William F. Zimmerman

* Roy E. Bockler * Letitia Keating Hoffman Edward A. Jones * Richard L. Williams

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Charles E. Berg * Hubert A. Bernet III * Christine Heaton Brown Mary Evans Hanson * Toni Kauzlarich Hesseltine * Martin L. Katz * Anne Nelson Pate * Craig A. Patterson Robert H. Roggeveen * Harold L. Saline * Diane Guzzi Shilton * Sheryl Brinton Zimmerman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

Roger J. Blachek * Kelly R. Camp * David R. Elmer Alice Higgins Lawson Nancy Hayward Macari Cynthia Carman Rich * Peter E. Storms * Brian T. Taniguchi * Carol Mullen Walsh

Alumni of Record: 205 Participation Rate: 22%

Kathleen Long Baum * David P. Biddle Constance Brouillette * Brian R. Donovan Douglas D. Hardin Ruth Barry Hund Susan Bahnick Jones * Frances Biedenstein Leverenz

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

CLASS OF 1973

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Alumni of Record: 177 Participation Rate: 22%

Nancy Speer Engquist

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

* John C. Carlson * Lynette Johnson Carlson * Gail Simpson Owen

* Thomas M. Martin

Robert “Cam” McConnell * Sherman U. Smith

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Jane Marshall Kellogg Blair W. Schultz * John J. Scotillo

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * James L. Caldwell IV William S. Daniel * Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman * Daniel M. Fowler * David R. Whitcomb

Scots Club $500-$999

James B. Bird Carol West Boehme * Mary Auliff Havens Catherine Sanborn Johnson * Lucy Hyde Johnson * Stephen T. Johnson * Stephen D. Keithley

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

* Dennis M. Plummer

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Timothy L. Owen H. Charles Stahmer

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

Scots Club $500-$999

CLASS OF 1974 Alumni of Record: 183 Participation Rate: 25%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

G. Ronald Barshinger * Rodney L. Davies * Alan R. Gieryna * Sarah Young Hudson * F. Grant Minor * Christine Odell Potts * Jeffrey C. Potts * Dean A. Sipe

Scots Club $500-$999

* Cynthia Wead Keithley Louise Pacholik William C. Porter Jr.

* David A. Hartig * Charles B. Peter Richard B. Truog * Warren J. Wilson

Tartan Club $250-$499

Glenn Catlett Donald A. Hitchcock

* Bruce W. Block * Susan Prochaska Hardie

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Contributors (class of 1974, continued) * Richard W. Karcher

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jo Eiserman Anderson * Randy W. Anderson Victoria Bautch Amie Bastian Carey Ross M. Chrisman A. Clark * Cathy Cook Davis * James W. Davis Stephen C. Fay * Lloyd H. Fish Douglas W. Funk Alan D. Harris * John C. Hughes Sr. * Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt * Christopher W. Nantus Mary Fogarty Stoner Garrett C. Waecker Robert C. Wegner Linda Strassenburg Weitz * Vicki Lowder Young

Pipers Club $1-$99

Glenn Dagenais * Deborah Day Stephen A. Femmel * Stephen H. Goss Duncan C. Harter * David R. Riddick

CLASS OF 1975 Alumni of Record: 189 Participation Rate: 17%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Jon E. Dahl

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Joseph O. Svoboda

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Alice Dunlap-Kraft * Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna * Donald D. Hadsell * Robert C. Hudson III Jerri Picha Roger F. Slaboch * Gregory A. Smith

Scots Club $500-$999

* Scott A. Hamilton * Julia Van Cleve Paulson * Peter L. Paulson * Lucinda Dunmire Wilson

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Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Kathryn Alexander * Patrick W. Blake * J. David Boyd * Gregory I. Derbak Judy Hogfeldt Hogfeldt * William G. Pyatt * Marsha Spleha Slaboch

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Laura Beck Anderson Toni Barrett Barrett Jane Fort Edwards Alice Francis * Denise Karczewski * William C. Murschel * Rodney H. Park * R. Tracy Williams Hollis Shoemaker Yocum

* Carol Werdin Alfrey * Richard M. Amy * Michael S. Deam Jeffrey R. Earley * James L. Elsey * Alan R. Farris Cynthia Hart * Brian D. Kimmel Paul D. Rickey David C. Volker

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Beth Burkett Berosek * Marc E. Bruni * Mary Kistner Bruni Scott C. Estler R. David Korngruen * Mary Carlson Shull Kathleen Ford Vitali

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Joseph W. Schurr * Douglas L. Stickels * Douglas A. Wallace

CLASS OF 1977

CLASS OF 1976

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Alumni of Record: 136 Participation Rate: 15%

Alumni of Record: 144 Participation Rate: 28%

Donald L. Gladfelter J. Stewart Peterson Jr.

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * J. Stanley Pepper

Debra Forsaith

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Terry F. Fruehauf * Franklin K. Johnson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Lynda Pepper Bollman * Diane Minor Davies * Emily Johnson Minor Charles B. Shawver Randall E. Vickroy * R. Bruce Weiman

Scots Club $500-$999

Pamela Ball Gustafson David R. Larson * Kathy Wolf Plath

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Anonymous Kathrine Gannon Davis * Emily Hauge William H. Lafayette Jr. * Heather Fottler Mangian Gary A. Neudahl * Michael R. Osborn

Scots Club $500-$999 Gregory S. Fritz Timothy S. Pecaro * Roberta Mack Peter Charles M. Poeltler

Tartan Club $250-$499

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Pamela Wyeth Bellm * Barbara Cermak Blake * Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh * James E. Cavanaugh * Margaret Romano Ford * William P. Ford * John W. Heaton * Brian P. Holland * Gary D. Martin * Randall J. Slaboch * Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk

* Barbara Wheeler Byrne * Linda Cook * Emily Haynes Nelson * Wayne K. Nelson William E. Parker Deborah Sterett

CLASS OF 1978

Craig A. Dahlquist * Joseph M. Welty

Scots Club $500-$999

Susan Smallwood Schilson

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Lynne Walker Kellogg * Stephen H. Kellogg * Dean A. Oester Stanley Watkins * J. Mark Wilson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Lisa Hime Backus Gary E. Buehler * James B. Cooke * George K. Hess * Kathleen Clark Kimmel * Amy McGlothlin Park * Teresa Platt Spenn

Pipers Club $1-$99

Phyllis Millsap Renth

CLASS OF 1979 Alumni of Record: 100 Participation Rate: 16%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Mark S. Kopinski

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

Scots Club $500-$999

*John R. Darrah

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Raymond S. Bland Andrew P. Matykiewicz * Gerald Palomo * Douglas B. Rankin * Donald P. Tanney

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Paul A. Bubb * Robert L. Curtis * John A. Elliott * Amy Armstrong Green * Terry Burke Murschel * Emily Vlahos Rehn

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kristina Azbell Little * Pamela Yuill Snyder

Alumni of Record: 110 Participation Rate: 16%

CLASS OF 1980

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

Alumni of Record: 115 Participation Rate: 20%

Mark E. Taylor

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Peggy Cain

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

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Victoria Birk Horneck * Michael A. Schmitz

Scots Club $500-$999

Robin A. Johnson * Kimberly Furman Roolf

Tartan Club $250-$499 Moira Dolan Dolan * Carl B. Forkner * Steven K. Murmann

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Joel E. Brotherton * Sheri McKee Coulter * Timothy M. Haak * Sandra Tirpitz Haman * Cathy Neese Hess Kent H. Kniep * George D. Kulhanek Christopher J. Lemon * Wendy Taeger Osborn Harlan B. Scott II

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Susan Sucharzewski Buresch Christine Vancura Easley Jodi Schultz Herncjar Ruth Ball Lamour Dale R. McKillip

CLASS OF 1981 Alumni of Record: 118 Participation Rate: 16%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * J. Alex McGehee

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

James J. Schiro

Pipers Club $1-$99

Carrie Dunne Daly Diane George Siembab

CLASS OF 1982 Alumni of Record: 106 Participation Rate: 14%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Mary Alexander Corrigan * Robert E. Hillison

Scots Club $500-$999 * Daniel C. Mitchell

Tartan Club $250-$499 * John A. Kemp

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Richard P. Coulter * Judith Harrison Curtis Roger D. Haynes * Diana Hearne * Kristen Campbell Stanton

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Ann DeCoster Holst * R. David Jones James B. McKnight Lori Kaunzinger Phillips Dawn Reh * Lynne Brown Yuchs

CLASS OF 1983 Alumni of Record: 115 Participation Rate: 19%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Alumni of Record: 125 Participation Rate: 14%

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

Scots Club $500-$999

* Harvey L. Echols Jr. * Timothy J. McCabe

* Judi Poettgen Luepke *`Paul G. Luepke

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Martha Eckhard Anderson Kirk A. Holman * Kelly K. Kost Matthew J. McDonald Dorothy Aszman Ricketts

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Traci Whyte Abbott * David B. Bates Michael Quagliano Janice Reder Reder-Gosser

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Paula Rundell Brooks

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Mahendran K. Jawaharlal * Danette Bagley-Thierry *Roger E. Well

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Kellie Kohler Esters * Kristy Smith

Scots Club $500-$999

* Jane Stevens Keating * Edward W. Pailes Jr.

* Eric G. Ealy * Joan Chatfield Ealy

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

Robin Jarvis * Christopher J. Pio

* Helena Echols * Brian J. Ross

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Mark A. Ferin

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Debra Blatzer * Julie Collins Amber Hogan-Spoon * Laura Epley Selken Kimberlie Bollman Squier

Pipers Club $1-$99

Christine Baysingar Baysingar Kimberly Griffin Cruz Marcene Holverson Farley * Karen Friedrich Pyatt Rebecca Chisholm Rennard

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

Alumni of Record: 96 Participation Rate: 19%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 106 Participation Rate: 12%

Susan Sandner Gibson

Amy McBride Basic * Virginia Thake Elliott * Debbra Taylor Kulhanek * William M. McNall * Kristeen Ford Peterson

CLASS OF 1984

CLASS OF 1985

Eric T. Vogt

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 1986

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Stephen M. Bloomer Joel R. Hillison * Daniel L. Keating

* Michael J. Anderson Lora Bender Bailey * Conny Davinroy Beatty * Kimberly Whowell Bland * Tamyra Dixon Rankin

* K. Robert Kimm * Gary Pearson * Laura Stella Pearson * Judith Bradley Stevenson * George E. Van Hagen IV * Terri Pieper Van Hagen

Scots Club $500-$999

* Crystal Krug Sargent * Thomas A. Sargent

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Brent A. Birkhoff Douglas A. Gibb Ronda Ehlen Hall Pamela Murray Kuby * Margaret Kerr Myers * William C. Myers Henry Redd Jr. Raymond P. St. Ledger

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kelly Ford Susan Witort O’Connell Geoffrey R. Olsonh

* William B. Brooks Jr. Laura Cavanaugh * Sandra Frey Landrey

Pipers Club $1-$99 Donald J. Bishop Timothy R. Gray Hiroko Saito Elizabeth Silas * Craig J. Smith Tami Tisor

CLASS OF 1987 Alumni of Record: 107 Participation Rate: 16%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Ann Stites Cotter Lisa Pepper

Scots Club $500-$999 * Richard L. Owens Jr.

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Douglas E. Graham * David A. Riggs * Gail Cook Simpson * Gregory Simpson Jennifer Widmer

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Denise Huntley Gaska * Richard A. Gaska Ricardo S. Herrera Jane Heck Kenney * Troy B. McCrery Harold C. Schirmer David K. Taylor Ronald L. Wallace * Kristie Klapp Zessin

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CLASS OF 1988

Scots Club $500-$999

* Christine Winkelman Glasgow * Aaron D. Jensen * Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk Ross A. Richardson

Alumni of Record: 111 Participation Rate: 24%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Jean Peters Witty

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Curtis C. Farr * Anita Ridge

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Daniel A. Cotter * Christopher Fredrick Lawson * Amy Johnson Schmitz * Byron Sondgeroth George M. Tyler

Scots Club $500-$999 Gena Corbin Alcorn * Vicki Martin Mitchell

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Leonard J. Carlson Sandra Johnson MacMillan Kenneth D. Murphy Kenneth R. Schoenig

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Monica Laude Hansen Carrie Gawthrop Kauck Pamela Larson Moore John C. Pitchford Glenn A. Stout * Lisa Kruse Swanson * Todd K. Swanson * Kenan Zvizdich

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Daryl B. Carr * John D. Downs Renee Billups Kelly Noel Nape * Joy Stephens

CLASS OF 1989 Alumni of Record: 122 Participation Rate: 18%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Bradley C. Nahrstadt

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Jacke Bell Zachmeyer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Daniel W. Dickson Michelle Moy

CLASS OF 1991

Michelle Perry

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Alumni of Record: 147 Participation Rate: 6%

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 *Michael D. Danner

* John W. Herman

Tiffany Mekshes Cole Michelle Hall Eric McClaughry * Michelle Brown Postin * Elizabeth Baumann Riggs

Tartan Club $250-$499 Colby M. Oleson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Victoria Adeleye * Traci Swanson Guenther * M. Todd Wetterling

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Pamela Bowman Best Lisa Jackson Brown * Karin Owrey Cook * Robert E. Figge * Kelly Simpson Knitter Jack L. McDonald * Kimberly Bratkovic Underwood

CLASS OF 1990 Alumni of Record: 152 Participation Rate: 13%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Annette Carson Manthei

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Michael A. Berberich W. Brent Dugan Cari Connell Lichtman

* Cheryl Conaway-Nelson Michael T. Jakubec * Sebastian Juan Mitchell

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Arnold Gonzalez Jr. * Christy Ogilvie McCreary Lynne Moormann Heather Robertson Theresa Downs Roscetti

CLASS OF 1994

Allison Ritscher

* Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah Susan Boland Kate Francis Laura Liesman * Eric J. Ostermeier * Dawn Pfeiffer Stoyanoff Merideth Willett

Duane Baldwin * Lynne Talbott Dulin * Gregg Guenther * Sarah Skov Hennemann * Lori O’Brien Oetting

Pipers Club $1-$99

Melissa Zaayenga Bryant Mary McGinnes Vestal

Scots Club $500-$999

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Victoria Adeleye * Karen Seeman Hillis * Patrick J. Quinlan

Alumni of Record: 170 Participation Rate: 11%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Sanjoy Datta * Jayne Poland Schreck

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 1992

* Stephen R. Hartman * J. Jarrod Hippen Valerie Reppelin-Hill

Scots Club $500-$999

* E. Kyle Davis * Tammy Jefferson Herman * Kristi Millar Hippen

Alumni of Record: 118 Participation Rate: 9%

* Christine Beiermann Farr * Robin Ottenad Galloway * Jeffrey J. Bakker * Kristyne Gilbert * Carlos F. Smith

Tartan Club $250-$499

* L. Terry Cook Tracie Stahl Devore * Melinda Miller Figge * Nila Stuckey Pike

* John J. Kruse

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Mary Dues Kemp Tammi Stockwell

Neil W. Currie Kimberly Hallam Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig * Mary Francis Strachan * W. Shawn Strachan

CLASS OF 1993 Alumni of Record: 144 Participation Rate: 9%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 William A. Turner

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Kai Nani Kraut

Scots Club $500-$999 * Karen Seeman Hillis

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Mark T. Tupper

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

Jeffery A. Crum Miranda Devenish-Benefield * Christopher J. Heatherly * Jeffrey W. McGhee * Daniel L. Schisler

CLASS OF 1995 Alumni of Record: 197 Participation Rate: 14%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Sean P. Maher

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Patricia Allen * Deanna Marchand Baele * Julia Westby Blaesing * Eric D. Boland * Cassie Zelinske Day Bradley J. Foley * Patrick W. Lewis Amy Longenbaugh * Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin

Scots Club $500-$999

* Amy Bradshaw * S. Mark Childs Rachel Laferriere Subramanian

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Tartan Club $250-$499

* Melody White Peterson * Jeani Randall Talbott

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Marnie Steach Dugan Abigail Fafoglia * David R. Mann * Elizabeth Doty Mann Debra Jackowniak Scarlett

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Brian A. Chabowski * Tiffany Ramsey Chabowski Rebecca Hayworth Todd W. Myers * Julie Crisco Ricketts * Todd C. Stevenson Nicole Mitchell Young

CLASS OF 1996 Alumni of Record: 133 Participation Rate: 11%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Beth Bowdoin Tyre

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Tartan Club $250-$499 Dawn Johnson * Zara Mehta * Aaron R. Venters * Emily King Venters

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Arijit Dutta * Heidi Kuppler McKeever * James J. McKeever * Brian K. Woodard

Pipers Club $1-$99

Derek Archer * Kristan Sedam Creek Sandra Gavin * Kari Bailey Shimmin * Amy Countryman Smith

CLASS OF 1998 Alumni of Record: 278 Participation Rate: 7%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Neil A. Dahlstrom

Scots Club $500-$999

* Michael J. Blaesing * David C. Bratten

Michael E. Rosenstiel * Angel Foutch Tran * Hieu T. Tran

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Philip D. Tweedy

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Sarah Botkin * Jeffrey M. Dougherty * Kelly Sutton Everding Carey Carrier Gill Kathleen Yarger Lupont Angela Kemper McTernen * Melissa Painter Olson * Mitchell P. Russell * John S. Sharp

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Stephanie Majetic-Stevenson * Lynn Foster McGhee Sheri White Owen Leslie Wang

Allyson Behm Sameer Malhotra

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1997

* Tracy Hickey Lewis Courtney Bonnett Maher Amber Heinz Mavradas * Heather Haines Roseman * Dana S. Stripe

Alumni of Record: 178 Participation Rate: 10%

CLASS OF 1999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 263 Participation Rate: 8%

* Jill Bowles Boland * Kimberly Bruetsch * Kunal Kapoor

Scots Club $500-$999 Robert J. Strabley

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Michael D. Cryer * Diana Plack Hiel * Trevor H. Hiel

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Andrew J. Barrett * Sarah Pasquini Barrett * Matthew M. Hendon

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Megan Dochterman Catour * Jerrel R. Rutlin Rebecca Evans Sage Celena Williams-Brooks

* Jason R. Dare * Stephanie Orsi Dare * Eric Hardesty * Kristen Lightbody Hardesty * Ann McClung Klungseth * Seth A. Klungseth Timothy R. Mottaz * Heather Downing Turnquist * John M. Turnquist

CLASS OF 2002

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Malinda Springer Boal Michael M. Fotis * Michael J. Jones * Heidi Pruett Olson Carmelita Ellis Torregano

CLASS OF 2000 Alumni of Record: 249 Participation Rate: 6%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Benjamin A. Grethey * K. Scott Wiswall

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Heather Sechrest Hendon

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Julie Anell Molly Keefe * Heather Klaes Macomber * Therese Worden Rankin * Emily Moore Raymond * M. Lucas Raymond Colleen Shaughnessy

Pipers Club $1-$99

Nicholas R. Hartz Ann Maksymowicz * Brooke McGee-Grundstrom * Wesley W. Olson Andrea Pomeroy Sickler

CLASS OF 2001 Alumni of Record: 260 Participation Rate: 3%

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

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Megan Sluis Parsons * Warren D. Rowland * Sarah Crummy Wolek

Alumni of Record: 257 Participation Rate: 4%

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

Tartan Club $250-$499 Matthew J. Coultrip John W. Larson

Sandra Bennin Ryan M. Johnson Victoria Kunz * Misty Saline Lerner Dustin W. White

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Precious Kent Rutlin Brianne Blout Satorius * Megan Barber Sears

CLASS OF 2003 Alumni of Record: 237 Participation Rate: 9%

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken

Scots Club $500-$999

* Erin Hoffmeyer Shaw * Scott K. Shaw * Jaimie Gurney Valentini

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Geoffrey M. Edwards * Kathryn Overbeek Lovato

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Zachary D. Hampson * Matthew S. Lerner * Tara Todd Lewis * Tiffany Diehl Springer * Stephanie Fritz Woodard

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Molly Larcombe McCarthy Rosemary Lai Sheeler Amy Fraser Sowinski * Devon Townsend Spencer * Adam S. Volpp * Elizabeth Nendza Volpp * Lindsey Whately-Jozefiak

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CLASS OF 2004 Alumni of Record: 271 Participation Rate: 10%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Nathan J. Gaskill

Scots Club $500-$999 Joseph A. Cross Jennifer Heiman

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Jessica DeVore Johnston * Justin M. Johnston Jamie Blaine Mammen Kristin Martin

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Katherine Grant Cazalet * Ortez D. Davis * Elizabeth Kline Elsbree Matthew M. Hoag Matthew G. Katsenes * Michelle Meyer Messman * Elizabeth Ruebush Oblinger * Joel A. Sage * Tara Ferruzza Sage * Elizabeth Purdy Underwood * Mathew Underwood

Pipers Club $1-$99

Anonymous * Adam B. Carlson * Michelle Flaar Carlson * Elizabeth Liput Cook * Thomas F. Cook II Thomus J. Eisenbraun * Troy J. Jozefiak * Tamara Orte * Joshua B. Spencer

CLASS OF 2005 Alumni of Record: 223 Participation Rate: 9%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Laura Haumiller Gaskill

Scots Club $500-$999

Kelly Stadter * Hilary Hawkinson Stott * Corey A. White

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alexander W. Carter Silvia Fabela * Amy Gustaf Freitag * Joseph J. Freitag * Jessica Livermore Gordon * Justin L. Martin * Amanda Havens Pilger * Natasha Kemmerling Russell Kelly Stadter * Brian E. Wilcoxon

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Alan R. Betourne II Lisa Bondi * Allissa Woloshyn DeLozier Amy Grankowski Ashley Sims Troy D. Stark

CLASS OF 2010 Alumni of Record: 267 Participation Rate: 5%

CLASS OF 2006

Tartan Club $250-$499

Alumni of Record: 249 Participation Rate: 6%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * R. Jacob Bice

Scots Club $500-$999

Evelina Lipecka * Christie Nelson * Amanda Weck

Ryan J. Priola

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * James T. Dibble

Jordanna Banks Jolene Bazon * Alexis Zanis Carscadden * Daniel J. Dunn * Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald * Ana Fisher Franks * Todd D. Franks * Shannon Healy Gross Andrea Madden * Joshua M. Ragar * Kimberly Karau Wilcoxon * Michael T. Wilmoth

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 2007 Alumni of Record: 274 Participation Rate: 8%

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

* Nicholas E. Carlson Steven P. Distin * Carissa Scott Doyle * Samantha Dwyer-Baldyga * Brian C. Ehle * Miles Z. Miller * Joseph H. Pilger Melinda Todd * Kristin Wilson Wilkes

CLASS OF 2009

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Wade R. Brown Jamie Cucci Silvia Fabela * Sarah Kaufman Lopez * Lee M. Radford

Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross Daniel A. Campione * Zak S. Edmonds * Amanda Trotter Elliott * Abbey Hardin * Erik C. Hoffer * Karah Goetschius Hoffer Megan Carlson Prueter * Megan Clennon White Sara Youngs

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 243 Participation Rate: 5%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

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Samantha Briones Alicia Cox * Molly Stewart Graeber * Emily Demerath Graham * Paige Halpin Smith * Crystal Myers * Monica Miller Ragusa * Sarah Kisner Weinert

Alumni of Record: 274 Participation Rate: 8%

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Ryan S. Danzinger * Rafael C. Delgado

Pipers Club $1-$99

Scots Club $500-$999

* Theresa Gondek Bebout

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Felicia Roberts Wachob

CLASS OF 2008

* John K. Gerrity Kelli Wefenstette

* Matthew T. Clair James Andrew Thomas

* Anna Beasley Dibble * Andrew S. Elliott Benjamin M. Hickerson * Kathryn Jackson Megan Merritt * Michael P. Oblinger D. Pat Raftis * Kelly Frericks Thannert * Jill Randolph Wray

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Breanna Webb Schwarz * Christopher C. Schwarz

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Brian C. Jordan * Jacob T. Stott

John A. Kaiser

John C. Clifford IV

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Rachel Bold Demarkco L. Butler * Joshua A. Graeber * James C. Graham * Sally Hayes Hart * Laura Greenwood Miller Mary Scotillo

CLASS OF 2011 Alumni of Record: 264 Participation Rate: 3%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hope Grebner Bibens * Jennifer Erbes Hardin

Pipers Club $1-$99

Laurel Buckley Abraham Fannetta Jones * Joshua E. Mc Ewen Amanda Rush * Kristen Wyse Wagner

CLASS OF 2012 Alumni of Record: 263 Participation Rate: 4%

Tartan Club $250-$499 Samantha Bundy

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Kathryn Argentine Michelle Bruce Abigail Davis Cline Samantha Jagust * Haley Jones Stockton * Julie Battcher Sullivan Jonathan M. Welty

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Pipers Club $1-$99 * John B. Cayton Jessica Landrey Jennifer Wheeler

CLASS OF 2013 Alumni of Record: 283 Participation Rate: 6%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 John H. Whittaker

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Alex B. Brooks * Clarissa Gardner * Jeffrey K. Kelleher * Brittany Munson Lipinski * Peter A. Lipinski Daniel L. Reid Kathryn Shipp * Colleen Sinclair Sye * Roy J. Sye Brinton B. Vincent

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Andrew R. Anselmi * Brooke Anderson Anselmi Patrick S. Corrigan Daniel R. Kane * Rebecca Riggs

CLASS OF 2014 Alumni of Record: 254 Participation Rate: 6%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Katherine Dunn Becker Stevie Croisant * Rachel Whitlock Kelleher * Jolene Rossell Rebekah Sell

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Lydia Butler Cayton Ashley Atwell Culjan * Melinda Craddock Dixon * Zachary T. Dixon Sarah Geraci Anthony R. Marino * Brandon J. Ouellette * Tiffany Adams Ouellette Brad L. Sutcliffe John E. Swanson Kaitlyn Washburn

CLASS OF 2015 Alumni of Record: 254 Participation Rate: 5%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Haleigh Garrett McLean

* Jacob R. McLean Elizabeth Meyer

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Ian Alastair Bennett Carly Abbott Haddock Nicole Kamzic * Samantha Stevenson Knichel * Erin Willhite Lafary * Ethan Scott Lafary Adam P. Ruble * Max Anthony Seisser Kelly Swann

Donor

Beau J. Geier

CLASS OF 2016 Alumni of Record: 272 Participation Rate: 1%

Scots Club $500-$999 Tyler R. Baxter

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Andrew A. Mathison

CLASS OF 2017 Alumni of Record: 312 Participation Rate: 4%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Tyler J. Altfillisch Kayla Beadles

Pipers Club $1-$99

Katelynn Propes Carter * Samantha Estrada Mary Griffith Anita Herrera Miranda Jones Nicholas P. Mainz Jacob P. Marx Madeline Poole Blake A. Sondgeroth John A. Williams

CLASS OF 2018 Alumni of Record: 290 Participation Rate: 3%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Courtney McGehee

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Antonetta Axup Farida Mohammed Bature Angela Baumann Danny S. Evers

Pipers Club $1-$99

Samantha Bergstrand Anthony David Bryant

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Vaughn R. Gentzler Isabella Kosier * Kaylee Kurtz Mathison

CLASS OF 2019 Alumni of Record: 198 Participation Rate: 6%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Blake Christian Bryan Connor S. McDonald

Pipers Club $1-$99

John Jeremiah Cotter Oscar Diaz Paige Gerard John Frederick Hintz II Denzel B. Johnson Sobhi Gheath Kazmouz Elizabeth Smith Kaelin Sommer Tara Sturgeon

CLASS OF 2020 Alumni of Record: 210 Participation Rate: 5%

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Jacob J. Durdan

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Lucas K. Sondgeroth

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alysia Collins McKenzie Devilder Richard W. Eyre Aleeka Gentzler Arturo A. Monroy Gabrielle Nance Benjamin Nelson Elizabeth Reasoner Makayla Shaw

CLASS OF 2021 Alumni of Record: 200 Participation Rate: 39%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Tyler Jay Halsey Griffin Allan Morrill Clayton Schulenberg

Pipers Club $1-$99

Lesly Bahena Montoya Jack Douglas Barnett Morgan Bemis Madelyn Bird Abigail Bourscheidt Angela Capasso Dylan A. Chiaro Taylor Coffman

Megan Corniels Seth Wyatt Croslow Erika Cruz Diaz Alexander James Cutright Ryan Alexander Dawson Dominic J. Decello Hannah Decker Carly Dunham Jordon B. Eason Brittney Enos Logan William Evans Reid Emerson Fleeger William B. Fox Matthew Thomas Franciscovich Savannah Franklund Rodolfo De Jesus Garcia Gavin Matthew Gard Fabian Gradilla Lizbeth Gutierrez Jarrod Hall Zachary James Harris Alec Robert Hayes Katherine Hayes Alexander Michael Houseal Emma Johanns Trevor J. Jones Seth T. King Jasmine Knoles Alyssa Konieczny Emily Krueger Cynthia Ladner Gunnar Steven Leaf Sarah Loeffler Rylee Mann Kieren Marshall Brenda Matias-Cruz Teagan McKenna Kyle G. McLaughlin Hannah McVey Kirsten Menke Allison Meyers Alissa Miner Abierre Minor Praburaman Mohan Kylie Monroe Miranda Pasky Austin Pfau Grant Michael Powers Rebecca Quick Emily Rein Holly Reyner Katelyn Richter Connor Wesley Schmall Leigha Sebben Joseph E. Shie Julia Sterr Kyla Suter

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Nicholas Alexander Thomas Alison Trettin Austin J. Vannaken Josie Welker Chandler Brooks White Colton Dean Willhardt Nathan Paul Williams Stephanie Williams Thomas Donald Witty

CLASS OF 2023 Alumni of Record: 9 Participation Rate: 11%

Pipers Club $1-$99 Aspen Chadderdon ’23

Current Students Highlanders Club $100-$249 Shannon Wilbourne

Pipers Club $1-$99 Rosellen Berberich Grace Brooks

Alexandra Chamberlin Triston A. Gibson Emily Henson Troy Stuart Hippen Lillian Hucke Caroline King Brianna Kinkaid Ditza Montesinos Elexus Mowery Brice Felix Ntone Nkongo Kady Patelski Bryan C. Peters Reid P. Sondgeroth John Charles Frederic Steck

Robert Parker Story

Constituent Groups PARENTS OF CURRENT AND FORMER STUDENTS

John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well

President’s Club $25,000 or more

Evard P. Best ’56 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 * Ralph M. Blaesing Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Michael D. Danner ’91 and Julie Danner Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner John Goddard Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess James C. Hornaday ’61 Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Christine Johnston * Leon A. Kraut ’67 Jon J. Kruse ’92 and Jodi Kruse Albert S. Maurer ’56 † Patricia Maurer Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Stuart McKirdy and Ellen McKirdy F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Roxie Pepper † Richard S. Pepper Linda Reed ’69

* Robert J. Ardell ’62 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 † F. Addison Jones J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Anonymous Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Louise DuBois Kasch ’48 Larry E. Millikan ’58 and Jeanine Johnson Millikan ’61 Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

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

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Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth * Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty * Martha Williams Whiteman Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig David T. Workman and Linda Workman

Scots Club $500-$999

Anonymous Lyman H. Bond III Charles Wayne Carroll and Lois Geist Kevin Daleiden and Carla Daleiden Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak-Edmonds * Frederick A. Fletcher Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow Rita Goodwin Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Gordon Hunter II and Kathryn Hunter Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Phyllis Lanphere Kettering ’58 Janet Link Leonard ’63 and

Robert D. Leonard Jr. Maureen Smiley Liesman ’60 Scott Martin and Linda Martin * Brooks McDaniel Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 † Thomas W. Nichol ’54 Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Anthony E. Oakson and Brenda Oakson Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patricia Peters Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie JoAnn Sorensen Cynthia Waltershausen ’67 and George L. Waltershausen

Tartan Club $250-$499

James W. Albright ’69 Raymond S. Bland ’79 and Kimberly Whowell Bland ’81 Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Jeff S. Cutler George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee James Dunn and Patricia Dunn Joan Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hallam J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 and Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Donald A. Hitchcock ’73 Kirk A. Holman ’83 Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson * Richard A. Johnson ’70

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Mary Rowley Kauzlarich ’41 Amy Lythgoe Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 Bruce C. Ogilvie ’68 and Rebecca Reedy Ogilvie ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch Dorothy Aszman Ricketts ’83 Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney Judith Fiene Van Horn ’66 and Robert J. Van Horn

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Thomas A. Appel and Jill Appel John Asplund and Julie Asplund Casey A. Ball William K. Barrington and Jean Barrington Amy McBride Basic ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer John K. Baumann ’57 and Beverly Carlson Baumann ’58 Douglas Baur and Karen Baur Martha Beck Michael A. Berberich ’94 and Christine Berberich David L. Bergerhouse and Gloria Rumph Robert Bernas and Marcia Bernas Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Betty Jerden Bollman ’71 * Rodney E. Bollman ’56 Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Sandra Bryant Steven L. Buban Stephanie Burke William Carter and Joy Carter Laura Cavanaugh ’86 * Noreen Batek Cedars ’62 Abie R. Chadderdon and Penni Chadderdon Mark O. Chaffee and Juli Chaffee James Clark and Jennifer Clark David Compton and Patricia Compton Christopher Cornelius and Lisa Cornelius * Robert L. Curtis ’79 * Gary L. Daniels James Dodge and Constance Dodge Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 W. Brent Dugan ’94

Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin † Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 Alan R. Farris ’76 and Sarah Farris Anita Fillman Robert B. Firchau and Mary Firchau Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Sheryl Johnson Geiger ’56 † Kenneth Geiger ’53 Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Jane Gramkow Daniel Greising and Rebecca Greising Gregg Guenther ’90 and Traci Swanson Guenther ’93 Timothy M. Haak ’80 and Christine Haak Mary Johnson Hanlin ’66 Jeffrey Hansen and Shannon Hansen Mary Hawk † Roger J. Hawk Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Michael W. Hoag and Becky Hoag Amber Hogan Hogan-Spoon ’84 James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Dale Hull Mary Beth Incorvati Christopher Johnston and Angela Johnston Allen Jones and Roberta Jones Ann Jones Kelly Kane and Patricia Kane Daniel T. Kavanaugh and Candice Kavanaugh John D. Keeley John J. Klein and Jana Klein Charles T. Koenn and Ann Koenn Gerald Korb and Loree Korb Paul J. Kossack and Joan Kossack Peter Koupas and Georgia Koupas Anthony D. Kozelichki and Linda Kozelichki Pamela Murray Kuby ’85 Ann Lampariello Sandra Frey Landrey ’86 and Robert Landrey Joan Law Kristoff Leuzinger Barton Brian D. Logan and Brenda Logan

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Steven D.. Mahrt and Vickie Mahrt Kathryn Mainz David R. Mann ’95 and Elizabeth Doty Mann ’95 Eric McClaughry ’89 George B. McEldowney and Patricia McEldowney Deena Fisher McLaughlin William M. McNall ’81 and Jane Simpson McNall Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara Grady E. Miller and Linda Miller Beth Moorehouse Elaine Morrill Lynn A. Nelson ’57 Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Melissa Painter Olson ’98 and Jeffrey Olson Terry H. Ostermeier Lazaro M. Perez Kristeen Ford Peterson ’81 and Quentin J. Peterson Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler David P. Poirier and Christine Poirier Raymond Pollastrini and Mary Pollastrini Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Rosemary Pullen Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin David A. Riggs ’87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ’89 Mark Riley and Donna Riley Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Jolene Rossell ’14 and William Rossell Mitchell P. Russell ’98 and Julie Casteel Russell ’96 Harold L. Saline ’72 and Terrie Saline William G. Schlobohm Kenneth Schneider and Vanessa Schneider Jan Weshinskey Schons ’69 and Carl R. Schons David K. Sebben and Erin Sebben

Bruce Setchell and Lori Setchell Kevin Shaw and Susan Shaw Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Lori Shields Gregory Simpson ’87 and Gail Cook Simpson ’87 Hillis Skov Stacy Jordan Stoyanoff ’91 and Dawn Pfeiffer Stoyanoff ’92 Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Kevin D. Swift Charles Temaner and Laury Temaner Craig VanMetre and Donna VanMetre Don L. Voss and Brooke Voss Joseph L. White ’65 and Diane Whitt White ’68 James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop Hurley H. Wilbourne and Patricia Wilbourne R. Tracy Williams ’75 and Cynthia Williams Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Linda Yelm Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull-Zaleski

Pipers Club $1-$99

Janet Anderson Ann Arnold Betty Babcock Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry Cindy Beadles Richard Bell and Susan Bell * Nancy Garretson Benzon ’64 * Thomas Best E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Lenard Bolon and Wendine Bolon Bill Bona and Cathy Bona Amy Bond Beth Brouillet Gary L. Brown and Rachael Brown Rosemary Browning Barbara Wheeler Byrne ’77 and Larry Byrne John P. Callahan and Jane Callahan Ann Callaway Dean Campbell and Cheryl Campbell Thomas J. Carroll and Barbara Carroll Martha Carwile

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C onstituent Groups – Parents of Current Students (Pipers Club continued) Martin J. Casey Sr. and Diane Casey Ildefonso Cervantes Lagunas Jason Chamberlin and Andra Chamberlin Demetrio Chavez and Eva Chavez David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen Paul Clennon and Barbara Clennon Daniel C. Cliffel and Tyann Cliffel Leland Coleman III and Brionna Coleman Rodney L. Cook and Cathy Cook Terrance L. Cordia and Michele Cordia Daniel Cullick and Lynn Cullick Jessica Daniels Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 Lisa Decello Paulino Diaz and Elvira Diaz Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dice Paul D. Dockins and Leann Dockins Hollis F. Douglas Jr. and Sabrina Douglas Robert W. Douglas and Alice Douglas Joanne Eary Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Tom Evers and Tara Evers Thomas P. Everson Lori Eyre Neil Finlen and Lynda Finlen Vicki Fogle Kelly Ford ’85 John R. Foster Jr. and Annjanette Foster Jill Franklund Russel Garey and Vicky Garey Clarissa Gentzler Mike Gonet and Linda Gonet David J. Graham and Sherrie Graham Mary Martin Graham ’70 and Stephen W. Graham Jr. Ron Hall and Audree Hall Mark Harms and Kari Harms Jeffrey P. Harshbarger and Cynthia Harshbarger Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn

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Mike Hayes and Shelly Hayes Gary R. Heaton and Jonalyn Lawson Heaton Dennis R. Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo Kevin Hickey and Joanne Hickey Susan Higbee Thomas E. Johanns and Andrea Johanns * Karri Johnson David Allen Kaus and Kathleen Kaus Doris Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. John Kerr Mark Kimzey and Linda Kimzey Scott Kostiuk and Laura Kostiuk Darrell Kuehl and Suzanne Kuehl Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 David D. Long and Linda Long Michael Mainz Kathleen Markland Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Tim Maxwell and Angelique Maxwell Donald McClarey and Catherine McClarey Troy B. McCrery ’87 and Theresa Brockhouse McCrery Becky McDonald Jack L. McDonald ’89 Lyndon D. Meyer Glen Misek and Laurel Kilpatrick Bradley Nelson and Jennifer Nelson Michael L. Nelson and Sheila Nelson Jeffrey Nowicki and Kathryn Nowicki Barry O’Brien and Mary O’Brien Julie O’Hara Reid Olson and Maureen Olson Carol Boston O’Shaughnessy ’57 Sheri White Owen ’96 Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt William Reichow and Marcia Reichow Charles T. Rein and Laura Andrews-Rein Mark F. Reyner and Naomi Reyner Stephen L. Rider and Karen Rider Brenda Robinson-Young Carolyn Ross George N. Ruglio and Tracey Ruglio Rod Scherpe and Leeanne Scherpe Daniel L. Schisler ’94 and Angela Schisler Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer

Howard V. Scott and Donna Scott Jim A Sellers Jr. and Jackie Sellers Faith Selzer Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski Brenda Steck Larry S. Sterett ’56 Douglas Stone and Ann Conroy Matthew W. Streibich and Jeanne Streibich John Strohmeier and Grace Strohmeier Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Stumpf Ralph Teske † Michelle Teske Matthew L. Turley and Erica Turley Kevin Turner and Dawn Turner William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Rebecca Vlcek-Denton Lori Willhite Carl Williams and Lana Williams Matthew Wilson and Suzanne Wilson Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Deneen Wojtasiak Linda Wolgamott Judy Yeast

FACULTY AND STAFF Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Anne Mamary * Clarence R. Wyatt

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Melony Sacopulos Sarah Young

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Jennifer Armstrong * Michael J. Blaesing ’96 * Charles Duane Bonifer * Kristen English * Kristyne Gilbert ’90 * Mollie Williams Harrod ’07 Christine Johnston * Hannah Reagor Maher Carolyn Suda Mark E. Willhardt

Scots Club $500-$999

Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 * Chad M. Braun * Jennifer Braun * Dana Jensen Robin A. Johnson ’80 * Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 Laura Moore * Karen Ogorzalek * Mark S. Ogorzalek * Daniel J. Ott * Teresa Ott * Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 * Thomas A. Sargent ’85 Joan Wertz

Tartan Club $250-$499

Sherry Bair * Lori Ferguson Sarah Henderson * Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 * Dan A. Nolan McKenzie Price * Douglas B. Rankin ’79 * Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 * Joseph C. Schreck * Michelle Holschuh Simmons * Robert Holschuh Simmons * Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 * Lori Walters-Kramer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Andre P. Audette * Kevin S. Baldwin Mary Beintema Marjorie Bond * Sherrie Brooks Steven L. Buban * Susan Inskeep Clark * Andrea Gillen Crum Wendy Downing Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 * Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 Danny S. Evers ’18 * Heather Fisher * Jevanie Gillen Ronda Ehlen Hall ’85 Roger D. Haynes ’82 Brian C. Jordan ’09 Elizabeth Kopping Ashwani Kumar Tamara La Prad * Tara Todd Lewis ’03 * Stacy Ashton Lotz Kathryn Mainz Deena Fisher McLaughlin * Jacob R. McLean ’15 * William M. McNall ’81 * Barry J. McNamara

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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* Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 * Jeffrey Olson Timothy A. Pahel Trudi Peterson * Dana L. Poole * Jeffrey D. Rankin * Therese Worden Rankin ’00 * Mitchell P. Russell ’98 * Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni * Todd A. Skrivseth * Bradley E. Sturgeon Emily Thebeau * Timothy J. Tibbetts * Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 * Craig T. Vivian * Jessica Vivian * Amy Warrington Jonathan M. Welty ’12 * Brian K. Woodard ’97 Linda Yelm * Amy Zesbaugh

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Trina Barry Amanda Barwise Cindy Beadles Marlo Beard * Alan R. Betourne II ’05 * Jeanne Blust * Wendine Bolon Agnes Boock Paula Buban Vanessa Campagna * Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 * Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 * Daryl B. Carr ’88 Martha Carwile * Rodney L. Cook Michelle Damian * Andrew R. Davis * Lynn Daw * Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Steven P. Distin ’08 Joanne Eary * Lisa Eckley Eric Engstrom * Cathy Fasano * Christopher Fasano * John R. Foster Jr. * Joseph J. Freitag ’07 Timothy P. Gaster Audra Goach * Sharon Gonzalez Mark E. Grover Daniel Hill Daniel R. Kane ’13 Petra Kuppinger * Erin Willhite Lafary ’15

Rylee Mann ’21 Jill Munson Michael Nelson Sheri White Owen ’96 * Brandon J. Ouellette ’14 * Emilee Renwick Nicholas Rizzo Kevin R. Roberts Bradley Rowe * John N. Salazar Howard V. Scott * Patricia Ohler Shallenberger * Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 Michael Sostarecz Annette St Ledger * Marci Switzer Jennifer Thorndike * William Urban * Robert Utterback * Craig Watson Christopher Wilson David C. Wright * Janis Wunderlich

FRIENDS President’s Club $25,000 or more * Elizabeth Ardell * John L. Collier * Barbara Dahl * Richard Edwards Pamela Fruth * Beverly Goldsborough * Rebecca Hart * Deborah Kopinski * Liz McGehee * Kathryn McGrath † Betty Peacock * Peter N. Witty

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * Kathleen Dickson * Judy Klusendorf * Josephine Mainetti Thomas J. and Sue McDowell * Lonn W. Myers * Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt * Linda Oggel J. Hunter and Julie Peacock * Carolyn Plummer Robert J. Shriner Jr. * Leslie Svoboda * Daniel Watts Ronald C. Wheeler * Lee Yahnke

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * James F. Beall * Harlow B. Blum Robert and Hope Cerpa * Curtis M. FitzGerald

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

* Lawrence W. Galloway * David W. Greer * Pamela Kerr * Judith Knox * Dina Nathanson * Kay Riley * Joyce Simpson * Diane Smith Nancy Snowden * Raymond E. Sorenson Ruth Wright * Michael Zachmeyer

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Anonymous Ronald L. and Jane Bowers Gaye Burek * Bonnie Carroll * Carolyn Cottrell * Marcia Courson * Kathleen Fuller * Barbara Graue Linda Groves * Michele Johnson * Phyllis Kaskel * Shalaine Maher Vincent D. Mahoney * Michael R. Robinson * Robert K. Thierry III * Tina Tupper * Winona Willing George J. Wolcott

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Anonymous Friends * Kent Armstrong * Wanda Asplund * Susan Austin * Lyle Baele * Winona Barcon * Shirley Barton * Brandt Beeman * Eileen Beveridge * Susan Blaesing * Robert Bollman * Karen Bowden Gail Bunce * Barbara Caldwell Kirk Chestnut Simon C. and Stacy Cordery * Karen Dahlstrom * Julie Danner * Dawn Darner F. Garvin Jr. and Bernice Davenport * Ben R. Day James L. and Janet De Young * Dorene Denney * Kristie DiGiorgio * Victor E. Dobras * Cynthia Dorsch

* Gregory M. Dotseth * Julia Duffy * Charles E. Fienning * Peter C. Fishburn Marie Foster * May Gamer * Kim Goehl Merle B. Growden * Lois Hadsell Neal and Jacquelyn Condon Heerwagen Gilbert and Victoria Hennenfent * Keely Hillison * Monica Kapoor † Harold T. Kinney Sr. * Robert Kraft * Elizabeth Kreitler * Jodi Kruse * Heidi Lawson Suellen Lee * Kristina Lewis * Dennis Lowry * James C. Lubs * Jeffery G. Maher R. Jeremy and Mary McNamara * Diane McQueen * Gayle Mimnaugh * Lynette Cadwell Mortonson * Bruce Edmund Nolin * Daniel O’Hara * Sean D. O’Laughlin * Martha Pailes * Donna Perzigian * Judith Reinsberg * Ned C. Roberts John Schwind * Dave Scott * Janet Agan Shauman * Ruth Simmons * Ilene Sipe * Debra Smith * Mary Smith John and Denise Turnbull * Kirk Van Kuiken * Allen Voetberg * Debbie Weiman * Laura Welti * Allison Whistle Melissa Wieland * Jonathan Wiswall * Jean Wollrab * Bronwyn Yocum

Scots Club $500-$999

* Marisa Barrile * Benjamin R. Bebout Nancy Blew Scott and Janey Bond * Sharon Borine * Judith Bowen Lorraine Broge

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C onstituent Groups –Friends (Scots Club , continued) * Joyce Carolus * Catherine Darrah * Fredrick C. Estes Trevor Ewell Nancy Fritz Susan Fritz Christopher J. and Lisa Gavin Peter A. and Janet Gebauer * Elizabeth Hamilton * Barbara Hartig * John Haynor * Lori Herrin Patricia Ikan * Ines Irelan * Millicent Knight * Jerry Ledbetter Kathleen Lowe-Arthur * Grant MacKenzie * Laura McCabe * Linda McDaniel * Marna McDaniel Robert E. and Carolyn Meling * Barbara Mitchell * Roxanne Mitchell * Terry D. Moss * Sandra Murray * John R. Nelson * Beth Owens * Norma Phelps * Corey Plath * Virginia Rassieur * James Roolf John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips * Dianne Sears * Bonnie Stephenson * Ellen Stergulz * James Stipp * Jane Taylor * Tory Tweedy * Joyce Van Cura

Tartan Club $250-$499

Anonymous * Sally Adams * Vicki Amgott * Robert Ashen Kasim Baihaki and Robert Dahl * Ben H. Baker * Daniel P. Beatty * Douglas E. Bellm * Joyce Bianucci * Dennis Blewitt * Carolee Block * Debbie Bockler * Melody Bollin * Lorraine Botticelli

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* Amy Boyd * Darwin Bretsch * Duane Albert Brown Ralph D. Butler * Penny Campbell * Blanche Capilos Bruce Chapman * Jennifer Clair * Foong Crooks Robert A. Dahl and Kasim Baihaki * Ashley Davis * Louise DeDera * Laura Derbak Mark DeVries * William Duncan * Bonnie Edson * Christina Edwards * Dawn Edwards * Barbara Evans James W. and Kel-Ann Eyler * Jon Ferguson * John Foley * Joanne Forkner Kim Fornero * Dee Garretson * Keith Garrison * Katie Gerrity * Robert P. Gundersen * Bradford Hardie * Karen Hartman * Jane Heaton * Carrie Holland Darrell Johnson * Lois Jornlin John Karason * Mary Karcher * Reese Kemp † Spencer Knox * Dennis K. Kohlmeyer * Holly Kost * Tim Kramer * Shari Kuroki * William C. Lee * Lani Leuthner * Beverly Linnihan * Eric Lovato * Gary G. Makowski * Eric Mandel * Randy Manthei * Janet Martin * Ann McEntee * Judy McKee * Connie Mell * Rhonda Murmann * John M. Myers * Kay Nolan

* Mary Noton Emily Olszewski John and Beth Osterlund * Michel Palomo * Thomas Parker * Kevin Peterson * Suzanne Peterson * Christine Pfaffmann Jane Hartley Pratt * Brenda Pyatt Ursula Reinhold * Sandra Remmert Patricia Root * Amber Ross * Mary Ruyle * Martha Sanders * Catherine Sawyer * Patricia Schluter * Lawrence Seiwert * Diane Silhanek * Elizabeth Smith * Paul Stoffer * Mark W. Talbott * Carole Thompson Joyce Tuttle * Shiraz Y. Vakharia * John Van Kirk Mitchell Walker * Julie Weber Esther White * Marsha Wilson * Stewart D. Work

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* James Abbott * Daniel A. Alfrey * Kay Amy * Mary Anderson George F. Arnold * Margaret Asoian Robert R. and Christine Ayers * Steven W. Babcock * Heather Henson Baldwin * Ronald Barman * Michele Bates * Cale Becker * Richard D. Bell * Nancy Berg * Todd L. Bezenah * Robert Bibens * Brenda Birkhofer * Tina Birkhoff * Alathea Blischke * Georgiana Bollman Kathryn Bondurant * Roderick P. Brand * Gary M. Briddick * George T. Britton III Mary Brockman * Jani Brooks * Samuel P. Brooks

* Abby Brown * Bruce Brown * K. Reagin Brown * Max A. Brown * Tary L. Brown * Lynn Brunswick * Susan Bubb * Robert Budach * Melanie Burns Mr. and Mrs. John W. Burton Mr. and Mrs. William F. Busbey * Judy Calhoun Ann Campbell * Patricia Campbell * Brett Cazalet * Delbert Cedars * Thelma Chatfield Paul Cheffers * Alex D. Clark Kevin L. Cline * Richard A. Coon Paula Cramer * Curtis L. Crum * Mary Daniels * Karen Deam * Stefanie Dougherty Dorothy Douglas * Barbara Downard * Gary M. Dulin * Nicole Mason Edmonds * Branndon Elsbree * Roxann Elsey * Kathryn Fetters Emery * Paul R. Everding * Mary Eyre-Cerkez Mr. and Mrs. Kent Fawcett * Sharon Fish * Tim Fitzgibbon * Patricia Gee * Shabana Gidwani Trent and Adrienne Gilbert Brian Glesne * Valerie Glotfelty Katie Graham Graham Nicole Graham * Mike Green * Judith Greer * Janet Grummitt Mr. and Mrs. David M. Haaland * Gary Haman * Richard Harrington * Edward H. Harrison * Debbie Henderson * Cheryl Henry John E. Hermann * Michael Herzog Rose Hofer * Chris Holmes * Ronald R. Hunt * Jesse W. Ivy

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Kathleen Johnson * Nancy Johnson * Pamelia Johnson * B. Rees Jones * Susan Kanter Joseph Kennedy * Nancy Kenney * William D. Keys * Joellyn Kinzer * Kevin Kromer * Richard H. Kruse * Judith Kukla Alan J. Kulczewski * Winnie Larson * Greg Lewis * Shirley Lieb * Carol Lindsay * Alejandro Lopez * William Lotz * Paul Ludkey * Ann Ludlow * Kathleen Lufler * H. James Lyall * Sally Mabry * Mark Macomber * Wayne MacVey * John Mangian * Gloria Mar Mark Matera * Patricia Matthews * Robert C. McCoy * Chad Messman * Rebecca Miles * Victoria Millar Judy Minteer Howard Moffet * James J. Mohan Charles E. Jr. and Jeanne Morris Matthew S. and Laura Morrison * Peggy Morton Kathleen Mozolic * John C. Murphy * Karen Nantus Elizabeth Nieman * Jeanette Novarina * Lance Oetting Beverly Orlove * Barbara Paasch Linda Park * Nathan J. Parsons * James J. Paton * Kathleen Patterson † Joyce Patterson * Michael Pearson * Quentin J. Peterson * Janice Poole * Richard N. Porter * Brett Postin Barbara Provus * James E. Pushaw

* Denise Radford * Mark Rehn * Judith Rhodenbaugh * Joy Rodgers * Colin A. Romero Joann Rompella * Ann Rowland Erhard G. Saettler * Benjamin C. Sanberg Ronnie Sassoon Anne Schelle * Ronald Ray Selken * Paula Serbin * Margaret Sharp * James Shaw * Robert Sherman * Thomas Shilton * Nancy Shunick Michael D. Silver and Suzanne Woll * Karen Simpson Kathie Skahill * Sarah Skrivseth * Antoinette Smith * Richard Spenn James L. and Barbara Spiker * James Spotts * Chad Springer * Cynthia Stack * Jerome Steffel * Tyler Stockton * Katherine Sturgeon * Charlie Sullivan * Jane Sutton * Frank Szitta Jean Tait * Carole Taylor * Don C. Teel * Marc Thannert * Harold Varce * Helen Verigan * Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. * Kevin D. Warrington * Robert I. Watson Jr. * Matthew Wawrzynski * Linda Wayne * Maurine Webb * John Welch * Howard West * Dale Whiteside * Linda Wild * Rich Wolek * Jean Wolf * Barbara Wolma David and Frances Work * Tim Wray * Marilyn Yarde * Amy Zesbaugh * Nermina Zvizdich

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Anonymous Linda Allen Betty Anderson Marcy Anderson Wayne I. Anderson * Robert Baldyga Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Barnes * Michael D. Barry * Richard R Benzon * Mark Berosek * Lisa Betourne * Jeanne Blust Andrew R. and Mary Boster Craig Brenner Jacqueline Brentise Leila Britt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brocka * Gerald Brooks Pamela Brooks * Diane Brown * Michael A. Buresch * Justin Burke * Kevin Caba * Pamela Camp * Krystal Carlson * Peggy Carr * Jeremiah Carscadden * Frieda Carstens * Nathan Catour * Sherwin Chan Annabelle Clark Jessica Coleman Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Couri * Jeff Creek Holly Crotty * Dusty Culjan Kathryn Cullivan * Tammy Davis * Brian W. Daw * Mary Dawson Constance Deal Alice Defenbaugh * Harlan M. DeLozier * Eric Dickens Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Doden * Diane Dorn * Carrie Downs * Andrew Justin Doyle * Jenna Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Egger Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Eisenbarth Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elliott * Donna Elmer * Robert Estrada * Cynthia Evans Stacey Evert * Margery Exton Richard E. and Susan Farthing

* Cathy Fasano * Bryan Fitzjarrald * Annjanette Foster * Ruth Foster James Furst Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Gardner * Gary A. Garwood David Geer * C Wayne Gibson * Karen Goss * Dan Gross Chris Grover * Carl Grundstrom Tim Hallinan * Robert Hamrin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harmison Gertrude Hart * Will Hart * Molly Heatherly Jacki Henderson David Henebry * Thomas D. Holst Michael and Susan Hufford * Miranda Jones * Frank A. Katalinich * Judith Kellner Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kennedy Jan Kiley * Cindy Kimm * Dawn Kirk * Kevin Richard Knitter Patricia Krause Cherie Lee * David S. Lewis * Loren C. Lindeke Marco Losito * Justin McCarthy * Dallas Kraig McCreary * James L. McDonald Kenneth G. McMillan Mr. and Mrs. John W. Millar Darlene Moffet Mr. and Mrs. G. Rodger Moon * Charles A. Mullen * Barbara Muntzel Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Murray Benjamin Nahrstadt Tina Nassos Stephen O. Neal * Mi Nelson * Gladys Olson Margaret Olszewski * Steven J. Orte * Phyllis Ortman * Paul Scott Page Lynn Pattison * Ronald Pike Andrew Pond * Sara Ragar * Nick Ragusa

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C onstituent Groups –Friends (Highlanders Club , continued) Patrick C. Reed Suzanne Reimolds Tatlin Resetich * Anna Richards * Dudley Ricketts * Maria Riddick * Robert Roehl * Brian Roseman * Gregory Rothbardt Jennifer Sarver * Angela Schisler * Sarah Schoper Curtis L. Schrock * Connie Schurr Carol Seaman * Jerry Sears Richard Sepulveda * Mark Shallenberger Cheri Shields * Henry R. Shimmin * Bob L. Shull Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sickmon Lynda Simons * Brenda Haase Smith * Henry Smith * Jeff Smith Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller * Bruce L. Snyder Irina Solonenko Russell and Rhonda Spence Donald Sproat Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Ledger * John Stebbins * Jack K. Stephens * Jeff Stevenson * Leslie Stickels Mr. and Mrs. Johnathon B. Stigall * Elizabeth Storms * Nicole Stripe Katie Styrt * Joseph L. Switzer * Janice Taniguchi Angela Thomason Rosemary Thorn Chet Travis Marta Tucker * Bradley W. Underwood * Audrey Utterback John R. and Marilyn Van Ausdall Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vinci * Craig E. Wagner Jane Walker William J. Wallace * Stephen L. Walsh * Susan Ward Dylan Waters * Margaret Watson * Bruce W Weal Carolyn Weber

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* Benjamin F. Weinert * Jared Wilkes Dennis R. and Peggy Willhardt * Oliver R. Williams * Taylor Wilmoth * Judith Wimer Douglas F. Winebright * John Young * Steve Yuchs * J. Bradley Zessin

BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS 67 Athletics LLC Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Anchor Lumber Do-it Center Anonymous Appraisal Company of Cape Cod, Inc. Aramark Global Business Services Asplund Farm Account Associated Colleges of Illinois Bane and Shunick Blackbaud Giving Fund by its Agent Your Cause - Bayer Blackbaud Giving Fund by Its Agent, Your Cause - IBM Blackbaud Giving Fund by Its Agent, Yourcause - Chevron BP Foundation, Inc. Buffalo 67 Caterpillar Employee Political Action Committee Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Disbursement Portal Coastwide Environmental Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties Country Financial Danner Family Dentistry David Vaughan Investments Inc. Dominion Energy Foundation Dr. Harrell C. Watts DDS First Lutheran Church GE Foundation H & L Plumbing & Heating LLC Hieu Tran DBA Insurance Agent Howard Hughes Medical Institute Huron Consulting Group IBM Matching Grants Program Inspectrum Home Inspections ITW Corporate Disbursement John P. White Jr. Attorney At Law Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program

Johnson Controls Foundation Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program JPMorgan Chase Foundation Julia A. Paulson, DMD, and Peter L. Paulson, DMD Kellogg Printing Company Kone Inc. Law Offices of Robert E. Hillison Midwest Bank Midwest Uniform Supply Modern Grain Systems Inc. Monmouth AAUP Chapter Monmouth Storage MTC Communications Nelson Consulting LLC Niwot Blacksmith LLC Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. OSF Healthcare Systems Paul D. Rickey Farm Account Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Prairie Vista Farm Presbyterian Church (USA) QRSE LLC Rip Fulton Business Account Robbins Treat Resources LLC/ DBA Prairie Communications Robert G. Thompson Trucking Robyn Ann Valle PC Ron’s Fashion Flair Security Savings Bank Simply Vein Smithfield Foods Stack Properties State Farm Companies Foundation Stephen L. Rider DDS Steven K. Murmann DDS Stifel Success Coach, INC. The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Microsoft The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Abbott Laboratories The Benevity Community Impact Fund, Nike The Farris Law Office Tin Cup Turnbull Funeral Homes Ty Ink Promotions, Inc. William S. Daniel Attorney At Law Wortman Farm Account Yourcause, As Agent for Blackbaud Giving Fund for Mastercard Impact Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Matching Employee Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Norfolk Southern Foundation Yourcause, Trustee for CDW Matching Gifts

ESTATES Richard Ameen Estate Barbara D. Guest Trust Harold A. Jacobs and Madeline R. Jacobs Revocable Trust James D. Galbreath Estate Janet Gillis Hansen Estate Juanita Reinhard Estate Lois H. Myers Estate Newton D. Engstrom Trust John and Carol Sieben Esate William M. LeSuer Estate

FOUNDATIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRUSTS & DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Anonymous 2013 Luttrell Family Trust Eleanor J Luttrell Trust Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Alvin T. Peterson Trust Amazon Smile Foundation Ann B. Michael IRA Ann M. Collier & John L. Collier Trust Anne Harmon IRA Arlene C. Flynn IRA B. Gertrude Davis Decl. of Trust Baele Family Charitable Fund Barbara Huwe Fund Barbara Van Cura IRA Beth B. Tyre Charitable Fund Bill Ellefson IRA Block Family Giving Fund Bonnie J. McClaren IRA Charlie’s Charities Chestnut Family Charitable Fund Chism Endowment Fund Clarks Fork Foundation Cline-Lofftus Foundation 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 Trust David L. Arnold IRA David M. and Sally Devries Family Charitable Fund Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Denniston Revocable Trust Dew Revocable Trust Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Dr. C. Thomas Rezner IRA Merrill Lynch Dwight Tierney IRA

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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E. Jay Van Cura MD Charitable Fund Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Eleanor Ketcham Trust Elizabeth Dean and Robert James Ardell Donor Advised Fund Esther M. White Trust Everence Foundation, Inc for Lucille Rupe Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA Frederick C. Pfaffmann Ira Frederick W. Wackerle Charitable Fund Gail Bunce IRA Gary and Mary Anne Daniels Trust Gerald A. or Susan B. Boelke Living Trust Gift4Giving Program Glen Ihrig Foundation Trust Greg and Mary Ellen Smith Giving Account Fidelity Charitable Hamil Charitable Account Fund Hardie Family Giving Fund Harrington Living Trust J & L Freedom Foundation J & V Flynn Foundation Jackson Family Trust Charitable Fund Jacobsen Family Foundation James & Claudia Spotts Trust James & Judith Calhoun Rev Trust James A. Syrett Trust James Caldwell IRA James DeYoung IRA James R. Klusendorf IRA Jan M. Schons Trust Jawaharlal Charitable Trust Jeanne Robeson IRA Jerry Ledbetter IRA Jim and Anne Beall IRA John A. and Marcia H. Courson Revocable Trust John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund John D Keeley Living Trust John D. Schwind Living Trust John Hermann Declaration of Trust JW Ashenhurst Trust Kapoor Family Fund Karl K. Taylor IRA Kennedy Family Charitable Fund Larry Millikan IRA Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Leon A. Kraut IRA Fidelity Brokerage Services Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust

Linda Klabunde Trust Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA M. Joan Nordstrom Trust Margaret Oakley Trust Mary A. Anderson and Bruce A. Anderson Trust Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Mary E. Belanger Declar of Trust Merle B. Growden IRA Michael McGrath IRA Mitchell Family Charitable Gift Fund Muriel K. Saxum Revocable Trust Nancy and Thomas Flanders Revocable Trust Nancy F. Flanders IRA Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund Nelson Foundation Patricia B. Friese Trust Paul L. Brown IRA Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund Pfaffmann Charitable Fund Phelps Family Fund Picha Giving Fund Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Randolph Living Trust Raymond and Mary Lynn Pollastrini Trust Reed Gift Fund Fidelity Charitable Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Riley Family Fund Greater Des Moines Community Foundation Robert G. Winter and Mary Winter Trust Robert H. Meneilly, Sr. and Shirley A. Meneilly Fund Robert J. Ardell IRA Robin Galloway Donor Advised Fund Roger A. McCaig Living Trust Roger K. Ray IRA Rural School Collaborative Fund Schwab Charitable Fund Scott and Janey Bond Trust Stanley Earl Chism IRA Stephen Dale Mey IRA Stephen Hansen Mortonson IRA Steven Hoffman IRA Stewart Work IRA Susan B. Jones Living Trust Susy D. Condon IRA The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership The Presley Trust The RKC Fund The Twomey Foundation

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Thomas B. Doyle IRA Thomas J. McDowell IRA Thomas S. Davis Trust Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Tornquist Family Foundation United Way of Greater Rochester Trevor & Elizabeth Ewell Donor Advised Fund Vicki Hennenfent IRA Vincent D. Mahoney IRA Vira Bodnaruk Living Trust Virginia Rassieur IRA Wieland Family Foundation William H. Turnbull Trust William J. Droppa and Margaret F. Droppa Trust Wiswall Giving Fund Wm. Schlobohm Trust Yahnke Family Charitable Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Employee Funds YourCause, LLC Trustee for Norfolk Southern Employees

HONORARIA

Harper Appel Jennifer Armstrong Isaac A. Asplund ’23 Rita Benney Loren Michael Berberich ’24 Nicholas Reed Bona ’23 David A. Bowers ’60 Grace Brooks ’21 Taylor Brouillet-Stock ’21 Timothy C. Brown ’98 Shawn M Burke ’22 Allison Carroll ’10 Abie R. Chadderdon Penni Chadderdon Victoria Chaffee ’21 Simon C. Cordery Stacy Cordery Dominic J. Decello ’21 Derek E. Denton ’19 J. Patrick Dodge ’08 Joseph Coan Botte Doner ’21 Bradley T. Dulee ’17 Christopher D. Edmonds ’74 Laura Dulee Engo ’20 Danny S. Evers ’18 Savannah Franklund ’21 Skylar Garey ’24 Kenneth C. Gould ’53 Tyson T. Gramkow ’06 Jake R. Hall ’19 Ruger Hansen ’24 Robert J. Incorvati ’20 Emma Johanns ’21 Donald E. Johnson ’06 Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Regina Bannan Johnson ’01

Robert C. Johnson ’59 Hannah Jones ’22 Alexander W. Kemmer ’15 Jack Thomas Koenn ’22 Kyle Mathew Leuzinger Barton ’24 Celeste Lythgoe ’24 Carla Turner Makowski ’69 Gary G. Makowski Lisa Mallory-Nance Anne Mamary Rylee Mann ’21 Morgan McClaughry ’15 Grant Edward Miller ’22 Gabriela Montoya Gamaliel Montoya Marcus P. Nance Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ’54 Madelaine Perez ’22 Mitchell Werner Perez ’21 McKenzie Price Lucas Patrick Riley ’21 Andrew Jon Scholtens ’14 Anna Scott Max Anthony Seisser ’15 Noah Tristan Shields ’23 Teagan R. Simons ’23 Blake A. Sondgeroth ’17 Lucas K. Sondgeroth ’20 Reid P. Sondgeroth ’23 Nicholas J. Sosnowski ’96 Lobie Stone Shayne Patrick Stone ’17 Tara Sturgeon ’19 Matthew Charles Temaner ’21 Linsey Turner ’23 Robert L. Walker ’51 John L. Watzlawick ’24 Esther White Shannon Wilbourne ’22 Gary D. Willhardt ’59 Madelynn Wilson ’24 Janis Wunderlich Clarence R. Wyatt

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Eric S. Anderson ’75 Morris Beabout Thomas W. Bollman ’61 William L. Chesnutt ’51 David M. Coker ’88 Mark Cox ’84 Mary Bartling Crow ’41 David L. Danner ’64 Leroy Dew ’34 Charles C. Donovan Jr. ’72 Christopher D. Edmonds ’74 Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Janet Faulkner ’71 Lynda Doi Fick ’70 Thomas E. Flanders ’54 Alice Patton Frantzen ’31 Jan Frantzen

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C onstituent Groups —M emorial Gifts (continued)

Peter A. Frantzen ’35 Ralph P. Frazier David A. Frey ’57 Roger J. Fritz ’50 Kathryn Goddard Fritz ’50 Shirley Edwards Furst ’54 Kenneth Geiger ’53 Frank H. Goodwin ’69 Shirley Leiner Greenfield ’45 Marc L. Gustafson ’88 Richard F. Henle ’72 Harlan G. Johnson Susan McDougall Kennedy ’52 Richard L. “Doc” Kieft Frances Brent Killey ’32 Michael B. Kramer ’73 Margaret Kulczewski Timothy G. Lee ’61 Orville D. Liesman ’61 R. Layne McKee ’83 Marcia Simpson Morrill ’57 Walter D. Morrill ’57 Thomas W. Nichol ’54 George C. Nieman Terry R. Park ’62 Thomas Patton ’34 James C. Paul ’69 Grace Gawthrop Peterson ’22 Nelson Potter Jr. ’61 Channing L. Pratt ’51 W. Malcolm Reid ’32 Richard R. Reinhold ’50 Richard D. Rompella ’66 Louise Lauder Roos ’49 Terry D. Schneider ’69 Ira Smolensky Dean St. Ledger David Suda Mary Work Theis ’42 John P. Unterfranz ’75 Marilyn Van Hoozer Kathryn Lueder Waecker ’75 Barbara Smith Walker ’50 Phyllis Holmquist Wheeler ’49 Stanley T. Wherry ’64 Dale R. Witlock ’73 Carol Dettman Wolcott ’63 Robert G. Woll ’34 Evelyn Ruskin Work ’37 J. Richard Work ’43 Minna Fricke Work ’33 Raymond P. Work ’33 Robert M. Work Jr. ’32 Wilma Sterett Work

ORGANIZATIONS Buchanan Center for the Arts

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Faith United Presbyterian Church Network for Good Pittsburgh Conference on Analytical Chemistry & Applied Spectroscopy, Inc. Presbytery of Great Rivers Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Warren County YMCA

ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Marcia Brink Adair ’70

* Andrew D. Kerr * Carol Veith Sorenson ’63

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 * John C. Carlson ’74 * Eugene R. Dawson ’63 * Sean P. Maher ’95 * Mark T. Tupper ’94

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Bradley J. Foley ’95 Michelle Moy ’89 Michelle Perry ’89 Jerri Picha ’75 * Wendell L. Shauman ’67 * Byron Sondgeroth ’88

Scots Club $500-$999

* Robert J. Ardell ’62 David A. Bowers ’60 * Karen Barrett Chism ’65 * William J. Goldsborough ’65 * Augustin S. Hart III ’68 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 * Mark S. Kopinski ’79 * J. Alex McGehee ’81 H. Safford Peacock William L. Trubeck ’68 * Jean Peters Witty ’88 Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Michael B. McCulley ’70 * Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 * J. Hunter Peacock * J. Stanley Pepper ’76 * Dennis M. Plummer ’73 Mark E. Taylor ’78 * Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 Fred Wackerle ’61 * Richard E. Yahnke ’66

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Douglas R. Carlson ’66 * Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 * F. Austin Jones

Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 * Anita Ridge ’88 * William M. Simpson ’65 * Sherman U. Smith ’72 Nancy Snowden * Dwight Tierney ’69 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Clarence R. Wyatt * Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * John A. Courson ’64 Larry G. Gerdes * Gail Simpson Owen ’74 * John J. Scotillo ’72

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Daniel A. Cotter ’88 * Rodney L. Davies ’74 * Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 * Carlos F. Smith ’90 * Ralph E. Whiteman ’52

Scots Club $500-$999 * William T. Irelan ’62

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Robert A. Dahl * Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 * John A. Kemp ’82 Gerald A. Marxman ’55

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Charles E. Morris Jr.

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.

Tyler R. Baxter ’16 * Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 Mary Dues Kemp ’93 Evelina Lipecka ’06 * Christopher J. Pio ’84

Morris Beabout Betty Beabout Boehm ‘54

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Roy E. Bockler ’72 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 * Wade R. Brown ’07 * Zak S. Edmonds ’08 Benjamin M. Hickerson ’05 Jeffrey K. ’13 and Rachel Whitlock ’14 Kelleher * Dawn Pfeiffer Stoyanoff ’92 * Roy J. Sye ’13 Anthony David Bryant ’18 Jennifer Wheeler ’12

President’s Club $25,000 or more

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

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Pipers Club $1-$99

TRUSTEES AND TRUSTEES EMERITI

Thomas W. Bollman ’61 Betty Anderson Betty Jerden Bollman ‘71 Jacqueline Brentise Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Eisenbarth Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Gardner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Harmison Gertrude Hart Jane Marshall Kellogg ‘72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Colleen Fisher Kinney ‘62 † Harold T. Kinney Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Millar Mr. and Mrs. Bryan E. Murray

Ronald V. Nelson ‘72 and Emily Haynes Nelson ‘77 Curtis L. Schrock and Lori Schrock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sickmon Kimberlie Bollman Squier ‘84 Ralph E. Whiteman ‘52 and Martha Williams Whiteman William L. Chesnutt ’51 Janet Maginn Stevenson ’66 Mark Cox ’84 Andrew D. Kerr ‘73 and Pamela Kerr David L. Danner ’64 Betty Beabout Boehm ‘54 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Busbey

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021}

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Couri Holly Crotty Dr. Harrell C. Watts DDS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Elliott Brian Glesne Katie Graham Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kennedy Cherie Lee Mark Matera Mr. and Mrs. G Rodger Moon William H. Ortman ‘64 and Phyllis Ortman Timothy L. Owen ‘73 and Gail Simpson Owen ‘74 Valerie Reppelin Reppelin-Hill ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Johnathon B. Stigall David K. Taylor ‘87 Chet Travis Charles C. Donovan Jr. ’72 Andrew D. Kerr ‘73 and Pamela Kerr Patricia Clark Edmonds ’51 Paul R. Ellefsen ‘61 and Barbara Clark Ellefsen ‘61 Kenneth Geiger ’53 Amy McBride Basic ‘81 Sheryl Johnson Geiger ‘56 Frank J. Wollrab ‘71 and Jean Wollrab Frank H. Goodwin ’69 Rita Goodwin Richard F. Henle ’72 Andrew D. Kerr ‘73 and Pamela Kerr Michael B. Kramer ’73 Roy E. Bockler ‘72 and Debbie Bockler Andrew D. Kerr ‘73 and Pamela Kerr Orville D. Liesman ’61 Kathryn Oliver Tribler ‘60 Walter D. Morrill ’57 Ann Campbell Paul R. Ellefsen ‘61 and Barbara Clark Ellefsen ‘61 Thomas W. Nichol ’54 Jeanne Gittings Robeson ‘60 George C. Nieman Anonymous Anonymous Friends James T. Briscoe ‘73 and Vicki Lowder Young ‘74 Leila Britt

Mr. and Mrs. John W Burton James L. De Young and Janet De Young Mr. and Mrs. James B. Dice Peter A. Gebauer and Janet Gebauer Mr. and Mrs. David M. Haaland Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Jane Marshall Kellogg ‘72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Patricia Krause J. Rodney Lemon ‘63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ‘63 Darlene Moffet Stephen O. Neal James E. Paul ‘58 and Helen Francis Paul ‘59 Therese Worden Rankin ‘00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Jeanne Gittings Robeson ‘60 Ron’s Fashion Flair Carolyn Ross Erhard G. Saettler Thomas A. Sargent ‘85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ‘85 Carol Seaman Mr. and Mrs. Nick Vinci Jane Walker Dennis R. Willhardt and Peggy Willhardt Louise Lauder Roos ’49 Alice Defenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Doden Monmouth Storage Dean St. Ledger Anonymous Gena Corbin Alcorn ‘88 Marcy Anderson George F. Arnold Andre P. Audette Lila Keleher Blum ‘61 and Harlow B. Blum E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Brocka Vanessa Campagna Ann Capion Daryl B. Carr ‘88 and Peggy Carr Martha Carwile Kenneth L. Cramer Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum James L. De Young and Janet De Young

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2020, and June 30, 2021

Marsha Dopheide Joanne Eary Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Egger Mr. and Mrs. Kent Fawcett Audra Goach Mark E. Grover Barbara Hawk Sarah Henderson Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Christine Johnston Ashwani Kumar Kathryn Mainz Anne Mamary Mohsin Masood and Farhat Haq Laura Moore Michael Nelson Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Sheri White Owen ‘96 Douglas B. Rankin ‘79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ‘81 Therese Worden Rankin ‘00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin William Reichow and Marcia Reichow Gregory Rothbardt and Julie Rothbardt Thomas A. Sargent ‘85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ‘85 Jayne Poland Schreck ‘90 and Joseph C. Schreck Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Kari Bailey Shimmin ‘97 and Henry R. Shimmin Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Michael Sostarecz Annette St. Ledger Mr. and Mrs. Paul St. Ledger Raymond P. St. Ledger ‘85 Marta Tucker Turnbull Funeral Homes William Urban and Jacquelynn Urban Robert Utterback and Audrey Utterback John R. Van Ausdall and Marilyn Van Ausdall Craig T. Vivian and Jessica Vivian David C. Volker ‘76 Joan Wertz Ruth Wright Sarah Young

David Suda Lila Keleher Blum ‘61 and Harlow B. Blum Mary Brockman Steven L. Buban Thomas F. Cook II ‘04 and Elizabeth Liput Cook ‘04 Constance Deal Abbey L. Hardin ‘08 and Jennifer Erbes Hardin ‘11 Jennifer C. Hardin ‘11 and Abbey Hardin ‘08 Nancy Loch Anne Mamary R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara Margaret Olszewski Beverly Orlove Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Carolyn Suda John P. Unterfranz ’75 Gregory I. Derbak ‘75 and Laura Derbak Marilyn Van Hoozer JoAnn Sorensen Phyllis Homquist Wheeler ’49 Anonymous Alumni Barbara Wheeler Byrne ‘77 and Larry Byrne James L. De Young and Janet De Young Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Gary R. Heaton and Jonalyn Lawson Heaton John Karason Jeanne Gittings Robeson ‘60 Ronnie Sassoon Anne Schelle

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WE WELCOME NEWS AND PHOTOS related to your career, awards, reunions or travel with your Monmouth College friends, and any other information of interest to your classmates or alumni. We also welcome announcements and photos of alumni weddings and births, as well as alumni obituaries. Please see next page for submission guidelines.

1952

Ralph Whiteman 301 Courtyard Blvd. Monmouth, IL 61462-1098 ralphwhiteman1@gmail.com

1955

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1956

65th REUNION JUNE 2-5, 2022 Sally Smith Larson 5135 Davantry Dr. Dunwoody, GA 30338-4554 larsar@bellsouth.net

Sarah Kniss Stasen has moved into a retirement home in Lincolnshire, Ill., but is still a snowbird in Stuart, Fla., between October and April. She is the proud grandmother of 11 and the greatgrandmother of eight. Sarah says she still keeps in touch with Kathy Bunting Hamrin.

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1960

60th REUNION JUNE 2-5, 2022 Nancy Van Natta Wherry 1910 Highwood Ave. Pekin, IL 61554 njwherry@gmail.com

1961

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1962

60th REUNION JUNE 2-5, 2022 Deeks Carroll 12433 Steamboat Springs Dr. Mokena, IL 60448-1639 deekscarroll@yahoo.com

Anne Quinby Dyni of Boulder, Colo., enjoyed participating in the Monmouth College Zoom reunion in June, and looks forward to more internet-based alumni events. A former middle school science teacher, she later switched to volunteer work and years of oral history interviewing in Boulder County, which resulted in several books on local agriculture history, pioneer schools and three early mining communities. After a two-year pandemic separation, she recently visited her daughter, Beth, on Orcas Island, Wash., and her son, Rob Dyni ’83 in Pittsburgh.

1963

The Rev. Carolyn Copeland Cammenga of Grand Rapids, Mich., has been busy lately, doing supply preaching several times a month and teaching four Zoom language labs each week to seminary students in Cairo, Egypt. Her autobiography, What Others Reject God Accepts, was recently published and is available at both Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

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Carolyn Fifield McMullen of Raleigh, N.C., has been teaching English as a second language for 23 years to students from 82 countries.

Holly Blanchard Daiker sends greetings from Dallas, Texas, where she has lived more than 50 years. Two of her sons also live in Texas.

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Carolyn Horne Kolconay of Mount Pleasant, S.C., reports that she, along with several alumni from her era, were parishioners of the Rev. Bob Meneilly ’45, founding pastor of Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village, Kan., who died in July. Among them were Sandy Johnson Dobras ’61, Phil Muntzel ’62, Sandra Foreman Welker ’62 and Sally Daniels Kent ’62. “He was quite the inspiration!” she writes.

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55th REUNION JUNE 2-5, 2022 Susan Kauzlarich Kuster 1863 Township Rd. 2850N Seaton, IL 61476-9608 susan.kuster@gmail.com

1967

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Jerry Borchardt of Tucson, Ariz., serves as the social media co-leader for the Tucson Chapter of Citizens Climate Lobby and volunteers for American Promise, an organization devoted to passing a constitutional amendment to get dark money out of politics. He is also administrator for the Himmel Park Drum Circle Facebook group in Tucson.

1973

Nick Tucker 429 Linden Ave. Apt. 1-W Wilmette, IL 60091 njtuckersr@gmail.com

If my math is correct, many of us are in the Seventies Club now, or will be soon, and staying healthy takes a little more time. But it’s worth it in the long run for you and your loved ones. For me, I am still working fulltime from home as a career coach. I was very busy last year during the pandemic. It’s slowed down a little, which is typical in outplacement in the second and third quarters. The pandemic has not been a great disruption for me because I’ve been working from home since 1997. Our class continues to volunteer to help ensure the future of Monmouth College. Dennis Plummer is a member of the Board of Trustees and Andrew Kerr, who is currently president of the Alumni Board, also serves as its representative to the Board of Trustees.

1975

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1978

Kathleen Clark Kimmel 347 Blackhawk Dr. Hopewell, IL 61565-9457 kckcat@gmail.com

1984

Chris Pio 4262 Maple Dr. Galesburg, IL 61401-9510 cpio4262@gmail.com

1986

Laura Cavanaugh helped Osewego (Ill.) East High School earn “school of distinction” status for its outstanding art, media and design program. Also a freelance artist, the awardwinning educator has taught at Oswego East since 2000. Philip Eshleman II of Laurinburg, N.C., has been appointed Chief Investment Officer at Duffy & Field Hospitality Holdings

1994

Kraig Boynton has started a new position as transit manager for Galesburg, Ill. He began working for the city in 2001 as a junior accountant and has also served as the purchasing agent for the city.

1999

Ann McClung Klungseth 512 N. Main St. Washington, IL 61571-1525 ajclung@hotmail.com

Seth Klungseth and I bought a house a few months before the shut down in March of 2020. As of February 2020, we moved in and were living in a pretty bare house, as we left most of our furniture to stage our old house as we tried to sell it (during a pandemic!). It was a quite the experience—kind of like camping—at home?! Seth (and a few other Monmouth College ’99 grads) celebrated 20 years at Caterpillar in 2019. Tim Mottaz of Chatham, Ill., is beginning his 19th year with the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office, the last 15 years as a records archivist with the publications and finding aids unit at the Illinois State Archives. In 2020, he married Kimberly Daniels, after over two years of dating, having met her through a Facebook group.

2001

Abby Powell of Springfield, Ill., the city’s longtime tax increment financing (TIF) administrator, has taken a new position as business director of the Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance. She plans to use her knowledge of grants to help educate businesses about the benefits of operating in Springfield, which has been experiencing a population decline.

Chris Pio ’84 has written a definitive book on college team nicknames. Gryphons, Gorloks & Gusties: A History of NCAA Division III Nicknames and Mascots is available at Amazon.com as a paperback or Kindle edition. The 289-page volume contains stories of 450 Division III colleges and universities—439 active schools and 11 former institutions. The history, evolution and relevant meaning of the nickname and a description of the team mascot are recorded, along with over 70 color photos showcasing the diversity of the current mascots. “I wrote this book explicitly for an NCAA Division III audience,” said Pio. “It is my hope that coaches, sports information directors, athletic directors, staff members, student-athletes, family members and school alumni receive it well and take pride in the special place that Division III athletics holds within our lives. I hope that everyone enjoys reading it as much as I did writing it.” Pio, who formerly served as Monmouth College’s sports information director, said books on Division II and Division I mascots will be next on his agenda.

2003

Dr. Jeremy Carrier has returned to his hometown of Monmouth and joined the OSF HealthCare Holy Family Medical Center team, serving the Monmouth community and surrounding area through his general family medicine practice.

2004

Casey Willey Stenfeldt of Marion, Iowa, graduated with distinction from the University of Iowa with her MBA and Leadership Certificate.

2007

Hilary Hawkinson Stott P.O. Box 83 Bristol, IL 660512 hilhawkstott@gmail.com

Kila Cox Harwick of Sycamore, Ill., received the Outstanding Young Professional of the Year Award from the Association of Subcontractors and Affiliates in Chicago. Hartwell is a business development manager for Green Soils Management.

2010

Nick Davis is in his second stint on the football coaching staff at Ottawa (Kansas) University. The Braves’ defensive coordinator, he was also a graduate assistant there from 2010-12, helping Ottawa to a conference title in 2011. Kate Griffith Wignes of Marengo, Ill., Received her master’s degree in theatre from Southern Oregon University in 2015.

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Stefan Flynn of Rock Island, Ill., a geotechnical engineer for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, received the 2021 USACE Early Career Geoprofessional of the Year award from the Corps’ headquarters. Flynn said the award is a testament to the leadership of the Geotechnical, Geology & Materials Community of Practice and their efforts to support, involve and recognize employees at all professional levels.

Chris Franco is the director of racket sports at Wayzata (Minn.) Country Club. He was quoted in the August 2021 issue of Racket Sports Magazine about how his club is an example of how venues are adding complementary facilities and programs to leverage rising enthusiasm for racket and paddle sports, such as pickleball.

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Jacob Marx 106 S. Front St., Apt. 2D Philadelphia, PA 19106 jacob.p.marx@uscg.mil

Trevor Oetting graduated from University of Dubuque (Iowa) Theological Seminary in May with a master of divinity degree. He is now serving as a United Methodist pastor at three churches in eastern Illinois: Oakwood, Broadlands and Hebron.

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Daniel Hintzke of Rock Island, Ill., and his wife, Rose Thornton Hintzke ’19, have both been hired in different capacities at the Rock Island Arsenal. He is working in human resources, while she is a contracting officer. Kaylee Kurtz Mathison of Delavan, Ill., has been named Illinois Wesleyan University’s director of alumni engagement. She previously served as assistant director of alumni engagement for reunions at IWU. Submit your alumni news online at monmouthcollege.edu/alumni/ update-your-info, by email to alumni@monmouthcollege.edu, or by mail to Monmouth College Magazine, Attn: Alumni Programs, 700 East Broadway, Monmouth IL 61462-1998. Digital photos should have a minimum resolution of 300 pixels per inch. Please include a photo caption with full names that clearly match faces, class years, date and location.

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WEDDINGS

2009 Ankeia Scott and John Dick ’12 July 10, 2021 2010 Kate Griffith and Bradley Wignes July 3, 2021 2012 Victoria Green and Mark Gleason August 16, 2021 2014 Jon Steben and Megan Rooney October 17, 2020 KATE GRIFFITH ’10 AND BRADLEY WIGNES

Lindsey Zagar and Andrew Shiakallis ’15 October 25, 2020

2015 Alyssa Janssen and Max Seisser May 1, 2021

LAURA DULEE ’20 AND PAUL ENGO III ’18

Mary Kate Guinea and Kevin Moroney May 8, 2021

2016 Brittany Willett and David Earhart June 26, 2021 2019 Beatrix Thornton and Daniel Hintzke ’18 July 3, 2021 2020 Laura Dulee and Paul Engo III ’18 April 18, 2020

ANKEIA SCOTT ’09 AND JOHN DICK ’12

JOHN STEBEN ’14 AND MEGAN ROONEY

Have a wedding or birth photo to share? Email your high-resolution digital image to: alumni@monmouthcollege.edu Be sure to include all pertinent information, including date of wedding or birth, couples and parents’ names and class years (if applicable), and identification of all individuals in photos, if not obvious. BRITTANY WILLETT ’16 AND DAVID EARHART

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BIRTHS

KENNEDDE ELISE OLDS

KONNER HERMEYER

CHEYENNE ELIZABETH JONES

1973 Linda Cohen Olds and Robert a great-granddaughter, Kennedee Elise May 23, 2021 2010 Natalie Giannini Meierdirk and Eric a son, Wade Eric August 17, 2021 2011 Kim Wegner Gosch and Ralph ’12 a daughter, Scarlet Linette May 27, 2021

Kristen Wyse Wagner and Craig a son, Callum Rhys July 15, 2021

2012 Megan and Sean McNamara a daughter, Elizabeth Therese September 8, 2021 2014 Kara Durward and Kaleb Hermeyer a son, Konner Hermeyer February 15, 2021

ELIZABETH THERESE MCNAMARA

AMELIA AND MARGARRETT MCLEAN

2015 Paige Nord Arnold and Dustin a daughter, Ava Grace December 28, 2020

Haleigh Garrett McLean and Jacob twin daughters, Amelia and Margarrett September 3, 2021

Jill Vass Moore and Patrick a son, Mason Patrick October 20, 2021

2018 Rebecca Guinea Jones and Christian a daughter, Cheyenne Elizabeth August 10, 2021 SCARLET LINETTE GOSCH

WADE ERIC MEIERDIRK

CALLUM RHYS WAGNER

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OBITUARIES

1947

Hearold Montgomery, 95, of Tucson, Ariz., died Aug. 25, 2021. He spent two tours of duty with the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. At Monmouth, Montgomery was a member of Theta Chi. He graduated from Indiana Technical College with a degree in electrical engineering and worked for 30 years with General Electric in various locations, retiring in 1986. Nancy Huffnagle Stears, 94, of Holland, Mich., died March 18, 2020. She graduated with a degree in biology and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Stears was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years.

1949

Dolores Sitler Irish, 94, of Wadsworth, Ill., died June 24, 2021. She was an active auxiliary volunteer at Victory Memorial Hospital for 20 years.

1951

Mary Anderson Stearns, 94, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, died Sept. 16, 2021. Prior to attending Monmouth for one year, she was in the Cadet Nurse Corps, graduating from Iowa Methodist Hospital. After Monmouth, she went to Assiut, Egypt, for three years under the auspices of the United Presbyterian Church, serving as an instructor and caring for patients at the American Mission Hospital. Stearns continued to work in nursing after returning to her native Iowa. Robert Walker, 92, of Chautauqua, N.Y., died June 30, 2021. He came to Monmouth from the American School of Paris, was a member of the swim team and Theta Chi, and graduated with a degree in government before earning a master’s degree in industrial management from the University of Pittsburgh. After serving in the Army during the Korean War, Walker began a career in finance at a company in Dayton, Ohio, that became Harris Graphics Corporation. The job took him to several locations, including Paris, and he retired as vice president of finance. He was preceded in death by his wife of more than 60 years, Barbara Smith Walker ’50.

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Kenneth Gould, 93, of Sterling, Ill., died Aug. 5, 2021. He graduated with a degree in physical education and was a member of the track, football and baseball teams and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Gould earned a master’s degree from the University of Iowa and was an instructor at Monmouth for three years before working at his high school alma mater in Sterling. A member of that school’s athletic hall of fame, Gould taught health and physical education there for 28 years and coached five sports. He also served two tours of duty with the Marine Corps. Marjorie Munson Wunder, 90, of Minneapolis, Minn., died Oct. 1, 2021. She graduated with a degree in sociology and was a member of Alpha Xi Delta. Wunder later served on the College’s Alumni Board for several years. In 1964, she and her husband moved to Minneapolis, where Wunder would become actively involved in the peace movement. Most notably, she was part of the effort to establish Minneapolis and Hiroshima, Japan, as sister cities. Her legacy shines brightest at her city’s Lyndale Park Peace Garden, established in 1985 and expanded several times over the past 36 years. Annual remembrances of the 1945 atomic bombing are held at the garden every year. Survivors include two grandchildren who graduated from Monmouth, Jennifer Simmons ’14 and Jessica Simmons ’17.

1955

Richard Quanstrom, 90, of Washington Cross, Pa., died Feb. 2, 2021. A veteran of the Korean War, he graduated with a degree in chemistry and worked as an industrial chemist. Survivors include his wife, Nancy Ahlgrim Quanstrom ’57.

1956

Roger Tuttle, 86, of Pontiac, Ill., died July 18, 2021. He graduated with a degree in physical education and was a member of the swim team. Tuttle was a successful teacher, coach and administrator in three Illinois school districts, starting his career at Morton Township High School, where he

coached three sports, including wrestling, which led to him being a wrestling official for many years. After receiving his master’s degree in educational administration, he was assistant principal at Dixon High School. Tuttle then became principal at Pontiac Township High School, where he also served as the manager of the school’s successful holiday basketball tournament. In addition to his career duties, he was also elected to the first-ever board of trustees for Heartland Community College, serving for 18 years.

1957

Carol Schwartz Bailey of Fountain City, Wis., died in September 2021. She started her four-year undergraduate education at Monmouth, studying physical education and joining Kappa Delta. She completed her degree at the University of Wisconsin, then earned three advanced degrees, including a Ph.D. in early childhood education from the University of Texas. She taught in a variety of locations, beginning in the Milwaukee public schools and progressing through her time as a professor at the University of South Florida. James Bondurant, 85, of Decatur, Ill., died July 29, 2021. He graduated with a degree in sociology and was a member of the wrestling team and Alpha Tau Omega. A veteran of the Army National Guard, Bondurant worked at Millikin Bank for 31 years, retiring in 1998. He then worked part-time at Decatur Title Company. Survivors include a sister, Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54. William Doty of St. Louis, Mo., died Aug. 2, 2021. A member of Theta Chi, he graduated with a degree in biology. Survivors include his wife of 64 years, Margaret Vandervort Doty ’57. An Army veteran, he retired from Ralston-Purina.

1958

Nicholas Campagna, 89, of Monmouth, died July 30, 2021. He completed his degree in business at Monmouth after transferring from Western Illinois University. Campagna served in the National Guard and was deployed to Tokyo during the Korean War. He worked for and later owned his family’s business, Monmouth Fruit and Wholesale Company. Campagna also worked security for two Galesburg companies, Maytag and Dick Blick. Survivors include his wife of

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66 years and a daughter, Jane Campagna Shimmin ’83. Bonnita McAllister Courtney, 85, of Madison, N.J., died May 15, 2021, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. A member of Crimson Masque, she was a soprano soloist with the choir, gave a senior recital and starred in Brigadoon and HMS Pinafore. Also a member of Kappa Delta, she graduated with a degree in English and married Charles Courtney ’57 upon graduation. His studies took them to Cambridge, Mass., where she joined the Handel and Haydn Society and became a prize-winning potter, teaching adults and children in her home studio and at an art center. She sang as a church soloist, was a member of choral societies and was an international folk dancer. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, a son and five grandchildren. Ann Curry Hemwall, 81, of Northbrook, Ill., died July 10, 2017. She studied elementary education and was a member of Pi Beta Phi. Hemwall was a fourth- and fifth-grade teacher in Evanston, Ill., for more than 30 years.

1959

Eleanor McClelland, 87, of Iowa City, Iowa, died Oct. 6, 2021. An emerita professor and former associate dean of undergraduate studies and community affairs at the University of Iowa College of Nursing, she graduated from the Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Springfield, Ill., and working as a staff nurse before earning her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Monmouth. She received a master’s degree in public health from the University of Michigan, and a Ph.D. from the University of Iowa, where she taught and conducted research for more than two decades prior to her retirement in 2002. She traveled to the United Kingdom on a World Health Organization fellowship and subsequently co-authored a textbook on continuity of care after discharge. She was active in the Iowa City Noon Rotary Club, for which she served as secretary, and was a Paul Harris Fellow. She was an admission volunteer for Monmouth, a class rep and served on the reunion committee.

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The Rev. Dr. Robert Meneilly ’45 In 1965, when the Rev. Robert Meneilly delivered several sermons calling for the integration of largely white suburbs around Kansas City, Kan., it made front-page news and raised a firestorm of controversy. When an outraged resident told him over the phone, “I hope you go to hell,” Meneilly responded, “I wasn’t planning on it, but if I do, perhaps we can have lunch together.” The remark was typical of Meneilly’s quiet yet passionate lifelong campaign for social justice that caused thousands of devoted Christians to flock to his Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village, Kan., during the 46 years that he served as its senior pastor. When he died at age 96 on July 20, 2021, the church that he had founded with just 282 charter members had Meneilly in 2017. (Image courtesy of Village Church) grown to become the second largest Presbyterian congregation in the nation, at one time boasting more than 7,700 members. Meneilly and his future wife had initially planned to go to China as missionaries after her graduation from Monmouth, but as they were getting their papers in order, the Communist Revolution closed the country to Christian ministries. A native of suburban Pittsburgh, Meneilley finished a fast-track college and seminary career, graduating from Monmouth at age 20 (majoring in philosophy, psychology and biology) and from Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary at age 22. While at Monmouth, Meneilly had become engaged to Shirley Dunlap ’47, also from the Pittsburgh area, and the couple was married following her graduation. Instead of China, the United Presbyterian Board of American Missions invited the Meneillys to start a congregation in one of three communities: North Hollywood, Calif.; suburban Philadelphia; or Prairie Village, Kan. After visiting Prairie Village, the Meneillys decided it was the ideal place to raise their family. The first services were held in 1949, and within nine months a campaign to expand the facilities had begun. Two years later, membership skyrocketed to 600, with 700 children attending weekly Sunday school. By 1954, membership had grown to 1,600, and it was estimated that 4,000 persons visited the church each week for religious services or activities. Known affectionately as “Dr. Bob” (he received an honorary doctor of divinity degree from Monmouth in 1955), Meneilly supervised not only construction of the original church, but also seven subsequent additions, as membership soared. Eventually there were 50 full-time and 50 part-time staff, as well as six associate ministers. One of the Presbyterian Church’s wealthiest congregations, with an annual budget of nearly $4 million, it funneled a remarkable 30 percent of its budget into mission projects, including 63 charities in the Kansas City area. It is estimated that during his tenure, Meneilly touched 32,000 people who called Village Church their spiritual home. Meneilly received the Monmouth College Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1983 and was inducted into its Hall of Achievement in 1994. Shirley Meneilly died in 2014.

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1960

Fred Brundage, 83, of San Francisco, Calif., died Aug. 4, 2021. An economics major, he was senior class president and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Among other pursuits following graduation, he was a member of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce for 10 years and was a graduate of the California Culinary Academy. Survivors include his wife, Marilee, and his former wife, Barbara Divinsky Brundage ’60. David McConnell, 82, of Camarillo, Calif., died Dec. 5, 2020. He majored in mathematics and physics and was a member of Theta Chi. McConnell served aboard the USS Ranger as a nuclear weapons officer from 1962–64. He began his career as an actuary with the Wyatt Company in Chicago, then transferred to the Los Angeles area to open a new branch. McConnell retired in 1992 to pursue golf and gourmet cooking. Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Joan Bartek McConnell ’61. Donald Sands, 82, of Davenport, Iowa, died July 10, 2021. He graduated with a degree in chemistry and earned a master’s degree from what is now Truman State University after also studying at the University of Mississippi. Sands taught high school chemistry for 40 years, all but three of them at Bettendorf (Iowa) High School. Survivors include his wife of 57 years and a sister, Clarice Sands Radmacher ’56. William Burkitt, 85, of Galesburg, Ill., died Sept. 4, 2021. He served in the Air Force before attending Monmouth for a year. Burkitt worked in the College’s maintenance department for nearly 30 years

1965

Carl Harner of Boyertown, Pa., died Dec. 28, 2017. He graduated with a degree in economics. William Stillwell of Rosemount, Minn., died Feb. 8, 2021. He was a member of the swim team and Tau Kappa Epsilon.

1967

Peter Jones, 76, of Brooklyn, N.Y., died Aug. 1, 2021. He played football and golf and was a member of Theta Chi. A Navy communications officer, he then had a 28-year career with SnapOn Tools, retiring as a government account manager who maintained the ultra-sensitive Kennedy Space Center account. He lived in Jacksonville Beach, Fla., for 50 years.

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John Niblock ’58 John Niblock, 85, recipient of the College’s Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1996 for his leadership in child advocacy work and also a former College staff member, died Sept. 18, 2021. He and his wife, Pam, lived in the Charleston, S.C., area the past 10 years. While majoring in English, Niblock was active with his fraternity, Theta Chi, with Crimson Masque, and with The Oracle student newspaper, which he served as editor. After military service, Niblock worked for Monmouth as director of publicity and publications from 1962–66, serving as editor of the alumni magazine. Niblock was then a writer and editor for the Southern Regional Education Board in Atlanta. In 1969, he moved to North Carolina as a senior staff member for the board before serving as associate director of the Learning Institute of North Carolina. Gov. James Hunt appointed him to head the Governor’s Advocacy Council on Children and Youth, and he directed that organization from 1977–84 before leaving to establish the North Carolina Child Advocacy Institute and serve as its first president. During his tenure, the institute was the first in the nation to publish an annual Children’s Index, a profile of leading indicators of the health and well-being of North Carolina’s children. Niblock was awarded a Duke Endowment Fellowship to participate in two exchange programs in England. He also received a Kellogg Fellowship for the International Seminar on Children in Austria. In addition to his advocacy work, Niblock scripted many television and radio productions and was the author of hundreds of published articles. In his Charleston years, he wrote for a trade weekly, The Produce News. In conjunction with his 50th Monmouth class reunion, Niblock published Danny and Da Mob, a comic gangster novel set at Monmouth College during Homecoming 1951. It was adapted into a radio drama and performed live during that year’s Golden Scots celebration. Survivors include his wife, his sister, Mary Niblock Crawford ’61, two daughters and a stepson. Niblock was preceded in death by his sister, Jean Niblock Hutchinson ’64, his father, Monmouth track standout Charles Niblock ’24, and his Niblock grandparents, who were both alumni. The College’s Huff Athletic Center houses the Niblock Memorial Track, named in honor of Charles, a gift from Niblock and his sisters. Keith Sanderson, 75, of Loudon, Tenn., died Jan. 9, 2021. A member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, he graduated with a degree in history. Survivors include his wife, Helen Pedersen Sanderson ’70.

1968

Nancy Crotzer Harmon, 75, of Schaumburg, Ill., died Aug. 19, 2021. She graduated with a degree in English and was a member of Kappa

Kappa Gamma. She completed a master’s degree at Roosevelt University and taught fourth grade in Schaumburg for 34 years. Survivors include her husband of 51 years, John Harmon ’68.

1969

Richard Eichin, 82, of Glen Ellyn, Ill., died Oct. 30, 2020. He graduated with a degree in business administration.

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1970

Jean Marie Didier Hale, 72, of Florence, Ky., died Aug. 2, 2021. A speech communication/theater major, she worked as an accountant in Cincinnati. Survivors include her husband, Dr. Allan Hale ’68, two sons and three grandchildren.

Robert “B.J.” Lange, 73, of Palatine, Ill., died in 2021 of brain cancer. He began his studies at the University of Northern Iowa before transferring to Monmouth, where he majored in history and was a member of the basketball and baseball teams. Lange was a history teacher and coach at Lake Zurich (Ill.) High School for 35 years. Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Jo Ann Tait Lange ’69.

1971

Bruce Stotlar, 72, of Springfield, Ill., a member of the College’s M Club Hall of Fame for his accomplishments as an all-conference athlete in three sports—football, wrestling and baseball— died Aug. 18, 2021. After graduating with a degree in physical education, he owned and operated Tri-State Foods for 28 years.

1972

Annie Merillat Leuthner, 71, of Naples, Fla., died May 26, 2021. She graduated with a degree in English and received a master’s degree from Iona University. Leuthner was a high school teacher in Nyack, N.Y., and Naples, and had recently begun tutoring at the Naples Boys and Girls Club. She was the daughter of the late Dorothy Merillat McCurdy ’45 and the late Richard Merillat ’47. Survivors include her sister, Kris Merillat Castle ’68. Max “Buzz” Galbraith, 70, of Roseville, Ill., died June 19, 2020. He graduated with a degree in art, having also studied at Western Illinois University. He hauled road rock for 40 years through the trucking business he bought from his father and also was a talented woodworker.

1973

Richard Johnson of Gordonsville, Va., died Aug. 23, 2017. He graduated with a degree in eco-

nomics. He was preceded in death by his wife, Edith Kern Johnson ’75.

1981

J o a n i e R e i c h o w, 62, of Chillicothe, Ill., died June 25, 2021. During her time at Monmouth, she played on the volleyball team, and she later worked at the National Bank of Monmouth. Reichow was a massage therapist and also worked at a community center. One of her passions was raising, showing and training Arabian horses. She was a member of two different chapters of PEO. Survivors include her daughter, Lauren Crawford ’08, and her father, former Fighting Scots football, wrestling and golf coach Bill Reichow.

1983

Thomas McCoy, 59, of Normal, Ill., died Nov. 30, 2020, after battling sinus cancer. He was a member of the football and baseball teams and was on a pre-med track before moving on to Quincy College. McCoy worked at GreenView Nursery before building a successful business, Thompson McCoy Earthmoving.

1984

Robert Schisler, 71, of Monmouth, died Sept. 3, 2021. A non-traditional student, he graduated with a degree in government. He had earlier attended Western Illinois University for two years. Schisler served on the Monmouth police force, was a technician at the Galesburg (Ill.) Mental Health Center and was a leisure activity specialist at the Henry Hill Correctional Center in Galesburg, retiring in April 2021. Many in Monmouth also knew him for his many years coaching and umpiring and for his time on the city council. Nadine Regel Thorn, 60, of Zion, Ill., died Sept. 29, 2021, of complications from chemotherapy. She studied biology for three years before completing her degree at Carthage College in Wisconsin. She held several positions, starting and ending by working alongside her husband and high school sweetheart, Mark Thorn

’83, who survives. They worked together in high school at Long John Silver’s and, later in life, at Olson Comfort Services Heating and Cooling in Waukegan, Ill. One of her jobs in between was at Abbott Laboratories, making a difference in the lives of many through AIDS and hepatitis research. A gifted artist, she also worked in that field.

1990

Eric Orth, 53, of Burlington, Iowa, died July 18, 2021. He graduated with a degree in chemistry and was a member of the wrestling team and Alpha Tau Omega. Orth was an engineer at Case Company and a chemist at Champion.

2001

Laura Duvendack, 42, of Normal, Ill., died July 25, 2021, after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. She completed her undergraduate education at Illinois State University. Duvendack devoted her life to educating and mentoring children. She served as the program director of the Bloomington-Normal Boys and Girls Club for 11 years and most recently was a team leader at La Petite Academy.

2010

Kenneth S. Yeater, 35, of Mackinaw, Ill., died Oct. 17, 2021, as a result of an automobile accident. A theatre major who attended Monmouth on a full scholarship, he was a member of Alpha Psi Omega, Crimson Masque and Listen Up. He worked as an independent home inspector for insurance companies and produced a podcast, “Rolling in the Geek.” He is survived by his wife and two sons. Former faculty: Annabelle Andrade Waldbillig, 83, of Albany, N.Y., who taught Spanish at Monmouth from 1994–97, died Oct. 8, 2021.

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s a well-established liberal arts institution, Monmouth College has long been the steppingstone to the adult world for many of us. It also happens to be located in one of the most productive agricultural areas in the world. The region’s soils are rich, the weather favorable, and the location benefits from having the Mississippi River nearby to give local farmers access to markets around the world. The Mississippi is literally our “highway to the world.” Now is a perfect time for Monmouth to leverage its geographical assets and academic tradition of excellence to become a college that helps students to develop backgrounds that will open them to more opportunities in the ever-expanding agriculture industry. Agriculture is growing, and it offers a number of diverse careers—many of which are well-paying jobs. Just as colleges are searching for new students from a shrinking pool of prospective students, the U.S. agriculture industry has a similar challenge. Its normal supply of workers has historically come from young men and, increasingly, women who grew up on farms. But that source has been declining as farmers age and farm more land per farm. The bottom line: there just aren’t as many farm families as there used to be. Today’s agriculture is enthusiastically embracing technology. A great deal of research is being done, and the speed at which it is moving is mind-blowing. Some examples: • We have auto steering in our tractors and combines, for both planting a crop and harvesting them. • We get maps that show where each hybrid is planted, and yield maps and data in our combines while we are harvesting with moisture correction to national standards. • Soils are grid-sampled to show fertility levels, which allows computer-controlled applicators to apply only the pounds of nutrients needed. The application rates are constantly changing as the fertilizers are applied. Just enough to meet the next crops’ nutritional needs, but with the goal of minimizing any loss into the environment. Both the farmer and the environment benefit. • To combat weeds, a machine that will only apply a herbicide when it senses a weed’s presence. Another is a concept tool that

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BY DR. WENDELL SHAUMAN ’67 will physically remove the weed seedlings. We have new fungicides to limit the damage due to plant pathogens that attack leaves and stalks. Nature does respond. It has developed resistance to many herbicides, making them no longer effective. The most recent new products are biologics. While we need scientists developing new chemistry or organisms, Mother Nature continues to adapt to survive. Every organism’s goal is to survive and produce a next generation. There is a lot of truth in the old slogan: “Don’t fool with Mother Nature!” She can be an adversary or a friend, and every year is different. There is a myriad of job opportunities to serve the industry that feeds the world. Monmouth can fill an important niche in the agriculture industry by preparing students either for graduate school in agriculture or to move directly into jobs if they have a good grasp of science. The demand is there. The Monmouth experience of student access to faculty who are committed to helping them succeed provides an intangible benefit that large universities can’t match. Longtime Monmouth economics professor Ken McMillan framed the difference this way: Monmouth will help students who would struggle or fail at a large university develop, then go on to do graduate work successfully. I am probably one of those students. I was an average student at Monmouth. But I was well prepared for graduate school even in an area Monmouth didn’t offer. As agriculture prepares for its next generation of leaders, scientists, innovators and workers, there is an opportunity for Monmouth to play a role in this vital American industry. Orion Samuelson, the iconic farm broadcaster who was the guest speaker at the 2013 dedication of the Monmouth’s Center for Science and Business, always ended his broadcasts with the statement: “If you eat, you are involved in agriculture.” We eat very well in the United States. Thank a farmer. The recipient of the 2021 Monmouth College Distinguished Alumnus Award, Wendell Shauman is a master farmer, an expert on plant genetics and a leader in agricultural policy. Currently chair of the U.S. Grains Council, he has served on boards and councils for numerous agricultural organizations.

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