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SUPPORTING Academic Excellence & Innovation
REMEMBERING DELIGHT
LIST OF DONORS
DRAWING UP SUCCESS
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2 Prelude
President Bryon L. Grigsby ’90 shares his vision for the future of theater at Moravian College
4 President’s Letter
Mo Grigsby sheds light on the meaning of “Houndem”
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50 Greyhound Sports 52 Alumni News 54 Class Notes
8 Remembering DeLight Reflecting on a prolific life and an exceptional example of generosity and kindness
10 Funding a Greener Future How the Soden family created a fund that will keep on giving
13 You Get What You Give Jonathan Strauss ’16 is an example of what happens when you utilize every resource
16 Drawing Up Success Sean Delonas ’84 reflects on
a quarter of a century of cartooning experience
18 List of Donors The annual list of donors for the 2014-2015 fiscal year, plus a spotlight on the Leadership Council
Moravian College Magazine : Nina Elias, editor; Mark J. Fleming, sports editor; Chelsea Clifford, communications associate-graphic design; Emily Whalen, internet marketing associate; Christie Jacobsen ’00, webmaster; Michael P. Wilson, director of marketing and communications Photography: John Kish IV, Nina Elias, Chelsea Clifford, Bill Denison, Emily Whalen, Kristen Wieder, Matthew Healey, Ashley Forsythe. Alumni Engagement: Bob Gratz ’75, director; Amanda Werner ’13, assistant director; Patricia Murray Hannah ’82, assistant director of career development and alumni engagement; Barbara Parry, administrative assistant, class notes coordinator. Copyright 2015 by Moravian College. Photographs and artwork copyright by their respective creators or by Moravian College. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reused or republished in any form without express written permission. Cover: Jonathan Strauss ’16 smiles behind a microscope. Turn to page 12 to learn how the biology major used his Moravian College resources to become the first international intern at Tiffany & Co.
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Members of the Class of 2019 shake hands with President Bryon L. Grigsby ’90 after completing the traditional Class Crossing. Students cross over the ‘threshold’ of Main Street from Colonial Hall (representing admissions) to the steps of Comenius Hall (representing academics), marking the end of orientation and their official place in the Moravian College community.
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Having spent much of my professional life working for colleges that support the arts and humanities, I can attest to the incredible value the performing arts bring to a college community. In addition, a vibrant college-run performing arts program also provides the local community with topquality cultural experiences at reasonable costs. Moravian College’s long history of theatrical performance dates back to the early 1900’s, when both the men’s and women’s colleges had their own theater programs. When the colleges merged in 1954, their theater programs followed, calling themselves the Blackfriars under the leadership of Eugene Jacobsen and Bob Burcaw. The next phase was marked by the arrival of the Arena Theatre in 1981, bringing blackbox theater to the lower level of the Haupert Union Building. Moravian College Theatre Company was born under the direction of Jack Ramsey. Today, the company is under the leadership of Director Christopher Shorr, who has turned the spotlight on student written and produced work and draws strong connections between the stage and
the classroom. He partnered with Touchstone Theatre, Bethlehem’s professional ensemble, to diversify and broaden the experience even further. Regretfully, the College does not currently have the facilities to advance the evolution of our theater program. We cannot support high quality theater productions without the proper facilities. We have already developed state-of-the-art facilities to showcase our top-notch musicians through the creation of Foy Hall and the AllSteinway program. We have refurbished the Collier Hall of Science to include the newest technology, and we have developed top-flight athletic programs by upgrading and, in some cases, building the fields necessary for competition. To take theater to the next level, we need a proscenium theater with a pit for musicians. Improving the theater program just makes sense. From a mission perspective, it shows that our dedication to the arts and humanities has not waned. From a career
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standpoint, the growth in jobs in the entertainment industry demonstrates that this is a viable field of study for students to pursue. And, from a cultural and economic perspective, it is great for the city of Bethlehem. Over the years, our theater program has given hundreds of students the opportunity to explore their creative endeavors through theater and, at the same time, provide quality cultural experiences for thousands of audience members. What we now require during this time of growth and evolution is a new venue that complements our tradition and the talent of our students. Guiding our theater program into its next phase will entice students that we would not ordinarily attract—not just students for musical theater, but also those interested in lighting, sound, stage design, dance and arts management—all exciting careers in an industry that’s growing 4-6 percent, annually.
We have aggressively explored venues, such as The Boyd Theatre and others in downtown Bethlehem to house our theater and performing arts programs. Once we create that venue, I envision large-scale musicals accompanied by our top-notch musicians, dramatic operas and exciting dance performances. I also see a summer musical theater program that would be semiprofessional, providing our students with the opportunity to gain work experience while practicing their craft alongside professional actors and technicians. These are all possibilities, but the major goal is the student experience on stage. I am fully committed to bringing live theater and the performing arts to downtown Bethlehem, and I will continue working with the city to find a suitable location. I am doing this because a vibrant theater program enhances the liberal arts experience for our students and can be an economic driver for the City of Bethlehem. It is a win-win for everyone.
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By Bryon L. Grigsby ’90
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Mo
Dear Fellow Hounds,
My dad asked me to write the letter to the alumni this month about one of my favorite concepts: Houndem. You may have noticed that students use Houndem on social media and around campus when talking about the great things they do. When we say “Houndem!” to a fellow Greyhound, the other Greyhound responds with a “Woof!” But what does it mean to Houndem? First and foremost, it means to give it your all and make it your best. It means hard work and, as a result, produce a quality product. It means that in everything you do, you need to be relentless in your desire to succeed and meticulous in the quality you produce. It means being proud of who you are, where you came from, and what you can create. I see this everyday in the students and alumni of Moravian College. I see it within our student-athletes, in honors projects and at theater productions. It is alive in revolutionary internships and co-ops and in the rich careers our graduates enjoy after their education. Moravian College is the place where many of us learned what it means to work hard and produce quality, and that work ethic is highly valued in graduate schools and in the workforce. Because when we all Houndem, our alumni become the people who are changing the world. Houndem also means that we are part of a pack—an elite pack that supports, nurtures and protects each other. I was rescued by Moravian College from a dog track in Florida. Like many of you, I never knew what my true potential was until I came to Moravian. This community took a risk on me and it paid off. There were lots of other greyhounds, but they accepted me and it has made all the difference. Through the nurturing community, through the loving and dedicated faculty and staff, I was able to become a truly spectacular Hound. And now, I make sure that I give back so that there is always a place for future Hounds. I take my responsibility seriously so that there will always be another generation learning how to Houndem. Lastly, to Houndem means to never quit. No matter what adversities lie in our way, we continue to strive forward, to excel. Whether we are the underdog or the top dog, at Moravian we learned the drive and endurance we need to be successful. It is why our athletic teams never quit, even when they are behind. Or when a struggling student reaches out to his or her faculty member to get extra help. Or when the alumni who needs to change careers returns to the College for that new graduate degree or certificate. We never give up; we see all races through to the end. We hound our competition. It is an honor to be the Chief Hound of Moravian College. I hope that when you see fellow alumni, you greet them with a rousing, “Houndem!” and they reply, “Woof!” The greyhound is a noble breed that has an ancient lineage. It is the perfect mascot for the sixth oldest college in the country and the first to educate women. It is also the perfect mascot for a school that is elite without being elitist. The greyhound is gentle, noble and humble. But it is also relentless in its desire to be the best. So to all my fellow Hounds, get out there and Houndem! Mo Grigsby
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Out&About Karen Armstrong Calls for Compassion at Fall Convocation On September 24, author, educator and commentator Karen Armstrong called for all present at Moravian College’s Fall Convocation to become the voices of protest and show the utmost compassion for the “other.” Armstrong’s 2015 Cohen Keynote Address, “The Science of Compassion,” shed light on the difficult issues surrounding violence in the world today while demonstrating how compassion is not a sign of weakness, but rather a moral imperative. The speech officially kicks off the College’s 2015-2016 InFocus programming for “Poverty and Inequality.” Additionally, Armstrong received an Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, presented by Provost Cynthia Kosso and conferred by President Bryon L. Grigsby ’90. Contrary to popular belief, compassion, according to Armstrong, does not mean pity—it is the act of “treating all peoples, whoever they are, as we would wish to be treated ourselves,” she explained to a captivated Johnston Hall crowd. “We need to learn about other people’s poverty,” Armstrong said. “We should all be sleepless.” Armstrong hopes that even when a city or organization implements compassion, citizens will still remain in a state of discomfort in order to insure poverty and inequality do not creep in subtly. “In everything you do try to make a place for the other in your mind and heart and help others to do the same. If not, I don’t think humanity will survive.”
At the end of her address, President Grigsby announced the school would sign her Charter for Compassion. “Look into your heart to discover what gives you pain and refuse, under any circumstances, to inflict that pain on others,” she said. By avoiding imposing views on others one would not want imposed upon him/herself and staying true to the words all men are created equal, Armstrong hopes that society can make “a better, safer, more justifiable world” and make peace not just a dream, but a reality. —Marie Mikols ’16
Moravian Making Headlines The College picked up a number of new accolades in recent months. Check out the newest additions to our long list of awards and recognitions. Reader’s Choice Award
The Princeton Review Of the more than half a dozen higher education institutions in the Lehigh Valley, Moravian College was named the 2015 Reader’s Choice Best Local College by the readers of The Morning Call.
Moravian College was named one of the country’s best institutions for undergraduate education by The Princeton Review, earning us a spot in their annual college guide, The Best 380 Colleges (Random House/Princeton Review). Only the top 15% of the country’s four-year colleges are chosen.
Others are starting to notice what a great investment we are. Moravian College was ranked 35 out of 1,182 colleges and universities nationwide for “graduate outcomes” by Educate to Career, Inc., a California-based nonprofit, in its annual ETC College Rankings Index. The College is the top-ranked institution in the Lehigh Valley and second best in the state of Pennsylvania—one of only three ranked in the top 50 statewide. FALL 2015
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Moravian College Welcomes Record-Breaking Incoming Class With the 2015-2016 academic year off to a great start, the Admission Office at Moravian College reports we welcomed 526 new freshmen and 94 transfers, for a total of 619 new students for the fall 2015 semester—the most in our history. Admissions far exceeded its goal for undergraduate students and increased enrollment by more than 25% over the previous year. The incoming group is not only the largest in the College’s history, it is also extremely well-prepared for the academic rigor at Moravian College. “The Class of 2019 is a special group of ‘Hounds,’” said Steven Soba, vice president for enrollment management. “In our 274-year history, they are easily one of the most ready, able and enthusiastic classes we have ever enrolled. It will be our honor to be a part of their continued educational experience and help them work toward achieving their dreams.” “The entire Moravian College community is thrilled that our newest Greyhounds have joined the family,” added Scott Dams, executive director for admission. “This incoming class reflects the character, diversity and academic quality that the College prides itself on.”
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Chinese Lunchtime Talks
Offer Open Dialogue, New Language Opportunity As the Chinese population continues to grow in the United States and here in the Bethlehem community, more people are beginning to take an interest in the Chinese language and culture. In fact, many students at Moravian College have expressed a desire to learn how to speak the language, although fear it might be too difficult to comprehend. To combat this misconception, Chia-Ling Yeh, adjunct professor of foreign language, has begun offering free Chinese lunchtime talks where students, faculty and staff can learn the basics of the language and explore the cultural aspects of China. During her lunchtime talks, Yeh helps to lessen the worry of learning a completely new language through interactional conversations. Using basic Chinese, students and faculty members learn simple phrases on poster boards. Handouts are also distributed for reference, and conversations in Chinese between those present is encouraged. While learning the language, Yeh also teaches students and faculty about the cultural aspects of China. She believes culture is the most important because it aids in understanding the dynamics of China if one wishes to visit the country. “I just want them to remember and use daily conversation,” Yeh says. “Everyone is welcome and everyone can participate.”
ANNA DEAVERE SMITH “Think carefully and leave with enough knowledge toward a lifetime of making a difference.” Moravian College welcomed actress, author and activist Anna Deavere Smith to discuss matters of social inequality and perform scenes from 2015’s First Year Seminar common reading selection,Twilight Los Angeles 1992. Twilight is centered around the over 240 interviews Smith conducted with people closest to the L.A. riots following the verdicts of Rodney King’s trial in 1992. She dissects the events by delivering the words of these interviews verbatim; allowing the audience to understand through perspective. “Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 gives equal voice to real people who have experienced a singular event through the subjective lenses of their diverse lives,” says Nicole Tabor, associate professor of English and scholar of Deavere Smith. “Smith’s work speaks of and to the symbiotic nature of poverty and inequality, and her book and performance help us to construct meaning from real-world qualitative examples of the two.” Following her performance and a question-and-answer session with students, Smith was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters from President Bryon Grigsby ’90. “To begin college by seeing her enact what she carefully listened to, riveting the audience into listening in turn—and internalizing the diverse points of view—is to gain an intellectual, emotional and kinesthetic introduction to Moravian College’s discourse community,” Tabor said. —Chris Hassay ‘17 FALL 2015
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Moravian Remembers: DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr. Reflecting on a prolific life and an exceptional example of generosity and kindness By Freda Savana
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DeLight E. Breidegam Jr., in white polo and sunglasses, watches as his grandson, Tim Miksiewicz, cuts the ribbon to open The Breidegam Track in 2005.
To know Moravian College is to also know DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr. and his family’s exceptional legacy of giving. The highly successful businessman, who created East Penn Manufacturing in Berks County, passed away on September 9, 2015 at the age of 88. His irrevocable mark on the past, present and future of Moravian College will forever live on. From the Timothy M. Breidegam Track at Steel Field and the Fieldhouse, which also carries his son’s name, as does a scholarship fund, to the Helen S. Breidegam R.N. Scholarship Fund honoring his wife, Moravian College has been transformed by the family’s generosity and extraordinary leadership. The Sally Breidegam Miksiewicz Scholarship Fund, in memory of the couple’s daughter, also highlights the Breidegam’s time-honored devotion to the College. “DeLight has provided significant resources for infrastructure and scholarships at Moravian that have transformed not only the face of the campus, but the futures and lives of hundreds of our current students and graduates alike,” says President Bryon L. Grigsby ’90. “It is difficult to find a program or place at Moravian that has not been touched and renewed by DeLight Breidegam’s involvement and generosity.” Herman Collier, who served as Moravian’s president from 19691986, developed a close relationship with DeLight in the years following the tragic death of his son Timothy, a senior at Moravian, in a 1978 kayaking accident. “The College was devastated,” Collier recalls. “I went to DeLight and Helen’s home to express our sympathy and we seemed to have a camaraderie,” he says. A decades-long friendship followed. He recalls a phone call from DeLight shortly after he and his wife bought a property on a golf course in North Carolina. “DeLight just let me ramble on about the house and then he said, ‘Go look out your front window,’ so I did. DeLight said, ‘See that property down the street? We just bought it.’ We laughed about that for quite awhile,” Collier remembers, fondly. At Collier’s request, Breidegam joined Moravian College’s Board of Trustees in 1978. “We were looking to strengthen the Board and he was a valuable asset. He was admired and respected—a very positive influence,” Collier says. Throughout his long tenure on the Board, FALL 2015
Breidegam provided a high quality of leadership that was deeply appreciated. “He was a very dependable person,” he reflects. “He created a climate of association and trust among the trustees.” Today’s Chairman of the Board of Trustees Ken Rampolla ’79, who knew Tim and Sally personally as well, says he felt he could tell a lot about their family through the “wonderful quality of his children.” Breidegam was a role model for Rampolla as both an entrepreneur and a person of great philanthropy. “One knew he was brilliant, as a business person and successful leader, but was a man without pretense. He had a genuine caring for people and our students,” remembers Rampolla. “If there was ever a first family of Moravian, it was the Breidegams.” In recognition of his tireless commitment to the College, Breidegam was granted the status of Life Trustee in 2007, the same year he was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. In 1995, Breidegam received an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Moravian. He was also an honorary inductee into the College’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Although he did not attend the College, both Timothy and Sally did, as well as three of his grandchildren. “He was a loving father and I believe his strong involvement with the College provided him a certain connection with his son,” says Collier. In a life as large as Breidegam’s, there are many characteristics that form the man and his legacy. He not only made profound contributions to Moravian College, he was a model of citizenship and kindness through his devotion to his family, his company and its employees. During the presentation of his honorary law degree in 2007, former President Christopher M. Thomforde commented on the unique traits that defined DeLight: “Truly outstanding business leadership must also be complemented by a deep respect and support for one’s own community. Exceptionally gifted leaders understand and have a deep and abiding concern for the welfare of the citizens within their own communities, for community values and for community schools. In this regard, DeLight Breidegam’s contributions have been nothing less than absolutely remarkable.” MORAVIAN COLLEGE MAGAZINE
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GREENER FUTURE By Nina Elias
When Jon Soden ’91 was on clean up duty as a child, he didn’t pile up all the waste and begrudgingly throw it in the trash—he recycled it. Meticulously. At a time when few other families on his block knew what to do with their new blue and green bins. “It just made sense to me,” he said on his most recent visit to his alma mater in August. The campus was lush and green, sprinkled with late-summer blooms. It was the perfect day for Jon to return with his mother, Hilda Wolff Soden ’65 and his father, Bob Soden, to continue the implementation of the Green Hound Fund, a $100,000 trust established by the Soden family and contributed to by Moravian College for improved sustainability measures. Everything from light bulbs to windows and beyond will be covered by the Fund to ensure an environmentally (and financially) friendly future for the College. Jon’s ideas about sustainable business practice don’t simply live in the clouds; as a former health club owner, he has seen the major financial and environmental impacts even the smallest changes can make. In 1995, he replaced all the light bulbs in his gym with more efficient options and cut his electric bill by $200 a month while eliminating the need to get up on a ladder to change them every year.
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“Part of it is being cheap, I guess,” he laughed. “Money does drive this. But also, why use more resources than you need?” It’s a question he’s been exploring as a member of the Sustainability Committee. Since 2009, Jon has been working with Frank T. Kuserk, Louise E. Juley professor of biological sciences and director of the environmental studies and sciences program, to discover the eco-friendly initiatives Moravian College is doing well while identifying future projects that could further improve the campus environment. A few months ago, Jon, a partner at Magellan Financial Inc., and his parents were ready to give back to the College again. They previously set up the Soden Family Endowed Fund for Sustainability and wanted this gift to be put toward sustainable efforts as well. This time, they wanted to be involved with how the money would be allocated. Jon originally started his collegiate career at Glassboro State College before transferring to his mother’s alma mater. “He told me he wanted to come to Moravian and I said, ‘Pick me up off the floor!’” Hilda joked, while pointing out where her old living quarters have since given way to administrative offices. Now, she’s thrilled
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to continue her connection to the College while actively working to preserve its future. On the day of their return to campus, the Soden family sat down to lunch with Kuserk, Mark Reed, vice president for finance and administration, and Chad Royer, assistant director for operations in facilities management, planning and construction, to discuss the future of the Green Hound Fund. Instead of giving a set amount and watching it dwindle over several years, it will operate as a revolving fund: money saved through the energy-efficient initiatives at Moravian College will be put right back into the pot. Reed will collect and interpret data and speak to financial feasibility while Royer will use his facilities expertise to speak about the specifics of installations. Kuserk, who has been publicly lauded for his efforts in conservation, brings his scientific background to the conversation. Also at the table: Bertie Knisely ’69, director of leadership giving, for guidance on fundraising. And the Sodens? They bring a love for Moravian College and a passion for its future. “With all these arms of the College at one table, we’ve been able to be extremely productive,” said Jon, sitting between his parents on the first floor of Comenius Hall, hiding out from a warm rain shower. Kuserk and Royer led them on a tour, highlighting the sustainable updates already in place around campus. After examining autotimed sight lights and automated capacity readers, the group ended up at Comenius Hall not for the dramatic views of the stone or even to reminisce of what Comenius looked like when Hilda was an undergraduate (she did a little of that, too), but rather to inspect the state of the windows.
“When I wanted to start the fund, I went right to Frank [Kuserk] and said, ‘Do we have a project?’ He said, ‘Oh yeah, do we have a project.’” The entire group agrees replacing the windows in Comenius Hall is an ideal project for the Green Hound Fund in the future. Along with pulling from the greater Fund, Soden has his sights set on alumni and friends donating individual windows or groups of windows to help save the College tens of thousands of dollars each year—every dollar of which would return to the Fund for future initiatives. “The more you can save and the faster that money comes in, the faster it can then go back out for the next project,” he said. “It is a big project that is going to cost a lot of money, but it is going to save a lot of money by not heating and air conditioning the world.” Beyond windows, the Sodens see a future for the Fund that includes green scholarships for students looking to make a mark on sustainability. Not coincidentally, sustainability is one of the College’s InFocus centers of investigations, noting it a topic that current and future students will be grappling with for decades to come. The Sodens plan to keep donating to the Green Hound Fund every year, and they hope others will follow suit. “To sustain the College, the general fund needs to be large,” Jon begins, “but I also think the Green Hound Fund needs to be substantial because it is dedicated to downsize expenses overtime by upgrading the College in ways that will not only save them money, but also resources.” Eventually Jon, hopes it will help replace HVAC systems and improve the recycling program, but for now, he’s just looking to build up the Fund as much as possible. “We are at the very beginning of this, but we plan to do some very big projects around here.”
To contribute to the Green Hound Fund, contact Bertie Knisely (610)-861-1345 or bertiek@moravian.edu Kuserk, Royer, and the Sodens discuss the money-saving possibilities of replacing Comenius Hall’s windows with more energy-efficient products.
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MORAVIAN COLLEGE Gets a New Look
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Founded in 1742 by a 16-year-old girl, we’re the sixth-oldest colle ge in America. And we were the first to educate wom en, and Native Amer icans in their own language.
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It’s an exciting time for Moravian College—new strategic plan, new energy and, now, a brand new look beginning this fall. “Be a Little Revolutionary” is the call to action for the College’s new branding initiative, which comes complete with fresh, bold colors, a state-of-the-art website and a bright new logo. Being a little revolutionary means marching to your own beat. Zagging when others zig. It’s a willingness to look at existing problems with fresh eyes. That is who we are, and who we have always been.
“Our new branding is a reflection of a renewed sense of ourselves as agents of transformation and our positive spirit, and how it plays out in the lives of our students, alumni and the entire Moravian family,” says Michael Wilson, director of marketing and communications. “Our branding is authentic. It is informed by our history, but is forward thinking, bold and dynamic to attract students with a 21st Century educational experience.” The new look, put together by Mindpower, Inc., is already infiltrating the campus in the form of rebranded posters, name badges, business cards, correspondence and a mass-distribution
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MO RAV IAN CO LLE GE Founded in 1742 by a 16-year-old girl, we’re the sixth-oldest colle ge in America. And we were the first to educate wom en, and Native Amer icans in their own language.
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of our new logo. Our billboards have been refreshed, and even Moravian.edu was reimagined from the inside out. “The new site is built in Drupal, which is the leading platform for web content management among higher education institutions,” says Christie Jacobsen, webmaster. Beyond its dynamic new look, the new website boasts a responsive design suitable for all devices, streamlined navigation and increased social media integration. “It matches our new print marketing—it’s louder, prouder and bolder,” she says. “There are more stories about faculty and student achievements, programs on campus, and the little things that make Moravian unique.” Our ambitious spirit is being spread throughout the country as we speak: admissions counselors are currently on the road finding revolutionary high school seniors to join the pack.
“Our new look is a spotlight on the talent and the little revolutionary experience that awaits our prospective students,” says Steven Soba, vice president for enrollment management. “As our current ‘Hounds’ continue to do great things and add to the lore of our 274-year history, I am confident this new initiative will catapult Moravian College into an even more successful future.”
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YOU GET WHAT YOU GIVE
Sometimes opportunity knocks in the form of a second chance. Jonathan Strauss ’16 is an example of what happens when you utilize every resource. By Jonathan Strauss ’16
The Moravian College community can add great value to your journey if you allow it. Every Greyhound, whether you’ve just graduated or it’s been decades since you’ve been back to campus, has the connections and resources Moravian provides at their fingertips. This community knows how to come together to help students get the most out of their educations. Here’s a glimpse into my journey from an uninspired former athlete to a driven individual, thanks to the life altering experiences that this institution, and the people connected with it, has afforded me. In the fall of 2012, I entered my First Year Seminar class taught by Katie P. Desiderio, associate professor of management. After an injury encouraged me to turn down athletic scholarships at Division I schools, I looked to Moravian’s small school environment to begin my academic career. My dreams of Division I athletics had fallen apart, but Dr. Desiderio was
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determined to help me focus on my new journey. Her passion and devotion to student success is boundless, and her dedication to engage me was inspiring. When I decided to transfer to another institution, Dr. Desiderio saw me through the process of leaving Moravian. But she did not forget about me. When I changed my mind again and decided to come back, she was instrumental in getting me on campus a second time. I began to understand the role that she was playing in my future: she was no longer my academic adviser, but she continued to invest in me as a student, an opportunity she would extend to anyone willing to take it. That moment of realization was when I began to trust the Moravian College process. While completing my sophomore and junior years, Dr. D played a key role in presenting opportunities to me. One of those opportunities was applying to become a Student Trustee.
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ABOVE Jonathan Strauss ’16 and Andy Hart ’90 pause under the Bangkok arm of the College’s international sign. Strauss traveled every one of those 13,972 km to Bangkok for his internship at Tiffany & Co. PREVIOUS Clockwise from left, Katie P. Desiderio, Strauss, Amy Saul, and Hart find a moment to catch up on campus this summer. All were instrumental in securing and funding Strauss’ internship.
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NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, somewhere out there is a better version of yourself and it’s your exclusive responsibility to find that person each and every day. In the fall of 2014, I was sworn in as the newest member of the Moravian College Board of Trustees as a student trustee. This one opportunity helped me gain two prolific mentors, the first being Patrick Perone ’15, Senior Student Trustee for the class of 2015. Patrick showed me what it takes to be a success and continues to drive me forward through his own example. He saw something in me and has since connected me with numerous alumni and Moravian College community members, most notably Andy Hart ’90, Senior Vice President of Tiffany & Co., in New York City, my second mentor. It, once again, felt like someone else at Moravian was presenting me with the resources to shape my future, and I wasn’t about to let them go to waste. In my short but fruitful experience, I’ve learned that when it comes to networking, you get what you give. It is not all about what you get. Are you engaging in class? Are you engaging with your peers? Are you engaging with faculty, staff and other alumni? In everything that you do, are you putting forth your best effort? It is the small building blocks in life that add up to the monumental things. And so I began fostering a genuine mentor relationship with Andy through email, phone calls and in-person meetings. After meeting with him at Tiffany & Co.’s corporate headquarters in New York City and seven months of follow up conversation, he presented me with the opportunity for seasonal employment at Tiffany & Co. in Bangkok, Thailand for the summer of 2015, making me the first international intern for the company. Not someone from Harvard or Yale or even Penn State—me, a biology major from Moravian College. I barely had time to contemplate the challenges of this opportunity before Amy Saul, associate dean of career and civic engagement, and Julia Gasdaska ’07, director of major gifts for the College, began using their resources to find the financial means necessary to achieve my goal. I was connected with Tom Ortwein ’77, an alumnus living in Bangkok who generously donated the financial support needed. He made me feel welcome in Thailand before I even got there—he even offered me his bicycle. By trusting the foundational principles of this institution— to provide every opportunity for students, alumni, faculty and staff to engage together within the community and reach their full potential—I was able to get the internship of my dreams and move closer to professional success. Did you know these principles are active and alive in our faculty, staff, students and alumni every day? After my experience, I am certain they are. Reaching your full potential as a student or alumni of Moravian College is not easy, but hard work and trusting the process allows you to strive. There is no “hands off approach” FALL 2015
to success. No one is going to do the work for you, and great opportunity is not handed out to anyone. Great opportunity is seized. The Moravian College community is rich and extensive, and tapping into its resources is simple, but you need to have the desire to do so. It takes the approach that most of us take to recreational and sporting events: the Houndem spirit. Go ahead and take Houndem as a literal approach to accessing the plethora of resources offered to every single member of our community. With a Houndem like spirit, the odds of reaching your target employment goals are drastically improved. A foot in the door, an informational interview, or an unpaid internship is often the byproduct of such spirit—whether on the giving or receiving end. President Grigsby raises the banner of Moravian College in this way: “We are an elite college without being elitists.” I embrace this truth and, with that, we have no excuse not to be the hardest working individuals in any competitive environment. Hold your head high, wear your attitude like a garment of pride, and work like a Greyhound; your returns will bring accolades that will point back to the Moravian College community. For me, being a Greyhound is about living a reflective life, finding fulfillment in the work I do and serving as a leader today, tomorrow and every day following. I realize what this College has done for me and, with intention, I plan to be engaged within the community for years to come. As Greyhounds, we are responsible for cultivating our own pride. Pride for our school comes from a decision to be a student, alumni, faculty or staff member that brings honor to the institution. It is not the school’s responsibility to cultivate the pride in you; it’s their responsibility to create the environment to allow you to thrive. You bring the respect and the honor by your behavior, involvement and support. That’s what being a Greyhound means. When looking back at your Moravian College experience, ask yourself this: What is my purpose? More importantly, what is my legacy? A person’s legacy is the value that he or she adds to those around them. As alumni, are you giving back to the institution? Give back at all costs, no matter what it is. Be it 1¢ or $1 million, an international internship or a day at your office, it is all the same in the eyes of a student striving for success. No matter who you are, somewhere out there is a better version of yourself and it’s your exclusive responsibility to find that person each and every day. If we as a community embrace this truth, this institution will continue to flourish for generations to come. And so the question remains: what is your legacy? MORAVIAN COLLEGE MAGAZINE
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Drawing UP Success
THE MORAVIAN EFFECT: Sean Delonas ’84
By Matt Cordes
Sean Delonas ’84 can trace his professional success as an artist to a winter semester abroad, when he traveled to Italy, Switzerland and Germany with Rudy Ackerman, the widely-respected former chair of the art department at Moravian College.
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Fast forward some 30 years later to Delonas teaching drawing and painting part-time at the Baum School of Art in Allentown, Pa.—a position that Ackerman and his wife, Rose, helped Delonas land. Delonas started this teaching chapter of his life with a heavy heart, however. Ackerman passed away from cancer this summer. “I got a Facebook message from his wife after I got the job at Baum, and she said he would have been so happy if he had known I would be teaching there,” Delonas says. “My experience was richer for having known both of them. He was a great educator and a wonderful person.” While Delonas admits that he was a “terrible student,” Ackerman always gave him good grades—and foresaw the immense talent in Delonas’s work that would catapult him into the spotlight as a successful illustrator. Art and music defined Delonas’s time at Moravian. When he wasn’t drawing, he played keyboards in a band, performing at campus parties and dances and sealing lifelong friendships with his band mates. “I made some of the best friends I ever had at Moravian,” Delonas says. “I did a lot of things I normally wouldn’t do, met a lot of people from different backgrounds. It opened me up to a lot of new experiences. It was a place I was sad to leave.” But into the real world he emerged. After graduating, Delonas moved to New York City and worked freelance illustration jobs before starting as the Page Six cartoonist at the New York Post in 1990, a position he held until taking a buyout in 2013. For New Yorkers even slightly concerned with the social and entertainment goings on in the city that never sleeps, Page Six serves as a daily must-read. And for nearly 25 years, that page included Delonas’s work. During those 23 years, Delonas bore witness to a number of historic moments—from mafia activity and celebrity sightings to an Al Sharpton protest and meeting three presidents—as well as moments of tragedy and turmoil. “You just try to capture the feeling of the moment and what everyone is going through. With 9/11, I did a cartoon that said, ‘The other twin towers of NY,’ and instead of the WTC towers we had a fireman and a policeman,” Delonas recalls. “That was used by one of the charities the Post was associated with.” Deciding how to convey tragedies in cartoon form was not the only challenge Delonas faced at the Post; the most pressing obstacles were the death threats. “When you’re in the media, people for some reason have this feeling that they have the right to harass you.” At at one point, the Post hired police detectives to watch his house.
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“It’s tough having someone go through your work every day for the purpose of harassing you,” he says. “After seeing what happened in Paris [with the Charlie Hebdo massacre in January 2015], I consider myself lucky. That’s very upsetting that there will always be some crazy person who wants to stop you from having an opinion.” As is often the case with artists, Delonas has juggled a number of other gigs over the years: freelancing for the Weekly Standard, earning an MFA at the New York Academy of Art, and, for good measure, painting the altar in New York’s Church of St. Agnes. In addition to part-time teaching, Delonas continues to freelance for a number of magazines and publications, including Newsmax, City Journal, NY Financial Writers, Peterson’s Hunting, Retirement Advisor and Kentucky Living. His work has been seen in Broadway shows and on television, and lives in the permanent collections of the Library of Congress, Brooklyn Museum of Art, Newseum, New York Historical Society Library and Museum, Cartoon Art Museum, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum and more. He’s published two books and has two more in the works. His latest book, The Ones They Didn’t Print (and Some of the Ones They Did) features both previously printed cartoons and never-before-seen selections from his 23 years at the Post. He returned to his roots to speak about his book and sign copies at the Moravian Book Shop in Bethlehem, Pa., this June. “I don’t know if I’ll make much money from it, but it was a nice way to close that chapter of my life as a cartoonist.” As he hones his teaching skills and enters the next chapter of his professional life, perhaps Delonas will be given the opportunity to show his art students around Europe—and maybe, just maybe, he’ll have as much influence as Ackerman had on him.
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List of Donors 2014-2015
Moravian College Giving to MORAVIAN This has been another good year for giving to Moravian College, and we would like to extend a sincere thank you to all alumni, parents and friends who made gifts to the College this past year. Highlights include: •
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Total giving to the College this year was $5,337,903 exceeding the goal for this fiscal year Gifts to the Moravian Scholarship Fund totaled $1,153,074 and was the largest total in the last six years The number of Comenius Society donors increased this year by 23 to an all-time high of 449
Another highlight of this past year was successfully completing the College’s first ever comprehensive capital campaign,
GIVING CLUBS THE COMENIUS SOCIETY Moravian Circle 1742 Circle Chairman’s Circle Trustee Circle President’s Associates Heritage Club Comenius Society
$100,000+ $ 50,000+ $ 25,000+ $ 10,000+ $ 5,000+ $ 2,500+ $ 1,000+
-----It was also a great year for giving at the Seminary. Through innovative programs and the responsiveness of alumni, friends and family, we accomplished the following:
The Campaign for Moravian: Pride. Passion.Opportunity. We surpassed our goal of $45 million with support for the following: •
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Over $9 million for capital projects including The Hill, Collier Hall of Science and Comenius Hall $8 million for the Moravian Scholarship Fund 64 new endowed scholarship funds with a value of $12 million $8 million for restricted purposes, including the Blue & Grey Club, Music Alliance, Friends of Reeves Library, Career Services and funds to purchase works of art for the College’s collection $6 million in endowed gifts for support of academic programs and the general endowment fund
OTHER GIVING CLUBS Monocacy Club Founders Club Colonial Club Greyhound Club
$ 500+ $ 50+ $ 150+ up to $ 149
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Unrestricted Annual Fund giving was the highest total in four years and exceeded the goal by $46,489 The total raised for the Annual Fund was $431,366 also the highest total in the past four years The participation rate was 31%, which eclipsed an aggressive goal of 30%
None of these accomplishments for the Seminary would have been possible were it not for the Northern and Southern Provinces of the Moravian Church. Their continued support is greatly appreciated.
Thank you to all of those donors listed on the following pages that have made a gift to the College or the Seminary. We would not be able to provide the financial aid, facilities or programs that make it possible for our students to receive an education that prepares them for the challenges and opportunities that await them following graduation.
Visit www.moravian.edu/annualreport for more information.
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PRISCILLA PAYNE HURD SOCIETY The Priscilla Payne Hurd Society was established in 2012 as a way to recognize
Mary Beth Krater ’64
Patricia Owen ’74 &
those individuals and private foundations whose extraordinary generosity has
helped to shape, transform and sustain Moravian College.
Employees of East Penn
Virginia Dancy ’59 & John, III Dickie
Ms. Sandra Dressler
& James M. Dinneen Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Timothy A., M.D. ’73 DeBiasse
Anonymous Donor*
Harlan F. Fulmer M.D. ’43*
Ernst & Young Foundation
Duggan & Marcon Inc.
Mr. Cyril J. Anderson
Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43
Patricia Price &
Eden Charitable Foundation
Mr. Donald C. Anderson*
Holly Beach Public Library Association
Electric Battery Company LLC
Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr.*
Mrs. Priscilla Payne Hurd*
Harlan F. Fulmer M.D. ’43*
Kathleen & Michael M. ’72 Ellis
Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, Inc.
Gladys Edgar ’42* & James T.* Marcus
Phyllis B. & Myron, M.D. ’57 Genel
Miss Carolyn D. Felker ’68
Mr. John H. Clewell*
Frank E. & Seba B. Payne Foundation
Genuine Parts Company
Mr. Elmer D. Gates
Ms. Mildred S. Clewell*
The Reeves Foundation
Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. ’90
Harmony Press Inc
Bertha Finkelstein ’37*
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Reinhard
Beth & Woodrin ’66 Grossman
Elinor Shute ’91 & Andrew W. ’91 Hart
Ms. Bertha-Mae Starner ’27*
Amy Kohler ’95 & Robert Howard
Mr. J. Robert Hess P ’81
IBM Corporation
Constance Stirling ’68
Johnson Controls
Ms. Phyllis G. Kreider ’46
Mr. Joseph B. Hoffmeier, Jr. ’88
Deborah Oplinger ’73
Hotel Bethlehem
Elizabeth & James J., MD ’60 Houser
& Bernard L.* Cohen
THE COMENIUS SOCIETY The Comenius Society comprises alumni, trustees, friends, parents, corporate leaders, and faculty and staff members who share the conviction that Moravian
Dennis E. ’62 Estheimer
& Russell McKinnon
& Thomas W. Hodson
Susanne & Gregg L. ’77 McNelis
Barbara Colbourne ’77
defines what it means to be a 21st century educational institution, carrying
Claire L. & Parry J., M.D. ’66 Miller
Comenius’ ideals forward in a way that merits significant financial support.
Mr. Henry W. Nehilla ’67
Institute of Management
Terence L. O’Rourke, Jr. M.D. ’86
Linda G. & Thomas A., Jr. ’77 Ortwein
J.G. Petrucci Company, Inc.
Betsey Tait ’51 & John W. Puth
Mr. Michael L. Karapetian ’97
Research Corporation for
Leslie M. &
Members of the Comenius Society have supported Moravian by making a gift of $1,000 or more during the last fiscal year.
MORAVIAN CIRCLE Ms. Beverly A. Bell ’56* Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr. P ’84* Ruth Overfield Fidorack ’41* Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43 Priscilla Payne Hurd Charitable Lead Unitrust Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Merck Company Foundation Moravian Church, Northern Province Moravian Church, Southern Province National Science Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Fred Reinhard P ’86, P ’90
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mrs. Victoria Hermsted Badorf* Mr. & Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette Alvin H. Butz, Inc.
Richard T. Jr., D.D.S. ’77 Kingston
Ms. Diane Haines & William J.
Janice Whitfield ’64 &
Company, Inc.
Rosenberg, Esq. ’49
John G., Ph.D. ’65 Landis
Exxon-Mobil
Drs. Bettie & Oles Smolansky
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Langdon
Mr. Robert P. Flicker ’71
Hilda Wolff ’65 & Harry R. Soden P ’91
Larger Life Foundation
Mr. John T. Humphrey*
Teresa Rizzo ’92 &
Teresa Segar ’88 & Gary L. ’88 Long
Mr. Leslie C. Jones ’68
Mr. Bruce W. Marold
Mr. William A. Kimmel ’72*
Honnie P. Spencer, M.D. ’90
Diane L. & Robert C. ’74 May P ’02
Mrs. Brenda Krajci ’65
Mr. Merr W. Trumbore ’62
Beth Ann &
Mr. Charles E. Merrill, Jr.
Lynn Aprill ’11, ’14 & Kerry Webb
National Endowment for the Humanities
Wirtz Family Foundation
Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
Jonathan D. ’91 Soden
Miss Johanna Ott* Anne McCandless ’79 & Kenneth J. ’79 Rampolla RMI Ralph L. Shields, M.D. ’60 P ’89 Helen & F. P., M.D. ’43* Sutliff Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Weller P ’06 Mrs. Gail Smith Winson ’66
TRUSTEE CIRCLE Air Products Foundation Mr. Cyril J. Anderson Batteries Plus LLC Teri McCandless ’81 & Ray J., Jr. ’81 Bishop P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Breidegam Evelyn Trodahl ’68 & Richard Chynoweth «Consistent Giving Society
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Accountants, Inc.
East Penn Manufacturing
Ms. Dorothy L. Ruyak ’54*
1742 CIRCLE Mrs. Frances Longacre Barnard ’51* Sandra L. & Placido A. ’78 Corpora Mr. & Mrs. Martin Engels Patricia Ann & Anthony ’59 Morelli Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. William S. Schaninger Jr., Ph.D. ’93, ’98 Sodexo Carol Herman Szarko M.D. ’62 Mr. David A. Zinczenko ’91
Science Advancement
& F. Robert Jr. ’76 Huth
Joseph C. L., M.D. ’64 Merola
Linda & Christopher A. ’88 Ohmacht
PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Adam F. Ambielli B. Braun Medical, Inc. Margaret & D. Wayne ’04 Barefoot Mrs. Lois Brunner Bastian ’50 Louis W. Bender, Ph.D. ’50 Berman Freightliner Boyle Construction Inc. Ms. Terri Koser Brady ’82 Laurie Riley ’82 & Lloyd S. Brubaker Jennifer Swain ’73 & Harry S. Jr., M.D., Ph.D. ’72 Clarke Club Assist US LLC Judith Acker ’57 & Bernard Cornwell Maria Corpora, Esq. ’72 Jaime Marks ’04 & Brian J. ’02 Corvino Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 & Mr. Warren Gericke P’ 11
Barbara A. Osborne, Ph.D. ’70
& Dr. Richard A. Goldsby
Ann C. & Brian H. ’82 Oswald Janna Barclay ’95 &
Todd D. ’93 Parlee
PenTeleData Christine &
Michael J. ’75 Perrucci P ’97
Jennifer & Daniel P. ’91 Petrozzo Diana & Raymond J. ’89 Reimer Mrs. Melissa Miller Robbins ’69 Jennifer &
Bryan W., Ph.D. ’86 Sandmann
Miss Cornelia Schlotter ’57 Patricia Nemesh ’70 &
Robert J., Jr. Schoenen
Ms. Christine Kulp Scott Mary C. T. Kincaid ’68
& John L. Squarcia P ’96
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thank you Linda Joseph ’73 &
Keystone Savings Foundation
AT&T Foundation
Rhonda & Randal R. ’78 Dietz
Suzanne Kmet ’91 & William A. Diaz
Miss Linda L. Atiyeh ’88
Miss Marcella I. Dimmick ’35
Mr. William J. Straccia ’58
Rev. Dr. Nola R. Knouse ’09
Melissa Hege ’98 & Mario Ayala
Jennifer Coffin, Ph.D. ’99, ’11
Tides Foundation
Susan H. Kuenstner ’83 & Tom Coleman
Mrs. Karen Bader
Trans-Bridge Lines Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Kulp
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Robin Ziegler ’79 & Christos Dogas
Traxys North America LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kulp
Carol F. & Paul D. ’75 Balascki
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Domchek
Tulip Corporation
Linda Wells ’69 & Roger C. Lark
Mr. James E. Barnes
Georgene Billiard ’63
Ida E. & David B., M.D. ’71 Vasily P ’02
Lehigh Gas Corporation
Barnes & Noble
Vulcan Materials Company
Mrs. Joyce B. Lyon
Mrs. Catherine Daws Baylog ’56*
Kathleen Doyle ’68 &
Mrs. Deloris Ashcroft Wallace ’50
MAC Engineering &
Mr. Gary A. Becker
Kathy & Gordon Weil
Kathy Lynn & Robert E. ’80 Beitler
Mrs. Mary C. Dull
Mr. Mark Wels
Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Bell
Rev. Dr. Sally A. Brown
The Wolf Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. James Mclean P ’03
Mr. Donald M. Bellis ’78
Janice ’82, ’91 & Thomas Young
Mr. Benjamin L. Meluskey ’60
Mrs. Irma Beltram P ’75, P ’83
Shari Miller ’80 & James A. ’78 Dunstan
Ms. Linda Zacher
Barbara & Lloyd H., Ph.D. ’64 Michael
Constance L. & David E. ’88 Bennett
Mr. Joseph P. Durso
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85
Miss Susan M. Bennett ’84
Linda H. & Denis M. ’69 Duvoisin
HERITAGE CLUB
Janie Whallon ’74 & Richard A. Muir
Leanna M. & Timothy J. ’75 Berger
Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Early
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Albarell
Missy & James P., Ed.D. ’96 Orlando
Richard J. Bianco Jr. Esq. ’98
Edward Robinson Trust
Albarell Electric, Inc.
Ms. Nancy A. Pace P ’11
Mrs. Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer ’57
Gail E. Ekstrand, Ed.D. ’62
Mrs. Janet Outten Amos ’43*
Mr. Bryan Peacock
Mr. Stephen D. Black
Kathleen Fallon, Ph.D. ’69
Association of Independent Colleges
PNC Bank, N.A.
Melanie & Mark A. ’95 Bonsall
Mrs. Donna Reemsnyder
Dolores B. & Donald R., D.Ed. ’57 Bortz
Mrs. Zora Martin Felton ’52
Rita Roseman ’61 &
Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP
A. Joanne & John H., M.D. ’54
Dr. Don C. Follmer P ’77
Trish & Colin G. ’78 Sandercock
Mrs. Lorraine J. Fox*
Kristin & Todd E. ’86 Bateson
Silverman Gallery
Johanna & Neil A. ’59 Boyer
Kerri & Kerry S., Esq. ’85 Freidl
Dr. Hilde Binford
Laura Lee & Britt J., Esq. ’95 Simon
Ms. Denise A. Bradley ’94
Grace & Peter L., Ph.D. ’60 French
Beth Williams ’78 & Frank D. Boyer
Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld
Brickman Group Ltd
Patricia H. & Mark A. ’78 Fried
Tara & Christopher J. ’96 Brown
Leslie D. Smith ’96 & James F. Pfieffer
Mrs. Colleen Workman
Mr. Robert J. Fulmer P ’87, P ’92
Michele & Steven J. ’90 Burd
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linda Shay, Esq. ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Carney
Maureen & Jeremy M. ’00 Straub
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Buck P ’06, P ’10, P ’12
Dr. Carlson R. Chambliss
Dr. & Mrs. David R. Taschler
Mrs. Betty U. Buralli* P ’73
Lynn Castagnoni ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Christensen
Mrs. Margaret Taylor P ’75, P ’82
Mr. & Mrs. James O. Burri
Martin D. Cohen Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Truscott P ’14
Busy Workers Society of
Patricia F. ’98 & Harold H. Jr. Garner
Dr. Audrey West &
Hilary Martin, Esq. ’93
Ms. Julia E. Gasdaska ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cahill P ’18
Anne Shea, Esq. ’94 & Charles Gaza
James M. ’73, 95 Stevens
and Universities of Pennsylvania Charles E., Jr. ’60 Bartolet
Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80
Equipment Company, Inc.
& Walter T. ’90 Wandall
Bowman P ’82, P ’94
Bruckart ’60, P ’72, P ’79
Central Moravian Church
& Joshua P. ’99 Dodd
& Harry E. ’64 Dooley J. Michael ’68, ’71 Dowd
& Mr. Peter T. Dunbar ’66
& James Kline
& Neville Gardner P ’08 & Timothy S. ’73 Gardner
Mr. Scot J. Dapp
Mr. Scott H.Warrick ’82
Cantel Medical Corporation
Mr. Glenn A. Geissinger ’88
Kathryn Werst ’59 & Wayne L. Detwiler
Barbara Roberts ’61 &
JoAnn B. & Joseph P. ’61 Castellano
Generation Investment
Mr. Robert L. Dutt ’68
Mrs. Gloria Gately Chipman ’45
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fox P ’87
Adele G. & Earl C. ’57 Zeiner P ’98
Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty Jr.
Mr. Daniel R. Gilbert Jr.
CIGNA Corporation
Jane L. & Richard L. ’61 Gilbert
Patricia A. & W. Eugene ’68 Clater
Gillespie Printing
Mrs. Judith S. Cohen
Pamela W. & Carl F. ’66 Gitschier
Dr. & Mrs. Herman E. Collier Jr.
Dana & Jan ’72 Gollins P ’09
Suzanne Bleiler ’82 & Jon B. ’82 Conrad
Betsy S. & Philip A. ’65 Gottshall P ’96
Heather McGarvie ’05 &
Sharon Duffy ’90
John W. ’59 Woltjen
General Electric Foundation Ms. Lea B. Glembot Nancy Likman ’78 & Mark R. Graham Nancy & Robert K. ’75 Gratz P ’08 Kristina Jones ’79 & Joseph M. Groller Ms. Marilyn L. Herwig ’75 Highmark Blue Shield Marie & George E. ’59 Hollendersky Mary K. & Richard D. ’85 Hooper Mr. George T. Hudson ’59 Mr. Ralph W. Hunsicker ’76 Daren A. & F. James ’69 Hutchinson Kimberly Deischer ’91
& Thomas R. ’90 Ike
Johnson & Johnson Company Just Born Inc. Louise & Thomas F. ’49 Keim P ’72
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COMENIUS SOCIETY Mary Faith Yanno ’78 & David W. ’78 Abbuhl P ’09 Mr. George B. Adams ’50 Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison Mr. Alvin A. Albright, Jr. American Express Foundation Elizabeth A. & Richard E. ’70 Anderson Mary Kate Turowski, Ed.D. ’96 & Kevin M., Esq. ’94 Andris Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler & Mr. William Arnold ArcelorMittal Karen ’88 & Jose P. Arencibia Beth Hance ’90 & Craig A. Arnold P ’18
Daniel A. ’05 Corey
Management LLP
& Richard P. ’90 Graham
Mrs. Beverly S. Corkhill ’73*
Dr. & Mrs. Marc Granson
Cornerstone Advisors Asset
Ms. Sallie L Greenfield
Margaret & Joseph A. ’72 Grieshaber
Management, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Crawford
Guardian Life Insurance Company
Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Daubenspeck
Bela J. Gulyas, Ph.D. ’62
Ms. Suzanne Astbury Decker ’61
Amy S. & David B. ’86 Guthrie
Jennifer Hastings ’04 &
Mrs. Roy C. Haberkern
Patricia Murray ’82
Timothy C. ’03 Deily
Dr. & Mrs. George S. Diamond
Stephanie & Robert H. ’63 Dietrich P ’95
Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99 & Rev.
& Kenneth D. ’81 Hanna
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Diane Feeney ’82 & Alfred Mateo
Ann H. & Peter A. ’76 Raines P ’10, P ’12
Spirk Brothers Inc.
Kathryn Horwath ’52 & Ray H. Hartman
Keith K. Harke ’99
Kiera & Stephen M. ’96 Mathey
Elizabeth T. & Thomas J. ’74 Rappolt
Stevens & Lee
Tamera Boote ’81 & Gary R. Hatton
Barbara Frowery ’67 &
Cynthia Pummer ’83 &
STG, Inc.
Candy Barr, Esq. ’79
Ann Woltjen ’63 & Grove W., Esq. ’63
Mary Ellen Markey ’83 &
Marjorie & A. Reed ’74 Raymond
Stoddard
Drs. Linda & Ned Heindel
Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Reed
Rev. Cheryl A. Stoneback ’04
Mr. Carl J. Helmich Jr. ’53, ’57
Catherine C. & James A. ’82
Jane Young ’69 & James L. ’70* Regina
Dr. Susan Martin Studds
Jane Tatum ’90 & Carl O. Helstrom
Anne M. & James H. Reid
Katherine B. &
Elizabeth & William V. ’58 Herbein
Shirely Hart ’63 & Gerald D. McBride
Mrs. Barbara Reimers P ’92
Ms. Joan G Herbstman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Kelly McLean ’03 & Tyler Rindock
Nancy M. & Gregory J. ’85 Tavalsky
Mr. Alan L. Herd ’67
Mr. Joseph M. Michalczyk ’94
Mrs. Betty Adams Roach ’43
Tiffany & Company
Rev. Lunnett M. Hilliard
Isidore Mihalakis, M.D. ’58
Ms. Renee L. Roberts ’74
Lori J., Ph.D. & Robert Toedter P ’06
Donna Stadinger ’64 & Frank L. Hocker
Mr. Ronald L. Miksiewicz ’84 P ’14, P ’16
Mr. Victor M. Rodriguez Jr.
Rev. Dr. Heather Hartung Vacek
Douglas R. ’81 & Susan L. Hooper
Dr. Alma A. Miles-Koch
Dr. & Mrs. Ervin J. Rokke
Mr. Evan B. Howell ’81
Barbara Schlegel ’47 &
Rev. Canon Gwendolyn-Jane ’81
Mr. Robert A. Verrone ’90
Kathy Kratzer ’89 &
Victaulic Company of America
Mr. Jody R. Miller ’70
Gayle Fischer ’86 &
Rev. Dr. Walter H. &
Anne & John C. G. ’64 Hutchison
Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Miller P ’00
Charlsie Keefe ’05 & Todd R. ’05 James
Mr. Borko Milosev ’04
Gavin B. Rubin, Esq. ’90
Mr. James R. Walker P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. John Jamula P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Minner
Sandy & Eric S. ’69 Ruskoski
Ms. June T. Watts
Jewish Federation of the Lehigh Valley
Mr. David Mirro ’73
Anita S. & Robert C. ’60 Russoli P ’88
LaRae & Lee A., Ph.D. ’57 Weaver
Kathleen H. & Gary L. ’73 Johnson
Carol Ann & Suleiman ’73
Deborah L. & Norman D. ’73 Sam
Mrs. Diane Yaeck Wellington ’57 P ’80
Myra Heimbrook ’66
Donna K. & Gary L. ’63 Sandercock
Linda L. & David L. ’64, ’67
& Michael O. ’66 Jones
Moravian Church Eastern District
Debbie & Brian C. ’91 Sarisky
Ms. Judith Plocher Kaaua ’67
Russell E. Morgan Jr., Dr.P.H. ’65
Doris Wood &
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilke IV
Mr. C. Cassard Kaesemeyer
Russell E. & Elizabeth W.
Carolyn & Roger O. ’68 Williams
Pauline & Robert E. ’77 Kafafian
Eleanore Beck ’56
Dr. Jennifer B. Wilson P ’18
Denise S. ’93 & Arthur T. Katsaros
Ms. Pamela Moschini P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Wilson P ’16
Corinne E. & Robert M. ’66 Keller
Mrs. Margan Sztuk Mulvaney ’82, P ’16
Elizabeth Jennings ’90
Dr. Robert R. Windolph
Karyl C. & Samuel Y., III ’65 Kern
Janice & Mark D. ’77 Myslinski
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wisnosky P ’15
Claire M. ’87, ’95 & Michael Klatchak
Sara B. & William C. ’62, ’63 Needs
Michael D. Schrenko D.O. ’70
Jane Metzler ’66 & Peter D. ’73 Wolfe
Mrs. Kathryn Broczkowski Klein ’67
Rev. Dr. Christine L. Nelson
Andrea & Anthony E. ’94 Schuler
Mrs. Priscilla Wolle
Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69 P ’00
Anita Filler ’61&
Mrs. Nancy C. Schultz
Ms. Anita-Jean Wright ’81 &
Beverly Gaston ’73 & Dale Kochard
Mrs. MaryAnn Sedlock
Ms. Sedef Koktenturk ’95
Rev. Kenneth W. Nowack ’51*
Nancy Duckworth ’81
Norma Boldt ’49 & John H. Wynne
Denise & John J. ’92 Kruse
Dr. Gary L. Olson
Karen Glenn ’82 & Edwin E. ’77 Yeakel
Paul E. Kurzeja, Esq. ’89
Olympus America Inc.
Andrew K. Semmel, Ph.D. ’64
Mr. Paul R. Yochum
Jean Sosoka ’56 & Joseph A. Lavelle
Dr. & Mrs. Terence O’Rourke, Sr. P ’86
Kathryn M. & R. Scott ’84 Shellington
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Zondag P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh K. Leatherman, Jr.
Marie A. & Harold F., Jr. ’61
Julie Jones, Ph.D. ’02 &
Debra Lewis ’75 & Carl W. Zvanut
Donna J. Lee ’76 & John J. Stecher
Drs. Eva & Michael Leeds
Janine J. & Jon P. ’79 Otis
Joseph M. Shosh, Ph.D. ’88
Lehigh Valley Arts Council
Rebecca J. & Patrick T. ’80 Parenty
Mr. Andrew J. Shreter
Mary E. & Steven W. ’79 LeVan
Corinne Fusco ’78 &
Marsha & Robert C., Sr. ’68 Silcox
Honorable Wilma A. Lewis
Mr. Darold W. Silkwood
Mr. Charles H. Lindner Jr. ’60, P ’88
Mrs. Doreen H. Paynton P ’89
Susan Collins ’72 & Donald Sillivan
Carol A. & Michael G. ’83 Link
Dr. Joseph Pena &
Nelda & Robert C. ’51 Simonson
Dr. Janet Loengard
Susan Clay ’69 &
Sharyn & Hal A. ’01 Long
Mr. Joseph T. Perno
Susan Sandt ’92 &
Pfizer Corporation
Mrs. Marian A Smith
& Mark J. Heimbach P ’09
Gregory D. ’90 Hughes
Armando M. ’91 Lopez
Nicholas R. Matlaga Bruce K. ’84 Mayer McAdoo P ’15
Kenneth Miller P ’75
Modjadidi P ’06
Morgan Foundation
Paul F. ’60 Noonan P ’89
Oswald P ’82
Frederick S. ’77 Patt
Dr. Karen Cortellino P ’17
Michael P. ’82 Rauscher
& Robert D. Romeril Thomas H. Rowland
David A. ’60 Schattschneider & Henry E. Schleicher & Steven T. Schreier
& Ronald J. ’83 Semanick
& Mr. Gary Vacek
Rev. Deborah M. Wagner
Wickmann P ’91, P ’95, P ’00
Mr. Michael J. Kelly
Phillip, Ph.D. Shilane
Arthur W., Jr. ’68 Smith P ’96, P ’01
Mr. Donald B. Pinkowsky ’93
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Smith
Dr. Nicole L. Loyd
Daniel A. Polanski, Esq. ’80
Miss Constance M. Sokalsky ’71
Barbara & Howard E., Ph.D. ’71 Lubert
Barbra & Kurt J. ’89 Poling P ’17
Mrs. Jean Holzinger Somers ’69
Elizabeth Tober ’76 & James S. ’76 Lyon
Laurie M. & Michael ’78 Popowycz
Dr. Kay Somers & Mr. Bruce Somers
Judith Studwell ’63 &
Mr. & Mrs. William Potts Jr.
Susan & Gordon L. ’57, ’61
Lenore & Joseph L. ’60 Powlette
Yvonne Thompson Maddox, Ph.D.
PPL Corporation
Laura S. & Paul C. ’83 Sommers
Atty. & Mrs. Blake C. Marles
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Pruitt
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Sorenson
Dr. & Mrs. Roger H. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Andre Python, Jr. P ’11
Colleen & Bruce C. ’87 Spencer
Ms. Sherry Mason Brown
Laura Kellers Queen, Ed.D. ’96
Mr. Arthur R. Spengler ’55
James O. ’63 MacDonald
Ronald J., Ph.D. ’61 Stupak
Sommers P ’82, P ’83
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thank you COLLEGE ALUMNI 1935 Total Giving: $2,000 100% Participation Comenius Society Marcella I. Dimmick 1941 Total Giving: 170,936 15% Participation Moravian Circle Ruth Overfield Fidorack* Greyhound Club Alethea Cliff Shurskis 1942 Total Giving: $350 36% Participation Founders’ Club Mary Ellen Binder Orben Greyhound Club John Compardo Ed.D. Avis L. Gordon Virginia Paulson Kocher * 1943 Total Giving: $291,996 52% Participation Moravian Circle Genevieve Riordan Gee Chairman’s Circle F. P. Sutliff M.D.* Trustee Circle Harlan F. Fulmer M.D.* Heritage Club Janet Outten Amos* Comenius Society Betty Adams Roach Founders’ Club June Bright Reese Colonial Club Wilfred L. Dreger Greyhound Club Burton L. Kelchner Janet Thompson Powers Doreen Coburn Walters Warren D. Wenger 1944 Total Giving: $700 16% Participation
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By year, total giving, and percentage of participation Monocacy Club Doris Minnick Kuchar Colonial Club Elizabeth Butterfield Marthaler Greyhound Club Katrina Stolp Homewood 1945 Total Giving: $1,300 25% Participation Comenius Society Gloria Gately Chipman Colonial Club Phyllis Rose Iacocca Greyhound Club Beryl L. Harrison Jacquelyn Stout McGiffert 1946 Total Giving: $10,675 35% Participation Trustee Circle Phyllis G. Kreider Monocacy Club Ann Rosenau Smythe Greyhound Club Victor M. Bove D.O. Lloyd A. Fatzinger Joseph S. Policelli Jo-Ann Farquhar Riepen 1947 Total Giving: $1,450 26% Participation Comenius Society Barbara Schlegel Miller Colonial Club Cornelia Faga Miller Paul E. G. Miller Greyhound Club Helen Kanuskey Canfield June Urffer Moyer Charlotte Unangst Schisler * 1948 Total Giving: $1,163 20% Participation Founders’ Club Paul E. Crossan Jr. James S. Hilander
Marilyn Richardson
Joseph D. Kudella
Elizabeth Schlegel
Mary Ann Rayner
Shelly
Ira A. Lutsey
Landau
Colonial Club Joseph R. Merkel Ph.D. Winifred Harte Seifert Greyhound Club Emmeline Ungurian Lewis Dimmick Harry A. Miller Edythe Steers Smith
William W. Matz Sr.
Eleanor Faiolo Mott Lois Shafer Smith
1949 Total Giving: $16,728 33% Participation Trustee Circle
Greyhound Club Alice Zacharchuk Bove Justin M. Carisio Sr. Dean B. Garland Ray C. Gilbert * W. Norwood Green Anthony J. Jaso Irma Hemminger Kaufman Norma Chambers Lewis Emanuel Roman
Founders’ Club William B. Cummings Ed.D. John J. Gotthardt Jr. David M. Henkelmann Eleanor Simmons MacCormick E. Allen Schultz Jr. Charlotte Haag Walek Colonial Club Robert F. Engelbrecht Joan Wagner Koehler Sara A. Morris Edward P. Pastir
William J. Rosenberg
D.D.S.
M.D.
Esq.
Arlene Badel Simpson
Heritage Club Thomas F. Keim Comenius Society Norma Boldt Wynne Monocacy Club Teresa Enright Eliezer Founders’ Club Ivan A. Backer Jeanne Buss Gillinder Charles N. Wilkins Jr., M.D. Colonial Club Clararose Bosek Clymer Elsie Yelenics Evans Greyhound Club Clark F. Apgar Richard W. Artis Leonard A. Storch Frank M. Weaver D.O.* Doris Noctor Woodward
Angel Hoimes Voyatzis
Founders’ Club Nevin W. Cope D.D.S. Anne R. Enright Joseph F. Garin Jr. Frances Webber Horton Colonial Club Carl E. Case Thelma West Everett Jeannette Rhoads Nesbit Robert L. Solt Lois Miller Stogel Greyhound Club Joseph F. Christ Donald R. Deibert Dale A. Grove Jr., M.D. Thelma West Everett Dale A. Grove Jr., M.D. Donald C. Koehler Patricia Stocker Lawler Elaine Wagner Martinez Beatrice Good Mindlin William G. Palenchar Ruth Treut Schlecht Robert H. Stine M.D.
1950 Total Giving: $13,260 37% Participation President’s Associates Deloris Ashcroft Wallace Lois Brunner Bastian Louis W. Bender Ph.D. Comenius Society George B. Adams Monocacy Club William F. Vinczi Founders’ Club Gilbert E. Andrew Colonial Club Richard T. Dundon Richard M. Faust
Christel Wilcke Walter Dolores Johns Wezner
1951 Total Giving: $76,472 48% Participation 1742 Circle Frances Longacre Barnard* Trustee Circle Betsey Tait Puth Comenius Society Robert C. Simonson Monocacy Club Richard T. Clay Jane Kincaid Missimer Louis M. Molnar Founders’ Club Robert T. Burcaw Ph.D. William B. Lantz Robert K. Matey William J. Werpehowski Greyhound Club Carl L. Ackerman Jeanne Serman Artis Marie L. Cless Gloria Kimminour Danielson Deborah Irwin Fleagle John E. Giering Ph.D. Byrdie Loveless Jackson Robert P. Kelly William H. Kilpatrick
1952 Total Giving: $7,475 38% Participation Comenius Society Zora Martin Felton Kathryn Horwath Hartman Monocacy Club Donald M. Cohen M.D. Bernhard T. Mittemeyer,
1953 Total Giving: $5,260 44% Participation Comenius Society Carl J. Helmich Jr. Monocacy Club Kenneth W. Achey Wolfram Fliegel Sue Ann Henkelman Fortney
Greyhound Club Shayne Dunbar Arnesen Charlotte Riggs Bearse William J. Carroll Jr. Nancy Zeleski Frantz Robert G. Harman M.D. Dorothy Baker Hege Gloria Badel Hilbert Earl E. Stephan Philip Trimble Gladys Smith Winkelmann 1954 Total Giving: $28,558 35% Participation Chairman’s Circle Dorothy L. Ruyak * Comenius Society John H. Bowman M.D. Founders’ Club David W. Arner John E. Gilliland M.D. Thor G. O’Donnell June Zimmerman Shamel Colonial Club Lucy A. McCall Greyhound Club Sylvia J. Atherholt Philip J. DeRea James R. Glancy Donald Green Suzanne Bleiler Haney Gerald H. Ihle Patricia Parth Johnson Joan Kinard Mercado John E. Moyer
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Banach
John Kolchin Ed.D.
Anthony Morelli
Benjamin L. Meluskey
Tisdale
Dawn M. VanKeuren
Josephine Pongracz
Elaine Thomasch
Nolfa
Helen Desh
Sherwood D. Gum
Juliana Bobo Ott
Woodbridge
Mildred Siftar Kimock
Jo-Anne Neuman
Mary Kilpatrick Kohl
Pessin
William S. Marsh
Ann E. Rothenberger
Richard S. Stine
Arlene M. Sell
Robert E. Wickizer
Regina Kelly Stephenson
Ruth Collins Zweck
Barbara Flynn
Comenius Society Colleen Workman Bruckart Peter L. French Ph.D. Charles H. Lindner Jr. Paul F. Noonan Joseph L. Powlette Robert C. Russoli David A. Schattschneider Monocacy Club Richard V. Chergey James B. Galbraith Jr. Jean Bassford Galbraith Frances LeTowt Von Bonin-Schlemmer Founders’ Club Faith Hartman Cohen M.D. Jane Keogh Harberg Judith Frederick Hosking Joseph J. Iampietro Joseph J. Jardot Abner S. Merkel Colonial Club Ronald R. Cavanagh Th.D. Nancy Boerstler Coutant Bernard L. Nehring BarbaraKay Hunsicker Smerko Theodore E. Wilde Greyhound Club Robert J. Boyler Robert F. Clark M. Janet Bunten Costenbader Salvatore S. DeLuca Carmine A. DeMuccio Ronald J. Fradeneck Joan E. Gernert- Vignoul Dolores Lang Keglovits Jane McMurray Kell William Keller Robert J. Labdik Ed.D. Constantine Loupos Francis C. McFadden Mary Lou Clewell McGinley George F. Metzgar Dominic A. Nolfa Lois Behler Reichard Patti Vincent Simon Beverly Luzietti
Doris Roberts Wenger
Marian M. Wagner
President’s Associates Virginia Dancy Dickie Heritage Club Kathryn Werst Detwiler George E. Hollendersky George T. Hudson John W. Woltjen Comenius Society Neil A. Boyer Monocacy Club Richard D. Buralli Carolyn Felver Conners James B. Howell M.D. Mary Lesin Mackenzie Ayala Anthony A. Matz Jr. Founders’ Club Gordon C. Arnold M.D. Colonial Club Sandra Yost Collins Joseph M. Nunes Susan LeTowt Peverley Greyhound Club Mary Ann Gingles Boyler C. Jeanette Mirne Cornblatt Patricia Conover Diener David C. Greulich Elizabeth Dreher Honey Ernest H. Josar Joseph F. Keglovits Frederick L. Kraemer Barbara Moening Lekorenos Theodore G. Lekorenos Barbara Banker Mahlau Jimmie L. Newsom Sr. Clarence J. Serfass Jr., D.D.S. Daniel P. Simon Janice Keve Steers
1955 Total Giving: $3,675 32% Participation Comenius Society Arthur R. Spengler Monocacy Club Allan H. Cristol M.D. Ann Hentschel Cutler Founders’ Club Louis N. Esposito John H. Giesler George W. Warfield Colonial Club Robert E. Detweiler Helen Varady Keyser Ray R. Salabsky Curtis O. Updegrave Greyhound Club Thomas R. Clay David G. Kerchner Francis M. Petruny Robert F. Shaup Margaret Czipoth Underwood 1956 Total Giving: $113,987 29% Participation Moravian Circle Beverly A. Bell * Comenius Society Catherine Daws Baylog * Jean Sosoka Lavelle Eleanor Beck Schleicher Monocacy Club Pauline Ritter Benner Richard E. Benner James J. Ovady Sr. Founders’ Club Robert E. Brennan D.D.S. John T. Burke Barton B. Hartman M.D. John R. Sopko Colonial Club Renee Johnson Dragotta Joan Boyer Rathbone Ph.D. Barbara Bartos Sloyer Greyhound Club Marietta Schwartz
Falco Kohls
Wakefield
1957 Total Giving: $38,631 41% Participation Trustee Circle Myron Genel M.D. President’s Associates Judith Acker Cornwell Cornelia Schlotter Heritage Club Earl C. Zeiner Comenius Society Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer Donald R. Bortz D.Ed. Gordon L. Sommers Lee A. Weaver Ph.D. Diane Yaeck Wellington Monocacy Club Patricia Miller Helfrich Gudrun Krauss Lounsbury Roland J. Passaro George J. Toth Founders’ Club Karen Johnson Berry Carolyn Edwards Simmons Ronald L. Zeller Colonial Club Thomas J. Burke Pearl Stein Greyhound Club Carl Ackerman Michael A. Ackerman William F. Braerman Ph.D. David W. Diehl Richard A. Edwards Anthony W. Falco Jane Dreier Feldman William F. Fox Jr. Anne Frankenfield Howlett Elaine Nothstein Kantor Richard L. Kantor
1958 Total Giving: $11,690 34% Participation President’s Associates William J. Straccia Comenius Society William V. Herbein Isidore Mihalakis M.D. Monocacy Club Carol Sloan McElveen Founders’ Club Alfred F. Apple Michael J. Gallagher Norman E. Prochnau Kenneth Pyne L.L.D. Kathryn McMurray Saderholm Colonial Club John L. Finelli Jane Adams Gottwald Richard C. Gottwald Arthur R. Potosnak Myron A. Savacool Robert G. Smerko Ph.D. Greyhound Club Robert J. Breidenbach Truman W. Eshbach II Mary Ann Grube Fallon Ann Miller Flynn Louis A. Gonsalves Joseph J. Guman Frank L. Hettlinger William J. Hume Barbara A. Kinsey J. Bruce Mumie Carol Burwell Norwood Robert L. Reed M.D. John P. Schutz M.D. Richard J. Schwartz Robert H. Smith A. David Thaeler III 1959 Total Giving: $83,594 30% Participation 1742 Circle
1960 Total Giving: $52,100 36% Participation Chairman’s Circle Ralph L. Shields, M.D. President’s Associates James J. Houser M.D. Heritage Club Charles E. Bartolet Jr.
Harriet Peters Williamson
1961 Total Giving: $21,841 34% Participation Heritage Club Rita Roseman Bartolet Barbara Roberts Woltjen Comenius Society Joseph P. Castellano Suzanne Astbury Decker Richard L. Gilbert Anita Filler Noonan Harold F. Oswald Jr. Ronald J. Stupak Ph.D. Monocacy Club James J. McCrudden Founders’ Club Marcee Ammend Beilstein Mary Jane Dugan Figuli Deborah Herold Francis Paul A. Graf Kathleen McCann Hilbert Sandra Yaeck Kratzer Alan J. Lippman M.D. Nancy Helms Mazziotta Louise Smull Negley Earl R. Pfeiffer Sandra & Wayne C., Esq. Shugart Colonial Club Dennis L. Bleam Judith Laning Cavanagh Neil P. Eskolin Jr. Barry L. Gaal R. Burke Johnson Samuel F. Maczko John W. Medernach Ph.D. Carol Losensky Messina John C. Riedmiller Nancy Warren Van Dyke Frank J. Zajacek Jr. Greyhound Club Vincent E. Arnold
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thank you David E. Bittner
James H. Dech Ed.D.
Judith Adams
Wilkins
Brenda Krajci
Richard E. Schaffer
Mary Jane Wolfe
Karen Kaprelian Jacob
Downing
Ph.D.
Brunnabend
Joseph G. Kimock Jr.
Stephen E. Edraney II
T. Jeff Gannon
Bertram L. Lutton
Donald I. Egli
Manuel Gonsalves
John F. McCarty
Phyllis Peters Facchiano
Carla Nowack Hendricks
Joan Karustis Miller
Susan Gares Farrell
John W. Jacob
Ronald R. Myers
Elizabeth Hicks Garrett
David A. Koch
James H. G. Naisby
Melvin R. Hamelsky
Floyd L. Kocher
Robert T. Pastir
Susan Burger Hauser
Sylvia M. Lambert
Roseann Lavan Pastir
Patricia Bonser Knoll
Michael L.
Sylvia Rubens
Larry W. Lewis
Lansenderfer
Emma Demuth
Rosemarie Braun
Elaine Nicholas Leaver
Williams
Lohnert
Trustee Circle Hilda Wolff Soden President’s Associates John G. Landis Ph.D. Comenius Society Philip A. Gottshall Samuel Y. Kern III Russell E. Morgan Jr., Dr.P.H. Monocacy Club Barbara Brautigam Caldwell Laurie Boyd Hanawa James L. Morgan Robert E. Sterling Lowell H. Tomlinson Founders’ Club Robert E. Houser Anita Groenfeldt McKeown * Terry L. Musselman Arlington A. Nagle Jr. Paul R. Riccardi Jr. Colonial Club Jerry L. Damandl John E. Dratch Esq. John Everard Griffith Lea Sutera Hench Susan M. Maier Perry F. Mazza Greyhound Club Karen Whitten Aduba Helen Kovach Bachochin Carol Borrup Barber Donald H. Benninger Joanne R. Bobek Ted W. Bowman Nancy Terreson Burtnett Lynette Stoltz Cabral John E. Clark John C. Demuth Susan Watt Gowen Gary S. Hartshorn Ph.D. Thomas J. Haupert Ph.D. James F. Hertzog Nevin H. Hollinger Jr. Roger J. Hudak Anthony A. Krasnicke O.D. James W. McClelland Herbert F. Rubenstein Esq. J. Peter Rush Ellen Stets Sachs
Trustee Circle Parry J. Miller, M.D. Woodrin Grossman Comenius Society Peter T. Dunbar Carl F. Gitschier Michael O. Jones Myra Heimbrook Jones Robert M. Keller Jane Metzler Wolfe Monocacy Club David G. Berg A. Owen Freas III Georgia Dreyer Freas John B. Mancke Esq. Leo W. Todd Jr., D.O. Founders’ Club Joseph J. Fassl M.D. David D. Goldberg D.O. Karen Leonard Irish Thomas E. Irish James M. McMahan Esq. Judith Smith Murphy Lynne Schlosser Raleigh Nancy Szilagyi Ziegler Norman C. Ziegler Colonial Club Betsy A. Ahlum Marilyn A. Albarelli Robert J. McCrea Sue Hill Obal Biruta Andersons Spruds Greyhound Club Audrey Matz Berg Linda Price Brodeur Betsy Miller Allen
1963 Total Giving: $16,508 30% Participation
Janet Gleva Miller Esq. JoAnn Sydorak
Founders’ Club Eileen Yuhasz Bogdan Ron dePaolo Gwynne Grey Gilbert Richard W. Hafner Judith Bartoe Kohler John T. McKeown Linda Reitars Silowka Louise Reinsmith Solomon Gerald C. Still H. Richard Wilsey Jr. Colonial Club Joseph J. Charles Susan Miller Erb Jack P. Goldberg
Comenius Society Robert H. Dietrich Georgene Billiard Dooley James O. MacDonald Judith Studwell MacDonald Shirley Hart McBride Gary L. Sandercock . Ann Woltjen Stoddard Grove W. Stoddard Esq. Monocacy Club Joel B. Nadler M.D. Robert E. Preston Andrew M. Taus Marilyn Clewell Taus Founders’ Club Richard A. Bedics Ed.D. Ronald R. Freed Stanley L. Gilbert Nancy Trach Harstine Robert F. Kohler Charles G. Stoltz Gary M. Straughan Colonial Club David R. Cornelius Martin Garcia Robert W. Moyer Stephen O. Nicholas Jr. William J. Pysher Jr. Patricia Fox Warne Greyhound Club Bonnie Brill Carol Horscroft Clarke Francis J. Darazsdi John H. Dech
Schaffer
Stanley A. Iobst Ph.D.
Albert E. Schneider Jr.
Robert E. Mushrush Jr.
John J. Shigo M.D.
Ray J. Pfeiffer Sr.
John A. Viglione
Greyhound Club John M. Abramson D.O. Elizabeth Graeff Barry Charles J. Berger Jr. Warren A. Brill D.M.D. E. George Dorer Ronald T. Dyson Sterling R. Geiger Ronald G. Gori Douglas L. Hackman Jeffrey S. Ingber D.D.S. Jeffrey A. Jackson Robert S. Johnson Gary T. Kester Marilyn Fish Kester Judith Robinson Kulak Linda Cook Luskus Peter L. Merluzzi Joy Ann Johnston Paine Peggy Jurman Quinn Margaret Dittmer Smith Karen Chervy Sorensen Connie Latchaw Viglione Byron E. Waterman Ed.D. Ruth Karol Wexley Alan G. Zeliff James L. Zoks
Donald H. Marshall R. Gene Medei John J. Olson Thomas F. Schmoyer Kenneth C. Sepe Barbara Senneca Solker Harold W. Tuller Thomas E. Wilson
1962 Total Giving: $76,782 27% Participation 1741 Circle Carol Herman Szarko M.D. Trustee Circle Dennis E. Estheimer Merr W. Trumbore Comenius Society Gail E. Ekstrand Ed.D. Bela J. Gulyas Ph.D. William C. Needs Monocacy Club Richard K. & Lucy S. Braun James H. Gano Shinsho Miyagi Founders’ Club Constance Platt Boos James W. Frank E. Jane Albrecht Graf Carol Altemose Jones Franklin C. Jones Colonial Club Kenneth J. Briggs Roger W. Nagle Harold N. Rice Joseph J. Roseman Greyhound Club Francis Amigo Richard E. Andrews Arthur D. Chap
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James T. Meixell Michael R. Miller
Donald C. Vogel
1964 Total Giving: $46,107 35% Participation Trustee Circle Mary Beth Krater Dinneen President’s Associates Janice Whitfield Landis Joseph C. L. Merola M.D. Heritage Club Lloyd H. Michael Ph.D. Comenius Society Harry E. Dooley Donna Stadinger Hocker John C. G. Hutchison Andrew K. Semmel Ph.D. David L. Wickmann Monocacy Club Rosanne E. Bricker Bruce C. Coull Ph.D. Iwao Hanawa D. Patricia Schillinger Hensinger John P. Kohl Ph.D. Nancy Christensen Kohl Lynne Nafash Warnke Douglas C. Wilkins Marjorie Wallace
1965 Total Giving: $58,830 31% Participation Chairman’s Circle
Vincent P. Seaman Harriett Pierie Segessenman Ronald N. Shrager Stuart M. Topkis D.O. Thomas P. Vadasz Bruce J. Weaver Ph.D. John R. Williams Robert F. Zerfass
1966 Total Giving: $69,914 24% Participation Chairman’s Circle Gail Smith Winson
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Gene P. Golini
Charles R. Simpson
Paul R. Bealer
Ilene Suter Coroniti
Kirby K. Hickey
Carol D. Henn
Ginger Rooks Stage
William S. C.
Thomas J. Driscoll
Paul H. Knipple
Stewart T. Herman
Richard M. Fad
Lance F. Kolts
Kent H. Hollinger
Marie Gerbino Lieb
Diane Leeb Leighton
Diane L. La Penna
Jane Siegfried
Frank F. Matla
Barbara L. Mueller
Gerencher
Judith Derk McKendry
Sharon Gallagher
Eugene F. Mares
Carol Ann Roman
Pfeiffer
Edward M. Meyers
Norland
Barry M. Scheinberg
James R. Morgan
George J. Pavlinsky
Esq.
Dorothy Gandy Rolph
Calvin D. Peters
Jane Larzelere
Patricia Reichard Skrip
Michael J. Reber
Wachinski
Walter A. Thurber
Ruth Harris Runkle
Winifred A. White-
Scott R. Stoneback
Scherber
Mary E. Wilson
Douglas E. Woosnam
Marianne Hunt Wolf
Colonial Club Robert L. Bilse Christopher W. Bracy Joseph T. Chickey Miranda Batteiger Croft David E. Freeze Carl J. Fritzinger Jr. Robert E. Greene C. Edward Odell Eric R. Shimer Esq. John D. Wait Mary Anna Skees Greyhound Club Eileen Doyle Bauer Robert P. Bees Elaine Mansback Berk Ronald J. Berta Kathryn Fretz Churchman Noel W. Coles Morgan Cowperthwaite Jr. Carol Morrow Dovan Thomas H. Evans Warren W. Fischer Richard R. Gerber Jeffry C. Gernsheimer Grethe Andresen Goodwin Georgia Unger Hartman Martin Horowitz Edward J. Hudak Jr. Trisha Babbitt Jones Roger A. Knisely George H. Knoll Richard B. Kratz Philip B. Landes Donna Marcks Line Patricia Toohey Lowman John W. Petley Gwendolyn Hooper Powell Linda Bruno Rice Dennis L. Robison Linda Froehlich Schreyer Brian H. Seeber
Constance Trembath
1967 Total Giving: $32,860 21% Participation Trustee Circle Henry W. Nehilla Comenius Society Alan L. Herd Judith Plocher Kaaua Kathryn Broczkowski Klein Barbara Frowery Matlaga Monocacy Club Neil T. Clewell Shayna Jaffe Geller Beverly Klausen Mancke Barbara Worsley Morgan D.M.D. Sandra Stewart Todd Founders’ Club C. Robert Adams Richard P. Koeppel Meta Linde Martin Dennis G. Rohn Clifford W. Young Jr. Colonial Club M. Elizabeth Brown Anthony Carol Carson Joseloff Joanne Hunsinger Stenman Dorothy Thomas Wait Greyhound Club Richard R. Chaiet Jacqueline Snyder Cox Richard C. Ditterline E. Wayne Dovan Marilyn Canivan Ely Judith Oravec Farquer William G. Farquer III Cynthia P. Fox
Zerfass Dianne Achey Zumas
1968 Total Giving: $87,238 34% Participation Chairman’s Circle Leslie C. Jones Trustee Circle Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth President’s Associates Carolyn D. Felker Constance Stirling Hodson Mary Kincaid Squarcia Heritage Club Robert L. Dutt Comenius Society W. Eugene Clater J. Michael Dowd Kathleen Doyle Dowd Robert C. Silcox Sr. Arthur W. Smith Jr. Roger O. Williams Monocacy Club Shirley Messics Daluisio Judith Gregg Homan Willa Howard Kravitz Peggy Bartholomew Melchior Donald G. Musselman Brian D. Parry Donald W. Powell Robert J. Semper Ph.D. Founders’ Club Valerie Papps Connors Edward S. Figuli Nancy Campbell Forgang
1969 Total Giving: $30,817 26% Participation President’s Associates Melissa Miller Robbins Heritage Club Linda Wells Lark F. James Hutchinson Comenius Society Denis M. Duvoisin Kathleen M. Fallon- Kline Ph.D. Bertie Francis Knisely Eric S. Ruskoski Susan Clay Smith Jean Holzinger Somers Monocacy Club William H. Grow Jr. Carol Ross Hoffman Joseph B. Lennert M.D. Robert S. Nitzberg M.D. Trudi H. Peters-Goral Jane Young Regina William T. Scheidig Donald F. Spry II, Esq. Richard C. Subber Founders’ Club Wesley Astheimer Noel J. DeSousa Walter V. L. Eversley Rosemary Polefka Fitzsimons Lee B. Herb Jeanne Krenicky Kipp Alma Coester McMahan Robert D. Rumfield Edward T. Sawicki Carol Flasch Waterman Colonial Club Elizabeth Riley Bell Jerry A. Clymer Joseph R. Koch Victor A. Muschlitz Thomas J. Neimeister David B. Richards Helen Bauder Seifert Greyhound Club J. Fred Baettig Elaine Witt Bath Richard J. Bath Donna Owen Baur G. Jean Beach
Bradford Jr.
Nancy Glassmoyer Brittingham Stanley J. Chickey David N. Clinton Susan Jankowski Conly Nancy Moon Cramer Charlotte Crone Cruse Mary R. Figlear Mary Kramer Fuehrer E. Robert Geyer Jr. Constance Urschitz Gilbert Lugenia Taccarino Guaraldo Robert J. Guerriere Grace Gustafson Halkins Barbara Wirth Heisler Elaine Kleinschuster Holtzman James B. Keim Barry L. Kleibscheidel Albert T. Koncsics John M. Lehnert Charles J. Miller George B. Moller Raymond L. Orth Barbara Holland Peters Carole Thomas Petley Caroline Funk Rabold Jack E. Schildt Patricia Hayes Schoeller Arthur W. Sheninger Kent L. Swartley Ruth Anne Veruki Thran Peggy Deily Van Doren Richard A. Westley JoAnn Lowe Wolfram
1970 Total Giving: $23,363 26% Participation President’s Associates Barbara A. Osborne Ph.D. Patricia Nemesh Schoenen Comenius Society Richard E. Anderson Jody R. Miller James L. Regina * Michael D. Schrenko D.O. Monocacy Club J. Hugh Gratz James Lynch
Founders’ Club Rosalyn Schaefer Brough William L. Buss David P. Ferraro Richard E. Geiser Frederic S. Hamlin Mary Ann Pritchard Schankel Joyce Harrison Shaffer John R. Stabile M.D. Mary-Susan Mackey Stoner R. Drew Thomson Henry F. Trexler Holden T. Waterman Ed.D. Joseph E. Williams Santa Corpora Zanchettin Colonial Club Richard J. Barsotti Robert L. Garrabrant Donna Shankweiler Keppel Linda J. Knauss Susan Kalas Miller John D. Pappas John T. Stieh Esq. Greyhound Club Joseph C. Anderko Ronald L. Barner Alice Campbell Bartholomew Eloise Dodson Brotzman Ronald A. Duh Timothy J. Foley Ed.D. Kim R. Frounfelker Phyllis M. Geisdorf Lee E. Houck Carol A. Hub Joseph W. Karaman Janet Rubin Kleibscheidel Paula Weiss Kuenzler John M. Kuzmick * David E. Lehr Thomas G. Matchette Deidre Kehs McKosky Martha Sternbergh Neff Cheryl Dietrich Neison Laura Haley Oakes Kathleen Feist Reed Joseph S. Schultz Arlene Forest Sjoblom Christine M. Steckel Otto A. Strassburg Mary Solek Tachovsky
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thank you Tom A. Tenges
1971 Total Giving: $46,765 28% Participation Chairman’s Circle Robert P. Flicker President’s Associates David B. Vasily M.D. Comenius Society Howard E. Lubert Ph.D. Constance M. Sokalsky Monocacy Club Barry L. Buchman Colette Geier Lennert Henry G. Naisby Jr. Ruth Franges Rayna Founders’ Club James S. Brandl Patricia R. Burke Robert G. Doerr Daphne Greene Eversley Janice Goldberg Fischel Renae Happel Gollins John H. Harting Douglas H. Kleintop Barbara Woram Stabile Francis Thierer Jr. Nancy Ludtke Turner Colonial Club Robert R. Arnts Thomas W. Burke Jr. John N. Diacogiannis Erma Gaffen Hoover Annamarie Frisoli Knecht Eugene M. Lennon Gail A. Rhinehart Eileen Beck Riddell Susan Warren Rosander Rodney H. Saylor Dennis C. Shingledecker Sherie House Weber Greyhound Club Elaine Singer Anderko Gary D. Bailey Douglas E. Bauder Donald A. Beck Elizabeth Paizs Benotti Sandra A. Browning
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Donna Abbott Burkhardt
Robert W. Dobosh
Timothy A. DeBiasse
John R. Hendrie
Kevin F. Jones Ph.D.
Loretta F. DeWalt
D. C. Dreger
M.D.
Larry F. Hentz
Louise Burkhardt
Jean Dickenshied Diller
Elizabeth McKee
James M. Stevens
Irving A. Kaplan
Kwiatek
Lorie Schlegel Dotter
Elterich
Linda Joseph Stevens
Sandra J. Magill
Bernard V. O’Hare III
Mary A. Emery
Fred A. Lucrezi
M. Kathleen Figlear
Susan Sikora O’Hare
John F. Gehring Esq.
Judith Balogh
John J. Pesola
Sharon Harakal
McLaughlin
Macko
Thomas A. Repasch
Thomas E. Kelly
Gloria E. Kern
Donna Fiorini Saylor
Alfred D. Konrad Jr.
Virginia Swett
Roy E. A. Ledbetter
Stanglein
John P. Madison
David W. Weber
Louis C. Melinsky
Susan J. Youtz
Barbara W. Miller
Jean Zamadics
Irene Gobel Neaman
Zweifel
David A. Peterson
Greyhound Club Elizabeth Gutekunst Bierkamp Alan J. Bosch Jennifer L. Cartwright Randy J. Clymer Steve E. Craver Linda Huth Crook Elizabeth Zapf Culpepper Theodore J. Drake Karen L. Gerhard-Conner Bruce C. Gill Bruce W. Hankee John R. Hyndman Joan Taggart Koch Marcia Reedman Madison Joseph M. Mangan Terrell C. McMann Beverly Miller Morgan Beverly J. Papps Skeffington Robert H. Paulsen Lois Missenharter Radford Sharon Beam Rohal Dennis J. Watcke Edmund C. Watkinson David R. Wilcomes Ronald J. Zelezen
Comenius Society Beverly S. Corkhill * Timothy S. Gardner Gary L. Johnson Beverly Gaston Kochard David Mirro Suleiman Modjadidi Norman D. Sam Peter D. Wolfe Monocacy Club Debra A. Dion-Faust William H. Eberts Jr. Saul Finkle Keith D. Lambie Barbara Hassler Martell Glenn J. Merkel Ph.D. Founders’ Club James H. Grifo Daniel Y. Joseph Thomas P. Kwiatek Paul R. Shelly * Robert K. Strunk II Colonial Club Barbara Schwarz Egerton John Arthur Egerton William D. Glaser Marguerite L. Meisenhelder Tamara Michael Dean R. Rohn Greyhound Club Cheryl Burger Abbott John C. Ardinger John R. Bashian Jane Schnader Webber Marvin L. Boyer Jeffrey B. Canfield Jill Kerst Coleman Vera Giaffo Cosgrove Martha E. Cox- Popichak Jeffry D. Curry Ronald R. Engleman William T. Frey Alicia Cavanaugh Goldfeder Barbara Kosa Greason Wendy Perry Hartung
Sara Paden Peterson Ruth B. Pope Ethel J. Pudleiner Stephen L. Seid Eileen F. Shanahan Jean Lewis Sheninger Thomas J. Sweetz Helen Hofmann Trent Betsy Prunest Walker
1972 Total Giving: $54,552 22% Participation Chairman’s Circle William A. Kimmel * President’s Associates Harry S. Clarke Jr., M.D., Ph.D. Maria Corpora Esq. Michael M. Ellis Comenius Society Jan R. Gollins Joseph A. Grieshaber Susan Collins Sillivan Monocacy Club Karen Bruckart Naisby Steven J. Santucci D.D.S. Harry E. Shea II Founders’ Club Elizabeth Lempke Cochrane Linda Roscoe de Seife James E. Ingalls Jr. Joanne E. Keim Tom Schwanda Robert B. Smith Colonial Club
John E. Riddell Jr.
1973 Total Giving: $58,896 20% Participation Trustee Circle Deborah Oplinger McKinnon President’s Associates Jennifer Swain Clarke
Malu Ph.D.
Jose E. Morales
Marie Skrilec Ph.D.
Robert E. Peterson
Carol Hunter Tice M.D.
Richard J. Segall
Colonial Club Leonard S. Buscemi Ph.D. Susan Chapman Boehret Ann McKittrick Claussen Catherine Guillan Dreger Patricia Rush Gombocz Edward F. Lester Rosalind Shapiro Lynch Thomas E. Mingora Charles S. Pohl Ronald B. Richter Barry L. Trauger Greyhound Club Donald J. Balogh Betsy Gustavsen Bradley Craig A. Cavanagh Mary Wagner Dawson Amy Thorpe Haggerty Theodore B. Harwick Michael J. Herczeg Phyllis T. Ianniello Charles H. Johnson Joseph E. Kempfer Leslie Ann Foley Kopf Frances Rupnik Kopy Linda Shears Krick Kenneth W. Orme Catherine Mazmanian Peterson Vanessa L. Price Victoria Moxham Reidy Alfred D. Schadle Bruce A. Sigmon Michael J. Tomasic John D. Weaver Deborah Kracht Weissbrodt Thomas W. Werley John A. Wright V.M.D.
Bernard Seif John H. Skeffington James E. Spengler John E. Stefanik Glen W. Stoudt Susan Reczek Verbalis Amy Schieferstein Williams
1974 Total Giving: $32,688 25% Participation President’s Associates Patricia Owen DeBiasse Robert C. May Heritage Club Janie Whallon Muir Comenius Society Lynn Castagnoni Gardner Linda Shay Gardner Esq. Thomas J. Rappolt A. Reed Raymond Renee L. Roberts Monocacy Club Melonia Berezny Charles Ph.D. Barbara Dillman Davies Charles W. Heidecker Keene J. Jabbour Esq. Gary T. & Linda H. Marsh Robert C. Mende Nicole Veraa Minnick Ph.D. Richard E. Moon Ed.D. Richard J. Schaedler Esq. John J. Zoshak D.O. Founders’ Club William F. Bauman Jeffrey B. Benner Linda Laible Campbell E. Cynthia Andreas Grifo Gary G. Jerabek
1975 Total Giving: $29,913 21% Participation
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Janet Schwanda
Ann L. Greenzweig
Brookfield
David N. Klotz
Linda R. Davis-Wallen
Craig S. Troutman
Deborah Brown Drake
Mark A. Wimmer
Richard E. Harney
Betsy Ann Stahl
Cheryl Rush Heck
Worthen
John F. Heck
Greyhound Club Nicholas J. Ampietro Linda Kresge Beris John T. Boyer Kathleen Thompson Brent James G. Chase Dennis M. Coffin Dianne Cleasby Cook Wynne V. Edelman Jeffrey M. Epstein Richard J. Goch John W. Hair Amy Greiner Hawley Donna Heft Hoffman Barbara E. Jinetopulos Irene Silverio Kane Susan Gardner McConnell David M. Morganti James Ruzicka K. Dale Zusi Scolnick Robert N. Senst Cheryl Gilbert Sommer Jeffrey R. Zettlemoyer Richard D. Ziegler
Susan A. Henry-Trimble James T. Hicks Helen Kinder Hoover Richard C. Kovacs Nancy Martin Lasher Lucy Taylor Lasseter Beverly Kindred Nehilla Stephen C. Nehilla Denise L. Oldenhoff Mark Parseghian III, Esq. Jonathan M. Sargent Patricia Leonard Sargent David L. Schwoyer Sr. David W. Siebler Lynn Irwin Stoudt Pamela Mount Watkinson Heidi Stickel Wilkins
1976 Total Giving: $19,703 19% Participation President’s Associates F. Robert Huth Jr. Heritage Club Ralph W. Hunsicker Comenius Society Donna J. Lee Elizabeth E. Tober Lyon James S. Lyon Peter A. Raines Monocacy Club Gary M. Martell Robert M. McCormick Founders’ Club Sandra Dalrymple Gift Charles M. Glassmire Jr., Esq. Dean R. Jurgen Elizabeth Graybill Jurgen Joyce Cascario Kopko Stephen J. Kopko Barbara Koehler Pruitt Colonial Club Kathy Smith Boyd Lynn Kuhlmann Burke Patty Barnum Coxe Richard C. Doll
1977 Total Giving: $54,006 20% Participation Trustee Circle Gregg L. McNelis Thomas A. Ortwein Jr. President’s Associates Barbara Colbourne Huth Richard T. Kingston Jr., D.D.S. Comenius Society Robert E. Kafafian Mark D. Myslinski Frederick S. Patt Edwin E. Yeakel Monocacy Club Gwendolyn Thomas Bolger Kathryn Ozzard Chism Ina Kucey Kroc James M. Midgley Gail Adams Plumeri Jon E. VanValkenburg
Founders’ Club Mary Hubbs Gasdaska Keith W. Jones Douglas B. Learn Ph.D. Edward J. Puskaritz Anthony R. Villani Bruce M. Weaknecht Colonial Club Kenneth J. King James T. Storm Marta Balazs Storm Denise M. Torma Ed.D. Greyhound Club Georgene Mitilenes Bonard Thomas P. Bonard Yvonne Lettiere Boyer David P. Corrigan Esq. Page Lummer DeLong Irene Wolinski Fialkowsky Odell Guyton Esq. Karen Sufrich Jamann Wayne R. Kincaid Sharon Cahill Klamik Kathy A. Lemke Kathryn J. Lilly Janet B. Matts Louis F. Puskaritz Jeanette Piagesi Schinstine Elizabeth Glenfield Strohl Jeffrey R. Thorpe D.D.S. Roseann Casciani Weinstein 1978 Total Giving: $73,400 18% Participation 1742 Circle Placido A. Corpora Heritage Club Beth Ann Williams Boyer Nancy Likman Graham Colin G. Sandercock Esq. Comenius Society David W. Abbuhl Esq. Mary Faith Yanno Abbuhl Donald M. Bellis Randal R. Dietz James A. Dunstan Mark A. Fried Richard A. Leiby Jr.
Corinne Fusco Patt
Robin Ziegler Dogas
Michael Popowycz
Candy Barr Heimbach
Monocacy Club George J. Boksan Mary G. Mercer Robert E. Ternosky Martha Hughes Zimmerman Founders’ Club Martha Sears Anderson Paul Chowansky Barbara Krenick Rossi Colonial Club Robert J. Barnhart Esq. Beverly Wilkinson DiPaolo Joseph J. Haggerty Jr. Jane E. Jermyn Daniel G. Nigito Abbie Higginbottom Slaman Mark S. Yuhasz M.D. Greyhound Club Sarah L. Capawana Matthew L. Capuano Judith Labanz Colt Celia Kutner Connor Michael J. Cox Thomas S. Farnish Esq. Thomas N. Frey Karen Boyer Guyton Michael J. Hartigan Donna M. Kish-Goodling William W. Matz Jr., Esq. E. Blair McGwire Robin C. Murphy Esq. Jeanne Stoudt Puskaritz Elaine Andrulevich Schaeffer * J. William Velekei Susan L. Vitez Rebecca VanderPoel Zoellner
Esq.
1979 Total Giving: $92,127 15% Participation Chairman’s Circle Anne McCandless Rampolla Kenneth J. Rampolla Heritage Club Kristina Jones Groller Comenius Society
Steven W. LeVan Jon P. Otis
Monocacy Club Keith F. Baeder Joanne Shaw Grant Susan Gangwere McCabe Richard J. Szarko M.D. Stephen R. Vanya Jane Frankenfield Weber Founders’ Club John F. Burke Ph.D. Mark W. Smith Esq. Scott C. Updegrave Colonial Club Peter F. Marion David C. Muth Joan Szvetecz Muth Irene Kresh Rosati Craig F. Wood Greyhound Club John A. Falk Dolores Stofan Fartel Judith C. Grant Ph.D. Cheryl L. Greengrove Ph.D. Doreen Knotts Newby John P. Jackman Mary Gordon Kirsch George P. Kurtz Jr. Jean Leach Lohmann Diane S. Lukac Esq. Donald B. Maier Michael P. Pattishall Raymond T. Young Jr. 1980 Total Giving: $11,995 14% Participation Comenius Society Robert E. Beitler Shari Miller Dunstan Patrick T. Parenty Daniel A. Polanski Esq. Monocacy Club Nancy Lorenzo Baeder Margaret E. Couch Robert J. Hardner Patrice Masluk Schwartzman Founders’ Club Douglas R. Anderson Ph.D. James D. Artuso M.D.
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thank you Nancy Miller Fisher
Larry L. Knokey
Ronald R. Fulmer
Karen Sneath Tettelbach
Lori Ann Vargo Heffner
Esq.
Gary L. Kiechel
Cynthia Cave Yanchek
Tracey Ann Knauss-
Colonial Club R. Theodore Burcaw Jr. Julia Cranford Folk Karl D. Gilbert George B. Hallock Jr.
Monocacy Club Maureen J. Beretsky Lois Wetzel Dieterly Michael S. Drescher David A. Hnatow M.D. Lisa Moyer Roth Robert L. Strauss Founders’ Club Faith Lamorelle Butt J. Christopher Landes
1982 Total Giving: $40,986 18% Participation President’s Associates Terri Koser Brady Laurie Riley Brubaker Brian H. Oswald Heritage Club Scott H. Warrick Comenius Society Suzanne J. Bleiler- Conrad Jon B. Conrad Patricia Murray Hanna
Cynthia Glessman
Colonial Club Judy Jones Curtis Stephen C. Kalamar III David C. Malloy Michelle Stein Miller Dean A. Molle Vivian Bates Noblett J. Daniel Pruitt Carl D. Wagner Greyhound Club Debra Brooks Nealy
Comenius Society Susan M. Bennett Bruce K. Mayer Ronald L. Miksiewicz R. Scott Shellington Monocacy Club Brian J. Hubert Nancy Albright Price Steven P. Zajac Founders’ Club Aletha Custer-Bacon Fassl Christina Schoeller Giesler Joseph E. Luksa Sarah Boone Olsheski Denise DeJoseph
Claude E. Kohl
Lawrence E. Olsheski Jr.
Scott T. Kocher
Pletcher
Jonathan E. Burcaw
Parkanyi
Andrew W. Meckstroth
Colonial Club Mark J. Allender Celia Tonkinson Dollmeyer Ph.D. Allison E. Frantz Rene Baker Hallock Cynthia Bahr Pontius Tracy Campbell Roeder Greyhound Club Paul L. Albert Craig L. Bartlett Andrew H. Bender Mary Yavorski Bender Nancy Ponder Callahan Michael A. Collura Mary Mumper Desmond Peter S. Diehl Marlaine Rowe Fannin Christopher A. Faraci Suzanne Bonnell Frederick Lesley J. Hand David W. Innes Robert M. Kuhnhenn D.O. Cynthia Wiktor Kurtz Kimberly Criswell Lucas Michael J. Lucas Ronald P. Madensky Joseph D. Mixon Ann M. Pasternacki Donald R. Paulus Ph.D. Elaine Aagaard Sales Joseph A. Sebia David L. Shoemaker Steven J. Trunzo Emily Cook Vadasz Julie Carr Wityk
Diane Feeney Mateo
Carol Dybach Priebe
Raymond W. Carlier
James A. McAdoo
Kevin E. Raiser
Christina Haas Churilla
Margan Sztuk Mulvaney
Vanessa J. Schukis
Amy L. Daly-Donovan
Michael P. Rauscher
Frank A. Schwing
Michael T. Dougherty
Karen Glenn Yeakel
Renate Schroedel
Richard T. Duda
Monocacy Club Bruce C. Bender David T. Dieterly Jane Apgar Domitrowits William P. Feigley Ed.D. Sarah Miller Gallagher Susan Kressly M.D. Michael L. Magee David L. Price
Shotwell
Donny L. Fisher
Jamie Moll Singer
Stephen A. Gohdes
Tracey Bennett Stanton
Colonial Club Randolph S. Krail Lynne Morgan Neel Scott L. Phillips Linda Paerg Pruitt F. Joseph Werner O.D. Greyhound Club Barbara Devens Amidon Gary A. Brunvoll D.O. Shawn Jones Buskirk Peter G. Cohen Eric W. Csencsits Tammy Jacoby Dilendik Donna DalMaso Genay James Gentile D.O. Elizabeth Plarr Griscom David L. Griscom Michael F. Homa Nancy Bednar Horwath Michael B. Macy Wendy McKee Moore Susan Traficante Moscatello Brian D. Pell Helen Berta Rogusky Charles E. Schmidt Jr. John R. Shaffer Jeffrey W. Smith John R. Steiger Jr. Janice M. Thomas Ph.D. James P. Walters
1984 Total Giving: $10,058 14% Participation
1985 Total Giving: $11,830 12% Participation
Mary Beitler Beatrice
Kenneth D. Hanna
Kris Dragotta Yerry
Kevin M. Dougherty
Patrick R. Farace
Michael J. Beatrice
Tamera Boote Hatton
David M. Ziegler
Susan Pitonak Dwyer
J. Christian Giesler
Karl H. Butz
Douglas R. Hooper
Bernard J. Ezaki
Evan B. Howell
Craig S. Kafafian
Nancy Duckworth
Kirk M. Kozero
Semanick
Michael J. McGee M.D.
Anita-Jean Wright
Yvonne Stroh McGee Christina Citrano Sandy Bartholomew J.
Terroni Jr.
Keith E. Nash Patricia Reider Ormsby William F. Ormsby John E. Snyder Ph.D. Cheryl Fratantuono Symanski Allen P. Wolfe Jessica Dunlap Yazujian
Greyhound Club Dale A. Audenried Mark J. Buschi Janice L. Christofferson Deborah Tisdale Cozen Suzanne Hartman Diehl Daryl A. Eppley Robert D. Fleming Colleen Handlon Hendricks Sharon Burd Hontz Debra M. Horwath Brian E. Miller David L. Moyer Carol Vichiconti O’Connor Jody Vinzant Rennie 1981 Total Giving: $45,389 17% Participation Trustee Circle Ray S. Bishop Jr. Teri McCandless Bishop Comenius Society
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Founders’ Club Jeff J. Bartlett Lois Rehberg Beamer Roy F. Boyd Sabrina Zimpfer Boyd Cindy Mask Klaassen Joseph J. Kroboth Patricia Lynch Pologruto Nadine E. Snyder Colonial Club Pamela Miller Daniels Donna Fabian Falk Joanne Belletti Molle Christy L. Paul David G. Sommers Greyhound Club Jacqueline Lovett Agostinho Cheryl A. Baker John C. Byrne Barbara Farrell Chilmonik Richard D. Daugherty
Warnke Patricia Hogan Kovacs Angelo J. LaDuca Jr. Monica Sterner LaDuca Joyce Mawhinney Mante Lisa Orlich-Mixon James A. Paradee
Babette Berger Guss
1983 Total Giving: $18,123 18% Participation Heritage Club Susan H. Kuenstner Comenius Society Michael G. Link Mary Ellen Markey Mayer Cynthia Pummer Rauscher Ronald J. Semanick Paul C. Sommers Monocacy Club Wendy Merkle Basta Thomas D. Christman Annette Budzak Landes Esq. Janet Loprete Magee Michael S. Wolfe Robert T. Yavorski Jr., M.D. Founders’ Club Patrice Starner Amin Edward S. Attarian Suzanne M. Bailey- Wheatall Tracy Young Biediger M.D. Joseph M. Brenner
William R. Hoke Lynnette Souders Klinger Beth Ann Letcher Landis Craig R. Love Julie O’Donnel Lutrario Susan Farrell Meiser Leonard M. Mellon Esq. Sarah English Mellon Jane Lefanto Puckett Mary T. Radakovits David P. Reed Lori Rogora Alison Krock Rothrock Michael J. Russo Maryann Burriello Salabsky Meinardo R. Santos
Jr., M.D.
Kathleen McMullen Schafer Elsie Kean Schwing Vicki Persson Scullion Ed.S. Deborah Butler Shaffer
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Bryan W. Sandmann,
David C. Stoyer
Ohmacht
Paul E. Kurzeja Esq.
Ph.D.
Kenneth C. Yee
Comenius Society Linda L. Atiyeh Glenn A. Geissinger Joseph M. Shosh Ph.D. Monocacy Club Tarek M. Bugaighis Craig P. Danielson Douglas W. Derstine Jeffrey C. Ketz Scott A. Wood Founders’ Club Julie Anderson Atwood John D. Diehl Karen Mengel Graham Carla Kedl Green Mark D. Inglis Colonial Club Keith R. Bachman CPA, CVA, CGMA Alease Duker Chabrak Peter D. Chimera Rosemary Rocco Laino Matthew C. Longenderfer David L. Marcus Esq. Wendy B. McSwain David M. Romanelli Greyhound Club Frank Alessandra Michael D. Anthus Ara R. Avrigian Esq. Sofia D. Bakis Lisa M. Bechtel Randall K. Brown Lewis K. Christman III Louis R. Cooper Jr. John W. Gerencher Evelyn Estephan Hanni Catherine Martin Janny Mathew A. Pirozzi Paul M. Polsky Lisa Sibilia Rhinehart Karen Walters Scott Alexis Odinov Stambaugh Joan Simons Starnes Jane Lantz Urban
Kurt J. Poling
Heritage Club Todd E. Bateson Comenius Society Gayle Fischer Rowland Monocacy Club Joan Kiefer Dickinson Kelly K. Krieble Ph.D. Randy P. Longo Founders’ Club Kathleen Cannon James R. Lasko Ralph F. Mittl Scott K. Rhinehart Robert J. Snyder James F. Swartz III, Esq. Lynda Farrell Swartz Carol A. Traupman- Carr Colonial Club Gayle Stevens Dimmick Susan Henly Phillips Greyhound Club Kristin Matz Gawlik Christopher P. Gilbert Ph.D. Jodi Frank Guro Catherine Holbrook Hettrich Eric P. Marquard John D. Morris Joan L. Reinhard Alice Ritter Samuels William M. Schoonmaker Maryann Kozlowicz Shyken John C. Walton Valerie Dale White 1987 Total Giving: $19,122 17% Participation President’s Associates Gary L. Long Heritage Club Claire M. Klatchak Comenius Society Bruce C. Spencer Monocacy Club Rusty S. Bealer Elizabeth Tyler Bugaighis Ph.D. Todd J. Dickinson Ronald M. Kriner D.O.
Founders’ Club Shelly Bachman DeLong Jeffery R. Frekot Ray J. Pfeiffer Jr., Ph.D. Pamela
Messerschmidt
Pfeiffer
Colonial Club Sandra Hammel Cinque Kenneth R. Franiak Frances G. Holahan Edith Fuchs Lewis Douglas R. Litzenberger Pharon L. Metzger Denise O’Neill Ph.D. Philip T. Page Amanda Taylor Roth James A. Roth Diane Hvizdak Taylor Joseph A. Zaia Greyhound Club Mark S. Annett Daniel P. Bloom Bryan L. Clelland Georgine K. Danyi V.M.D. Michael D. Deegan Philip J. Dommel Andrea Shuhan Gelber Douglas C. Green Richard T. Gurniak Michael A. Guro Robert W. Heck Jr. Kathleen Hanifan Hoke James B. Horwath Karen Morton Jensen Joseph C. Kovacs A. Michael Mancini Martin J. Polakovic Timothy P. Ronan Leonard J. Selner Jeffrey S. Sharer Lori Chomo Traupman 1988 Total Giving: $31,779 14% Participation President’s Associates Joseph B. Hoffmeier Jr. Teresa Segar Long Christopher A.
1989 Total Giving: $14,205 9% Participation President’s Associates Raymond J. Reimer Comenius Society Kathy Kratzer Hughes
Monocacy Club Gianine M. Christiano Joseph M. Dremock John F. Korn Founders’ Club James B. Galbraith III Lorraine Matuczinski Gyauch Christine Wasser Hess Christine Germuga Rander Erik D. Rander Scott A. Stanilious Colonial Club Daniel E. Carusi Louis E. Chomo Karen Helms Demarest Greyhound Club James B. Anderson Bonnie Sue Banks- Beers James W. Beers M. Paul Belinsky Salvatore F. Calandra III John W. Csencsits John T. Dittbrenner Jr. Rita M. Fortino Richard H. Hoffman Samantha Wood Mancini John J. Patrignani Stephanie L. Robison Timothy G. Seltzer 1990 Total Giving: $59,646 14% Participation Trustee Circle Bryon L. Grigsby Ph.D. Honnie P. Spencer M.D. President’s Associates Andrew W. Hart Heritage Club Steven J. Burd Thomas R. Ike Walter T. Wandall Comenius Society Beth Hance Arnold Richard P. Graham Sharon Duffy Graham Jane Tatum Helstrom Gregory D. Hughes Gavin B. Rubin Esq. Elizabeth Jennings Schreier Robert A. Verrone
Monocacy Club Kraig J. Correll Jennifer Smith Dieter Kenneth J. Karch William J. Liaw D.O. Jean Mulroy Tewell Founders’ Club Erika Bayles Mondok Kendall R. B. Dobbins M.D. Keith W. Kardos Ph.D. David M. Mittl Victoria Healy Ministri Anthony D. Sabino Beth Unangst Sawickij Greyhound Club Lauren Lauderbaugh Allen Michael J. Bloom Lee S. Detrick Marc D. Friedenberger Andrea Fuller Giedosh Paul J. Groeber Jr. Jamie Rittenhouse Kopko Michael M. Melsky Donna M. Moser Robert C. Schmell C. Melissa Ledbetter Slayton Sarah L. Somers LeAnn Blose Stitzel Susan J. Weinlick 1991 Total Giving: $84,868 12% Participation 1742 Circle David A. Zinczenko Trustee Circle Jonathan D. Soden President’s Associates Elinor Shute Hart Daniel P. Petrozzo Heritage Club Kimberly Deischer Ike Suzanne Kmet Diaz Comenius Society Armando M. Lopez Brian C. Sarisky Monocacy Club Judith Tobias Chuisano Kristin Brugger Dremock Dana A. Mint-Danielson Founders’ Club Francis R. Mozgai Jr.
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BETH WILLIAMS BOYER ’78 For Beth Williams Boyer ’78, the Moravian College Leadership Council is just one way she gives back to the College and community. In addition to volunteering at Central Moravian Church and sitting on numerous community boards, Williams-Boyer and her husband created an annual giving scholarship. She has also served on the alumni board, as well as participated in many on-campus activities. As a longtime hospital social worker at St. Luke’s, Williams-Boyer says her dual degrees in social work—with its required internships and professorial supervision—and psychology were an excellent way of preparing herself for that career path. “Working with the agencies and then the professors, I felt very prepared to go out and do what I’ve been doing,” she says, adding that she learned the importance of giving back from two noteworthy mentors in particular. “My father, Alfred Williams, set that example first,” she says. “He went to Moravian on a full scholarship and always felt he owed a debt of gratitude to the College. He went on to become Chairman of the Board of Trustees, and it was his successor, Priscilla Payne Hurd, who continued the lesson.” Williams-Boyer cites a favorite quotation of Hurd, from Luke 12:48—“From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked.” The Council is an important means of putting that drive into action, and Williams-Boyer has a simple means of inspiring others to engage. “Ask yourself where you and your family would be if you didn’t have your Moravian College education,” she says. “The Council allows alumni to be heard,” she adds.“The administration is listening, and their feedback enables us to tell other alumni what’s happening on campus. We come from varied backgrounds, and we represent different age groups, but it takes that whole 360-degree sweep of skills to move the Council forward. I think the more people are involved in it, the more they will see just how much the administrators value our input.”
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Demeitrius V. Sawickij
Jennifer Lettie Chomo
Jesse H. Lawrence III,
Robert L. Topkis D.O.
John L. Fourney
Esq.
Colonial Club Richard A. Capra Timothy M. Cunniff Mark A. Fielding Matthew J. Hosfeld Patricia A. Ward Greyhound Club Catherine A. Bleiler John B. Callahan John A. Dooley Timothy J. Fahringer Jeannine Renninger Fielding Robert L. Godown Jr. James R. Hardin III Michael K. Howey Charles E. Jost Stephen C. Jost Regina Zavecz Kochmaruk Lynn M. Kuster Janice E. Lee John H. Moran Peter A. Morgan Robert F. Patten Timothy J. Prochnau Susan Knasiak Raley Dwight D. Repsher Rebecca Williams Slominski Lorraine Willey Snyder Frank J. Stettner III Stephen L. Tone Linda Locher Weiss
Lionel B. Fraser III
Amanda B. Lutz-Beheshti
Heather Friedel Hosfeld
Laurel Blair Mikovits
Esq.
Nicholas T. Sacco
Michael T. Kriner
Richard P. Solari
Thomas H. Luhman
Hugh D. Williamson Ph.D.
1992 Total Giving: $19,438 9% Participation Trustee Circle Teresa Rizzo Soden Comenius Society John J. Kruse Susan Sandt Lopez Monocacy Club Sherry Rohn Clancy Christina M. Lawrence D.M.D. Mary Becker Powell Scott M. Wilhelm Esq. Founders’ Club David P. McCarthy Stefanie Padula Mozgai Mark R. Newsome Neil V. Pagotto John N. Quinones Colonial Club William J. Casciano
Carmella Solito Mattes Edward J. Rekai Beth Derr Zmijewski V.M.D.
Greyhound Club Krista Fassl Carson W. Christian Carson Kevin Drake David S. Fields Marta Boulos Gabriel Paula Giancamilli Hardin Joseph R. Kopko Jr. Todd S. Sturza 1993 Total Giving: $63,579 9% Participation 1742 Circle William S. Schaninger Jr., Ph.D. President’s Associates Todd D. Parlee Heritage Club Hilary Martin Wandall Esq. Comenius Society Donald B. Pinkowsky Monocacy Club Barbara E. Reuper- Baum Founders’ Club Anonymous Donor Amy Endler Linda Hulse LaPointe Colonial Club Jeffrey N. Gibbs Thomas F. Harper John E. Mattes III Michelle Litzenberger Trent Greyhound Club Carrie Schaller Bachman James C. Barclay D.D.S. Kathryn Schaar Burke Christopher B. Buzby Sara B. Donches Thaddeus J. Encelewski Kristine Yurko Groeber Connie S. Grube Linda A. Hager Patrick Herrity
1994 Total Giving: $10,468 12% Participation Comenius Society Kevin M. Andris Esq. Denise A. Bradley Anne Shea Gaza Esq. Joseph M. Michalczyk Anthony E. Schuler Monocacy Club M. Bridget Heal John M. Hoffer Dale Intemann van Gelder Founders’ Club Shane M. Hollawell D.P.M. C. Lenny Konzelmann Danny P. Maalouf Jane Kerbacher McCarthy Colonial Club Deborah Maier Arabia Christopher C. Arabia Lori A. Halenar Jean A. Jones Eric A. Lambinus Cindy L. Snow Greyhound Club Marianne B. Anestad Cathy Bower Bonaskiewich Charles E. Bowman Karen Lechman Brady Tara Wentz Brown Lisa A. Cardwell Deena Diorio Cross Judson W. Frank Michael J. Hahn Kevin R. Harstine Nancy Williamson Hooke Marie Serfass Hosier Karl E. Klinger Joan Vargo Krem Elizabeth Charney Cannon Lawson Esq. Maureen James Lippincott Curtis W. Mease Ann M. Schlottman
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1999 Total Giving: $5,385 8% Participation Comenius Society Jennifer Coffin Dodd Ph.D. Joshua P. Dodd Monocacy Club William F. & Mary Ann Harzer Founders’ Club James J. Bradbury D.O.
Robert Petrosky
Jeffery F. Brill
Justin T. Potts
Merica Gellerman
Ryan M. Shick
Catherine B. Huegler
Stephen M. Van Horn
Jennifer L. Page
Jamie Reese Yocum
Kelly Lubenesky
David W. Zimmerman
Founders’ Club Katie Copf Van Der Linden Colonial Club Merci A. Hamilton Scott A. Heydt Michelle Hoopes Treichler Greyhound Club Melissa Herzog Cerco Andrew J. Cerco Ricky C. Gower Patricia Smith Hoyt Christina L. Mondschein Adrienne Krosecz Schultz Inna Kolesnikova Scully Emily J. Shertzer
James P. Orlando, Ed.D
Patricia Horwath Smith
Leslie D. Smith
John R. Stanley Ph.D.
Greyhound Club Jean Becker Anderson Erin Enderlin Bloys Patrick J. Egan Esq. Kathleen Stiely Frank Royce J. Jacomen Carla Thomas Lindenmuth Nancy J. Moffett Mark T. Morrissey Alan J. Pape Cynthia Rader-Geyer Amy Croll Souders Robin North Stankowski
Ryan T. Walters
1995 Total Giving: $29,120 9% Participation Trustee Circle Amy Kohler Howard President’s Associates Janna Barclay Parlee Heritage Club Britt J. Simon, Esq. Comenius Society
Comenius Society Mary Kate Turowski Andris Ed.D. Stephen M. Mathey Laura Kellers Queen Ed.D. Monocacy Club Deborah Yuengling Ferhat Bradley M. Lamm D.P.M. Tennant D. Magee Sr., Esq. Richard Senker Ph.D. Founders’ Club Daphne Rhoton Pierce
Mark A. Bonsall
D.M.D.
Gregory E. Webb
Sedef Koktenturk
Colonial Club Carl S. Appollina Kristen Jones Appollina Alenda B. Gardner Darren S. Hoch Greyhound Club Robert E. Bennett III Frank C. Chou Kevin P. Edwards Roberta Longo Gally Tracy Wartman Harris Eric M. Kniskern Esq. Jennifer Heberling Krausz Dorothy Elizabeth Rohn- Habhegger Carl B. Selmasska Susan Knowles Weber Jason M. Yasenchak
Karen Mang Tricomi Marlene L. Wachelka Ursula Morike Wuerth
Founders’ Club Krisa Murray Arzayus Aubrey L. Hicks Lena K. Kenan Edward J. Roach Colonial Club Kim N. Christman Kimberly Baenziger Harper Melissa Hertzog Johnson Janet Kucey Kovalchick Hugh P. McHugh Greyhound Club Karen Mattes Anderko Kevin C. Anderko William R. Anderson Peter T. Cook Frank J. Csrnko Jr. Christopher J. Fox Peter M. Gervasoni Frederick A. Harris Tanya Thear Hood Mary Beth Anfuso Horner Gregory A. Krausz Cynthia Ballato Mannon Rebecca Kleintop Owens Keith W. Quelet Karen M. Stupic 1996 Total Giving: $15,343 7% Participation Heritage Club Christopher J. Brown
1997 Total Giving: $7,913 6% Participation President’s Associates Michael L. Karapetian Founders’ Club Rebecca Kobler Brooking BethAnn Schrey Folcher Renee Bond Geiger Phillip N. Geiger C. Eileen Kutzler Colonial Club Lauren A. Baksa Sarah Crews Chriscoe Jason M. Maslowski John D. Rossi III
Jennifer A. Schaeffer
Colonial Club Allison D. Harteveld Greyhound Club Margaret L. Buss Robert J. England Gordon W. Frack Jr. Margaret M. Frantz Richard A. Gaugler Jr. Lisa G. Hahn-Egan Ph.D. Geoffrey D. Hood Esq. Christie J. Jacobsen Kara Heck Kline Jane M. Knisely Ph.D. Ostomy Matthew Amy Sandt Morgan Matthew B. Peak
Danielle J. Shisko-Guyer
Jennifer M. Stickney D.V.M.
1998 Total Giving: $7,365 7% Participation Comenius Society Melissa Hege Ayala Richard J. Bianco Jr., Esq. Monocacy Club David P. Nocek Kara Crampsie Nocek Jena Woods Pado Founders’ Club Edward S. Brooking Michael M. Folcher Lori B Lawler Audrey Weaver Sparks John A. Walls II Colonial Club Jennika Eckhaus Borger Jonathan L. Borger Zaleina Khan Kartick Susan J. Terry Greyhound Club Alan A. Babp Joseph P. Braunstein Jeremy Todd Campbell Joan M. Gaetaniello James A. Gold Christy Danko Graybeal Ph.D. Alison Parpagene Long Tara Wartman McClimon Judith A. Moll Stephanie Ann Newman Sharon Somishka Shankweiler
Gregory A. Woods
Wiland
Colonial Club Charles E Gardner Jill Ayers Gold Joshua G. Gold Stephanie L. Rickards Corrigan Greyhound Club Keith M. Dalton Sara deMange Fox Michael J. Fragassi Gracinda S. Glick Laura Ann Gordon William J. Haskins Tyler W. McClimon D.C. Marsha L. Stiles Evett Vega Lynne Grzywacz Webb Elizabeth Chamberlain Zoccola Kathleen Aguanno Zurenko 2000 Total Giving: $4,609 7% Participation Heritage Club Jeremy M. Straub Founders’ Club Ashley J. Heiberger Douglas M. Kleintop Jennifer L. Sheeto Psy.D. Brian D. Unangst
2001 Total Giving: $5,487 7% Participation Comenius Society Hal A. Long Monocacy Club Philip J. Black Anthony C. Rediger Rebecca Matijasich Stadelmeyer Founders’ Club Amy DePuy M.D. Andrew C. Grezlak Colonial Club Kimberly S. Ghali-Rao D.M.D. David S. Jordan Dustin Levy Ph.D. Sarah Parker Makovsky Michael H. Milunec Greyhound Club Hilary J. Constable Amalia G. Dignetti Alexander W. Egan Keri Schantz English Esq. Douglas L. Joseph Allison Fisk Mootz Carole R. Olszewski Joseph G. Pochron Rebecca Falk Rader John D. Rhinehart Paulette A. Roberts
Stegmaier Clara J. Thorne Tracy Hamill Walters
2002 Total Giving: $9,148 6% Participation President’s Associates Brian J. Corvino Comenius Society Julie Jones Shilane, Ph.D. Monocacy Club Josh W. Cesare Matthew W. Seaman Christopher S. Szutar
2003 Total Giving: $13,376 12% Participation President’s Associates D. Wayne Barefoot Comenius Society Timothy C. Deily Kelly McLean Rindock Monocacy Club Catherine Halley McCormick Joshua D. Weaknecht Founders’ Club Victoria Homko Piccotti J. William Reynolds Scott S. Zientek Colonial Club Kenneth C. Greb Laila S. Khoury-Wood
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Shelly A. Levulis D.P.M.
Ermioni Barikos
Driscoll
Alyson L. Remsing
Elise Alexander
Justin P. Driscoll
Jeremy C. Sawruk
Colancecco
Brynn Chromiak
Michael J. Zile
Michael D. Grillo Esq.
Dunkelberger
Greyhound Club Dennis F. Batovsky Charles L. Bowden Jr. Jon R. Buskirk Lisa M. Casciani- Schmidt Vincent P. Cowlishaw John A. Cupples IV Daniel E. Diefenderfer Neali Miller Feimster Rosa M. Fernandes Lori B. Geisinger John R. Giacchi Jr. Alisa Anderko Gonzalez Wilson Gonzalez Cynthia Wright Gorman Sarah Leiby Gower William B. Harris Sarah Dreydoppel Hriniak Richard C. Kulp III Dina M. Liberatore Jarrod M. Pence Jason P. Pozniak Jarod F. Rhinehart Jennifer Tori Shick Nathan A. Siegfried Ph.D. Patrick J. Sinclair Charles S. Tice Kristin L. Vazquez
Greyhound Club Nicholas P. Aprea Kimberly Hughes Bennett Justin T. Bennett Kimberly A. Broadbent Brynn Saltzer Buskirk Matthew J. Donnelly Janice E. Farber Anne Mayer Finnegan Stephen J. Hartenstine Anthony C. Iannetta Rebecca S. Kalapay Greta L. Kistler Kelly Warner Kulp Alissa Bucsi Kwiatkowski Jason R. Kwiatkowski Stephen J. Maslanek Anthony M. Merz Joshua C. Miller Kevin J. Miltenberger Brooke Ehasz Rhinehart Daniel R. Seyfried Kimberly Baird Shank Tracy E. Smith
James T. Feimster
2004 Total Giving: $14,085 9% Participation President’s Associates Jaime Marks Corvino Heritage Club Jennifer Hastings Deily Comenius Society Borko Milosev Monocacy Club Ethan J. P. Ordog Esq. Richard A. Villone Founders’ Club Heidi Keglovits Caldwell Charles DePuy Carrie L. Fellon Kaitlyn Cerco McKittrick Melissa Soroka Williams Scott T. Williams Colonial Club Marissa Weaknecht Ambron D.O.
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2005 Total Giving: $7,105 9% Participation Comenius Society Heather McGarvie Corey Daniel A. Corey Charlsie Keefe James Todd R. James Monocacy Club Heather Post Villone Founders’ Club Katie M. Suib Cathleen Lavelle Williams Colonial Club Christine A. Bobick Michelle Lala Clark Renee E. Garin Leah Elizabeth Holmes Regina A. LaCaruba Kara A. Mergl Courtney A. Wertman- Stambaugh Greyhound Club Lisa Bott Calandra Alyssa C. DeSimone Jennifer Kunes
Jacqueline Collette
Fox Esq.
Christina Wallace Garr Kelly M. Haymaker Beverly G. Hockemeier Ruth Ann Moyer Sara Fiske Pogue Stephanie Beitler
Rauch-Mannino Esq.
Guy R. Read Sheila Lichtenwalner Sacks Scott T. Silvoy Rebecca S. Stewart
2006 Total Giving: $2,399 7% Participation Monocacy Club Amanda M. Logan Founder’s Club Scott J. Burke Colonial Club Eric J. Cuevas Amy Frantz Gross Gregory K. Rarick Greyhound Club Shannon Gardner Bakros Neil V. Caniga John Albert Danatzko John D. Donofrio Carolyn Elliott Evans Matthew T. Hovey Esq. Stephanie Seaman Kennedy Kevin B. Landis Tara Harding Miltenberger Jill Brinckman Palmer Dawn K. Parker Timothy A. Reinhart Kristin E. Schol Lauren B. Shanoskie Lauren Castrantas Spiece Gerald J. Venturino Ryan E. Walker Courtney L. Werner Ph.D. Richard T. Wilkins III Bryan S. Wolf Brendan J. Wright Ph.D.
2007 Total Giving: $3,495 8% Participation Comenius Society Julia E. Gasdaska Founder’s Club Daniel A. Gohdes Esq. Shawn M. Martell Jennifer Gillard Shotto Lauren Homa Thompson Colonial Club Kelly M. Applegate Jennifer Connolly Rarick Jeremy R. Walker Greyhound Club Laura Sahlender Boyer Tyler K. Boyer Matthew R. Brehm MacKenzie E. Cameron Peter J. Cunha Esq. Jessica Cusumano Forcine Clifford W. Garr II Kyle A. Keller Eric M. Kratz Christina M. LaVecchia Samantha A. Madison Jillian Mlynek McMullen D. Patrick McMullen Thomas Joseph Mondschein Travis C. Nace Marissa Sharon Ramirez Scott G. Shelbo Emily R. Starner Brian H. Tarulli Stefanie Risko Venturino Colin L. Welles Brian T. Wright Brittany L. Zebro 2008 Total Giving: $4,113 10% Participation Monocacy Club John C. Mikovits R.N. Daniel G. Soares Founders’ Club David F. Carr Sabrina E. Ruch Colonial Club Allison R. Boyd Jessica Preston Grillo Taylor S. Knabb Andrea Jean Miles Rebecca Angstadt
Roche
Fydryszewski
Geoffrey M. Roche
Kevin A. Gambrino
John P. Wagner
Jenny A. George
Greyhound Club Eric E. Adams Matthew D. Adams Laura A. Bauer Daniel M. Bobick Keith R. Brotzman Stephen A. Buynovsky Joshua A. Collis Amelia J. Dietrich Devon L. Erdmanis Nikki Benson Falcone Megan Kocon Franzyshen Mark B. Franzyshen Marisa A. Gennace Matthew T. Hegarty Daniel J. Huster Tammy Smith Kovacs Andrew D. Lynn Colleen M. Marsh Julia B. Miles Peter L. Moore Michael E. Peck Ashley E. Pizzino Omar F. Ramirez Daniel C. Scavone Katharine E. Sisco Julia J. Southern Kerri Umholtz Vitale Christina Roccamo Welles
Anthony Giovannini
2009 Total Giving: $4,813 9% Participation Comenius Society Joseph P. Durso Founders’ Club Deborah Martin Arner Alicia Abbuhl Gohdes Hakim A. Myers Colonial Club Jeremiah D. Reinhart Raymond Garcia Jr. Paul G. Mack Preston D. Knauer Greyhound Club Revé A. Anderko Benjamin J. Becker Katarina A. Birle Laura Boyd Braxmeier Thomas A. Braxmeier Meredith Wertheim Brehm Daniel Foltz-Morrison Alexander M.
Tyler R. Hersch Susan L. Herschlag Alicia D. Kresley Sarah E. Lucci Donald L. Maxwell Srdjan M. Milosev Helen Benson Nace E. Audrey Rafferty Carl P. Robinson Chelsea Zellner Santoro Libby Baumgartner Seyfried Deborah Snyder Kristin M. Staunton Amanda King Swietlik Andrew J. Trontis Matthew J. Velekei Kasey Lund Walker Karen M. Zavecz
2010 Total Giving: $1,589 5% Participation Founders’ Club Kristen E. Connerat Dylan S. Stroup Colonial Club Justin R. Serfass Greyhound Club Zachary M. Andes Matthew R. Bross Chelsea N. Dotta Danielle C. DuBois Kaitlyn N. Lewis Joseph D. Melchionna Mark William Newman Rachel E. Riggs Meinardo R. Santos Nancy Schreefer Philip M. Spence Sarah Ann Thomas Eric M. Weaver Meredith E. Wright Kevin M. Yarzab Peter D. Zimmer 2011 Total Giving: $3,449 7% Participation Monocacy Club Robert C. Brown Cody Anne Lutz Brown Jacob A. Millen Founder’s Club Lucas A. Smith
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thank you Greyhound Club Anisa Kocher Albertson Jonathon T. Baltz Vanessa C. Bernardo Christopher J. Cullen Thomas J. Dailey Carli Timpson Feldman Kelly L. Grab Maryann Salamone Gross Maureen E. Helfers Alex J. Hersch Brian T. Hunscher Laurie Egner Kilian Matthew D. Levine Michael A. McClarin
Allen W. Petros Jr.
Ericka M. Blair
Robert D. Brands
Allissa B. Hoffman
Dalia K. Omran
Katherine J. Pritchett
Danielle N. Brogan
Kaylan A. Bruzzone
Michael T. Hofmann Jr.
Daniel B. Ortwein
Gregory C. Scarlato II
Traci Graver Buck
Edward J. Buoye
Taylor A. Holly
Christopher D. Ossont
Sam D. Stires
Margaret E. Callahan
Kelly E. Carman
Zixuan Huang
Shelby A. Palmer
Scott R. Stires
Harry S. Chilingerian
Kristina A. Carver
Thomas Louis Hudak
Margaret A. Palmeri
Rachel A. Tenneson
Joseph F. Connell
John A. Casolaro
Caitlin A. Hyland
Akul Y. Patel
Michael D. Zanoni
Robert T. Cressman
Marisa L. Clark
Alexandria M. Irwin
Lindsay N. Paulus
Nicholas K. Fitzsimmons
Kelianne M. Comitalo
Devon L. James
Alana Persad
2013 Total Giving: $1,375 6% Participation Founder’s Club Matthew C. Cordes Colonial Club Amanda Jayne Werner Greyhound Club
Harrison E. Fonteix
Vincent C. Confalone
Taylor J. Jennings
Katherine J. Peters
Kenneth R. Gula
Lewis M. Cooper
Garrett P. Kashmer
Photini A. Petrides
Ben Richard Hammel
Jennifer E. Dalickas
Danielle A. Kelly
Benjamin Pfenning
Robin La Rosa Hannig
Amy M. Dalmas
Amanda J. Kenney
Justin M. Pilchman
Casey L. Hilferty
Megan A. Davis
Hailey M. Kester
Jessica J. Potkovac
Ariel E. Hudak
Elaine Newton Deitch
Shawn M. King
Joan A. Powell
Ashley M. Jean
Claire DelCasale
Jillian Kluyber
Carolyn M. Rauch
Christopher J. Klump
Ashley E. DeLorenzo
Rachel T. Knecht
Morgan N. Redmond
Eavan M H Matz
Krystal R. Dering
Emily A. Krall
Kiera A. Reilly
Cassandra Cleveland
Reynard M. Benschop
Robert Q. McClarin
Izel N. Dickerson
Jennifer A. Kriz
Andrew N. Richmond
Mesko
Gabriella A. Breithaupt
Jennifer M. Parodi
Jonathan R. Diehl
Richard H. Kugel
Nicholas D. Roberts
Jesse T. Miller
Arielle J. Brent
Katelyn M. Remp
Debra A. DiMaria
Emily R. Lambright
Craig M. Robinson
R. Christine Reeser
Nicholas J. Clingan
Allison R. Samson
Alyssa L. D’Ippolito
Michelle N. Lanzarone
Angelo Roccamo
Jessica M. Rosato
Stephen L.
Timothy M. Smith
John V. Donohue
Nicole M. Larrison
Sean E. Rossiter
Jacob F. Schweitzer
Cunningham
Robert Solano
Catherine S. Duffin
Jenna C. Lastres
Victoria E. Ruibal
Timothy F. Smetana
Steven N. Delturk
Kyle F. Spence
Alexander B. Duncan
Maura L. Levandowski
Samantha R. Salvati
Trever Sweeney
Felicia V. Diaz
Anastasiya Stecker
Christopher J. Dunn
Andrew P. Loehwing
Kirsten E. Schall
Hongbo Hannah Yang
Amanda M. Dizinno
Kayleigh Dunn
Alexander J.
Cortland D. Schauerman
Francesca S. Falco
Longernecker
Gretchen Schmidt
Dillon M. Farrell
Alexandria B. Loveall
Stephen C. Scordo
John P. Ferguson
Ryan W. Luke
David L. Siepietowski
Brielle M. Ferraro
Elizabeth R. Mack
John E. Simone Jr.
Dana C. Fineman
Valerie A. Male
Christopher R. Souders
Alyssa N. Fischbach
Joseph J. Maltino
Phoebe D. Stone
Stefanie D. Friedman
Meaghan A. Mann
Morgan M. Sulovski
Thomas G. Froehlich
Emily Marley Marley
Brielle R. Sutter
Lauren E. Froschhauser
Jennifer L. Martin
Bryn P. Tafuri
Jaimie W. Fry
Jaclyn Martorana
Alyssa J. Tallon
Lindsay M. Galasso
Shamus J. Matthews
Patrick T. Titus
Jeffrey P. Gallagher
John A. McAdoo
Megan D. Troutman
Charlotte M. Gallagher
Lindsay E. McDanel
Daniel P. Vagnoni
Dior George
Heather K. McFadden
Andrew P. van der Kleut
Adam O. Ghoweri
Christopher J. McGrath
Amanda R. Van Fleet
Alexandra L. Giacoletti
Jacob McKee
Giana F. Vecchio
Martha R. Giesler
Allison I. Miller
Michael J. Vitone
Kaitlyn A. Gill
Kayla M. Miller
Brianna L. Walck
David G. Givler
Eugene T. Molisso
Gregory T. Werstler
Christopher D. Gomez
Jennifer A. Moll
Cayley N. Wise
Joshua Gonzalez
Cara E. Montagnese
John L. Wright
Jacquelyne K. Gordon
Rachel Morrison
Chase A. Yenser
Matthew J. Guidon
Emily B. Mudd
David D. Yerger
Jeremy D. Hachey
Luke B. Muench
Jill E. Zeiser
Colleen A. Hait
Megan Mummey
Matthew G. Hanson
Parker Richard Munson
Elias S. Hasenecz
Erin M. Murray
Nicholas T. Hastings
Thomas J. Natole
Dianna E. Henao
Heidi W. New
Lora J. Hill
Elizabeth A. Nielsen
Carl I. Feldman
2012 Total Giving: $3,606 7% Participation Comenius Society Andrew J. Shreter Monocacy Club Michelle A. Hanna Founders’ Club Matthew A. Lutcza Alexandra S. McCormick-Smith Colonial Club Matthew W. Gibson Ian W. Heck Greyhound Club Melissa S. Andreas Alexandra L. Blair Jaclyn S. Borden Elizabeth Ann Brundage Jenna L. Carmon Nicole M. Churilla Niccolo J. Dalpiaz Douglas P. DiMattia Samuel W. Grigsby Megan Hallowell Carolyn A. Latkovich Natalie C. Lawrence Justin M. Miranda Keila Delgado Olmeda
Nathaniel K. Ferraro Brittany E. Garzillo Mona Lisa Gonzalez Rajwinder Kaur Stevie N. Klie Brook M. Kowal Bradley H. Kutcha Michael W. O’Gorman Anna M. SantaMaria Kyle R. Stackhouse Ryan K. Stocker Ian J. Vogler Eileen A. Wan Marissa E. Zondag
2014 Total Giving: $2,212 8% Participation Monocacy Club Myles V. Barros Founders’ Club Evelyn Garcia Unangst Colonial Club Shelley A. Speirs Cory M. Creen Greyhound Club Kelsy-Ann S. Adams Alicia S. Altemose Samantha L. Bartley
2015 Total Giving: $4,557 55% Participation Colonial Club Joseph R. DiSarno Christopher D. Lansberry Shane M. McCaslin Patrick A. Perone Greyhound Club Benjamin J. Abbott Taylor Abruzzese Victoria V. Adamovich Johnathan X. AhbezMiller Kyle E. Apgar Spencer Bahel-Mowrer Kelsey L. Bailey Ryan G. Barwick Devon M. Bedell Shannon L. Bensetler Kristin M. Beutler Casey M. Bill Nicholas R. Billera Christine M. Bishop Chelsea N. Bortz Emilie B. Bortz Alexandria L. Boyce Samuel L. Boyer Owen J. Bradley Alyssa R. Brandle
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MARK D. MYSLINSKI ’77 It’s hardly rare for students to change majors during their college careers, but Mark D. Myslinski ’77 credits his switch with actually launching him on his eventual career path. After starting as a biology major, Myslinski switched to business after his sophomore year. With that base of experience in science and business, as well as involvement in the Amrhein Investment Club, he entered the growing healthcare industry after graduation. Today, more than 20 years later, Myslinski is using his experience in pharmaceuticals and healthcare—not to mention the intellectual curiosity that the liberal arts education taught him to foster—to lead teams that help oncologists solve challenging diagnostic problems. In addition to the contributions made to the medical field, Myslinski sits on the board of First Tee of the Lehigh Valley, as well as various research foundation boards including a publicly traded diagnostic company, MDXHealth. What’s more, he gives both his time and finances to the College that he says has been so good to him. “Without the scholarship I received from Moravian, I would still be paying off my student debts,” he says. “That financial support was very much needed, and I am committed to giving back to those who gave when I was in need.” The Leadership Council is an important element of that need reciprocate, and Myslinski says he is eager to see others take part. “The Council is only as good as the participation of its members,” he says. “It’s their involvement that makes it so special. Those of us who have been associated with the school take a lot of pride in having a hand in what’s happening. “The Council has goals to connect with younger alumni, students, faculty and staff—to make in-kind and financial contributions for the betterment of the school. That connection is helping to make Moravian College the contemporary institution it has become, and that is resonating with students. Seniors looking at colleges know what they like when they see it, and the 500 new freshman knew it when they saw Moravian.”
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SEMINARY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS Evangeline Bahnson Smith Society Members of the Evangeline Bahnson Smith Society are those supporters of Moravian Theological Seminary who have made a gift of $1,000 or more during the last fiscal year, at the following giving-club levels:
MISSION LEADERSHIP SOCIETY (GIFTS OF $100,000 AND ABOVE) Moravian Church, Northern Province Moravian Church, Southern Province
Ms. Lea B. Glembot Ms. Sallie L. Greenfield Mrs. Amy S. & Rev. David B. ’86 Guthrie Mrs. Roy C. Haberkern Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99 &
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE (GIFTS $10,000-$49,999) Mrs. Victoria Hermsted Badorf*
Lynn Aprill ’11, ’14 & Kerry Webb
Denise S. ’93 & Arthur T. Katsaros
Rev. Keith K. Harke ’99
Mr. Carl J. Helmich Jr. ’57 Rev. Lunnett M. Hilliard ’10 Rev. Dr. Nola R. Knouse ’09 &
DEAN’S CIRCLE (GIFTS $5,000-$9,999) Mr. & Mrs. Adam F. Ambielli Louis W. Bender, Ph.D. Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 & Mr. Warren Gericke Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. Mr. J. Robert Hess Mr. Bruce W. Marold Rev. Dr. Janice ’82, ’91 & Mr. Thomas Young
Mr. Paul Knouse
Larger Life Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Hugh K. Leatherman, Jr. Honorable Wilma A. Lewis Yvonne Thompson Maddox, Ph.D. Ms. Sherry Mason Brown Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85 Moravian Church, Eastern District Rev. Dr. Christine L. Nelson Rev. Kenneth W. Nowack ’51* Mr. Bryan Peacock Dr. & Mrs. Ervin J. Rokke
PROFESSOR’S CIRCLE (GIFTS OF $1,000-$4,999) Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison Mrs. Janet Outten Amos ’43* Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler & Mr. William Arnold Karen ’88 & Jose P. Arencibia Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Beitler Mrs. Constance L. & Rev. David E. ’88 Bennett Mr. Stephen D. Black Mrs. Colleen Workman Bruckart Mr. & Mrs. James O. Burri Busy Workers Society of Central Moravian Church Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty, Jr. Evelyn Trodahl & Richard Chynoweth Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Crawford Dr. Audrey West & Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80 Mrs. Mary C. Dull Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Fried Rev. Patricia F. ’98 & Mr. Harold H. Jr. Garner
Rev. Canon Gwendolyn-Jane ’81 &
Robert D. Romeril
Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld Mr. & Mrs. John P. Sorenson Rev. Cheryl A. Stoneback ’04 Rev. Dr. Heather Hartung Vacek Rev. Dr. Walter H. &
Rev. Deborah M. Wagner
Mr. Paul R. Yochum
SEMINARY ALUMNI TRUSTEE CIRCLE Mrs. Lynn Aprill Webb ’11, ’14 PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 Mr. Bruce W. Marold ’12 Rev. Dr. Janice M. Young ’82, ’91 HERITAGE CLUB Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80 Rev. Dr. Nola R. Knouse ’09 Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85
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COMENIUS SOCIETY Mrs. Karen A. Arencibia ’88 Rev. David E. Bennett ’88 Rev. J. Michael Dowd ’71 Rev. Patricia F. Garner ’98 Rev. David B. Guthrie ’86 Rev. Keith K. Harke ’99 Mr. Carl J. Helmich Jr. ’57 Rev. Lunnett M. Hilliard ’10 Mrs. Denise S. Katsaros ’93, ’97 Mr. William C. Needs ’63 Rev. Kenneth W. Nowack ’51* Rev. Canon Gwendolyn Jane Romeril ’81 Rev. Dr. Gordon L. Sommers ’61 Rev. Cheryl A. Stoneback ’04
Rev. Diane C. Joseph ’98
Rev. Dr. Robert E. Sawyer ’67
Mr. Gregory A. Krausz ’02
Rev. Dean R. Jurgen ’81
Mrs. Frances Spier Saylor ’15
Rev. Reid P. Lauderman ’10
Rev. Dianne Murray Kareha ’93, ’97
Mr. David G. Sommers ’87
Rev. Roy E. A. Ledbetter ’74
Rev. William B. Kerner ’62
Rev. Lynne D. Trout ’05
Mr. Theodore G. Lekorenos ’61
Rt. Rev. Douglas H. Kleintop ’75
Rev. Dr. Craig S. Troutman ’82
Rev. Linda Leuser ’08
Rev. Jami L. Possinger ’02
Rev. Carol L. West ’00
Rev. Dr. F. Thomas Lichner ’82
Rev. Norman E. Prochnau ’62
Rev. Dr. Gerald K. Loch ’75 Rev. Christie Melby-Gibbons ’09
Rt. Rev. Dr. Kay K. Ward ’80
GREYHOUND CLUB Rev. Sara Moran Aker ’86 Rev. William T. Andrews ’82 Rev. Robert G. Aregood ’88 Rev. Connie Feltenberger Asquith ’84 Mr. Michael W. Barnett ’03 Rev. Dr. Becky J. Beckwith ’97 Rev. Bradley L. Bennett ’84 Ms. Jacqueline Billy ’97
Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99, ’00
Rev. Bruce M. Weaknecht ’81
Rev. Walter C. Bishop ’05
Rev. Douglas C. Rights ’83
Rev. David L. Wickman ’67
Mrs. Louise H. Young ’90
Rev. Canon Doris S. Bray ’80
Rev. Tammie L. Rinker ’99
Rev. Q. Ray Burke III ’77
Rev. Rhonda Robinson ’12
Ms. Elizabeth Milstrey Buss ’14
Rev. Tracy Robinson ’06
Mr. Jeremy T. Campbell ’98
Rev. Dr. Rebecca Bean Rodriguez ’79
Rev. John D. Christman ’70
Rev. Dorothy Elizabeth Rohn-
Dr. Joseph R. Chuk ’84
Rev. Cheryl G. Cottingham ’08
Rt. Rev. Lane A. Sapp ’87
Rev. Rebecca D. Craver ’07
Rt. Rev. Dr. Edwin A. Sawyer ’38
Rev. Steve E. Craver ’77
Rev. Marlin L Schaffstall ’59
Mrs. Susan Crawson-Brizzolara ’15
Rev. Robert H. Smith ’61
Ms. Jewel Davis ’13
Rev. Maria Evola Spada ’89
Rev. Canon Virginia Rex Day ’93
Rev. Earl E. Stephan ’57
Rev. Brian R. Dixon ’05
Rev. Rebecca Y. Stephens ’92
Ms. Margaret Hourihan Donohue ’14
Rev. Dr. Glen W. Stoudt ’77
Rev. Dean A. Easton ’05
Rev. Arlene Byers Studer ’72
Rev. David P Felker ’96
Rev. Canon Jane B. Teter ’83, ’85
Rev. Carol A. Foltz ’78
Rev. Richard J. Thierolf ’78
Rev. Derek A. French ’95
Rev. Allen. D Timm ’92
Rev. John Warren Fritts ’14
Rev. C. Scott Venable III ’79
Ms. Deborah S. German ’08
Mrs. Emily B. Wallace ’94
Rev. David C. Geyer ’97
Rev. Dr. John Henry Winlick ’68
Rev. James L. Gill ’89
Rev. Warren D. Wenger ’45
MONOCACY CLUB Rev. Dr. Elaine L. Fenstermacher Bogert ’79, ’82 Rev. Dr. Eileen Edwards ’05 Rev. Ian D. S. Edwards ’04 Mr. Gregory Ellis ’07 Rev. Wolfram Fliegel ’56 Mrs. Erdmute Frank ’03 Ms. Judith Harke Ganz ’08 Rev. James D. Hejl ’81 Mrs. D. Jane Joyce ’93 Rev. Gary T. Marsh ’83 Rev. Dr. William H. McElveen ’58 Rev. Gordon B. Mowrer ’89, ’92 Rev. Frederick C. Seyfert Jr. ’62 Rev. Robert L. Strauss ’84 Mrs. Pamela M. Weiss ’99 Rev. Stuart N. Zimmerman ’78 FOUNDERS’ CLUB Rev. Dr. Craig D. Atwood ’87 Rev. Hartmut Beck ’50 Rev. Carol Packer Dague ’90 Rev. Kenneth V. Daniel ’89 Rev. Dr. Donald C. Esslinger ’82 Rev. J. Christian Giesler ’86 Rev. John H. Giesler ’58 Rt. Rev. Paul A. Graf ’64 Rev. J. Christopher Greene ’08 Rev. Jane Keogh Harberg ’91 Rev. Dr. Williard R. Harstine ’62, ’86 Rev. Anthony Earl Hayworth ’08 Rev. David J. Henkelmann ’57 Rev. Dr. James S. Hilander ’51 Ms. Frances L. Huetter ’58 Mr. Darryl S. Jeffries ’69
Rev. John G. Rights ’95 Rev. Dennis G. Rohn ’70 Rev. Dr. Richard I. Shamel ’54 Rev. Richard L. Sides ’75 Rev. Robert T. Stevens ’94 Rev. Gary M. Straughan ’66 Rev. Katie Copf Van Der Linden ’06 Rev. Aden A. Ward ’71
COLONIAL CLUB Rev. Matthew W. Allen ’98 Rev. Richard R. Beck ’86 Rev. Wendy Pirwitz Beck ’86 Rev. Jennika Eckhaus Borger ’01 Ms. Kelly Howard Brooks ’05 Rev. R. Theodore Burcaw Jr. ’86 Rt. Rev. Dr. D. Wayne Burkette ’69 Ronald R. Cavanagh Th.D. ’63 Rev. David D. Danneberger ’75 Mrs. Maureen Stahl DeBellis ’14 Rev. M. Lynnette Delbridge ’84 Ms. Sylvia Muller Doyle ’14 Rev. Wilfred L. Dreger ’45 Rev. Robert F. Engelbrecht ’56 Rev. Terry L. Folk ’78 Rev. Dr. Amy Gohdes-Luhman ’93 Rev. William E. Gramley ’62 Rev. John Everard Griffith ’69 Rev. Dr. Gene E. Handwerk ’77, ’82 Rev. Melissa Hertzog Johnson ’01 Rev. R. Burke Johnson ’67 Rev. Glenn F. Jurek ’64 Rev. Gail H. Kees ’86 Rev. Judy M. Knopf ’05 Rev. Dr. William W. Matz, Sr. ’53 Rev. Andrew W. Meckstroth ’86 Ms. Andrea Jean Miles ’13 Rev. Dr. Stephen O. Nicholas Jr. ’67 Rev. Charles Otto ’03 Rev. Catherine A. Parsons ’95 Rev. Helen R. Pearson ’93, 97 Rev. Tracy A. Pryor ’99 Ms. Robin Lynn Reinhard ’13 Rt. Rev. Graham H. Rights ’60 Ms. Tracy Campbell Roeder ’89
Ms. Janet Scholey Mishkin ’12 Rev. Jack T. Nance ’65 Ms. Susan Kisthart Nenstiel ’13 Rev. Jimmie L. Newsom Sr. ’64 Rev. Cynthia Rader Geyer ’97 Rev. John F. Rauhut ’89 Rev. Janel Rice ’05 Rev. Dawn R. Richie ’03
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thank you SEMINARY FRIENDS
Rev. Dr. Christine L. Nelson
Mrs. Ruth Burns Carver
Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Joyce
MORAVIAN CIRCLE Moravian Church, Northern Province Moravian Church, Southern Province
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Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Crouch
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Mr. & Mrs. John E. Dewees
Dr. & Mrs. Roland R Liebenow
Mr. Thomas H. Luhman
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Rev. Dr. Heather Hartung Vacek
Ms. Helen Florence. Kurczynski
Dr. Timothy Thomas Luckritz Marquis
Rev. Dr. Walter H. & Rev. Deborah M.
Mrs. Marie Morman
Luther Crest Resident’s Spiritual
Wagner
Mrs. Kathryn Shamel
Mr. Paul R. Yochum
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Trapp
Mrs. Emilie B. Manning
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mrs. Victoria Hermsted Badorf* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Rampolla TRUSTEE CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Richard Chynoweth Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D.
Doris J. Schattschneider
Life Committee
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Mrs. Colleen M. Marsh
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GREYHOUND CLUB Ms. Elrica Adams-Finney Ms.Kim Kline Adamson Mr. & Mrs. Floyd W. Angley Jr.
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PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Mr. & Mrs. Adam F. Ambielli Louis W. Bender, Ph.D.
MONOCACY CLUB Mr. Frank E. Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Frey Mrs. Anna Mae Gillett Goshen Moravian Church Mr. & Mrs. Cromer R. Grubbs Jr.
Mr. J. Robert Hess
Home Moravian Women’s Fellowship
Rev. Dr. Glenn H. Asquith
Mr. Ernest F. Parker Jr.
Larger Life Foundation
Rev. Margaret K Leinbach
Mrs. Betty Lou Baker
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Mr. & Mrs. Gary Martell
Mr. Gregory M. Behrend
Mrs. Mary C. Perryman
Mrs. Rose Eifert Nehring
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Mr. Anderson Roberts
Harold & Elizabeth Vogler Fund
Ms. Molly P. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Roland
Miss Darlene Bucher
Ms. Julie A. Rucks
Rev. Fred Butler
Ms. Mildred Saderholm
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Saunders
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Cicorelli
Ms. Amy L. Schumacher
Ms. Amorelle J. Crossley
Mr. Charles F. Shipman III
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Denham
Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Simmons
Rev. Dr. David H. DeRemer
Mr. & Mrs. I. B. Southerland III
Miss Phyllis Ann Epperson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Starbuck
Ms. Geraldine L. Fenstermaker
Ms. Rebecca Stump
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Mr. Ronald J. Szabo
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Ms. Fay M. Thomas
Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Frauson
Ms. Donna Clements Tweed
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford C. Garner
Ms. Erdmuth Venable
Ms. Joan Glover
Mr. Douglas Walker
Mr. James A. Gold
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Wallace
Mr. Adam C. Goodrich
Mr. & Mrs. M. Roger Warren
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest R. Hampton
Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Warren
Mr. James A. Hancock Jr.
Rev. Dr. Charles Riddick Weber
Mr. John A. Hartley Jr.
Mrs. Emma Demuth Williams
Mrs. Patricia C. Herbst
Mrs. Irma Williamson
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Hester
Ms. Geraldine K. Winstead
Mr. & Mrs. Roger K. Hockaday
Dr. Thomas E. Young
Ms. Donna D. Hurt
Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Zimmerman
HERITAGE CLUB Mrs. Janet Outten Amos* Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Carney Ms. Lea B. Glembot Mr. Bryan Peacock Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld COMENIUS SOCIETY Mrs. Victoria Penske Aitchison Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler & Mr. William Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Beitler Mr. Stephen D. Black Mrs. Colleen Workman Bruckart Mr. & Mrs. James O. Burri Busy Workers Society of Central Moravian Church Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Crawford Mrs. Mary C. Dull Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Fried Ms. Sallie L Greenfield Mrs. Roy C. Haberkern Ms. Judith Plocher Kaaua Mr. C. Cassard Kaesemeyer Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely Mr. & Mrs. Hugh K. Leatherman, Jr. Honorable Wilma A. Lewis Yvonne Thompson Maddox, Ph.D. Ms. Sherry Mason Brown Moravian Church, Eastern District
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FOUNDERS’ CLUB Mr. & Mrs. David P. Ambler Mrs. Julie Anderson Atwood Mr. F. Scott Bauer Dr. & Mrs. John F. Burke Ms. Susan L. Canfield Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Howard H. Cox Ms. Jennifer Durnbaugh Denlinger Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hanson Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Henderson Mr. Earl Jackson Mr. & Mrs. M. Keith Kapp Ms. Marcella Kraybill-Greggo Mr. Frederick G. Lowrey Jr. Mrs. Mary Ellen Binder Orben Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sandercox Wayne C. & Sandra Shugart Ms. Jean H. Siftar Mr. Halfred C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Randy Vance Ms. Jane Frankenfield Weber Rev. Dr. R. Jane Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Meyers Mrs. Jessica Shue Morris Mr. & & Mrs. Mark W. Newman Ms. Rebecca Kleintop Owens
Mr. Billy D. Hutchins
COLONIAL CLUB Mr. Albert Atwood Mr. Gary M. Barraco
Rev. Robert G. Janis-Dillon Ms. Ellen Dalgaard Jensen Ms. Elizabeth A. Johnson
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MORAVIAN CIRCLE Mr. DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr.* Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43 Mr. Frederick A. Reinhard CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mr. Curtis H. Barnette Mr. Robert P. Flicker ’71 Miss Johanna Ott Mr. Kenneth J. Rampolla ’79 TRUSTEE CIRCLE Mr. Ray S. Bishop Jr. ’81 Mrs. Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth ’68 Bryon L. Grigsby Ph.D. ’90 Mrs. Deborah Oplinger McKinnon ’73 Parry J. Miller M.D. ’66 Mrs. Betsey Tait Puth ’51 Dr. Bettie Moretz Smolansky Honnie P. Spencer M.D. ’90 PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Mr. Brian J. Corvino ’02 Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 Mr. Michael M. Ellis ’72 Mr. Andrew W. Hart ’90 Mr. J. Robert Hess Mr. Robert J. Schoenen Jr. Dr. Gordon Weil Rev. Dr. Janice M. Young ’82, ’91 HERITAGE CLUB Dr. Hilde Binford Mr. Gary A. Carney Mr. Gregory Christensen Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80 Mr. Scot J. Dapp Mr. Robert K. Gratz ’75 Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ‘85 Mr. Bryan Peacock COMENIUS SOCIETY Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler Mrs. Karen Bader Mr. James E. Barnes Mr. Gary A. Becker Rev. David E. Bennett ’88 Mr. Stephen D. Black Dr. Herman E. Collier Jr. Mr. Jon B. Conrad ’82 Dr. George S. Diamond Ms. Julia E. Gasdaska ’07 Rev. David B. Guthrie ’86 Mrs. Patricia Murray Hanna ’82 Dr. Linda Heindel Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69 Mrs. Beverly Gaston Kochard ’73 Dr. Eva Leeds
FACULTY, STAFF AND TRUSTEES Present and emeriti members of Moravian College and Moravian Theological Seminary faculty and staff, as well as current Moravian trustees
Honorable Wilma A. Lewis
Dr. John R. Black
Dr. Heikki E. Lempa
Dr. Janet S. Loengard
Dr. Carole K. Brown
Rev. Dr. William W. Matz Sr. ’50, ’53
Dr. Nicole L. Loyd
Dr. Robert T. Burcaw Ph.D. ’51
Dr. Joanne M. McKeown
Yvonne Thompson Maddox Ph.D.
Mrs. Ruth Calvo
Mr. Douglas J. Plotts
Mrs. Carol Ann Modjadidi
Dr. G. Clarke Chapman
Mr. Jeremiah D. Reinhart ’09
Rev. Dr. Christine L. Nelson
Rev. Dr. Howard H. Cox
Ms. Alyson L. Remsing ’03
Dr. Gary L. Olson
Ms. H. Paty Eiffe
Dr. Edward A. Roeder
Mr. Joseph T. Perno
Ms. Amy Endler ’93
Mr. John D. Rossi III ’97
Mr. Joseph L. Powlette ’60
Mr. E. Blair Flintom
Dr. Alicia N. Sevilla
Mr. A. Reed Raymond ’74
Dr. Dennis G. Glew
Mrs. Shelley A. Speirs ’14
Mr. Mark F. Reed
Rev. Dr. Willard R. Harstine ’62, ’86
Ms. Mary Beth A. Spirk
Ms. Anne Myers Reid
Mr. Ashley J. Heiberger ’00
Dr. Barbara Vinciguerra
Dr. Ervin J. Rokke
Rev. Dr. James S. Hilander ’48, ’51
Mr. Robert J. Ward
Dr. Doris Wood Schattschneider
Dr. Daniel Jasper
Rev. Dr. David A. Schattschneider ’60
Mrs. Amy Pritchard Klotz
Joseph M. Shosh Ph.D. ’88
Dr. Helen Kohler
Mr. Arthur W. Smith Jr. ’68
Ms. Marcella Kraybill-Greggo
Dr. Kay B. Somers
Ms. Linda Hulse LaPointe ’93
Dr. Susan Martin Studds
Ms. Alexandra S. McCormick-
Dr. Lori J. Toedter
Rev. Dr. Heather Hartung Vacek
Dr. John W. McDermott
Rev. Dr. Walter H. Wagner
Mrs. Carol J. Meixell
Mr. James R. Walker
Ms. Erika Bayles Mondok ’90
Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99, ’00
Mrs. Susan Sikora O’Hare ’74
Mr. Michael P. Wilson
Dr. John V. Reynolds
Dr. Robert R. Windolph
Ms. Amy W. Saul
Smith ’12, ’15
Mrs. Monica Schantz
MONOCACY CLUB Dr. Mary E. Arenas Mr. George J. Boksan ’78 Dr. Kerry H. Cheever Dr. Benjamin Coleman Rev. Dr. Eileen Edwards ’05 Rev. Dr. Steve R. Gordy Dr. Ruth Roberts Hailperin Ms. Michelle A. Hanna ’12 Ms. Dawn M. Ketterman-Benner Kelly K. Krieble Ph.D. ’86 Mr. Gary M. Martell ’76 Ms. Janet A Ohles Ms. Patricia A. Price Mrs. Carole Ann Reese Dr. Martha Reid Mr. Steven F Soba Mrs. Jane Frankenfield Weber ’79 Mr. Neil Wetzel FOUNDERS’ CLUB Dr. Pamela Z. Adamshick Mr. Harold C. Anderson Rev. Dr. Craig D. Atwood ’87 Mr. F. Scott Bauer Mr. William F. Bauman ’74
Mr. Richard R. Schantz Dr. James V. Skalnik Mr. Lucas A. Smith ’11 Dr. Carol A. Traupman-Carr ’86 Rev. Katie Copf Van Der Linden ’02, ’06 Mrs. Joyce J. Vance Rt. Rev. Dr. Kay K. Ward ’80 Mr. Joseph E. Williams ’70 Rev. Dr. R Jane Williams Dr. Stacey B. Zaremba
COLONIAL CLUB Rev. Jennika Eckhaus Borger ’98, ’01 Mrs. Marie T. Breisch Dr. Bernardo J. Cantens Mr. Richard J. Churilla Mrs. Ann McKittrick Claussen ’74 Mrs. Elise Alexander Colancecco ’04 Ms. Sylvia Muller Doyle ’14 Mrs. Bonnie Jean Falla Rev. Dr. William S. Falla Rev. Dr. Amy Gohdes-Luhman ’93 Miss JoAnn M. Grandi Mrs. Deborah J. Hinkel Dr. Curtis A. Keim Dr. David L. Langhus
GREYHOUND CLUB Mrs. Rebecca Ann Ahner Ms. Anisa Kocher Albertson ’11 Ms. Melissa S. Andreas ’12 Rev. Dr. Glenn H. Asquith Ms. Shelley Sorensen Bauder Mr. James W. Beers ’89 Dr. Jane A. Berger Mrs. Lisa Gianotti Brand Dr. Robert T. Brill Mr. Ralph E. Brodt III ’75 Mr. John C. Byrne ’82 Mr. Joseph William Cullen Ms. Jill Steigerwalt Davis Mrs. Elaine Newton Deitch ’15 Dr. John R. Dilendik Rev. Brian R. Dixon ’05 Dr. Theresa A. Dougal Dr. Dana S. Dunn Mrs. Theresa C. Eddinger Mr. Kevin P. Edwards ’96 Ms. Deborah L. Evans Mrs. Janice E. Farber ’04 Mr. James T. Feimster ’05 Mr. Terence J. Fitzpatrick Dr. Cecilia M. Fox Dr. Michael J. Fraboni Mrs. Debra A. Gaspar Mr. Richard A. Gaugler Jr. ’00 Dr. Joseph J. Gerencher Mrs. Regina Liberto Gower Ms. Julianne Bates Greco Ms. Megan Hallowell ’12 Dr. Joyce A. Hinnefeld Dr. Joy Hirokawa Ms. Beverly G. Hockemeier ’05 Dr. Lorraine M. Hoffman Dr. Alison Holliday Ms. Leah Elizabeth Holmes ’05, ’13
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Mr. John Makuvek Jr.
Ms. Rose Panik
Mr. Robert J. Volk Jr.
Dr. Diane W. Husic
Dr. Santo D. Marabella
Mr. Justin T. Potts ’00
Mrs. Janet A. Wallace
Ms. Christie J. Jacobsen ’00
Mrs. Colleen M. Marsh ’08
Mrs. Carla E. Ross
Rev. Dr. Charles Riddick Weber
Ms. Elizabeth A. Johnson ’72
Dr. Albert H. Martin
Ms. Laurie M. Roth
Ms. Cathy M. Welsko
Ms. Amy Lou Johnson
Ms. Jeanne B. Masters
Dr. G. Alden Sears
Dr. James P. West
Ms. Donna Keeler
Ms. Lynn M. Masters
Ms. Kimberly Baird Shank ’04
Dr. Debra Wetcher-Hendricks
Dr. Ronald J. Kline
Mrs. Michelle A. Matuczinski
Rev. Dr. Stephen A. Simmons
Mr. Walter Wilkins III
Dr. Winfred A. Kohls
Dr. Robert H. Mayer
Ms. Audrey Buss Simons
Miss Debra A. Williamson
Dr. Astrid B. Kromayer
Mr. Jesse T. Miller ’11
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Dr. Joel D. Wingard
Dr. Frank T. Kuserk
Mr. Thomas Joseph Mondschein ’07
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Dr. Hans M. Wuerth
Mr. Louis V. Lanza
Ms. Marty J. Moyle
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Mrs. Linda R. Young
Dr. Timothy Thomas Luckritz Marquis
Ms. Carole R. Olszewski ’01
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PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS
Current and past parents and grandparents of Moravian students Dr. & Mrs. Terence O’Rourke, Sr. P ’86
Mr. & Mrs. John Cave P ’83
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Mrs. Doreen H. Paynton P ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Corey P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Boland P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E.
Dr. Joseph Pena & Dr. Karen
Christina Schoeller ’84 & J. Christian ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Brower P ’87
Drs. Paul & Ramona Cahiwat P ’98
Breidegam Jr. P ’84*
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Reinhard P ’86, P ’90
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Weller P ’06 PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES Mr. J. Robert Hess P ’81 Ida E. & David B., MD ’71 Vasily P ’02 HERITAGE CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fox P ’87 Mr. & Mrs. James Mclean P ’03 Ms. Nancy A. Pace P ’11 Dr. & Mrs. David R. Taschler P ’16 Mrs. Margaret Taylor P ’75, P ’82 Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Russell Truscott P ’14 COMENIUS SOCIETY Beth Hance ’90 & Craig A. Arnold P ’18 Mrs. Irma Beltram P ’75, P ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Buck P ’06, P ’10, P ’12 Mrs. Betty U. Buralli P ’73* Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cahill P ’18 Dr. & Mrs. Herman E. Collier Jr. P ’86 Dr. Don C. Follmer P ’77 Mr. Robert J. Fulmer P ’87, P ’92 Mr. & Mrs. John Jamula P ’14 Catherine C. & James A. ’82 McAdoo P ’15 Mr. Ronald L. Miksiewicz ’84 P ’14, P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Miller P ’00 Ms. Pamela Moschini P ’10 Margan Sztuk ’82 & George F. Mulvaney P ’16
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Giesler P ’10
Barbra & Kurt J. ’89 Poling P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. James Haddad P ’16
Dr. & Mrs. Bernardo J. Cantens P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. William Potts Jr. P ’00
Mr. & Mrs. William Howard P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Carisone P ’18
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Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Little P ’94
Christina Haas ’83 & Richard J.
Ann H. & Peter A. ’76 Raines
Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Long, Jr. P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Maher P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Conroy P ’18
Mrs. Barbara Reimers P ’92
Mr. & Mrs. William Makoski P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Gary F. Danni P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Walker P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Meixell P ’00,
Sylvia Muller ’14 & Michael Doyle
Dr. Jennifer B. Wilson P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Wilson P ’16
Mr. Elias Mourani P ’02
Mrs. Paul J. Endler P ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wisnosky P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Moyer P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Ben E. Evans P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Zondag P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mummey P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Feinman P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Renna P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Fineman P ’15
Dr. & Mrs. John V. Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Fydryszewski
P ’10, P ’12
MONOCACY CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Tomas C. Bamberger P ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Bull P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Chomo P ’85, P ’87, P ’89 Joan Kiefer ’86 & Todd J. ’87 Dickinson P ’16 Mrs. Grace Wilkinson Dunkley P ’78 Rev. Dr. & Mrs. Steve R. Gordy P ’01, P ’05 Mr. & Mrs. L. Thomas Hornberger P ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Luke P ’15 Mrs. Mary Poulson P ’08 Mr. Jerry Pritchett P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Reese P ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Sheehan P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Jon Shreter P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Cary M. Wilson P ’99 FOUNDERS’ CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Harold C. Anderson P ’04, P ’05, P ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Butash P ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John H. Byrne P ’82
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Churilla P ’12
P ’17
P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Rosko P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C Germano P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Runne P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Givler P ’15
Dr. & Mrs. William Santoro P ’11
Ms. Linda Gotzon P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard L. Saraceni P ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Craig S. Harkins P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Savite P ’13, P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Helfers P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Schulter P ’97
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Heydt P ’02
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Setley P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hinkel P ’03, P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce G. Smith P ’11
Mr. Brian Lokitis P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Soroka P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Lubben P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Starner P ’01
Mr. & Mrs. William Mack P ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Stenger P ’13
Maryann & Pharon L. ’87 Metzger P ’17
Mrs. Helen P. Strunk P ’73
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn B. Murray P ’95
Ms. Alicia K. Wallace P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Gary O. Nace P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Zacheis P ’07
Mrs. Gay Orfe P ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Kent Ziegler
Mr. & Mrs. Charles V. Osborne Jr.
P ’03
P ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Butch Rossetti P ’18
COLONIAL CLUB Dr. & Mrs. John W. Adamus P ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Louis T. Alexander P ’04 Dr. Mary Bennardi & Dr. Thomas F. Barberio P ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Barr P ’93
Ms. Kris Scipio P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sini P ’95 Mr. & Mrs. George Siragusa P ’17 Mr. Scott C. Smith P ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Straight P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. James Swartz Jr. P ’86
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Mr. & Mrs. David J. Szkolnicki P ’16
Dr. & Mrs. Raffy Chilingerian P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Gassner P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. James LaFronz P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Clark P ’12, P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. George Geisinger P ’03
Mrs. Lou Ann Lange P ’08
Ms. Tamala Toleno P ’15
Ms. Gwendolyn A. Colegrove P ’07
Mrs. Mija Gellerman P ’99
Mr. & Mrs. David Lansberry P ’15
Dr. Barbara & Mr. Richard Vinciguerra
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Conage P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gill P ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Antoine Latour P ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Fred E. Cook P ’97
Ms. Laura Gontz P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Carl P. LaVo Jr. P ’01
Mr. James Werner P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Cook P ’18
Mr. John Gotzon P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Lawrence P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Wertman P ’03, P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Costantino P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Gower P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Layng P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Toshiaki Yasunaga
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Csencsits P ’84, P ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grigsby P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Nguyen D. Le P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Young P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Cunningham P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Grotyohann P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney L. Lebo P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Czarnecki
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Grube P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Lesh P ’07
Dr. Peter Guidon P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Rusty Lewis P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D’Agostino P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Russell F. Hall
Mr. Donald L. Lindsay Jr. P ’03
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dalickas P ’15
David J. Hanes, M.D. P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Linnartz P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Davis P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hanson P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Adelino Lopes P ’15
Ms. Margaret DeAntonio P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Hardin P ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Maffettone P ’17
Ramon J. Deeb, M.D. P ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Haymaker P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Allen J. Magrini P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Dengler P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hengler P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. John Makuvek Jr. P ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Neil J. DeNuzzie P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Henly P ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Maltino P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Charles DePuy P ’01, P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard W. Hess P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Mammana
Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Deringer P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hilferty P ’14
Mrs. Sheri DeShields P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Hobaugh P ’99
Ms. Diane Markovic P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Deutsch P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl L. Hoffman P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Marshall P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. John Deutsch P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hofmann P ’15
Mrs. Pamela A. Martin P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Scott T. Diehl P ’05
Susan & William R. ’83 Hoke P ’16
Mrs. Michelle Rogers Matuczinski
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard DiGiacomo P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Hollenbeck P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. George DiLullo P ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Holly P ’15
Dr. Robert H. Mayer &
Ms. Victoria DiTomasso P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. John Hosty P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dobry Jr. P ’02
Mr. & Mrs. John Raymond Howard
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. McCaslin P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Dolan P ’13
Dr. & Mrs. James L. McCullough
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Dombrowksi P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Imhof P ’86
Ms. Margaret Hourihan Donohue ’14,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Innamorato P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis McFadden P ’18
P ’18
GREYHOUND CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Aguirre P ’ 18 Mr. & Mrs. Lucio Alercia P ’06 Mr. Frank Alessandra ’88 P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Altemose P ’91 Patricia & Nicholas J. ’76 Ampietro P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ascher P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baez P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Barbadora P ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Dean W. Barr P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Bechtel P ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Beck P ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Becker P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bell P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Beniamino P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bianco P ’13, P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Black P ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blackledge P ’03 Mr. & Mrs. David Blair P ’12, P ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Bobick P ’05, P ’08 Ms. Andrea Bonvini P ’18 Yvonne Lettiere ’77 & John T. ’76 Boyer P ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Boyer P ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Boyle P ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Bracken P ’15, P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick S. Brand P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Bross P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Brown P ’14, P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Brown P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Buckno P ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Bush P ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Caligiuri P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Campbell P ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Cardonne P ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Cariello P ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Carver P ’15 Rev. Tom Castlen P ’15 Mrs. Jacqalene Catrino Lentz P ’18 Mr. Michael J. Cavoto P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cella Jr. P ’18 Mr. & Mrs. James Chaleff P ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Charlie P ’17 Mr. & Mrs. William V. Chepauskas P ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chiarella P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. William Childs P ’17
P ’09
P ’15, P ’17
P ’03
P ’01
P ’00, P ’02 Ms. Jan Muzyczka P ’13
P ’11, P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew E. Jaffe P ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McGrath
Mr. & Mrs. James Doyle P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Jeffries P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Dries P ’07
Ms. Susan Johnson P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. James W. McGuire P ’03
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Drozd P ’14
Mrs. Barbara M. Jones P ’08
Ms. Mia Mecleary P ’17
Ms. Tina Durham P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Jones P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Mercado P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Eddinger P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Donna Jordan P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Merkt P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Edinger P ’98
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kashmer P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. James Messineo P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Keith W. Edsall P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kellow P ’16
Ms. Patricia Metz P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Egan P ’03
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Kilgallen P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Michalczyk
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Eisenhart P ’04
Laurie Egner ’11 & Dennis Kilian P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ercolano P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Kish P ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Mikols P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Ernst P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Klaus P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Mikovits
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Everett P ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kline P ’97
Dr. & Mrs. Domenic Falco P ’88
Dr. Ronald J. Kline P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Miller P ’04
Ms. Cynthia M. Fanning P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Davis J. Knauer P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Miller P ’02
Janice E. ’04 & Chris Farber P ’17
Josephine Pongracz Falco ’56 &
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Mizack P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Faust P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Molisso P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Feather P ’95,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koles P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. John D Morrison P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Karl D. Korsak P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Morrow P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. William Ferry P ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Krasley P ’13
Susan Traficante ’84 &
Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Flood P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. John Kratch P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Follett P ’14
Dr. Astrid B. Kromayer & Mr. Peter
Mr. & Mrs. Bassam Moussa P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Frace P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Moyer P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Frankenfield P ’04
Mrs. Carol A. Krum P ’95
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Moyer P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gaetaniello P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander P. Kubat P ’91
Dr. & Mrs. Ray A. Moyer P ’01
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Gallagher P ’07
Ms. Wendy Scherer Kunkel ’15, P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mudd P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. David Gaspar P ’16
Ms. Kerry L. Kushinka P ’ 09
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Mudd P ’94
P ’98, P ’07
Winfred A. Kohls P ’81
Kromayer P ’76
P ’10, P ’15
P ’94, P ’99
P ’03, P ’08
Paul Moscatello P ’16
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thank you Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mulligan P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reyes P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Snyder P ’98
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Wagner P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Munley P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Mohammad Riaz P ’10, P ’14
Ms. Kathleen Snyder P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Wallace P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis S. Needham P ’94
Mr. & Mrs. James Ritter P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Soden P ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. George Neely
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ritter Jr. P ’00
Mr. & Mrs. M. Eugene Speni P ’05
Eileen A. ’13 & Man Fai Wan P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Jamil Nehme P ’15, P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Roberti P ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Spirk P ’85
Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Ward P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Newcomer P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. James Roberts P ’18
Mr. George Staib P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Wasser P ’17
Dianne M. & Mark W. ’10 Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Roberts P ’87
Ms. Linda J. Stanley P ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Weghofer P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Kreg Rodrigues P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Steiner P ’98,
Susan J. ’90 & Hermann I. Weinlick
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Noble P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. William Rodriguez P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Nolan, III P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander I. Roney P ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Sterner P ’97,
Mr. & Mrs. Laurence L. Welles P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Neil O’Connor P ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rouhana P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Welsko Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. O’Halloran P ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ruggiero P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Stettner P ’91, P ’98
Ms. Carolyn Olenowski P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sadowski P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Stewart P ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn T. Wertheim P ’09
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Otis P ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Samanns P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Stoudt P ’98
Dr. & Mrs. James P. West P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Owens P ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Samson P ’14
Ms. Cara Strikuk P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. White P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Desmond Parker P ’86
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schade P ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Clair F. Stroup Jr. P ’00
Mrs. Rose E. Whitehead P ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Parodi P ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Neil J. Schlottman P ’94
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Stroup P ’10
Dr. & Mrs. Francis H. Williamson
Dr. Michael Pasquale P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L Segal P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Swick P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Pateman P ’17
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Seitz P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tate P ’01, P ’16
Patricia B. & Gary R., Ph.D. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Pete Peterson P ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Sestok Jr. P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Tenneson P ’08
Rev. & Mrs. Theodore Petrides P ’15
Mrs. Virginia Geiger Shaffer P ’97
Ms. Anna Terpstra P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yarzab P ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Phillips Jr. P ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Delbert A. Sharon P ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Thomas P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Yonosh P ’03
Ms. Shirley Pinajian P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sheeto P ’00
Ms. Susan G. Thunberg P ’90
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A Zacher P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Poling P ’89
Mrs. Caryn Wiragh Shoenthal P ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Troisi P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony F. Zaloga P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Poling P ’941
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sickler P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Urbanski P ’96
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zapach P ’96
Mr. & Mrs. Ken A. Poppe P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Siepietowski P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Vanderhoff P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Zeiser P ’15
Dr. & Mrs. Rado Pribic P ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Sipics P ’98
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Vanic P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Zimmer P ’10
Ms. Elaine C. Redmond P ’18
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Skorton P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. Varano P ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Zimmermann P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reilly P ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Smith P ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Venanzi P ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Zyzniewski P ’96
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Remsing
Doreen & Jeffrey W. ’84 Smith P ’17
Mr. Robert J. Volk Jr. P ’14, P ’16
Mr. & Mrs. John Smull P ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Vonelli P ’18
P ’14, P ’16
P ’03, P ’07
FRIENDS OF THE INSTITUTION
MORAVIAN CIRCLE Priscilla Payne Hurd Charitable Lead Unitrust Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Merck Company Foundation Moravian Church, Northern Province Moravian Church, Southern Province National Science Foundation 1742 CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Martin Engels Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc. Sodexo CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mr. Cyril J. Anderson Mrs. Victoria Hermsted Badorf* Alvin H. Butz, Inc. East Penn Manufacturing Company, Inc.
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P ’00, P ’02 P ’04
P ’92
P ’11, P ’14
P ’93, P ’94 P ’05
Friends, corporations, foundations and churches
Exxon-Mobil
Advancement
J.G. Petrucci Company, Inc.
Mr. John T. Humphrey*
Wirtz Family Foundation
Ms. Christine Kulp Scott
Mr. Charles E. Merrill Jr.
Tides Foundation
National Endowment
for the Humanities
RMI Wells Fargo Foundation
TRUSTEE CIRCLE Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Air Products Foundation Batteries Plus LLC Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Breidegam Duggan & Marcon, Inc. Employees of East Penn Manufacturing Company, Inc. Ernst & Young Foundation Genuine Parts Company IBM Corporation Johnson Controls Research Corporation for Science
PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES B. Braun Medical, Inc. Berman Freightliner Boyle Construction Inc. Club Assist US LLC Ms. Sandra Dressler Eden Charitable Foundation Electric Battery Company LLC Mr. Elmer D. Gates Harmony Press Inc. Highmark Blue Shield Hotel Bethlehem Institute of Management Accountants, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Langdon Larger Life Foundation Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation PenTeleData
Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc. Traxys North America LLC Tulip Corporation Vulcan Materials Company Mr. Mark Wels The Wolf Foundation Ms. Linda Zacher
HERITAGE CLUB Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Albarell Albarell Electric, Inc. Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of Pennsylvania Dr. Carlson R. Chambliss Martin D. Cohen Family Foundation General Electric Foundation Ms. Lea B. Glembot Johnson & Johnson Company
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Friends, corporations, foundations and churches
Just Born, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Minner
Mr. Terrence J. McGlinn
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Keystone Savings Foundation
Moravian Church Eastern District
Mercer Investment Consulting
Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Lynn
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S. Kulp
Russell E. & Elizabeth W.
Meridian Leasing Corporation
M&T Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Kulp
Morgan Stanley
Mrs. Janet Fulghum Mize
Lehigh Gas Corporation
Pfizer Corporation
National Penn Investors Trust Company
NJM Insurance Company
Mrs. Joyce B. Lyon
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Pruitt
Mrs. Rose Eifert Nehring
Northwest Comprehensive Inc.
MAC Engineering & Equipment
Mr. Victor M. Rodriguez Jr.
Ms. Olga Pavlick
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
Mrs. Nancy C. Schultz
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Omicron Gamma Omega
Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation
Mrs. MaryAnn Sedlock
Prudential Foundation
Ms. Joan Lardner Paul
Olympus America Inc.
Mr. Darold W. Silkwood
Mrs. Alice C. Pulley
Penn Valley Chemical Company, Inc.
PNC Bank, N.A.
Mrs. Marian A Smith
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Restrepo
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn V. Perrini
PPL Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Rossi Jr.
SAP Software Solutions
Mrs. Donna Reemsnyder
Spirk Brothers, Inc.
Sageworth Trust Company
Mr. David G. Schappert
Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP
Stevens & Lee
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Schwarz
Schuylkill Valley Sporting Goods
Silverman Gallery
STG, Inc.
SKF Industries, Inc.
Mr. Christopher Schwyter
Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld
Tiffany & Company
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Smolansky
Ms. Jean H. Siftar
St. Luke’s Hospital
UGI Corporation
Ms. Donna L. Snyder
Ms. Elspeth M. Sipple
Victaulic Company of America
Mr. Bernard R. Spirk Jr.
Mr. H. Karl Sipple
Ms. June T. Watts
Mr. & Mrs. Adam S. Stauffer
Mr. Brian R. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilke IV
Dr. Christopher M. Thomforde & Dr.
The Trout Group LLC
Mrs. Priscilla Wolle
Kathy G. Thomforde
Drs. Joseph & Margaret M. Viechnicki
Verizon Foundation
Mrs. Ralph J. Wanamaker Sr.
Harold & Elizabeth Vogler Fund
Mrs. Donna O. Weaver
Mrs. Susan Overath Woolley
Woodstone Golf Club
Company, Inc.
COMENIUS SOCIETY Aetna Foundation, Inc. Mr. Alvin A. Albright Jr. American Express Foundation ArcelorMittal AT&T Foundation Mrs. Karen Bader Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP Barnes & Noble Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Bell Brickman Group Ltd Busy Workers Society Cantel Medical Corporation CIGNA Corporation Mrs. Judith S. Cohen Dr. & Mrs. Herman E. Collier Jr. Cornerstone Advisors Asset Management, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Daubenspeck Mr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Domchek Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Early Edward Robinson Trust Mrs. Lorraine J. Fox* Generation Investment Management LLP Mr. Daniel R. Gilbert Jr. Gillespie Printing Dr. & Mrs. Marc Granson Guardian Life Insurance Company Ms. Joan G. Herbstman Jewish Federation of the Lehigh Valley Mr. C. Cassard Kaesemeyer Lehigh Valley Arts Council Atty. & Mrs. Blake C. Marles Dr. & Mrs. Roger H. Martin Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Dr. Alma A. Miles-Koch
Morgan Foundation
MONOCACY CLUB Abbott Laboratories Fund Albemarle Corporation Allied Building Corporation Dr. Michele M. August-Brady* BankAmerica Foundation Mr. Richard R. Barker BASF Corporation Benecon Group Inc Bennett, Bricklin & Saltzburg,LLC Bethlehem Gallery of Floors Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bruder Jr. Mrs. Ruth Calvo Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Carisone Mr. David C. Chapman Coca-Cola Company Mrs. Jane D. Cope Copperfield Inn at Lakeside Corporate Environments, Inc. Mr. Mark Csencsits Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dannhauser Edwards Business Systems First Commonwealth FM Global Foundation Goshen Moravian Church Charles A. & Leona K. Gruber Foundation Home Moravian Church Women’s Fellowship Ms. Ellen Foscue Johnson Mr. Robert H. Littner Lutron Electronics Company, Inc.
Ms. Margaret Murphy Woodward
FOUNDERS’ CLUB Adam Meyer, Inc. Advanced AV LLC Apgar Oil Company AXA Foundation Barclays Mr. & Mrs. Glenn E. Beck Mr. James T. Best Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Bouquard Ms. Susan L. Canfield Ms. Gretchen Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Soong T. Chiang Condurso’s Garden Center Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Davenport Exelon Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Howard B. Foltz Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fox Mr. Richard P. Fulghum GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Drs. Dorothy & Dennis Glew Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Haines Mr. H. Graham Hill Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Hittinger Ingersoll Rand Company Jesel, Inc. Mrs. Jean G. Kessler King Spry Herman Freund & Faul, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Timothy B. Lawlor Mr. & Mrs. Randel C. Laylon Jr. Mr. James Lentz
Young Plumbing & Heating Inc. Yuasa Battery, Inc.
COLONIAL CLUB Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Aronson BAE Systems Bank of New York Mrs. Patricia Donnelly Bean Mr. Charles R. Bertsch Rt. Rev. Dr. & Mrs. D. Wayne Burkette Mr. Mark A. Calafati Mr. Ronald Cardinal Ms. Martha Chapman Chubb & Son Inc. Mr. Harry Comfort Corporate Images Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Demshock Ms. Robin B. Diamond Dun & Bradstreet Corporation Mr. & Mrs. John J. Grencer Ms. Mary Ellen Herzog Hyatt Place Bethlehem Ms. Nancy A. Johnston Dr. Florence C. Kimball Mr. & Mrs. Steven Krawiec Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Lentz Linde Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mackin Macy’s Foundation Mrs. Josephine McConnell
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thank you Minerals Technology Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Clee
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Piperata
Mr. William J. Morley
Ms. Antoinetti Colalillo
Mr. George F. Kirkpatrick Jr.
QVC
Mr. Corey L. Moyer
Ms. Lina Colli
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Kisilewicz
Mr. Ron Race
Nationwide Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Collins
Mr. & Mrs. David H. Klinges
Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Rafferty
Northwestern Mutual Life
Collis Truck Parts Inc
Mr. & Mrs. Karl D. Korsak
Ms. Sallyann O. Ragosta
Rev. & Mrs. Charles E. Colson
Mr. Adrian Q. Kramer
Ms. Maria T. Ramunni
Public Service Electric & Gas Company
Mr. Christopher R. Compher
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kruklitis
Ms. Joanne Redding
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Racobaldo
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Condo
Ms. Elizabeth S. Krupka
Ms. Diane Redmond
Mr. Glenn P. Ramirez
Ms. Lan N. Cooch
Mr. Lew Kurlantzick
Ms. Cecelia B. Reitemeyer
Mrs. Erma L. Reed
Mr. & Mrs. George J. Coogan
Dr. Karen D. Kurvink &
Mr. Robert J. Righi
Ms. Berry G. Richards
Ms. Joanne Craig
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Roberts
Ms. Joan C. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent D’Agostino
Ms. Dale Lattimer
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Rollo
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Schiavoni
Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Davis
Ms. Pauline Laubach*
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn M. Rossetti
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney K. Shane
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. De Korte
Ms. Lois R. Lefevre
Ms. Janice L. Sandt
Shearon Sports
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Delany
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Lehr
Mr. Patrick J. Santos
Siemens Medical Systems Inc.
Ms. Linda Delia
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Lewis
Mrs. Melissa Sassaman
Ms. Alison Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Denham
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Lukaszczyk
Saucon Mutual Insurance Company
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Wallace
Mr. George DeSchweinitz Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Scandone
Ms. Linda Weber
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Deutsch
Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Magee
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Schaeffer
Mr. & Mrs. John E. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. William S. Dietrich
Ms. Jeanette Malone
Ms. Jane C. Schaffer
Mr. John C. Williams
Ms. Louise M. DiSarro
Mrs. Emilie B. Manning
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Scherer
Ms. Lisa A. Yob
Mr. Stephen G. Donches
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Marchiando Jr.
Ms. Mary J. Scholl
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Zaloga
Mrs. Dawn Dubbs
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Markovic
Mrs. Jane Crilly Schultz
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Dunne
Ms. Laura Ann Noversel Martin
Mr. Robert R. Schuster
Mr. & Mrs. John Egizio
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald R. Mason
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Sell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Mayberry
Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Shimko II
Ms. Antonia Encinas
Mr. Joseph Mayer
Mr. & Mrs. Emil G. Signes
Ms. Polly Fiddler
Mrs. Gladys S. Mayer
Mr. John T. Siragusa
Mr. Mark Thomas Filbert
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Maysek
Mrs. Harriet Smiley
Dr. Sandra E. Fluck
McCarthy’s Red Stag Pub
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Smith
Mr. William J. Frantz Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Smull
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fresulone Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Bruce McCumber
Mr. & Mrs. Howard A. Snyder Jr.
Friends of Music of Bethlehem
Ms. Kathleen McMahon
Mrs. Danuta Sowinska-Khan
Mrs. Jean L. Gilbert
Dr. Margaret M. McMenamin
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Spangler
Mr. R. G. Gilman
MeadWestvaco Foundation
Mr. Barry A. Spilatore
Gina Conti, LLC
Michael Thomas Floral
Ms. Katherine Spilman
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Gnidovec
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Mikochik
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Starkman
Grant Thornton Foundation
Mr. Frank J. Mitman
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Steckel
Mr. Alan J. Greenberger
Mr. Thomas E. Mohr
Mr. Robert F. Steelman
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Guard
Ms. Karen R. Moran
Mr. & Mrs. Brent D. Stoneback
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Haberstumpf
Moravian College Greyhound Camps
Dr. Vincent D. Stravino
Mrs. Carol Hafner
Ms. Shirley Messling Morganelli
Mr. Richard J. Strelecki
Mr. George F. Halfacre
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Morgovnik
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick E. Sullivan
Dr. Coleman R. Hamel
Mrs. Marjorie B. Mott
Mr. Robert L. Taetzsch
Ms. Patricia A. Hanley
Rev. Dr. John E. Moyer
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Tallarico
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Hanlon
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Mundt Jr.
Ms. Dawn M. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Harvey
Mrs. Dorothy W. Musselman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Taylor
Ms. Dianne C. Hatcher
Ms. Jean Newhouser
Ms. Maria Tenebruso
Mrs. Eva S. Heisler
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Newhouser
Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Helmick
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Toro Foundation
Mrs. Patricia B. Herman
Mr. Joseph C. Novak
Mr. James E. Trach
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Hetrick
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Oechsle
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Tripucka
Mr. & Mrs. Harry M. Hill III
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Park
Dr. James Tyler
Ms. MaryBeth Sacks Hughes
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Pauloski
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. UhlMs. Marion
Iron Core Athlete LLC
Ms. Shirley J. Peiffer
G. Uhler
Mr. A. Terry Jackson
Ms. Michelle Peterson
Ms. Ann R. Weinert
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Jonigian
Dr. Paul Peucker
Rev. & Mrs. Hermann I. Weinlick
Insurance Company
GREYHOUND CLUB Aardvark Sports Shop Ms. Marianne T. Adam Ms. Barbara Aichele Ms. Sonya M. Alleger Allied Personnel Services Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ampietro Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas C. Andreadakis ArtsQuest Ms. Cynthia A. Bachman Mrs. Pearl A. Banks Barry Isett & Associates Inc. Dr. & Mrs. John D. Bealer Bechtel Foundation Mr. James M. Beenders Mr. & Mrs. Parmatha N. Beri Mrs. Rita J. Berk Bethlehem Catholic High School Mr. Leroy A. Bilgrav Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Bilgrav Mr. Donald Spieth & Ms. Llyena Boylan Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Brown Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Buglovsky Mr. Richard L. Button Ms. Georgia T. Cain Mr. & Mrs. Roque J. Calvo Mr. Steven M. Capozzi Mr. & Mrs. Lewis D. Carrington Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Catrino Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Chobot Ms. Josephine F. Clark
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Mr. Ernesto de las Casas
& Whiskey Bar
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Wharton Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Whipple Ms. Rosanne Whitby Mr. Thomas Wiley Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Williamson Mr. & Mrs. William J. Wills Mr. & Mrs. Ross W. Wilson
Throughout these pages, you’ll be introduced to five members of the Moravian College Leadership Council. This Council is an organization of knowledgeable and interested alumni and friends whose combined experiences and expertise can be of value to the College in achieving its goals and objectives. The Council is comprised of roughly 60 members who are recommended by the Advancement Office and appointed by the Chair of the Board of Trustees. Members serve a four year term and meet twice a year to assist the President, the Board of Trustees and other College constituencies with advice, counsel and service on matters affecting the general vitality of the College.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Winslow Dr. & Mrs. Gary R. Wright Ms. Jacqueline R. Yelovich Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Zajac Mr. Michael J. Zambelli Mr. & Mrs. William J. Zavacky Ms. Nancy Ziegler
Through active leadership, involvement and example, members of the Leadership Council support development initiatives, admissions, career development and young alumni engagement activities.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Zimmerman Ms. Patricia J. Zurick
IN HONOR OF …
Mr. Mark Wels
Rev. James L. Knappenberger ’77
40 years of Dance at
The Wonderful people at
Dr. Frank T. Kuserk from
Kirsli A. Spinks ’05 from
Moravian College from
Calvary Moravian Church from
Mr. William F. Bauman ’74
Mrs. Frances Spier Saylor ’15
Coach Francis J. Meagher, Jr. from
Mrs. Anna & Rev. Dr.
Ms. Dana C. Fineman ’15
Rev. Dr. Craig D. Atwood ’87 from
Ardis Vetesk Chapman’s
Craig S. ’82 Troutman from
82nd birthday from
Moravian College Dance
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd W. Angley Jr.
Dr. Pamela Z. Adamshick from
Ms. Gretchen Chapman
Company from
Ms. Patricia H. Belo
Ms. Martha Chapman
Ms. Rachel Morrison ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Brothers
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Atwood Ms. Samantha L. Bartley ’14
Mr. Timothy F. Smetana ’11
Ms. Emily A. Krall ’15
William Timothy Barnett from
Dr. G. Clarke Chapman from
Anthony “Monk” Morelli ’59 from
Ms. Molly P. Brown
Ms. Gretchen Chapman
Brothers of OGO
Ms. Amorelle J. Crossley
Jesse W. Baumann from
Ms. Martha Chapman
Nancy & Robert K. ’75 Gratz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Fletcher
Dr. Kerry H. Cheever from
Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69
Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Frauson
Philip J. Black ’01 from
Dr. Jamie Paranicas from
Mr. & Mrs. Sanford C. Garner
Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth ’68 from
Mr. John A. Hartley Jr.
Russell Blair from
Jack R. Ramsey, Ph.D. from
Mr. & Mrs. Randolph Joyce
Northern Province
Ms. Lorraine Matuczinski Gyauch
Mr. & Mrs. M. Keith Kapp
Mr. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr. from
Dr. & Mrs. Herman Collier from
’89 & Mr. William Zoshak
Mr. Hugh K. Leatherman, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Barry M. Anderson
Dr. James J. Ravelle from
Mr. Ernest F. Parker Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Bouquard
Ruth Bender Cowley ’39 from
Mr. & Mrs. Larry H. Phipps
Mr. Mark A. Calafati
John D. Rossi, III ’97 from
Mr. & Mrs. Gray Styers
Mr. Steven M. Capozzi
Rev. Dr. Frank L. Crouch ’80 from
Ms. Hongbo Hannah Yang ’11
Ms. Erdmuth Venable
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Chobot
Mrs. Frances Spier Saylor ’15 from
Mr. & Mrs. M. Roger Warren
Employees of East Penn
Mr. & Mrs. M. Keith Kapp
Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Warren
Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Robert P. Flicker ’71, 2015 Night
Dick & Monica Schantz from
Ms. Geraldine K. Winstead
Bishop Kay Ward ’80 from
Rev. Michael W. Barnett ’03 Ms. Hailey M. Kester ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Black Ms. Kelly Howard Brooks ’05
Ms. Samantha L. Bartley ’14 Moravian Church,
Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr.* Ms. Corris S. Cowley Rev. Charles Otto ’03 & Ms. Margaret Gorman
Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr.*
Ms. Lauren E. Froschhauser ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Heydt
of Stars Member from
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Langdon
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Minner
Rev. George R. Scilley ’58 from
Mr. Corey L. Moyer
Naomi Gal from
Bruce M. Weaknecht ’77 from
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn V. Perrini
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Pruitt
Bryon Grigsby’s birthday from
Dr. Janet A. Sipple from
Tammy Werron from
Mr. Glenn P. Ramirez
Mr. Victor M. Rodriguez Jr.
for United Student
Karen Smith-Kernc ’91 from
With gratitute to my son,
Amanda Taylor ’87 &
Government
James A. ’87 Roth
Ms. Alyssa L. D’Ippolito ’15 Members of the Executive Cabinet
Rev. Roy E. A. Ledbetter ’71, ’74 Rev. John H. ’58 & Mrs. Barbara Giesler
Mr. Richard R. Barker Ms. Renee Rosenfield
Emily B. ’94 & Edwin, M.D. Wallace Ms. Geraldine L. Fenstermaker Ms. Kelly Howard Brooks ’05
John Whitehead ’88 from
Susie Foy Heller & Arnie Heller’s
Bettie & Oles Smolansky’s
Mrs. Rose E. Whitehead
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney K. Shane
50th Anniversary
birthdays from
Dr. Stacey B. Zaremba from
Ms. Alison Snyder
Jane Foy & Joseph W. ’ 70 Karaman
Dr. Kay Somers & Mr. Bruce Somers
Ms. Donna L. Snyder
Rev. Joshua D. Knappenberger ’13 from
Ms. Samantha R. Salvati ’15
Consistent Giving Society FALL 2015
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thank you IN MEMORY OF …
Ms. Casey L. Hilferty ’14
Dr. Michele M. August-Brady from
Frank W. Crouch from
Phyllis Iobst Hill ’35 from
Dr. Joy Hirokawa
Dr. Pamela Z. Adamshick
Mr. H. Graham Hill Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl L. Hoffman
Ms. Samantha L. Bartley ’14
Mary Feitag from
Bishop Clement Hoyle from
Ms. Julie Montesdeoca
Sue & Peter Deringer
Ms. Rose Panik
Helen Benson ’09 &
Lois Yerger Fischel ’41 from
Donna Jackson from
Ms. Patricia A. Price
Travis C. ’09 Nace
Mr. Jeremy C. Sawruk ’03
Joan Lardner Paul
Karen Pennypacker Jackson ’64 from
Mr. John Simonnet
Dr. Martha Reid
Rt. Rev. Dr. Arthur J. Freeman
Ms. Audrey Buss Simons
Dr. Kay Somers & Mr. Bruce Somers
Jr. ’52 from
Henry P. Kirkland from
Mr. Peter M. Smyser
Becky & Ryan Beller
Ms. Jacqueline Billy ’97
Ms. Jenna Stein
Mrs. Frank W. Crouch Mrs. Elizabeth Lempke Cochrane ’72 Janice Goldberg ’71 & William A. Fischel
Mr. Cyril J. Anderson Mr. Earl Jackson Betty Jean & A. Terry Jackson Ms. Gloria K. Pearce
Edward S. Augustine from
Bette Askew Fulghum &
Kenneth E. Kohl from
Mr. Sean Tallarico
Claude W. Fulghum from
Mrs. Betty Lou Baker
Mr. Ian J. Vogler ’13
Rosemary Goodwin Barraco from
Mr. Richard P. Fulghum
Robert J. Lasko, Sr. from
Christine & Neil Wetzel
Mr. Gary M. Barraco
Mrs. Janet Mize
Mr. James E. Barnes
Mr. Walter Wilkins III
Beverly A. Bell ’56 from
Ms. Elspeth M. Sipple
Brandenburg Industrial
Mr. Peter D. Zimmer ’10
Mrs. Nancy Zeleski Frantz ’53
Mr. H. Karl Sipple
Services Company
Ms. Pearl Stein ’57
Maria & Ronald M., DO ’87 Kriner
Reuben F. Lilly, Sr. ’59 from
Joan Tyler Gilbert from
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Chernaskey
Ms. Shirely Deiley
Hilary Benner from
Dr. & Mrs. John D. Bealer
Distasio & Kowalski LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Fenton
Mr. & Mrs. Peter W. Dwyer
Follett
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Heinick
Stephanie Rights Bertsch ’62 from
Mr. & Mrs. A. Donald Gilbert Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Guzzo
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell J. Klinger
Mr. Daniel R. Gilbert
Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Katchur
Carl & Dolores Lockamy
Melanie Bleich from
Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. ’90
Ms. Kathleen Kuzma
Cynthia Nisson & Sons
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mackin
Mrs. Michelle A. Matuczinski
Mr. & Mrs. Carl V. Simcoe
Timothy Breidegam from
Mr. & Mrs. James Quinnette
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Michael
Ms. Beverly Stone
Patricia B. & Ray R. ’55 Salabsky
Moravian College Reeves
Russell Loveall from
James O. Bruckart ’47, ’49 from
Mr. & Mrs. George C. Scott Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. G. Alden Sears
Ms. Barbara Polzer
Rev. Dorothy Osterhout
John Lorenz & Christine Simpson
Dr. John V. Reynolds
James G. Malloy ’62 from
Burcaw ’85, ’91 from
Drs. Bettie & Oles Smolansky
Ms. Mildred Scrak
Mary Jane Dugan ’61 &
Rev. R. Theodore Burcaw Jr. ’80
Omer & Carol Thibodeau
Dr. Lori J. Toedter
Edward S. ’68 Figuli
Robert B. Burns, Jr. from
Tubiello-Harr & Associates, LLC
Mr. David Whitehead
William A. Margetich ’49 from
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Yerk Jr.
Ms. Loretta F. DeWalt ’71 Mr. Charles R. Bertsch Dr. & Mrs. George S. Diamond Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Minner Mrs. Colleen Workman Bruckart ’60
Mrs. Ruth Burns Carver
Library Staff
Moravian College History Department
Stephen Tyler & Family
Rev. Dr. Douglas W. Caldwell ’66 from
Joe & Eleanor Workman
Albert T. Lazaro ’11 from
Kathy Lynn & Robert E. ’80 Beitler
Ray C. Gilbert ’50 from
Mr. William F. Bauman ’74
Amy Lesser Mende ’76 from
Ms. Mia Mecleary
William ’51 Werpehowski
Mr. & Mrs. J. Jeffrey Bell
Keene J. Jabbour, Esq. ’74
Richard C. Gottwald ’58 from
Rev. David G. Berg ’66
Mr. Robert C. Mende ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas C. Andreadakis
Dr. Jane A. Berger
Sally Brediegam Miksiewicz ’84 from
Ann H. & Peter A. ’76 Raines P ’10, P ’12
Mrs. Jean L. Gilbert
Mary Anne &
David M. Calvo ’76 from
Mrs. Ann Miller Flynn ’58
Ms. Arielle J. Brent ’13
Anonymous Donors
Elizabeth Clark from
George & William Gottwald
Mr. Ralph E. Brodt III ’75
A-1 Assembly Staff of East Penn
Mr. James B. Keim ’69
Cody Anne Lutz ’11 &
Ms. Joann Norris
Donald M. Cohen, M.D. ’52 from
Mr. & Mrs. George S. Roth
Mr. Tom Donmayer
Rev. Dr. John S. Groenfeldt ’39 from
Mr. E. Blair Flintom
Lois Conrad from
Mr. Michael J. Fragassi ’99
Accumalux
Kevin M. Haggerty ’73 from
Ms. Lea B. Glembot
Accumalus SA
Richard Cope ’68 from
Betsy S. & Philip A. ’65 Gottshall
Ms. Faith Alicea
Nancy & Robert K. ’75 Gratz
American Automobile Association American Battery Company
Roberta DeAngelis &
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Richard I. ’54 Shamel
J. Hugh ’70 Gratz
Mrs. Judith S. Cohen Mr. Adam C. Goodrich Mrs. Jane D. Cope
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hanson Ann H. & Peter A. ’76 Raines P ’10, P ’12
Robert C. ’11 Brown
Manufacturing Company, Inc. A4 Maintenance & the Rutherford Family Accuma Corporation
Beverly S. Corkhill ’73 from
Rev. Dr. Charles L. Hargis from
Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. ’90
Patricia Murray ’82 &
Ametek
Mrs. Ina Kucey Kroc ’77
Dr. & Mrs. Vernon W. Couillard from
June Zimmerman ’54 &
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Rev. Dr. Elaine Fenstermacher Bogert ’79 Mr. R. Stewart Lillard
Kenneth D. ’81 Hanna Rev. Jane Keogh Harberg ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Amistadi
Mr. Jerome Anderson
FALL 2015
IN MEMORY OF …
Nancy & Barry Anderson
Daramic LLC
HAD Truck Pride
Candelario Matos Jr.
Rev. Dr. Deborah A. Appler &
Ms. Jewel Davis ’13
Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Hanschu
McGladrey, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Daniell Dellicker
Mr. Charles Harenza
Mr. Terrence J. McGlinn Deborah Oplinger ’73 &
Mr. William Arnold
Karen ’88 & Jose P. Arencibia
Diversified Power International, LLC
Mr. Robert Harrop
Atlantic Battery Systems
Mr. Robert Dodd
Elinor Shute ’91 & Andrew
Atlas Minerals & Chemicals Inc.
Steve & Sally Donches &
W. ’91 Hart
Atomized Products Corp., Inc.
Ms. June Heller
Automotive Services Inc.
Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
Herbein Wealth Management LLC
MHEDA
AutoZone
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dzurkovich
Mr. J. Robert Hess
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Miksiewicz
Axion Power Battery Manufacturing
East Penn Manufacturing
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Heydt
Ms. Betty J. Milia
Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Barr
Tech Center, R&D Continuous
Joy G. & James T. ’75 Hicks
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Barrett
Improvement, Automation
High Company LLC
Claire L. & Parry J., MD ’66 Miller
Barry Isett & Associates Inc.
Engineers
The H & K Group
Mills Fleet Farm
Batteries Plus LLC
Mr. & Mrs. David Eckhart
Stephanie Hnatiw & Ihor Puhacz
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Minner
Battery Council International
Eco-Bat America, LLC
Hollingsworth & Vose Company
Motive Energy, Inc.
Battery Power Systems, Inc.
Eileen ’05 & Ian D.S. ’04 Edwards
Hydra-Matic Packing Company, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Moyer
Battery Technology Solutions, Inc.
Electric Battery Company LLC
ILZRO/ALABC
M&T Bank
Mr. F. Scott Bauer
Employees of East Penn
Ms. Linda Musket
Mr. Kevin Baum
Manufacturing Company, Inc.
and Engineering Staff, East Penn
National Penn Bancshares, Inc.
Beck Packaging
Employees of Taylor/JC
Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Netplusmarketing Inc.
Mr. Robert Beckham
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ellis
Newalta Corporation
Constance L. & David E. ’88 Bennett
Kathleen & Michael M. ’72 Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. Errol Nothstein, Jr.
Berks Encore
Enersys Delaware Inc.
International Thermal Systems LLC
Oak Press Solutions, Inc.
Berman Freightliner
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Engle
Interstate Batteries, Inc.
Oley Fire Company Ambulance Fund
Best Battery Company, Inc.
ENTEK International LLC
Island Air Charters, Inc.
Oley Valley Youth League
Ms. Rosemary Bestwick
Enterprise Fleet Management
Mr. Thomas Jacobs
Omni Wholesale Equipment, Inc.
Teri McCandless ’81 &
Farmer Mold & Machine Works
Dr. Daniel Jasper
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy O’Neil
Ray J., Jr. ’81 Bishop
Mr. & Mrs. David Fegely
Jesenia Concepcion
Mr. & Mrs. David Oyer
Steve & Michele Donches
Industrial Battery Plant & Office
Innovative Packaging Systems & Design, Inc.
Russell McKinnon MDA Berks County Black & Blue Ball Committee
Mr. Stephen D. Black
Kerry Feger
JJS Transportation Company, Inc.
Panalpina 1776 On-The-Green
Mr. & Mrs. John Blackburn
Mr. Scott Fenstermacher
Johnson Battery Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Paolini
Blain Supply, Inc.
Aaron Ferer & Sons Company
Johnson Controls
Partners at Barley Snyder
BMW of North America, LLC
FIAMM Energy, LLC
Jones Day
Pasco Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Breidegam
Paul & Scott Fink & Sorfin
Mr. & Mrs. Rob Keith
Penny & Dennis Brubaker,
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bruder
Kenworth of PA
CrossRoads Studios
Burr Oak Tool Inc.
First Commonwealth
Mr.& Mrs. Larry Klutz
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pensyl
Cambridge-Lee Industries, LLC
Mr. Robert P. Flicker ’71
Mr. & Mrs. Davis J. Knauer
Pep Boys
Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Carney
Dr. Cecilia M. Fox
Mr. Kenneth Kunkel
The Perkiomen School
Carquest
Fraser Advanced Information
Kutztown Area School District Team
Mr. Patrick A. Perone ’15
C&D Technologies Inc.
KW Plastics
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn V. Perrini
Chang Hwa Commercial Bank
Mr. Mark Fridirici
Lancaster Mold, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Peters
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Chestnut
Fronheiser Pools
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Langdon
Peterson Sales Company
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Christensen
Mr. & Mrs. William Gage
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Laros
PNC Bank
Mr. & Mrs. James Christman
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Garis
Lehigh Valley Business Coalition
Pride Mobility Products Corporation
Citizens Bank
Genuine Parts Company
Club Assist US LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gicking
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Little
Quexco Inc.
Cobra Wire & Cable
Mr. David R. Gift
Ms. Rosalyn K. Lowery
Mr. Glenn P. Ramirez
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Coleman
Glencore LTD
Dr. Nicole L. Loyd
Anne McCandless ’79 & Kenneth
Dr. & Mrs. Herman E. Collier Jr.
Rev. Dr. Amy Gohdes-Luhman ’93 &
Lyons Fire Company #1
Con-Way Truckoad
MAC Engineering &
Marjorie & A. Reed ’74 Raymond
Ms. Donna Corson
Nancy & Robert K. ’75 Gratz
Reading Hospital Medical Group
Jaime Marks ’04 &
Mr. & Mrs. Gene Greenawalt
Mr. Tim Macres
ReedSmith, LLP
Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. ’90
Mr. William Macquarrie
Anne M. & James H. Reid
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Grofe
Yvonne Thompson Maddox, Ph.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Reinhard
Amy S. & David B. ’86 Guthrie
Mr. & Mrs. John R Marchiando Jr.
Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hachey
Jerry & Dawn Matthews
Ms. Alyson L. Remsing ’03
Brian J. ’02 Corvino Rt. Rev. M. Blair Couch ’78 & Mr. Warren Gericke Ms. Delores Cullen
FALL 2015
Yoshimura Worldwide
Systems
Mr. Thomas H. Luhman ’92
on Health Care
Equipment Company
Praxair
J. ’79 Rampolla
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thank you IN MEMORY OF …
Mr. Matt Restaino
Stevens & Lee/Griffin
Mr. Harry Ziff
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Restrepo
Mr. & Mrs. Deron Stiff
Mr. Michael Zonowski
Robert H. Smith ’74 from
They Reynolds Company
Ms. Ashley Stofflet
Russell E. Miller ’63 from
Richardson Molding Inc.
Storm Cooper Components,
Elaine Soroka from
Mr. & Mrs. William Roberts
Fatima Modjadidi from
Ms. Kim Egge
Rockland Embroidery Inc.
Mr. Barry Stron
Leigh Anne, Raymond A. &
Mr. Victor M. Rodriguez Jr.
Dr. Susan Martin Studds
Mr. & Mrs. Victor M. Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Stump
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Rodriguez Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Rollo
Mr. Jeffrey Roth
Rusu Family Foundation Sageworth
Trust Company
Sageworth Trust Company
Company
Mr. Richard E. Andrews ’62 Carol Ann & Suleiman ’73 Modjadidi P ’06
Mr. Brian R. Smith Mrs. Marian A. Smith
Raymond J. Soroka
Beverly Frederick Morley ’73 from
Melissa Soroka ’04 &
TBS Engineering
David, III Williams
Teck Metals
Rev. John F. Morman ’43, ’45 from
Kathryn Stirling from
Temple Sloan Jr., Temple Sloan, III
& General Parts Inc./CARQUEST
Mr. William J. Morley Mrs. Marie Morman
Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69
Deborah J. Moyer ’79 from
Bishop Stanley F. Thomas from
Termaco
Trans Logistics Inc.
Linda Potteiger Moyer from
Dr. Gregory M. Tropea ’72 from
Sanders Leac Company, Inc.
Traxys North America LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Renwick Santangelo
Tri-City Industrial Power
Johanna Ott from
Mr. & Mrs. George Schlegel
Tri-State Automotive Warehouse,
Dr. Dorothy W. Tyler from
Patricia Nemesh ’70 &
Robert J., Jr. Schoenen
Inc.
Rev. Lesley J. Hand ’81 Rev. Robert W. Moyer ’63 Kathy Lynn & Robert E. ’80 Beitler
Ms. Fay M. Thomas Margaret & Joseph A. ’72 Grieshaber
Olivia Noel from
Tri-Star Industrial Equipment
Frank M. Weaver, D.O. ’49 from
Kay & Kathy Srb
Dr. James Tyler
Mr. Robert Scinto
Trojan Battery Company
Allison Nicole Perno from
Dr. & Mrs. Domenic Falco
SDR Mechanical, Inc.
Ms. Natalie Unger
Mr. Joseph T. Perno
Bryon L. Grigsby, Ph.D. ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Seboldt
US Battery Manufacturing Augusta
Robert R. Plum ’74 from
Virginia R. & Joseph J. ’58 Guman
Securitas Security USA, Inc.
Rev. Dr. Heather Hartung Vacek
Mr. William H. Kilpatrick ’51
Sedgwick Claims Management
Rev. Katie Copf Van Der Linden ’02
Mary T. Pongrcz ’52 from
Jean F. & Kenneth ’58 Pyne
Alejandro Vega
Dr. & Mrs. John S. Stevens, Jr. Mrs. Donna O. Weaver
Services, Inc.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lempke Cochrane ’72 Mrs. Nancy Zeleski Frantz ’53
Senior Management of
Mr. & Mrs. Dudley Vincent
James L. Regina ’70 from
Nuvera Fuel Cells
Wells Fargo
Rev. Dr. Mervin C. Weidner ’37, ’40 from
Mrs. Kathryn Broczkowski Klein ’67
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney K. Shane
Ms. Lisa Weida
Jamie Scott Reinhard from
Shanghai Greatway Industry
Rev. Margaret Braden Wellert ’99 &
Margaret Wilde from
Mr. & Mrs. I. B. Southerland III
Rev. Keith K. Harke ’99
Dr. Jack R. Ridge ’53 from
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Shasserre
Mr. Mark Wels
Rev. Gwyned Williams ’57, ’60 from
Ms. Karen Shellenhamer
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Wheeland
Mr. & Mrs. James Sikora
Wiley Sanders Truck Lines, Inc.
Kay C. Rohn ’98 from
Rev. Henry Williams from
Jon Simpson & Family
Wilhelm Roscher
Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Wilke IV
Charles A. Saderholm from
Olindo Zanchettin ’67 from
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Winslow
Ms. Alison Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Wiltrout
Mrs. Evelyn F. Shay from
Harvey S. Zeiss from
Ms. Donna L. Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Winslow
Karl & Cheryl Fishbaugh
Solts’ Sawmill, Inc.
Witman’s Cleaning Service LLC
Rev. Judith M. Ganz ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Spangler
Yeager Supply Inc.
Ellen Sheridan from
Ms. Joan Glover
Mr. Robert Spitz
Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. Wolfinger
Staab Battery Manufacturing
Mr. John Wood
Norton Smiley ’62 from
Ms. Lisa A. Yob
Janice ’82, ’91 & Thomas Young
Glenn R. Smith ’65 from
Company, Ltd.
Ms. Robin Lynn Reinhard ’13
Company, Inc. Staiman Recycling Corporation
Kathy Cinelli ’75 & John J., DO ’74 Zoshak Rev. Dennis G. Rohn ’67 Ms. Mildred Saderholm Rev. Dr. Elaine Fenstermacher Bogert ’79
Ms. Ellen Dalgaard Jensen Mrs. Emma Demuth Williams ’62 Rev. Glenn F. Jurek ’64 Mrs. Helen Kovach Bachochin ’65
Mrs. Nancy Zeleski Frantz ’53 Mrs. Harriet Smiley
CORNERSTONE SOCIETY Mrs. Joann Clewell Adams ’56
Mr. Ivan A. Backer ’49
Mr. Jeffrey B. Benner ’74
Mrs. Beverly L. Bohner ’82
Ms. June C. Alter
Stanley F. Banach M.D. ’56
Rev. David G. Berg ’66
John H. Bowman M.D. ’54
Mr. Cyril J. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis H. Barnette
Ms. Jane Bernstein
Ms. Terri Koser Brady ’82
Mr. Richard E. Anderson ’70
Mrs. Lois Brunner Bastian ’50
Mr. Peter E. Bilan ’64
Mr. & Mrs. DeLight E. Breidegam Jr. *
Mr. Alfred F. Apple ’58
Mr. Rusty S. Bealer ’87
Mrs. Shirley Kunsman Bilheimer ’57
Mrs. Colleen Workman Bruckart ’60
Gordon C. Arnold M.D. ’59
Mrs. Irma Beltram
Rev. Dr. Elaine L Fenstermacher
Mr. Barry L. Buchman ’71
Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Augustine
Louis W. Bender Ph.D. ’50
Mrs. Barbara Brautigam Caldwell ’65
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Bogert ’79, ’82
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CORNERSTONE SOCIETY William V. Campbell Sr., Ph.D. ’61 Dr. Mary Faith Carson Mr. Craig A. Cavanagh ’74 Dr. & Mrs. G. Clarke Chapman Mrs. Gloria Gately Chipman ’45 Mr. & Mrs. R. Franklin Chitty Jr. Mr. Joseph F. Christ ’52 Mrs. Evelyn Trodahl Chynoweth ’68 Mr. David R. Cornelius ’63 Mr. Placido A. Corpora ’78 Mr. Paul E. Crossan Jr. ’48 Mrs. Shirley Messics Daluisio ’68 Miss M. Lillian Davenport Mrs. Linda Roscoe de Seife ’72 Mrs. Carol Hutton DeMets ’70 Mr. Ron dePaolo ’64 Jay Deputy, Ph.D. Ms. Loretta F. DeWalt ’71 Mr. & Mrs. John E Dewees Mr. Albert C. DiDonato ’67 Miss Marcella I. Dimmick ’35 Kathleen Doyle ’68 &
J. Michael ’68, ’71 Dowd
Mr. Frank E. Driscoll Mrs. Mary C. Dull Mrs. Grace Wilkinson Dunkley Mr. Michael M. Ellis ’72 Miss Anne R. Enright ’52 Miss Phyllis Ann Epperson Mr. Dennis E. Estheimer ’62 Mrs. Ruth Overfield Fidorack ’41* Peggy Ann Harte ’54 &
Francis J. ’59 Figlear
Mrs. Ada Zellner Flower ’46 Rev. Terry L. Folk ’78 Dr. Don C. Follmer Mrs. Sue Ann Henkelman Fortney ’53 Mrs. Nancy Zeleski Frantz ’53 Georgia Dreyer ’66 &
A. Owen III ’66 Freas
Mrs. Katherine Meland Freeny ’49 Jean E. Friedman Ph.D. ’63 John P. Galgon M.D. ’55 Mr. John M. Gallup ’77 Ms. Adele Garger Mr. Donald Garger Ms. Elizabeth Hicks Garrett ’63 Mrs. Genevieve Riordan Gee ’43 Mr. Carl F. Gitschier ’66 Mr. James A. Gold ’98 David D. Goldberg D.O. ’66 Mr. Philip A. Gottshall ’65 Judith C. Grant Ph.D. ’79 Ms. M. Anne Greene Ms. Sallie L. Greenfield
JOSH & JENNIFER DODD ’99 It would be an understatement to say that Moravian College is a special place for Josh ’99 and Jennifer Dodd ’99. “Jen and I met there as freshmen,” Josh says, “and most of our closest friends share the Moravian connection.” Jennifer has more than 15 years of experience teaching choral and general music in the Allentown School District, and she has even co-taught at the college level. Josh, meanwhile, started as a branch manager for a regional bank, then moved to Senior Vice President of Corporate Banking at Univest Bank and Trust. The two agree that their Moravian education went a long way toward preparing them for their eventual careers. “Moravian understands that practical experience in the classroom helps,” Jennifer says. “My student teaching placement was at Harrison-Morton [Middle School]. A job opened up that year, and I moved right into the choral teacher position.” And Josh says the management training, certification, and MBA programs he took through Moravian College were equally critical to his advancement. The two still find time in their schedules to be active in the community and at Moravian. Jennifer, who earned her Ph.D in Music Education from Temple University in 2012, often hosts student teachers and pre-student teachers, and she has been active in the Home Club and served as a judge at the Allentown Community Music School gala celebration. Perhaps her favorite role, though, was as vocal director for Dieruff High School’s Freddy Award-winning musical, “In the Heights.” Not one to sit idly by, Josh volunteers on special topic panels and has served as an adjunct professor in the College’s Continuing and Graduate Studies Department. That combines nicely with his work on various Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corporation boards, and together the two assisted on their 15th reunion committee last year. “Because I was a Comenius scholar, I think it’s important to give back financially,” Jennifer says when asked why she makes Moravian such a priority. “Other kids should have the opportunities I did.” The two encourage other alumni to rediscover their love of the College and campus in order to find inspiration to engage. “Spend some time on campus. Go to concerts,” Jennifer says. “The music is a great thing to see, and it’s important to get involved again.” Josh agrees. “Visit the campus. I think you will be inspired by both the ways the campus has evolved, and also how it feels the same.” With such a deep love for Moravian, it’s hardly surprising that the Dodds see the Leadership Council as something worthy of their time and effort. “It gives a diverse perspective and creates an ambassador network of Council members who interact with other alumni,” Josh says. “The fact that [alumni offer] access to different networks through the Council makes the overall college stronger.”
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thank you CORNERSTONE SOCIETY Mr. Joseph A. Grieshaber ’72
Janice Whitfield ’64 &
Mr. Brian H. Oswald ’82
Miss Constance M. Sokalsky ’71
Ms. Lugenia Taccarino Guaraldo ’69
Mr. Jon P. Otis ’79
Rev. Dr. Gordon L. Sommers ’57, ’61
Karen Boyer ’78 &
Dr. Donald K. Lauer
Rev. Charles Otto ’03 &
Mr. Arthur R. Spengler ’55
Ms. Lisa Lavigne Tejeda ’02
Cindy Trotner ’79 &
Dr. Ruth Roberts Hailperin
Mr. Timothy H. Leh ’86
Sara Paden ’71 &
Mr. James A. Hancock Jr.
Mrs. Robert Dollinger Leiby ’75
Mr. Robert E. Sterling ’65
Mrs. Kathryn Horwath Hartman ’52
Colette Geier ’71 &
Mr. Earl R. Pfeiffer ’61
Sister Gunnel Sterner
Mrs. Joan Schnable Haupert ’57
Ms. Ann Polanski
Mr. Bernard J. Story ’80
Mrs. Amy Greiner Hawley ’76
Mrs. Emmeline Lewis Dimmick ’48
Mrs. Rose Beidler Polentz ’38
Mr. Dylan S. Stroup ’10
Mr. James L. Heller ’83
Ms. Mae K. Long
Mr. Joseph R. Pulley ’58
Ronald J. Stupak Ph.D. ’61
Rev. Dale M. Henderson ’69
Rev. Anna Deppen Lutz ’70
Mrs. Betsey Tait Puth ’51
Mr. Tom A. Tenges ’70
Miss Carol D. Henn ’68
Mrs. Joyce B. Lyon
Ms. Lynne Schlosser Raleigh ’66
Mrs. Mary Veronis Thompson ’42
Mr. Lee B. Herb ’69
Mrs. Mary Lesin Ayala ’59
Anne McCandless ’79 &
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth G Tomberlin
Mr. William V. Herbein ’58
Scott E. Maier Esq. ’92
Mr. George J. Toth ’57
Mr. George Herczeg Jr. ’69
Mr. James E. Marconis ’74
Mrs. Jane Sullivan Ramsdell ’44
Ms. Joann M. Trotsky ’64
Ms. Marilyn L. Herwig ’75
Mr. & Mrs. Ben Fortunado Marcune
Mrs. Ruth Franges Rayna ’71
Mr. Merr W. Trumbore ’62
Mr. J. Robert Hess
David L. Marcus Esq. ’88
Ms. Mary Ann Rayner ’53
Mrs. Wilma Kistler Uhrich ’35
Mrs. Constance Stirling Hodson ’68
Mr. Bruce W. Marold
Mrs. Susan White Redfield ’68
Mr. James P. Van Schoick III ’74
Mr. George E. Hollendersky ’59
Rev. Gary T. Marsh ’74, ’83
Mrs. Adele Foley Reinsmith
Thomas J. Veraldi D.M.D. ’76
Mrs. Frances Kolb Hoops ’50
Barbara Hassler ’73 &
Ms. Barbara Reuper-Baum ’93
Mr. George W. Verheyden Jr.
James B. Howell M.D. ’59
Mrs. Helen M. Richards ’74
Mr. Donald C. Vogel ’63
Mr. George T. Hudson ’59
Mrs. Barbara Frowery Matlaga ’67
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Richardson
Miss Marian M. Wagner ’54
Mr. David G. Hunscher ’63
Rev. Dr. William W. Matz, Sr. ’50, ’53
Mrs. Laura L. Ridge
Rev. Dr. Walter H. &
Mr. F. James Hutchinson ’69
Rev. Dr. Henry E. May Jr. ’60, ’63
Rt. Rev. Graham H. Rights ’60
Joseph P. Hutsko D.O. ’56
Mrs. Shirley Hart McBride ’63
Mrs. Betty Adams Roach ’43
Mrs. Charlotte Haag Walek ’53
Mr. David W. Innes ’81, ’91
Mrs. Susan Gangwere McCabe ’79
Mr. Stanley R. Roman
Mrs. Deloris Ashcroft Wallace ’50
Mr. Darryl S. Jeffries ’69
Mrs. Frances Fulmer McClain ’38
Ms. Diane Haines &
Mr. Scott H. Warrick ’82
Kevin F. Jones Ph.D. ’74
Carol Sloan ’58 &
Byron E. Waterman, Ed.D. ’64
Ms. Trisha Babbitt Jones ’68
Joseph L. Rosenfeld Esq. ’58
Rev. Christian D. Weber ’52
Mrs. Carol Carson Joseloff ’67
Mrs. Deborah Oplinger McKinnon ’73
Richard R. Ruth Jr., Esq. ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Werkmeister
Diane C. ’98 & Daniel Y. ’73 Joseph
Shelley Johnson McMackin Esq. ’75
Dr. Shapour Samii
Mrs. Susan Biemesderfer Werner ’70
Ms. Joanne E. Keim ’72
Alma Coester ’69 &
Mr. Gary L. Sandercock ’63
Mr. William J. Werpehowski ’51
Mr. Burton L. Kelchner ’43
Mr. Gerald A. Sarkisian ’74
Miss Elizabeth M. Wetter ’65
Mr. Robert M. Keller ’66
Mr. Benjamin L. Meluskey ’60
Mr. Myron A. Savacool ’58
Rev. David L. Wickmann ’64, ’67
Rev. William B. Kerner ’62
Mr. Robert C. Mende ’74
Doris Wood &
Mr. Edward D. Wilde Jr. ’64
Mrs. Jean G. Kessler
Mr. Charles E. Merrill, Jr.
Mrs. Margaret Wilde
Mr. Gary T. Kester ’64
Mrs. Carol Losensky Messina ’61
Mrs. Eleanor Beck Schleicher ’56
Rev. Theodore E. Wilde ’60
Mrs. Olive Wooler Kinter ’50
Mr. John M. Mickner ’72
Miss Cornelia Schlotter ’57
Mrs. Jacqueline Williams
Mrs. Jeanne Krenicky Kipp ’69
Mr. Chester Dale Miller ’75
Patricia Nemesh ’70 &
Mr. Walter F. Williams
Claire M. ’87, ’95 & Michael Klatchak
Cornelia Faga ’47 & Paul E. G. ’47 Miller
Mrs. Harriet Peters Williamson ’60
Miss Dorothea G. Klotz ’66
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth D. Miller ’85
Dr. Fred B. Schultheis ’77
Rev. Mark A. Wimmer ’76
Rev. James L. Knappenberger ’77
Mr. Jody R. Miller ’70
Mr. E. Allen Schultz, Jr. ’53
Mrs. Gail Smith Winson ’66
Ms. Bertie Francis Knisely ’69
Parry J. Miller M.D. ’66
Mrs. Nancy C. Schultz
Barbara Roberts ’61 &
John Klochin Ed.D. ’57
Dr. James B. Mitchell
Rev. Dr. Tom Schwanda ’72
Miss Elizabeth A. Kovach ’75
Barbara Worsley, D.M.D. ’67 &
Mrs. MaryAnn Sedlock
Mrs. Helen Desh Woodbridge ’54
Mrs. Brenda Krajci ’65
Mrs. Helen Bauder Seifert ’69
Mrs. Susan Overath Woolley
Ms. Phyllis G. Kreider ’46
Mr. George W. Myers ’82
Richard Senker, Ph.D. ’96
Mrs. Kris Dragotta Yerry ’81
Susan Kressly M.D. ’82
Karen Bruckart ’72 &
Mrs. Isabel Petro Sersen ’58
Rev. Dr. Janice M. Young ’82, ’91
Mrs. Kathryn Knopf Kricks ’49
Eric R. Shimer Esq. ’68
Ms. Laura D. Young ’78
Kelly K. Krieble Ph.D. ’86
Mr. William C. Needs ’62, ’63
Wayne C. ’61 & Sandra Shugart
Ms. Susan J. Youtz ’72
Dr. Vera Krisukas
Mr. & Mrs. Maynard S. Northup
Miss Lucinda M. Shure ’70
Mark S. Yuhasz M.D. ’78
Robert J. Labdik Ed.D. ’60
Mr. Raymond L. Orthh ’69
Mr. Halfred C. Smith
W. Russell Yurchak, Jr. ’62
Mr. Keith D. Lambie ’73
Mr. Thomas A. Ortwein Jr. ’77
Mrs. Lois Shafer Smith ’51
Mr. Earl C. Zeiner ’57
Annette Budzak Landes Esq. ’83
Barbara A. Osborne Ph.D. ’70
Drs. Bettie & Oles Smolansky
Mrs. Debra Lewis Zvanut ’75
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Joseph B., M.D. ’69 Lennert
Gary M. ’76 Martell
William H. ’58 McElveen
James M., Esq. ’69 McMahan
James L. ’65 Morgan
Henry G., Jr. ’71 Naisby
Ms. Margaret Gorman Robert E. ’73 Peterson
Kenneth J. ’79 Rampolla
William J. Rosenberg, Esq. ’49
David A. ’60 Schattschneider
Robert J., Jr. Schoenen
David M., D.O. ’78 Stein
Rev. Deborah M. Wagner
John W. ’59 Woltjen
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New Endowment Funds THE FLORENCE AND VICTOR GENEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Florence and Victor Genel Scholarship Fund was established through the generosity of their children; Myron Genel, M.D. ’57, Sandra Dressler and Linda Zacher. The purpose of the fund is to provide financial support to undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and a good academic record.
THE OGO-MONK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND The OGO-MONK Endowed Scholarship Fund was established through the generosity of Patricia Ann and Anthony “Monk” ’59 Morelli. The purpose of the fund is to provide financial support for a deserving student who is a member in good standing of Omicron Gamma Omega fraternity.
THE SPIRITUAL DIRECTION GIFT FUND AT MORAVIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY The Spiritual Direction Gift Fund at Moravian Theological Seminary was established through the generosity of the Spiritual Direction Cohort and friends of Moravian Theological Seminary, in 2014. The purpose of the fund is to provide an annual gift(s) at fall Convocation to a deserving student(s) who is seeking a graduate certificate in Spiritual Direction.
THE SARA LOUISE WELLER ’06 ENDOWMENT FUND The Sara Louise Weller ’06 Endowment Fund was established through the generosity of her parents, Joan and Peter Weller, and her uncle, Dr. Carl Wagner, in loving memory of Sara. The purpose of the fund is to provide financial support for deserving junior or seniors majoring in English.
THE GAIL SMITH WINSON ’66 SCHOLARSHIP FUND The Gail Smith Winson ’66 Scholarship Fund was established through the generosity of Gail Smith Winson ’66. The purpose of the find is to provide merit scholarships to students who have been recruited from outside Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York or Delaware and to provide financial support for student recruitment.
New Annual Giving Scholarships To help address the need for more scholarships, an Annual Giving Scholarship was established for the first time in the 2012-2013 academic year. For $10,000 a donor can create an Annual Giving Scholarship that would provide $2,500 per year for four years to a deserving student. An annual giving scholarship is an immediate way for alumni and friends to help fund a Moravian student’s education.
THE TERRI L. BRADY ANNUAL GIVING SCHOLARSHIP Established through the generosity of Terri Koser Brady ’82.
THE BROWN FAMILY ANNUAL GIVING SCHOLARSHIP Established through the generosity of Christopher J. Brown ’96.
THE ROBERT L. DUTT ANNUAL GIVING SCHOLARSHIP Established through the generosity of Robert L. Dutt ’68.
TODD JAMES ’05 Like fellow Council member Mark Myslinski, Todd James ’05 has made a career at the intersection of science and finance. While studying financial economics at Moravian— and acting as fund manager in the Amrhein Investment Club—James says he gained hands-on investing and presentation experience that helped him land an internship in the Capital Market Intelligence Group at Thomson Financial. That led to a full-time position on Thomson’s biotech team after graduation and, following two years in their New York office, James moved to Trout Group and Trout Capital, a biotech strategic advisory firm and boutique investment bank. He spent nine years at Trout before taking an in-house investor relations and corporate communications post with biotech firm Acceleron Pharma in Boston this summer. “I always try to be available for students that contact me,” he says when asked about how he gives back to the Moravian College community. James was active in Trout’s intern and externship programs, which helped a number of Moravian students land full-time jobs. As a student, he started the Cpt. Chris Seifert ‘97 Memorial Golf Tournament to honor the Moravian alumnus who was killed in action in 2003. He still remains active on the annual outing’s board. He was also a co-founder of the “All Jacked Up” fundraiser, organized to benefit a friend’s infant struggling with a rare disease. This social event raised more than $100,000 last year. “You can have a big impact if you get involved,” he says. “Whether you donate time or money, those gifts can have a wide effect across the community. As an alum, you can make a real difference for undergrads. Just get started in a small way at first. You will be surprised with the impact you can have. Then challenge yourself to do more.” The best part of the Leadership Council, according to James, is the fact that it gives the alumni group a voice. “The College spends a lot of time and effort to educate its students, and then there’s inevitable movement out into the workforce. The Council allows the College to recapture that talent by receiving advice, strategy, and resources from that group of professionals they built.”
THE WILLIAM SCHANINGER ANNUAL GIVING SCHOLARSHIP Established through the generosity of William S. Schaninger Jr., Ph.D. ’93, G‘98.
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Welcomes New Director of Athletics & Recreation
George Bright
George Bright joined Moravian College as Director of Athletics & Recreation on September 1 after serving 22 years at Lafayette College, most recently as Associate Director of Athletics. “We are pleased to welcome George Bright to the Moravian College family as our new Director of Athletics & Recreation,” says President Bryon Grigsby ’90. “George has had a long and distinguished career in college athletics, and we look forward to having him lead our department into the future.” Bright came to Moravian to replace Scot Dapp, who retired on July 31 after 28 years at Moravian. Dapp spent 24 seasons as head football coach where he won a schoolrecord 144 games from 1987 through 2010 and the last four years as Director of Athletics & Recreation. Bright had been at Lafayette since 1993, first as Assistant Director of Athletics before being promoted to Associate Director of Athletics in 2001. During the summer of 2001, Bright was one of 24 athletic administrators selected nationally as the first class for the NCAA Leadership Institute. Bright also completed the Sports Management Institute Executive Program at Notre Dame and the University of South Carolina in 2005. He is also a former member of the NCAA Minority Opportunities and Interests Committee. “Throughout my career, I have aspired to become a director of athletics at an institution where the pursuit of academic and athletic excellence is a permanent priority and I am most grateful for that opportunity at Moravian,” says Bright. “I have committed myself to performing at the highest level capable and will uphold the proud traditions of Moravian College. I have always believed ‘loyalty,’ ‘integrity’ and ‘commitment’ to be the cornerstones of my career and that will not change.” “I know I speak for all the coaches when I say we are looking forward to having an individual of George’s caliber lead the Moravian Athletic Department,” says associate
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director of athletics, senior women’s administrator and head women’s basketball coach Mary Beth Spirk. “During the search process, he emerged as our absolute top choice. His leadership, experience and character are a perfect fit for Moravian.” A 1986 graduate of Claflin University in Orangeburg, S.C., Bright earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal arts, and earned his Master of Arts degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from South Carolina State in May 1994. He has hours towards his doctorate in leadership and administration at East Stroudsburg University where he has served as an adjunct professor in Sport Management. “Moravian College is recognized for its outstanding commitment to a quality environment and experience for its students, faculty and staff. My vision will center its focus on the well-being of student-athletes, with the goal to consistently improve the quality of their collegiate and athletic experience,” he says. “My vision also is one which looks to build community through partnerships with constituents across campus, alumni, service organizations and businesses in the Lehigh Valley and beyond. I hope to establish a championship culture that builds confidence, motivates and inspires student-athletes and athletics staff.”
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Alan Heverly ’96 Returns as Director of Men’s & Women’s Tennis Moravian College has welcomed back alumnus and Moravian Hall of Fame member Alan Heverly ’96 as the Greyhounds next Director of Tennis for men and women. Heverly replaces another Moravian graduate and Hall of Fame member Art Smith ’68, who retired after leading the men’s team for four seasons and the women for one as Moravian’s first Director of Tennis. Heverly’s hiring also keeps Moravian’s coaching staff at seven alumni as head coaches as Heverly joins softball coach John Byrne ’82, field hockey coach Amy Endler ’93, golf coach Kevin Edwards ’96, football coach Jeff Pukszyn ’97, men’s basketball coach Justin Potts ’00 and cheerleading coach Ashley Stone ’10. Heverly completed his Bachelors of Arts in psychology at Moravian in 1996, graduating Magna Cum Laude, and he finished a Masters of Education in human development at Lehigh in 2000. “Since graduation I have performed many roles in support of the tennis program at Moravian, so returning to Moravian as Tennis Director makes me feel both motivated and very proud,” Heverly explains. “My goal is to enhance the experience of our student-athletes, and to try to advance a well-established and time-honored program. I can’t wait to get started.” Heverly played two seasons for the Greyhounds with a 21-8 singles record after attending Bucks Country Community College where he played in two NJCAA national tournaments. He helped the 1996 squad to the Middle Atlantic Conference Commonwealth League title while serving as a team captain, and it was the program’s first-ever postseason berth. Heverly was inducted into Moravian’s Hall of Fame in 2008. He was a non-traditional student that began his college career nearly 20 years after finishing high school and his story of being an NCAA Division III student-athlete in his late 30s and early 40s landed him in Sports Illustrated’s Faces in the Crowd and a small note in the USA Today after being named an Academic All-American. “We are excited to welcome back Alan to be the next director of our men’s and women’s tennis programs,” says George Bright, director of athletics and recreation. “Coach Heverly has a keen sense of the program, the excellent student-athletes at Moravian and understands my goals and expectations for the tennis teams moving forward.”
Moravian to Install Turf Field and Honor John Makuvek Moravian College will be adding a second turf athletic field during the summer of 2016. John Makuvek Field, named after the long-time golf and soccer coach and former athletics director, will replace the HUB Quad grass field and will be used by the field hockey, men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s soccer teams. The field will also h ave lights that will allow athletic teams as well as intramurals to use the field in the evening in order to alleviate conflicts with team practices and competitions. FALL 2015
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To reach Alumni Engagement: 610 861-1366 or www.moravian.edu/alumni
GREYHOUNDS CONQUER Networking in the Concrete Jungle For many college students, living and working in NYC would be a dream come true. Fortunately, some alumni from Moravian College have already paved the way for aspiring students to form connections that enable them to follow their dreams. On September 15, 43 wide-eyed undergraduates connected with John Quinones ’92 at Major League Baseball and James Cudney ’99 Madison Square Garden, before schmoozing at the annual NYC Alumni Networking Event. “Students greatly benefit from connecting with the alums,” said Pat Hanna, assistant director of career development and alumni engagement. “They are there for the students because they’ve been in their shoes.”
— Sara Weidner ’18
Here’s One for the (BEER) NERDS Alumni were treated to a first-of-its-kind event on July 31st, when 50 thirsty hounds enjoyed a brewery tour and tasting at Weyerbacher Brewing in Easton, Pa. Attendees snacked from tasty food trucks and bonded over their love of two things: good beer, and good times at Moravian College.
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This Just In: HOUND HOURS ARE A HIT! Three Young Alumni Hound Hours were held this summer in New York City, Washington D.C., and Belmar, New Jersey. Each casual happy hour provided a time for recent graduates in the area to meet, network and cool off with a signature “Greyhound” drink. Head to moravian.edu/events to learn about the next Hound Hour in your area.
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Brian Heffern ’13, Kevin Gilroy ’13, Kate Turek ’12, Frank Trautz ’13, Karli Gnehm ’14, Luke Smith ’11, Ian Vogler ’13, Samantha Houck ’13, Amanda Werner ’13, Alix Rapkowicz ’13, Jaclyn Borden ’12, Melissa De Lucia ’12, Susan Bartos ’10, Revé Anderko ’09, Elena Tominus ’12 TOP:
BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: (1) Tumi Demuren ’11, Amanda Werner ’13, Michael O’Gorman ’13, Marla Bianca ’13, Lizzette Arias ’11, Ana Acevedo ’12, Sam
Sheridan ’13, Brittany (Beard) Clingan ’12, Nick Clingan ’13; (2) Nick Clingan ’13, Tumi Demuren ’11, and Luke Smith ’11; (3) Todd James ’05, Tracie Romanak ’04, Dan Corey ’05; (4) Meredith Coleman ’12, Maureen Helfers ’11, Sam Dunn ’15, Rebecca Friedman ’10, Kris Kadel ’11, Kevin Holze ’12, Brian McCoy ’12
CLASS OF 2019 Gets Warm Welcome at Freshman Picnics Thanks to all the alumni who came out to welcome our newest Greyhounds, the Class of 2019, at our annual Welcome Picnics. This year, Welcome Picnics were held in Spring Lake, NJ at the home of Rob Verrone ’90, Bridgewater, NJ at the home of Suzanne Kmet Diaz ’91 and Bill Diaz, and on campus, hosted by the Lehigh Valley Home Club and Office of Alumni Engagement.
SAVE THE DATES!
For details or registration, contact 610-861-1366 or www.moravian.edu/alumni.
October 23-24 Homecoming
November 11
Student Alumni Networking on Campus
December 4-6, 11-13 Vespers
December 12
Alumni Awards
April 8, 2016 Night of Stars
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Helen Desh Woodbridge; 3574 Browning Lane; Bethlehem, PA 18017 Founder’s Day 2015 was observed May 29th with a reception in Payne Gallery, the girls’ gym in former years. Following the reception was the traditional Lovefeast in Peter Hall, the Chapel in former years, followed by the much enjoyed luncheon in Clewell Dining Hall. The event observed the 273rd year since Countess Benigna founded the girls’ school in 1742 in Germantown before it moved to Bethlehem. The Founder’s Day speaker was Paul Peucker, Moravian Church Archivist, whose slide talk, “Treasures from the Vault,” included the Countess’ role in women’s early education. The Lovefeast concluded with the singing of the Alma Mater, written by Charles Meschter, the music by T. Edgar Shields. Knowing nothing of Charles Meschter, I went to Reeves Library where Linda LaPointe found that he was an English professor at Moravian and also an assistant English professor at Lehigh. We both hope to learn more, including the story behind the colors purple and gold. During lunch, Eleanor Simmons MacCormick ’53 shared some interesting memories of her student days with all as did some of the men including Tom Haupert ’65 who recalled the influence of Deans Curtis, Bushnell and Sartwell. Sister Millicent Drake and I missed being with many classmates who attended in the
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past and added much to the singing of our Alma Mater, like Lois Lutz Geehr and her husband, Fred. Also absent this May was my husband, Cas, who passed away March 14th of this year.
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Kathy Werst Detwiler; kathydetwiler@comcast.net Note to Class of 1959 from Kathy Werst Detwiler: our 56th Reunion was much fun. Thanks to the efforts of Fred DeFrank, many classmates returned for all/some of the Moravian College Events. Our Alumni Office did a fine job of planning excellent opportunities to renew acquaintances. Friday Night Welcome Back Dinner was excellent; table conversation was enjoyed with Betsy Dreher Honey. Betsy tells me that our class has many more reunions in the future. The Jazz Hounds Alumni Band Concert after dinner was superb. Saturday’s Continental Breakfast provided a happy atmosphere to chat with Pat Conover Diener; so good to see you and play “catch up,” Patti. Later Saturday morning Moravian College updated classroom experiences for me and Wayne and alumni with two new options ... a chemistry lecture/hands-on class and a graduate education lecture. Much missed at our Reunion was Ginny Dancy Dickie, who was unable to attend because of illness in her family. Family challenges also prevented Jeanette Mirne Cornblatt from attending this Reunion, but she will make the effort to work out a plan for next year. Prior commitments also filled the weekend schedule of Ed Ryan, but he has visited Moravian throughout the year and enjoyed meeting with students and Pat Murray Hanna ’82. Saturday’s Lunch was a delight and an opportunity to visit with Marcia Morgan Fish, Dee Lang Keglovits ’60 and our classmate Joe Keglovits; many laughs with this crew! After lunch Wayne and I visited The President’s House on West Church Street and much appreciated the company of Peter French ’60. On the registration form our College asked, “How much fun can you cram into one weekend?”... LOTS! Hope to see YOU in 2016 for our 57th. Bye for now.
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Bill Leicht; 16819 N. 59th Place; Scottsdale, AZ 85254 wcleicht07@gmail.com
Dr. John Shigo writes: I am visiting my daughter, Dr. Monica Lawry, in Sonoma, California for the next three months. Monica is a Surgical Cancer Dermatologist in Davis, California. We are on a trip to San Francisco to visit the city sites. I will be in Florida this winter with my daughter, Alexandra, a PA-C in Dermatology. Ali lives in Winter Park, Florida and works in Orlando with a Dermatology group. I visited my three other
daughters in The Plains, VA and Charlotte, NC this spring and my eight grandchildren. One attends Virginia Tech in Engineering! A great life with all my family traveling!
1965 Robert Houser; bobhouser@atmc.net
We are sad to report that Anthony Iasiello passed away on July 1, 2015. Tony was a longtime mentor and educator at Bethlehem Catholic High School, teaching history for 42 years. He started the school’s first wrestling program and continued as Head Coach for 38 years. Tony was the owner of The Sports Corner, president of UNICO, an Italian American Club, Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus. He was inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and founded the Christmas City Wrestling Tournament which is currently known as the Tony Iasiello Tournament. He was the President of District XI Wrestling Coaches Association.
1970 Joe and Jane Karaman’s son and wife live in LA and have two children, Charlotte and her older brother, Henry.
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Cyndee Andreas Grifo; cyndeegrifo@mac.com J. Mark Jones and his wife Martha Walker Jones ’75 are pleased to announce another grandchild, Grace Irene Neff, who was born April 28, 2015 to their daughter, Marcy and her husband, Andy.
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Kathy Lemke writes: I lived in Harrisburg for 25 years. I earned a master’s degree in public relations working almost 30 years in non-profit fundraising. I have earned a second master’s degree in speech language pathology and I am now working as a SLP in an acute rehabilitation facility, my second career. Gene Tutzauer writes: My son, Ryan, will turn 21 on September 30. He plays soccer with Hood College and on that date Moravian hosts Hood. See you there!? My other children are Gene, Jr. NJIT (22), Jaret (17), and, Ashley (16).
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Marla Rowe Fannin; marfannin@outlook.com Karen Gottwald Malcolm was ordained as a Deacon in the Episcopal Church in Albany, NY on May 30, 2015.
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The Connecticut Society of Certified Public Accountants has reappointed Barbara Borkowski Snyder, CPA of Hartford, to serve as a member of its Advisory Council for the organization’s 2015-2016 activity year, representing the Financial Institutions Committee. Barbara is a partner with Whittlesey & Hadley, P.C. Hartford.
1982
Lori Vargo Heffner; laheffner@ptd.net Suzanne Kopres Stianche has joined Discover Lehigh Valley as national sales manager. Suzanne serves as the board chairwoman for Lehigh Valley Children’s Centers and is the philanthropy chairwoman and past president for American Advertising Federation Greater Lehigh Valley.
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Karen Skoyles; skoyles@lakesnet.net Ronald Semanick, a certified public accountant, was elected president of the Lehigh Valley Chapter of the Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants for the 2015-2016 fiscal year.
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Diane Sciabica Mandry; dmandry@pohatcong.org Joe Luksa writes: From 1995 to 2012, I served as middle school band director in the Wyoming Valley West School District located in Kingston, PA. In my last 3 years there, I was also the director of the WVW Honors Orchestra, a highly rated competition group. During my tenure as director, the orchestra received 2 ratings of excellent and 1 rating of superior at various national competitions. In 2012, I transferred to my current position at State Street Elementary in Larksville, PA where I teach music to students in kindergarten, first, and second grades. Since 2005, I have been active in my local teacher’s union. In 2007, I was elected secretary of the organization and have held the office ever since. I also became the campaign coordinator for our United Way fund. Since that time, our school has had the highest number of donors, donation dollars, and labor leadership level donors among all of our local school districts. This spring, I helped coordinate a book drive for our local United Way chapter and, once again, our school had the highest number of books donated. On Thursday, May 14, 2015 the United Way presented me with the Sarah and Anthony F. Kane Jr. Memorial Achievement award. This award honors the ideals of charitable giving and community service. It recognizes a PSEA member who has given outstanding support to the United Way of the Wyoming Valley and other human services programs. FALL 2015
Since becoming a union officer, I have attended the PSEA Leadership Conference in Gettysburg, PA each year. My first year there, I entered and won their annual talent competition with an original comedy song entitled, “Tourette’s Behind the Wheel” for which I received 3 standing ovations and a $600 cash prize. The funny part of the story is that I literally composed the song the night before the competition. In honor of my Moravian College roots, my wife and I committed to rescuing greyhounds. We are not “big dog people,” so we decided to rescue Italian Greyhounds which are the smallest of the greyhound breeds. We currently own 3 IGs, two of which are rescues with special needs. All three dogs go everywhere with us as we travel in our RV.
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James and Lynda Farrell Swartz; jfswartz@kingspry.com Terence O’Rourke, Jr. decided this year to give up at least part of his traveling lifestyle and take a more permanent job. This was triggered by the ever increasing inconveniences of temporary doctoring. He must confess his choice of job may seem somewhat traitorous: he will be the doctor at the student health center for Susquehanna University! He is looking forward to the more stable income, chances to work with young people, and access to the facilities there but remains ever faithful to the “Hounds”. Carol Traupman-Carr, dean of curriculum and academic programs, is one of 28 administrators in higher education nationwide selected by the Council of Independent Colleges to participate in a year-long Senior Leadership Academy. Beverly Kirk was awarded one of two Lauretta Woodson Awards. This award, given annually through the state PASR recognizes both an educator and a support professional who have exhibited creativity, initiative, or productivity relevant to the learning process and growth of children. Beverly is a reading specialist in the Easton Area School District.
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Kerri Selland Pepoy; kerripepoy@yahoo.com Sal Calandra, Head of Quality & Food Safety of Linde North America, Inc., is a 2015 nominee for the International Society of Beverage Technologists board of directors, and currently chairs ISBT’s Beverage Gases Committee.
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Melissa dePamphilis Jarman; mdepamph@yahoo.com or Christine A. PalermoWallach; capw516@aol.com Michael Glore currently serves as a Career Fire Lieutenant assigned to Rescue Company 1 in the City of Reading, Pa. He lives in Pottsville,
Pa. with his wife of 23 years, Maria Spotts Glore, and two children, Kenny, age 14, and Katie age 18, who will begin her college career at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York this year.
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Denise Bradley; denise.bradley@tevapharm.com Andrea Dinan has been awarded a Fulbright Scholarship. Dinan will study in Oaxaca, Mexico in January of 2016 through the Distinguished Award in Teaching Program. While in Mexico, she will attend university courses and research home environment factors and student achievement in local secondary schools. City native Kevin Grace returned to Pottsville’s Majestic Theater for “Music at the Majestic” on Friday, May 22nd. Kevin has wanted to return to the Majestic to bring joy to Schuylkill and promote the arts in the County region. Grace sang at the Cathedral Basilica of Ss. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, and at other notable locations including Italy. He currently does freelance work involving singing but is also the principal cantor at St. Leo Roman Catholic Church in Elmwood Park, New Jersey, where he is also the choral director. Richard Telesco has joined MSUSA as position trader managing Consumer/Media sectors. Prior to joining MSUSA, Richard spent 15 years at Credit Suisse where he was director and head of small cap trading and consumer sector.
1996
Deb Yuengling Ferhat; jdferhat@comcast.net Dr. Bradley Lamm, was featured on the Doctors Show. The Associate Producer reached out to help find an expert who could surgically correct Sierra’s deformed toes. After doing research and asking medical professionals for opinions Dr. Lamm was chosen as the best expert to grow/ lengthen her short toes caused by constrictive band syndrome, a birth deformity. The show was recorded and Dr. Lamm will perform Sierra’s surgery in the fall of 2015. You can follow her story at www.thedoctorstv.com.
1997
Tiffany Shenman Volze; Tiffshen@aol.com Heather Whary Turner writes: On January 27, 2015, Luke Jameson Turner, son of Heather Whary Turner and Marion (Randy) Turner, was born without a heartbeat. Although his life was short, he deeply affected those around him. He is greatly missed and loved by his parents, sisters Baxter and Colbie, and brother Quinn.
1998
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classnotes just completed a two and half year course studying Botanical Art. Not much botany was included, mostly visual and drawing of plants. Some plant identification was included. As a result, my new body of art work will have letters after my signature. Kathyann Finch, DipSBA! I did attend graduation in London, UK on April 17, 2015 with my son, Spencer Robert Winans, who himself is a graduate of Northeastern University. We stayed in London for a few days. All went well. All of the work was done at my home studio with my husband Phil present. The course was mailed to me and I sent in my assignments within the structured time frame for each assignment. I did score a 92 for a possible 115 points for my assignments (12 in all). My diploma portfolio consisting of three pieces of work and my assignments and sketchbook work won me a diploma with credit from the Society of Botanical Art, London, UK. Very exciting for me. Thanos Economopoulos writes that he runs a music school in his hometown Patras (Greece), he teaches piano at local public music schools and also composes electronic music. Angela Colasanti of Viela, LTD was awarded as a finalist for the prestigious Halstead Grant for emerging artists in silver jewelry design. Angela provided great business suave, unique market outlook and strong artistic talent convincing the Halstead Team to award her a finalist position.
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Faithann Cheslock Barron; LadybugFVC@aol.com or Lisa Hahn-Egan; Lisahahn13@hotmail.com John Brand is named to Jersey’s Best Marketing Communicators Under 40. John is one of only 33 on the list.
2003
Regina Lacombe Laine; pjfairy@aol.com Jen Ketz Dolga was recently promoted to Director of Research Analytics at Decision Resources Group.
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Jessica Naugle; jln13@comcast.net On the last day of school at Titus Elementary on Thursday, second-grade teacher Joanna Brennan received a nice sendoff to summer from some unexpected guests. Thirteen graduating seniors at Central Bucks High School South surprised her by stopping by her classroom wearing their caps and gowns. They weren’t just any graduates. They were members of the first class Brennan taught at Titus — when she was fresh out of Moravian College. “I was absolutely shocked. I got weak in the knees. I couldn’t believe all the kids who showed up to see me,” she said. “They were my very first
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class. They were very special to me. Some of them, I didn’t recognize. They were 8, and now they’re 18. They’re so grown up!” Mary Marquis, whose son Jack was in Brennan’s class, and Terry Remick, whose son Dan was also in the class, organized the reunion. Marquis recalled how nice Brennan was to Jack while Marquis was undergoing treatment for breast cancer about 10 years ago. “She was so good to my son,” Marquis said. “All the teachers at Titus are so great.” The Marquis family kept in contact with Brennan — she also taught Jack’s sister Kathryn. They thought Brennan would enjoy seeing other former students from that year, but did not know how many would be able to get to the school on the morning of their graduation from CB South. “When the kids showed up, it was so touching,” Marquis said. As part of their graduation, the students also received a surprise. An Iraq War veteran to whom they had written as second-graders in Brennan’s class wrote a letter recently to congratulate them on their graduation. “I would like to again thank (you) for your letter and treats sent to me while I was serving our country in Iraq in 2004-2005 … When I received your letter, I had so much joy in my heart that it brought tears to my eyes,” said Vern Conaway, who is a U.S. Army veteran. “I sincerely wish you well in your future endeavors. Work hard, never give up on yourself,” he wrote. Conaway brought the letters to CB South so they could be distributed to the former Titus students with their diplomas.
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Lauren Bahnatka Bachner; mollysmomlb@gmail.com Courtney Werner has accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Composition at Monmouth University in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Courtney is excited to be moving back east after spending the past three years as Assistant Professor at Hope College.
2007 Brian Bergstol was one of 71 players competing for four U.S. Open spots in Purchase, NY. Brian qualified for sectionals by shooting a 1 over 71 to tie for medalist honors at local qualifying at Williamsport Country Club in May. Travis Nace and Helen Benson Nace ’09 live in Fairfax, Virginia. Travis graduated in May 2015 from Florida State University with a Master of Science in Library Information Studies. He currently works in a college library. Helen graduated in May 2015 from George Mason University with a Master of Public Health and currently works as a public health nurse.
2008
Amelia Dietrich; ameliajdietrich@gmail.com Jessica Cianci graduated from the Bernard J. Dunn School of Pharmacy at Shenandoah University with a Doctorate of Pharmacy degree in May 2015. She will be returning to NJ to work as a staff pharmacist with CVS Pharmacy. Amelia Dietrich was awarded an ACLS Public Fellowship, which places recent Ph.D.s from the humanities and humanistic social sciences in two-year staff positions at partnering organizations in government and the nonprofit sector. Amelia joins The Forum on Education Abroad as their Assistant Director for Digital Resources. Beth Smeaton married Michael Case ’11. Michael is working as a pricing science analyst at Philip’s Pet Food and Supplies.
2009
Cassidy Thomas; CassidyThomas@alumni.moravian.edu Nicole Dorney married Andrew Held on April 11, 2015. Stephanie Dorney ’12 was maid of honor and Kelly Williams ’09 was a bridesmaid. Jennifer Barnes Ciampaglia’09, attended. Helen Benson Nace and Travis Nace ’07 live in Fairfax, Virginia. Helen graduated in May 2015 from George Mason University with a Master of Public Health and currently works as a public health nurse. Travis graduated in May 2015 from Florida State University with a Master of Science in Library Information Studies. He currently works in a college library.
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Kelly Schneider Parise; kellytparise@gmail.com From Diane Husic, Professor, Department of Biological Sciences: Sarabeth Brockley begins her job at the United Nations, Division of Sustainable Development and Water Branch, on July 15, 2015, and, Leslie Sealey has earned her M.D. Ashley Stone and Joseph Melchionna were engaged in March, 2015. Ashley is the head cheerleading coach for the Greyhounds and Joe is the Blue & Grey rep for the Baseball Team. A June 2016 wedding is planned at Hotel Bethlehem. Chris Leiby joined the Peace Corps. He has been living in the Eastern Caribbean for over a year on the island of Dominica. Chris teaches literacy at the local primary school. Jacqueline Seidler graduated in May from Loyola University Maryland with a Masters in Speech-Language Pathology. Jackie recently accepted a position at Good Shepherd FALL 2015
Penn Partners Rehabilitation Hospital in Philadelphia, Pa.
Shane Burcaw ’14 Wins 2nd Career Mid-Atlantic Emmy For ‘A Will To Survive’
Patrick Semanchik is engaged to Brooke Geist. Patrick is a credit department manager for Mid Penn Bank in Harrisburg and Brooke is a corporate finance analyst for PPL of Allentown. They are planning a September 2016 wedding.
2012
Ali Zucal; alizucali@gmail.com Casey Schweppenheiser graduated from Villanova University School of Law. She has accepted a judicial clerkship with Judge Arthur Zulick of the Monroe County Court of Common Pleas. Kristi Beisecker writes: After freelancing in graphic design for 6-9 months I was able to save enough money to live in Greve in Chianti, Italy for four weeks for an artist residency to pursue my electrographic artwork developed in Jeff Hurwitz’s Alternative Photography class I took my last semester of senior year. Before this adventure I went to London to visit family and then to Paris, France before I went home. It was an amazing cultural immersion with a side of art. I studied Botany to help make my artwork have more depth and learned about the Tuscan landscape... collected wild herbs to use in art and cooking and met local artists (from the Boston area) as well as international artists. For anyone pursuing an art form seriously, an artist residency is a great way to travel as an artist while pursuing your work! Meredith Coleman and Kris Kadel ’11 are engaged. Their wedding will be on April 29, 2017 at Hotel Bethlehem. Philip Redline was inducted into the Jim Thorpe Sports Hall of Fame at the 26th Annual Banquet on Saturday, August 15. Philip took part in football and track and field all four years of his high school career at Jim Thorpe, earning varsity letters all four years in both sports. He’s second all-time in rushing yards at Jim Thorpe with 2,750 yards and second in scoring with 244 points. He was the former school record holder in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and also held a record with the 400 meter relay team.
2013
Michael O’Gorman; mw.ogorman@gmail.com or Emmy Usera; emmyleanna@gmail.com Elizabeth Sgambelluri writes: I am ecstatic to announce that I will be conducting my master’s research with the African Lion Enrichment and Research Team (ALERT) in Africa! They have agreed to facilitate my research, therefore serving as a site to support, advance, and supply technology necessary for my research. During the 2016-2017 period I will be leading and assisting FALL 2015
GREYHOUNDS DON’T JUST MAKE FILMS. THEY WIN EMMYS. Such is true in the case of Shane Burcaw ’14, who took home a Mid-Atlantic Emmy on September 19 at a sold-out ceremony in Philadelphia, Pa. The short film, ‘A Will to Survive,’ which he wrote and executive produced, won in the human interest category. The film, which was produced, shot and directed by FireRock Productions, is a nearly 12-minute documentary of Burcaw’s most memorable—and most traumatic—trip to the hospital. It is the film adaptation of a personal essay he wrote during his freshman year at Moravian College. The former English major lives (and thrives) with spinal muscular atrophy, or SMA, and doesn’t mince words when sharing his experiences living with an uncertain future. Burcaw’s claim to fame is “Laughing at my Nightmare:” first a blog rife with humor, wit, and positivity, then a hilarious memoir and a successful nonprofit organization of the same name dedicated to showing how laughter and humor can improve even the grimmest situations. He is a nationally-syndicated writer, and he recently started the No More Nightmares program, through which six individuals living with muscular dystrophy will receive equipment for better quality of life. This isn’t his first Emmy, either—a news segment on WFMZ 69 about Burcaw and LAMN picked up a Mid-Atlantic Emmy in 2013. But this year’s award is a little different for Burcaw’s brand: funny man trades his usual humor for raw honesty. “I wrote the piece to reflect on one of the darkest moments in life—to show people that hope can be found even in those moments when everything feels stacked against you. “My hope is that the darker pieces give people perspective, not that I have it worse than them, but that no matter what your adversities are, a positive attitude can be an effective coping mechanism.” reintroduction studies with lions in Zambia, monitoring the physical health of these populations, and researching factors manipulating intraguild predation. My individual research project for my masters presently focuses on the role of hormone imbalances augmenting hyper-aggressive behavior displayed by apex predator and mesopredator African mammals. Being offered a position with this organization to pursue my interests in large predator conservation is a dream come true. I am so excited about this new chapter that will unfold, and wanted to share this excitement with all of you at Moravian.
Samantha Houck will be starting graduate school this fall 2015 semester at NYU to pursue her Masters in Archives and Public History. In addition, she will be completing an internship at the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology this fall semester. She will be interning in the Special Collections and College Archives. Samantha says that she is very excited to begin her NYC adventures. Victoria Poliskiewicz recently accepted a position as a Jr. Marketing Designer for Starboard Cruise Services, based in Miami, Fla., where she now lives.
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Weddings It was a true Moravian affair as Brittany Beard ’12 and Nicholas Clingan ’13 were married on August 1st by philosophy professor William Falla. Numerous Hounds were in attendance, and even their cake topper showed off how proud they are to be Greyhounds!
Nicole Dorney ’09 married Andrew Held on April 11, 2015. Alumni there were maid of honor Stephanie Dorney ’12, bridesmaid Kelly Williams ’09, and Jennifer Barnes Ciampaglia ’09.
Jennifer Roxbury ’13 and Christopher Kalis ’11 were married on September 12, 2015 at Galloping Hill Golf Course in Kenilworth, NJ. They were surrounded by over a dozen fellow Greyhounds!
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Heather Nederostek ’10 (center right) married Matthew Billera on April 25, 2015 alongside many Moravian College alumni. Pictured with the bride and groom are Michael Nimmo ’10, Michael Bishop ’10, Ashley (Alvernes) Redding ’08, Jeremiah Reinhart ’09, Laura Fabian ’10, Olivia Sessa ’10, Kristen Phillips ’10, Lindsay Mazzeo ’10, Samantha Stiner ’11, Stevie Klie ’13, Alyssa Milano ’10, John Larkin ’11, Colleen Osborne ’12, Karli Gnehm ’14, Ellen Williams ’11, and Connor Skutches.
Megan Hall ’09 (top right) married Scott Fitzgerald on January 2, 2015 in Bethlehem, Pa. The reception was at the Hotel Bethlehem. The father of the bride is John Hall ’00. Included in the wedding party were bridesmaids Jill Woodbury Guider ’07, Jillian Mlynek McMullen ’07, and groomsman Dean Sbriscia ’07. Guests included, from left to right, Timothy Guider ’07, Brian Scofield ’07, Patrick McMullen ’07, Courtney Rosenberg ’10, Matthew Bartos ’11, Mallory Gagliano Barnhart ’10, Stephanie Falcone ’09, Alexandra Picone Gro ’08, Anthony Gro ’07, Michelle DiLorenzo Allen ’89, Paige Warbrick ’10, Kristina Cherrier Corominas ’09, Amanda Conner ’09, and Ben Leavy ’11. Scott Burke ’06 married Jillian Atkinson on April 18, 2015. David Burke ’14 served as the Best Man. Kevin McLaughlin ’06, Bryan Kohlbecke ’06, Robert Stockley ’06, Michael Hurden ’06, and Robert Kilmurray ’06 served as Groomsmen. Scott met Jillian at Moravian Homecoming 2008 and she is the sister-inlaw of Kevin McLaughlin ’05 (married to Leslie Atkinson McLaughlin).
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Births Jen Ketz Dolga ’03 and her husband, Chris, welcomed their second son, Henry, in March 2015. Their oldest son, Darren, will turn two in November and is a very proud big brother! Dana Patchcoski Abda ’04 and her husband, Michael, welcomed a baby girl, Isabella Ann, on July 22, 2015. Isabella joins big brothers, Michael and JJ. Stephanie Rauch-Mannino ’05 and husband, Ned, are the proud parents of Quincy Grace. Beth Smeaton ’08 and Michael Case ’11 welcomed a daughter, Isabel Marie Case, on August 29, 2014.
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Tiffany Shenman Volze ’97 and her husband, Fred, welcomed their first child, Holly Joan Volze. Holly was born on July 7, 2015 in Hoboken, NJ. Tiffany and Fred are so in love with their little girl and are enjoying every minute with her. Eileen Weber DeAngelis ’05 and husband Andrew ’05 welcomed baby Sonia on June 4, 2015.
Jessica Preston Grillo ’08 and husband, Michael Grillo ’04 welcomed a son, Archer Thomas Grillo, on July 31, 2015. Meagan Edelman Duarte ’09 and her husband Mark Duarte welcomed their first child, a son, Grayson David Duarte, on February 9, 2015.
Alumni bookshelf W Daniel Ruth ’73, co-authored a new book, Images of Saucon Valley (Arcadia) that hit stands on July 6, 2015. The book, which he authored with two local historians, is a welcome addition to two existing Arcadia books (one for Hellertown, one for Lower Saucon) that cover this part of Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. He is currently a regular volunteer for the Lower Saucon Township Historical Society, and used their archives to fill many of the book’s historically-rich pages. Go to ArcadiaPublishing.com and search ‘Saucon Valley’ to take a look!
W Carol Henn ’68, recently penned the book Oilcloth Stories (FriesenPress), about the brave Central European immigrants who descended upon cities like Bethlehem, Pa., for a fresh start. Henn herself grew up in South Bethlehem, at a time when many of the area’s immigrants from Central Europe, including her maternal grandparents, were alive to share their stories. Her writing has appeared in regional and national publications. Oilcloth Stories is Carol’s first book, and she has four other books and a screenplay in various stages of development. Go to OilclothStories.com for a deeper look into this project.
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In Memoriam ‘May the Souls of the Faithful Departed Rest in Peace.’ Richard Dale Dreydoppel ’52 • November 22, 2014 Mildred Hinkle Rosenberger ’37 • June 17, 2015 Christine Roberts Fraley ’38 • May 4, 2015 Anne Lehr Bigelow ’40 • June 12, 2014 Ruth Overfield Fidorack ’41 • August 5, 2015 Betty Buralli, friend of College and widow of Albert Buralli ’49 • July 3, 2015 Dorothy Ritter Comegys ’41 • May 27, 2015 Maxine Sortwell Kerrigan ’43 • March 17, 2015 Harry Miller ’48 • March 11, 2015
Aristides Harris ’50 • May 28, 2015 Anthony J. Jaso ’50 • May 9, 2015 John Gehman Retired Economics & Business Professor • May 6, 2015 Grace Scheirer Check ’59 • May 27, 2015 Ted Encke, M.D. ’60 • July 27, 2015 Frederick Stocker ’61 • May 11, 2015 John Wachter ’62 • June 24, 2015 Anthony “Tony” Iasiello ’65 • July 1, 2015 John Jodik ’70 • August 13, 2015 James Regina ’70 • June 4, 2015 Rochelle Pavlov Santiago ’73 • March 18, 2015
Paul Shelly ’73 • June 2, 2015 Victor Garcia ’75 • June 16, 2015 Robert Reichard ’75 • May 15, 2015 Elaine Andrulevich Schaeffer ’78 • June 14, 2015 Thomas Shields ’84 • July 11, 2015 Nancy Bessler Hill ’89 • July 6, 2015 Jennifer Collins Lounsbury ’02 • May 10, 2015 Rudy Ackerman, D.Ed., Retired Professor and Chair of the Art Department 1963-2002 • May 22, 2015 DeLight E. Breidegam, Jr., Life Trustee • September 9, 2015
ADDITIONAL CLASS CORRESPONDENTS 1943 • Margaret L. Albright, 129 N. 11th Street, Allentown, PA 18102
June Bright Reese, 801 N. Wahneta Street, Apt. 203, Allentown, PA 18109
1945 • Jane Smith Ebelhare, PO Box 360 Masonville, CO 80541; jabelhare@aol.com 1946 • Ada Zellner Flower, 834 Hilltop Road; Oyster Bay, NY 11771; bromzel@aol.com 1947 • Margaret Loveless Browne, pegbrownenj@medleas.com 1949 • Norma Boldt Wynne, nbwynne@aol.com 1955 • Helen Varady Keyser, 2038 Kemmerer Street; Bethlehem, PA 18017
1964 • Ron dePaolo, rondep@myfairpoint.net
Andrew Semmel, andsemm@aol.com
1966 • David Berg, dgberg@erols.com 1967 • Kathie Broczkowski Klein kathieklein45@aol.com
1971 • John Madison, moravianalum@aol.com
1995 • Derek Reusser, dreusser@ptd.net
1972 • Terrell McMann, terrellmcmann@gmail.com
1999 • Christina Fulton, cfulton1124@yahoo.com
1973 • Dennis Jones, djones@lkqcorp.com
Priscilla Barres Schueck, Priscilla@volunteerlv.org
1960 • James Houser, jjhmd0831@yahoo.com
1976 • Lisa Mansback Berk, lman405@msn.com June Rhoda, june.rhoda@yahoo.com
1978 • Dawn Allen, Dawnallen726@gmail.com
1961 • Sam Maczko, sfmaczko@yahoo.com, Samuel F. Maczko ’61
1980 • Molly Donaldson Brown, unsinkable2010@hotmail.com
1962 • Merr Trumbore, Lomer07@yahoo.com
1985 • Lynn Muschlitz LaBarre, labarre@ptd.net
Emma Demuth Williams, eldw@ptd.net
1992 • John S. Nunnemacher,
1969 • Tim Tedesco, tatsrr@aol.com
1975 • Susan Bacci Adams, sba402@aol.com
1990 • Mary Beth Sierzega Afflerbach, afflerbachmb@yahoo.com moravian92@me.com
1958 • Daneen Jones Phelps, daneenphelps@gmail.com Peter French, drplfrench@aol.com
1988 • Dianne Pelaggi Irr, Diannefp@gmail.com
1968 • Jill Stefko, ravenfirephd@yahoo.com
1957 • Pearl Stein, steinpearl18@gmail.com
dianektaylor@hotmail.com
Michael Q. Roth, mgr@moravian.edu
2001 • Courtney Parrella, sunshine92779@msn.com 2002 • Brienne Wilson Rodriguez, briennewilson@gmail.com 2005 • Regina LaCaruba, regina.lacaruba@gmail.com 2011 • Rachel Kleiner, Kliner.rachel@gmail.com 2014 • Casey Hilferty, caseyhilferty@gmail.com
1987 • Diane Hvizdak Taylor,
For Comenius Center alumni notes: Dee Lohman, lohmand@eastonsd.org or Sherron Quinn, Shquinn222@yahoo.com
CORRECTION: In the Summer 2015 story “Fulbright Futures,” we misspelled the name of Helen Kovach Bachochin ’65, a past Moravian College
recipient of a Fulbright scholarship.
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