Monmouth College Magazine - Fall 2022

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THREE DECADES OF HONORING ACHIEVEMENT Ralph ’52 and Martha Whiteman at the Monmouth College Hall of Achievement (See page 8)

HONOR ROLL OF CONTRIBUTORS ISSUE

Photo: Brian Daw

For photos of some of our graduates celebrating Commencement at home, visit:

monmouthcollege.edu/class-of-2020

The Trubeck Amphitheater, Memorial Garden and Fountain, located north of the Center for Science and Business, were formally dedicated at Homecoming.

For more Homecoming coverage, see page 11.

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PRESIDENT Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt BOARD OF TRUSTEES

6 COMMITTED THESPIAN From acting to singing to directing, senior Gabriela Madu is taking her theatrical aspirations to new heights.

8 SCOT SUCCESS STORIES INSPIRE BY EXAMPLE The brainchild of the Whiteman family, Monmouth’s Hall of Achievement has been inspiring Scots for three decades.

11 HOMECOMING HEROES Fifty years after achieving Monmouth’s last undefeated football season, veterans of that campaign were feted at Homecoming.

FRONT COVER: Photograph by Kent Kriegshauser

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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,

Mark Kopinski ’79, Chairman Dr. Ralph Velazquez Jr. ’79, Vice Chairman Douglas R. Carlson ’66 Daniel Cotter ’88 Robert Dahl Dr. Harvey Echols ’81 Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Robin Ottenad Galloway ’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 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 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 Dues Kemp ’93 Andrew Kerr ’73 Roy Sye ’13 ALUMNI BOARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Andrew Kerr ’73, President Zak Edmonds ’08, Vice President Mark Tucker ’94, Secretary Rachel Whitlock Kelleher ’14, Member at Large

pursue successful careers, and shape their communities and the world through

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service and leadership.

Duane Bonifer Associate Vice President for Communications and Marketing

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATION

Monmouth College does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, ancestry, disability, age, military service, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy or other factors as prohibited by law.

Hannah Maher Vice President for Development and College Relations

Monmouth College admits students of any race, religion, color, sex, and national or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to Monmouth students.

Barry McNamara Associate Director of College Communications

Monmouth College, an Equal Opportunity Employer, is committed to diversity and encourages applications from women and minority candidates.

Any inquiries regarding Title IX or the College’s Policy Prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation (www.monmouthcollege.edu/nondiscrimination-policy) should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator identified below. The Coordinator will be available to meet with or talk to students, staff and faculty regarding issues relating to Title IX and this policy.

Lori Ferguson Title IX & VI Coordinator 309-457-2111 titleix@monmouthcollege.edu

Jeffrey D. Rankin College Editor and Historian

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

VOL. 37 | NO. 3 EDITOR AND DESIGNER Jeffrey D. Rankin ASSOCIATE EDITOR Barry McNamara Monmouth College Magazine is published three times a year for alumni, students, parents and friends of Monmouth College. All opinions expressed in signed articles are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of the editorial staff or the College.

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INSPIRING BY EXAMPLE: WALL HELPS ILLUSTRATE THE MONMOUTH SAGA

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ust outside the President’s Office, in the foyer of Wallace Hall, is the wall of containing the plaques of the members of the College’s Hall of Achievement. Oftentimes, as I’m leaving the office in the evening, I’ll treat myself to a minute to read a couple of the citations—exceptional stories of exceptional people.

This year celebrates, and this issue of the Magazine highlights, the 30th anniversary of the establishment of the Monmouth College Hall of Achievement—induction into the Hall is the highest honor that the College can bestow upon its alumni. Monmouth alumni and brothers Don, Dick and Ralph Whiteman conceived and established the Hall as a means to recognize outstanding accomplishment and service by Monmouth alumni. Even more important, they saw it as a means to inspire current and prospective students and to encourage others to support the mission of the College through their philanthropy.

The Hall of Achievement has more than met those objectives. Distinguished alumni in their own rights, Ralph, Don, and Dick’s brainchild makes real the mission of the College — “to realize their full potential, live meaningful lives, pursue successful careers, and shape their communities and world through service and leadership.” We are grateful to Ralph, Don, and Dick for this enduring creation.

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Taken individually, each Hall of Achievement inductee tells a story of honor and accomplishment. Collectively, they are the Monmouth Saga. The Hall inductees remind us that this institution has long been and remains committed to changing for the good the arc of its students’ lives. These honorees also remind us that no matter your background, Monmouth College can help you achieve more than you ever might have imagined.

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What a wonderful legacy for the Hall of Achievement, for the Whiteman Brothers, and for all proud Monmouth College Scots.

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With gratitude,

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Dr. Clarence R. Wyatt President

CAMPAIGN UPDATE

The candle’s light will long shine on

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eing the mom of two little kids I often hear, “Enjoy we’ve graduated four classes of Monmouth students since every moment, they grow up fast!” At first, those then. And through those four years, we have raised more days seemed long. I didn’t really appreciate the than $33 million for Monmouth College, bringing us to advice I was being given. Now, seven and an impressive $78 million in the campaign. four years down the road, it’s amazing to see This Campaign has significantly increased how much they’ve grown. But also amazing Monmouth’s endowment. It has generated is how fast those years have already gone. greater support for student scholarships and $78 Million Wasn’t it yesterday that I was cleaning what $75 Million 100% financial aid. It has enhanced our academic felt like hundreds of bottles a day? programs and supported our faculty. It has $70 Million The reality is that with every passing day, allowed us to improve our living-learning 90% my children learn a little bit more. They environment for students. And finally, $65 Million become a bit more independent, and they it has created an even greater culture of $60 Million 80% graduate to their next milestone—whether philanthropy among Monmouth’s generous that is learning to tie their shoes, learning supporters, through a substantial increase in $55 Million to read or understanding and solving math both current and deferred gifts.

70% equations. $50 Million That impact—generous gifts from alumni The same is true with our students. We and friends—will be everlasting. New and 60% welcome these amazing young people growing scholarships to support tomorrow’s to campus, and each year they learn students, funded travel and internships, and explore new things. They progress endowed professorships, capital needs to their next milestone—whether that enhancements and a deferred gift registry be conquering Comm 101, aceing their that has nearly doubled in size are among accounting final or landing a spot in the campaign’s legacies. These commitments our annual summer research program will benefit each and every one of our in chemistry. And then ultimately, they students. They will serve the mission of graduate from Monmouth College. They are Monmouth College well into the future. launched into the “real world.”

I know December 31 will come in the blink I often find myself running into Monmouth of an eye, and we will formally close the alumni at events around the country, and chapter on the Light This Candle Campaign. realizing that it in fact wasn’t yesterday But I will forever be grateful for all who that they were on campus. When I hear made it a success. Our students will forever of career accomplishments, see a newly be impacted by the generosity of others. I minted Ph.D. or receive news of a wee Scot hope you will ensure your part in this slice on the way it always hits me the same: these of Monmouth’s history before the moment students have grown up so fast. Their time passes you by. on campus came and went in the blink of an eye. But the impact they made on Monmouth—and on me—is everlasting.

The Light This Candle Campaign has had a similar impact. It seems like just yesterday we were planning for our public launch, having raised $45 million in support for Monmouth. But, in fact, it was the spring of 2019.

My kids were three and one at the time. And as for our students, well none of our current students were here;

Hannah Maher Vice President for Development and College Relations

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CAMPUS NEWS

Enrollment management veterans head admission Two experienced enrollment management leaders joined the Monmouth College office of admission this fall.

Stephanie Levenson, who was most recently vice president for enrollment management at John Carroll University in suburban Cleveland, was named vice president for enrollment management in September.

Ryan Cockerill was named director of admission in October.

“Stephanie provides a great mixture of deep tactical knowledge, analytical skills and broad strategic sense that will contribute strongly to recruiting students, retaining them more effectively, and supporting our mission of changing the arc of students’ lives,” said President Clarence R. Wyatt.

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COCKERILL

A 26-year veteran of the college enrollment industry, Cockerill was most recently dean of admissions and financial aid at Northland College in Ashland, Wis. Prior to that, he worked in admission at Lewis University in Romeoville, Ill., for nearly 18 years.

He holds a bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University and a master’s

degree from Northern Illinois University.

Before her four years at John Carroll, Levenson served in steadily increasing levels of responsibility in admission at Elmhurst University in suburban Chicago, starting as associate director for traditional student recruitment and completing her 17-year tenure there as the school’s executive director of admission. She also served at Loyola University of Chicago, including as the university’s senior assistant director of admission.

A native of Decatur, Ill., Levenson earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology and criminology from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a master’s degree in higher education administration from Loyola University of Chicago.

Smoke damage temporarily closes Stockdale Center Thanks to rapid response by local firefighters, fire damage from an Oct. 6 fire in Stockdale Center was contained to a dry goods storage room in the food service area, but smoke from the blaze forced the building to be closed to the public, possibly well into next semester.

While remediation teams clean and renovate the building, only the kitchen remains open for meal preparation. Meals are currently being served in the Mellinger Commons area of the Center for Science and Business. Student mail delivery has also been temporarily relocated to that building.

No injuries occurred as a result of the fire, which was judged to have a non-intentional but undetermined cause. The flames were confined to a lower room on the southwest corner of the building. Due to extreme heat and zero visibility from smoke, firefighters had to scramble to find an alternate entrance to attack and successfully extinguish the fire.

The evening of the fire, students were fed at the new Trubeck Amphitheater, north of the Center for Science and Business, dining on hundreds of pizzas provided by local and chain restaurants.

The College has been working closely with its food service provider, Aramark, to make meal delivery as convenient and appealing as possible. An Aramark regional manager is on site several days a week, and numerous special food events are also offered each week.

Mellinger Commons has been outfitted with two buffet lines,

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Firefighters respond to an Oct. 6 fire in a Stockdale Center storeroom that has temporarily shuttered the student union building.

(Photo by Jane Carlson ’98, Tri-States Public Radio)

a salad bar and a sandwich station. Additional food options have been added to Einstein Bros. Bagels in Hewes Library and Provisions on Demand (POD) in the Center for Science and Business.

The Highlander Hub, a dispensary for students in need of food, supplies and career wardrobe items, has been relocated from Stockdale Center to Hewes Library. Stockdale Center offices have been temporarily moved to Poling Hall.

“Many people are working hard to ease the disruption and inconvenience as best we can and to return to normal operation as quickly as possible,” said President Clarence R. Wyatt.

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BUILDING A COMPUTER FROM SCRATCH If there’s a future Bill Gates or Michael Dell among Monmouth’s student body, he or she might have drawn inspiration from last summer’s SOFIA program.

Now in its 12th year, the Summer Opportunities for Intellectual Activities program, which allows students to pursue focused research projects in July and August, introduced an unprecedented and ambitious project this year—building an 8-bit computer from scratch.

“I’d say the computer is 90% done,” the project’s faculty sponsor, computer science assistant professor Robert Utterback, said at the conclusion of the program.

“It ‘runs’ and displays some calculations, but there is one group of wires missing, and one chip doesn’t work. We think it’s because they forgot to ground it for a while—a lesson learned. The project was ambitious for three weeks.

I’d say we needed three more days and another chip.”

A fresh crop of coaches With more than half of the Monmouth student body participating in varsity athletics, coaches are playing an increasingly important role—as motivators, counselors and, from an admission standpoint, recruiters.

This fall, the College welcomed a slew of new mentors to the coaching ranks—many of them former Fighting Scots—spanning eight varsity sports.

Standing on the steps of Huff Athletic Center, the coaches are pictured and identified at right.

Utterback said the project provided valuable lessons in a relatively short amount of time.

“They learned that computers are not magic,” he said. “Computers are often seen as ‘black boxes’ that do magic things, and learning about them can be overwhelming. There are a lot of different components, but each individual component is not that complicated.

By building their own simple computer—roughly similar to some from the 1970s—the students got to peek under the hood and realize that computers make sense.”

The time-consuming portion of the project, said Utterback, was “debugging.”

“Actually wiring up the computer doesn’t take that long, in the same way that writing code doesn’t actually take long,” he said. “Inevitably, however, something got hooked up wrong, or we needed to make some small tweaks.

Those problems ripple through the system and can be very hard to find, taking hours or sometimes days to find.

Colton Gray, a junior computer science major, demonstrates his SOFIA group’s custom-built 8-bit computer at a poster session presented during Orientation Weekend.

You have to treat it like a puzzle to be solved and learn to enjoy the process.”

“I found it surprising how much time was spent just finding problems,” said Hazel Gablin ’26, a psychology major who might add computer science as a second major. “I was under the impression that most of the time would be spent building it, but a minimum of two-thirds of the time was just trying to figure out where we had gone wrong.”

Row 1 (from left): Brian Dahlstrom, head tennis coach; Thomas Van Alstine ’20, head men’s lacrosse coach; Cooper Gosch, football defensive line coach; and Jordan Tice, head women’s lacrosse coach.

Row 2: Nate Robinson, football defensive backs coach; Jake Starkey ’19, assistant baseball coach; Kenzie Baker ’21, assistant track and field coach; and Brian Woodard ’97, head track and field coach. Row 3: Jack Healy, football wide receivers coach; and Brady Hunt, head cross country coach. Not pictured: Tyler Inselmann, softball assistant coach).

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STUDENT PROFILE

‘a lot of blood, sweat and tears’

Madu’s recent starring role as Shakespeare’s Juliet was her greatest acting challenge to date, but an experience she relished.

Gabriela Madu’s relentless pursuit of the stage is paying off

By Barry McNamara

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onmouth College senior Gabriela Madu has already compiled an impressive résumé of acting and singing credits. She added to it in early October when she played one of the leads in the theatre department’s production of Romeo and Juliet.

One gets the feeling, though, that she’s only just begun.

Since completing her junior year last May, Madu has had a summer internship with the Indianapolis Shakespeare Company (“Indy Shakes”), participated in one of the Open Jar Institute’s week-long “Broadway Intensives” in New York City, and received a professional contract offer after submitting an award-winning monologue.

And then came her role as Juliet, which she called “the hardest role I’ve ever played.”

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FROM INDY TO VEGAS TO BROADWAY For most of the summer, Madu was the assistant stage manager for Indy Shakes, where she “essentially did all the things you’d think an intern would do—doing call lines, cleaning up and doing setup and tear down.”

The program ended on July 31, giving Madu one week to prepare for taking a bite out of The Big Apple. She visited her mother in Las Vegas and, while there, made sure everything was in order for her Open Jar opportunity—her dancing shoes, her sheet music and, especially, her résumé, which she was touching up just hours before her flight to New York City.

Joining her at the institute, which is Broadway’s premier actor training program, was Monmouth classmate Andrew Cliffel ’23.

After the two met up at the airport and made their way downtown, “We literally went right into it,” said Madu. “They asked

when I got in, and I said, ‘Fifteen minutes ago.’”

Her day went from 9 a.m. to getting home after 10 p.m. from seeing a Broadway show. One of the shows Madu and the 50 or so other aspiring actors saw was a revival of the musical Funny Girl, and they received training from one of the show’s actors, Mariah Reives. It was Reives who led a fastpaced dancing master class that Madu called “insanely terrifying.”

“I was checking my bank account to see if I could afford an early flight home,” she said. “Imposter syndrome is so real.”

Another dance class was led by Timothy Hughes, who’s played The Strongman in the musical The Greatest Showman.

Madu was also impressed by another Broadway show, MJ the Musical, which tells the story of Michael Jackson.

“It was one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen in my life,” she said. “If I didn’t know he was dead, I would’ve told you that was Michael Jackson up on the stage.”

Her Open Jar experience concluded with a special cabaret performance.

“They claimed they’d be picking 20 names (out of, appropriately, an open jar) at random, but my opinion was that it would really be based on merit,” she said. “I kept thinking ‘Please pick my name. Please pick my name.’ After the seventh name, they picked me, and I went insane. I was like, ‘Yes!’ Part of me really wanted that validation.”

Her week in New York City was everything she thought it would be, and more.

“It was humbling and ego-building at the same time,” said Madu. “It changed my perspective. It changed the direction I thought I needed to be going in.”

As an example, Madu said, she learned more about how singing is not simply having a good voice.

“What is the story you’re telling with the song?” she said.

“That’s what helps you stand out from everybody else. I figured out that’s a strength of mine. I can sing, but I’m not a singer.

But I was one of the strongest storytellers there. And the song I chose to sing (“You Don’t Know This Man” from Parade) was a story I could really tell, as opposed to something that would just sound pretty.”

BACK ON CAMPUS A few days after Open Jar ended, Madu was headed to Monmouth to begin her senior year, and it wasn’t long before auditions were held for Romeo and Juliet.

“Juliet was very challenging,” she said. “Initially, I was reluctant to try out for the part because Juliet is an ingénue who wants the boy, and I didn’t feel like an ingénue.”

Eventually, Madu put her hesitations about the role behind her, but there were still some challenges.

“That was a monster of a show to memorize,” she said. “For a few weeks, I had the script in my bag and nothing else. It was the hardest role I’ve played, but I had so much fun with it. It

“It was humbling and ego-building at the same time,” Madu said of her whirlwind theatre experience in New York, but the actor/singer/director hasn’t had much time to dwell on it as she contemplates what she will do upon graduation.

went by too fast.”

Madu, who served as one of the student directors for the College’s November production of David Auburn’s Proof, also did the sound design for Romeo and Juliet, which she will submit to the annual regional Kennedy Center festival in January.

A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES Speaking of submissions, Madu also entered a monologue into a competition she learned about while in Indianapolis. A few weeks later, while sitting in the College’s Einstein’s Bros.

Bagels shop, she received a message that her entry had taken third place. With it, should she choose, is a contract for the 2023–24 season at The Naptown African American Theatre Collective, the first Black equity theatre in Indianapolis.

Which leads to an interesting question: Where will Madu head next after she graduates from Monmouth?

The short answer is, if Madu gets an acting opportunity that’s too good to pass up, she could find herself with a theatre company, such as Naptown. But she also hopes that graduate school is in her future.

Other opportunities might arise in February in Memphis, where Madu and Cliffel will attend the United Professional Theatre Auditions, also known as UPTA. On the other side, she has already received interest in a graduate program offered by the University of Houston.

Grad schools and theatre companies alike can learn more about her at her website, gabrielamadu.com.

“I’ve put a lot of blood, sweat and tears into it,” said Madu, who bills herself on the site as an actor/singer/musician.

Included on the home page is her philosophy about performance: “Performance is not only an art, but an outlet for every individual to express their desires in a way that normal conversations cannot.”

“Initially, I was reluctant to try out for the part because Juliet is an ingénue who wants the boy, and I didn’t feel like an ingénue,” Madu recalled of her audition for Romeo and Juliet. But, as is her nature, she threw herself into the role and found herself enjoying it.

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MONMOUTH’S HALLOWED HALL TURNS THIRTY

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tudents from Monmouth—or those who have passed through the city during their time at Monmouth College—have gone on to do great things.

Thirty years ago, the Whiteman brothers—Don ’49, Ralph ’52 and Dick ’64—decided that fact needed to be recognized and celebrated, so they created a Hall of Achievement for Monmouth’s public schools and another for Monmouth College.

The brothers, who were raised in town by their parents, Wendell ’28 and Lucille Zimmerman Whiteman, are graduates of both.

“I remember talking to my brother cutline Don, and he said, ‘You know, we’ve got two CEOs of major A plaque at the Hall of Fortune 500 companies who graduated from MonAchievement mouth (Harold “Red” Poling ’49 at Ford Motor Co. recognizes and James Pate ’63 at Quaker State-Pennzoil),” said the Ralph Whiteman, who still lives in Monmouth today.

Whitemans’ parents “He said, ‘No college around here has more than one, as the and most of them don’t have any. We need to market inspiration that.’” for the Whiteman said it can be a natural mindset to think recognition program.

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small town,” or what he once called in print “a perceived corporate inferiority complex.” The men and women who have been honored through the past three decades by the entity the Whitemans started prove that mindset wrong through their achievements, and the stories they share are a source of inspiration.

“We wanted to incentivize students, to show the quality of our product,” said Whiteman. “The inductees go to classrooms and speak to students. Their message can be, ‘I was where you are, now get with the program.’

This is all student-related. That’s what the purpose of this was when we started it back in 1992.”

Having a Hall of Achievement not only satisfies that purpose, but it carries other benefits, as well, said Whiteman, who served on Monmouth College’s Board of Trustees for 24 years.

One benefit, he said, is to heighten awareness and

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appreciation of the teachers at Monmouth’s schools THE HALL OF ACHIEVEMENT and the professors at the College.

IS A POINT OF PRIDE FOR Another is to serve MONMOUTH ALUMNI AND as what he called IS ATTRACTIVE TO FUTURE “a report card.”

STUDENTS AND TO POTENTIAL “The Hall of DONORS. AND TO THE PEOPLE Achievement is a IN SCHOOL, IT’S PRETTY point of pride for IMPRESSIVE TO SEE THE Monmouth alumQUALITY OF THE PEOPLE ni and is attractive YOU’RE ASSOCIATED WITH.” to future students RALPH WHITEMAN and to potential donors,” he said.

“And to the people in school, it’s pretty impressive to see the quality of the people you’re associated with. It’s a marketable item for the College. Fundraisers can take this information on the road to share with prospective donors. One way to look at it is this is our report card.

It’s good for the College to have that type of recognition.

It’s a pretty impressive list of names.”

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THE HALL OF ACHIEVEMENT 1992 Walter S. Huff Jr. ’56 William M. LeSuer ’42 James L. Pate ’63 Harold A Poling ’49 Helen Wagner Willey ’38

Harold “Red” Poling ’49 rose through the ranks at Ford Motor Co. to become its CEO.

1993 The Rev. Kenneth E. Bailey ’52 Dean E. Fischer ’58 Patricia J. Hofstetter ’48

1994 The Rev. Robert H. Meneilly ’45 H. Donald Winbigler ’31

1995 Gordon F. Huber ’43 H. Betty Weiss Oberstar ’43 K. Marie Stolba ’44 Makota Tsuda ’43

Helen Wagner Willey ’38 was the star of the daytime drama As The World Turns for 54 years.

1997 William J. Winslade ’63

1998 Dr. Stanley E. Chism ’63 Joan L. Rezner Gundersen ’68 Capt. Robert C. Mabry Jr. ’70

2000 Vice Adm. James Stockdale ’46

2001 Timothy G. Lee ’61 DICK WHITEMAN ’64

The Rev. Robert H. Meneilly ’45 was the founding pastor of one of the largest Presbyterian congregations in the United States.

2002 Roger J. Fritz ’50

2004 Maj. Gen. Phillip G. Killey Jr. ’63

2005 William L. Trubeck ’68

2006 Maj. Gen. Stephen T. Johnson ’72

2007 Gerald A. Marxman ’56

Vice Adm. James Stockdale ’46 was awarded the Medal of Honor for his bravery as the most senior naval officer prisoner of war in Vietnam.

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2008 Dr. Frank Fitch ’51

2009 Joe Tait ’59

2010 Kennedy Reed ’67

2011 Joe Tait ’59 was the play-by-play radio announcer for the NBA Cleveland Caveliers for 40 years and winner of the Curt Gowdy Media Award.

Jerry Mitchell ’67

2012 Hamzah Kassim ’76

2013 Frederick Wackerle ’61

2014 Tom Ulmet ’64

2015 Maj. John Huston ’68 Karen Bush Watts ’65 Lon Helton ’72 hosts the syndicated radio show Country Countdown USA and has been named CMA Broadcast Personality of the Year 11 times.

2016 Karin Loya ’63 Dwight Tierney ’69

2017 Col. Susan S. Sandner Gibson ’81 Lon J. Helton ’72

2018 David Bowers ’60 Won Yang Everett ’68

2019 Dwight Tierney ’69 was a founding member of MTV Networks and later served as a senior vice president for Viacom.

Karen Chism ’65 William Goldsborough ’65

2020 Bonnie Shaddock ’54 Larry Gerdes

2021 Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76 Dr. Rick Kaskel ’67

2022 Hiroyuki Fujita ’92 Karen Krueger ’72 Sen. Mattie Hunter ’76 is a veteran member of the Illinois legislature, currently serving as the Majority Caucus Chair.

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other inductees include award-winning country music radio personality Lon Helton ’72, former vice presidential candidate Vice Adm. James Stockdale ’46, MTV co-founder Dwight Tierney ’69 and soap opera star Helen Wagner Willey ’38.

The College’s list of names grew by two on Sept. 30, when Hiroyuki Fujita ’92 and Karen Krueger ’72 were inducted into its Hall of Achievement during the Alumni Impact Awards, which are part of Homecoming festivities.

Fujita, who founded Quality Electrodynamics, a global developer and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology manufacturer, is chairman of Ohio State University’s Board of Trustees. Krueger was a foreign service officer during a 41-year career with the U.S. Department of State.

One of the first inductees into the Monmouth public schools hall of achievement in 1992 was actually a Monmouth College alumna—Ira Brooks Walsh ’57.

Other College alumni who have joined that select group include Gracie Peterson ’22, Leino Corgnati ’35, Robert Cramer ’54, Charles Courtney ’57 and Chris Byers and Mike Salaway, both from the Class of 1989. They joined an illustrious list that included former president Ronald Reagan, who attended second and third grade in Monmouth.

“A hall of achievement is psychologically different from a hall of fame,” said Whiteman, who oversaw the proceedings for the first 20 years. “Normally, you think of individuals being honored. We think of honorees inspiring students. ‘We were where you are today, and you can do it, too.’ It’s really kind of a unique thing with the two simultaneous halls. The intended purpose of both of them was to be an inspiration to students.”

Some alumni achieved at such a high level that many in the community knew of their accomplishments. But others have also gone on to impressive careers while flying under the radar, or while their Monmouth roots weren’t realized by many.

“Years ago, I asked a Monmouth College chaplain if they were a devotee of (nationally known author and theology professor) Kenneth Bailey,” said Whiteman, referring to his 1952 Monmouth classmate who was inducted into the College’s Hall of Achievement in 1993.

“The answer was yes, but they didn’t know that Bailey had graduated from Monmouth. So this program is also a way to raise awareness of some of these individuals’ stories and backgrounds and how they tie into Monmouth.” ­

HOMECOMING REVIEW

A FAMILY AFFAIR

Kinship was keyword for Homecoming ’22

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onmouth College celebrated Family Weekend in mid-September. The Homecoming celebration that followed two weeks later could very well have been dubbed “Family Weekend II.”

The theme of family

By Barry was a thread that McNamara ran throughout the Homecoming Weekend 2022 festivities, which were staged on two glorious autumn days.

Joining the slate of traditional Homecoming activities Sept. 30–Oct. 1 was the inaugural Fighting Scots Champions Club ceremony, where members of Monmouth’s undefeated 1972 football team were honored, along with their coach, Bill “Moose” Reichow.

“These are very special men who became part of our family,” said Reichow of the 30 players from the 9-0 squad who returned to campus for the Friday night ceremony.

Charlie Goehl ’73, one of the team’s

co-captains in attendance, said he certainly felt like family after a meaningful intervention by Reichow, who personally drove him back from St. Olaf College after an in-game injury, rather than leave Goehl in a Minnesota hospital.

“I don’t remember the things that happened in the games,” said Goehl.

“What I remember is what Coach did for me.”

Another special ceremony was held to formally dedicate the Trubeck Amphitheater, funded by former vice chairman of the Board of Trustees Bill Trubeck ’68 in memory of his late wife, Judith Williams Trubeck ’69.

“None of it would be possible without that generosity and love of family and Monmouth College,” President Clarence R. Wyatt said in his remarks at the dedication, held Saturday afternoon.

Located just outside the north entrance of the Center for Science and Business, the Trubeck Amphitheater helps connect the College’s west-side residence halls.

Designed by Monmouth First Lady Lobie Stone, the amphitheater project included the renovation of an adjoining fountain and garden area, originally dedicated to Mrs. Trubeck in 2013.

“This is a wonderful addition to what is already a beautiful campus,” said Trubeck.

The weekend also featured the Alumni Impact Awards on Friday evening, which included the induction of tech company founder and CEO Hiroyuki Fujita ’92 and U.S. Department of State veteran Karen Krueger ’72 into the Hall of Achievement—the highest honor the College bestows upon its graduates.

ABOVE: The family of the late Judith Williams Trubeck ’69 is all smiles following the ribbon-cutting for the new Trubeck Amphitheater and the renovated garden and fountain dedicated to her memory. Her husband, Bill Trubeck ’68, who funded the project, is pictured at center. He is flanked, from left, by his sister, Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70, vice president for development Hannah Maher, director of facilities management Sarah Young, First Lady Lobie Stone, President Clarence R. Wyatt, vice president for student affairs Karen Ogorzalek and his brother-in-law, David Adolphson ’67.

Pride and gratitude At the Fighting Scots Champions Club ceremony, Goehl and co-captain Steve Rueckert ’73 both paid tribute to the team’s third captain, Dave Brinker ’73, who died in 2015 and was the sub-

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Memories with Moose Backing up Coach Bill “Moose” Reichow (front, center) at the 50th-anniversary celebration of their 1972 undefeated football season were more than 30 of his former players. Row 1 (from left): Steve Pinkus ’75, Bob Pratt ’74, Rod Davies ’74, Warren Bank ’75, Bill Breedlove ’76, Greg Derbak ’75, Bill Dusek ’73, Matt Entrup ’75, John Carter ’74 and Gary Peevler ’74. Row 2: Paul Waszak ’74, Mike Castillo ’74, Mark Rueckert ’74, Chuck Poeltler ’76, Bill Honeycutt ’74, Dennis Plummer ’73, Butch Avery ’73, Charlie Goehl ’73 and Joe Schurr ’75. Row 3: Tom Roy ’73 and Bob Trombetta ’74. Row 4: Jim Elsey ’76, Grant Minor ’74, Tom Aggen ’75, Roger Samuels ’76, Barry Jackson ’76, Dennis Birkhofer ’73, Steve Rueckert ’74, Warren Wilson ’74, Tom Kratochvil ’73 and Bob Stinauer ’76.

ject of many stories and memories from the players.

“I was proud to be your captain then, and I’m proud to be your captain today,” said an emotional Rueckert.

The coach-player relationship was also highlighted the next day by Taylor Thiel ’02, one of the three M Club Hall of Fame inductees.

“Words cannot express my gratitude to (former) Coach (Roger) Sander,” said an emotional Thiel of the baseball coach and 1978 Monmouth graduate, who attended the ceremony despite a grave illness. “I hope I made you proud.”

Sadly, Sander died the following week. (See obituary, page 70.)

Thiel also played basketball at nearby Galesburg High School, doing so in John Thiel Gymnasium.

“Every day I was out there, I was representing my family,” he said. “I played to make them proud.”

That was a sentiment shared by another Hall of Famer, Tanesha Hughes Newell ’09, who had attended her grandmother’s funeral the day before she was inducted.

“She would always tell me how proud of me she was,” said Newell, a three-sport standout for the Scots, who said Monmouth got on her radar through legendary Monmouth Hall of Famer Virgil “Tige” Boucher ’31.

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Forever Monmouth That Boucher was still sending students Monmouth’s way some 70 years after he graduated is a testament to the staying power of the College.

The third Hall of Fame inductee, Chris Pio ’84, touched on that theme when speaking of his three children, one of whom, Eric Pio ’26, has followed him to Monmouth.

“They know that even though their dad hasn’t coached here in several years, he never left,” said Pio. “It was all worth the effort. This is the only place I ever wanted to be, and now it’s where I’ll always be.”

In accepting the Family of the Year Award on behalf of the Thome-Johnson family, Katie Minor ’04 made references at the Alumni Impact Awards to her ancestors’ connections to the College that predated Boucher by several decades.

“Going all the way back to 1868, Monmouth College pointed 10 family members in the right direction,” she said.

One of those family members was her grandmother Mary Ann Thome Johnson ’45, whom Minor called “the nexus that joined the multiple generations of Monmouth graduates in our family together.”

Monmouth traditions were a big part of Minor’s upbringing, including singing the old Monmouth College songs. To conclude her remarks, she led the Alumni Impact Awards audience in a rendition of “I Want to Go Back to Old M.C.,” which was written in 1919.

Brothers and sisters

Members of the Thome-Johnson family, which was recognized as Family of the Year, included, from left: Lucy Hyde Johnson ’72, Maj. Gen. Stephen Johnson ’72, Emily Johnson Minor ’76, Grant Minor ’74, Katie Minor ’04, Ben Minor and Ashley Kaple.

“GOING ALL THE WAY BACK TO 1868, MONMOUTH COLLEGE POINTED 10 FAMILY MEMBERS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.”

Later at the podium, Distinguished Alumnus Award KATIE MINOR ’04 recipient Joel Hillison ’83, a retired Army colonel, said he wouldn’t have attended Monmouth if not for his brother, Robert Hillison ’82.

In that case, a real brother made a difference. For another honoree, it was figurative sisters who enriched her time at Monmouth and beyond.

“When you join a sorority, you’re told that you’re sisters for life, but you don’t truly know what that means at the time,” said Mary Ann Larsen Zimmerman ’88, who has gone on to alumnae positions with Kappa Delta and now has the perspective to appreciate “the beauty of lifelong friendships.”

Zimmerman was inducted into the Fraternity and Sorority Hall of Fame on Saturday morning, along with Mary Grable McLeod ’87.

At the Alumni Impact Awards, educational studies professor Michelle Holschuh Simmons received the Hatch Award for Excellence in Teaching, and she, too, referenced family.

“My kids inspire me with their curiosity and their love of learning,” said Holschuh Simmons, whose husband, Bob, is also on Monmouth’s faculty.

Another faculty member, psychology professor Joan Wertz, received the Distinguished Service Award at the Alumni Impact Awards.

“I consider myself lucky to have landed in this community, to be able to have the kind of impact I do on young people, and to work to help this institution and its students thrive,” she said. “Because in return, I have thrived here, too.”

Ed Wimp ’12, stranded in Florida because of Hurricane Ian, shared via video his acceptance remarks for the Distinguished Young Alumnus Award.

“I owe a lot of what’s made me me to Monmouth,” he said. “I encourage all of you to look for ways to impact others’ lives.”

Football team member Greg Derbak ’75 echoed that sentiment during a video celebrating the 1972 squad at the Fighting Scots Champions Club ceremony.

“This place is very special to me,” said Derbak, who admitted to being “rough around the edges” during his student days. “It changed my life.”

The football team was successful when Derbak was a Scot, and it’s still winning often today. The Scots topped visiting Lawrence 62-6 in the Homecoming game on Saturday afternoon.

Inductee Mary Grable McLeod ’87 (right) and Dawn Pfeiffer Stoyanoff ’92, representing inductee Mary Ann Larsen Zimmerman ’88, light a candle at the Order of Omega ceremony.

From left: Hall of Achievement inductee Karen Krueger ’72, Distinguished Alumnus recipient Joel Hillison ’83 and Hatch Award winners Michelle Holschuh Simmons and Joan Wertz were honored at the Alumni Impact Awards. Hall of Achievement inductee Hiroyuki Fujita ’92 and Young Alumnus Ed Wimp ’12 accepted via video messages.

Inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame were, from left: Tanesha Hughes Newell ’09, Chris Pio ’84 and Taylor Thiel ’02.

Theta Chi alumnus John Carlson ’74 (right) headed an effort to erect a historic marker in front of the former Theta Chi house, which was dedicated at Homecoming. He is pictured with Jim Braun ’83, whose company produced the sign.

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CLASS OF 1982. Row 1 (from left): Mary Alexander Corrigan, Roger Osborne and Judy Harrison Curtis. Row 2: Ruth Ault Shimmin, Mike Magner, Bob Hillison and Ann DeCoster Holst.

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CLASS OF 1992. Row 1 (from left): Todd Halihan, Susan Boland and John Thomas.

Row 2: Dawn Pfeiffer Syoyanoff and Julia Zobrist Doll.

CLASS OF 1997. (from left): Bob Strabley, Kari Bailey Shimmin and Jason Johnson.

CLASS OF 1987. Doug Liniger.

tinyurl.com/mc-homecoming22 CLASS OF 2002. Row 1 (from left): Jill Kless Bays, Tana Clouse Kutemeier and Andrew Kutemeier. Row 2: Chris Bays, Kate Pearce Shaver and Beth Tourek Veen.

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2021 - 2022 Index McMichael Heritage Circle Lifetime Giving....................................................16 Planned Gifts and Bequests............................16 Endowed Gifts..................................................... 17 Capital Gifts.........................................................18 Employee Service...............................................18 The 1853 Society....................................................20 Restricted Gifts......................................................24 Loyal Scots Society...............................................33 Alumni Contributors.............................................42 Constituent Groups Parents................................................................. 53 Faculty and Staff............................................... 55 Friends................................................................. 55 Businesses and Corporations........................58 Estates.................................................................59 Foundations, Scholarships, Trusts................59 Honoraria.............................................................60 Memorial Gifts....................................................60 Organizations.....................................................60 Alumni Board of Directors...............................60 Trustees (Current and Emeriti).......................60 Memorial Commemorations............................61

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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 and †Dorothy Peterson Dahl ’40 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 † B. Arlene Snow LeSuer ’42 and †William M. LeSuer ’42 † Karol Kluss Manley ’49 Gerald A. Marxman ’55 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath

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† 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 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 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 Tony L. Cook E. Davis Coots ’65 and Nancy Yates Coots ’66 Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 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 Ann Garry ’65 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 Marilyn Schlemmer Gillette ’52 William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Linda Groves Merle B. Growden Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Pamela Ball Gustafson ’77 John E. Harmon ’68 Tina Hartwig ’68 Robert E. Hillison ’82 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 Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Marilyn Johnston ’48 Timothy G. Keefauver ’80 and Susan Keefauver † J. Stephen Kennedy ’50 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022)

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Kenneth Martin Klein ’66 and Susan Latham Klein ’67 Darleen Scherer Knowles ’68 Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti June Brown Kromberg ’48 Karen Krueger ’72 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 Edward Petersen 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 Sherman U. Smith ’72 and Diane Smith 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 Peter E. Upton ’68 Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk 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 Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White Donald G. Whiteman ’49 † Helen McNeel Wiener ’38 Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 Jeanne Willhardt † Gary D. Willhardt ’59 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 Merle Growden Eleanor Crow Gustafson ’63 Tina Hartwig ’68 William Heuerman and Sue Huseman James C. Hornaday ’61

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan 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 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 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 † 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 Cynthia Waltershausen ’67 and George L. Waltershausen Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Richard W. Whiteman ’64 and Harriet Southerlan Whiteman ’65 Ann Newton Wieland ’68 P. Andrew Wieland and Roxana Wieland 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

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Mc M ichael H eritage Circle ( ) continued

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

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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 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 Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl 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 Louise DuBois Kasch ’48 Ann Knapheide Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 J. Alex McGehee ’81 and Liz McGehee Terry Medhurst Gary W. Melvin and Tess Melvin Daniel F. Palmer ’75 and Sheri Palmer H. Safford Peacock J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Roxie Pepper Hugh M. Phelps ’63 and Norma Phelps Debra Jackowniak Scarlett ’95 John M. Schultz and Elizabeth Schultz

Bonnie Bondurant Shaddock ’54 Mark E. Taylor ’78 William L. Trubeck ’68 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 Fred Wackerle ’61 Viktoria Knapheide Wood Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

Businesses and Organizations

Anonymous Arthur and Dorothy Dahl Trust 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 Martha Carwile Jacquelyn Condon

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022)

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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 Dian Henson 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 Nancy Burke St. Ledger ’69 Jeff L. Steele Carolyn 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

DONOR PROFILE: BLENDED GIFT

JOHN ’68 AND NANCY CROTZER HARMON ’68 Classmates John Harmon and Nancy Crotzer met at Monmouth, but they didn’t begin dating until both were placed as teachers in Schaumburg, Ill. Nancy remained in the profession as a fourth-grade teacher, while John soon entered the up-and-coming world of computer science, spending much of his career with Kemper Insurance doing network architecture.

The couple was married 51 years until Nancy died in 2021.

THE GIFT: To establish the John and Nancy Crotzer Harmon Fund, John made a

blended gift—cash now and a planned gift with funds going to the educational studies’ department TARTANS program (Teachers Allied with Rural Towns and Neighborhood Schools). “With Nancy dying, my financial adviser suggested that I start distributing some of our money now,” said John. One of his first moves was to “kick up my contribution to the church.” He said he and Nancy had not donated much over the years to their alma mater, so when he ultimately made a gift, he wanted it to be a significant contribution “to catch up.”

MONMOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: “Nancy really enjoyed Gracie Peterson and Jean Liedman. She really interacted with the legends of Monmouth at the time, as

well as with her classmates,” said John, who knew another College legend, Bobby Woll, through his participation on the track team.

STORY TIME: “Nancy was a very highly regarded teacher,” said John. “In 1972,

she was named the outstanding educator for our area. ... Her kids would ask for a hug at the end of the day. It started out with just a few kids, but then kids who weren’t even in her class were lining up for a hug. Eventually, it started throwing off the bus schedules, because some of the kids were waiting still in line after school for their hug.”

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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 David L. Evans William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Merle B. Growden John E. Harmon ’68 Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Robin A. Johnson ’80 Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Robert L. Litchfield ’71 H. Safford Peacock H. Leonard Porter III ’67 and Mary Ellen Biciste Porter ’67 Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts William L. Trubeck ’68 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61

Organizations and Estates

Clarks Fork Foundation Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties David A. Bowers IRA Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Eleanor Ketcham Trust F. Addison Jones Trust Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells Foundation Gordon Young IRA Henry S. Peacock Trust J & V Flynn Foundation

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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.

Jawaharlal Charitable Trust John E. Harmon IRA Karen A. Chism IRA Margaret C. Bozarth IRA Margaret Roberts IRA Midwest Bank Richard E. Yahnke IRA Robert G. Riley JR IRA

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

Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Gaye Burek Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Thomas S. Davis ’62 † Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’05 William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel John A. Kemp ’82 and Reese Kemp Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Thomas S. Martin ’72 Michael B. McCulley ’70 Stephen Dale Mey ’68 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 William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Mark E. Taylor ’78 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Fred Wackerle ’61 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

Organizations and Estates

Anonymous Augustin S. Hart IRA Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program Cline-Lofftus Foundation David A. Bowers Foundation David A. Bowers Revocable Trust Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA J & L Freedom Foundation Kemp Family Charitable Fund Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust

Lonn Myers IRA Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund QCR Holdings, LLC Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Stephen Dale Mey IRA The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Twomey Foundation William Simpson IRA

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

David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Glenn L. Beall ’56 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Barbara Bolon Bye ’64 Janet Gotthart Camp ’53 Douglas A. Campbell ’71 Douglas R. Carlson ’66 John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa John A. Courson ’64 and Marcia Courson Moira Dolan Dolan ’80 Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro † Martha Gerber Larry G. Gerdes F. William Graue Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Kenneth Martin Klein ’66 and Susan Latham Klein ’67 James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Alan J. Landauer ’70 and Gail Anderson Landauer ’71 Margaret Will Lee ’71 † Frank W. Lee III ’69 Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Vincent D. Mahoney Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath

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Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod Ann Michael ’67 Larry E. Millikan ’58 and Jeanine Johnson Millikan ’61 F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes Ellen Littler Perry ’59 † Edward F. Perry ’58 Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Eugene R. Scholes Jr. and Kathryn Scholes Melissa Scholes Scholes ’97 Mary Schwalbert ’45 Sherman U. Smith ’72 and Diane Smith Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Dwight Tierney ’69 and Dina Nathanson William A. Turner ’93 Ronald C. Wheeler Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 and Linda Wild Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone

Organizations and Estates Anita Ridge and David Greer Donor Advised Fund Ann B. Michael IRA BP Foundation, Inc C/O Givingforce Foundation Carolyn Phelps IRA Christine S FitzGerald IRA CME Group Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation David L. Arnold IRA Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Gail Landauer IRA James R. Klusendorf IRA Janet Camp IRA Jim and Anne Beall IRA Joanne G. Moy IRA Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Kapoor Family Fund Larry Millikan IRA Marcia Adair IRA Mary L. Schwalbert Rev Trust McLeod Family Gift Account MTC Communications Payson S. Wild, Jr. IRA Quakers Farm Foundation Ralph Riggs IRA Randolph Living Trust

Riley Family Fund Greater Des Moines Community Foundation Robert and Lynda Bollman Trust Robin Galloway Donor Advised Fund Smithfield Foods The RKC Fund Thomas J. McDowell IRA Yahnke Family Charitable Fund

FOUNDERS CLUB $2,500 to $4,999 Individuals Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Lisa Hines Berg ’83 Robert L. Best ’62 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Scott Bond and Janey Bond Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Richard K. Fuller ’57 and Kathleen Fuller Donald L. Gladfelter ’77 Linda Groves Robert H. Gwynn ’63 John L. Hennessy Jr. ’68 James A. Hutchinson ’64 Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Irwin E. Kirk ’53 Kai Nani Kraut ’93 Albert S. Maurer ’56 Jeffrey D. Miller ’84 William G. Morgan ’64 Miriam Patton Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 and Donna Perzigian J. Stewart Peterson Jr. ’77 Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. ’65 and Judith Maxwell Schaeffer ’65 Matthew Schramm and Lynn Schramm John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo Robert J. Shriner Jr. Dean A. Sipe ’74 and Ilene Sipe Nancy Snowden David L. Spears ’62

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Michael E. Sproston ’64 and Donna Schliffke Sproston ’66 H. Charles Stahmer ’73 Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing George J. Wolcott William A. Wolma ’67 and Frances White Wolma ’66 Ronald A. Zagorski ’65 and Eugenia Willman Zagorski ’65 Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66

Organizations and Estates

Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Associated Colleges of Illinois Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Coastwide Environmental Country Financial Danny C. Richards IRA David N. WIlling IRA Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Exxonmobil Foundation Fork Catering Company Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Karen Bush Watts IRA Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Lila Blum IRA Midwest Bank of Western Illinois Robert J. Shriner Jr. Charitable Fund Scott and Janey Bond Trust Susan L. Klein IRA Vincent D. Mahoney IRA

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

Anonymous David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 David K. Allen ’69 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Paul D. Babcock ’87 and Dianna Lukkasson Babcock ’88 G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton David R. Bates ’63 and Susan Bates Tyler R. Baxter ’16

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Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Reid K. Beveridge ’64 and Eileen Beveridge Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 DuFresne Penrod Blume ’91 Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Kathryn Bondurant Carl A. Borine ’61 and Sharon Borine Daniel H. Bowers and Michelle Bowers Michael L. Bowers and Linda Bowers Robert H. Brink ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brown Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64 Paul L. Brown ’56 Gail Bunce Lucy Work Burroughs ’64 Judith Sluka Butcher ’63 James L. Caldwell IV ’72 and Barbara Caldwell Margery Heaton Clarke ’58 Thomas E. Colclasure ’73 and Yolette Lorquet Colclasure Jacquelyn Condon and Neal Heerwagen Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Robert A. Dahl and Kasim Baihaki Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom William S. Daniel ’72 F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport Joanna Davison ’99 Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Luis De Leon Nieves and Feng Chu De Leon Nieves James L. De Young and Janet De Young Donald L. Denney ’64 and Dorene Denney Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Lee D. Dobbins ’59 and Barbara Getty Dobbins ’59 Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon Robert C. Dyni ’83 Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 and Millicent Knight Rhoda Engel ’57 Carolyn Tomazic Engers ’54 Dwight R. Erskine ’67 Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 Gary W. Evans ’69 and Barbara Evans Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Janet Forsythe Fishburn ’58 † Peter C. Fishburn Daryl Fisher and Susan Fisher

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Frederick A. Fletcher and Jane Taylor † 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 Carey Carrier Gill ’98 Gary L. Gilliland ’65 John Goddard Charles W. Goehl ’73 and Kim Goehl Gregory C. Golembe ’71 Sally Meaker Guth ’80 and John Guth Donald D. Hadsell ’75 and Lois Hadsell Margaret Hamil ’71 Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 George E. Heck Jr. ’66 and Judi Heck Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent F. David Hillis ’92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ’93 Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Jane Woods Hobson ’54 James C. Hornaday ’61 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Deletra Cross Hudson ’92 Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Charles R. Hughes ’74 Marcia Tallman Ince ’73 and Ray Ince William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Ronald J. Irion ’51 and Shirley Moser Irion ’52 Scott C. James and Monica James Richard A. Johnson ’70 and Lorraine Botticelli Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 Stephen D. Keithley ’72 and Cynthia Wead Keithley ’73 Margaret Dahlbo Kerr ’49 and William E. Kerr Glenn P. Kinder ’73 and Nancy Thompson Kinder ’73 Alice Dunlap-Kraft ’75 and Robert Kraft Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Curtis S. Lane ’03 Christopher Fredrick Lawson ’88 and Heidi Lawson Suellen Lee Gwendolyn Wallgren Lewis ’59 Amy Longenbaugh ’95 Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs

Paul G. Luepke ’83 and Judi Poettgen Luepke ’83 Nancy Venn MacDonald ’56 Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Robert V. Main ’53 Russell F. Marshall ’63 and Mary Bailey Marshall ’64 Caroline Marvin ’67 Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Michael E. McCreight ’68 Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie R. Jeremy McNamara and Mary McNamara Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 Sebastian Juan Mitchell ’90 and Vicki Martin Mitchell ’88 John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Bruce H. Morrison ’70 Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Michelle Moy ’89 Thomas A. Nichol ’82 Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 Gary C. Niehaus ’74 and Paige Niehaus Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin ’70 and Bruce Edmund Nolin Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Julia Briggerman O’Hara ’62 and Daniel O’Hara Julie O’Hara Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ’54 Louise Pacholik ’73 Timothy S. Pecaro ’76 Michelle Perry ’89 Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patricia Peters Alvin T. Peterson ’60 Dean E. Peterson ’64 and Suzanne Peterson Linda Carlson Phelps ’66 and George Phelps Jerri Picha ’75 Kathy Wolf Plath ’77 and Corey Plath Charles M. Poeltler ’76 Jeffrey C. Potts ’74 and Christine Odell Potts ’74 Barbara Provus E. Kemp Prugh Charles L. Rassieur ’60 and Virginia Rassieur Linda Reed ’69 William R. Reinsberg ’63 and Judith Reinsberg Allison Ritscher ’94 Robert H. Roggeveen ’72 John S. Romine ’55 Robert C. Roush ’67 Melony Sacopulos Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88

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Blair W. Schultz ’72 Christopher C. Schwarz ’09 and Breanna Webb Schwarz ’09 Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Harlan B. Scott II ’80 Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Agan Shauman Scott K. Shaw ’03 and Erin Hoffmeyer Shaw ’03 Charles B. Shawver ’76 Dee Smith Shuff ’63 Robert L. Singer ’61 Roger F. Slaboch ’75 Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum John Davis Small II ’79 Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth JoAnn Sorensen Joanne Greer Stipp ’64 and James Stipp Michael L. Thompson and Michele Thompson David M. Timmerman and Mary Timmerman William B. Trent Jr. ’69 and Catherine Blake Trent ’70 Richard B. Truog ’74 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 Mark T. Tupper ’94 and Tina Tupper Charles L. Turnbough Jr. ’69 John Turnbull and Denise Turnbull Peter E. Upton ’68 Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 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 Mitchell Walker Margaret Walker Wallace Kathryn Gardels Weal ’71 and Bruce W. Weal Daniel S. Weber ’74 and Geralyn Pope Weber ’76 R. Bruce Weiman ’76 and Debbie Weiman Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60 David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Melissa Wieland John H. Wierman ’66 Frank Wilary and Jennifer Wilary

DONOR PROFILE: PLANNED GIFT

ANN GARRY ’65 Ann Garry of Beverly Hills, Calif., is an emerita professor of philosophy at California State University, Los Angeles, where she was the founding director of the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities. An early entrant into feminist philosophy, she was responsible for a significant amount of foundational work in the new field, including the development of early courses in feminist philosophy, early efforts to integrate feminist philosophy into other philosophical areas, and the creation of a new journal, Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, which remains the premier journal in the field.

THE GIFT: Her planned gift will “benefit students and faculty participating in

socially engaged study and work.” Said Garry, who came to campus in 1961 from Jacksonville, Ill., “I got a scholarship to attend Monmouth. People long ago gave money to fund that scholarship, and I want to give something back, too.”

MONMOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: “He treated students with respect,” said Garry

as she recalled her days as a philosophy major studying under the legendary Sam Thompson. “He didn’t make you do silly assignments that were trivial or petty. His assignments really made sense for what you should be learning.

And that’s something I tried to emulate when I taught.” She continued other aspects of Thompson’s teaching, as well. “He was critical, but supportive, also.

That’s an important combination to have. He was a good mentor.”

STORY TIME: “I’ve been back to Monmouth a few times in recent years for a variety of reasons, and I like the spirit of the place,” said Garry. “The College is doing a really good job these days of trying to stay abreast of what students need, and doing that within the framework of a liberal arts education.”

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

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Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Vicki Hennenfent IRA Virginia Rassieur IRA Wieland Family Foundation William S. Daniel Attorney At Law

Yourcause, As Agent for Blackbaud Giving Fund for Mastercard Impact Fund YourCause/Blackbaud, LLC Trustee for Illinois Tool Works

Jane Batten Wild ’69 Kathryn Argentine Willhardt ’12 and Mark E. Willhardt Richard L. Williams ’72 and Donna Czajka Williams ’73 Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig James M. Wilson ’66 and Katherine Lepard estricted ifts Wilson ’67 In addition to supporting the annual fund, donors also designate charitable contributions Roger Wilson ’68 and Judith Wilson for specific purposes, endowed funds and capital projects.

Mary Hollander Winter ’53 and Robert G. Winter ’53 David T. Workman and Linda Workman Gordon B. Yocum ’73 and Bronwyn Yocum ACI’s Peer Mentoring Program Janet Forbes Myers ’68 and Lonn W. Myers Sarah Young Associated Colleges of Illinois Fred H. Rumney III ’64 and Leslie Williamson Kristie Klapp Zessin ’87 and J. Bradley Zessin ’66 Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 Endowed Scholarship Rumney ’69 Alfred B. Mainetti ’71 and Josephine Mainetti Carol J. Boehme Scholarship for Women Organizations and Estates Carol West Boehme ’72 Alvin T. Peterson Trust Amy Workman Scholarship Arlene C. Flynn IRA David T. Workman and Linda Workman Carol Veith Sorenson Scholarship Barbara L. Provus Charitable Fund Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Athletic Meals Fund Buchanan Center for the Arts Sorenson David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Charles R. Hughes Living Trust David L. Arnold IRA Center for Science and Business Charlie’s Charities Sarah Kaufman Lopez ’07 and Alejandro Lopez ATO House Fund Faith United Presbyterian Church Kristofer K. Kline ’95 and Shannon Kline Champion Miller Fund for Diversity, Equity Gail Bunce IRA Ralph L. Riggs ’60 and Inclusion Gary C. Niehaus Revocable Trust Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Babette Buck and Fred Wackerle Endowed Hamil Charitable Account Fund James T. Briscoe ’73 and Vicki Lowder Young ’74 Scholarship Henry Safford Peacock Foundation Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 and Krystal Carlson Fred Wackerle ’61 James Caldwell IRA Frank Alexander Clark ’02 and Jennifer Clark James G. Mercer IRA Barbara S. Walker ’50 Scholarship Aaron J. Cluka ’03 Jeanne Robeson IRA Mitchell Walker Christopher Cornelius and Lisa Cornelius Jim and Jan De Young Charitable Trust †Robert L. Walker ’51 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund Baseball Program Sheri McKee Coulter ’80 and Richard P. John Davis Small II Residential Account Scott A. Beeler ’98 and Tara Olson Olson Coulter ’82 Johnson Controls Foundation Beeler ’00 Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Judith Sluka Butcher IRA Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Kenneth M. Klein IRA Blaesing ’95 Rafael C. Delgado ’05 and Kathryn Jackson ’05 Leon A. Kraut IRA Joseph Coan Botte Doner ’21 Basketball Program Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 Dale Hull Merle B. Growden IRA Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 and Millicent Knight Bowers Hall Endowed Maintenance Fund Mitchell Family Charitable Gift Fund Geoffrey M. Edwards ’03 and Christina David A. Bowers ’60 Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund Edwards David A. Bowers IRA Paul L. Brown IRA Christopher Fasano and Catherine Fasano Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund Brad Wefenstette Prize for Social Justice Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Kelli Wefenstette ’07 Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Richard F. Harrod ’07 and Mollie Williams Reed Gift Fund Business Department Harrod ’07 Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Barbara Kennedy David A. Hartig ’74 and Barbara Hartig Robert C. Roush IRA Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Campus Tree Fund Robert G. Winter and Mary Winter Trust Deletra Cross Hudson ’92 Barbara L. Provus Charitable Fund Roger Wilson IRA Nathan R. Johnson ’98 and Regina Bannan Pierre Loomis and Lynn Loomis Russell Marshall IRA Johnson ’01 Barbara Provus Security Savings Bank Richard A. Johnson ’70 and Lorraine Botticelli Capital Improvements Fund Southern Star Finishes, LLC Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Stifel Investments Christine Johnston Dawson ’64 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Haley Johnston ’19 Lonn Myers IRA Microsoft Michael J. Kelley II ’70

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Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Tamara La Prad Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Michael B. McCulley ’70 James B. McKnight ’82 Ditza Montesinos Michelle Moy ’89 Eileen Murphy ’05 Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Trudi Peterson McKenzie Price William G. Pyatt ’75 and Brenda Pyatt Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Robert H. Roggeveen ’72 Harold C. Schirmer ’87 George E. Schoenfeld ’50 Alex Simmons Benedict Simmons David Simmons Marc Simmons Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Gregory Simpson ’87 and Gail Cook Simpson ’87 Amy Stark Spong ’99 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Microsoft Zara Mehta ’97 and Shiraz Y. Vakharia Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Brinton B. Vincent ’13 Kristen Wyse Wagner ’11 and Craig E. Wagner Kimi Wilcoxen Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Sara Youngs ’08 Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66 Christine Swanson FitzGerald, Class of ’71, Endowed Scholarship Christine S FitzGerald IRA Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Robert L. Best ’62 Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand Nancy Guilinger Coon ’62 and Richard A. Coon Thomas S. Davis ’62 Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Audrey Tenhaeff McClung ’62 Julia Briggerman O’Hara ’62 and Daniel O’Hara

David L. Spears ’62 Judith Lips Stoffer ’62 and Paul Stoffer Class of 1967 Scholarship Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA Beth Guyer ’67 Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Leon A. Kraut ’67 and Laura Welti Leon A. Kraut IRA Fidelity Brokerage Services Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Yourcause, As Agent for Blackbaud Giving Fund for Mastercard Impact Fund Robert A. Zika ’67 and Gail Hartong Zika ’66 Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Cline-Lofftus Foundation Scholarship Cline-Lofftus Foundation Cross Country Program Daniel L. Schisler ’94 and Angela Schisler Dahl Chapel and Auditorium Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Dallas B. and Barbara A. Irelan Scholarship William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Dave and Julie Arnold Scholarship David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 David L. Arnold IRA

James L. De Young and Janet De Young John E. Harmon ’68 Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent Brenda Metternich Hoelscher ’05 and Frederick Hoelscher John E. Harmon IRA J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10 Brenda Robinson-Young Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 JoAnn Sorensen Robert G. Yarde ’58 and Marilyn Yarde Judy Yeast Department of History Robert K. Garro ’65 and Linda Garro Rebekah Sell ’14 Department of Music Alex B. Brooks ’13 and Clarissa Gardner Brooks ’13 Carolyn Phelps IRA Alexis Zanis Carscadden ’06 and Jeremiah Carscadden John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Department of Physics † Nancy Speer Engquist ’74

Dawn McRoberts Strauss Endowed Award Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03

Department of Political Economy & Commerce Edward W. Pailes Jr. ’84 and Martha Pailes

Department of Art Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Laura Cavanaugh ’86 John C. Clifford IV ’10 Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Hiroko Saito ’86 Cherry Galusha Simmons ’80 and David L. Simmons Yvette Velez ’00

Department of Political Science Silvia Fabela ’07

Department of Biology Victoria Bautch ’74 Jeremiah F Bushmaker and Krista Bushmaker Julia Zobrist Doll ’92 and Jeffrey Paul Doll Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Department of Capron Classics Kevin Daleiden and Carla Daleiden Department of Chemistry Mark M. Goodman ’69 and Else Goodman Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 Donald R. Paulson ’65 and Elizabeth Paulson Dean E. Peterson ’64 and Suzanne Peterson Scott K. Shaw ’03 and Erin Hoffmeyer Shaw ’03 Sarah Crummy Wolek ’01 and Rich Wolek Department of Education Buchanan Center for the Arts

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Department of Theatre Tana Boynton Kristine Brown Adam B. Carlson ’04 and Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Dunlap Eric Engstrom Daniel Greising and Rebecca Greising Jacquelyn Henderson James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Christine Johnston Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Chris Lung Amy Lythgoe Anne Mamary Joel Reed June Russell Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Ann Toal ’60 Warren County History Museum Corbyn Wascher Carolyn Weber Cleta Willems Sara Youngs ’08 FALL 2022

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De Young Theatre Arts Education Fund James L. De Young and Janet De Young Jim and Jan De Young Charitable Trust Doc Kieft Faculty/Student Summer Research Fund Maren Olson ’66 Douglas R. Spitz Scholarship Marie Foster Dr. Steven A. ’66 and Mrs. Elaine Baer ’67 Azuma Scholarship Steven A. Azuma ’66 and Elaine Baer Azuma ’67 Dr. Vincent and Betty Bollin ’57 Mahoney Teacher Education Scholarship Vincent D. Mahoney Vincent D. Mahoney IRA 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 Kelly K. Kost ’83 and Holly Kost Endowed Fund for Faculty Support and Innovation Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Riley Family Fund Greater Des Moines Community Foundation English Department Moira Dolan ’80 Margaret Hamil ’71 Hamil Charitable Account Fund Mary Ryder ’72 Evans-Lorimer Scholarship David L. Evans Margaret Roberts IRA Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts 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 Anonymous 67 Athletics LLC Jon R. Adolphson and Stephanie Adolphson Tori Adolphson Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88

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Richard H. Almstedt ’70 and Vicki Woods Almstedt ’70 Derek Archer ’97 Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Jerry D. Armstrong ’67 Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong David L. Arnold ’63 and Julie Caldwell Arnold ’65 Augustin S. Hart IRA William K. Ault ’88 and Norene Vass Ault ’91 Robert R. Ayers and Christine Ayers Sylvia Blasiole Bagby ’68 and Richard Barrett Bagby Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 John K. Baumann ’57 and Beverly Carlson Baumann ’58 Cindy Beadles Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Pamela Wyeth Bellm ’76 and Douglas E. Bellm † Marilyn Peck Bentley ’49 Robert Bernas and Marcia Bernas Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Big River Resources, LLC Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Madeline Blaesing Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Nancy Boley Charles Joseph Bonifer ’22 Sencere L. Brent William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown BSN Sports Susan Sucharzewski Buresch ’80 and Michael A. Buresch Joe Burgess Jr. ’84 and Patti Burgess 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 Terrence C. Carlson ’78 and Mary Buchen Carlson ’80 G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 and Bonnie Carroll William Carter and Joy Carter Annabelle Clark David Reid Clark Thomas E. Colclasure ’73 and Yolette Lorquet Colclasure Scott Allen Colter and Tracy Colter Community National Bank Michael L. Connell and Linda Connell

Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Country Financial Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Kathryn Cullivan Eric Curtis ’83 Jason R. Dare ’99 and Stephanie Orsi Dare ’99 David L. Arnold IRA Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Tyler N. Dihle ’06 and Emily Eddington Dihle ’06 Terry L. Dober ’79 and Vicky Dober Charles B. Doty ’59 Wendy Downing John D. Downs ’88 and Carrie Downs George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Jacob J. Durdan ’20 Eric G. Ealy ’86 and Joan Chatfield Ealy ’86 Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 † Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen ’52 Danny S. Evers ’18 F&M Bank Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing Samuel A. Ferguson ’81 and Pamela Batson Ferguson ’81 First Lutheran Church James M. Flynn III ’65 Fork Catering Co. Kim Fornero Debra Forsaith ’77 Terry F. Fruehauf ’76 Gary C. Niehaus Revocable Trust Aleeka Gentzler ’20 Clarissa Gentzler Vaughn R. Gentzler ’18 Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow John Goddard William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Arnold Gonzalez Jr. ’90 and Sharon Gonzalez Adam R. Gould ’92 and Holly Drelicharz Gould ’93 Albert F. Greene ’06 and Tiffany Greene David A. Grummitt ’61 and Janet Grummitt Stan Grzywna and Debi Grzywna Ronda Ehlen Hall ’85 Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Matthew J. Hammer ’06 and Robin Hammer Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Stephen R. Hartman ’92 and Karen Hartman Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Roger D. Haynes ’82

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John W. Heaton ’76 and Jane Heaton Addie Dallas Hebard ’98 Sarah Henderson F. David Hillis ’92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ’93 Kirk A. Holman ’83 Dale Hull Violet Hutton Innkeeper’s Coffee Inspectrum Home Inspections Michael T. Jakubec ’90 James R. Klusendorf IRA Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Kellogg Printing Company David W. Kelly ’92 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Benjamin P. Ketchum ’16 and Jessica Irons Ketchum ’17 Michael Ketchum and Janet Ketchum Gordon Kiesgen III and Nanette Kiesgen Jerry L. Kinney and Kristina Kinney Mari Brown Kirsch ’66 Molly McNamara McNamara Klinger ’03 and Jacob Klinger James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Kelly Simpson Knitter ’89 and Kevin Richard Knitter Kone Inc. Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Ethan Scott Lafary ’15 and Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 Ann Lampariello Land Management Partners, LLC Jessica Landrey ’12 Christopher Fredrick Lawson ’88 and Heidi Lawson Christopher J. Lemon ’80 Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Robert S. Makiney ’71 and M. Jennifer Makiney Michael Maxson ’67 and Carmen Maxson MC Sport and More Michael E. McCreight ’68 Connor S. McDonald ’19 and Alison Gustafson McDonald ’18 James F. McKinley Jr. ’64 Kenneth G. McMillan Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman Midwest Bank of Western Illinois Midwest Financial Services Group, Ltd. Robert S. Makiney F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76

DONOR PROFILE: SCHOLARSHIP

MELISSA SCHOLES YOUNG ’97 Melissa Scholes Young of Rockville, Md., authored the novels The Hive and Flood and edited Grace in Darkness and Furious Gravity, two anthologies of new works by D.C. women writers. Born and raised in Hannibal, Mo., she’s a professor of literature at American University, where, she said, “I teach students how to tell stories.”

THE GIFT: Scholes Young and her parents established the Scholes Young Family

Scholarship, to be awarded to first-generation college students, which Scholes Young was, as well. “My time at Monmouth changed my parents’ viewpoint,” she said. “They didn’t quite understand what a college education could do for me.

But my parents saw me become me. Now, they’ve funded the educations of their seven grandchildren. That’s what Monmouth College did for my family.”

MONMOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: Initially a business major, Scholes Young

mistakenly attended a “Russian Cultural History” class taught by professor David Suda. “I was smitten with the words and Dr. Suda’s passion for them,” said Scholes Young. “I declared history my major because I wanted to keep coming to any class that took me to other worlds far from the dirt road I was raised on.”

Through the years, she and Suda became friends. “He saw value in my mind, so I learned to do the same,” she said.

STORY TIME: In addition to scholarship assistance through the Monmouth Plan,

it was the warmth shown by Ira Smolensky on a campus visit that helped convince Scholes Young to enroll. She soon had a class with the political science professor.

“On one of my papers, he wrote, ‘This is A writing, but you might consider more moral courage.’ He, Dr. (Farhat) Haq and Stacy Cordery all challenged my views.

“It’s not just what you think, but how do you know what you know?”

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Daniel C. Mitchell ’82 and Barbara Mitchell Sebastian Juan Mitchell ’90 and Vicki Martin Mitchell ’88 Mitchell Family Charitable Gift Fund Matthew S. Morman ’11 and Amber Morman Michelle Moy ’89 MTC Communications Carol Wilson ’70 and Charles A. Mullen Courtney J. Munson ’63 Todd W. Myers ’95 James R. Nelson ’89 Gary C. Niehaus ’74 and Paige Niehaus Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Jeffrey Nowicki and Kathryn Nowicki Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Colby M. Oleson ’91 Geoffrey R. Olson ’85 William Olson ’87 OSF Healthcare Systems Kaitlyn Osmulski ’22 Sheri White Owen ’96 Earl K. Paasch ’66 and Barbara Paasch Michelle Perry ’89 Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Prairie Communications Jane Hartley Pratt Gary Propes and Sherri Propes Rosemary Pullen Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Joshua M. Ragar ’06 and Sara Ragar Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Henry Redd Jr. ’85 Ross A. Richardson ’89 David R. Riddick ’74 and Maria Riddick David A. Riggs ’87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ’89 Theodore W. Robbins ’87 Robert G. Thompson Trucking Nicholas T. Robertson Richard P. Rodgers ’66 and Joy Rodgers Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross Robert C. Roush ’67 Thomas E. Roy ’73 Edward J. Ryan ’71 Erhard G. Saettler Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg

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Perla Sanchez ’17 Mackenzie Whiteside Schleich ’17 and Austin Matthew Schleich Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Kenneth Schneider and Vanessa Schneider Susan Rayniak Schneider ’69 Joseph W. Schurr ’75 and Connie Schurr John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo Security Savings Bank Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin Kathryn Shipp ’13 Emily Siefken ’16 Simply Vein Ashley Sims ’05 Robert L. Singer ’61 SJW Enterprises LLC Market Alley Wines Allan W. Smith ’58 and Antoinette Smith Smithfield Foods Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth George D. Sprout and Peggy Sprout John R. Stergulz ’66 and Ellen Stergulz Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels Stifel Investments Haley Jones Stockton ’12 and Tyler Stockton Mary Fogarty Stoner ’74 Robert J. Strabley ’97 William Swarthout ’70 and Candace Pearson Swarthout ’70 T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Matching Gift Program Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney Thaddeus Tharp and Holly Tharp The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Microsoft James E. Thompson ’57 Lucy Kellogg Thompson ’99 and Kent Thompson Gina Tillman ’96 Tami Tisor ’86 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 Robert D. Tucker Jr. ’65 and Judith Hodges Tucker ’65 John E. Turnbull III ’00 Kevin Turner and Dawn Turner Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tory Tweedy Rylee Mann Ulfig ’21 and Tyler Brandon Ulfig ’20 Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Tanner O Viren Peter G. Vlasis ’70 and Barbara Puck Vlasis ’70 Felicia Roberts Wachob ’09 and Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr.

Sarah Twomey Walters Leonard A. Wcislo ’78 Thomas R. Weber ’67 and Julie Weber Jonathan M. Welty ’12 and Julianna Graf Welty ’16 Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty M. Todd Wetterling ’93 and Vanessa Treat Wetterling ’96 Ralph E. Whiteman ’52 and Martha Williams Whiteman Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Christopher Wilson J. Mark Wilson ’78 and Marsha Wilson Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Scott M. Woods ’89 and Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 Bruce V. Work ’64 Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Linda Yelm Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Football Program Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Gordon Hunter II and Kathryn Hunter Amanda Hutton ’95 Illinois 8-MAN Football Association Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Football Stadium The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund The Benevity Community Impact Fund Microsoft Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Garrett W. Thiessen Memorial Scholarship Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA Jewel Price Nicholls ’50 General Library Books Fund Walter Kretchik and Pamela Kontowicz Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips General Scholarships Fund Carolyn Tomazic Engers ’54 John W. Evermon ’68 Robert J. Hehn ’65 and Karen Brunke Hehn ’65 David L. Murray ’65 and Sandra Murray Gerald Palomo ’79 and Michel Palomo Elizabeth Patterson ’63 Roger Wilson IRA Elsie Cory Sadler ’49 Roger Wilson ’68 and Judith Wilson General Science Carl Williams and Lana Williams

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Gertrude Claire (McWilliams) ’50 and Merle Growden Scholarship Merle B. Growden Merle B. Growden IRA Glen D. & Anita C. Rankin Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brown Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Goodall-Bowers Memorial Scholarship Scott Bond and Janey Bond Daniel H. Bowers and Michelle Bowers David A. Bowers ’60 Kenner Bowers Michael L. Bowers and Linda Bowers Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers David A. Bowers Foundation Daryl Fisher and Susan Fisher Lindsay Hasselwander Dennis L. Heaberlin Jr. and Emily Heaberlin Scott C. James and Monica James Alyssa James Madson Jessica Meyer Scott and Janey Bond Trust Frank Wilary and Jennifer Wilary Gordon K. ’61 and Jane Corman ’61 Young Endowed Scholarship Gordon Young IRA Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61 Harlan and Delores Johnson Scholarship Michael F. Cavanaugh Robin A. Johnson ’80 Harlan G. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson 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 Lila Blum IRA Health Sciences Program Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Heimo and Eileen Loya Memorial Scholarship Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Highlanders Trudi Steichmann Hansen ’91 YourCause, LLC Trustee for AbbVie Employee Engagement Fund History Department Prize Fund Janet Gotthart Camp ’53 Janet Camp IRA

Home Again Prize H. Leonard Porter III ’67 and Mary Ellen Biciste Porter ’67

Leona Stanford Vollintine Charitable Trust Scholarships Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust

Homer L. Shoemaker Memorial Scholarship Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann Pfaffmann Charitable Fund Hollis Shoemaker Yocum ’75

Library Gifts Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles

Insurance Premium Fund Payson S. Wild Jr. ’67 and Linda Wild Ira Smolensky Endowed Prize Colleen Shaughnessy ’00 Ira Smolensky Scholarship Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Jacquelyn Condon Endowed Prize Lisa Hines Berg ’83 Robert C. Dyni ’83 Paul G. Luepke ’83 and Judi Poettgen Luepke ’83 Thomas A. Nichol ’82 Jacquelyn Condon Prize Neal Heerwagen and Jacquelyn Condon Janet Faulkner Memorial Scholarship Margaret Hamil ’71 Hamil Charitable Account Fund Van D. Perrine ’70 and Jan Farnsworth ’71 Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert Jon ’75 and Barbara Dahl Labyrinth Fund Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Disbursement Portal Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Kappa Kappa Gamma House Fund Barbara Huwe Fund John C. Carlson ’74 and Lynette Johnson Carlson ’74 Linda Soliday Currin ’61 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 Barbara Solum Huwe ’66 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66

Life Safety Robert L. Litchfield ’71 Lobie Stone Visual Arts Scholarship Clarence R. Wyatt Lucile Whiteman Teacher Preparatory Scholarship Donald G. Whiteman ’49 Lux Summer Theological Institute Mark DeVries Faith United Presbyterian Church Marching Band William K. Barrington and Jean Barrington Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Margaret C. Bozarth Scholarship Margaret Bozarth ’61 Margaret C. Bozarth IRA Margaret Lord Music Scholarship Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Marion Austin Jones Endowed Professorship in Theatre F. Addison Jones Trust Mark Taylor Endowment for Junior Faculty Development Mark E. Taylor ’78 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart Lux Center Endowment Fund Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 Marshall-Peters Science Scholarship Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Scholarship Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Lynn Stubblebine Matilda J. Cerpa Scholarship Robert Cerpa and Hope Cerpa The RKC Fund

Karen Hornaday Memorial Scholarship James C. Hornaday ’61

MC Student Emergency Fund Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek

Kenneth ’62 and Judith Knox Chemistry Program Fund Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund

McLeod Family Endowed Scholarship Mary Grable McLeod ’87 and Kenneth McLeod McLeod Family Gift Account

Lee McGaan Speaker’s Showcase Prize Lee McGaan ’69

Monmouth College Campus Garden Kathleen Lowe-Arthur

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Monmouth College on the Road Johnson and Johnson Matching Gifts Program Mark E. Loveless ’59 and Ellin McDougall Loveless ’61 Michael B. McCulley ’70 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 theýEnglish and Theater Departments L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel Mortar Board Scholarships Sara Wyant ’70 and Dennis Ary Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty Elizabeth Thurner Belanger ’55 Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Denise Karczewski ’75 and Gary M. Briddick Alex B. Brooks ’13 and Clarissa Gardner Brooks ’13 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 E. Kyle Davis ’93 and Ashley Davis Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Dew Revocable Trust UTA Larry R. Dew Or Judith A. Dew Trustee Moira Dolan ’80 Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Jane Fort Edwards ’75 Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards Tom Edwards Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree Susan Countryman Estes ’66 and Fredrick C. Estes Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Robert E. Figge ’89 and Melinda Miller Figge ’91 Margaret Deschwanden Foster ’52 Patricia Brown Friese ’55 Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81

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Tony H. Hart ’81 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Christopher J. Heatherly ’94 and Molly Heatherly Willis M. Hubbard ’62 and Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard ’64 Stephen T. Johnson ’72 and Lucy Hyde Johnson ’72 Susan Bahnick Jones ’72 Brian D. Kimmel ’76 and Kathleen Clark Kimmel ’78 Lynn McGaan Knox ’61 Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 R. Eric Landrum ’85 Alan V. Larson ’55 and Sally Smith Larson ’56 Cari Connell Lichtman ’94 David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69 Lyon County Animal Hospital Carla Turner Makowski ’69 and Gary G. Makowski Margaret C. Bozarth IRA James G. Mercer ’55 and Barbara Cook Mercer ’54 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss James L. Parker ’87 and Roberta Work Parker ’86 Megan Sluis Parsons ’01 and Nathan J. Parsons Avis Guldenpfennig Paskey ’75 Patricia B. Friese Trust Bonnie Van Rheenen Peevler ’79 Tara Budde Peters ’96 Jerri Picha ’75 Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Harold C. Schirmer ’87 Kenneth R. Schoenig ’88 Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Peter F. Sorensen ’91 and Kristin Themanson Sorensen ’90 Sarah Head Stambaugh ’85 and Ronald J. Stambaugh Michael T. Stauth ’69 and Jennifer Barnes Stauth ’69 Judith Blaich Stipp ’64 Susan B. Jones Living Trust Mark E. Taylor ’78 Kelly Frericks Thannert ’05 and Marc Thannert The Benevity Community Impact Fund Donor Advised Fund Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Zara Mehta ’97 and Shiraz Y. Vakharia Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Carol Anderson Vernon ’62 Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts

Korine Steinke Wawrzynski ’96 and Matthew Wawrzynski Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89 and Michael Zachmeyer Music Trips Kayla Beadles ’17 David A. Bowers ’60 David A. Bowers Revocable Trus Nahrstadt Mentorship Fund BP Foundation, Inc C/O Givingforce Foundation Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt Nelson-Weck Scholarship Marsha Dopheide Christie A. Nelson ’06 and Amanda Weck ’06 Joan Wertz Parent & Family Council Project Jason Clark Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Patsy Jo Beall Scholarship Glenn L. Beall ’56 Paul and Maryann White Physics Scholarship Paul L. White ’61 and Maryann White Philip J. and Phyllis Holmquist Wheeler Memorial Prize in Literature and Education Ronald C. Wheeler President’s Discretionary Fund Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Jawaharlal Charitable Trust Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Public Relations Prize Lee McGaan ’69 Quinby Family Scholarship Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 Ralph and Judith Riggs Scholarship Ralph Riggs IRA Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Richard and Eloise Hutchinson Scholarship Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Randolph Living Trust Richard L. Kieft Scholarship/ZBT Scholarship Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon Robert and Linda Groves Scholarship Linda Groves Robert and Lynda Bollman Scholarship Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Robert and Lynda Bollman Trust, a Donor Advised Fund

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Robert Clendenin and Lloyd Stevenson Scholarship Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc.

DONOR PROFILE: CAMPUS IMPROVEMENT

Robert H. Buchholz Scholarship Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA J & L Freedom Foundation Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Harlan B. Scott II ’80 Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Robert J. and Elizabeth Lee Ardell Endowed Scholarship Robert J. Ardell ’62 and Elizabeth Ardell Robert L. Walker ’51 Scholarship J. William Hoban III and Tina Luster Suzanne Hoban Alyson Prchal Mitchell Walker Margaret Walker Wallace Roseanna Webster Graham Prize H. Richard Jewell ’70 and Ann Ludlow Rural Schools Collaborative Fund Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Rural Teacher Initiative Pamela Bowman Best ’89 and Thomas Best Buchanan Center for the Arts Kellie Kohler Esters ’86 Joanne G. Moy IRA Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Teresa Platt Spenn ’78 and Richard Spenn Sarah Turner Shriner ’71 Scholarship Robert J. Shriner Jr. Charitable Fund Robert J. Shriner Jr. Scholes Young Family Scholarship Eugene R. Scholes Jr. and Kathryn Scholes Melissa Scholes Young ’97 Scots Care Fund Ann Quick Akers ’74 Antonetta Axup ’18 Pamela Wyeth Bellm ’76 and Douglas E.Bellm Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Robert D. Bilderback ’59 Blackbaud Giving Fund by its Agent Your Cause - Bayer Brian Alan Bossert and Pam Bossert David A. Bowers ’60 John William Canterbury and Toni Canterbury Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Rachel Evans Kelly Sutton Everding ’98 and Paul R. Everding Matthew E. Geitner ’16 Paige Gerard ’19 Audra Goach Douglas E. Graham ’87

JERRI PICHA ’75 As part of Family Weekend in September, Jerri Picha ’75 of Warrenville, Ill., who served on the Alumni Board for 10 years, spoke during the dedication ceremony for Tartan Terrace, which is located on the south side of Hewes Library. As a longtime facilities manager and president of her local library board, the thought of Picha supporting such a project at the library was “a perfect fit,” said Monmouth Vice President for Development and College Relations Hannah Maher.

THE GIFT: Picha wanted to acknowledge her undergraduate experience and

provide future students an intimate setting for learning and socializing. “My part in this project was initiated on the advice of my financial planner,” she said. “He suggested that even though Monmouth is mentioned in my will, it would be a wonderful idea for me to do something now for the College so that I could see the gift in action. I quickly learned that he didn’t mean that I should buy more books for the library or sheet music for the choir. He encouraged me to think a little bigger.”

MONMOUTH RELATIONSHIPS: An English major, Picha spoke fondly of classes

in the homes of the late English professors Gary Willhardt and Adele Kennedy.

“Imagine that. A small group of students sitting in a professor’s living room discussing novels, plays, poems and authors,” she said. “What a phenomenal learning experience and wonderful memory.”

STORY TIME: “I was excited that Tartan Terrace could become a place right on campus that created opportunities for experiences similar to what I had enjoyed,” said Picha. “I hope that it is a place for small groups to gather and interact with each other. And the location is absolutely perfect, because it is situated by the library, where I spent many hours of my Monmouth years studying.”

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Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Brian Henson and Kathryne Henson John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Samantha Jagust ’12 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Helen Culp Lawrence ’84 and Thomas J. Lawrence Mary McGregor Luczu ’01 and Scott P. Luczu Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Dianne Robison Marcell ’71 Jacob P. Marx ’17 Lee McGaan ’69 Lynne Moormann ’90 William C. Myers ’85 and Margaret Kerr Myers ’85 Noel Nape ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch J. Hunter Peacock and Julie Peacock Jerri Picha ’75 Mary-Ann Pinto ’67 Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Barbara Provus Victoria Wheeler Romero ’70 and Colin A Romero Jolene Rossell ’14 and William Rossell Joel A. Sage ’04 and Tara Ferruzza Sage ’04 John N. Salazar and Sarah Schoper Susan Smallwood Schilson ’78 Harlan B. Scott II ’80 Shyanne Sheehan ’21 Gregory Simpson ’87 and Gail Cook Simpson ’87 Kathie Skahill Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Karen Deen Squire ’62 Kelly Stadter ’07 Linda Janicek Szitta ’67 and Frank Szitta Stevie Croisant Thieme ’14 and Nick Thieme Julio Trujillo Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 and Jane Schneiter Velazquez ’81 Joan Wertz Molly White Richard A. Wilhelm ’70 and Alice Kough Wilhelm ’70 Deneen Wojtasiak David C. Wright Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Kristie Klapp Zessin ’87 and J. Bradley Zessin

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Senior Class Gift Anonymous Friends Kent Armstrong and Jennifer Armstrong Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Alexandra Barrett ’19 Alison Barrington ’22 William K Barrington and Jean Barrington Greg Bartram and Tina Bartram Loryn Beal ’22 Hailey Beeler ’22 Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Lila Keleher Blum ’61 and Harlow B. Blum Charles Joseph Bonifer ’22 Madelyn Bowermaster ’22 Kenneth Lee Broge ’22 Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Keegan Terrill Brown ’22 Kendall Burt ’22 Kara Carnes ’22 Zachary R Colberg ’22 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum Jeff S Cutler Jessica Daniels Matthew Ryan Datlof ’22 Jackson Christopher Davis ’22 Hunter A De La Rosa ’22 Drake Allen Dietrich ’22 Benjamin Patrick Dobberstein ’22 Joseph Coan Botte Doner ’21 Justin Keenan Douglas ’22 Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin Riley Joseph Dulin ’22 John Eckstine Preston James Evans ’22 Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Joseph Mark Feenstra ’22 Madeline Fellhauer ’22 Courtney Fisher ’22 Kaitlyn Fisher ’22 Stacey Fox Anita Gandara Natalia Garcia ’22 Rebekkah Lynn Gebe ’22 Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Taylor Ginther ’22 Benjamin Edward Goecke ’25 Gregg Guenther ’90 and Traci Swanson Guenther ’93 Craig Gustafson and Margaret Gustafson Scott A. Hamilton ’75 and Elizabeth Hamilton Troy Stuart Hippen ’22 MacKenzie Holmes John C. Jacobs ’94 and Monica Stewart Jacobs ’95 Denzel B. Johnson ’19 James M Johnson ’22

Christine Johnston Ann Jones Kyle Nathaniel Jones ’22 Enrique Nicolas Juarez Jr. ’22 Morgan Kath ’22 Christopher Kimble ’22 Megan Gilstrap Kimble ’22 Caroline King ’22 Kenneth H. Knox ’62 and Judith Knox Peter Koupas and Georgia Koupas Ann Lampariello Andrea Lejsner ’22 Brian D Logan and Brenda Logan Marissa Logan ’22 Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Kathryn Mainz Anne Mamary Cullen Hayes Marshall Olivia Matlock ’22 Daniel M McClung ’22 Brock A McNinch Markeisia Mensah Rebecca Merletti ’22 Chad T Meyer and Shannan Meyer Grady E Miller and Linda Miller Grant Edward Miller ’22 Sidney Moore ’22 Elizabeth Morales ’22 Elexus Mowery ’22 Brice Felix Ntone Nkongo ’22 Julia Oakson ’22 Evan Michael Otto ’22 Mollie Paisley ’22 Elise Pate Jordan Peckham ’22 Madelaine Perez ’22 Kaleb James Plattenberger ’22 Kody Philip Plattenberger ’22 Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Emma Poole ’22 Madeline Poole ’17 Nicole Poole ’22 Dean Prentiss and Candace Prentiss McKenzie Price Skylar Rapp ’22 Elisabeth Riedesel ’20 Scott Rieger Melinda Schneider Roehl ’62 and Robert Roehl Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Mason Douglas Sanford ’22 Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni David Wayne Schnittger Gary L. Sears ’70 and Dianne Sears Stanley W Simonson and Katherine Simonson Shylah Solis ’22 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth

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Alex D Taylor ’22 Mark E. Taylor ’78 The Commencement Group Inc Matthew Robert James Thoele ’22 Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund Eniola Toriola Iliana Torres ’22 Lindsey Courtois Turnquist ’22 Charles Vestal and Celinda Vestal Brian C Walker and Mary Walker Ashlyn Welch ’22 Jonathan M. Welty ’12 and Julianna Graf Welty ’16 Brandon Wheeler ’21 Linda Cook ’77 and Oliver R. Williams Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Reginald Willis ’22 Kailey Woolard ’22 Clarence R. Wyatt and Lobie Stone Richard D. Young and Julie Young SHIELD Testing for COVID 19 Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties Short-Term Study Trips Clarks Fork Foundation Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart Sigma Phi Epsilon House Fund Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 SOFIA Program Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Karen Bush Watts IRA Karen Bush Watts ’65 and Daniel Watts

Thomas Burek Memorial Scholarship Gaye Burek Tom Johnson Scholarship Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Track and Field Program Deborah Sterett ’77 Trubeck Amphitheater Centene Management Company, Ll William L. Trubeck ’68 Twomey Foundation Scholarship The Twomey Foundation Unrestricted Endowed Scholarship Fund Ann B. Michael IRA Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Barbara Bolon Bye ’64 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Eleanor Ketcham Trust Gail Landauer IRA Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Jim and Anne Beall IRA Alan J. Landauer ’70 and Gail Anderson Landauer ’71 Robert L. Litchfield ’71 Ann Michael ’67 Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Charles L. Rassieur ’60 and Virginia Rassieur Virginia Rassieur IRA W. Jerome Hatch Faculty Development Fund † Evard P. Best ’56 W.F. Whiteman/Security Savings Scholarship Donald G. Whiteman ’49

Student International Travel Fund Brian A. Chabowski ’95 and Tiffany Ramsey Chabowski ’95

Wackerle Career and Leadership Center Endowed Fund Russell Spence and Rhonda Spence

Student Recruitment Fund William J. Goldsborough ’65 and Beverly Goldsborough Henry S. Peacock Trust Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski H. Safford Peacock Quakers Farm Foundation Sherman U. Smith ’72 and Diane Smith Dwight Tierney ’69 and Dina Nathanson William L. Trubeck ’68 Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke Yahnke Family Charitable Fund

Waiting Designation Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57

Swimming and Diving Program Joel M. Auble ’65 John C. Clifford IV ’10 Jason Schaefer and Patricia Schaefer Tennis Program Frank Adam III Revocable Living Trust

Web Page Support Henry Safford Peacock Foundation H. Safford Peacock Wells Foundation Grant Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells Foundation William ’65 and Joyce Heald Simpson Endowed Scholarship Fund William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson William Simpson IRA William and Yvonne Hurckes Emergency Endowed Fund William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 William S. Daniel Scholarship in Vocal Music William Stanley Daniel ’72 William S. Daniel Attorney At Law

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Wiswell-Robeson Lecture in Agricultural History Jeanne Robeson IRA Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Women in Science Scholarship Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 Karen A. Chism IRA Yahnke Business & Economics Endowed Internship Fund Richard E. Yahnke IRA Richard E. Yahnke ’66 and Lee Yahnke

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 James W. Asplund ’54 and Wanda Asplund 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 Margaret Blanchard Daiker ’56 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

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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 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 James K. Hoffmeister ’53 and Marcia Kern Hoffmeister ’58 Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt ’74 and Ronald R. Hunt Edward A. Jones ’72 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 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 L. Terry Oggel ’61 and Linda Oggel H. Safford Peacock Ellen Littler Perry ’59 † Edward F. Perry ’58 Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts Dennis M. Plummer ’73 and Carolyn Plummer Martha Woods Porter ’57 and Richard N. Porter Roger K. Ray ’53 Robert Remmert ’64 and Sandra J. Remmert Dorothy Aszman Ricketts ’83 Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart ’57 Margaret Evans Roberts ’58 and Ned C. Roberts

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J. David Rumbough Jr. ’65 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 Charles B. Shawver ’76 Linda Frautschy Sherman ’63 and Robert Sherman 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 Stephenson Douglas L. Stickels ’75 and Leslie Stickels David B. Stimpson ’66 Judith Blaich Stipp ’64 Emily Hauge ’77 and Don C. Teel William B. Trent Jr. ’69 and Catherine Blake Trent ’70 William L. Trubeck ’68 Peter E. Upton ’68 Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk ’76 and John Van Kirk Virginia Hughlett Varce ’53 Carol Anderson Vernon ’62 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

Gordon L. Amgott ’70 and Vicki Amgott Rosalie Huff Barman ’66 and Ronald Barman Marjorie Bond Marilyn Clark Brownlie ’50 Gail Bunce John C. Carstens ’59 and Frieda Carstens Jacquelyn Condon and Neal Heerwagen Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Jon E. Dahl ’75 and Barbara Dahl Gary L. Daniels Cassie Zelinske Day ’95 and Ben R. Day Sandra Johnson Dobras ’61 and Victor Dobras

Thomas B. Doyle ’64 Arijit Dutta ’97 and Shabana Gidwani † 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 Roger D. Haynes ’82 J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Robert C. Hudson III ’75 and Sarah Young Hudson ’74 Richard A. Johnson ’70 and Lorraine Botticelli Robert D. Jornlin ’61 and Lois Jornlin Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Robert W. McAllister ’64 Rodney J. McQueen ’62 and Diane McQueen Robert E. Meling and Carolyn Meling Jill Munson Philip A. Muntzel ’62 and Barbara Muntzel Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 and Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt 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 Ralph L. Riggs ’60 Robert C. Roush ’67 Warren A. Sanders ’60 and Martha Sanders William G. Schlobohm Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger William M. Simpson ’65 and Joyce Simpson Richard T. Smith ’64 and Nancy Munn Smith ’66 Carol Veith Sorenson ’63 and Raymond E. Sorenson Joyce Hennenfent Walton ’53 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

Businesses and Organizations The Twomey Foundation

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022)

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20-24 YEARS Individuals

David W. Adolphson ’67 and Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson ’70 Amy Trotter Anderson ’51 Julie Anell ’00 Betty Babcock Kevin S. Baldwin and Heather Henson Baldwin Mary Beintema † Marilyn Peck Bentley ’49 Robert H. Bischoff ’57 Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Eric D. Boland ’95 and Jill Bowles Boland ’97 Harry C. Bollin ’63 and Melody Bollin Sarah Botkin ’98 Margaret Bozarth ’61 Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Paula Buban Martha Carwile Ann Mack Collier ’63 and John L. Collier Simon C. Cordery and Stacy Cordery Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Linda Soliday Currin ’61 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Brian W. Daw and Lynn Daw Larry R. Dew ’66 and Judith Burmeister Dew ’66 Carol Clark Dotseth ’63 and Gregory M. Dotseth Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Geoffrey M. Edwards ’03 and Christina Edwards Elizabeth Giffen Ewell ’64 Susie Swanson FitzGerald ’71 and Curtis M. FitzGerald Amy Armstrong Green ’79 and Mike Green Anita Ridge ’88 and David W. Greer Augustin S. Hart III ’68 and Rebecca Hart David A. Hartig ’74 and Barbara Hartig Matthew M. Hendon ’99 and Heather Sechrest Hendon ’00 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 Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Perry W. Johnson ’58 and Susan Kanter Robert C. Johnson ’59 and Marilyn Schneider Johnson ’59 Christine Johnston Kunal Kapoor ’97 and Monica Kapoor Charles H. Kellner ’66 and Judith Kellner 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 Ann Michael ’67 William G. Morgan ’64 Wayne K. Nelson ’77 and Mi Nelson Sandy Newman ’68 Dan A. Nolan and Kay Nolan Trudi Peterson Karen Williams Phinney ’84 Jerri Picha ’75 Christopher J. Pio ’84 and Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Charles Thomas Rezner ’64 Melinda Schneider Roehl ’62 and Robert Roehl John S. Romine ’55 Erhard G. Saettler John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips George E. Schoenfeld ’50 Wendell L. Shauman ’67 and Janet Agan Shauman Dean A. Sipe ’74 and Ilene Sipe Randall J. Slaboch ’76 † Marsha Spleha Slaboch ’75 Carlos F. Smith ’90 and Debra Smith Russell Spence and Rhonda Spence Judith Bradley Stevenson ’83 and Jeff Stevenson 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

15-19 YEARS Individuals

Roy Evert Adolphson ’69 Kay Bagge Alden ’57 Lewis B. Arnold ’60 Jeffrey J. Bakker ’90 and Cynthia Dorsch Harold Peter Basler Jr. ’66 Conny Davinroy Beatty ’81 and Daniel P. Beatty

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

† H. Theodore Blair ’65 Arlene Dresmal Blewitt ’60 and Dennis Blewitt Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Chad M. Braun and Jennifer Braun Larry D. Brown ’65 and Janet Henning Brown ’64 James R. Bunn ’68 and Alice Young Bunn ’69 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 Ryan Danzinger ’05 and Sherwin Chan Kathryn Cummins Cope ’58 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 † B. Gertrude Davis ’50 Eugene R. Dawson ’63 and Jane Wilson Dawson ’64 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 Richard M. Downard ’67 and Barbara Downard Barbara Ditch Drake ’61 Marcia Brink Adair ’70 and Richard Edwards Robert H. Feiertag ’61 Elaine Calevas Ferat ’65 Frederick A. Fletcher and Jane Taylor John R. Foster Jr. and Annjanette Foster Susan Sandner Gibson ’81 Joan Gilmour Stephen H. Goss ’74 and Karen Goss Jerry L. Greer ’62 and Judith Greer Merle B. Growden Donald D. Hadsell ’75 and Lois Hadsell Susan Prochaska Hardie ’74 and Bradford Hardie Mary Conway Harvey ’58 Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Lynnell Kahler Havercamp ’71 Susan Higbee Carolyn Emons Hinton ’53 Ronald R. Huff ’54 William T. Irelan ’62 and Ines Irelan Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Frederick J. Kaskel ’67 and Phyllis Kaskel Daniel L. Keating ’83 and Jane Stevens Keating ’84 Anne Irey Kohlmeyer ’58 and Dennis K. Kohlmeyer Mark S. Kopinski ’79 and Deborah Kopinski Susan Kauzlarich Kuster ’66 Kenneth D. Lister ’56 David T. Long ’69 and Jean Walter Long ’69

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Kathleen Lowe-Arthur Sonja Zedigian Lowry ’67 and Dennis Lowry Louise Laine Lubs ’71 and James C. Lubs 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 Frederick H. McDavitt ’61 Michael J. McGrath ’71 and Kathryn McGrath Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie Jeffrey A. Miles ’71 and Rebecca Miles Jeffrey D. Miller ’84 Donald K. Morton ’66 and Peggy Morton Claudia Lawson Moss ’72 and Terry D. Moss Gary A. Neudahl ’77 Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting 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 Ross A. Richardson ’89 Kimberly Furman Roolf ’80 and James Roolf Heather Haines Roseman ’98 and Brian Roseman Brian J. Ross ’86 and Amber Ross Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Joseph W. Schurr ’75 and Connie Schurr George M. Simmons ’67 and Ruth Simmons James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski Joseph O. Svoboda ’75 and Leslie Svoboda Randall E. Vickroy ’76 Korine Steinke Wawrzynski ’96 and Matthew Wawrzynski Katharine Wakolbinger Welch ’73 and John Welch Joan Wertz James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop Ann Newton Wieland ’68 Kathryn Argentine Willhardt ’12 and 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

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J & V Flynn Foundation Midwest Bank

10-14 YEARS Individuals

James W. Albright ’69 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 Kathryn Alexander ’75 Barbara Allen ’69 David K. Allen ’69 Michael J. Anderson ’81 and Martha Eckhard Anderson ’83 Vittorio Barrile ’67 and Marisa Barrile G. Ronald Barshinger ’74 Robert M. Barton ’63 and Shirley Barton Victoria Bautch ’74 Anne White Beall ’67 and James F. Beall Theresa Gondek Bebout ’05 and Benjamin R. Bebout Richard Bell and Susan Bell † Evard P. Best ’56 Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 and Robert Bibens Bruce E. Birdsell ’69 and Serena Foote Birdsell ’70 Richard L. Bivens ’61 and Mary Hunter Bivens ’63 Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 Rodney E. Bollman ’56 and Georgiana Bollman Scott Bond and Janey Bond Carl A. Borine ’61 and Sharon Borine Ronald L. Bowers and Jane Bowers Marjorie Armstrong Brand ’62 and Roderick P. Brand MaryLu Belcher Bretsch ’68 and Darwin Bretsch Denise Karczewski ’75 and Gary M. Briddick Samantha Briones ’09 JoAnn Eisenman Britton ’71 and George T. Britton III Paula Rundell Brooks ’83 and Gerald Brooks Sarah Maxwell Brown ’71 and K. Reagin Brown Lyndea Dew Brown ’71 and Tary L. Brown † James R. Calhoun ’61 Donald L. Campbell ’69 and Penny Campbell Roland J. Chilton ’52 Alex D. Clark and Susan Inskeep Clark Annabelle Clark William G. Coppard ’67 Jeffery A. Crum ’94 Roger J. DeDera ’56 and Louise DeDera Carl J. Demas ’64 and Margaret Schneider Demas ’66 Dorothy Douglas Keith J. Droste ’55 and Winona Barcon Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 David R. Elmer ’73 and Donna Elmer Elizabeth Kline Elsbree ’04 and Branndon Elsbree

Silvia Fabela ’07 Curtis C. Farr ’88 and Christine Beiermann Farr ’90 Richard E. Farthing and Susan Farthing Edward P. Farwell ’64 Suzanne Snyder Fienning ’66 and Charles E. Fienning Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald ’06 and Bryan Fitzjarrald Robert Gamer ’60 and May Gamer Christopher J. Gavin and Lisa Gavin Douglas A. Gibb ’85 Jack J. Glotfelty ’60 and Valerie Glotfelty Jane Gramkow F. William Graue Jr. ’63 and Barbara Graue Linda Groves Joan Rezner Gundersen ’68 and Robert P. Gundersen Pamela Ball Gustafson ’77 Maureen Beck Hamilton ’66 Janet Hamly-Ott ’65 Mary Evans Hanson ’72 Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn Robert J. Hehn ’65 and Karen Brunke Hehn ’65 Rose Hofer Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 James A. Hutchinson ’64 Patricia Ikan Sally Platt Ivy ’59 and Jesse W. Ivy David W. Jackson ’69 and Catherine Mayer Jackson ’71 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 Catherine Sanborn Johnson ’72 Dawn Johnson ’97 Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson 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 Stephen D. Keithley ’72 and Cynthia Wead Keithley ’73 Lloyd W. Kinzer ’62 and Joellyn Kinzer James R. Klusendorf ’61 and Judy Klusendorf Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 David D. Long and Linda Long Louise Chestnut Lowe ’57 Jeffery G. Maher and Hannah Reagor Maher Kathryn Mainz Charles S. Marshall ’68 Verna Lester Marshall ’68 Phyllis Clindinin Martin ’53 Thomas S. Martin ’72 Albert S. Maurer ’56 Timothy J. McCabe ’81 and Laura McCabe Christy Ogilvie McCreary ’90 and Dallas Kraig McCreary Michael B. McCulley ’70 George B. McEldowney and Patricia

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McEldowney Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 Michelle Meyer Messman ’04 and Chad Messman Jean Beveridge Meyers ’59 Janet Brownlee Miller ’61 Judy Minteer Harold G. Mitchell ’72 and Roxanne Mitchell Pamela Marshburn Morgan ’70 Michelle Moy ’89 James W. Nelson ’60 and Beverly (Nelson) Nelson ’61 † Mary Noton 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 Ann Boley Parker ’73 and Thomas Parker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch 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 Frederick C. Pfaffmann ’65 and Christine Pfaffmann 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 William D. Rhodenbaugh ’60 and Judith Rhodenbaugh Cynthia Carman Rich ’73 Louis P. Richard ’55 and Sally Adams Danny C. Richards ’65 and Anna Richards 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 Fred H. Rumney III ’64 and Leslie Williamson Rumney ’69 Amanda Rush ’11 Kay Smith Saxum ’56

Michael A. Schmitz ’80 and Amy Johnson Schmitz ’88 Blair W. Schultz ’72 Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo Kristy Smith ’86 and Dave Scott Lynn Rosenow Seiwert ’71 and Lawrence Seiwert Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Robert L. Singer ’61 Michael Adin Slaughter ’60 Roger E. Smith ’60 and Sue Perrine Smith ’61 Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth Joshua B. Spencer ’04 and Devon Townsend Spencer ’03 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 Rosalie Easdale Stoike ’61 Hilary Hawkinson Stott ’07 and Jacob T. Stott ’09 Glenn A. Stout ’88 Joseph L Switzer and Marci Switzer Linda Janicek Szitta ’67 and Frank Szitta Mark E. Taylor ’78 Kelly Frericks Thannert ’05 and Marc Thannert Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 and Robert K. Thierry III Kathryn Oliver Tribler ’60 Richard B. Truog ’74 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73 William A. Turner ’93 Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 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 Robert C. Wegner ’74 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty Virginia Hopf West ’70 and Howard West David R. Whitcomb ’72 and Dawn Darner John H. Wierman ’66 Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler 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 Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull Zaleski

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Businesses and Organizations J & L Freedom Foundation

5-9 YEARS Individuals

Victoria Adeleye ’93 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 Richard G. Asoian ’66 and Margaret Asoian Joel M. Auble ’65 Brian M. Austin ’64 and Susan Austin Antonetta Axup ’18 Robert R. Ayers and Christine Ayers Karlee Buhman Babcock ’54 and Steven W. Babcock Deanna Marchand Baele ’95 and Lyle Baele Sherry Bair Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry David B. Bates ’83 and Michele Bates Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer Kathleen Long Baum ’72 Tyler R. Baxter ’16 Cindy Beadles Kayla Beadles ’17 Martha Beck Katherine Dunn Becker ’14 and Cale Becker Elizabeth Thurner Belanger ’55 Pamela Wyeth Bellm ’76 and Douglas E. Bellm Pamela Bowman Best ’89 and Thomas Best Donald R. Beveridge ’59 Daniel G. Bianucci ’66 and Joyce Bianucci Mick Birkhofer ’73 and Brenda Birkhofer Roger J. Blachek ’73 Bruce W. Block ’74 and Carolee Block E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Roy E. Bockler ’72 and Debbie Bockler Roger A. Boekenhauer ’61 and Jean Grove Boekenhauer ’62 Susan Barrett Boelke ’53 Susan Boland ’92 Rachel Bold ’10 Lynda Pepper Bollman ’76 and Robert Bollman Kathryn Bondurant Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Agnes Boock Larry R. Bowden ’67 and Karen Bowden J. David Boyd ’75 and Amy Boyd Gregory K. Bradley ’70 Robert H. Brink ’68 Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones William B. Brooks Jr. ’86 and Jani Brooks

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Joel E. Brotherton ’80 Christine Heaton Brown ’72 and Bruce Brown Lisa Jackson Brown ’89 Sally Ahrens Brown ’59 and Max A. Brown Patrick G. Brown ’70 and Diane 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 Judy Calhoun 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 Glenn Catlett ’73 James E. Cavanaugh ’76 and Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh ’76 Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Bruce Chapman S. Mark Childs ’95 and Amy Bradshaw ’95 Stanley E. Chism ’63 and Karen Barrett Chism ’65 David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen Kaitlyn Washburn Cockerham ’14 and Tyler Cockerham David Compton and Patricia Compton Marc D. Constant ’63 Sheri McKee Coulter ’80 and Richard P. Coulter ’82 Matthew J. Coultrip ’02 Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross ’08 Curtis L. Crum and Andrea Gillen Crum David W. Curd ’68 Neil A. Dahlstrom ’98 and Karen Dahlstrom Carrie Dunne Daly ’81 Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Jason R. Dare ’99 and Stephanie Orsi Dare ’99 F. Garvin Davenport Jr. and Bernice Davenport E. Kyle Davis ’93 and Ashley Davis Ortez D. Davis ’04 and Patricia Davis Stanley B. Dawson ’70 and Mary Dawson Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 James L. De Young and Janet De Young Michael S. Deam ’76 and Karen Deam Rafael C. Delgado ’05 and Kathryn Jackson ’05 Gregory I. Derbak ’75 and Laura Derbak Eric Dickens and Jennifer Pilnik Dickens Daniel W. Dickson ’89 Marco T. DiGiorgio ’71 and Kristie DiGiorgio Lee D. Dobbins ’59 and Barbara Getty Dobbins ’59 Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner

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Marsha Dopheide Wendy Downing George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin James Dunn and Patricia Dunn Jacob J. Durdan ’20 Elaine R. Durr ’04 Jeffrey R. Earley ’76 John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak Edmonds Zak S. Edmonds ’08 and Nicole Mason Edmonds Jane Fort Edwards ’75 William J. Edwards ’67 and Dawn Edwards Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 Andrew S. Elliott ’05 and Amanda Trotter Elliott ’08 John A. Elliott ’79 and Virginia Thake Elliott ’81 James L. Elsey ’76 and Roxann Elsey Eric Engstrom Dwight R. Erskine ’67 Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett Trevor Ewell James W. Eyler and Kel-Ann Eyler Abigail Fafoglia ’95 Marcene Holverson Farley ’84 Christopher Fasano and Catherine Fasano Stephen A. Femmel ’74 Jon Ferguson and Lori Ferguson Mark A. Ferin ’84 Anita Fillman Robert B. Firchau and Mary Firchau Janet Forsythe Fishburn ’58 Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher Julie Collins ’84 and Tim Fitzgibbon 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 Rip Fulton ’57 Douglas W. Funk ’74 Cheryl Nowak Garrison ’71 and Keith Garrison Kathleen Trevor Garwood ’57 and Gary A. Garwood Nathan J. Gaskill ’04 and Laura Haumiller Gaskill ’05 Clarissa Gentzler John K. Gerrity ’07 and Katie Gerrity Alan R. Gieryna ’74 and Mary Ann Kelly Gieryna ’75 Trent Gilbert and Adrienne Gilbert Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow Audra Goach John Goddard

Shirley Morrow Grieme ’54 David A. Grummitt ’61 and Janet Grummitt Michelle Hall ’89 Ronda Ehlen Hall ’85 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 Nancy Campbell Haynor ’68 and John Haynor Alice Goss Haznedl ’62 Jennifer Heiman ’04 John E. Hermann Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Elaine Hubbell Herzog ’71 and Michael Herzog Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess F. David Hillis ’92 and Karen Seeman Hillis ’93 Robert E. Hillison ’82 and Keely Hillison Erik C. Hoffer ’08 and Karah Goetschius Hoffer ’08 Steven Hoffman ’69 and Letitia Keating Hoffman ’72 Brittany Cecil Holmes ’10 and Chris Holmes Rick L. Hoy ’66 James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes Dale Hull William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 Virginia Jacobson ’67 Robin Jarvis ’84 Franklin K. Johnson ’76 and Michele Johnson Robin A. Johnson ’80 Justin M. Johnston ’04 and Jessica DeVore Johnston ’04 F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Fannetta Jones ’11 Brian C. Jordan ’09 Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Nicole Kamzic ’15 Carrie Gawthrop Kauck ’88 Jeffrey K. Kelleher ’13 and Rachel Whitlock Kelleher ’14 John R. Kelly ’52 Mary Dues Kemp ’93 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 and Pamela Kerr Brian D. Kimmel ’76 and Kathleen Clark Kimmel ’78 Kay Kersch Kirkpatrick ’68 Kent H. Kniep ’80 Kelly Simpson Knitter ’89 and Kevin Richard Knitter

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Peter D. Knox ’67 Paul J. Kossack and Joan Kossack Tim Kramer and Lori Walters-Kramer John T. Kreitler ’70 and Elizabeth Kreitler Pamela Murray Kuby ’85 Ashwani Kumar Elise Kuo ’69 Tamara La Prad Ethan Scott Lafary ’15 and Erin Willhite Lafary ’15 William H. Lafayette Jr. ’77 Ann Lampariello Margaret Will Lee ’71 † Frank W. Lee III ’69 Christopher J. Lemon ’80 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Tara Todd Lewis ’03 and Greg Lewis Patrick W. Lewis ’95 and Kristina Lewis Cari Connell Lichtman ’94 Maureen Smiley Liesman ’60 Judith Schneider Lilly ’67 Jeane Mahnic Lindeke ’64 and Loren C. Lindeke Evelina Lipecka ’06 Amy Longenbaugh ’95 Sarah Kaufman Lopez ’07 and Alejandro Lopez William Lotz and Stacy Ashton Lotz Debra Blatzer ’84 and Paul Ludkey 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 Richard Marshall and Ann McEntee Kristin Martin ’04 Thomas F. Matthews ’61 and Patricia Matthews Andrew P. Matykiewicz ’79 Robert C. McCulloch ’61 Harold N. McDaniel ’62 and Marna McDaniel Connor McDonald ’19 Thomas J. McDowell and Sue McDowell James N. McInnes ’48 David McLaughlin ’66 and Janet Clayton McLaughlin ’66 Deena Fisher McLaughlin Daniel K. McMichael ’69 Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara Megan Merritt ’05 Lyndon D. Meyer James D. Millar ’64 and Victoria Millar Miles Z. Miller ’08 and Laura Greenwood Miller ’10

Virginia Haun Mittauer ’50 Gretchen Wright Moore ’64 Stephen H. Mortonson ’68 and Lynette Cadwell Mortonson Susan Holland Murley ’70 † Peter K. 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 Eric L. Noggle ’96 and Christy Finch Noggle ’96 Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Mark S. Ogorzalek and Karen Ogorzalek Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin ’95 and Sean D. O’Laughlin John Osterlund and Beth Osterlund Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck ’54 Louise Pacholik ’73 Linda Park 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 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 Dean E. Peterson ’64 and Suzanne Peterson Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. ’67 and Carolyn Cottrell Joseph H. Pilger ’08 and Amanda Havens Pilger ’07 Raymond Pollastrini and Mary Pollastrini Jane Hartley Pratt Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Joshua M. Ragar ’06 and Sara Ragar Kenneth A. Rager ’61 Douglas B. Rankin ’79 and Tamyra Dixon Rankin ’81 Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin M. Lucas Raymond ’00 and Emily Moore Raymond ’00 Tamee Sterett Renwick ’84 Joanne Moy ’70 and Michael R. Robinson Brenda Robinson-Young 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 Warren D. Rowland ’01 and Ann Rowland

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Adam P. Ruble ’15 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 Jacquelyn Grier Salvato ’73 Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 and Benjamin C. Sanberg Joan Nickel Sanders ’64 Peter W. Sawyer ’69 and Catherine Sawyer Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig ’92 Carl J. Schmidlapp III ’65 Susan Rayniak Schneider ’69 Kenneth R. Schoenig ’88 Gary L. Sears ’70 and Dianne Sears Rebekah Sell ’14 Colleen Shaughnessy ’00 Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Kathryn Shipp ’13 Robert J. Shriner Jr. Mary Carlson Shull ’76 and Bob L. Shull Alex Simmons Benedict Simmons David Simmons Marc Simmons Robert Holschuh Simmons and Michelle Holschuh Simmons Todd A. Skrivseth and Sarah Skrivseth Paige Halpin Smith ’09 and Henry Smith Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller Nancy Snowden Pamela Yuill Snyder ’79 and Bruce L. Snyder Claudia Kinne Spotts ’68 and James Spotts Karen Deen Squire ’62 Kelly Stadter ’07 Joy Stephens ’88 and Jack K. Stephens Deborah Sterett ’77 Haley Jones Stockton ’12 and Tyler Stockton Dawn McRoberts Strauss ’03 Richard C. Streedain ’65 Roy J. Sye ’13 and Colleen Sinclair Sye ’13 James A. Syrett ’58 Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 and Mark W. Talbott Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney Karl Taylor James E. Thompson ’57 Paul M. Thompson ’66 and Carole Thompson Gina Tillman ’96 Tami Tisor ’86 Ann Toal ’60 Melinda Todd ’08 Margaret Marra Treggett ’71 Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 and John M. Turnquist ’99 Philip D. Tweedy ’96 and Tory Tweedy

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Brian D. Valentini ’02 and Jaimie Gurney Valentini ’03 Andries L. Vermeer ’65 Brinton B. Vincent ’13 Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 and Allen Voetberg Jeannette Williams Vogt ’58 Adam S. Volpp ’03 and Elizabeth Nendza Volpp ’03 Dennis E. Walker ’64 and Sandra Foreman Walker ’62 Jane Martin-Watson ’70 and Robert I. Watson Jr. Kathryn Gardels Weal ’71 and Bruce W. Weal Kelli Wefenstette ’07 Jonathan M. Welty ’12 and Julianna Graf Welty ’16 M. Todd Wetterling ’93 and Vanessa Treat Wetterling ’96 Kenneth L. Wherry ’73 Jane Batten Wild ’69 Richard A. Wilhelm ’70 and Alice Kough Wilhelm ’70 Merideth Willett ’92 Lori Willhite David N. Willing ’59 and Winona Willing Michael T. Wilmoth ’06 and Taylor Wilmoth Gary L. Wimer ’65 and Judith Wimer Douglas F. Winebright Charles L. Wolters ’71 Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Bruce V. Work ’64 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 Kristie Klapp Zessin ’87 and J. Bradley Zessin

Businesses and Organizations

Anonymous Amazon Smile Foundation Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Julia A. Paulson, DMD, and Peter L. Paulson, DMD MTC Communications Rip Fulton Business Account Stephen L. Rider DDS Wortman Farm Account

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Carol Werdin Alfrey ’76 and Daniel A. Alfrey Wayne I. Anderson William K Barrington and Jean Barrington Angela Baumann ’18 Glenn L. Beall ’56 Brandt Beeman and Kristen English Nancy Garretson Benzon ’64 and Richard R. Benzon Reid K. Beveridge ’64 and Eileen Beveridge Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah ’92 and Todd L. Bezenah David D. Biklen ’65 and Blanche Capilos James B. Bird ’72 Raymond S. Bland ’79 and Kimberly Whowell Bland ’81 Nancy Blew Andrew R. Boster and Mary Boster Leonard Brokaw ’69 Alex B. Brooks ’13 and Clarissa Gardner Brooks ’13 Grace Brooks ’22 Blake Christian Bryan ’19 James L. Caldwell IV ’72 and Barbara Caldwell Carole Riester Callahan ’69 Ann Callaway Polly Armstrong Campbell ’52 Harold F. Campbell ’52 and Patricia Campbell Brian Chabowski ’95 and Tiffany Ramsey Chabowski ’95 Charles C. Chappell ’69 L. Terry Cook ’91 and Karin Owrey Cook ’89 James B. Cooke ’78 and Rebecca Morgan Cooke ’73 John A. Courson ’64 and Marcia Courson Paula Cramer Kathryn Cullivan Jeff S. Cutler William S. Daniel ’72 Paul D. Dockins and Leann Dockins Moira Dolan ’80 John D. Downs ’88 and Carrie Downs Edith Isaacson Duncan ’67 and William Duncan Christine Vancura Easley ’80 Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 and Millicent Knight Darrell W. Edson ’61 and Bonnie Edson William L. Ellefson ’69 Susan Countryman Estes ’66 and Fredrick C. Estes Scott C. Estler ’76 Rachel Evans Danny S. Evers ’18 Neil Finlen and Lynda Finlen Karen Sundberg Finn ’60 † Nancy Forsyth Flanders ’54 Lyle E. Fogel Jr. ’67 and Dorothy Harris Fogel ’66

Trudy Roberts Triner ’66 and John Foley Marie Foster Todd D. Franks ’06 and Ana Fisher Franks ’06 Richard K. Fuller ’57 and Kathleen Fuller Richard A. Gaska ’87 and Denise Huntley Gaska ’87 James W. Gee Jr. ’64 and Patricia Gee † Sheryl Johnson Geiger ’56 Aleeka Gentzler ’20 Vaughn R. Gentzler ’18 Carey Carrier Gill ’98 Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Gregory C. Golembe ’71 Arnold Gonzalez Jr. ’90 and Sharon Gonzalez Daniel Greising and Rebecca Greising Shannon Healy Gross ’06 and Dan Gross Beth Guyer ’67 Timothy M. Haak ’80 and Christine Haak Robert C. Hamilton ’62 Eric Hardesty ’99 and Kristen Lightbody Hardesty ’99 Christopher J. Heatherly ’94 and Molly Heatherly John W. Heaton ’76 and Jane Heaton Sarah Henderson Dennis R Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo George K. Hess ’78 and Cathy Neese Hess ’80 Judy Hogfeldt ’75 Sally Young Hoherd ’54 Brian P. Holland ’76 and Carrie Holland Kirk A. Holman ’83 Michael Hufford and Susan Hufford Mary Beth Incorvati Samantha Jagust ’12 H. Richard Jewell ’70 and Ann Ludlow Ann Jones Martin L. Katz ’72 and Michele Spleha Katz ’73 John A. Kemp ’82 and Reese Kemp Joseph Kennedy Ronald L. Kenney ’61 and Nancy Kenney Valerie Bergold Keys ’57 and William D. Keys Jan Kiley Glenn P. Kinder ’73 and Nancy Thompson Kinder ’73 Kenneth Martin Klein ’66 and Susan Latham Klein ’67 Elizabeth Kopping R. David Korngruen ’76 Peter Koupas and Georgia Koupas Alice Dunlap-Kraft ’75 and Robert Kraft Kai Nani Kraut ’93 Barbara Lane ’66 Gary L. Larson ’61 and Winnie Larson John W. Larson ’02 Matthew S. Lerner ’03 and Misty Saline Lerner ’02 Donald E. Lindblad ’71 Ronald J. Lindsay ’56 and Carol Lindsay

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Peter A. Lipinski ’13 and Brittany Munson Lipinski ’13 Robert L. Litchfield ’71 Susan Morton Lloyd ’71 Brian D Logan and Brenda Logan Martin C. Luehrs ’71 and Dawn Kirk Paul G. Luepke ’83 and Judi Poettgen Luepke ’83 Vincent D. Mahoney Robert V. Main ’53 Michael Mainz Larry G. Manning ’62 and Janet Pearson Manning ’62 Gary D. Martin ’76 and Janet Martin Scott Martin and Linda Martin Jacob P. Marx ’17 Michael E. McCreight ’68 Gerald F. McDonald ’52 Elizabeth Steffy McDonald ’71 and James L McDonald Lee McGaan ’69 Kenneth G. McMillan William M. McNall ’81 and Jane Simpson McNall George J. Milnor ’70 and Barbara Barnhart Milnor ’69 Michael S. Mimnaugh ’71 and Gayle Mimnaugh Glen Misek and Laurel Kilpatrick Maribeth Novak Mohan ’71 and James J. Mohan Laura Moore Beth Moorehouse Paul K. Moye ’61 and Beverly Linnihan Carol Wilson ’70 and Charles A. Mullen Kenneth D. Murphy ’88 and Stephanie Tatem-Murphy William C. Murschel ’75 and Terry Burke Murschel ’79 Christie A. Nelson ’06 and Amanda Weck ’06 Anthony E Oakson and Brenda Oakson Julia Briggerman O’Hara ’62 and Daniel O’Hara William H. Ortman ’64 and Phyllis Ortman Sheri White Owen ’96 Richard L. Owens Jr. ’87 and Beth Owens Paul Scott Page and Janis Wunderlich Megan Sluis Parsons ’01 and Nathan J. Parsons Carlton O. Pate III ’69 and Anne Nelson Pate ’72 Timothy S. Pecaro ’76 J. Stewart Peterson Jr. ’77 Kristeen Ford Peterson ’81 and Quentin J. Peterson William C. Porter ’73 Janet Jones Presley ’55 McKenzie Price Barbara Provus Megan Carlson Prueter ’08 Rosemary Pullen Michael Quagliano ’83

D. Pat Raftis ’05 Deborah Roter Rakestraw ’77 Charles L. Rassieur ’60 and Virginia Rassieur Annette Thrift Ray ’57 Elaine Rechel ’49 David A. Riggs ’87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ’89 Robert G. Riley Jr. ’70 and Kay Riley Melony Sacopulos Nancy Sager-Ruggles ’70 Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni Marsha Miller Schierbeck ’58 Susan Smallwood Schilson ’78 Rosemary Bryce Schintzius ’73 Kenneth Schneider and Vanessa Schneider Mary Scotillo ’10 Rosemary Lai Sheeler ’03 Gregory Simpson ’87 and Gail Cook Simpson ’87 Kathie Skahill Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum Elizabeth Smith ’19 John H. Smith ’67 Sherman U. Smith ’72 and Diane Smith Irina Solonenko Lucas K. Sondgeroth ’20 H. Charles Stahmer ’73 Scott D. Stanton ’73 and Kristen Campbell Stanton ’82 John R. Stergulz ’66 and Ellen Stergulz Helen Roehm Stetson ’59 Joanne Greer Stipp ’64 and James Stipp Robert J. Strabley ’97 Roger W. Strand ’50 and Mary Ranney Strand ’52 Lynn Stubblebine Tara Sturgeon ’19 Todd K. Swanson ’88 and Lisa Kruse Swanson ’88 Kiem Tan ’63 David K. Taylor ’87 Thomas C. Taylor ’70 and Carole Taylor Donald J. Thompson ’61 and Ardith Elliott Thompson ’62 Dwight Tierney ’69 and Dina Nathanson Hieu T. Tran ’98 and Angel Foutch Tran ’98 Mark T. Tupper ’94 and Tina Tupper Kevin Turner and Dawn Turner George M. Tyler ’88 Rylee Mann Ulfig ’21 Betty Claassen Veihman ’63 Garrett C. Waecker ’74 Kristen Wyse Wagner ’11 and Craig E. Wagner Carol Mullen Walsh ’73 and Stephen L. Walsh Kevin D. Warrington and Amy Warrington Carolyn Weber Linda Strassenburg Weitz ’74 Carol Kemmerer Wetzel ’60

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Jennifer Wheeler ’12 Ronald C. Wheeler Jennifer Widmer ’87 Carl Williams and Lana Williams R. Tracy Williams ’75 and Cynthia Williams Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig Christopher Wilson K. Scott Wiswall ’00 and Jonathan Wiswall Sandra Olson Wolff ’64 William A. Wolma ’67 and Frances White Wolma ’66 Hollis Shoemaker Yocum ’75 Charles Youdris Jr. ’64 Jane Inness Youngquist ’61 Sara Youngs ’08

Businesses and Organizations Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Ann B. Michael IRA Anne Harmon IRA Arlene C. Flynn IRA David L. Arnold IRA Coastwide Environmental David A. Bowers IRA Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Faith United Presbyterian Church First Lutheran Church Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA Gail Bunce IRA Hieu Tran DBA Insurance Agent James R. Klusendorf IRA Jeanne Robeson IRA Jerry Ledbetter IRA Karl K. Taylor IRA Kone Inc. Leon A. Kraut IRA Fidelity Brokerage Services Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA Merle B. Growden IRA Paul L. Brown IRA Prairie Vista Farm Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Steven Hoffman IRA Stewart Work IRA Thomas B. Doyle IRA Thomas J. McDowell IRA Vicki Hennenfent IRA Vincent D. Mahoney IRA Virginia Rassieur IRA Wieland Family Foundation William S. Daniel Attorney At Law

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A lumni Contributors CLASS OF 1945 Alumni of Record: 5 Participation Rate: 20%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Mary Schwalbert

CLASS OF 1947

Alumni of Record: 11 Participation Rate: 18%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Virginia Wyatt Barnard

Pipers Club $1-$99

Rae Barker Hinton

CLASS OF 1948 Alumni of Record: 16 Participation Rate: 19%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Virginia Haun Mittauer George E. Schoenfeld * Roger W. Strand

Alumni of Record: 37 Participation Rate: 11%

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

CLASS OF 1949 Alumni of Record: 35 Participation Rate: 14%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Margaret Dahlbo Kerr Donald G. Whiteman

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Elaine Rechel Elsie Cory Sadler

Pipers Club $1-$99

† Marilyn Peck Bentley

CLASS OF 1950 Alumni of Record: 42 Participation Rate: 21%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Jewel Price Nicholls

Scots Club $500-$999

Marilyn Clark Brownlie

Tartan Club $250-$499 Roger A. McCaig

Highlanders Club $100-$249 † B. Gertrude Davis Arturo M. De Vitalis Martha Muirhead Felmley

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† Arlene Kunde Flynn Robert V. Main * Mary Hollander Winter * Robert G. Winter

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

Scots Club $500-$999

Roger K. Ray

Susan Barrett Boelke * James K. Hoffmeister Phyllis Clindinin Martin Virginia Hughlett Varce Joyce Hennenfent Walton

Marilyn Rogers Brodd Leland R. Marshall

Pipers Club $1-$99

Amy Trotter Anderson * Louis A. Foster

Pipers Club $1-$99

Barbara Williamson Nichol

CLASS OF 1954

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Shirley Moser Irion * Ralph E. Whiteman

Alumni of Record: 44 Participation Rate: 41%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

June Gustafson Erdmier-Salen Jeanne Jennings Ginter John R. Kelly

Tartan Club $250-$499

* James W. Asplund Carolyn Tomazic Engers * Barbara Cook Mercer Patricia Whitsitt Overbeck

Scots Club $500-$999 Anne Harmon

Polly Armstrong Campbell Margaret Trushinski Oakley

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Ethel Milligan Bailey * Harold F. Campbell Roland J. Chilton Margaret Deschwanden Foster Gerald F. McDonald Patricia Acosta Wiedenman

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Mary Ranney Strand

CLASS OF 1953

Tartan Club $250-$499

Betty Beabout Boehm Stanley Graham * Margaret Hendren Lee

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Karlee Buhman Babcock Charles D. Denniston † Nancy Forsyth Flanders Shirley Morrow Grieme Sally Young Hoherd Ronald R. Huff Eleanor Dudman Luttrell Susan Dixson Smith

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 32 Participation Rate: 47%

* Dorothy Galloway Katalinich

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

Alumni of Record: 30 Participation Rate: 37%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Carolyn Emons Hinton

Leland R. Marshall

Alumni of Record: 50 Participation Rate: 28%

CLASS OF 1955

Tartan Club $250-$499

Scots Club $500-$999

CLASS OF 1952

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

CLASS OF 1951

Jane Davis Harper James N. NcInnes

Irene McIntyre Garabrant

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* Keith J. Droste * James G. Mercer John S. Romine * Alan V. Larson

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Louis P. Richard

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Gary K. Allen Elizabeth Thurner Belanger Patricia Brown Friese Gerald A. Marxman Janet Jones Presley

Pipers Club $1-$99

Margaret Ramsdale Alford

CLASS OF 1956 Alumni of Record: 55 Participation Rate: 36%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Glenn L. Beall

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Albert S. Maurer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Paul L. Brown Nancy Venn MacDonald

Scots Club $500-$999 † Evard P. Best * Roger J. DeRera Anne Quinby Dyni * Sally Smith Larson

Tartan Club $250-$499 Nancy Douglass Bell Donald S. Galitz Kay Smith Saxum

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Rodney E. Bollmann Margaret Blanchard Daiker Louise Wright Doran † Sheryl Johnson Geiger * Kathryn Bunting Hamrin * Ronald J. Lindsay * Jay S. Silhanek

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Janet Gotthart Camp

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Pipers Club $1-$99 Kenneth D. Lister Larry S. Sterett

CLASS OF 1957 Alumni of Record: 65 Participation Rate: 26%

Beverly Cain Nelson Marsha Miller Schierbeck * Allan W. Smith James A. Syrett * Robert G. Yarde

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1960 Alumni of Record: 94 Participation Rate: 34%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more David A. Bowers

* Beverly Carlson Baumann Kathryn Cummins Cope Margaret Flick Droppa Jeannette Williams Vogt

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Richard K. Fuller

CLASS OF 1959

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 82 Participation Rate: 35%

* Robert Gamer Alvin T. Peterson * Charles L. Rassieur Michael Adin Slaughter Carol Kemmerer Wetzel

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Marlyn Whitsitt Rinehart

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Charles Courtney Jr. Rhoda Engel

Scots Club $500-$999 Rip Fulton

Tartan Club $250-$499 Annette Thrift Ray James E. Thompson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Robert H. Bischoff * Valerie Bergold Keys * Jeffrey Mar Lynn A. Nelson * Martha Woods Porter

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kay Bagge Alden * John K. Baumann * Kathleen Trevor Garwood Stephen B. Lindell Louise Chestnut Lowe

CLASS OF 1958 Alumni of Record: 65 Participation Rate: 34%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Margaret Evans Roberts

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Margery Heaton Clarke Janet Forsythe Fishburn * Richard W. Peters

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Anne Irey Kohlmeyer * Ralph E. Stephenson

Highlanders Club $100-$249

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Ralph L. Riggs Jeanne Gittings Robeson

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Lila Keleher Blum * James R. Klusendorf * Jeanine Johnson Millikan

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Sandra Johnson Dobras * Paul L. White

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Carl A. Borine James C. Hornaday * Frederick H. McDavitt * Robert L. Singer

Scots Club $500-$999

* Richard L. Bivens * Ellin McDougall Loveless * Sue Perrine Smith

* David N. Willing

Maureen Smiley Liesman * Roger E. Smith

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Barbara Getty Dobbins * Lee D. Dobbins Gwendolyn Wallgren Lewis * Dorothy Young Voetberg

* Arlene Dresmal Blewitt * James W. Nelson Melinda Hall Robertson * Warren A. Sanders

Barbara Ditch Drake Robert H. Feiertag Janet Brownlee Miller * Beverly (Nelson) Nelson Ronald E. Noton Kenneth A. Rager

Scots Club $500-$999

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Robert F. Bowen George A. Francis * Mark E. Loveless Barbara Ruettinger McQuillan

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Carl W. Anderson Donald R. Beveridge * Carolyn White Work

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Robert D. Bilderback * James Blischke * Sally Ahrens Brown Charles B. Doty Shirley Hansen Gibb * Sally Platt Ivy * David G. Johnson * Marilyn Schneider Johnson * Robert C. Johnson Jean Beveridge Meyers * Oliver L. Mitchell Janice Nowlan Olson W. Thomas Wallace Jr.

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Patricia Volk McCoy Helen Roehm Stetson

Mary Conway Harvey * Richard J. Henry * Marcia Kern Hoffmeister * Perry W. Johnson * T. Larry Mell

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Bruce A. Anderson Lewis B. Arnold * Charles G. Bell Barbara Divinsky Brundage Karen Sundberg Finn * Jack J. Glotfelty Dean A. Graves * Anita Slebos Mitchell Carol Bryden Moore * William D. Rhodenbaugh Alice Robbins Thompson Ann Toal John E. Tornquist Kathryn Oliver Tribler

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Jean Schneider Hayes Patricia Baird Link * Nancy Van Natta Wherry * Richard P. Wherry

CLASS OF 1961 Alumni of Record: 112 Participation Rate: 38%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Margaret Bozarth * Gordon K. Young * Jane Corman Young

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 * L. Terry Oggel Fred Wackerle

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Robert T. Berendt * Roger A. Boekenhauer † James R. Calhoun Linda Soliday Currin * Richard A. Dorn * Darrell W. Edson * David A. Grummitt * Robert D. Jornlin * Ronald L. Kenney * Gary L. Larson * Thomas F. Matthews Joan Bartek McConnell Robert C. McCulloch * Paul K. Moye Rosalie Easdale Stoike * Donald J. Thompson Jane Inness Youngquist

Pipers Club $1-$99

Richard W. Crockett * Robert E. Effland Betty McClure Salisbury

CLASS OF 1962 Alumni of Record: 87 Participation Rate: 39%

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

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Thomas S. Davis

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Contributors (class of 1959, continued)

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Robert L. Best * G. Deeks Carroll Jr. David L. Spears

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Willis M. Hubbard * William T. Irelan * Rodney J. McQueen * Julia Briggerman O’Hara * Sandra Foreman Walker

Scots Club $500-$999

* Harold N. McDaniel Charles Thomas Weeks

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Frank Adam III * Nancy Guilinger Coon * Jerry L. Greer David W. Jones * Janet Pearson Manning * Larry G. Manning Karen Deen Squire * Judith Lips Stoffer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jean Grove Boekenhauer * Marjorie Armstrong Brand Robert C. Hamilton Alice Goss Haznedl * Lloyd W. Kinzer * Mary Sheridan Lindberg Audrey Tenhaeff McClung * Philip A. Muntzel * Suann Page Nichols * Ardith Elliott Thompson Carol Anderson Vernon

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Eugene R. Dawson Robert H. Gwynn

Scots Club $500-$999

Scots Club $500-$999

* Mary Hunter Bivens Shirley Service Culbert * Janet Link Leonard * Hugh M. Phelps

Tartan Club $250-$499

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * David L. Arnold * F. William Graue Jr.

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* Karen Brown Baker Thomas B. Doyle * Charles Thomas Rezner * Richard T. Smith

* Anonymous * Janet Lunsmann Acker Donna Mrkvicka Ardell * Sara Probert Berendt Rita Knepper Erickson Howard A. Fulford * Hallie Simpson Lemon * J. Rodney Lemon * Nancy Huff Myers * Linda Frautschy Sherman John R. Steele * Sharon Smith Steffel Kiem Tan Betty Claassen Veihman

* Nancy Garretson Benzon Joan Nickel Sanders

CLASS OF 1965 Alumni of Record: 139 Participation Rate: 28%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

Alumni of Record: 135 Participation Rate: 30%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Barbara Bolon Bye * John A. Courson

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Danny C. Richards * Judith Maxwell Schaeffer * Lee E. Schaeffer Jr. * Eugenia Willman Zagorski * Ronald A. Zagorski

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Larry D. Brown Gary L. Gilliland * 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

Tartan Club $250-$499 Elaine Calevas Ferat * Karen Brunke Hehn J. David Rumbough Jr. Donna Zych

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Joel M. Auble * David D. Biklen † H. Theodore Blair * Sharon Zipse Fesler James M. Flynn III * Ann Murphy Lafferty * Michael J. Lafferty * Donald R. Paulson * Frederick C. Pfaffmann Carl J. Schmidlapp III

Pipers Club $1-$99

Arthur H. Buckley * Larry F. Clark Janet Hamly-Ott Lorraine Goldstein Van Akkeren * Gary L. Wimer

CLASS OF 1966 Alumni of Record: 155 Participation Rate: 33%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Richard E. Yahnke

* Karen Barrett Chism * William J. Goldsborough

David Wallace Club $10,000-

David Wallace Club $10,000-

* Steven A. Azuma

$24,999

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* William M. Simpson * Karen Bush Watts

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Jane Wilson Dawson James A. Hutchinson

* James W. Gee Jr. Joan Strand Kotz * Jeane Mahnic Lindeke Robert W. McAllister James F. McKinley Jr. * James D. Millar * William H. Ortman * Fred H. Rumney III Judith Blaich Stipp Sandra Olson Wolff * Kenneth M. Wolma Charles Youdris Jr.

Pipers Club $1-$99

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1964

* Stanley E. Chism * Ann Mack Collier

* Carl J. Demas Elizabeth Giffen Ewell Edward P. Farwell Gretchen Wright Moore Bruce V. Work

* Harry C. Bollin Courtney J. Munson Elizabeth Patterson Donald L. Roegge David V. Wongstrom

CLASS OF 1963 Presidents Club $25,000 or more

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Robert M. Barton * David R. Bates Judith Sluka Butcher * Carol Clark Dotseth Robert H. Gwynn * Russell F. Marshall * William R. Reinsberg Dee Smith Shuff

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* Patricia McClinton Nolte * Melinda Schneider Roehl

Alumni of Record: 118 Participation Rate: 35%

William G. Morgan * Michael E. Sproston * Brian M. Austin * Reid K. Beveridge * Janet Henning Brown Lucy Work Burroughs * Donald L. Denney * Marilyn Kessinger Hubbard * Mary Bailey Marshall * Stanley L. McKelvie * Dean E. Peterson * Joanne Greer Stipp * Dennis E. Walker

Marc D. Constant * Janice Hood Gibson Laura Turner Hoffman Sharon Irvine Lopatka

Pipers Club $1-$99

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* Carol Veith Sorenson

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Julie Caldwell Arnold * Robert K. Garro

$24,999

Douglas R. Carlson * Kenneth Martin Klein

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Anthony J. Perzigian

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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* Donna Schliffke Sproston * Frances White Wolma * Gail Hartong Zika

CLASS OF 1967

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

Anonymous * Suzanne Snyder Fienning * Linda Jungbluth Frost * Robert H. Frost Maureen Beck Hamilton * George E. Heck Jr. * Linda Carlson Phelps John H. Wierman * James M. Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999

Susan Buckles * Margaret Schneider Demas * Judith Burmeister Dew * Larry R. Dew * Dorothy Harris Fogel * John R. Stergulz

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Daniel G. Bianucci Mari Brown Kirsch Susan Kauzlarich Kuster * Robert D. McLaren * James E. Pilarski * Judith Anderson Pilarski * Nancy Munn Smith * Paul M. Thompson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Richard G. Asoian * Rosalie Huff Barman Harold Peter Basler Jr. * Susan Countryman Estes Mary Johnson Hanlin Rick L. Hoy Barbara Solum Huwe * Charles H. Kellner Barbara Lane * David McLaughlin * Janet Clayton McLaughlin * Donald K. Morton * Earl K. Paasch * Richard P. Rodgers Janet Maginn Stevenson David B. Stimpson * Trudy Roberts Triner

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Larry G. Berdoll * Barbara Trubeck Clark * Gordon R. Lanning

Alumni of Record: 142 Participation Rate: 32% * H. Leonard Porter III * Mary Ellen Biciste Porter

Pipers Club $1-$99

Judith Schneider Lilly * Michael Maxson * Richard L. Paasch Mary-Ann Pinto * Linda Janicek Szitta

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

CLASS OF 1968

* Elaine Baer Azuma * Frederick J. Kaskel

Alumni of Record: 172 Participation Rate: 25%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

* Claudia Kinne Spotts Robyn Gould Valle

Pipers Club $1-$99

*Sylvia Blasiole Bagby Robert H. Block Jr. David W. Curd * Theresa Grozik Lanning * Lee-Ann Wells Paasch * Barbara Annis Simons

CLASS OF 1969

* Anne White Beall * Susan Latham Klein Ann Michael * Payson S. Wild Jr.

John E. Harmon * Augustin S. Hart III William L. Trubeck

Alumni of Record: 195 Participation Rate: 25%

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Stephen Dale Mey * Janet Forbes Myers

† Frank W. Lee III * Dwight Tierney

* Lawrence K. Pickett Jr. * William A. Wolma * Robert A. Zika

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * David W. Adolphson Dwight R. Erskine * Leon A. Kraut * Sonja Zedigian Lowry Caroline Marvin Robert C. Roush * Wendell L. Shauman * Katherine Lepard Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999

Anonymous * Edith Isaacson Duncan * Lyle E. Fogel Jr. * Jerry K. Mitchell * George M. Simmons * Thomas R. Weber

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Vittorio Barrile * Larry R. Bowden * Judy Williams DeMien * Ronald K. DeMien * William J. Edwards * Jerry D. Howell Virginia Jacobson * Kennedy Reed John H. Smith

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Jerry D. Armstrong William G. Coppard * Richard M. Downard Beth Guyer Linda Blow Klabunde Peter D. Knox Kathleen Melcher White

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Won Yang Everett * Jean Hutchinson Randolph

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 John L. Hennessy Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Robert H. Brink Michael E. McCreight * Stephen H. Mortonson Peter E. Upton Ann Newton Wieland * Roger Wilson

Scots Club $500-$999

* James R. Bunn * Nancy Campbell Haynor David J. Kingsley Charles S. Marshall Jane Turrel

Tartan Club $250-$499

* MaryLu Belcher Bretsch * Joan Rezner Gundersen * David B. Lieb * Bonnie Janicek McLaren

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Thomas J. Cerkez III * Jerald D. Eiserman * M. Simpson Eiserman John W. Evermon * Eugene W. Haug Kay Kersch Kirkpatrick * Robert E. Kukla * Alexander M. Lindsay Velma Lester Marshall Sandy Newman * Mary Peirce O’Brien * Victoria Wilson Shaw

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 David K. Allen * Bruce E. Birdsell * Gary W. Evans * David W. Jackson * John I. Moore Jr. Linda Reed * William B. Trent Jr. Charles L. Turnbough Jr. Jane Batten Wild

Scots Club $500-$999

* Alice Young Bunn * David W. Jackson Elise Kuo * Bette Van Natta Resis * Jennifer Barnes Stauth * Michael T. Stauth * E. Jay Van Cura * Merikay Waldvogel

Tartan Club $250-$499

James W. Albright * Donald L. Campbell William L. Ellefson * Mark M. Goodman * Steven Hoffman F. Chet June III * David T. Long * Jean Walter Long Lee McGaan Mary Wood Paul * Jane Hensleigh Reed * Jan Weshinskey Schons

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Barbara Allen Carole Riester Callahan Charles C. Chappell Richard L. DePuy Carl D. Diehl

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* Robert G. Riley Jr

Gregory K. Bradley Randall G. Callin * Stanley B. Dawson Stephen D. Dawson * Andrea Hinman Elia * John R. Elia Michael J. Kelley II * Peter H. Lufler * Jane Martin-Watson * George J. Milnor Susan Holland Murley † Peter K. Murley * Barbara Blodgett Pearson * Van D. Perrine * Thomas G. Poeltler Carolyn Wade Rollins Nancy Sager-Ruggles Linda Gustafson Sheehan * Preston G. Smith * Thomas C. Taylor * Barbara Puck Vlasis * Peter G. Vlasis * Jill Petrie Whiteside * Alice Kough Wilhelm * Richard A. Wilhelm * Carol Wilson

David Wallace Club $10,000-

Pipers Club $1-$99

Contributors (class of 1969, continued) * Marion McGibbon Haug * Peter L. Leverenz * Deborah Gruenau MacVey * Carla Turner Makowski * Helen Pollack Mandel * Barbara Barnhart Milnor * Carlton O. Pate III Robert T. Rogoff * Leslie Williamson Rumney * Peter W. Sawyer Susan Rayniak Schneider

Pipers Club $1-$99

Roy Evert Adolphson Leonard Brokaw Daniel K. McMichael

CLASS OF 1970 Alumni of Record: 191 Participation Rate: 29%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

$24,999

Michael B. McCulley

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Marcia Brink Adair * Alan J. Landauer * Joanne Moy

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

CLASS OF 1971

Scots Club $500-$999

David Wallace Club $10,000-

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

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* Sarah Bell * Betsy Heller Biddle * JoAnn Eisenman Britton * Lyndea Dew Brown * Sarah Maxwell Brown * J. Scott Brunswick * Jan Farnsworth * Cheryl Nowak Garrison * Carolyn Ellis Harrison Lynnell Kahler Havercamp * Elaine Hubbell Herzog * William L. Hesseltine * Martin C. Luehrs * Jeffrey A. Miles * Maribeth Novak Mohan * Beverly Mullis Odum * Linda Baughman Pushaw Edward J. Ryan Barbara West Shea-Smucker Charles L. Wolters

* Susie Swanson FitzGerald * Alfred B. Mainetti

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

James B. Bird * Roy E. Bockler Carol West Boehme * Christine Heaton Brown * Mary Ann Galusha Eiserman Reginald W. Fairbairn Marianne Molendy Feller * Jeffrey C. Fort * Mary Sanders Fritz * Mary Auliff Havens Catherine Sanborn Johnson Edward A. Jones * David E. Kinney Allen D. Kircher Karen Krueger * Claudia Lawson Moss

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Charles E. Berg * Letitia Keating Hoffman * Lucy Hyde Johnson * Stephen T. Johnson * Harold G. Mitchell

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Thomas M. Martin

Pipers Club $1-$99

Robert M. Black Susan Morton Lloyd Eugene T. Marchuk * Elizabeth Steffy McDonald Patricia O’Brien Rydberg

David Wallace Club $10,000-

* Marco T. DiGiorgio

Scots Club $500-$999

$24,999

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 200 Participation Rate: 26%

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* David P. Biddle Constance Brouillette Gregg R. Drije Mary Evans Hanson Douglas D. Hardin * Toni Kauzlarich Hesseltine Susan Bahnick Jones * Martin L. Katz * Frances Biedenstein Leverenz * Anne Nelson Pate * Craig A. Patterson Mary Ryder * Harold L. Saline * Diane Guzzi Shilton * Sheryl Brinton Zimmerman

CLASS OF 1972

Douglas A. Campbell * Gail Anderson Landauer Margaret Will Lee * Michael J. McGrath

Gregory C. Golembe Margaret Hamil

* James L. Caldwell IV William S. Daniel * Daniel M. Fowler * Stephen D. Keithley Robert H. Roggeveen Blair W. Schultz * David R. Whitcomb * Richard L. Williams

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Robert L. Litchfield

Tartan Club $250-$499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Judith Gardiner Johnson * Robert S. Makiney Dianne Robison Marcell * Becky Sturgeon Moore * Hugh K. Moore Jr. * Barry R. Prindiville * Lynn Rosenow Seiwert

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

$24,999

* John J. Scotillo

Tartan Club $250-$499

Alumni of Record: 245 Participation Rate: 20%

Sara Ehrenberg Rosen * Candace Pearson Swarthout * William Swarthout

* Louise Laine Lubs * Kathryn Gardels Weal * John P. Edmonds * Kenneth A. Eiserman * Catherine Mayer Jackson Donald E. Lindblad * Michael S. Mimnaugh Margaret Marra Treggett

* Richard H. Almstedt * Vick Woods Almstedt * Patrick G. Brown * Mary duBois Carrothers * Gwen Reese Haines Ann Hoyt Kightlinger * Victoria Wheeler Romero

* Priscilla Trubeck Adolphson * Serena Foote Birdsell * John T. Kreitler Bruce H. Morrison * Kathleen McLaughlin Nolin * Catherine Blake Trent

* Gordon L. Amgott * James L. Chrisler * H. Richard Jewell Pamela Marshburn Morgan * Kristine Burke Prindiville * Gary L. Sears * Virginia Hopf West * Sara Wyant

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Highlanders Club $100-$249

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Robert “Cam” McConnell * Sherman U. Smith

Kathleen Long Baum * Brian R. Donovan Helen Bowden Josephine

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

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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CLASS OF 1973

CLASS OF 1974

CLASS OF 1975

Alumni of Record: 177 Participation Rate: 23%

Alumni of Record: 179 Participation Rate: 23%

Alumni of Record: 188 Participation Rate: 15%

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

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

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

* Dennis M. Plummer

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

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 H. Charles Stahmer

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Thomas E. Colclasure * Charles W. Goehl * Marcia Tallman Ince * Cynthia Wead Keithley * Glenn P. Kinder * Nancy Thompson Kinder Louise Pacholik * Donna Czajka Williams * Gordon B. Yocum

Scots Club $500-$999 Thomas E. Roy Carl Shaub

Tartan Club $250-$499 Glenn Catlett * Ellen Voegele Chrisler * William J. Maakestad

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Mick Birkhofer * James T. Briscoe * Rebecca Morgan Cooke Ross C. Hart * Michele Spleha Katz Alice Higgins Lawson * Timothy L. Owen * Ann Boley Parker * Virginia Plunkett Paton William C. Porter Jacquelyn Grier Salvato Rosemary Bryce Schintzius * Scott D. Stanton Nicholas J. Tucker * Katharine Wakolbinger Welch Kenneth L. Wherry * William F. Zimmerman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Roger J. Blachek William H. Cendenin * David R. Elmer Gayla Smith Hiar Zenobia Pugh Jefferson Nancy Hayward Macari Cynthia Carman Rich * Carol Mullen Walsh

† Nancy Speer Engquist

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * John C. Carlson * Lynette Johnson Carlson * F. Grant Minor

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Dean A. Sipe

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 G. Ronald Barshinger * Alan R. Gieryna * Sarah Young Hudson Charles R. Hughes * Gary C. Niehaus * Christine Odell Potts * Jeffrey C. Potts Richard B. Truog * Daniel S. Weber

Scots Club $500-$999 * David A. Hartig * Dan B. Jaynes * Warren J. Wilson

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Bruce W. Block Douglas W. Funk * Susan Prochaska Hardie * Richard W. Karcher * Charles B. Peter * Stephen D. Purington

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Ann Quick Akers Victoria Bautch * John C. Hughes Sr. * Elizabeth Fellowes Hunt * Gail Simpson Owen * Robin Waldron Pemberton Mary Fogarty Stoner Garrett C. Waecker Robert C. Wegner Linda Strassenburg Weitz * Vicki Lowder Young

Pipers Club $1-$99

Glenn Dagenais * Cathy Cook Davis * James W. Davis * Deborah Day Stephen A. Femmel * Stephen H. Goss * David R. Riddick

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Jon E. Dahl * 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

Scots Club $500-$999

* Diane Locandro * Julia Van Cleve Paulson * Peter L. Paulson * Lucinda Dunmire Wilson

Tartan Club $250-$499

Kathryn Alexander * J. David Boyd † Marsha Spleha Slaboch

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Charles B. Shawver Randall E. Vickroy * Geralyn Pope Weber * R. Bruce Weiman

Scots Club $500-$999

* Pamela Wyeth Bellm * James L. Elsey * Brian P. Holland

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Margaret Romano Ford * William P. Ford * Brian D. Kimmel * Gary D. Martin * Roberta Mack Peter Randall J. Slaboch * Pamela Slaughter Van Kirk

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Carol Werdin Alfrey Mary Bailey-Haywood * Gwendolyn Keesee Cavanaugh * James E. Cavanaugh * Michael S. Deam Jeffrey R. Earley Cynthia Hart * John W. Heaton

Laura Beck Anderson * Gregory I. Derbak Jane Fort Edwards * Scott A. Hamilton Judy Hogfeldt * Denise Karczewski * Gregory L. Pemberton * William G. Pyatt * Joseph W. Schurr * R. Tracy Williams Hollis Shoemaker Yocum

* Marc E. Bruni * Mary Kistner Bruni Scott C. Estler R. David Korngruen * Joan Kehr Long Kathleen Mumford MacDougall * Mary Carlson Shull

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 137 Participation Rate: 13%

* William C. Murschel * Avis Guldenpfennig Paskey * Douglas L. Stickels

CLASS OF 1976

Alumni of Record: 144 Participation Rate: 25%

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

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Lynda Pepper Bollman * Emily Johnson Minor

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Timothy S. Pecaro Charles M. Poeltler

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1977 Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Donald L. Gladfelter J. Stewart Peterson Jr.

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Debra Forsaith * Kathy Wolf Plath

Scots Club $500-$999 Gary A. Neudahl

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Pamela Ball Gustafson * Deborah Roter Rakestraw

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Malinda Snowden Arvesen * Gary A. Carstens * Linda Cook * Emily Hauge William H. Lafayette Jr.

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Contributors (continued) * Heather Fottler Mangian * Michael R. Osborn

Pipers Club $1-$99

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Terry L. Dober * Amy Armstrong Green Charles P. Harper Jr. * Terry Burke Murschel Bonnie Van Rheenen Peevler * Pamela Yuill Snyder

CLASS OF 1980

Kathrine Gannon Davis * Wayne K. Nelson William E. Parker Deborah Sterett

Alumni of Record: 114 Participation Rate: 20%

CLASS OF 1978

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

Alumni of Record: 110 Participation Rate: 12%

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 Mark E. Taylor

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Robin A. Johnson

* Yvonne Mensing Hurckes

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 Moira Dolan Dolan

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Craig A. Dahlquist * Joseph M. Welty

* Sally Meaker Guth * Michael A. Schmitz Harlan B. Scott II

Scots Club $500-$999

Scots Club $500-$999

Susan Smallwood Schilson

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Lynne Walker Kellogg * Stephen H. Kellogg * Kathleen Clark Kimmel * J. Mark Wilson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * James B. Cooke * George K. Hess * Teresa Platt Spenn Leonard A. Wcislo

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Terrence C. Carlson

CLASS OF 1979 Alumni of Record: 100 Participation Rate: 15%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

* Susan Sucharzewski Buresch * Sheri McKee Coulter * Timothy M. Haak * Sandra Tirpitz Haman * Cathy Neese Hess Kent H. Kniep * George D. Kulhanek Christopher J. Lemon * Wendy Taeger Osborn * Cherry Galusha Simmons

Pipers Club $1-$99

Joel E. Brotherton * Mary Buchen Carlson Christine Vancura Easley Loren Hayes Victoria Birk Horneck

Tartan Club $250-$499

Presidents Club $25,000 or more

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* David A. Anderson Mary Flautt Anderson Carrie Dunne Daly * Pamela Batson Ferguson * Samuel A. Ferguson

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Mary Alexander Corrigan

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Dorothy Aszman Ricketts Eric T. Vogt

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Martha Eckhard Anderson Matthew J. McDonald

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Paula Rundell Brooks Eric Curtis Kirk A. Holman * Kelly K. Kost Michael Quagliano * Kenneth R. Vollmar

Pipers Club $1-$99

* David B. Bates * Leslie James-Cook * Gary Pearson * Laura Stella Pearson Janice Reder-Gosser * Judith Bradley Stevenson

CLASS OF 1984 Alumni of Record: 124 Participation Rate: 13%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Edward W. Pailes Jr.

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Tartan Club $250-$499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Daniel C. Mitchell

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Jane Stevens Keating Robin Jarvis * Robert E. Pearson

John B. Bergquist * Richard P. Coulter Roger D. Haynes James B. McKnight * Gregory S. Phillips * Rae Jean Meier Phillips * Kristen Campbell Stanton

Tartan Club $250-$499

Pipers Club $1-$99

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 1983

* Jane Schneiter Velazquez

Scots Club $500-$999

* Robert E. Hillison Thomas A. Nichol

* Lynne Brown Yuchs

Alumni of Record: 117 Participation Rate: 18%

* Gerald Palomo * Douglas B. Rankin

Pipers Club $1-$99

* John A. Kemp

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Harvey L. Echols Jr. Susan Sandner Gibson * Timothy J. McCabe

* Conny Davinroy Beatty * Lora Litchfield Corban Tony H. Hart * Debbra Taylor Kulhanek * William M. McNall * J. Anthony Morgan * Kristeen Ford Peterson * Tamyra Dixon Rankin

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

* Carl B. Forkner * Kimberly Furman Roolf

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 106 Participation Rate: 12%

CLASS OF 1981

* Raymond S. Bland * John A. Elliott Andrew P. Matykiewicz * Donald P. Tanney

* Michael J. Anderson * Kimberly Whowell Bland * Virginia Thake Elliott

CLASS OF 1982

* Mark S. Kopinski * Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. John Davis Small II

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Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 114 Participation Rate: 19%

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Robert C. Dyni * Daniel L. Keating * Judi Poettgen Luepke * Paul G. Luepke

* Debra Blatzer * Joe Burgess Jr. Mark A. Ferin

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Julie Collins * Helen Culp Lawrence

Marcene Holverson Farley * Christopher J. Pio * Karen Friedrich Pyatt Tamee Sterett Renwick * Laura Epley Selken

CLASS OF 1985 Alumni of Record: 102 Participation Rate: 17%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Jane King Pearson * Crystal Krug Sargent * Thomas A. Sargent

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Brent A. Birkhoff Douglas A. Gibb Pamela Murray Kuby R. Eric Landrum * Margaret Kerr Myers * William C. Myers Henry Redd Jr. * Amy Wright Vollmar Kathryn West

Pipers Club $1-$99

Mary Hollinrake Clark Ronda Ehlen Hall * Patty Perkins Kenney Geoffrey R. Olson * Sarah Head Stambaugh

CLASS OF 1986 Alumni of Record: 96 Participation Rate: 19%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more Mahendran K. Jawaharlal

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Danette Bagley-Thierry

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Kellie Kohler Esters * Kristy Smith * Roger E. Well

Scots Club $500-$999 * Eric G. Ealy * Joan Chatfield Ealy * Helena Echols

Tartan Club $250-$499 * William B. Brooks Jr. Jannette Goodall * Roberta Work Parker * Brian J. Ross

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Laura Cavanaugh

Pipers Club $1-$99

Brian J. Hall * Sandra Frey Landrey Hiroko Saito Elizabeth Silas Tami Tisor

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

Scots Club $500-$999 William Olson * Richard L. Owens Jr. Lisa Pepper

Tartan Club $250-$499 * James L. Parker * David A. Riggs

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Douglas E. Graham Harold C. Schirmer * Gail Cook Simpson * Gregory Simpson Jennifer Widmer

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 122 Participation Rate: 16%

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

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

Tartan Club $250-$499

Alumni of Record: 111 Participation Rate: 25%

Presidents Club $25,000 or more * Jean Peters Witty

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Anita Ridge

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Daniel A. Cotter

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Gena Corbin Alcorn * Dianna Lukkasson Babcock * Christopher Fredrick Lawson * Vicki Martin Mitchell * Amy Johnson Schmitz * Byron Sondgeroth

Scots Club $500-$999 * Leonard J. Carlson * Curtis C. Farr George M. Tyler

Tartan Club $250-$499

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Ann Stites Cotter

CLASS OF 1989

CLASS OF 1988

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

* William K. Ault Monica Laude Hansen Noel Nape Veronica Laude Noland * Joy Stephens * Kelly Kitterman Woods

Scots Club $500-$999

Alumni of Record: 107 Participation Rate: 18% * Mary Grable McLeod

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Debbie Roth Burke * Denise Huntley Gaska * Richard A. Gaska Theodore W. Robbins David K. Taylor

* Kenneth D. Murphy Kenneth R. Schoenig Glenn A. Stout * Lisa Kruse Swanson * Todd K. Swanson

CLASS OF 1987

* Kenan Zvizdich

* John D. Downs Carrie Gawthrop Kauck Pamela Larson Moore John C. Pitchford

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Christine Winkelman Glasgow * Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk Ross A. Richardson Michelle Hall * Aaron D. Jensen * Michelle Brown Postin * Elizabeth Baumann Riggs * Jackie Bell Zachmeyer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Kelly Simpson Knitter James R. Nelson

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Pamela Bowman Best Lisa Jackson Brown Tiffany Mekshes Cole * Karin Owrey Cook * Robert E. Figge * Scott M. Woods

CLASS OF 1990

Michael T. Jakubec Stephen C. Morrill

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Lynne Talbott Dulin * Jayne Poland Schreck

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Stacy McQuellon Fogerty * Christy Ogilvie McCreary * Lori O’Brien Oetting

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Jennifer Cook Cates * Arnold Gonzalez Jr. * Gregg Guenther Kelly Patch Jenkins Lynne Moormann * Kristin Themanson Sorensen

CLASS OF 1991 Alumni of Record: 146 Participation Rate: 5%

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

Tartan Club $250-$499 Tonya Meier Colby M. Oleson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Trudi Steichmann Hansen

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Norene Vass Ault * L. Terry Cook * Melinda Miller Figge * Peter F. Sorensen

CLASS OF 1992 Alumni of Record: 169 Participation Rate: 8%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

* F. David Hillis Deletra Cross Hudson

Alumni of Record: 149 Participation Rate: 13%

Scots Club $1,000-$2,499

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Robin Ottenad Galloway

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Jeffrey J. Bakker

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Sebastian Juan Mitchell * Carlos F. Smith

Scots Club $500-$999

* Cheryl Conaway-Nelson * Christine Beiermann FArr * Kristyne Gilbert

* Adam R. Gould

Susan Boland * Stephen R. Hartman Jarrod Hippen David W. Kelly Merideth Willett

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jennifer Hoekstra Bezenah * Eric J. Ostermeier

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Jennifer Milnes Cronin

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Contributors (continued) * Bobbi Swarts Pio Matthew A. Schimmelpfennig

Alumni of Record: 175 Participation Rate: 8%

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* Patrick W. Lewis

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 143 Participation Rate: 9%

* Julia Westby Blaesing * Eric D. Boland * Cassie Zelinske Day Bradley J. Foley Amy Longenbaugh * Sean P. Maher

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Scots Club $500-$999

CLASS OF 1993

William A. Turner

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Kai Nani Kraut

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Karen Seeman Hillis

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* E. Kyle Davis Kristi Millar Hippen * Lorrie Stoll Strohschein

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

Pipers Club $1-$99

Melissa Zaayenga Bryant * Traci Swanson Guenther Tammi Stockwell

CLASS OF 1994 Alumni of Record: 118 Participation Rate: 10%

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

CLASS OF 1995 MONMOUTH COLLEGE MAGAZINE

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CLASS OF 1996 Alumni of Record: 133 Participation Rate: 9%

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Michael J. Blaesing

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Joshua E. Hornaday Sheri White Owen

CLASS OF 1997

* Matthew M. Hendon * Heidi Pruett Olson

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Jason R. Dare * Stephanie Orsi Dare * Jay E. Dickerson * Eric Hardesty * Kristen Lightbody Hardesty * Michael J. Jones * Matthew P. Schaub Amy Stark Spong

CLASS OF 2000

* Neil A. Dahlstrom Carey Carrier Gill

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Tartan Club $250-$499

CLASS OF 1998 Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Beth Bowdoin Tyre

* Diana Plack Hiel * Trevor H. Hiel

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alumni of Record: 274 Participation Rate: 6%

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

Scots Club $500-$999

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Angel Foutch Tran * Hieu T. Tran

Pipers Club $1-$99

*Jessica Bunch Butcher Jeffery A. Crum Kimberly Freels * Christopher J. Heatherly * John C. Jacobs

* Kristan Sedam Creek * Arijit Dutta Robert J. Strabley * Brian K. Woodard Derek Archer *Joshua D. Gimm *Kari Bailey Shimmin *Aaron R. Venters *Emily King Venters

Abigail Fafoglia Todd W. Myers Richard W. Zell

Pipers Club $1-$99

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Michael A. Berberich Cari Connell Lichtman * Annette Carson Manthei * Jeffrey W. McGhee

* Daniel L. Schisler

Dawn Johnson * Zara Mehta

* Brian Chabowski * Tiffany Ramsey Chabowski Marnie Steach Dugan Sinan B. Supurgeci

* Lynn Foster McGhee * Christy Finch Noggle * Eric L. Noggle Tara Budde Peters Gina Tillman * Philip D. Tweedy * Korine Steinke Wawrzynski * Vanessa Treat Wetterling

Scots Club $500-$999

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Tartan Club $250-$499

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Holly Drelicharz Gould Mary Dues Kemp

* Kunal Kapoor Melissa Scholes

*Jill Bowles Boland

* Amy Bradshaw * S. Mark Childs * Fiona Loomes O’Laughlin Rachel Laferriere Subramanian * Deanna Marchand Baele Amanda Hutton * Kristofer K. Kline * Jeani Randall Talbott

Scots Club $500-$999

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Alumni of Record: 198 Participation Rate: 10%

Allyson Behm Addie Dallas Hebard Michael E. Rosenstiel

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Scott A. Beeler Sarah Botkin Kathleen Yarger Lupont Angela Kemper McTernen

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Kelly Sutton Everding * Tennille McClure Gimm * Stacy Alderson Hornaday Erik S. Hull * Nathan R. Johnson * Heather Haines Roseman

CLASS OF 1999 Alumni of Record: 263 Participation Rate: 7%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Joanna Davison

Timothy R. Mottaz Melissa McWhirter Peitz * Lucy Kellogg Thompson * Heather Downing Turnquist * John M. Turnquist

Alumni of Record: 249 Participation Rate: 6%

Scots Club $500-$999

* K. Scott Wiswall

Tartan Club $250-$499

Julie Anell Benjamin A. Grethey * Heather Sechrest Hendon * Wesley W. Olson * Emily Moore Raymond * M. Lucas Raymond

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hillary Lee Dickerson * Tara Olson-Beeler * Wendy Wilhelm Schaub Colleen Shaughnessy

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Therese Worden Rankin John E. Turnbull III Yvette Velez

CLASS OF 2001 Alumni of Record: 258 Participation Rate: 2%

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Megan Sluis Parsons

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Erica Hanlin Long * Mary McGregor Luczu * Warren D. Rowland * Sarah Crummy Wolek

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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Pipers Club $1-$99 * Regina Bannan Johnson

CLASS OF 2002 Alumni of Record: 257 Participation Rate: 4%

CLASS OF 2004

CLASS OF 2006

Alumni of Record: 273 Participation Rate: 7%

Alumni of Record: 248 Participation Rate: 7%

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

Scots Club $500-$999

* Nathan J. Gaskill

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

Scots Club $500-$999

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Brian D. Valentini

* Frank Alexander Clark

Tartan Club $250-$499 Matthew J. Coultrip

Highlanders Club $100-$249 David E. Garrett * Misty Saline Lerner

Pipers Club $1-$99

John W. Larson Brenda Mottaz-Passmore Megan Schaefer * Sarah Glascock Trager

CLASS OF 2003 Alumni of Record: 236 Participation Rate: 9%

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

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Curtis S. Lane * Erin Hoffmeyer Shaw * Scott K. Shaw * Jaimie Gurney Valentini * Janice Ruglio Van Kuiken

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Geoffrey M. Edwards

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Matthew S. Lerner * Tara Todd Lewis * Kathryn Overbeek Lovato * Molly Larcombe McCarthy * Zachary R. Stenfeldt * Stephanie Fritz Woodard

Pipers Club $1-$99

Aaron J. Cluka Kimberly Gyorkos * Molly McNamara Klinger * Michael P. Salanitro Rosemary Lai Sheeler * Devon Townsend Spencer * Adam S. Volpp * Elizabeth Nendza Volpp

Jennifer Heiman

Jamie Blaine Mammen Kristin Martin * Michelle Meyer Messman

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Katherine Grant Cazalet * Ortez D. Davis * Elizabeth Kline Elsbree Matthew M. Hoag * Joel A. Sage * Tara Ferruzza Sage * Casey Willey Stenfeldt

Pipers Club $1-$99

Anonymous * Adam B. Carlson * Michelle Flaar Carlson * Jessica DeVore Johnston * Justin M. Johnston * Tamara Orte Elaine R. Durr * Theodore R. Ross * Joshua B. Spencer

CLASS OF 2005 Alumni of Record: 223 Participation Rate: 7%

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

Scots Club $500-$999

* Theresa Gondek Bebout

* Christie Nelson * Amanda Weck

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

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Emily Eddington Dihle * Tyler N. Dihle * Matthew J. Hammer Evelina Lipecka

Pipers Club $1-$99

Jordanna Banks * Alexis Zanis Carscadden * Sara Tyson Fitzjarrald * Ana Fisher Franks * Todd D. Franks Matt W. Gohlinghorst * Albert F. Greene * Shannon Healy Gross * Abigail Horneck Ross * Michael T. Wilmoth

CLASS OF 2007 Alumni of Record: 274 Participation Rate: 4%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Mollie Williams Harrod * Richard F. Harrod Kelli Wefenstette

Tartan Club $250-$499 Silvia Fabela * John K. Gerrity

Highlanders Club $100-$249

* Rafael C. Delgado * Kathryn Jackson

* Wade R. Brown Jamie Cucci * Sarah Kaufman Lopez Kelly Stadter

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Ryan S. Danzinger * Andrew S. Elliott Megan Merritt Eileen Murphy * Kelly Frericks Thannert * Jill Randolph Wray

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Brenda Metternich Hoelscher Samantha McKelvie * Jill Waugamon Michalek D. Pat Raftis Ashley Sims

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Amanda Havens Pilger * Hilary Hawkinson Stott

CLASS OF 2008 Alumni of Record: 272 Participation Rate: 6%

Tartan Club $250-$499

Kathryn Fitzsimmons Cross * Erik C. Hoffer * Karah Goetschius Hoffer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Rachel Atherton Atherton

* Zak S. Edmonds * Amanda Trotter Elliott Sara Youngs

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Nicholas E. Carlson * Samantha Dwyer-Baldyga * Miles Z. Miller * Joseph H. Pilger Megan Carlson Prueter Jessicah Heinzman Quilla Melinda Todd * Kristin Wilson Wilkes * Vanessa Schumacher Witherell

CLASS OF 2009 Alumni of Record: 244 Participation Rate: 5%

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

Tartan Club $250-$499 Brian C. Jordan

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Molly Stewart Graeber * Ankeia Scott * Felicia Roberts Wachob

Pipers Club $1-$99

Samantha Briones * Kyle Ray Christensen * Madelyn Ethington * Paige Halpin Smith * Andrea Dorscheid Peterson William L. Saccomando * Jacob T. Stott

CLASS OF 2010 Alumni of Record: 265 Participation Rate: 5%

Scots Club $500-$999 John C. Clifford IV

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Rachel Bold Emily Caron * Joshua A. Graeber Harrison D. Heilman Morgan Koss * Jennifer Erickson Sanberg

Pipers Club $1-$99

Nishant Dixit *Noah S. Emery * Brittany Cecil Holmes * Laura Greenwood Miller * Jonathan C. Peterson Mary Scotillo

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Contributors (class of 2011, continued) Laura Ziegler Swanson

CLASS OF 2011 Alumni of Record: 266 Participation Rate: 4%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hope Grebner Bibens * Matthew S. Morman

Pipers Club $1-$99

Laurel Buckley Abraham * Ashley Blust Bushong Eric M. Grant Fannetta Jones * Joshua E. Mc Ewen Michelle Nutting Amanda Rush * Kristen Wyse Wagner

CLASS OF 2012 Alumni of Record: 262 Participation Rate: 3%

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Kathryn Argentine Willhardt

Tartan Club $250-$499

Amanda Buck * Evan J. Burke Matthew E. Geitner Emily Siefken * Julianna Graf Welty

Patrick S. Corrigan Morgan Enburg Rebecca Isaacs Daniel R. Kane Kevin M. Lindsay * Rebecca Riggs Kathryn Shipp Brinton B. Vincent

CLASS OF 2017 Alumni of Record: 312 Participation Rate: 3%

Scots Club $500-$999

CLASS OF 2014

* Jessica Irons Ketchum

Alumni of Record: 253 Participation Rate: 4%

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Katherine Dunn Becker * Rachel Whitlock Kelleher * Jolene Rossell * Matthew R. Schmidt

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Kaitlyn Washburn Cockerham * Melinda Craddock Dixon * Zachary T. Dixon *Rachel Greising Burke Anthony R. Marino Rebekah Sell Stevie Croisant Thieme Cody R. Whiteside

CLASS OF 2015

* Haley Jones Stockton

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Pipers Club $1-$99

Kara Kitterman Jessica Landrey * Jonathan M. Welty Jennifer Wheeler

CLASS OF 2013 Alumni of Record: 280 Participation Rate: 6%

Scots Club $500-$999

* Erin Willhite Lafary * Ethan Scott Lafary

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Paige Nord Arnold * Stephanie Lankford Baker Nicholas R. Evans Carly Abbott Haddock Nicole Kamzic Adam P. Ruble * Joy Meyer Zimmer

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Angela Baumann

Pipers Club $1-$99

Danny S. Evers Vaughn R. Gentzler Mary Luzzo Sophia Slocum

Tara Sturgeon

* Benjamin P. Ketchum

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Dustin C. Atwood

Scots Club $500-$999

Pipers Club $1-$99

Scots Club $500-$999

Jacob J. Durdan

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Aleeka Gentzler

Pipers Club $1-$99

Elisabeth Riedesel Lucas K. Sondgeroth

CLASS OF 2021 Alumni of Record: 212 Participation Rate: 3%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Joseph Coan Botte Doner

Pipers Club $1-$99

CLASS OF 2022

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Tyler R. Baxter

Scots Club $500-$999

Alumni of Record: 286 Participation Rate: 2%

Blake Christian Bryan

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Alumni of Record: 209 Participation Rate: 2%

CLASS OF 2018

Tartan Club $250-$499

Highlanders Club $100-$249

CLASS OF 2020

Tyler Nash Dugan Clayton Schulenberg Shyanne Sheehan * Rylee Mann Ulfig Brandon Wheeler

Alumni of Record: 197 Participation Rate: 5%

* Alex B. Brooks * Clarissa Gardner Brooks

Pipers Club $1-$99

Nicholas P. Mainz Jacob P. Marx Trevor P. Oetting Madeline Poole Perla Sanchez Carolyn Scherpe * Mackenzie Whiteside Schleich

CLASS OF 2019

CLASS OF 2016

* Emily Flint Schmidt

Pipers Club $1-$99

Antonetta Axup

Alumni of Record: 265 Participation Rate: 3%

* Andrew R. Anselmi * Brooke Anderson Anselmi * Jeffrey K. Kelleher * Brittany Munson Lipinski * Peter A. Lipinski Kelly Russell * Colleen Sinclair Sye * Roy J. Sye

Kayla Beadles

Highlanders Club $100-$249

Alumni of Record: 255 Participation Rate: 4%

Samantha Jagust * John F. Scott

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Pipers Club $1-$99

Alexandra Barrett * Amy Ward Denton * Derek E. Denton Paige Gerard Denzel B. Johnson Haley Johnston Connor S. McDonald Carl M. O’Connor Elizabeth Smith

Alumni of Record: 186 Participation Rate: 35%

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Charles Joseph Bonifer Ryan Michael Emmons

Pipers Club $1-$99

Alison Barrington Loryn Beal Hailey Beeler Madelyn Bowermaster Kenneth Lee Broge Grace Brooks Keegan Terrill Brown Kendall Burt Kara Carnes Zachary R. Colberg Matthew Ryan Datlof Jackson Christopher Davis Hunter A. De La Rosa Drake Allen Dietrich Benjamin Patrick Dobberstein Justin Keenan Douglas Riley Joseph Dulin Preston James Evans Joseph Mark Feenstra Madeline Fellhauer Courtney Fisher Kaitlyn Fisher Natalia Garcia Rebekkah Lynn Gebe Taylor Ginther

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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Troy Stuart Hippen James M. Johnson Kyle Nathaniel Jones Enrique Nicolas Juarez Jr. Morgan Kath Christopher Kimble Megan Gilstrap Kimble Caroline King Andrea Lejsner Marissa Logan Olivia Matlock Daniel M. McClung

Rebecca Merletti Grant Edward Miller Sidney Moore Elizabeth Morales Elexus Mowery Brice Felix Ntone Nkongo Julia Oakson Kaitlyn Osmulski Evan Michael Otto Mollie Paisley Jordan Peckham Madelaine Perez

Bryan C. Peters Kaleb James Plattenberger Kody Philip Plattenberger Emma Poole Nicole Poole Skylar Rapp Mason Douglas Sanford Shylah Solis Alex D. Taylor Matthew Robert James Thoele Iliana Torres Lindsey Courtois Turnquist

Ashlyn Welch Reginald Willis Kailey Woolard

CLASS OF 2025 Alumni of Record: 3 Participation Rate: 33%

Pipers Club $1-$99

Benjamin Edward Goecke

Constituent Groups PARENTS OF CURRENT AND FORMER STUDENTS

Matthew Schramm and Lynn Schramm John J. Scotillo ’72 and Nancy Scotillo

Dennis A. Willig Jr. and Angela Willig David T. Workman and Linda Workman

President’s Club $25,000 or more

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499

Scots Club $500-$999

* Robert J. Ardell ’62 Gordon K. Young ’61 and Jane Corman Young ’61

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 William G. Hurckes ’81 and Yvonne Mensing Hurckes ’80 J. Stanley Pepper ’76 and Christine Pepper Jean Peters Witty ’88 and Peter N. Witty

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Won Yang Everett ’68 and William W. Everett F. Austin Jones and Kim Jones Margaret Will Lee ’71 † Frank W. Lee III ’69 Larry E. Millikan ’58 and Jeanine Johnson Millikan ’61 F. Grant Minor ’74 and Emily Johnson Minor ’76 Jean Hutchinson Randolph ’68 and Ross Randolph Ralph L. Riggs ’60 * Eugene R. Scholes Jr.

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999

Stephen M. Bloomer ’83 and Cheryl Youngren Bloomer Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 Daniel A. Cotter ’88 and Ann Stites Cotter ’87 Jane Marshall Kellogg ’72 and Buster L. Kellogg Jr. Albert S. Maurer ’56

Michael J. Blaesing ’96 and Julia Westby Blaesing ’95 Margery Heaton Clarke ’58 Luis De Leon Nieves and Feng Chu De Leon Nieves * Frederick A. Fletcher John Goddard * Sally Meaker Guth ’80 James C. Hornaday ’61 * Richard A. Johnson ’70 * Leon A. Kraut ’67 Gwendolyn Wallgren Lewis ’59 Sean P. Maher ’95 and Shalaine Maher Stanley L. McKelvie ’64 and Sandra McKelvie John I. Moore Jr. ’69 and Mary Moore Julie O’Hara Richard W. Peters ’58 and Patricia Peters Linda Reed ’69 Robert E. Slocum and Linda Perez-Slocum Byron Sondgeroth ’88 and Suzan Sondgeroth JoAnn Sorensen * Dorothy Young Voetberg ’59 Daniel S. Weber ’74 and Geralyn Pope Weber ’76 Roger E. Well ’86 and Dana Well Joseph M. Welty ’78 and Jean Welty * Martha Williams Whiteman

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Anonymous † Evard P. Best ’56 Kristyne Gilbert ’90 and Charles Duane Bonifer Sharon Avery Danner ’65 Anne Quinby Dyni ’56 John P. Edmonds ’71 and Christine Zak-Edmonds Christine Winkelman Glasgow ’89 and Terry L. Glasgow Mary Auliff Havens ’72 and John P. Havens Corey L. Hess and Jill Hess Gordon Hunter II and Kathryn Hunter Christine Johnston Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 and Don Juszczyk Janet Link Leonard ’63 and Robert D. Leonard Jr. Maureen Smiley Liesman ’60 * Brooks McDaniel Stephen C. Morrill ’90 Cheryl Conaway-Nelson ’90 and John R. Nelson Anthony E. Oakson and Brenda Oakson Dana L. Poole and Janice Poole Dorothy Aszman Ricketts ’83 Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 Jason Schaefer and Patricia Schaefer Daniel L. Schisler ’94 and Angela Schisler

Karl Taylor

Tartan Club $250-$499

James W. Albright ’69 Raymond S. Bland ’79 and Kimberly Whowell Bland ’81 Terry P. Brown and Linda Brown Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 and Gary M. Dulin James Dunn and Patricia Dunn Joan Gilmour Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hallam J. Jarrod Hippen ’92 Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 Dale Hull Amanda Hutton ’95 Aaron D. Jensen ’89 and Dana Jensen Judith Gardiner Johnson ’71 and Kevin M. Johnson Ann Lampariello Steven D. Mahrt and Vickie Mahrt Robert D. McLaren ’66 and Bonnie Janicek McLaren ’68 Rodney Nord and Christine Nord Mr. and Mrs. Francis Patch Michelle Brown Postin ’89 and Brett Postin Rosemary Pullen David A. Riggs ’87 and Elizabeth Baumann Riggs ’89 Jan Weshinskey Schons ’69 and Carl R. Schons Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 and Joseph C. Schreck Peter R. Sheets and Mary Sheets Donald P. Tanney ’79 and Crystal Tanney Craig VanMetre and Donna VanMetre

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Highlanders Club $100-$249

Anonymous Jon R. Adolphson and Stephanie Adolphson Donna Mrkvicka Ardell ’63 John Asplund and Julie Asplund William K. Barrington and Jean Barrington Greg Bartram and Tina Bartram Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bauer Martha Beck Charles G. Bell ’60 and Sarah Bell ’71 Michael A. Berberich ’94 and Christine Berberich David L. Bergerhouse and Gloria Rumph Robert Bernas and Marcia Bernas * Rodney E. Bollman ’56 Brian Alan Bossert and Pam Bossert Patrick Briones and Tracy Briones Samuel P. Brooks and Sherrie Brooks Ann Callaway William Carter and Joy Carter Laura Cavanaugh ’86 Shannon Clay and Morgan Clay Brian Corn and Catherine Stark-Corn Christopher Cornelius and Lisa Cornelius Jeff S. Cutler Kevin Daleiden and Carla Daleiden Arturo M. De Vitalis ’50 Paul D. Dockins and Leann Dockins James Dodge and Constance Dodge Christopher Doner and Jennifer Doner Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 George T. Dulee Jr. and Beth Dulee Jerald D. Eiserman ’68 and M. Simpson Eiserman ’68 Anita Fillman Neil Finlen and Lynda Finlen Robert B. Firchau and Mary Firchau † Sheryl Johnson Geiger ’56 Jane Gramkow Daniel Greising and Rebecca Greising

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Stan Grzywna and Debi Grzywna Timothy M. Haak ’80 and Christine Haak Mary Johnson Hanlin ’66 Mary M. Hawk Susan Higbee Kirk A. Holman ’83 James P. Hughes and Mary Hughes John C. Hughes Sr. ’74 and Patricia Hughes Mary Beth Incorvati Stanley D. Jenks and Kay Jenks Delores Johnson Christopher Johnston and Angela Johnston Gordon Kiesgen III and Nanette Kisgen Paul J. Kossack and Joan Kossack Peter Koupas and Georgia Koupas Timothy Krause and Jennifer Krause Pamela Murray Kuby ’85 Helen Culp Lawrence ’84 and Thomas J. Lawrence Alice Higgins Lawson ’73 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Brian D Logan and Brenda Logan David D. Long and Linda Long Amy Lythgoe Kathryn Mainz Scott Martin and Linda Martin George B. McEldowney and Patricia McEldowney Deena Fisher McLaughlin William M. McNall ’81 and Jane Simpson McNall Barry J. McNamara and Vicki McNamara Chad T. Meyer and Shannan Meyer Doug Miller and Deborah Miller Grady E. Miller and Linda Miller Glen Misek and Laurel Kilpatrick Lynn A. Nelson ’57 Mary Peirce O’Brien ’68 and Kenneth O’Brien Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 and Lance Oetting Kristeen Ford Peterson ’81 and Quentin J. Peterson Gregory S. Phillips ’82 and

Rae Jean Meier Phillips ’82 Vernon Peter Pitts and Patricia Pitts Thomas G. Poeltler ’70 and Gini Poeltler Raymond Pollastrini and Mary Pollastrini Gary Propes and Sherri Propes Jerry E. Pruett and Joan Pruett Gary Rohrer and Berta Rohrer Jolene Rossell ’14 and William Rossell Harold L. Saline ’72 and Terrie Saline William G. Schlobohm Mr. and Mrs. P. Duane Serven Thomas E. Shie and Dianna Shie Stanley W Simonson and Katherine Simonson Gregory Simpson ’87 and Gail Cook Simpson ’87 Peter D. Smithhisler and Christina Smithhisler George D. Sprout and Peggy Sprout Bradley E. Sturgeon and Katherine Sturgeon John Thornton and Karen Thornton Kevin Turner and Dawn Turner R. Tracy Williams ’75 and Cynthia Williams Brian K. Woodard ’97 and Stephanie Fritz Woodard ’03 Linda Yelm Richard D. Young and Julie Young Steven M. Zaleski and Elizabeth Turnbull-Zaleski

Pipers Club $1-$99

Janet Anderson Betty Babcock Michael D. Barry and Trina Barry John K. Baumann ’57 and Beverly Carlson Baumann ’58 Cindy Beadles Richard Bell and Susan Bell * Nancy Garretson Benzon ’64 * Thomas Best E. Dean Blust and Jeanne Blust Paul Bocchi and Holly Bocchi Nancy Boley Debbie Roth Burke ’87 and Crescent F. Burke John William Canterbury and Toni Canterbury Thomas J. Carroll and Barbara Carroll Martha Carwile

David S. Christensen and Rebecca Christensen Scott Allen Colter and Tracy Colter David Compton and Patricia Compton Candy Conard Michael L. Connell and Linda Connell Leslie James James-Cook ’83 and Tony L. Cook Daniel Cullick and Lynn Cullick Gary L. Daniels Jessica Daniels Joe Dempich and Ida Dempich Cynthia Drea Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Dunlap Kevin R. Eckley and Lisa Eckley Michael Fisher and Heather Fisher John R. Foster Jr. and Annjanette Foster Stacey Fox Clarissa Gentzler Matt O. Gillen and Jevanie Gillen Joshua D. Gimm ’97 and Tennille McClure Gimm ’98 John Goecke and Laura Scesnewicz Michael D. Grafe and Patricia Grafe Gregg Guenther ’90 and Traci Swanson Guenther ’93 Craig Gustafson and Margaret Gustafson Donald Hartshorn and Mary Hartshorn Brian Henson and Kathryne Henson Kevin Hermie and Cathie Hermie Dennis R. Hermosillo and Lisa Hermosillo Victoria Birk Horneck ’80 Violet Hutton John C. Jacobs ’94 and Monica Stewart Jacobs ’95 Ann Jones Doris Kelleher Michael Ketchum and Janet Ketchum Jay R Koppers and Patricia Bulleri Sandra Frey Landrey ’86 and Robert Landrey Gordon R. Lanning ’66 and Theresa Grozik Lanning ’68 Michael Mainz Lyndon D. Meyer

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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Beth Moorehouse Barbara Williamson Nichol ’53 Jeffrey Nowicki and Kathryn Nowicki Barry O’Brien and Mary O’Brien Janine O’Daniel Sheri White Owen ’96 Dean Prentiss and Candace Prentiss Karen Friedrich Pyatt ’84 and Jerry Pyatt Therese Worden Rankin ’00 and Jeffrey D. Rankin Casey Rexroat and Jen Rexroat Stephen L. Rider and Karen Rider Gail Riester Victor Rivera and Julie Rivera Brenda Robinson-Young Carolyn Ross Kevin Rossmiller and Wendy Rossmiller Rod Scherpe and Leeanne Scherpe Kenneth Schneider and Vanessa Schneider Shana Schuab Kenneth D. Schweitzer and Debra Schweitzer Christina Scrivani Jim A. Sellers Jr. and Jackie Sellers Mark Shallenberger and Patricia Ohler Shallenberger Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 and Henry R. Shimmin James H. Sosnowski and Linda Sosnowski Larry S. Sterett ’56 David Streeter and Barbara Streeter Mr. and Mrs. Marvin A. Stumpf Lowell Trammell and Karen Trammell Charles Vestal and Celinda Vestal Brian C. Walker and Mary Walker Richard P. Wherry ’60 and Nancy Van Natta Wherry ’60 James T. Widdop and Constance Widdop David O. Wildermuth and Sandra Wildermuth Lori Willhite Carl Williams and Lana Williams Randall K. Winbigler and Janice Winbigler Christopher S. Woeltje and Carrie Woeltje Deneen Wojtasiak Scott M. Woods ’89 and Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 Judy Yeast

FACULTY AND STAFF President’s Club $25,000 or more Robin A. Johnson ’80

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Clarence R. Wyatt

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Gena Corbin Alcorn ’88 * Jennifer M. Armstrong * Michael J. Blaesing ’96 * Kristen English * Hannah Reagor Maher * Karen Ogorzalek * Mark S. Ogorzalek Melony A. Sacopulos * Mark E. Willhardt Sarah Young

Scots Club $500-$999

* Charles Duane Bonifer * Mollie Williams Harrod Christine Johnston * Michelle Merritt-Juszczyk ’89 Laura Moore * Dana L. Poole * Thomas A. Sargent ’85 * Holly Tharp

Tartan Club $250-$499

Sherry Bair * Chad M. Braun * Jennifer Braun Wendy Downing * Lynne Talbott Dulin ’90 * Lori Ferguson Sarah Henderson Kristi Millar Hippen ’93 * Dana Jensen Brian Jordan ’09 McKenzie Price * Jayne Poland Schreck ’90 * Joseph C. Schreck * Michelle Holschuh Simmons * Robert Holschuh Simmons * Jeani Randall Talbott ’95 * Amy Warrington Joan Wertz

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Kevin S. Baldwin * Sherrie Brooks * Susan Clark * Andrea Gillen Crum Marsha Dopheide Marnie Steach Dugan ’95 Roger D. Haynes ’82 * Stephanie Kinkaid Tamara La Prad * Erin Willhite Lafary ’15

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Tara Todd Lewis ’03 * Stacy Ashton Lotz Kathryn Mainz Anne Mamary Deena Fisher McLaughlin * William M. McNall ’81 * Barry J. McNamara Jill Munson * Lori O’Brien Oetting ’90 * Daniel J. Ott Timothy A. Pahel Trudi Peterson * Douglas B. Rankin ’79 * Emilee Renwick * Jennifer Erickson Sanberg ’10 * Jordan Scherpe-Lencioni * Bradley E. Sturgeon * Marci Switzer * Timothy J. Tibbetts * Lori Walters-Kramer * Brian K. Woodard ’97 Linda Yelm

Pipers Club $1-$99

* Trina Barry Cindy Beadles Mary C. Beintema * Jeanne Blust Agnes Boock Marjorie Bond Paula Buban Vanessa Campagna * Michelle Flaar Carlson ’04 * Nicholas E. Carlson ’08 Martha Carwile Zachary R Colberg ’22 * Michael L. Connell * Lynn Daw * Jennifer Pilnik Dickens * Lisa Eckley John Eckstine Eric Engstrom Danny S. Evers ’18 * Catherine Fasano * Christopher Fasano * Heather Fisher * John R. Foster Jr. * Jevanie Gillen Audra Goach * Sharon Gonzalez Mark E. Grover Troy Stuart Hippen ’22 * Nathan R. Johnson ’98 * Regina Bannan Johnson ’01 * Jessica Johnston ’04 Daniel R. Kane ’13 * Stephanie Kinkaid * Jerry Kinney

* Kristina Kinney Elizabeth Kopping Ashwani Kumar Rylee Mann ’21 Brock A. McNinch * Bobbi Swarts Pio * Thomas J. Prince * Jeffrey D. Rankin Joel Reed Kevin R. Roberts * John N. Salazar Megan Schaefer ’02 * Patricia Ohler Shallenberger * Kari Bailey Shimmin ’97 * Todd A. Skrivseth Elizabeth Smith ’19 Michael Sostarecz * Shweta Arpit Srivastava * Heather Downing Turnquist ’99 Lindsey Courtois Turnquist ’22 * Jonathan M. Welty ’12 * Julianna Graf Welty ’16 Cleta Willems Chris Wilson * Kelly Kitterman Woods ’88 David C. Wright * Janis Wunderlich

FRIENDS President’s Club $25,000 or more * Elizabeth Ardell * John L. Collier David L. Evans * Beverly Goldsborough Merle B. Growden * Rebecca Hart * Deborah Kopinski * Kay Riley * Ned C. Roberts * Lee Yahnke

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

Gaye Burek * Barbara Dahl * Curtis M. FitzGerald * Phyllis Kaskel * Reese Kemp * Josephine Mainetti * Lonn W. Myers * Debra Snyderman Nahrstadt * Linda Oggel J. Hunter and Julie Peacock * Carolyn Plummer * Joyce Simpson Lynn Stubblebine * Leslie Svoboda * Daniel Watts * Peter N. Witty

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C onstituent Groups –Friends (continued)

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

* James F. Beall * Harlow B. Blum * Robert Bollman Robert and Hope Cerpa * Marcia Courson * Richard Edwards † Martha Gerber * Barbara Graue * David W. Greer * Monica Kapoor * Pamela Kerr * Judy Klusendorf * Judith Knox * Kristina Lewis Vincent D. Mahoney Thomas J. and Sue McDowell * Kathryn McGrath * Kenneth McLeod * Dina Nathanson * Martha Pailes * Michael R. Robinson * Kathryn Scholes * Diane Smith * Raymond E. Sorenson * Lobie Stone Ronald C. Wheeler

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 Scott and Janey Bond Ronald L. and Jane Bowers * Bonnie Carroll * Carolyn Cottrell * Kristie DiGiorgio * Victor E. Dobras * Cynthia Dorsch * Kathleen Fuller Linda Groves * Michele Johnson Miriam Patton * Donna Perzigian * Anna Richards Robert J. Shriner Jr. * Ilene Sipe Nancy Snowden * Robert K. Thierry III * Maryann White * Winona Willing George J. Wolcott

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Kent Armstrong * Wanda Asplund * Susan Austin

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* Winona Barcon * Shirley Barton * Susan Bates * Brandt Beeman * Eileen Beveridge Kathryn Bondurant * Sharon Borine * Lorraine Botticelli Daniel H. and Michelle Bowers Michael L. and Linda Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brown Gail Bunce * Barbara Caldwell * Yolette Lorquet Colclasure Jacquelyn Condon and Neal Heerwagen Simon C. and Stacy Cordery Robert A. Dahl and Kasim Baihaki * Karen Dahlstrom * Dawn Darner F. Garvin Jr. and Bernice Davenport * Ben R. Day James L. and Janet De Young * Dorene Denney * Gregory M. Dotseth * Julia Duffy * Barbara Evans * Charles E. Fienning † Peter C. Fishburn Daryl and Susan Fisher Marie Foster * May Gamer * Kim Goehl * John Guth * Lois Hadsell * Judi Heck Gilbert and Victoria Hennenfent * Keely Hillison * Ray Ince * Ines Irelan Scott C. and Monica James * William E. Kerr * Millicent Knight * Robert Kraft * Elizabeth Kreitler * Heidi Lawson Suellen Lee * Dennis Lowry * James C. Lubs * Jeffery G. Maher * Shalaine Maher * Laura McCabe

R. Jeremy and Mary McNamara * Diane McQueen * Lynette Cadwell Mortonson * Paige Niehaus * Bruce Edmund Nolin * Daniel O’Hara * Suzanne Peterson * George Phelps * Corey Plath Barbara Provus E. Kemp Prugh * Virginia Rassieur * Judith Reinsberg * Dave Scott * Janet Agan Shauman * Debra Smith * James Stipp * Jane Taylor Michael L. and Michele Thompson David M. and Mary Timmerman * Tina Tupper John and Denise Turnbull * Kirk Van Kuiken * Allen Voetberg Mitchell Walker Margaret Walker Wallace * Bruce W. Weal * Debbie Weiman * Laura Welti Melissa Wieland Frank and Jennifer Wilary * Judith Wilson * Bronwyn Yocum * J. Bradley Zessin

Scots Club $500-$999

* Benjamin R. Bebout * Douglas E. Bellm Nancy Blew * Debbie Bockler * Judith Bowen * Bruce Brown * Joyce Carolus * Jennifer Clark * Louise DeDera * William Duncan * Roxann Elsey Trevor Ewell * Joanne Forkner * Paul Fritz Christopher J. and Lisa Gavin Peter A. and Janet Gebauer * Barbara Hartig * John Haynor John E. Hermann * Carrie Holland Patricia Ikan * Margaret Jaynes

Stephen A. Johnson * Jerry Ledbetter Kenneth W. Livermore Pierre and Lynn Loomis Kathleen Lowe-Arthur * Linda McDaniel * Marna McDaniel Robert E. and Carolyn Meling * Gayle Mimnaugh * Susan Mitchell * Terry D. Moss * Sandra Murray * John R. Nelson * Sean D. O’Laughlin * Beth Owens * Norma Phelps * Janice Poole * Harry Resis * James Roolf John Richard Sayre and Mary Phillips * Angela Schisler * Ruth Simmons * Ellen Stergulz * Thaddeus Tharp * Joyce Van Cura Sarah Twomey Walters * Julie Weber * Jonathan Wiswall

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Helen Adam * Sally Adams * Vicki Amgott * Maryellen Anderson * Dennis Ary * Lyle Baele Anne Baker * Ben H. Baker * Marisa Barrile * Nancy Berg * Joyce Bianucci * Dennis Blewitt * Carolee Block * Melody Bollin * Karen Bowden * Amy Boyd * Darwin Bretsch * Jani Brooks * Patti Burgess Jeremiah F. and Krista Bushmaker Ralph D. Butler * Penny Campbell Bruce Chapman Mary Chatfield * Richard A. Coon Paula Cramer * Ashley Davis

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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Mark DeVries * Gary M. Dulin * Christina Edwards * Dawn Edwards * Jon Ferguson * Katie Gerrity * Else Goodman * Judith Greer * Robert P. Gundersen * Bradford Hardie * Karen Hartman Dennis L. Jr. and Emily Heaberlin * Vicki Howell * Mary Karcher Barbara Kennedy * Shannon Kline * Dennis K. Kohlmeyer * William C. Lee * Shirley Lieb * Paul Ludkey * Ann Ludlow * M. Jennifer Makiney * Janet Martin * Chad Messman Judy Minteer * Barbara Mitchell * Roxanne Mitchell † Mary Noton John and Beth Osterlund * Nathan J. Parsons * Brett Postin Jane Hartley Pratt * Alice Purington * Sara Ragar * Amber Ross * Martha Sanders * Dianne Sears * Lawrence Seiwert * Bonnie Stephenson * Tyler Stockton * Paul Stoffer * Brian Strohschein * Mark W. Talbott * Stephanie Tatem-Murphy * Carole Thompson * Shiraz Y. Vakharia * John Van Kirk * Kevin D. Warrington * Howard West * Marsha Wilson * Jean Wolf * Stewart D. Work * Michael Zachmeyer

Highlanders Club $100-$249 Anonymous Friends * Wallace Acker * Daniel A. Alfrey

* Annetta Allen * Mary Anderson * David Arvesen * Margaret Asoian Robert R. and Christine Ayers * Steven W. Babcock * Heather Henson Baldwin * Ronald Barman * Daniel P. Beatty * Cale Becker * Todd L. Bezenah * Robert Bibens * Brenda Birkhofer * Tina Birkhoff * Alathea Blischke * Georgiana Bollman Kenner Bowers * Roderick P. Brand * Gary M. Briddick * George T. Britton III * Gerald Brooks * Samuel P. Brooks * Abby Brown * K. Reagin Brown * Max A. Brown * Tary L. Brown * Lynn Brunswick * Michael A. Buresch * Melanie Burns * Kevin Caba Judy Calhoun * Patricia Campbell * Blanche Capilos * Frieda Carstens * Laura Carstens * Brett Cazalet * Sherwin Chan * Alex D. Clark David Reid Clark * Kenn R. Corban * Jeff Creek * Curtis L. Crum * Patricia Davis * Mary Dawson * Karen Deam * Laura Derbak * Diane Dorn Dorothy Douglas * Barbara Downard * Carrie Downs * Nicole Mason Edmonds * Bonnie Edson Tom Edwards * Branndon Elsbree * Fredrick C. Estes James W. and Kel-Ann Eyler * Mary Eyre-Cerkez * Wayne F. Fesler

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

* Tim Fitzgibbon * John Foley Kim Fornero John L. Forney James C. and Gladys Free * Keith Garrison * Patricia Gee * Shabana Gidwani * Valerie Glotfelty * Janet Grummitt * Gary Haman * Elizabeth Hamilton * Robin Hammer * Robert Hamrin * Edward H. Harrison Lindsay Hasselwander * Jane Heaton * Cheryl Henry * Michael Herzog William Heuerman and Sue Huseman J. William Hoban III and Tina Luster Rose Hofer Wendell J. Hunigan * Ronald R. Hunt * Jesse W. Ivy * Nancy Johnson * Miranda Jones * Lois Jornlin * Susan Kanter * Judith Kellner Joseph Kennedy * Nancy Kenney * William D. Keys Jim Kinkaid * Joellyn Kinzer * Dawn Kirk * Kevin Richard Knitter * Holly Kost * Tim Kramer * Judith Kukla * Winnie Larson * Greg Lewis * Dan Lindberg * Loren C. Lindeke * Carol Lindsay * Judith Lindsay * Beverly Linnihan * David Long * Alejandro Lopez * William Lotz * Eric Lovato * Scott P. Luczu * Kathleen Lufler * Wayne MacVey Alyssa James Madson * Gary G. Makowski

* Eric Mandel * John Mangian * Randy Manthei * Gloria Mar * Richard Marshall * Patricia Matthews * Justin McCarthy * Dallas Kraig McCreary * Ann McEntee * Connie Mell Jessica Meyer * Rebecca Miles * Victoria Millar * James J. Mohan * Mary Morgan * Amber Morman Charles E. Jr. and Jeanne Morris * Peggy Morton * Charles A. Mullen * Barbara Muntzel * John M. Myers * Dan A. Nolan * Kay Nolan * Thomas N. Odum * Lance Oetting * Phyllis Ortman * Teresa Ott * Barbara Paasch * Michel Palomo Linda Park * Thomas Parker * James J. Paton * Kathleen Patterson * Elizabeth A. Paulson * Michael Pearson * Quentin J. Peterson * Christine Pfaffmann * Richard N. Porter * James E. Pushaw * Brenda Pyatt Patrick C Reed * Judith Rhodenbaugh Scott Rieger * Joy Rodgers * Ann Rowland Erhard G. Saettler * Benjamin C. Sanberg * Catherine Sawyer * Connie Schurr * James Shaw * Robert Sherman * Thomas Shilton * Diane Silhanek * David L. Simmons Kathie Skahill * Antoinette Smith * Sharon Smith Thomas J. Snee and Julia Druckmiller

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C onstituent Groups –Friends (highlanders club , continued) * Richard Spenn James L. and Barbara Spiker * James Spotts * Jerome Steffel * Katherine Sturgeon * Joseph L. Switzer * Carole Taylor * Don C. Teel * Marc Thannert Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Turi * Tory Tweedy * Glenn Ivan Wachob Jr. Charles Wantman * Robert I. Watson Jr. * Matthew Wawrzynski * John Welch * Dale Whiteside * Linda Wild * Oliver R. Williams * Rich Wolek * Barbara Wolma David and Frances Work * Tim Wray * Marilyn Yarde * Amy Zesbaugh * Nermina Zvizdich

Pipers Club $1-$99

Zachary Alexander Wayne I. Anderson * Dustin Arnold * Richard Barrett Bagby * Chance Baker * Robert Baldyga * Michael D. Barry * Michele Bates * Richard R Benzon * Lynn Berdoll * Jeanne Blust * Paul M. Borgione * Robin Borgione Andrew R. and Mary Boster Tana Boynton Kristine Brown * Diane Brown * Daniel Bushong * Chris Butcher * Krystal Carlson * Jeremiah Carscadden Michael F. Cavanaugh Annabelle Clark Jason Clark * Tyler Cockerham * Daniel J. Cronin

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Kathryn Cullivan * Brian W. Daw * Eric Dickens * Vicky Dober * Betty Effland Kelly Egger * Donna Elmer * Kathryn Fetters Emery Rachel Evans * Paul R. Everding Richard E. and Susan Farthing * Bryan Fitzjarrald * Annjanette Foster * Ruth Foster * Gary A. Garwood * C. Wayne Gibson Trent and Adrienne Gilbert * Karen Goss * Mike Green * Tiffany Greene * Dan Gross * Wilson Ridgely Haines Jr. Tim Hallinan * Jack Hayes * Molly Heatherly Jacquelyn Henderson * Frederick Hoelscher * Chris Holmes Michael and Susan Hufford * James Jordan * Frank A. Katalinich * James E. Kenney Jan Kiley * Jerry L. Kinney * Jacob Klinger Walter Kretchik and Pamela Kontowicz * Sloan Long Chris Lung * Carmen Maxson * Robert C. McCoy * James L McDonald Kenneth G. McMillan * Mi Nelson * Howard Nolte * Steven J. Orte * Paul Scott Page Alyson Prchal Judith Price * Allyse Prince Chett Pritchett * Maria Riddick * Robert Roehl

* Colin A Romero Joann Rompella * Brian Roseman Marilyn Rosenberg June Russell * Sarah Doyle Salanitro * Austin Matthew Schleich * Sarah Schoper * Ronald Ray Selken Richard Sepulveda * Mark Shallenberger * Henry R. Shimmin * Bob L. Shull Alex Simmons Benedict Simmons David Simmons Marc Simmons * William Simons * Sarah Skrivseth * Henry Smith * Bruce L. Snyder Irina Solonenko Russell and Rhonda Spence Perry Springer * Arpit Srivastava * Ronald J. Stambaugh * Jack K. Stephens * Jeff Stevenson * Leslie Stickels * Frank Szitta Jeff Taviner Bret Taylor * Kent Thompson Jen Thuelin * Donald Trager Trista Trone * Craig E. Wagner * Stephen L. Walsh David Ward Corbyn Wascher Carolyn Weber Pollyanna Weir Kimi Wilcoxen * Jared Wilkes * Taylor Wilmoth * Judith Wimer Douglas F. Winebright * Drew Witherell * Steve Yuchs * Mason Zimmer

BUSINESSES AND CORPORATIONS 67 Athletics LLC Advanced Plumbing & Mechanical, LLC Anonymous Aon Foundation

Arthur H. Buckley dba Artco Graphics Associated Colleges of Illinois Big River Resources, LLC Blackbaud Giving Fund by its Agent Your Cause - Bayer BP Foundation, Inc C/O Givingforce Foundation BSN Sports Caterpillar Employee Political Action Committee Caterpillar Matching Gifts Program CDW Charities Aid Foundation of America State Farm Companies Foundation Disbursement Portal Charities Aid Foundation of America, Dominion Energy CME Group Coastwide Environmental Community Health Foundation of Warren & Henderson Counties Community National Bank Compton Accounting Country Financial David Vaughan Investments Inc. Exxonmobil Foundation F&M Bank Farmers Mutual Hail Insurance Company of Iowa First Lutheran Church Fork Catering Company Hieu Tran DBA Insurance Agent Innkeeper’s Coffee Inspectrum Home Inspections John Davis Small II Residential Account John P. Edmonds Ltd Johnson & Johnson Donor Employee Funds Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program Johnson Controls Foundation Julia A. Paulson, DMD, and Peter L. Paulson, DMD Kellogg Printing Company Kone Inc. Land Management Partners, LLC Lyon County Animal Hospital MC Sport and More Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Midwest Bank Midwest Financial Services Group, Ltd. Robert S. Makiney MTC Communications

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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OSF Healthcare Systems Porter-Hay Insurance Agency, Inc. Prairie Communications Prairie Vista Farm QCR Holdings, LLC Rip Fulton Business Account Robert G. Thompson Trucking Robyn Ann Valle PC Security Savings Bank Simply Vein SJW Enterprises LLC Market Alley Wines Smithfield Foods Southern Star Finishes, LLC State Farm Companies Foundation Stephen L. Rider DDS Stifel Investments T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc. Matching Gift Program The Benevity Community Impact Fund Microsoft The Commencement Group Inc 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 Robert Half YourCause/Blackbaud, LLC Trustee for Illinois Tool Works

ESTATES Janet Gillis Hansen Estate

FOUNDATIONS, SCHOLARSHIPS, TRUSTS & DONOR ADVISED FUNDS 2013 Luttrell Family Trust Albert H. Stahmer Foundation Inc. Alice J. Lawson IRA Alvin T. Peterson Trust Amazon Smile Foundation Anita Ridge and David Greer Donor Advised Fund Ann B. Michael IRA Anne Harmon IRA Arlene C. Flynn IRA Augustin S. Hart IRA B. Gertrude Davis Trust

Baele Family Charitable Fund Barbara Huwe Fund Barbara L. Provus Charitable Fund Bill Ellefson IRA Block Family Giving Fund Charles R. Hughes Living Trust Charlie’s Charities Christine S. FitzGerald IRA Clarks Fork Foundation Cline-Lofftus Foundation Curt and Susie FitzGerald Foundation Danny C. Richards IRA David A. Bowers Foundation David A. Bowers IRA David A. Bowers Revocable Trust David B. Stimpson & Linda S. Stimpson Trust David L. Arnold IRA David N. WIlling IRA Dean A. and Nancy Graves Living Trust Dennis Plummer Charitable Fund Denniston Revocable Trust Dew Revocable Trust Donald and Victoria Gladfelter Charitable Fund Dr. C. Thomas Rezner IRA E. Jay Van Cura MD Charitable Fund Ed and Ellen Perry Group Fund Edith Duncan IRA Edward Arthur Mellinger Educational Foundation, Inc. Eleanor Ketcham Trust F. Addison Jones Trust Forney Living Trust Frank Adam III Revocable Living Trust Franklin H. and Ruth L. Wells Foundation Frederick and Phyllis Kaskel IRA Gail Bunce IRA Gail Landauer IRA Gary and Mary Anne Daniels Trust Gary C. Niehaus Revocable Trust Gary L. Sears IRA Gift4Giving Program Gordon Young IRA Hamil Charitable Account Fund Hardie Family Giving Fund Henry S. Peacock Trust Henry Safford Peacock Foundation Howard A. Fulford IRA Illinois Library Association J & L Freedom Foundation

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

J & V Flynn Foundation Jackson Family Trust Charitable Fund James & Claudia Spotts Trust James & Judith Calhoun Rev. Trust James and Carolyn Hinton Trust James Caldwell IRA James G. Mercer IRA James R. Klusendorf IRA Jan M. Schons Trust Janet Camp IRA Jawaharlal Charitable Trust Jeanne B. Morris IRA Jeanne Robeson IRA Jerry Ledbetter IRA Jim and Anne Beall IRA Jim and Connie Dodge Giving Fund Jim and Jan De Young Charitable Trust Joanne G. Moy IRA John A. Elliott Trust John and Mary Moore Charitable Fund John E. Harmon IRA John Hermann Declaration of Trust Judith Sluka Butcher IRA Kapoor Family Fund Karen A. Chism IRA Karen Bush Watts IRA Karen E. Krueger Giving Fund Karl K. Taylor IRA Kemp Family Charitable Fund Kennedy J. Reed IRA Kenneth M. Klein IRA Kenneth W. Livermore IRA Larry Millikan IRA Lee & Judith Schaeffer Jr. Charitable Fund Leon A. Kraut IRA Leona S. Vollintine Charitable Trust Lila Blum IRA Linda Klabunde Trust Lonn Myers IRA Lorain Jewel Nicholls IRA Marcia Adair IRA Marco T. Digiorgio IRA Margaret C. Bozarth IRA Margaret Roberts IRA Mary A. Anderson and Bruce A. Anderson Trust Mary Beth and R. Duncan Brown Charitable Fund Mary L. Schwalbert Rev Trust McLeod Family Gift Account

Merle B. Growden IRA Mitchell Family Charitable Gift Fund Nancy Snowden Donor Advised Fund Patricia B. Friese Trust Paul L. Brown IRA Payson S. Wild, Jr. IRA Peter E. Upton Charitable Fund Pfaffmann Charitable Fund Phelps Family Fund Quakers Farm Foundation Ralph E. Whiteman IRA Ralph Riggs IRA Randolph Living Trust Raymond and Mary Lynn Pollastrini Trust Reed Gift Fund Reinsberg Family Charitable Fund Richard E. Yahnke IRA Rick Hoy IRA Riley Family Fund Greater Des Moines Community Foundation Robert and Lynda Bollman Trust Robert C. Roush IRA Robert G. Riley JR IRA Robert G. Winter and Mary Winter Trust Robert J. Shriner Jr. Charitable Fund Robin Galloway Donor Advised Fund Roger A. McCaig Living Trust Roger Wilson IRA Ronald E. Noton and Mary L. Noton Living Trust Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc. Russell Marshall IRA Sanford Living Trust Schwab Charitable Fund Scott and Janey Bond Trust Sharon Z. Fesler IRA Stephen Dale Mey IRA Steven Hoffman IRA Stewart Work IRA Susan B. Jones Living Trust Susan L. Klein IRA The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Presley 1998 Trust The RKC Fund The Twomey Foundation Thomas B. Doyle IRA Thomas J. McDowell IRA Tim and Susan Gibson Charitable Fund

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C onstituent Groups –Foundations, Scholarships, Trusts & Donor A dvised Funds (continued) Tornquist Family Foundation United Way of Greater Rochester Trevor & Elizabeth Ewell Donor Advised Fund Vicki Hennenfent IRA Vincent D. Mahoney IRA Virginia Rassieur IRA Warren County History Museum Wieland Family Foundation William Duncan IRA William J. Droppa and Margaret F Droppa Trust William Simpson IRA Wiswall Giving Fund Yahnke Family Charitable Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for AbbVie Employee Engagement Fund YourCause, LLC Trustee for Chevron Employee Funds

HONORARIA Neal K. Anderson ’62 Loren Michael Berberich ’24 Rosellen Berberich ’25 Riley R. Bernas ’24 David A. Bowers ’60 Grace Brooks ’22 Timothy C. Brown ’98 G. Deeks Carroll Jr. ’62 Kelly Compton Cheline ’08 Allyson Clay ’23 Monica Corsaro Charles Courtney Jr. ’57 Thomas S. Davis ’62 Tyler M. Davis ’22 Sydney Dockins ’22 Bradley T. Dulee ’17 Rachel Edwards ’07 Laura Dulee Engo ’20 Frank Gersich Robert R. Gillogly ’61 Meaghan Glenn ’22 Brendan Gregg Guenther ’22 Elizabeth Hermosillo ’22 Regina Bannan Johnson ’01 Andrew D. Kerr ’73 Pamela Kerr Mary King ’90 Robert W. King Jr. Nicole Koppers ’24

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Samantha Koppers ’23 Thalia Koupas ’22 Marissa Logan ’22 Celeste Lythgoe ’24 William M. McNall ’81 Grant Edward Miller ’22 Josie Morgan ’22 Brice Felix Ntone Nkongo ’22 Krista Compton Peck ’07 Madelaine Perez ’22 Judy Peterson Bobbi Swarts Pio ’92 Emma Poole ’22 Nicole Poole ’22 Olivia Postin ’24 Douglas B. Rankin ’79 Jeffrey D. Rankin Jaiden Lee Rivera ’25 Kayla Jones Rosselli ’11 Mason Douglas Sanford ’22 Carolyn Scherpe ’17 Reid P Sondgeroth ’23 Nancy Burke St. Ledger ’69 Larry S. Sterett ’56 Lobie Stone Fred Wackerle ’61 Joan Wertz Nathan Alan Willig ’22 Clarence R. Wyatt

MEMORIAL GIFTS Eric S. Anderson ’75 Linda Glascock Beguelin ’82 James S. Bondurant ’57 Robert Lyle Boughan ’62 Robert H. Buchholz Thomas J. Burek David W. Campbell ’62 Wendell B. Chestnut ’51 Bonnita McAllister Courtney ’58 Fern Cramer Paul Cramer Christopher D. Edmonds ’74 Janet Faulkner ’71 Lynda Doi Fick ’70 Stephen R. Flanagan ’62 Thomas E. Flanders ’54 David A. Frey ’57 Gail Knuckle Gibson ’70 Kenneth C. Gould ’53 Jean Didier Hale ’70

Nancy Crotzer Harmon ’68 Bruce Haywood Mary McCracken Hubbard ’32 Ronald Ikan ’63 George W. Jamieson ’58 Harlan G. Johnson Susan McDougall Kennedy ’52 Richard L. “Doc” Kieft Harriett Rhea Livermore ’51 Douglas N. Long ’87 Vincent Macdonald Betty Bollin Mahoney ’57 Laurence J. Moore ’62 Marian Prugh Nichol ’52 Paul A. Palmer ’80 Daniel N. Pannabecker ’62 Terry R. Park ’62 Robert G. Patton ’59 James C. Paul ’69 Grace Gawthrop Peterson ’22 Channing L. Pratt ’51 Glen D. Rankin ’43 Paul D. Ray ’56 W. Malcolm Reid ’32 Anne McLoskey Romine ’54 Richard D. Rompella ’66 Ira Smolensky Dean St. Ledger William A. Taylor ’67 Mary Work Theis ’42 Robert L. Walker ’51 Kyle J. Warwick ’14 Guy F. Welch ’62 Esther White Gary D. Willhardt ’59 Dale R. Witlock ’73 Carol Dettman Wolcott ’63 Gladys Lightner Woll ’34 Robert G. Woll ’34 J. Richard Work ’43 Minna Fricke Work ’33 Evelyn Ruskin Work ’37 Raymond P. Work ’33 Robert M. Work Jr. ’32

ORGANIZATIONS Buchanan Center for the Arts Faith United Presbyterian Church Network for Good Illinois 8-MAN Football Association Rural Schools Collaborative, Inc.

ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999 * Marcia Brink Adair ’70 * John C. Carlson ’74 * Andrew D. Kerr ’73 * Carol Veith Sorenson ’63

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Danette Bagley-Thierry ’86 Mary Alexander Corrigan ’82 * Eugene R. Dawson ’63

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 Tyler R. Baxter ’16 Craig A. Dahlquist ’78 Bradley J. Foley ’95 Deletra Cross Hudson ’92 * Sean P. Maher ’95 Michelle Perry ’89 * Christopher C. Schwarz ’09 * Wendell L. Shauman ’67 * Mark T. Tupper ’94

Scots Club $500-$999 * Roy E. Bockler ’72 Robin Jarvis ’84 Mary Dues Kemp ’93

Tartan Club $250-$499 * Deanna Marchand Baele ’95

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Hope Grebner Bibens ’11 * Wade R. Brown ’07 * Zak S. Edmonds ’08 Jeffrey K. ’13 and Rachel Whitlock ’14 Kelleher Evelina Lipecka ’06 * Roy J. Sye ’13 Nicholas J. Tucker ’73

Pipers Club $1-$99 * Christopher J. Pio ’84 Jennifer Wheeler ’12

TRUSTEES AND TRUSTEES EMERITI President’s Club $25,000 or more

* Robert J. Ardell ’62 David A. Bowers ’60 * Karen Barrett Chism ’65 * William J. Goldsborough ’65 * Augustin S. Hart III ’68 Mahendran K. Jawaharlal ’86 * Mark S. Kopinski ’79 H. Safford Peacock William L. Trubeck ’68

* JOINT GIFT {spouse listed elsewhere} † DECEASED {from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022}

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* Ralph R. Velazquez Jr. ’79 * Richard E. Yahnke ’66

David Wallace Club $10,000-$24,999 † Nancy Speer Engquist ’74 * John A. Kemp ’82 Michael B. McCulley ’70 * Bradley C. Nahrstadt ’89 * J. Hunter Peacock * J. Stanley Pepper ’76 * Dennis M. Plummer ’73 * William M. Simpson ’65 Mark E. Taylor ’78

* Beth Bowdoin Tyre ’96 Fred Wackerle ’61 * Jean Peters Witty ’88

Quinby Club $5,000-$9,999

Douglas R. Carlson ’66 * John A. Courson ’64 Robin Ottenad Galloway ’90 Larry G. Gerdes * F. Austin Jones Robert “Cam” McConnell ’72 * Anita Ridge ’88 * Sherman U. Smith ’72 * Dwight Tierney ’69

* Clarence R. Wyatt

Founders Club $2,500-$4,999 * Daniel A. Cotter ’88 * Anthony J. Perzigian ’66 * John J. Scotillo ’72 Nancy Snowden

Monmouth Club $1,000-$2,499 * Robert A. Dahl * Harvey L. Echols Jr. ’81 * William T. Irelan ’62 * Carlos F. Smith ’90 * Ralph E. Whiteman ’52

Scots Club $500-$999

*Christine Beiermann Farr ’90

Tartan Club $250-$499

* Jackie Bell Zachmeyer ’89

Highlanders Club $100-$249 * Gerald A. Marxman ’55 * Charles E. Morris Jr. * Gail Simpson Owen ’74

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.

James S. Bondurant ’57 Kathryn Bondurant Kenneth C. Gould ’53 Kathryn Cullivan Jean Didier Hale ’70 John W. Evermon ’68 Peter L. Leverenz ’69 and Frances Biedenstein Leverenz ’72 Nancy Crotzer Harmon ’68 John E. Harmon ’68

Esther White James L. De Young and Janet De Young Gilbert Hennenfent and Victoria Hennenfent J. Rodney Lemon ’63 and Hallie Simpson Lemon ’63 Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Thomas A. Sargent ’85 and Crystal Krug Sargent ’85 JoAnn Sorensen

Gary D. Willhardt ’59 Margaret Hamil ’71 Hamil Charitable Account Fund Patty Perkins Kenney ’85 and James E. Kenney Jeanne Gittings Robeson ’60 Robert H. Roggeveen ’72

Marian Prugh Nichol ’52 E. Kemp Prugh David Ward

Report reflects gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

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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

NEWS 1941

KAUZLARICH ’41

Mary Ellen Kauzlarich of Monmouth is the oldest living alumna of Monmouth’s Kappa Delta sorority. Her four daughters, including Toni Hesseltine ’72 of Lone Tree, Iowa, are also Monmouth KD alumnae. Toni, who attended the KD White Rose ceremony at Homecoming, presented the roses from the event to her mother, who is 103 years old.

1952

Ralph Whiteman 301 Courtyard Blvd.

Monmouth, IL 61462-1098 ralphwhiteman1@gmail.com

1956 YOST ’68

Sally Smith Larson 5135 Davantry Dr. Dunwoody, GA 30338-4554 larsar@bellsouth.net

1958

65th REUNION JUNE 1-4, 2023

1960 BELLM ’76

Nancy Van Natta Wherry 1910 Highwood Ave. Pekin, IL 61554 njwherry@gmail.com

and photos of alumni weddings and births, as well as alumni obituaries. Please see page 64 for submission guidelines.

1966

Susan Kauzlarich Kuster 1863 Township Rd. 2850N Seaton, IL 61476-9608 susan.kuster@gmail.com

1968

55th REUNION JUNE 1-4, 2023

Charles Yost, a sculptor from Chicago, currently has 15 of his works on exhibit at Morrison Technical Institute in Morrison, Ill. Yost, who attended the School of the Art Institute in Chicago and also studied at Northern Illinois University, uses a broad array of media in his sculptures, including bronze and aluminum casting, polyester resin, fiberglass, welded steel, stainless steel, and welded aluminum fabrications. He holds both a master’s degree and an MFA in sculpture.

1972

William Daniel of Fairview Heights, Ill., attended the May 7 Monmouth College alumni event in Denver, where he reunited with friends, Gary “Groove” Sears ’70, Eddie Greene ’72, Paul Daniel duBois ’74, Mary duBois Carrothers ’70, Eric “E” Degerberg ’72, Daniel McKay “Goose” Fowler ’72, Linda Margherio Stramiello ’71 and Ernie Grecula ’73.

Our prayers go out to all our Monmouth alumni who are living in Florida. I hope I will list all of them and if I miss anyone, we still have you in our prayers: Tom Cheetham, Momoko Doan, Maureen Smiley Liesman, Carol Bryden Moore, Alvin Peterson, Susan Thompson and Jacque Campbell. You are in our thoughts!

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Pam Bellm of Batavia, Ill., has been appointed to a two-year term as an ambassador on Rotary International president Jennifer Jones’s Empowering Girls Task Force. As a long-standing member of the Rotary Club of Aurora, Ill., Bellm has been “girl focused”— leading a Days for Girls Team for the last eight years. Her team, located in the area and Asheville, N.C., sews and assembles feminine hygiene kits for girls in developing countries. These kits allow girls to remain in school during their menstrual cycle. Bellm’s

Deeks Carroll 12433 Steamboat Springs Dr. Mokena, IL 60448-1639 deekscarroll@yahoo.com

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team has produced nearly 14,000 kits, which have been shipped to 117 countries.

1977

Don Gladfelter and his wife, Vicky, of Milan, Ill., have donated approximately 5 acres of grassland and woodland to Prairie Hills Resource Conservation and Development, an accredited land trust. Located just northeast of Monmouth, the Gladfelter Wildlife Preserve protects such wildlife as grassland birds, bats, deer, squirrels and other woodland creatures. A dedication ceremony was held in October.

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Dr. Moira Dolan of Austin, Tex., has released her second book in the Boneheads & Brainiacs series (Linden Publishing).

Heroes & Scoundrels: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of the Nobel Prize in Medicine was published in August.

Robin Johnson of Monmouth was quoted in an Oct. 6 article in the Christian Science Monitor. The story, about whether a Democratic candidate for senate (Tim Ryan) can win in Ohio, quotes the Monmouth College political science lecturer as saying that Democrats need to do a better job courting the rural vote if they are going to hope to win in Midwest states.

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Chris Pio 151 Woodstone Ln. SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 cpio4262@gmail.com

The second volume in my Nicknames and Mascots series is now available. Gorillas, Gators and Greyhounds hit the Amazon Books marketplace over the Labor Day weekend. The book includes stories and photos from all 303 active NCAA Division II colleges and universities. It follows last

Returning to the scene of the crime Four granddaughters of Tim Campbell, Class of 1904, one of five conspirators who stole the Civil War cannon that was to have been presented to Monmouth College by the rival Class of 1903 upon its graduation, were visitors to campus in October. The now-restored cannon, which they only remembered from its barrel having been buried nose-first in concrete since being retrieved from a creek in 1952, was a must-see part of their tour. From left are: Kristen Campbell Stanton ’82, Bradenton, Fla.; Alice Campbell DeJong, West Des Moines, Iowa; Beth Campbell Kooistra ’69, Austin, Tex.; and Lynne Campbell Krizek ’79, Fairbanks, Alaska. Another memorable stop for the sisters was Austin Hall, named for their great-grandfather, longtime music professor T. Merrill Austin. year’s publication of Gryphons, Gorloks and Gusties, which covers Division III nicknames and mascots.

1988

Dan Cotter of Chicago is a recurring commentator on the nationally syndicated broadcast program “Price of Business,” hosted by Kevin Price, one of the longest running business shows in the country.

1991

Salena Dreger Scardina of Fort Wayne, Ind., has been named executive vice president of external engagement for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation. She previously served as chief customer success officer for Herff Jones, a provider of graduation and educational products. She also chairs the Greater Fort Wayne YMCA board of directors.

1992

Jill Henson Darin of Geneseo, Ill., received a master’s degree in occupational safety and health from Columbia Southern University in 2021. She began a new job in February, working as a risk manager for all Iowa branch offices of World Insurance.

1996

Carissa Mahr Haning of Bloomington, Ill., has opened her own law office, specializing in estate planning and business management.

1998

Josh Oakley has been named head men’s soccer coach for Eastern Illinois University.

He joined the team this summer after serving as head coach of Lansing Common FC in the Midwest Premier League, taking that team to a 10-13 record in 2021. Oakley, who brought 25 years of coaching experience to the

position, served as an assistant coach for EIU from 2000–02.

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

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Dusty Scott of Galesburg, Ill., is the illustrator of a children’s book by Janet Pogue Tolle titled Silas the Great House Cat. Set in Galesburg and inspired by a true story, the tale revolves around a shy feline who lives under the porch of a mansion and dreams of living inside.

It was the first such project for Scott, who typically specializes in large-scale paintings.

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Katie Minor of Pittsburgh was a visiting lecturer during Homecoming weekend, speaking to a Monmouth art class “On Creativity.”

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She also spoke the same evening, accepting on behalf of her family the Alumni Association’s Family of the Year Award.

businesses. Rachel works as bookkeeper for the farm and for the businesses. She also is an insurance agent.

Alex Sandoval has been named the girls soccer coach at his high school alma mater, United Township in East Moline, Ill. Sandoval, who starred for the Fighting Scots on the pitch the last time the team advanced to the NCAA tournament, will also assist UT’s boys program. He has coached various club soccer teams over the past dozen years.

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Albert Greene of Schaumburg, Ill., coaches football and track at Lake Forest College, where he also works as an internship specialist in the Career Advancement Center.

GREENE ’06

Andrea Madden of Lee, Mass., has begun a new position as director of marketing for Elidah, Inc. She also received her Reiki Master Teacher certification.

Kimi Karau Wilcoxon of Tallahassee, Fla., has begun a position as implementation specialist with EverTrue, a fundraising platform specializing in connecting donor data with web insights. She previously spent a decade in advancement communications with Florida State University.

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

Chris Walljasper is a Chicago-based reporter for Thomson Reuters covering U.S. food production, supply chain, U.S. hunger and farm labor. The holder of a master’s degree from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, he has had several bylines recently in stories about rising food costs.

Jared Kunkle and his wife, Rachel Jenks Kunkle, who raise corn and soybeans on 2,100 acres near Gerlaw, Ill., are profiled in a recent article in Progressive Farming.

The story notes that in order to be efficient and flexible in the challenging occupation, Jared has expanded his areas of expertise to include getting a commercial driver’s license, pilot’s license, farm-management license and real estate broker’s license.

He is also a licensed insurance agent, snowplow driver, carpenter and volunteer.

The couple are also partners in Land Management Partners LLC, which includes farm-management and insurance

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In June, Roy Sye and Brad Nahrstadt ’89 facilitated a four-day leadership program through Sigma Phi Epsilon men’s fraternity. The Ruck Leadership Institute took place in Richmond, Va., at the University of Richmond’s campus, where SigEp was founded.

Approximately 150 undergraduate scholars attended, and Sye and Nahrstadt were responsible for delivering instruction for 19 men in their group. “It was my first time facilitating and Brad’s 12th, I believe,” said Sye. “We were told it was the second time in SigEp history that two facilitators from the same home chapter were paired together. It was a very cool opportunity for the Illinois Gamma chapter of SigEp at Monmouth.”

2015

Nicholas Mariano has joined the Kildeer school district in suburban Chicago as a middle school Spanish teacher.

Jacob Durdan is the new girls basketball coach at Streator (Ill.) High School.

2017

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

Carolyn Scherpe is finishing her first season as promotions and events senior coordinator for the Houston Astros. She holds an MBA in sports management from Florida Atlantic University.

2019

Elizabeth Smith returned to Monmouth College this

fall, where she now serves as assistant director of career development.

2020

Chandler Claudé is a staff accountant for Quinn & Company in the Chicago area.

Samantha Brosend is in her third year in the Saint Louis University chemistry Ph.D. program, where she is serving as a research assistant in the Meyers Lab.

2021

Hannah Decker of Denver, Colo., is a master of social work student concentrating in aging services. Her areas of focus include healthcare equality and integrative healthcare research.

She works part-time as intergenerational program coordinator for Knoebel Institute for Healthy Aging, and recently completed an internship at a facility, where she developed personalized care plans for residents.

2022

Shepherd Coventon and Bryan Peters have relocated to Buda, Tex., a south suburb of Austin.

Bryan is an account executive with Pangea Resourcing in charge of project development in the east region of the U.S. working with renewable energy companies. Shepherd interviewed for three teaching jobs and was offered two of the three, accepting one in Buda.

CJ Bonifer is working as an admission counselor at Birmingham-Southern College in Birmingham, Ala., covering the areas of Tennessee, Kentucky, the West Coast, and a few Birmingham area schools.

“I have consistently found myself referring back to the lessons and people I learned from while a student at the humble little college on the prairie,” he writes.

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WEDDINGS 1964 Tom Rezner and Nancy Beth Wright September 10, 2022 2008 Dave Abrams and Elizabeth Barmore February 19, 2022 2011

Rissa Inman and Courtney Oakes June 4, 2022 Katie Zeter and Blake Cappellin July 12, 2022

2013 Daniel Kane and Erin Cloutier June 14, 2022 2014 Karrah Kuykendall and Stefan Flynn November 13, 2021 2017 Morgan Martindale and Campbell Quirk ’20 July 9, 2022 2022 Arika Hofmann and Riley Dulin September 24, 2022

DANIEL KANE ’13 AND ERIN CLOUTIER DAVE ABRAMS ’08 AND ELIZABETH BARMORE

ARIKA HOFMANN ’22 AND RILEY DULIN ’22 WEDDING PARTY TOM REZNER ’64 AND NANCY BETH WRIGHT

from left: Gavin Conway ’23, Alex Martinez-Urbina ’23, CJ Bonifer ’22, Griff Morrill ’21, Hannah Hofmann ’21, Mikayla Moore ’22, Riley Dulin ’22, Arika Dulin ’22, Kara Fisher ’22, Ezzie Baltierra-Chavez ’22, Neo Colter ’24, Braden Bernas ’24 and Harrison Hicks ’23.

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BIRTHS 2003 Jason Paulsgrove and Jaclyn a daughter, Rylee Brianne January 28, 2022

2015 Kelcey Duy Duffield and Adam Duffield ’16 a daughter, Emilia May May 12, 2022

2006 Heather Weber Green and Jeremy a daughter, Eliahna Florence July 21, 2022

2018 Mallory Misener Higgs and Alec a daughter, Hadley Lorraine August 6, 2022

2009 Ryan Powers and Heather a daughter, Liberty Rose April 25, 2021 2010 Kate Griffith Wignes and Brad a son, Beau Kessler June 26, 2022 Kelly Winter Fitzpatrick and Patrick twin daughters, Emma Rose and Paige Marie August 25, 2022

2022 Karisa Wilson Warren and Michael a daughter, Anastasia Priscilla May 27, 2022

2012 Mary Grzenia Mowry and Nicholas a daughter, Eleanor Joy August 8, 2022 EMILIA MAY DUFFIELD (with sisters Eleanor & Evelynn)

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OBITUARIES

1941

Carl Forbriger, 100, of Waynesville, Ohio, died April 3, 2018. He graduated with a degree in music and was a member of the track team and Tau Kappa Epsilon.

Forbriger taught music in Dayton, Ohio, for 40 years, primarily at Belmont Elementary School. After retiring, he stayed active in music as a piano tuner. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marilouise Stice Forbriger ’41, and a brother, Robert Forbriger ’42.

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Mary Schwalbert, 99, of Crystal River, Fla., died Sept. 25, 2022. She graduated with a degree in chemistry and was a member of Kappa Delta. Early in her professional career, she was an analyst and research chemist for several companies before training in medical technology at Mound Park Hospital in Florida. She worked for roughly a quarter-century as chief technologist at St. Joseph Hospital.

1947

Nancy Kennedy Young, 96, of Lake Zurich, Ill., died June 27, 2022. She grew up in DeKalb, Ill., and had a detasseling job for several summers with DeKalb Corn. After attending Northern Illinois University there, she completed her English degree at Monmouth. One of her five children, Sarah Young Hudson ’74, graduated from Monmouth.

1949

Marilyn Peck Bentley, 95, of Valley Center, Kansas, died Aug. 2, 2022. She studied English and was a member of choir and the synchronized swim team. She taught in Spirit Lake, Iowa, and later in life completed a bachelor’s degree in education at Buena Vista College and taught

high school English. In her retirement, she wrote a weekly newspaper column and volunteered at the public library.

1950

Gertrude Davis, 94, of Smithshire, Ill., died July 19, 2022, following complications from a stroke. Also born into a Davis family, Gertrude married Jake Davis in 1950, and the couple was married 60 years until his death in 2010. In addition to Monmouth, she attended Browns’ Business College.

Davis was a secretary, bank teller and farm wife.

Patricia McConnell Kennedy of Enoree, S.C., died in June 2021. During her time at Monmouth, she was a member of Pi Beta Phi. Bonnie Hargis Stookey, 93, of Indianola, Iowa, died Oct. 9, 2022. After working in various jobs, she joined National Travelers life in 1954, where she spent 31 years in the payroll and accounting departments.

Shirley McMullen Ristau, 93, a longtime resident of New Windsor, Ill., died Sept. 1, 2022. She graduated with a degree in biology and was a librarian at the New Windsor Public Library for many years.

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Lyle Hoover, 93, of San Rafael, Calif., died Oct. 15, 2022. He came to Monmouth after attending a one-room schoolhouse through eighth grade. At Monmouth, he served as class president, was active in Tau Kappa Epsilon and graduated with a degree in business. After serving in the Army, he worked for Proctor & Gamble in Cincinnati. When Hoover joined the company’s international division, he and his family moved to Puerto Rico, then Canada before settling in California, where he worked in corporate finance for a number of companies. Later, he worked for Clorox, where he served as CFO, retiring in 1992. He was preceded in death by his wife, Sidney Shepardson Hoover ’53, whom he met when she asked him to a campus dance.

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Norma Lauer Miller, 91, of Chicago, died Aug. 3, 2022.

She was a tax preparer for H&R Block.

Nancy Forsyth Flanders, 90, of Whitewater, Wis., died June 26, 2022. She graduated with a degree in biology and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Flanders was a master gardener, stained glass artist and amateur ornithologist. She and her late husband, Tom Flanders ’54, sailed to many ports of call in Lake Michigan. The couple traced their roots to the alphabetical seating for daily chapel.

Donald Reeder, 90, of Burlington, Iowa, died Sept. 26, 2022. He worked for Northwestern Bell for more than 40 years, with long service as president of a local chapter of the Communications Workers of America.

Robert Wick, 88, of White River Junction, Vt., died July 25, 2020. He was based in Germany with the Army during the Korean War and spent much of his career with Standard Register Company as a district sales manager.

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D. Jean Two, 88, of Moscow, Idaho, died July 26, 2022. She graduated with a degree in education and earned a master’s degree in personnel a d m i n i st rat ion from George Washington University. In 1957, she enlisted in the Navy, rising to the rank of lieutenant during 15 years of service.

She was jet flight certified for high-speed, high-altitude flight. Two broke many barriers and became the first woman to do a number of important tasks in the Navy previously never allowed for women. She later worked for Washington State University and owned and operated a cleaning service.

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1957

Charles Kampton, 88, of Napa, Calif., died July 22, 2022. He graduated with a degree in economics and was a member of the football team and Alpha Tau Omega. Prior to attending Monmouth, he served two years in the Army during the Korean War, attaining the rank of corporal.

Kampton worked for what is now known as NCIS—Naval Criminal Investigative Service—and with Queen of the Valley Hospital, where he was in the engineering department for 14 years. In retirement, he earned the Volunteer of the Year honor for his work with the California Highway Patrol Senior Volunteer program. Kampton was also an accomplished singer in a barbershop quartet and was an extra in a few movies and television shows.

1958

Edward Perry, 87, of Hickory, N.C., died July 10, 2022, after a courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

He graduated with a degree in business administration and was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon. Perry spent much of his career as an industrial salesman and as a small business owner.

Called a “consummate creator and inventor,” he used his gifts to help build many Habitat for Humanity homes in the Hickory area. He is survived by his wife of 63 years, Ellen Littler Perry ’59, his college sweetheart.

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James Calhoun, 84, of Macomb, Ill., died July 28, 2022. Growing up, he attended a one-room country school near Aledo, Ill. Following his high school graduation, Calhoun served in the U.S. Navy for three years. He graduated from Monmouth with a degree in mathematics, then taught math, first in Alexis, Ill., and then in Champaign, Ill., where he also earned a master’s degree from the University of Illinois. Next came a stint out of state, as Calhoun earned his Ph.D. in education from Oklahoma State University. He returned to the Land of Lincoln in 1965 to teach math at Western Illinois University. In 1982, Calhoun earned a master’s degree in computer science and taught at Sangamon State University in

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Frank “Bill” Lee III ’69 Frank “Bill” Lee, 75, co-recipient with his wife, Peggy Will Lee ’71, of the Monmouth College Distinguished Service Award in 1996 for their leadership in advancing the College’s pipe band, died July 17, 2022, at his home in Moline, Ill. Lee, a fixture in the band that was originally known as the Highlanders long after his graduation, recalled a day in 1967 when the group was down to two pipers. He and his classmate, Bruce Danielson, went to Student Activity Night—uninvited—and signed up 22 new members. After the band again dwindled in 1994, Monmouth president Sue Huseman asked Lee and his wife to help bring it back.

In addition to helping establish a piping scholarship program, the couple traveled to campus weekly, offering pipe lessons to students and interested community members.

Assisting them were their son, Josh Lee ’99, who eventually served as pipe major for the revived band.

In 2000, the Lees founded the Black Hawk Pipes and Drums in the Quad Cities. Among the popular band’s current members is Sarah Grabowski ’00.

Lee also performed with the Kansas City St. Andrews Society Pipes and Drums, Meeting of the Waters pipe band in St. Louis, the Morton (Ill.) Highlanders and the Peoria Celtic Cross Pipes and Drums.

Lee also was an active military reenactor with the North West Territory Alliance, where he was part of the 84th Highland Regiment and the British Marines.

A history major and a member of Eta Sigma Phi at Monmouth, he worked as a procurement analyst for TACOM on the Rock Island Arsenal for 30 years.

Springfield, Ill., before returning to WIU, where he became the founding director of academic computing. He received a Distinguished Service Award from WIU in 1991. His brother, Thomas Calhoun ’61, also attended Monmouth.

Dr. Charles Pogue, 80, of East Moline, Ill., died June 28, 2022, after a courageous battle with cancer. After graduating from nearby Media High School in 1957 at the age of 15, he graduated

from Monmouth with a degree in physics.

Pogue continued his study of physics at the University of Missouri, earning a master’s degree and completing coursework for a Ph.D. However, he switched fields and attended medical school at the University of Illinois, receiving his training in internal medicine, which he practiced in Albert Lea, Minn., and the Illinois Quad Cities from 1972 to 2014. He was preceded in death by a brother, Dr. Robert Pogue ’67. Survivors include a sister, Nancy Pogue ’69.

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1961 (continued) Frank Youngquist, 83, of Rock Island, Ill., died Sept. 17, 2022. He came to Monmouth from Galesburg High School, where he was a member of the basketball team that appeared in three consecutive state tournaments. He was later inducted into the GHS Hall of Fame.

While at Monmouth, he was a member of the basketball team and Theta Chi. He served in the Illinois National Guard from 1957-61. Youngquist completed his bachelor’s degree at Western Illinois University and also received a master’s degree and a specialist degree in educational administration from WIU. The talented athlete also played semi-pro baseball and fastpitch softball. He taught for nearly 40 years in Rock Island, Ill., and coached three sports. Youngquist served as the Rock Island Township Supervisor for 24 years and worked on his family farm whenever possible. While in college, he started the process of obtaining his pilot’s license, and he owned and flew his own small airplane throughout his life.

His brother-in-law was a World War II bomber pilot, and Youngquist was a strong supporter of the Honor Flight of the Quad Cities and the Wounded Warrior Project.

Survivors include a daughter, Polly Youngquist Faber ’92.

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Gwen Hutton Barton, 81, of Vinton, Va., died April 6, 2022.

She graduated with a degree in psychology and was a member of the synchronized swim team and Kappa Kappa Gamma. Barton earned a master’s degree in special education and taught at two schools in Livermore, Calif.

Steven Washburn, 81, of Wichita, Kan., died Sept. 25, 2022. He graduated with a degree in chemistry and was a member of Theta Chi.

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Jerry Beabout, 80, of Aurora, Colo., died Sept. 17, 2022. He graduated with a degree in economics and was a member of Theta Chi. Beabout was an oil company owner and also

worked for a law firm, a plastics company and a packing company. He served 25 years in the Vandalia (Ill.) Volunteer Fire Department, including eight years as chief.

Survivors include his wife of 58 years and his siblings, Betty Beabout Boehm ’54 and Bill Beabout ’57.

Timothy Dove, 81, of Richland, Wash., died Aug. 14, 2022. He graduated with a degree in German and used his fluency in the language while stationed there with the Air Force. He was stationed twice in Korea during the Vietnam War. Dove also obtained certificates/degrees from the National Radio Institute and the Cleveland Institute of Electronics.

His career included work as an electrical engineer with Hanford, during which time he also farmed 10 acres. In his retirement, he repaired office machines.

1965

Terence Cash, 78, of Phoenix, Ariz., died Oct. 17, 2020.

During the Vietnam War, he was a Navy submariner. He graduated from Northern Arizona University with a degree in business management.

Cash’s business ventures and careers varied, concluding with his retirement from the Maricopa County Superior Court System in 2013.

1966

Dennis Elliott, 78, of Hampshire, Ill., died June 26, 2022.

He graduated with a degree in government and was a member of the baseball team and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Most of his career was spent as a metals salesman.

1967

Edwin Tomlin, 76, of Pleasant Plains, Ill., died Sept. 15, 2022. A member of Theta Chi, Tomlin went on to attend graduate school at Southern Illinois University. In his career, he was a high school teacher and farmer in addition to working in real estate and home furnishings.

1968

Donald Anderson of Phoenix, Ariz., died Aug. 10, 2022. After graduating from Monmouth, he pursued a master’s degree, starting his schooling at the University of Arizona but completing it at DePaul University.

However, he enjoyed his time in the west and soon returned there, working for 45 years in the areas of commercial banking and consulting.

John Cochrun, 76, of Eugene, Ore., died in July 2022. He graduated with a degree in government then worked for the Department of the Navy in a number of human resources positions in a variety of places, including Naples, Italy.

Cochrun received two Navy Meritorious Civilian Service Awards before retiring in 2001.

Sandra Terpening Morrison, 75, of Lena, Ill., died Sept. 17, 2022. She graduated with a degree in sociology and was a member of Crimson Masque. Morrison taught junior high in the Illinois communities of Stronghurst and Knoxville before obtaining a master’s degree in social work from the University of Wisconsin. She then was a social worker in the Freeport (Ill.) school district for 23 years. She was preceded in death by her husband, David Morrison ’69.

1969

Bruce Brown, 76, of Allyn, Wash., died March 17, 2022.

He was a member of the track team during his time at Monmouth.

1970

Pete r M u rl ey of Nor t h A n d o ver, Mass., died Aug. 12, 2022, after a brief struggle with cancer. He graduated with a degree in business administration and was a member of Theta Chi, serving as chapter president. After retiring from a career in sales, Murley formed a successful business with his wife, Susan Holland Murley ’70, and son.

1971

Jack Lidbetter, 73, of Grafton, Wis., died Aug. 18, 2022. He majored in business administration and was a member of the football team and Tau Kappa Epsilon. During his career, he owned two real estate companies and, in recent years, his own appraisal company. Survivors include a brother, Gordon Lidbetter ’69.

1972

Roberta Janicek Robison, 71, of Villa Park, Ill., died in August 2022. She graduated with a degree in French and was a member of Kappa Delta.

David H. Keith, 70, of Whitefish, Mont., died Feb. 4, 2021. He was a psychology major.

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Roger Sander ’78

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ecord-setting baseball coach Roger Sander, who was also an M Club Hall of Fame basketball player for the Fighting Scots, died Oct. 7, 2022, at the age of 65.

Sander, who coached the Scots to 373 baseball victories, was the fourth longest-serving coach in the history of Monmouth College athletics. Only Roger Haynes ’82, Terry Glasgow and Bobby Woll ’34 have had longer tenures.

A familiar face on campus for nearly 50 years, Sander was in the Huff Athletic Center on Oct. 1 to watch the Hall of Fame induction ceremony for one of his standout baseball players, Taylor Thiel ’02. In his acceptance remarks, Thiel shared the story of the impact Sander had on his baseball career, and on his life.

“I remember during the 2000 season, I challenged Coach’s authority on a mound visit,” said Thiel, who was in the first of three seasons as an all-conference catcher for Sander’s Scots after transferring from Iowa State University.

“I didn’t finish that game,” which was the first game of a doubleheader.

“Between games, he lit into me,” said Thiel. “He let me know I could go back to Iowa State at any point. Finally, he said to me, ‘Do you still want to play this game?’ I said that I did, and he said, ‘Good, you’re starting the next game.’”

About 30 minutes later, in his first at-bat in the nightcap, Thiel belted the first of what would be a school-record 18 home runs.

“Words cannot express my gratitude for you giving me a second chance,” said an emotional Thiel to Sander. “I had to earn your trust and respect back. You helped me fall more in love with baseball than I thought I could. I hope I made you proud.”

Two years after that between-game exchange, with Thiel and several other talented seniors leading the way on the field, Sander coached the Scots within one victory of a berth in the College World Series. The team established a new high-water mark for victories with 26 as the Scots won the Midwest Conference title.

Under Sander, the Scots had 12 MWC South Division championships and reached the postseason in 15 of his first 16 seasons as head coach. He was named the MWC South Division Coach of the Year nine times, including 1996, when Michael Blaesing ’96 received the league’s Position Player of the Year honor.

“Coach Sander was the epitome of a player’s coach,” said Blaesing, who today serves as a development officer for Monmouth.

“He demanded your best on the field, but he also supported you 100% off the field. He was everything to everyone—a coach, a

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mentor, a role model and a friend. I’m a better person today because of Coach Sander’s influence on me.”

Sander was no stranger to playoff baseball in the spring, as he also served as assistant coach to Glasgow from 1984 to 1993, during which time the Scots qualified for the MWC tournament eight times, winning seven championships.

It was Glasgow who helped convince Sander to come to Monmouth in the fall of 1974 from Conant High School in Hoffman Estates, Ill., but the sport he was recruited for was basketball, not baseball, and he was one of the best to ever suit up for the Scots on the hardwood. Conant coach Dick Redlinger believed Sander would be a good college basketball player, especially after watching him score 20 points against future NBA player Dave Corzine.

Glasgow first met Sander, who would ultimately coach approximately 800 games with him, at the Monmouth train station. He recalled that his first impression of the big man wasn’t great, but positive impressions became the norm after Sander paid his dues as a non-varsity freshman, which was the NCAA rule at the time. Blessed with what Glasgow called “the quickest first step and the finest hands of any big man I’ve had the privilege of coaching,” Sander hauled down a record 939 career rebounds, a Monmouth mark that still stands 44 years after his last game.

Sander could put the ball in the basket, too, as evidenced by his career average of 17.4 points per game. He was named an All-American in both 1977 and 1978. After a hiatus of a few years, he returned to the basketball program as assistant coach for Glasgow from 1984 to 2007.

In 1994, Sander was inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame for his Fighting Scots basketball career. It can be argued that he could’ve been inducted three more times—for the accomplishments of his 21-year career as head baseball coach, for his longtime role as an assistant coach on championship teams, and for the 34 years he served as Monmouth’s gruff but lovable equipment manager.

“What I loved about him was that he was extremely loyal to me and extremely loyal to Monmouth College,” said Glasgow. “’Loyalty’ is not a popular word in the world today, but it is to me and it was to Roger.”

Sander his survived by his wife, Elaine Sander ’98, and by a daughter, Katie Lutostanski.

—Barry McNamara

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1974

Ronald Krumm, 69, of Ashkum, Ill., died September

16, 2022.

Joe Stotlar, 69, of Springfield, Ill., died Sept. 26, 2022. He was a member of the football, wrestling and baseball teams. Stotlar worked for ADM Grain Elevator in Burlington, Iowa, for TriState Foods and the State Journal-Register in Springfield. He was preceded in death by his brother, Bruce Stotlar ’71.

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Marsha Spleha Slaboch, 68, of Naperville, Ill., died Aug. 16, 2022. She graduated with a degree in business administration and was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Survivors include her husband of 45 years, Randall Slaboch ’76. The couple’s three children all graduated from the University of Notre Dame.

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Virginia “Ginny” Hellenga, 79, who taught in the classics department between the years of 1994 and 2010, died Aug. 3, 2022, in Knoxville, Ill. “Virginia was an enthusiastic, committed, inspiring teacher here who loved Monmouth College,” said classics professor Bob Simmons. In recognition of her contributions, the College renamed its Latin award the “Virginia K. Hellenga Award for Excellence in Latin.” After retiring from Monmouth, Hellenga became a beloved substitute teacher in Galesburg, Ill. Her obituary stated, “A poet and a scholar, Virginia was happiest when she was in the classroom.”

Bruce Mainwaring, 95, a member of the Monmouth College Board of Trustees from 1971-79, died Sept. 6, 2022. During his long career in manufacturing, he was president of one metal tubing company and created two other related firms. An alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania, he was also active on that school’s board. In 2001 he founded The Mainwaring Archive Foundation, an organization exploring alternatives to scientific dogma.

Carol Maillet, 74, of Seattle, Wash., who taught biology at Monmouth, died in April 7, 2022, in a snorkeling accident at Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. Survivors include a daughter, Erin Maillet ’96.

Harrison Steans, 83, a member of the Monmouth College Board of Trustees from 1971-81, died Feb. 16, 2019. An entrepreneurial Chicago banker, he purchased six banks and sold the group to NBD Bancorp, becoming chairman of its Illinois operation. He was known for his support of charitable causes, particularly the Ravinia Festival in Highland Park, where he esablished 70 fully funded fellowships for young musicians.

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LOOKING BACK AND LOOKING FORWARD

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hirty years is a drop in the bucket when you consider the 179 years that Monmouth College has been in operation, but I have had the good fortune to serve the College during what have arguably been its three most transformative decades. As editor of Monmouth College Magazine, I have had a front-row seat, watching Monmouth’s mind-numbing growth from a tiny regional college in 1992 to this nationally recognized liberal arts institution in 2022.

Now it is finally time to exchange the editor’s chair for a rocking chair engraved with the Monmouth seal, as I put the finishing touches on this, my last magazine before retirement.

In many ways, 30 years has flown by, but viewing those years through the lens of my other role as College historian makes me appreciate the remarkable number of milestones this magazine has chronicled since I took over the reins in August 1992.

One that was not earth-shattering but was nonetheless siginifcant occurred in the fall of 1998, when what had been a quarterly tabloid newspaper called Scots Newse was finally converted to the current magazine format. A vast improvement certainly, but we forget that four-color printing was then in its infancy, and it would still be several years before it was financially feasible to print anything but the cover in color.

This was, of course, prior to the introduction of the World Wide Web, so the magazine was our primary tool for keeping alumni abreast of important news, and it was a challenge to convey the excitement we were experiencing on campus in black-and-white.

That excitement began in earnest shortly after the dawn of the new millennium, when we began to understand that the long-held conviction that Monmouth’s campus was land-locked was actually a fallacy. The construction of the $22 million Huff Athletic Center in 2002 opened our eyes to the possibility that new land could gradually be acquired and impressive modern facilities could eventually grace the growing acreage. What we had long admired as a beautiful campus of 50 acres was suddenly a stunning campus of 112 acres.

No longer were the weeks following Commencement a quiet time. The roar of heavy machinery became our summer soundtrack, as new construction and renovation of iconic buildings continued non-stop. $120 million was invested in new facilities—from Peacock Memorial Athletic Park to April

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THE ROAR OF HEAVY MACHINERY BECAME OUR SUMMER SOUNDTRACK, AS NEW CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF ICONIC BUILDINGS CONTINUED NON-STOP.”

BY JEFF RANKIN, EDITOR Zorn Memorial Stadium; from Bowers Hall to Gracie Peterson Hall; from a completely renovated Hewes Library to the spectacular Center for Science and Business.

Paying for such improvements, while continuing to build the endowment, required formidable fundraising, and many of my memories of those years are marked by increasingly ambitious campaigns. Forward to the 21st Century (1991-96) raised $25 million, Toward a New Horizon (1998-2005) raised $48 million, Fulfilling the Promise (2006-2014) raised $75 million, and our current campaign, Light This Candle, has already exceeded its $75 million goal by more than $3 million.

Like my late father, longtime admissions and alumni relations director Glen Rankin ’43, I have worked under five presidents—each of whom strengthened the institution by providing a unique vision suited to the time and circumstances.

He and I shared working under the Bruce Haywood administration (1980-1994), and it’s remarkable to think that together our careers spanned nine presidencies—a total of 65 years!

It was humbling last year to receive the Distinguished Service Award—the same honor that my father was accorded in 1977—and even more wonderful when my entire family, including my wife, Terri Rankin ’00; daughter, Amanda Cox ’02; brother, Doug Rankin ’79; and sister-in-law Tamy Rankin ’82; was honored as 2015 Family of the Year.

Most rewarding of all has been working aside faculty and staff—many of them legendary—who have devoted their careers to educating and serving students, and conversing with equally legendary alumni. Some who immediately come to mind are no longer with us, among them Gracie Peterson ’22, Bobby Woll ’34, Mary Crow ’41, Richard “Doc” Kieft, Gary Willhardt ’59, Dave Fleming ’46, Helen Wagner Willey ’38 and Jim Stockdale ’46.

To you, the devoted reader of this magazine, I hope we have kept you interested and entertained these many years. I now look forward to joining your ranks as a consumer of what I know will continue to be an excellent and informative publication.

Jeff Rankin will retire in January, after having worked at Monmouth College since 1992—first as director of communications and more recently as editor and historian.

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