Pepperdine Associates Dinner Program 2015

39TH ANNUAL PEPPERDINE ASSOCIATES DINNER

Celebrating

39th Annual

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES DINNER Saturday, January 24, 2015

Dinner Chairs SHARON AND TERRY MULLIN

Dinner Committee Karla and William Ahmanson Mary Lou and Jack Area Jo and Robert Barbera Paula and Ed Biggers Shirley and Pat Boone

Gloria and Glen Holden Patricia and Eff Martin Herbert V. Nootbaar Anne and Geoffrey (JD ’75) Palmer Carrol and R. Rex Parris

Noelle and James Burkey

Kristen and Timothy (’87) Phillips

Alida and Stevan Calvillo

Celeste and John Plueger

Jacqueline and Anthony Cappelli Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso Victoria Dean Julia Donzis Kalli O’Malley and Terry Giles (JD ’74) Diane and Guilford Glazer Beth and G. Louis Graziadio Padma and Hari Harilela Rosalyn S. Heyman Michelle (JD ’89) and Mark (JD ’88) Hiepler

Marilyn Puckett Laure Sudreau-Rippe (JD ’97) and Bill Rippe Kelly and Duane Roberts Tari (’76) and B. Joseph (’76) Rokus Amy Jo (’00) and Charles Runnels Bui (’96) and Herbert Simon Cary and William (’84) Singleton Marylyn (’58) and Neil Clark (’56) Warren Lisa Smith Wengler and Morten Wengler Helen M. Young (’39)

Our Mission

Pepperdine is a Christian university committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values, where students are strengthened for lives of purpose, service, and leadership.

Welcome S. KEITH HINKLE (JD ’97) Senior Vice President for Advancement and Public Affairs

Invocation EDWIN L. BIGGERS Chair, Board of Regents

Pledge of Allegiance CARLA SANDS

Greetings from the Dinner Chairs SHARON AND TERRY MULLIN

Dinner Campaign Report S. KEITH HINKLE (JD ’97)

Greetings from the Campaign Chairs MARYLYN M. WARREN (’58) Member, Board of Regents and

GLEN A. HOLDEN

Member, Board of Regents

President’s Remarks ANDREW K. BENTON President

Evening Entertainment NATALIE COLE

From the President

Bravo. Congratulations.

Because of you, the Campaign for Pepperdine—which boldly raised its public banner in 2011 as the national economy wallowed in a prolonged recession—eclipsed its $450 million goal ahead of schedule. So tonight, with a bright new year unfolding, we gather to celebrate all that has been accomplished with your steadfast support. You have empowered us to change the life of every student, equipping each with the capacity to embrace society’s vexing challenges and make the world a better place.

Because of you…

Pepperdine Waves present and future are blessed with more than 200 new scholarships to pursue their educational dreams. And distinguished professors now occupy endowed faculty chairs, emboldened to elevate their teaching, writing, and research by donors who invested mightily in their work.

Because of you…

Our libraries will be transformed with renovated spaces, enriched resources, and high-speed technologies that deliver global knowledge instantaneously to our students.

Our visual arts studios have been enhanced for aspiring artists in every genre, and a new student residence hall will soon rise on the Seaver campus. Our future doctors, chemists, and biologists are conducting experiments with state-of-the-science equipment—in laboratories that you have made possible.

Because of you…

Our graduate students in law, public policy, business, and education are serving on Los Angeles’ Skid Row and in the darkest reaches of Rwanda and Uganda, helping the needy improve their skills and find hope for better tomorrows. Our young people in the social sciences are engaging in academic discourse in a Great Books Room that would have made Plato and Aristotle swoon. Our athletes dive into a breathtakingly refreshed Raleigh Runnels Memorial Pool and train in improved facilities— champions in not just their NCAA Division I sport, but as mentors to underserved children across the region.

Truly, the Campaign for Pepperdine—led by the dedicated duo of regents Marylyn Warren and Glen Holden and fueled by hard-working committees of alumni and friends—is a remarkable testament to the loyalty and conviction of many. You and thousands of other donors affirmed that our students—and mission— are worthy of support.

Bravo, for elevating Pepperdine’s stature as a preeminent, global, Christian university. We give thanks for a lifechanging campaign, because of you.

ANDREW K. BENTON President

From the Campaign Chairs hen we began the Campaign for Pepperdine, we had one key objective: to tell our story well and in a way that invites all of our alumni and friends to be both involved and invested in our future. Lucky for us, Pepperdine has always had a good story, beginning with the daring tale of an entrepreneur who founded a Christian college in the heart of Los Angeles and now penning a new and defining chapter—the triumphant conclusion of the University’s third and largest-ever fundraising campaign.

For the past decade, we’ve shared our story—along with the thousands more of our alumni and students—and we count with pride the more than 49,000 donors who responded with gifts to the campaign. We gratefully acknowledge the 25,000 new alumni, friends, faculty, staff, foundations, and corporations who made their first gift to Pepperdine. Every dollar donated is being put to work for the mission of the University and the students we serve.

Our goals have been realized with more than $44 million in annual support to our schools and programs, a generous $140 million in new faculty and academic

MARYLYN M. WARREN (’58) Vice President, eHarmony.com Member, Board of Regents

initiatives, and an additional $141 million and counting in new scholarship funds and aid to students. Gifts to the campaign have also made possible $114 million in campus improvements, including key international facilities, the beautiful Mullin Town Square, and our future University Events Center.

From the Office of the Chair, we are humbled by the extraordinary talent and generosity of all who participated in this quest. We are grateful to have served alongside the chairs of the various campaign committees and for each volunteer who was a fervent ambassador of this unique institution. Your allegiance to this campaign is the reason for its success, and we are blessed to have had your leadership on this journey.

In the coming years, students, faculty, and leaders of the University will continue to write its exceptional story, endlessly enriched by the campaigns before it. Thank you for the role you’ve played in shaping Pepperdine’s future— indeed its destiny—as it remains committed, now and forever, to changing lives across the globe.

GLEN A. HOLDEN

U.S. Ambassador (Ret.) Member, Board of Regents

CAMPAIGN FOR PEPPERDINE LEADERSHIP We gratefully acknowledge the volunteer leaders of the Campaign for Pepperdine for their unwavering dedication and commitment to the mission of the University.

OFFICE OF THE CHAIR

Members

Jose A. Collazo, MBA ’77

Glen A. Holden

David J. Barrett, JD ’91

Manuel M. Del Arroz

Marylyn M. Warren, ’58

Thomas G. Bost

Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ’91

Vice Chair

Stephanie C. Buckley

Brett M. Johnson, MBA ’05

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

Stephen G. Butler

Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ’85

Charles R. Eskridge III, JD ’90

William L. MacDonald

Thomas A. Fessler, JD ’83

Faye W. McClure, ’78

Janet Kerr, ’75, JD ’78

Todd Mikles

John W. Knapp, JD ’78, In Memoriam

Mark J. Miller, MBA ’04

Michele L. Maryott, JD ’97

Kay Rosen

Ronald F. Phillips

David R. Wells, MBA ’88

CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES SEAVER COLLEGE Co-chairs John T. Lewis, ’83 Harold R. Smethills, Sr. Members Belinda Chrysiliou

Deanell Reece Tacha GRAZIADIO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCHOLOGY Chair

Chair

Betty Rengifo Uribe, MBA ’00, EdD ’12

Stevan R. Calvillo

Vice Chair

Honorary Members

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Christos M. Cotsakos, MBA ’83

Honorary Members

G. Louis Graziadio III

Pat Boone

T. Kendall Hunt, MBA ’79

Shirley Boone

Richard G. Newman

Rosalyn S. Heyman

Jay S. Welker

Members

Allie Evans Tegner, ’47, MA ’68

Robyn B. Zimmet

Jack M. Area III

Helen M. Young, ’39

Mary Lou Area

Members

Cindy U. Ayloush, BSM ’80, MBA ’13

Yolanda Aguerrebere, MS ’83, EdD ’09

Co-chairs

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

Fereshteh Amin, EdD ’06

Terry M. Giles, JD ’74

Christine Q. Bishop

Sheila K. Bost

Mark O. Hiepler, JD ’88

Alida Calvillo

Jenna M. Burkey, ’08, MBA ’10, MA ’13

Barbara A. Jones, JD ’89

Bruce N. Calvin, ’83

Kerri R. M. Cissna-Heath, EdD ’12

Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ’91 Sara Young Jackson, ’74 Kimberly J. Lindley Rick R. Marrs Lucie H. Moore Dawn R. Pettersen, ’88 Paul H. Reim, ’83

SCHOOL OF LAW

Randy E. Clark, EdD ’05

William E. Simon, Jr.

John R. Rettberg, ’59

James B. Douglass

Eric L. Small

Charles B. Runnels

Carolyn M. Harrison, MBA ’94

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ’74

G. Tyler Runnels, ’78, MBA ’80

Kyewon Ko

Bonnie B. Thomas

John G. Watson, ’72, MA ’75

Farzin Madjidi, MBA ’88, EdD ’91

George E. Thomas

Judy Zierick

Claudette S. McLinn, MS ’83, EdD ’06

Robert A. Virtue

Michael D. O’Sullivan, MS ’74, EdD ’87

Beti Ward

Richard Sherman

Michael Y. Warder

Chair

Earnestine Thomas-Robertson, ’69, MA ’73, EdD ’03

James R. Wilburn, MBA ’82

Robert J. Barbera

Barry L. Wolfe

Honorary Members

Mireille Wolfe

Michael Reagan

Margaret J. Weber Helen Easterling Williams Marilyn S. Wright, MA ’89, PsyD ’95 Wendie Z. Young, ’85

UNIVERSITY EVENTS CENTER AND ATHLETICS

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

John W. Payson, ’66 Members

Co-chairs

Maureen Duffy-Lewis

B. Joseph Rokus, ’76

Mark Wayne Dundee, EdD ’00

Tari Frahm Rokus, ’76

Laurel Karabian, In Memoriam

Honorary Member

Ken LaZebnik

Virginia Braun, In Memoriam

John D. Miller

Members

Lani A. Netter

Nabil Barsoum

Claudia Arnold Preston

Pat Boone

Robert Beaman

Mark Roosa

Virginia Braun, In Memoriam

Louis Colombano

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

Members

Robert J. Katch, ’84, MBA ’91

Norman Sarafian

Ernie Maldonado, BSM ’76, MP ’80

Samuel Carl Lagana

Lisa Smith Wengler

Stephen E. Olson, MBA ’73

John F. Monroe, ’79

Darryl L. Tippens

Ronald Plotkin

Loretta T. Monroe, ’78

Ellen Weitman

Gary Polson

Chad Mooney

Jeanette C. Woodburn

Marilyn Puckett

Ted O. Porter, ’59, MBA ’75

Deborah Yamada

Russell L. Ray, Jr.

Steven T. Potts, JD ’82

Patti Yomantas

Ziegfred G. Young, MS ’83, EdD ’88 Farshid V. Zanjani, EdD ’14 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY Chair Joseph A. Czyzyk Honorary Members

evening sponsors Platinum Sponsors The Graziadio Family

Sapphire Sponsors Melineh Aslanian and Vahan Aladadi

Mary Lou and Jack Area Alida and Stevan Calvillo Beth and G. Louis Graziadio

Camelia and Nabil Barsoum

Padma and Hari Harilela

Kimberly and Don Lindley

Silver Sponsors

Thomas A. Fessler (JD ’83) Kimberly and Michael Okabayashi Debra and David Ulrich

Jane and Bert Boeckmann Kimberly and J. Stephen Gilbert Blanche and Peter James Johnson, Jr. Deanne (’84) and John (’83) Lewis Nancy and Bill Mortensen Dorothy B. Straus

Bronze Sponsors Karen and Scott Ashby Hydraflow and the Ayloush/Ullrich Families Brigitte and Jose (MBA ’77) Collazo Kathy and Lou Colombano Diane E. Reilly (’58)

Topaz Sponsors Jacqueline and A. Ronald (’62, MBA ’67) Berryman Pamela and Olin Browne Sarah and J. Peter Devereaux Sharon and Barry Garapedian Lauren and James (MBA ’85) Harger Jolyn (’02) and Seth (’02) Haye Elaine and Hunter Keck Gretchen and Richard (’76) Miller Darcey and Joseph Moran III Twanna (MBA ’77) and Tim (MBA ’77) Rogers Cheryl (’87) and S. Brett Sutton (’86, JD ’89)

Susan (EdD ’86) and Donald Rice Lynne and Kevin (JD ’82) Richardson Ben Wierda (’13)

We gratefully acknowledge Bryan Durkin, Laura and Ronald Iden, Robert Jahncke (MBA ’85), Rosa Mercado Spivey, Glenna and Tom Trimble, and Karen (’75) and Jerry West for their additional contributions supporting tonight’s event.

George P epperdine ociety S THE GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY WAS ESTABLISHED TO RECOGNIZE THOSE SPECIAL FRIENDS WHO HAVE MADE MONUMENTAL COMMITMENTS TO THE UNIVERSITY DURING THEIR LIFETIMES.

george pepperdine society PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY IS PLEASED TO RECOGNIZE THE FOLLOWING FRIENDS WHO WERE WELCOMED THIS EVENING INTO THE GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY. DIAMOND WAVE SOCIETY

BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

Sharon and Terry Mullin

Yvette and Mimo Baroian Jane and Bert Boeckmann Kathy (MA ’02) and John Danhakl

GOLDEN WAVE SOCIETY

Kimberly and Steven (JD ’86) DeLorenz

Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso

Mary and Herb Ehlers Shelle and Mark Ensio Janet and Robert Holstrom

STERLING WAVE SOCIETY

Karen and Morteza Khaleghi

Indika Energy

Thomas A. Lucas (MBA ’83)

Carla and Fred Sands

Brett J. Nelson (’92) Kathleen (MBA ’92) and Gregory (’84) Outcalt Elva and Henry Respess

SILVER WAVE SOCIETY Noelle and James Burkey

Jacquelyn (’59) and John (’59) Rettberg

Padma and Hari Harilela

Kelly Loeffler and Jeffrey Sprecher (MBA ’84)

Gloria and Glen Holden

Patricia (’87, MBA ’93) and Brad (’88) Starkey Eva and Marc Stern

CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY Americanism Educational Leaders

SUSTAINING CIRCLE

Michelle (JD ’89) and Mark (JD ’88) Hiepler

The Ahmanson Foundation Jo and Robert Barbera

Deanne (’84) and John (’83) Lewis

Rita and Dale (’64) Brown

Joan and Leonard Starr

Dannette and Paul Chambers

Wendie (’85) and Ziegfred (MS ’83, EdD ’88) Young

Anne and Geoffrey (JD ’75) Palmer Carrol and R. Rex Parris

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE

Kristen and Timothy (’87) Phillips

Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation

Twanna (MBA ’77) and Tim (MBA ’77) Rogers Tari (’76) and B. Joseph (’76) Rokus Amy Jo (’00) and Charles Runnels Lisa Smith Wengler Patricia and Augustus (MBA ’74) Tagliaferri Jennifer (’88) and Eric (’88) Wolford 8

george pepperdine society MEET THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY Each year, Pepperdine University is honored to induct new members into its George Pepperdine Society, a distinguished circle of friends whose cumulative lifetime contributions have reached $100,000 or more.

We also recognize longstanding members of the society whose continuing gifts have brought them stature at a higher level or as members of this year’s Sustaining Circle.

D I A M O N D WAV E S O C I E T Y

Sharon and Terry Mullin

Sharon and Terry Mullin, our dinner chairs this evening, are extraordinary champions of Pepperdine University. Benefactors of the spectacular Mullin Town Square in the heart of the Malibu campus, the Mullins created a welcoming place for students, faculty, and visitors to gather. A retired lumber business owner, Terry helped usher in a new era in Southern California’s building supply industry. Sharon and Terry recently made a monumental campaign gift to establish the Mullin Endowed Scholarship for Seaver College students who are pursuing degrees in math or science. At the pinnacle of Pepperdine support, Sharon and Terry are welcomed tonight into the Diamond Wave Society.

G O L D E N WAV E S O C I E T Y

Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso

New Golden Wave members Rick and Tina Caruso continue to play a critical role in the progress of the School of Law. As founder and CEO of Caruso Affiliated, Rick is a business innovator, philanthropist, and civic leader, recognized for his signature properties around Southern California. He serves on the law school’s Board of Visitors and with Tina created the Rick J. Caruso Research Fellows Program. The couple also joined efforts with Rick’s parents, Hank and Gloria Caruso, to establish the Caruso Family Chair in Law and the Caruso Family Loan Forgiveness Fund. As well-respected humanitarians, Rick and Tina support community organizations that advance health and education for at-risk children.

S T E R L I N G WAV E S O C I E T Y

Indika Energy

Indonesia’s leading integrated energy company—and its third largest coal producer—is led by three Seaver College alumni appropriately nicknamed “The Pep Boys.” Wishnu Wardhana (’93), Arsjad Rasjid (’93), and Agus Lasmono (’93) are providing resources to “run life in their homeland” in ways that bring value to both citizens and stakeholders. Following their graduation from Pepperdine, each returned to Indonesia to pursue careers ranging from finance and digital communications to mining and agriculture. When an energy development opportunity emerged, the former classmates reunited to launch the Indika enterprise. They recently made a significant gift commitment to Pepperdine that will support future students in quest of responsible business careers.

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MEET OUR NEWEST MEMBERS S T E R L I N G WAV E S O C I E T Y

Carla and Fred Sands

Fred Sands and California real estate have been synonymous for decades, a testament to the spectacular success of the company that carried his name for 30 years. Fred is the former chairman of the second largest real estate and financial services company in California. The company and its franchised operations employed 4,000 people, generating $9.4 billion in volume per year. The debt-free company was ultimately sold to Coldwell Banker in 2000 for a nine-figure sum. Today, Fred chairs and is sole owner of Vintage Real Estate, LLC, which acquires and revitalizes regional malls across the United States. Fred also chairs Vintage Fund Management, LLC, which invests in growth companies and is in the top 20 percent of all private equity funds in the country.

Fred’s recent endowment will provide for the creation at Pepperdine of the Fred Sands Institute of Real Estate, a dynamic enterprise of the Graziadio School. Fred is also a founder and currently serves as president of the Museum of Contemporary Art. His wife Carla is president of The Blue Ribbon of the Los Angeles Music Center.

The couple supports the arts, as well as other philanthropic and political endeavors.

S I LV E R WAV E S O C I E T Y

Noelle and James Burkey

We thank the Burkey family and the Wood-Claeyssens Foundation for their generous support of Pepperdine programs and events. The foundation, founded by Noelle Burkey’s late father, Pierre Claeyssens, has awarded grants to the Nonprofit Leader Leadership Collaborative, the Pierre P. Claeyssens Endowed Scholarship, and a variety of faculty research projects. Noelle and her daughter Jenna (’08, MBA ’10, MA, ’13) are members of the Seaver College Board of Visitors, and Jenna is a member of the Graduate School of Education and Psychology Board of Visitors. Pepperdine is pleased to honor the Burkey family and the Wood-Claeyssens Foundation as cherished members of the University community.

Padma and Hari Harilela

Padma and the late Hari Harilela of Hong Kong are among Pepperdine’s greatest international ambassadors, counting more than 20 family members as Pepperdine alumni. Hari, a Life Regent, received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree in 1988 followed by Padma, who received the distinguished degree in 2013. Together they fervently supported education, funding scholarships, lecture halls, and sports venues at institutions around the world. The Padma and Hari Harilela International Tennis Stadium and the Harilela Seminar Room in the Young Center of the Graduate School of Education and Psychology on Pepperdine’s Malibu campus are a testament to their love of lifelong learning and their belief that sports promote teamwork, good will, and optimum health.

Gloria and Glen Holden

Ambassador Glen and Gloria Holden have been Pepperdine friends for more than four decades. Parents and grandparents of three Pepperdine graduates, they made possible our beautiful Casa Holden international center in Buenos Aires, Argentina; support the School of Public Policy; and provide scholarships for Seaver students. Glen, a Pepperdine regent and co-chair of the Campaign for Pepperdine, had a distinguished career in American diplomacy as ambassador to Jamaica. He was a pioneer and leader in the insurance industry and promotes and participates in international polo. Gloria, a former elementary school teacher, has supported learning centers and children’s causes worldwide. We are privileged to honor this power couple and their enduring commitment to Pepperdine.

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MEET OUR NEWEST MEMBERS C RY S TA L WAV E S O C I E T Y

Michelle (JD ’89) and Mark (JD ’88) Hiepler

Mark and Michelle Hiepler are loyal alumni of the Pepperdine School of Law. Based on numerous landmark, record-setting verdicts on behalf of consumers and insureds, Mark has been named one of the “100 Most Influential Lawyers in America” by the National Law Journal. He is a member of the School of Law Board of Visitors and co-chaired its campaign committee. Michelle is a Pepperdine regent and a founding director of Oaks Christian High School in Westlake Village, California. Together they manage the Southern California Law Offices of Hiepler & Hiepler, specializing in catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and bad faith insurance practices. With their children, Sarah, Ryan, and Paul, they continue to build the Hiepler Endowed Scholarship.

Deanne (’84) and John (’83) Lewis

Pepperdine is “all about family” for Seaver College graduates Deanne and John Lewis, whose generous support has enriched scholarships, the Veritas Forum, and resources for Heidelberg-bound students.

Married in Stauffer Chapel on the Malibu campus, they are the parents of 2010 graduate Timothy, currently teaching history in Moscow, and daughter Mindy, a Seaver senior. John, a CPA and president of Eugene Lewis & Associates in Arcadia, California, an accounting and financial management firm, is a Pepperdine regent and former University Board member and co-chaired the Seaver College campaign committee.

Deanne, a founding member of the Alumni Leadership Council and former University Board member, is involved in leadership and mentoring activities within the family’s church.

Joan and Leonard Starr

Generous friends Joan and Leonard (d. 2013) Starr shared a love of books that led them to make a large gift to the University Libraries. Joan describes visiting Pepperdine many times with her late husband and being impressed by the students and the education they were receiving. Although both Joan and Leonard were New York natives, several of their children moved to California to attend college. Eventually, Joan and Leonard followed them for a warmer climate. A retired pathologist, Leonard served as an army major during the Vietnam War. Joan is a retired psychologist and lives with her son in Agoura Hills, California.

Wendie (’85) and Ziegfred (MS ’83, EdD ’88) Young

Loyal alumni, Wendie and Zig Young survived the Cultural Revolution under China’s Maoist regime. After meeting then-Chancellor Norvel Young in China, Zig and Wendie were able to come to the U.S. and continue their education at Pepperdine, where their entrepreneurial spirit and love of learning were nurtured. Dean Oly Tegner granted Zig a scholarship that enabled him to earn his EdD degree. In a tiny apartment in downtown Los Angeles, Zig founded Orioxi International Corporation which grew into a global athletic apparel manufacturing company. The Youngs’ recent magnanimous gift to Pepperdine will benefit student scholarships at the Graduate School of Education and Psychology, where both are members of the school’s Board of Visitors.

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MEET OUR NEWEST MEMBERS C H A N C E L L O R ’S C I RC L E

Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation

A friend of Pepperdine for more than 30 years, the Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation supports a tradition of excellence across the University. Under the guidance of the late Michael Polito and his wife, Marjorie Camusi, the Kingsley Foundation has supported numerous projects and initiatives, including the Crest Associates, Pepperdine Athletics, Firestone Fieldhouse, the Pepperdine Associates, the University Libraries, and the Raleigh Runnels Scholarship. The foundation also actively contributes to the University’s Integrated Marketing Communications team, funding student-centered initiatives such as new equipment, software, and digital tools that provide Pepperdine student interns real-world marketing and communications experience within the University. We’re grateful for the foundation’s friendship, recognized tonight through Chancellor’s Circle membership.

B E N E FAC TO R S C I RC L E

Yvette and Mimo Baroian

Mimo and Yvette Baroian joined the Pepperdine family six years ago when their son Edward (JD ’12) began his legal education at the School of Law. Since 2008 they have continued to invest in the future of the law school through generous gifts to the Ken Starr Excellence Fund. A chemical engineer and real estate developer, Mimo has received numerous industry and service awards, including commendations from the Glendale Historical Society and the County of Los Angeles for restoring the 1920s Huntley-Evans building in Glendale, California. Retired from the jewelry business, Yvette works as a freelance jewelry designer. The Baroians are devoted members of St. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church in Glendale.

Jane and Bert Boeckmann

Entrepreneurs Jane and Bert Boeckmann have received countless awards for leadership and service. An auto industry legend, Bert began his career as a salesman, and through innovation and hard work ascended the ranks to become sole owner of Galpin Motors, which consists of nine franchises, including Galpin Ford the #1 volume Ford dealership in the world. Under his guidance, the company achieved unparalleled success and set new industry standards for excellence. A devoted civic leader, he served on the Los Angeles Police Commission for nearly 17 years. Recipient of the Horatio Alger Award, Bert is a member of the Graziadio Board of Visitors. Jane is president of World Communications, Inc.

Kathy (MA ’02) and John Danhakl

Embracing GSEP’s mission to promote social purpose and meaningful service, alumna Kathy Danhakl and her husband, John, have established the Foster Children Project and have given generously to support strategic women’s initiatives through the Dean’s Excellence Fund. A trustee of the Danhakl Family Foundation, Kathy is a member of Pepperdine’s Education Gold Medallion Associates. John is managing partner at Leonard Green & Partners, a private equity and venture capital firm in Los Angeles. Residents of Pacific Palisades, Kathy and John are committed to supporting educational programs and enjoy travel. The University is honored to welcome the Danhakls into the George Pepperdine Society’s Benefactors Circle.

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MEET OUR NEWEST MEMBERS B E N E FAC TO R S C I RC L E

Kimberly and Steven (JD ’86) DeLorenz

Dedicated attorneys with hearts for service, Steven and Kimberly DeLorenz practice law at the New York firm of Talisman, DeLorenz & Pinnisi, P.C., where Steven is president and senior partner and Kimberly is partner.

A School of Law Board of Visitors member, Steven has been recognized by the National Trial Lawyers Top 100 and the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum. He has received the Golden Lion Award from the Sons of Italy and the Garibaldi Medal, and he was selected Best Advocate at Pepperdine’s 1986 Vincent S. Dalsimer Moot Court Competition. The University is grateful to Kimberly and Steven for their continuing support of the annual School of Law dinner and student scholarships.

Mary and Herb Ehlers

A retired Goldman Sachs partner, Herb Ehlers founded Liberty Investment Management, which was acquired

by Goldman in 1997. By 2007 investment assets had increased to over $30 billion under Herb’s leadership.

In 1981, Herb and Raymond James Financial founded Eagle Asset Management. Graduating with distinction from Lehigh University in 1962, Herb went on to earn his MS degree in management science with highest honors in 1964. In 2001 Herb was inducted into the Tampa Bay Business Hall of Fame. He and his wife Mary have a son, daughter, and four grandchildren. Pepperdine is grateful to the Ehlers for establishing a scholarship at Seaver College honoring their granddaughter, current fourth-year student Taylor Nam.

Shelle and Mark Ensio

Seaver College parents Shelle and Mark Ensio are avid supporters of the school’s Natural Science Division, generously funding sports medicine enhancements, student research, and lab equipment. Both MIT graduates, Mark is president of Tucson-based Ballast Technologies, Inc., a global permanent ballast installation contractor for the marine and offshore industries; a ruling elder at Catalina Foothills Presbyterian Church; and a longtime board member of Covenant Theological Seminary. Shelle formerly worked in submarine propulsion for General Electric and served on the board of Food for the Hungry. Together they are active in Young Life’s ministry in Arizona and are proud parents of three Pepperdine daughters: Anja (’09); Kylli (’12); and Martta, a current student.

Janet and Robert Holstrom

Bob and Jan Holstrom have proudly supported Pepperdine for more than 15 years with major gifts to the Lisa Smith Wengler Center for the Arts, Seaver College, and the School of Public Policy. Bob is president and CEO of Diversified Investment Funds, Inc., a firm providing administrative support and financial services for a variety of business entities, and has risen to the rank of captain with the United States Naval Reserve. Jan is a School of Public Policy Board of Visitors member and the membership chair of the Center for the Arts Guild. Daughter Erin Rodewald (MPP ’14) is an SPP alumna and granddaughter Laurel is a fourth-year student at Seaver.

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MEET OUR NEWEST MEMBERS B E N E FAC TO R S C I RC L E

Karen and Morteza Khaleghi

Karen and Morteza Khalegi are leading the way in community outreach efforts at GSEP. Affectionately known as Dr. Karen and Dr. K, they stand tall in the fields of mental health and addiction treatment as the renowned founders of Creative Care Inc. Founded in 1989, Creative Care is the largest and oldest residential treatment center in Malibu, designed to work with individuals to stop the cycle of co-occurring addiction and mental health disorders known as dual diagnosis. Parents of Farrah (MA ’13); Seymone, a GSEP student; and Dustin, a Seaver student, they are the benefactors of the Creative Care Fellowship Program, supporting GSEP students who provide free mental health services at Union Rescue Mission’s Hope Gardens Family Center.

Thomas A. Lucas (MBA ’83)

Retired industrial engineer Tom Lucas understands the importance of education in empowering lives for success. A Penn State Outstanding Engineering Alumnus, his illustrious career has included management positions with Johnson & Johnson, Bausch & Lomb, and a variety of pharmaceutical and medical device industries. In 2002 Tom and business partner Juan Valdes launched Alliance Medical Products (AMP). Under their direction AMP rapidly expanded, more than tripling in size, and in 2012 was sold to Siegfred Holdings AG of Switzerland. A member of the Graziadio School Senior Fellows in Entrepreneurship, Tom supports the Entrepreneur-in-Residence program and serves as a mentor for students and alumni wishing to pursue innovative business ideas.

Brett J. Nelson (’92)

Seaver College alumnus Brett Nelson is changing lives through scholarships at Pepperdine, recently establishing the Bruce and Vicki Nelson Memorial Scholarship for Seaver students. Brett is head of tactical asset allocation for Goldman Sach’s Investment Strategy Group (ISG), overseeing a global team that generates investment ideas across major asset classes. The Harvard MBA graduate joined Goldman Sachs in 2007 as vice president in ISG and was named managing director in 2009. Beyond his career, Brett participates in Goldman’s Community Teamworks, a global volunteer initiative that enables participants to drive tangible progress in their local communities. A resident of New York City, he is an avid reader, watch collector, and fitness enthusiast.

Kathleen (MBA ’92) and Gregory (’84) Outcalt

Kathy and Greg Outcalt have been generous donors to Pepperdine Athletics and the men’s water polo team since 1989. An accounting major at Pepperdine, Greg was the water polo team captain and an NCAA All-American and now serves as chair of Pepperdine’s Athletics Advisory Board. Involved with managing alternative investment portfolios since 1996, Greg is currently a senior vice president at Alliance Bernstein LP. He is on the board of No Greater Sacrifice, a nonprofit organization that provides college scholarships to children of fallen and wounded U.S. Armed Forces members. Kathy enjoys snow skiing, golf, and watching their four children—Matthew, Andrew, Megan, and Alex—play sports.

Elva and Henry Respess

Parents of Pepperdine regent Kim Lindley and grandparents of twin granddaughters Alanna (’12) and Evanne (’12) and Seaver College senior Caroline, Henry and Elva Respess are no strangers to Pepperdine. After a successful career in which they built their own company in the oil industry, they are now also proud benefactors of the Respess Fellows program, taking their passion to inspire and encourage aspiring entrepreneurs to the classroom by supporting research pursuits, scholarship, and internship experiences of students in Seaver’s Business Administration Division. We are pleased to welcome the Respesses to the Benefactors Circle this evening and are grateful for their profound impact on the educational experience at Pepperdine.

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Jacquelyn (’59) and John (’59) Rettberg

Four generations of Pepperdine heritage make athletics benefactors John and Jackie Rettberg a unique Waves family, all the way from Jackie’s band director father—during the 1940s—to their son Mark (’86) and granddaughter Kiersten Robinson (’10). A retired executive of aerospace giant Northrop Grumman, John was a founding member of the Alumni Leadership Council and a past president and current member of the Athletics Advisory Board. He was inducted into the Pepperdine Athletic Hall of Fame in 2009 for his basketball skills and service to the University. A well-known speaker, author, and Bible teacher, Jackie is executive director of the Network of Evangelical Women in Ministry.

Kelly Loeffler and Jeffrey Sprecher (MBA ’84)

Residents of Atlanta, Georgia, Jeff Sprecher and Kelly Loeffler share a passion for business and community.

Pepperdine Distinguished Alumnus Jeff is the founder, chairman, and CEO of Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE: ICE) and chairman of the New York Stock Exchange. A global exchange industry pioneer, he has led numerous strategic acquisitions including the purchase of the NYSE in 2013. Kelly is senior vice president of corporate communications, marketing, and investor relations at ICE and co-owner of the WNBA’s Atlanta Dream.

Thankful for the many opportunities they have received in business and education, Jeff and Kelly are pleased to “pay it forward” by supporting the President’s Medallion Associates program and the Graziadio Fund.

Patricia (’87, MBA ’93) and Brad (’88) Starkey

Recipient of the Seaver College 2014 Distinguished Alumnus Award, Brad Starkey is a partner in Jerry Johnson and Associates, a design and promotional display company that markets products for Fortune 500 entertainment and retail businesses. He is active in the Pepperdine Alumni Association, having served as vice president of the Alumni Leadership Council, and is a member of the Seaver Board of Visitors and a mentor in the Career Coaching Program. Patty is a homemaker and actively involved in the community. The Starkeys, parents to Brandon, Lauren, and Emersyn, are members of the Conejo Valley Church of Christ where they have participated in mission trips to Mexico and Kenya.

Eva and Marc Stern

Pepperdine friends Marc and Eva Stern have proudly supported the School of Law for more than a decade.

Marc is chairman of TCW Group Inc., a Los Angeles-based investment management firm. He is also an owner of the Milwaukee Brewers baseball club, chairman of the Los Angeles Opera, and serves on the boards of the Performing Arts Center of Los Angeles County, PBS SoCal, the California Institute of Technology, and the new Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles. A clinical social worker, Eva’s work includes serving on the board of the Marc and Eva Stern Math and Science School and the advisory board of InsideOUT writers, a creative writing program at juvenile detention centers.

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The Ahmanson Foundation

For more than four decades, The Ahmanson Foundation has expressed confidence in the students of Pepperdine University. Benefactor of the Ahmanson Foundation Collegiate Scholarship and other University scholarship funds, the foundation has also invested in Pepperdine’s three major excellence campaigns. Today the Ahmanson Veteran Scholarship Initiative is providing critical support for the recruitment, education, and retention of our student veterans. Founded in 1952, The Ahmanson Foundation provides grants to Los Angeles County organizations serving the arts and humanities, education, health, medicine, and human services. We are proud to honor foundation president William H. Ahmanson, a member of our Board of Regents, and Karen Ahmanson Hoffman, the foundation’s managing director.

Jo and Robert Barbera

University Board member Robert Barbera has been a faithful Pepperdine friend for over 25 years. Long a champion of Pepperdine’s Florence study-abroad program, he has funded the Barbera Loggia and Firenze scholarships. Robert supports the Barbera International Internships for the School of Public Policy, encouraging internship programs in India. As library campaign committee chair, he made possible Payson Library’s future foyer and the Barbera Information Gateway and facilitated a significant library gift from the Americanism Educational Leaders. Robert and his wife Jo, a Friends of the Family League member, are involved in charitable organizations in their Pasadena community. We appreciate the Barberas and are proud to count them as Pepperdine family.

Rita and Dale (’64) Brown

Dale and Rita Brown are celebrating over 50 years of marriage, having married while attending Pepperdine College. Residents of Midland, Texas, they are members and faithful supporters of the Boone Center for the Family Advisory Board, and Dale actively serves on the Board of Regents. The Browns have made a generous commitment to Pepperdine’s church relations initiative, funding research on spiritual leadership. Dale is president of Moriah Group and Petroleum Strategies and serves on the boards of several companies. Author of the book My First Day in Heaven, Rita leads women’s classes, seminars, and retreats. A special joy is their involvement in the lives of their six children, 26 grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Dannette and Paul Chambers

National co-chairs of the Seaver Parents Council executive committee and members of the Seaver Board of Visitors, Dannette and Paul Chambers are fully engaged in campus life. Paul, a 20th Century Fox executive, and Dannette, an active community volunteer, are proud parents of three—Aaron (’13), a Pepperdine graduate with a degree in international business; Katie, a fourth-year art major at Seaver College; and Annie, a Newbury Park High School senior. Generous supporters of the Seaver Dean’s Excellence Fund and avid Waves fans, the Chambers are men’s basketball season ticket holders. We are proud to honor devoted Pepperdine ambassadors Paul and Dannette for their service and commitment to the University.

Anne and Geoffrey (JD ’75) Palmer

Endowed by Geoff Palmer and his wife, Anne, the Geoffrey H. Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law is an innovative multidisciplinary 16-unit certificate fellowship program that prepares law students to fulfill the overlapping roles of lawyer and entrepreneur. Geoff is founder and CEO of G. H. Palmer Associates, a development company that has pioneered projects toward the revitalization of downtown Los Angeles, and was recognized in 2005 as the School of Law’s Distinguished Alumnus. Anne, a native of France, is passionate about her work with Friends of the Family, a nonprofit family resource center in North Hills. The Palmers are rooted in their values of family, hard work, and service to their community.

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Carrol and R. Rex Parris

Founders of the R. Rex Parris Law Firm in Lancaster, California, Carrol and Rex are fully engaged in the progress of the School of Law. Daughter Ashley (’01, JD ’05) is a Seaver College alumna and law graduate, and sons Khail (’12) and Rutger are current law students. A highly successful trial attorney and Lancaster’s mayor since 2008, Rex is a respected leader, devoted to building community and improving lives. Carrol, the law firm’s administrator, serves on the Seaver Board of Visitors. The Parrises recently made a pacesetting gift to the School of Law to establish the Parris Institute for Professional Formation, dedicated to helping law students develop career readiness.

Kristen and Timothy (’87) Phillips

A Pepperdine regent and vice chair of the $450 million Campaign for Pepperdine, alumnus Tim Phillips devotes time, talent, and resources to his alma mater. Tim, Kristen, and their two children reside in Portland, Oregon, where Tim is founder and CEO of Phillips and Company, a wealth management leader with more than 3,000 clients nationwide. At Pepperdine, the couple has invested in the Waves of Service initiative, the Jere Yates Chairman’s Suite and a classroom in the Center for Communication and Business, and the Tim and Kristen Phillips Endowed Scholarship Fund. Tim was board chairman of the Children’s Cancer Association and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, among other causes he leads and supports.

Twanna (MBA ’77) and Tim (MBA ’77) Rogers

Co-founders of Tower Energy Group, Twanna and Tim Rogers are dedicated to strengthening community through service and education. Tenacious entrepreneurs, they built their company from a home-based office into a thriving fuel retail and grocery chain along the West Coast in just 20 years. Their latest venture, the Thermal Club in the Coachella Valley, a premier motorsports facility for car enthusiasts with a passion for racing and performance driving, opened in 2013. Loyal Pepperdine alumni, Tim and Twanna established the Rogers Youth Foster Scholarship at Seaver College and graciously augmented the scholarship fund this past year, providing additional support for deserving students. Twanna serves on the University Board.

Tari (’76) and B. Joseph (’76) Rokus

Seaver alumni Joe and Tari Rokus have been Pepperdine family for over 40 years. Their generosity includes major gifts to the School of Public Policy’s Davenport Institute for Public Engagement and Civic Leadership, men’s volleyball, women’s soccer, and—most recently—the Youth Leadership Initiative, a new outreach program committed to raising up the next generation of Christian leaders. Tari serves as chairman and Joe is CEO of Sustainable Packaging Partners, LLC. Joe is also a Pepperdine regent and an elder at the Sierra Madre Church of Christ. The Rokuses are proud parents of five children: Jamie (’06); Katie (’08); Kristen (’11); Stephen, a 2014 Southern Methodist University graduate; and Jennifer, a high school sophomore.

Amy Jo (’00) and Charles Runnels

The Runnels name is synonymous with Pepperdine. Since 1967, when Charlie was recruited to help search for a new campus, he and Amy Jo have been champions for students, supporting scholarships, fine arts and athletic events, and the future University Events Center. As chancellor, Charlie guided the University Board and the Youth Citizenship Seminar, a summer leadership program for top high school students. Parents of three Pepperdine Waves and four alumni grandchildren, the family continues to serve. Amy Jo assisted on the University Libraries campaign committee and Charlie, a Life Regent, counseled the Athletics/University Events Center committee. In 2010 the Charles B. Runnels Sports and Recreation Village was dedicated on the Malibu campus.

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Lisa Smith Wengler

Lisa Smith Wengler began her friendship with Pepperdine when she first made her home in Malibu in the 1970s, soon becoming acquainted with former Pepperdine president Norvel Young and Pepperdine matriarch Helen Young (’39). Born and raised in Germany, Lisa found success in California as a developer and builder in Malibu. She recently served on the University Libraries committee of the Campaign for Pepperdine and is a current member of the University Board—proudly supporting student scholarships, the Payson Library renovation, and the Center for the Arts, which was named and dedicated in her honor in 2013. Lisa resides in Malibu with her husband Morten and her dog Ming.

Patricia and Augustus (’74) Tagliaferri

University regent Gus Tagliaferri and his late wife Patty have supported a variety of student-serving programs for more than 35 years. Beginning his undergraduate studies at UCLA, Gus earned his DDS degree from the University of Missouri, and later received an MBA from Pepperdine. A successful businessman, he has worked in real estate development and investments since the early 1970’s. With strong ties to Pepperdine’s Florence program, the Tagliaferri family funded Residenza Tagliaferri honoring Gus’ parents, Edward and Madeline. Endowing scholarships at Seaver College, including the Robert Tagliaferri Scholarship in memory of Gus’ brother, this generous couple is providing a legacy of opportunity for generations of Pepperdine students.

Jennifer (’88) and Eric (’88) Wolford

Cherished Pepperdine alumni Eric and Jennifer Wolford are Moore Haus heroes, recently giving major support to the international campus in Heidelberg, Germany, where they first met as undergrads. In the years following, the couple completed graduate school—Eric at New York University and Jen at Rutgers University—while Eric worked for AT&T and Jen finished a decade of classroom teaching. After moving to Northern California, Eric helped build a series of startup companies, recently retiring as a president of Riverbed Technology and currently working with Accel Partners. Jennifer’s teaching skills have been put to use in local schools, churches, and nonprofits. Together, they have three beautiful children: Marc, Julia, and Lydia.

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DIAMOND WAVE SOCIETY The Diamond Wave Society honors magnanimous friends who have given individually or through their foundations lifetime gifts of $50 million or more.

Sharon Mullin (

Terry Mullin (

Blanche Ebert Seaver

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PLATINUM WAVE SOCIETY The Platinum Wave Society is composed of extraordinary friends who have given individually or through their foundations lifetime gifts of $25 million or more.

Elinor Nootbaar (

Herbert V. Nootbaar (

John C. Tyler

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GOLDEN WAVE SOCIETY The Golden Wave Society honors exceptional friends whose lifetime contributions individually or through their foundations total $10 million or more.

The Adamson Family Carl F. Braun Trust Estate Henry A. Braun Virginia B. Braun Rick J. Caruso, JD ’83 Tina Caruso John F. Drescher George L. Graziadio Reva Graziadio Mary Lovernich Mike Lovernich Odell S. McConnell George C. Page Richard M. Scaife Lisa Smith Wengler Flora Laney Thornton

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STERLING WAVE SOCIETY The Sterling Wave Society is composed of special alumni and friends who have given individually or through their foundations lifetime gifts of $5 million or more.

The Ahmanson Foundation

Anne Palmer

Karla Ahmanson

Geoffrey H. Palmer, JD ’75

William H. Ahmanson

Arsjad Rasjid, ’93

Arnold O. Beckman

Duane R. Roberts

Mabel M. Beckman

Kelly Roberts

Pat Boone

Leon H. Rockwell, MBA ’75

Shirley Boone

Margaret M. Rockwell

Muriel L. Cameron

Eduard Salathé

Brigitte Collazo

Lottabelle Salathé

Jose A. Collazo, MBA ’77

Carla Sands

Jerene C. Appleby Harnish

Fred C. Sands

Karen Ahmanson Hoffman

Dorothy B. Straus

Indika Energy

Leonard H. Straus

W. M. Keck Foundation

Luella Webb Ulrich

Agus Lasmono, ’93

Wishnu Wardhana, ’93

Carl Nemethi

Weingart Foundation

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SILVER WAVE SOCIETY The Silver Wave Society is composed of loyal alumni and friends who have given individually or through their foundations lifetime gifts of $2.5 million or more.

Burtie Bettingen

Edward L. Johnson

Edwin L. Biggers

Joyce Johnson

Paula J. Biggers

The Fletcher Jones Foundation

Margaret Martin Brock

Gregg G. Juarez

James L. Burkey

Lee Lawrence

Noelle C. Burkey

W. E. “Larry” Lawrence

Eleanor Cabrera

Lilly Endowment, Inc.

Harold Cabrera

Eff W. Martin

Gloria Caruso

Patricia M. Martin

Henry J. Caruso

Nancy Mortensen

Edward G. Currivan

William S. Mortensen

Mary Joslyn Currivan

Kalli O’Malley

Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation

Ralph M. Parsons Foundation

Russell H. Fischer

Rosemary Raitt

Daniel Forge

Rosemary Rhodes-Ryjacek

Luciana Forge

Carol Richards

Terry M. Giles, JD ’74

Gary Richards

Diane Pregerson Glazer

Charles Ryjacek

Guilford Glazer

Gerald A. Sheppard

Hari N. Harilela Padma Harilela

Margaret A. Sheppard

Rosalyn S. Heyman

Will Singleton, ’84

Glen A. Holden

Maurice H. Stans

Gloria Ann Holden

Albert Strauss

Fritz Huntsinger

Angie E. Strauss

Marianne Huntsinger

Laure Sudreau-Rippe, JD ’97

The James Irvine Foundation

Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

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CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY The Crystal Wave Society is composed of dedicated alumni and friends who have given individually or through their foundations lifetime gifts of $1 million or more.

Americanism Educational Leaders

Carole Cook

Ione H. Douglas

Angels Wings Foundation International, Inc.

Lodwrick M. Cook

Eileen Eamer

Christos M. Cotsakos, MBA ’83

Richard K. Eamer

Tami Cotsakos

Fred Edwards

Cottontail Ranch Club, Inc.

Waltraud “Trudy” Blankenberg Edwards

Jo Barbera Robert J. Barbera Joan Biggers Joyce Black

Jerry S. Cox

George Ellsworthe

Kay Cox Roy E. Crummer Foundation

Ilse Erpel

Joanne S. Boggs

Antonio Cuneo

George A. Evans

Jane Borrmann

Jane Cuneo

Jerry Evans

Bryn Mawr Land, LLC

Jan Davidson

Farmers Group, Inc.

BT Infonet

Robert M. Davidson

Leonard K. Firestone

Canfield Foundation

Joseph A. DeBell

Marilyn Fletcher

Anthony Cappelli

K. Duane Denney

W. L. Fletcher III

Jacqueline L. Cappelli

Patricia Denney

George Foreman

Cheryl M. Chadwick

Kristine Dewey

Mary Foreman

William Chadwick

Ray M. Dewey

Theodore J. Forstmann

Elizabeth V. Christensen

Edward Di Loreto

Carl Frahm

Scott A. Christensen

Jill Di Loreto

Shirley Reid Frahm

Church of Christ of Pacific Grove

Katheryn Dockson

Dirk I. Gates, MBA ’90

Audene Conner

Robert R. Dockson

Tina A. Gates, MBA ’95

Palmer Conner

Julia Donzis

Patricia Giles

Stanley Black

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S. Charles Lee

Phyllis Mozilo

Janet Goodell

Celeste J. L’Esperance-Plueger

John M. Olin Foundation, Inc.

Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ’76

Albert Levinson

Joseph U. Oswald

Sally R. Hackley

Lilian Levinson

Martha Palmer

Jeannette F. Henkes

Deanne S. Lewis, ’84

Carrol J. Parris

Judd Henkes, Jr.

John T. Lewis, ’83

R. Rex Parris

Mark O. Hiepler, JD ’88

Charles Licata

Charles R. Paul

Michelle Hiepler, JD ’89

Rosemary Licata

Charles Payson

Marcus D. Hiles, MBA ’92

Muriel Lipsey

Joan Whitney Payson

Shao Xi Liu

Sandi P. Peck

Clinton Wayne London

Gladys Pendleton

Marjorie Main

Morris B. Pendleton

Wilma Day Mallmann

Edythe F. Pengilly

Irma Gregg McCollum

Joseph H. Pengilly

Ross McCollum

The Ann Peppers Foundation

Daniel McFee

Pilgrim Foundation

Dawn McFee

John L. Plueger

Donna Meng

Allen E. Puckett

Waiva Micheletti

Marilyn Puckett

Estelle “Jo” Mitchell

John F. Purfield

Walter G. Mitchell

Marjorie Rainey

Montgomery Street Foundation

DeAnna Ramirez

Angelo Mozilo

William Ramirez

Nancy S. Hiles Conrad N. Hilton Foundation David H. Huenergardt Betty Jones Wallace B. Jones, ’64 Samuel P. Krown Lester Laing Virginia Laing The Lucile Lamb Family Anita M. Landis, MA ’72 Robert B. Larson Earl J. Leake, ’46 Margaret J. Leake Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation

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William A. Simpson, Jr.

Jeff Ubben

Peggy Reibold

Donald Skinner, MBA ’89

Laurie H. Ubben

Richard Reibold

Soraya Skinner

Frank James Vinci

B. Joseph Rokus, ’76

Frances D. Smothers

Donald R. Warren

Tari F. Rokus, ’76

Joan Starr

Billie Milam Weisman

Edmond de Rothschild

Leonard Starr

Frederick R. Weisman

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

John Stauffer Charitable Trust

Howard A. White

Charles B. Runnels

Virda J. Stevens

Griffith J. Williams

Henry Salvatori

William W. Stevens, Jr.

Ron Wilson

Annie Ye Sam

Dorothy D. Stotsenberg

Fred C. Wohlfarth

Grover Sam

Edward G. Stotsenberg

Phyllis A. Wohlfarth

James Schroeder

Aubrey Earl Swift, MBA ’88

Helen M. Young, ’39

Kathy Schroeder

Terralynn Walters Swift

M. Norvel Young

Frederick W. Schulte

Libby Syna

Wendie Young, ’85

Betty Barton Shafer

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ’74

Ziegfred Young, MS ’83, EdD ’88

Robert L. Shafer

Patricia Tagliaferri

Bui Simon, ’96

Jean Tong

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Howard F. Ahmanson, Jr.

Chira Carpenter

Robert M. Fulmer

Roberta Ahmanson

Pierre P. Claeyssens

Laszlo Ambrus

The Confidence Foundation

The Bertha and John Garabedian Charitable Foundation

Milka Ambrus

Brad E. Cummings, ’88

Jack M. Area III

Kelly C. Cummings, ’89

Mary Lou Graziadio Area

David Deland

Cliff Baker Testamentary Trusts

Joyce Dennis

Gay B. Banowsky

Spencer Dennis

William Slater Banowsky, MA ’94

Laura H. Dilts

Gary W. Barker

Milton Drucker

Denise Beaman

Sally Drucker

Robert Beaman

John J. Duggan

John L. Bell

Betty Lou Dye

Eugene Benz, ’52

Wayne Dye

Molly Benz

George W. Elkins

Jeanette Bidart

Betty Emerson

Michael J. Bidart, JD ’74

Bryant Essick

The Hearst Foundations

Jack R. Blackwell, ’46

Lo Ree Ewing

Betty Hilton

Jean Blackwell

Wayne Ewing

John R. Hilton

Sheila K. Bost

Eddy D. Field

Fred Hirsch

Thomas G. Bost

Helen Field

Lucille W. Hirsch

Dorothy A. Button

Charles Fiscus

Bill Hogan

Alida Graziadio Calvillo

Lynn C. Fritz

Inger Hogan

Stevan R. Calvillo

Tamara A. Fritz

Theresa Holland

Charles M. Carpenter

Patsy Fulmer

Tom Holland

Craig B. Garner, JD ’95 Gerald J. Garner Joan Garner Natalya Garner Edward L. Gaylord Kenneth B. Gorelick Lyman Graham Mary Jane Graham Toni Grant Beth Graziadio G. Louis Graziadio III Peaches Guerrero The Armand Hammer Foundation Michael Armand Hammer

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Seiji Masuda

Lee Shoop

B. Wayne Hughes, Jr.

George H. Mayr Foundation

Paul Shoop

Wendy Hughes

Darlene McCormick

Rogene D. Humphrey

Donald McCormick

Loyd C. Sigmon

William T. Huston

Jean Barlow McCrady

Gerald A. Isom

Dorothy McGregor

Lucille Isom

Michael A. McGregor

Catherine Jaffe

Marguerite Meagher

Tod Snelgrove

Roger Jaffe

Gunnar W. E. Nicholson

Arthur Spitzer

Jeff S. Jani, ’84

Seniel Ostrow

The Stans Foundation

Jill S. Jani, ’91

Janice A. Pearson

Alice M. Starr

Blanche Johnson

Robert D. Pearson, ’64

Kenneth W. Starr

Peter James Johnson, Jr.

Nearene Pennington

Bernadine L. Kampe

Vanis Pennington

Constance Katzenstein

Mary Pickford Foundation

Henry Katzenstein

James F. Platler

Barbara Kaufman

Lyn Platler

Lynn Shriner Kenyon

Carolyn L. Porter

Glenna Trimble

Martha Delman Krug

James R. Porter

Thomas Trimble

Allan Kwong

Lela M. Porter

Virco Mfg. Corporation

Peggy P. Kwong

Ted O. Porter, ’59, MBA ’75

Elvira Virtue

Vera Post

Julian A. Virtue

Dale Laster Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation

William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. Marilyn D. Simpson Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc.

Dolores C. Steinmeyer Hugo A. Steinmeyer James E. Sykora Sheri Sykora

Audrey Z. Ray

Robert A. Virtue

Helen E. Lindhurst

Russell L. Ray, Jr.

The Los Angeles Philanthropic Foundation

Gene Raymond Trust Helen Hanges Reagan

William L. Lucas

Donald B. Rice

J. McDonald Williams

Charles Luckman

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Judy Williams

Harriet Luckman

George H. Shellenberger

Cynthia Wright

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Esteemed members of the Benefactors Circle have made lifetime gifts of $100,000 or more.

Arthur Addis

Bank of America Corporation

David Boatwright, JD ’81

Beth Ailes

Patte Barham

Bert Boeckmann

Roger E. Ailes

Mimo Baroian

Jane Boeckmann

Sandra L. Alderton

Yvette Baroian

Boeing Company Charitable Trust

Scott W. Alderton

Charles H. Barr, MBA ’75

Donna G. Boose, ’55

Gloria B. Alesso

Laurel A. Barrack

George J. Boose, ’56

John Alesso

Thomas J. Barrack, Jr.

Doleen Borba

Audrie T. Allen

David J. Barrett, JD ’91

Burton Borman

Maxy Pope Alles

Katherine M. Barrett, ’85, MBA ’90

Navabeh Borman

James L. Allhands

Camelia K. Barsoum

Albert A. Boyajian

Fereshteh Amin, EdD ’06

Nabil Barsoum

Tove Boyajian

Andersen Foundation

Stephanie Beazley

Dwight P. Anderson

William W. Beazley, MBA ’81

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

The Annenberg Foundation

Claire Bechter

Jeanne C. Brady

Armand Arabian

Robert Beckman

Charles L. Branch, Jr.

Nancy Arabian

Lottie V. Behrens

Lesa W. Branch

ARCS Foundation, Inc.

Michael Bekins, ’77

Brannan Family Foundation

Raymond Q. and Elizabeth Armington Trust

Cheryl Bemis

Anne Marie Bredefeld

Lawrence P. Bemis

Mitchell G. Bredefeld

Hasty Arnold, ’61, EdD ’85

Benjamin M. Bendat

Brenden Mann Foundation

Grace Arnold

Andrew K. Benton

Hal S. Brice

Farid Assemi

Debby Benton

Joan August Brice

AT&T

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

James A. Brinton, ’57

Royce Bair

Jacqueline Berryman

Lorraine H. Brinton, ’60

Kenneth D. Baldwin

Adele Binder

Kae L. Brockermeyer

Margaret Baldwin

Gordon Binder

Kay B. Brockermeyer

Dorina A. Ballin

Evelyn Brunet Blake, ’68

Shirley Brooke, JD ’76

Fred A. Ballin

Camille Boatwright

John S. Broome

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george pepperdine society benefactors circle Craig D. Brown

Lily Chan

Antonio Crisologo

Dale Brown, ’64

Robin Y. H. Chan

Nieves Crisologo

Dorothy Brown

Lenore Chandler

Josephine Crocker

Rita F. Brown

Chevron Global Fund

Dennis P. Crowley

Vicki L. Brown

Children’s Institute, Inc.

Jacqueline Cullen

Patricia White Bryant

George V. Chilingar

Michael C. Cullen, BSM ’85

Wendell Allen Bryant, ’55

Isabel K. Chissar

Earl M. Cummings, MBA ’09

Benjamin D. Bullock, ’08

Claudio M. Chiuchiarelli

Joan M. Cummins

Edward Burr

Joanette Chiuchiarelli

Robert P. Cummins

Tracy Burr

Doo W. Choi

Farima Czyzyk

Judith E. Butler

Belinda Chrysiliou

Joseph Czyzyk

Viggo Butler, MBA ’80

Chrysilios Chrysiliou

John G. Danhakl

California Community Foundation

Peter M. Chung

Kathy A. Danhakl, MA ’02

Bruce N. Calvin, ’83

Stephanie Chung

Ann Daniel

Nancy Calvin

Florence I. Clare

Jamal Daniel, ’80

Alice C. Campbell

Randy E. Clark, EdD ’05

Beryl Danielson

Rita Ricardo Campbell

Athalie R. Clarke

Walter G. Danielson

Robert C. Campbell

Jim Click, Jr.

Donald W. Darnell

W. Glenn Campbell

Vicki Click

Donna D. Darnell

Alexander Caplan

Kathleen Colombano

Dorothy R. Darnell

Terese Caplan

Louis Colombano

David Davenport

Rhonda Fleming Carlson

Joseph Coors

Sally Davenport

Jereldeen Carruth

Frank W. Cornell, MBA ’78, EdD ’04

Janet C. Davis

Leroy Vance Carruth, ’59, MA ’61

Sherry Cornell

Stephen D. Davis

Hortense Carvin

Bruce A. Corwin, MBA ’73

Luciana De Almeida Braga

D. Michael Cashin

Doris Corwin

Luis A. De Almeida Braga

Jana E. Cashin

Countrywide Financial Corporation

Juanita L. Del Arroz

George Chacopulos

Vivian Kathleen Cox

Manny Del Arroz

Patricia Chacopulos

Barbara J. Cramer

Kimberly C. DeLorenz

Dannette M. Chambers

Mark T. Cramer, JD ’98

Steven J. DeLorenz, JD ’86

Paul J. Chambers

William Cramer

Corwin D. Denney

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george pepperdine society benefactors circle Nanci Denney-Bergin

Ernst & Young Foundation

Betty L. Fouce

Marina F. de Planta

Charles R. Eskridge III, JD ’90

Frank L. Fouce, MBA ’72

Renaud F. de Planta

Monica Eskridge

Mabel Fouch

George Dobson

ExxonMobil Foundation

Elizabeth M. Frazee

Larry D. Dodge

Henrietta M. Fankhauser

Hank Frazee

Sara P. Dodge

Bernard M. Fauber

Foster S. Friess

Kenneth M. Doran

Darlene Fauber

Lynn E. Friess

David C. Drake, ’48

Hobart and Lottie Faulkner Foundation

Michele A. Fullmer

Duane L. Faw

Barry Garapedian

Eloise Drake, ’47 Eric Dreizen Lora D. Dubin, ’84 Thomas G. Dubin, ’83 Debbie S. Dudley

Lucile Faw Serene Leavenworth Felt Benjamin W. Ferguson, ’98 Thomas A. Fessler, JD ’83

Robert A. Fullmer Sharon Garapedian Susan K. Giboney, ’62 David E. Gibson

John G. Figueroa, MBA ’97

Patricia M. Gibson, ’71, MA ’74, MBA ’84

Rebecca A. Figueroa, MA ’01

Robert Gilbert

Marvin H. Fineman

John E. Gilmore

Earl R. Eastman

FINRA Investor Education Foundation

Betty Glass

Kimberley Eastman

Geri Fiorello

Alex Eddie

Doreen Goldberg

Melanie P. Flamminio

Lola Eddie

Mark E. Goldberg

Richard A. Flamminio

The Good Ventures Foundation

Edison International

Emil P. Fleschner

Douglas F. Gordon, ’59, MBA ’69

Sally Edwards

Peggene A. Fleschner

Rowena A. Gordon

Herb Ehlers

The Fluor Foundation

Cary Grant

Mary Ehlers

William P. Foley II

Susan J. Gray

Morteza Ejabat, MBA ’81

Edwin D. Follick, MA ’57, MP ’77

William J. Gray, ’84

Stephanie Ejabat

Marilyn Follick

Guy P. Greenwald

Julia B. Ellis Trust

George B. Forbes, ’55

Alan Gross

George M. Eltinge

Marilyn Forbes

Henry L. Guenther Foundation

Mark A. Ensio

Forest Lawn Foundation

Rosalie Gummow

Shelle Ensio

David Foster

Warren Gummow

Robert E. Dudley, ’75 Dorothy Dumke Jan Duvall Kenneth M. Duvall

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Walter R. Glass

george pepperdine society benefactors circle Mary Gunder

Scott M. Honour, ’88

JSR Foundation

Roger W. Gunder

Sara E. Hoover

Woodrow W. Judkins, JD ’71

Vladimir Gusinski

William R. Hoover

Laurel Karabian

Dru Hammer

Caroline Hopkins, ’64, MA ’71

Walter Karabian

Warren D. Hancock, MBA ’74

Gail E. Hopkins, ’66, MA ’74

John D. Katch, ’60

Jared N. Hankins, ’01

June Houston

Linda Katch

Natalie C. Hankins, ’01

HRL Laboratories, LLC

Loretta M. Katch, ’85

The Zenon C. R. Hansen Foundation, Inc.

George H. Hubert

Robert J. Katch, ’84, MBA ’91

Kelly Ann Hubert

Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation

Kylie R. Hughes, ’11

Elaine Keck

Paul A. Hughes

Hunter B. Keck, Jr.

Carl F. Huntsinger

Thomas P. Kemp

Hydraflow, Inc.

Ethel G. Kennedy Trust

Jane M. Ingram

Sallie J. Kerpan

John C. Ingram

Stephen J. Kerpan, MBA ’77

Institute for Free Enterprise Development

Janet E. Kerr, ’75, JD ’78

International Business Machines Corporation

Morteza Khaleghi

Marian and Pinkus Happ Fund James N. Harger, MBA ’85 Lauren M. Harger Lynn K. Harling Michael W. Harling Aimee L. Harris Ione Harter Paul Harter Jolyn K. Haye, ’02 Seth A. Haye, ’02 Lydia Hayne The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation

Jane Jackson Robert G. Jackson Adrienne Johnson

George Hazenbush

Amy L. Johnson, ’90, MA ’13

Ronald R. Helm, JD ’76

Brett M. Johnson, MBA ’05

John C. Herklotz

Barbara A. Jones, JD ’89

Josephine Hey

Jane E. Jones

Leonard Hill

Mac Cameron Jones

David Hiller

Robert P. Jones

James D. Hodgson

Adrian Joseph

Maria Hodgson

Dianna Joseph

Janet E. Holstrom

Antoinette P. Joyce

Robert W. Holstrom

Kevin P. Joyce, ’79

Karen Khaleghi Albert Khatchatourian John B. Kilroy, Sr. Nelly Llanos Kilroy Frieda King Robert W. King, ’39 Mark A. Kirk Robin E. Kirk Gladys Q. Knapp Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ’85 Marla Beth Knas Brent R. Knudsen

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Kathryn K. Knudsen The Tom and Valley Knudsen Foundation

george pepperdine society benefactors circle Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family Foundation

Beverly Koonce

Charles Don Lindley

K. Terry Koonce

Kimberly J. Lindley

The Kresge Foundation

Art Linkletter

Nancy Krieble

Lois Linkletter

Robert H. Krieble

Frederick Llewellyn

Carole Krist Ronald D. Krist

Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

Diana Kuan

Kelly L. Loeffler

Michael C. Kuan

Elisabet K. Lucas

Julia Kwan

Thomas A. Lucas, MBA ’83

Charles Wai Yan Lam

Wes W. Lucas

Marianne M. Lam

The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.

Carl J. Lambert, ’78

Lin Luo

Becky S. Lanier

Eileen MacDonald

W. Mark Lanier

William L. MacDonald

Alexis Lasiter

C. Richard MacNair

Paul Lasiter, ’88, MBA ’05

Carla MacNair

Marianna Latsis

Scott A. Mager, JD ’82

Henry S. Lawson

Tammy Mager

Marcia H. Lawson

Frank N. Magill

Suzanne Lehman, MA ’95

Floyd I. Merritt, MBA ’75

Maude Magruder

Brian A. Mertz

Stephen C. Lehman

Susan Mertz

William E. Leonhard

Ernest M. Maldonado, BSM ’76, MP ’80

Wyllis Leonhard

Ted Mann

Dennis S. Lewis, ’65

Alan Marcus

Frances K. Lewis

Christopher Marshall, MBA ’89

Keri Lewis

Leigh Ann Marshall

Mark J. Miller, MBA ’04

Paul A. Lewis Trust

Kent R. Matranga

Ruth Miller

Eric Lieber

Lisa K. Matranga

William J. Minick III, JD ’85

Peggy Lieber

Allan C. Mayer, Jr.

John F. Monroe, ’79

Clara M. Lincoln, EdD ’90

Debra W. Mayer

Loretta T. Monroe, ’78

Raymond L. McCalister, Sr. Evelyn Mitchell McCarthy Martha S. McClain R. James McClain Glen McDaniel Marilyn McDaniel Beverly McDonald Gary L. McDonald Callie D. McGrath The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation Anne Mead Orval Mead Robert E. Meadows, ’83 Sandra Meadows Doris Mendenhall Ferdinand Mendenhall Ellen F. Mercier, MPP ’11 Celia A. Merritt, ’76

Nicole Mikles Todd Mikles

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Carl P. Miller Jennifer R. Miller

george pepperdine society benefactors circle E. Chadwick Mooney

Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Nina Pebley

Susan E. Mooney

Kimberly Okabayashi

Christina Peeples

Dorothy “Dot” Moore

Michael T. Okabayashi

Craig A. Peeples

Geoffrey T. Moore

Brenda Olson

Margaret Pelland

Lucie H. Moore

Janice E. Olson

Philip G. Pelland

Ann W. Morales

Rodney D. Olson

James J. Peterson

Emerson Morgan

Stephen E. Olson, MBA ’73

Joyce Peterson

John L. Moriarity

Annette E. Oltmans

Carole A. Phillips

Maria Moriarity

Joseph O. Oltmans II

Danny Phillips

Velma V. Morrison

John F. O’Neal

Kristen Phillips

Merilyn O’Neal, MS ’81

Mildred Phillips

Izora Openshaw

Ronald F. Phillips

Jerry A. Orefice

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

Karen G. Orefice

Julie Pierce

Lisa Osborne

Mitchell D. Pierce

Michael J. Osborne

Clarence H. Piper

Gregory M. Outcalt, ’84

John Pirozzi

Kathleen A. Outcalt, MBA ’92

Lewana Pirozzi

Esther Louise Overfield

Harvey E. Pittluck

James Thomas Overfield

Holly Pittluck

Hoyt S. Pardee

Lucille P. Polley

J. Douglas Pardee

Gary Polson

Marianne R. Pardee

Susan Polson

Jamie Parsley-Honour

Josie Pond

Pasadena Art Club

Robert Pond

Patrons of Pepperdine

Price Family Foundation

Elizabeth A. Paul

Helen Price

Jerry N. Paul

Sol Price

Aileen Pauley

Howard Privett

John L. Notter

The Edwin W. Pauley Foundation

Armond M. Quimby

Martha A. Nunez

Delmar Pebley

Terry Quimby

M. E. “Mimi” Morton David A. Mount, MBA ’80 Sheri Mount George Mourkidou Sotiria Mourkidou Freda Fenton Murphy, ’48 Jerri Nagelberg Steven Nagelberg Charlotte R. Nahigan, ’50 Edward A. Nahigan, ’48 E. Nakamichi Foundation Brett J. Nelson, ’92 Karen Neumann Christine Newman Richard G. Newman Eddie Ngo, ’66 Rosebud Ngo Martha Norman The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation

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george pepperdine society benefactors circle Scott H. Racine, JD ’78

G. Tyler Runnels, ’78, MBA ’80

Dan C. Smith, BSM ’74

Wendy Racine

Jasmine Niklas Runnels, ’78

The Lon V. Smith Foundation

Thomas Radnoti

Alan J. Ruud

Malcolm E. Smith

Bette Rainer

Susan B. Ruud

The Thomas W. Smith Foundation

Warren Rainer

Dianne E. Saber

Southern California Gas Company

Eleanor Randall

Paul T. Saber

Alex G. Spanos

Jim Randall

Claudia B. Sangster, ’76

Faye Spanos

Raytheon Company

Saveri & Saveri, Inc.

Lola Spare

Martha F. Reed

Joseph J. Schirripa

Jeffrey C. Sprecher, MBA ’84

Travis E. Reed

Evander D. Schley

Harold Squaires

Diane E. Reilly, ’58

Judith G. Schley

Margaret Athon Squaires, ’58

Marie E. Reim, ’81

John W. Schmid

Brad A. Starkey, ’88

Paul H. Reim, ’83

Nina Schmid

Patricia S. Starkey, ’87, MBA ’93

Elva Respess

Bonny L. Schumacher

Beverly Stauffer

Henry C. Respess

George C. Schumacher

Arthur J. Stegall, Jr.

Beatrice L. Restifo

Christopher T. Seaver

Stephens Foundation Trust

Jacquelyn Rettberg, ’59

Peggy Seaver

Donald T. Sterling

John R. Rettberg, ’59

Security Pacific Foundation

Shelly Sterling

Barbara Reynolds

Harry T. Shafer

Eva S. Stern

Glenn Reynolds

Ruth Shafer

Marc I. Stern

Clarence L. Richmond

Hamid Shafipour

Sidney Stern Memorial Trust

Valle H. Richmond

Donald Shelley

Maritza Stewart, ’80

Frederick L. Ricker

Shenandoah Foundation

Stephen M. Stewart

Jennifer A. Ricker, ’76

Sam Siam

Dee Stickney

Barbara Rippee

Shekofeh Siam

Henry E. Stickney

Earl F. Rippee, MBA ’81

Donald R. Sime, ’49, MA ’51

Elbridge Stuart Foundation

Rockwell Collins

Pat Hawes Sime, ’51

David R. Sugden, ’98, JD ’01

Tim Rogers, MBA ’77

Kurt W. Simon

Marni A. Sugden, ’98

Twanna M. Rogers, MBA ’77

Helen L. Slocum

Mozelle Sukut

Kenneth A. Ross, Jr., ’47

Small Business Action Committee

Myron C. Sukut, MBA ’85

Verna M. Royes

Cynthia G. Smith, ’72

Cheryl Swanson

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george pepperdine society benefactors circle William H. Swanson

Beti Ward

Gary L. Wilcox

Helen Talbot

Lew O. Ward

Susan Wilcox

Warren Talbot

Myra Ward

William H. Williams III

Allen G. Tatkin

Ron Wareham

Rosemary Willson

Leatrice Tatkin

Susan Wareham

The Winnick Family Foundation

Sharon A. Tedesco

Carl D. Washington

Barry L. Wolfe

Viola Teeple

Robin Washington, MBA ’95

Mireille Wolfe

Allie Evans Tegner, ’47, MA ’68

Alton C. Watson

Eric S. Wolford, ’88

TF Educational Foundation

Cathie Watson

Jennifer L. Wolford, ’88

The Thatcher Foundation

James S. Watt

Charles K. Wolhaupter, ’79

Bonnie B. Thomas

Kathleen M. Watt, ’81

Susan C. Wolhaupter

George E. Thomas

Liwei Waugh

Emmett J. Woodward, Jr., ’76

Melissa D. Tonn

William R. Waugh

Florence Woodward

Marta B. Tooma

Janet H. Weber

Gary H. Worth

Tom S. Tooma

Joel N. Weber

Monica Worth

Barbara L. Townsend

Joseph A. Weber

Nile E. Yearwood

T. Brook Townsend

Margaret J. Weber

Gary C. Yomantas, MBA ’81

Garnet Tragerman

Charles W. Webster, Jr.

Patricia L. Yomantas

Harold Tragerman

Karin S. Webster

Kyoon Yoon

Agnes Tsuchiyama

Allyson F. Weinberg

J. B. Youngblood

Gerald H. Turpanjian

Denny Weinberg

Norma Zimdahl

Patricia Turpanjian

Jane Weintraub

Unocal Foundation

Jerry Weintraub

Linda J. Van Daele

Douglas Weitman

Michael B. Van Daele

Ellen L. Weitman

Verizon Foundation

Wells Fargo & Company

The Vinnell Foundation

Westcoast Sports Associates, Inc.

Volvo Cars of North America, LLC

Richard J. Weyhrich, MBA ’76

Robert L. Walker, ’66

Carol A. Whalin, ’61

Carol A. Wallace

The Wickes Foundation

Robert M. Wallace

Antoinette Salathé Wiking

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner

HERITAGE SOCIETY The Heritage Society embraces friends who have made a planned gift to Pepperdine University.

G. B. Abert

William Beazley, MBA ’81

Thomas Caldwell, JD ’05, MBA ’05

Mary Adams, MA ’89

Debby Benton

Alan Campbell, ’62

Michael Adams

Andrew K. Benton

Linda Campbell

Gloria B. Alesso

Lisa Cappelli Bergstedt, ’85, MBA ’90

Franklin Campbell

George A. Armington

Randy Bergstedt, ’89

Lois Campbell, MA ’72

Linda E. Armington

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

Sandra Campbell

Steven E. Armington

Jacqueline Berryman

Rod Campbell

Sheri L. Assael

Barry Betlock

Roland O. Capuli, MBA ’82

Scott Bailey, MBA ’87

Christina Betlock, MA ’83

Charles Carpenter

Ralph E. Baisden, MA ’78

Edwin L. Biggers

Chira Carpenter

George Bales, ’71

Carol Bigham

Rick J. Caruso, JD ’83

Peggy Bales

W. Harold Bigham

Tina Caruso

Allison Ballard, ’93

Pamela Bogdanovic, ’66

Margaret F. Cash

Brent Ballard

Peter Bogdanovic

Angela Cheves, ’92, MA ’93

Gay Banowsky

Sheila K. Bost

Brad Cheves, JD ’91

William Banowsky, MA ’94

Thomas G. Bost

David M. Christy

Jo Barbera

Sheila Bostater

Jennifer E. Christy, ’00

Robert Barbera

Christine Boucher

Louis F. Cinelli, ’70

Jim Barnes, MBA ’73

Raymond P. Boucher, JD ’84

Cathleen Clement, ’68

Joyce Barnes

Val D. Brunelle

Cynthia S. Colburn

Diane Barrett

William J. Brunkhardt, ’93

Lodwrick M. Cook

Bob Barrett

James S. Buchanan

Douglas Corbin, ’74

Betty Basford

Jan Buffa

Victoria Corbin

Harry Basford, ’67

Vicki Buonaccorsi, ’68

Mary Corum

Pamela Bass

George Buonaccorsi

William Corum

Roger Bass

Kathy Burleson

Jerry S. Cox

Denise Beaman

Roy Burleson, ’65

Kay Cox

Robert Beaman

Eleanor Cabrera

Carole Cramer

Stephanie Beazley

Asako Caldwell

Winifred F. Cross, ’46, MA ’76 38

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner heritage society Jacqueline Cullen

Charles Eckles

J. B. Fulmer

Michael Cullen, BSM ’85

Leola Eckles

Patsy Fulmer

Antonio Cuneo

Lola A. Eddie

Robert Fulmer

Jane Cuneo

Sally Edwards

Dirk I. Gates, MBA ’90

Duane Dannecker

Trudy Edwards

Tina Gates, MBA ’95

Patricia Dannecker

Brian C. Ehlers, ’81

Gordon Gee, MBA ’95

Beverly J. Davenport

Jerry Evans

Peter L. Getzoff

David Davenport

Lo Ree Ewing

Susan K. Giboney, ’62

Sally Davenport

Ron Exum

Terry M. Giles, JD ’94

Sandra L. Davidson

Avery Falkner

Patricia Giles

Barbara J. Davis

Pat S. Falkner

Betty Glass

Janet Davis

Henrietta M. Fankhauser

Walter Glass

Stephen Davis

Bernard Fauber

Inge Goericke-Bunn

Richard L. Dawson, ’70

Darlene Fauber

Kenneth Green, MA ’77, MBA ’83

Sandra Dawson, ’69

Christina J. Fellers, MA ’01

Phyllis Green

Wally K. de Palacios

Peter Fern

John Haan

Lucia C. Dean

Susan Fern

Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ’76

Laurie Delson

Daphne Fineman

Sally Hackley

Steven Delson

Marvin Fineman

Ann K. Hagen

K. Duane Denney

Geri Fiorello

Stefanie Hager

Patricia Denney

Marilyn Fletcher

LaDonna Hanover

Joseph Diodati, MBA ’81

Charlayne Fliege, ’91, MS ’97

Robert Hanover, MBA ’90

Noreen Diodati

Stewart Fliege

Gary A. Hanson, JD ’80

Martha Doran

Marilyn Follick

Tracey Hanson, ’82, MA ’89

Eric Dreizen

Edwin D. Follick, MA ’57, MP ’77

James Harger, MBA ’85

Milton Drucker

Furman Fordham

Lauren Harger

Sally Drucker

Ruthe Fordham-Perkins, ’77, MS ’79

Jerry D. Harvey

Daniel Eason, MBA ’96

Betty Fouce

Joe Hawkins

Heather Eason

Wayne Fowler, EdD ’92

Jolyn Haye, ’02

Peggy Eastman

Anne Frashier

Seth Haye, ’02

Richard Eastman, MBA ’79

Bobbie C. Fry, ’42

Susan Hayes 39

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner heritage society William Hayes

Loretta Hunnicutt, ’92, MA ’94

Christopher Kent

Doris Henderson

Mary Ann Hunnicutt

Patricia Kent

Franklin Henderson

Jane Ingram

Sallie Kerpan

Bill Henegar

Gerald A. Isom

Paul K. Kincaid

Patty Henegar

Lucille Isom

Noel Kirby

James A. Hensley, ’92

Heidi M. Jaeger

Vickie Kirby

Elaine Hente

Jeff S. Jani, ’84

Peter F. Klein

Martin Hente, MS ’88

Jill S. Jani, ’91

Lawrence Krown

Stephen R. Hewgley, ’78, MA ’02

Emily Jarvis, ’97

Lorraine Krown

John Hey

Jason Jarvis, ’95, JD ’03

Richard Krown

Rosalyn S. Heyman

Calvin E. Johnson

Lorilyn D. Krug, MBA ’96

Diana B. Hiatt-Michael

Cathy Johnson

Betsy Kuhn

Charles Johnson, ’65, MA ’72

Edward Kuhn

Janice E. Johnson

Joan Kuhn

Karon Johnson

Hiram Kwan

Kenneth Johnson

Joyce Lacey

Ruth N. Johnson

Larry Lacey

Andrea Jones

James Lacy, JD ’78

Barbara Jones

Janice Lacy

Betty Jones

Eileen Lagana

Michael Jones

Samuel Carl Lagana

Stanley Jones

Virginia Laing

Wallace B. Jones, ’64

Kimberley Lanford, MBA ’99

Dianna Joseph

Matt Lanford

Gregg G. Juarez

Evelyn Larkins

Judi Jurkowski

Gene Larkins

Robert Jurkowski

Gary Larson

Betty Keck

Lynn Larson

Donald B. Horton

Dan Keck

JoAnne Larson

Dwayne Hunnicutt

Elizabeth K. Kemp

William Larson

Gerald D. Hunnicutt

Jonathan A. Kemp

Alexis Lasiter

Betty Hilton Cherrie Hilmer Glenn Hilmer, ’52 Elizabeth M. Hinkle S. Keith Hinkle, JD ’97 Ernest Ho, MBA ’77 Fidelia Ho Maria Hodgson Inger S. Hogan David Holden Theresa Holland Thomas Holland Caroline Hopkins, ’64, MA ’71 Gail Hopkins, ’66, MA ’74 Carol Hornbaker Lawrence D. Hornbaker, MBA ’76, EdD ’86

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner heritage society Paul Lasiter, ’88, MBA ’05

Updeshwar J. Maharaj, MBA ’03

Monica J. Merdian, JD ’90

Dale R. Laster

Betty Mann

John Michael

Lonnie Laster

Alan Marcus

Jon Miller, MBA ’83

Pam Laster

Karen Marcus

Michael Miller

Penelope D. Lawless, MBA ’84

Darlene Mason-Lockett

Shirley Miller

Lovie Lee, MS ’76

Albert Mayer

Cindy Miller-Perrin, ’84

Emily Lemley, ’67, MA ’74

Margaret Mayer

Kim Millman, JD ’07

Steven S. Lemley, ’66, MA ’70

Raymond L. McCalister

Mary Monsma, MA ’92

Joy Leonard

Glenda McCarty

Stephen Monsma

Robert Leonard

Darlene F. McCormick, ’91

James Moore, ’67, MBA ’77

Wyllis Leonhard

Patrick McCormick

Sharyn Moore, ’67

Jean McCrady

Gwendolyn Moore, ’74

Rex H. Levi, ’85, MA ’05 Rosemary Licata Raymond A. Lien Al Lindquist James Lindsey Joan Lindsey Angela Lloyd Gordon Lloyd John Lockett, BSM ’00 Kelly Loeffler Clinton W. London Esther Long James Long Paul Long, ’80, MA ’89 Wanda Long, ’80, MA ’97 Peggy Lui, ’89 Nancy Lux Robert Lux Todd Lytel Wendy Lytel, MIB ’93

Millison McCurry Spencer McCurry, MBA ’75 Daniel McFee

John L. Moriarity Nancy Mortensen William S. Mortensen

Dawn McFee Dorothy J. McGregor John McKnight

Sharon Mullin Terry Mullin Giuseppe Nespoli, ’04

Lesley McKnight John F. McManus Pam McManus Kathy McPherson Thomas McPherson Anne Mead

Christina L. Newland Aileen Nielsen John Nielsen, ’45 Daniel L. Noel Cathy Nolan Eric Nolan

Glen O. Mead Kimberly A. Mead Orval Mead Marguerite Meagher Joan E. Mencel, BSM ’88 Donna Meng Michael J. Menichetti, BSM ’04, MBA ’07 41

Herbert V. Nootbaar Martha T. Norman Craig Norris Heather Norris Fay N. Norwood Cheryl Hill Oakes Kalli O’Malley

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner heritage society Mike E. O’Neal

Leanne Portzel

Joye Rowland

Nancy O’Neal

Emily R. Pownall

Karin Runge

Heather M. Olsen

Kaye Price-Hawkins, ’66

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

Karl E. Olsen

Frank E. Raab

Charles B. Runnels

Joseph U. Oswald

Sally Raab

Gloria J. Ryan

Arthur Ott, ’78

Arthur A. Rahmani, MBA ’76

Charles Ryjacek

Shirley Ott

Caye Randolph, ’64

Annie Y. Sam

David Padberg

James Randolph, ’66

Claudia B. Sangster, ’76

Nancy Padberg, MBA ’03

Brian Rankin

Rocco Scanza

Katia Palacios-Kuhn

Audrey Ray

Sherry Scanza

Donald Paradine

Russell L. Ray, Jr.

June Schanbacher-Lindquist

Joyce Paradine

Ray Rayburn

Nancy H. Schanz

Mark Peckham

Helen H. Reagan

Stephen J. Schanz, JD ’79

Susan Peckham

Jon K. Reed, ’86

Michael F. Schlueter, MA ’77

Christina Peeples

Rebecca Reed, MA ’81

James Schroeder

Craig Peeples

Margaret M. Reibold

Kathy Schroeder

Phil A. Pennington, ’58

Cynthia R. Reichelderfer

Retta Schulze

Robin Perrin, ’81

Diane E. Reilly, ’58

Rosemary Selky

Pamela H. Peterson, MS ’05

Marilyn L. Reilly, ’56

Margaret A. Sheppard

Dawn R. Pettersen, ’88

Carol Richards

James Shippey

Kristen Phillips

Gary Richards

Sandra Shippey

Linda Phillips

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Patricia H. Sime, ’51

Ronald F. Phillips

Donald B. Rice

Gloria F. Sirotnak, MS ’76

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

Hugh Rose, MBA ’82

Donald K. Skinner, MBA ’89

William Phillips

Mary Rose

Paula L. Skinner

Betsy Pinney

Robert Rose, MBA ’76

Soraya Skinner

John Pirozzi

Susan Rose

Lisa Smith Wengler

Lewana Pirozzi

Dickinson Ross

Robert Smith

Charles Plumb

Gabriele Ross

John Smyth

Susan Plumb, ’80

Barbara Rowe

Phyllis Smyth

Curt A. Portzel, ’92

Jack Rowe

Jeffrey Sprecher, MBA ’84 42

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Helen Thurston

Richard Womack, ’79

Lani-Minh Starkey, JD ’98

Kendall Thurston

Merrie Wood

Joan Starr

Averi Torres

Ronald Wood, ’61, MA ’63

Roger Steele, ’88, MS ’90

Dennis Torres, MDR ’02

Mary S. Woolcock

Sharon Steele, ’90

Garnet Tragerman

Cynthia Wright

Jim Stein

Agnes S. Tsuchiyama

Marilyn Wright, MA ’89

Pamela Stein, MBA ’82

Richard Wahlgren

William Wright

Beverly Stickney

Dale Walker

Betty Yeow, ’65

Henry Stickney

Janet Walker, MBA ’81

Helen M. Young, ’39

Gerald M. Stone

Robert Walker

Thomas J. Zahniser, MS ’99

Darlene Stott

Anne K. Wallace

Veronica A. Zofchak, MS ’87

Jim Stott, MDR ’96

Cheryl Warder

Leslee Zubkoff

Patricia A. Stromberg, MA ’76

Michael Y. Warder

Michael Zubkoff

James R. Swaniger, MA ’96

Aleta Warren

Mary Swanson

David Warren

Wayne Swanson, ’73

Debra Warren, ’76

Terralynn Walters Swift

Thelma Warren

Hal A. Syfritt, ’63

Julie Waters, ’80

Sheri Sykora

Kenneth Waters, ’72, MA ’74, MA ’77

W. L. Fletcher

Helen B. Talbot

Dee Dee Watson

James N. Gabbard

Mara L. Taylor, MA ’03, MA ’06

John G. Watson, ’72, MA ’75

John C. Ingram

Allie E. Tegner, ’47, MA ’68

Pamela G. Watson

Gregory L. Kelly

Jasmine M. Termain, JD ’02

Joanne Wemheuer

Stephen Kerpan, MBA ’77

Lynn Theriault, MS ’06

Robert Wemheuer, MA ’75, EdD ’79

John R. Mann

Nona Thomas, ’74

Gary Wilcox

Carolyn T. Michaud, MA ’78

Peachy P. Thomas, MBA ’60, MS ’74

Susan Wilcox

Charles C. Miller, MBA ’89

Roger Thomas

Paul T. Wilkes, ’91

Larry Parson

Brian M. Thomason

Helen Wilson

Patricia Parson

Fern Y. Thompson, ’67

Joel C. Wittenberg

Vanis Pennington

Frances Thomson

Sharon E. Wittenberg

Karen Rayburn

John Thomson, ’77

Ella Womack

Harold Squaires

In Memoriam John Betsinger Jane Borrmann Paul Clement, ’62 Onnalee Doheny

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ENDOWED ASSOCIATES Our cherished group of Endowed Associates provided onetime gifts of $50,000 over the years to create a strong living endowment, which today is the permanent anchor for the annual Pepperdine Associates organization.

Mary E. Acklin

Natalie C. Hankins, ’01

Hoyt S. Pardee

Michael F. Adams

Hari N. Harilela

Mrs. George Pepperdine

Roger E. Ailes

Scott M. Honour, ’88

Jerry Perenchio

James C. Allen

William R. Hoover

Julie Pierce

Franklin G. Berlin

Anthony B. Joseph

Mitchell D. Pierce

Richard A. Berti

Walter J. Karabian

Mrs. Garnet Rainey

Thomas G. Bost

Constance Katzenstein

Martha F. Reed

Virginia B. Braun

Henry Katzenstein

Travis E. Reed

James A. Brinton, ’57

Gasparas Kazlauskas

Harry C. Reizner

John S. Broome

Barney Klinger, MBA ’76

Earl F. Rippee, MBA ’81

Lily Chan

Tetsunori Kunimune

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

Robin Y. H. Chan

W. E. “Larry” Lawrence

Charles B. Runnels

Michael Y. F. Chau

Robert R. Lux

Eduard Salathé

Athalie R. Clarke

Robert Vincent Lyle III, JD ’04

George C. Schumacher

Donald W. Crocker

Marcie B. Mason

Mrs. Frank Roger Seaver

David Davenport

Evelyn Mitchell McCarthy

Fred Segal

Richard C. David, MBA ’75

John R. McClain

George H. Shellenberger

Steven R. Dewey

R. James McClain

Dan C. Smith, BSM ’74

Royce Diener

Odell S. McConnell

Arthur Spitzer

Mrs. George A. Evans

Katherine M. McKay

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ’74

Serene Leavenworth Felt

Robert Mouawad

Thaddeus Libby Up de Graff, Jr.

Eddy D. Field

Eddie Ngo, ’66

Tom Van Weelden

Helen Field

Robert S. Norman

Robert M. Wallace

Edward L. Gaylord

Marika O’Dell

Kathleen M. Watt, ’81

Robert L. Genillard

Samuel Oschin

Howard A. White

Armand Hammer

Oscar C. Palmer, Sr.

Richard E. Winter

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LIFE ASSOCIATES With grateful thanks we acknowledge our Pepperdine Life Associates. Their generous onetime gifts of $25,000 provided the foundation for today’s robust Associates organization.

Mary L. Adams, MA ’89

Edwin L. Biggers

R. Ken Coit, MBA ’81

Ahmad Al-Saud, JD ’88

W. Harold Bigham

Rose C. Collins

Robert A. Alexander

Marsha Bohnett

Louis Colombano

Wallis Annenberg

Jane Borrmann

Lodwrick M. Cook

Carlton R. Appleby

Sheila K. Bost

Jeffrey M. Copans, ’82

Sally D. Archer

Bert Brewer

Christos M. Cotsakos, MBA ’83

Mary Lou Graziadio Area

Hosea E. Brown

Earle E. Crandall

William F. Austin

Janet O’Neil Buese

Gordon B. Crary, Jr.

Eric P. Bachelor

Henry D. Bullock

Antonio A. Crisologo

W. David Baird

Larry G. Bumgardner

Richard L. Cupp, Jr., ’83

Brian Baker, ’80

Louis T. Busch

Mike Curb

Stacy Baker-Kofoed

Viggo Butler, MBA ’80

Kenneth Jeffrey Dahlberg

James P. Baldwin

Alida Graziadio Calvillo

Ann Daniel

William Slater Banowsky, MA ’94

Rod Campbell

Jamal Daniel, ’80

Robert J. Barbera

Peggy Cannon

Walter Danley, MBA ’79

Mimo Baroian

Thomas G. Cannon

Beverly Jean Davenport

Nabil Barsoum

Anthony Cappelli

Robert M. Davidson

Siegfried G. Bart

Jacqueline Cappelli

Gail Martin Deering, MA ’90

William W. Beazley, MBA ’81

Rhonda Fleming Carlson

K. Duane Denney

Robert L. Beck

Henry J. Caruso

Patricia Denney

Alan H. Bennett

Rick J. Caruso, JD ’83

Mrs. Spencer Dennis

Paul F. Bennett

Carol A. Chase

Brian S. Dexheimer, MBA ’91

Andrew K. Benton

Susan Saga Chen, ’77

Eric E. Di Loreto, MBA ’84

Lisa Cappelli Bergstedt, ’85, MBA ’90

George V. Chilingar

Joseph E. Di Loreto

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

Daniel M. Cislo

Warren M. Dillard

Mrs. Thomas Berwald

Gary W. Cobb

Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ’91

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner life associates Robert E. Dudley, ’75

Sharon Adamson Gee

James P. Hunter III, MBA ’79

Thomas J. Dudley

Deborah M. George

Mary Ann Hunt-Jacobsen, ’88

Deon Dunaway

Susan K. Giboney, ’62

Gerald A. Isom

Mark Wayne Dundee, EdD ’00

Joseph M. Girard, MBA ’76

Lucille Isom

Nancy Magnusson Durham

John D. Gottfurcht

Connie R. James

Richard K. Eamer

G. Louis Graziadio III

Jeff S. Jani, ’84

Kimberley Eastman

Cynthia Faye Greer, EdD ’88, MDR ’98

Jill S. Jani, ’91

Morteza Ejabat, MBA ’81

D. Keith Grossman, MBA ’92

James J. Jensen, ’84

John R. Elliott

Kathleen Grubb

Amy L. Johnson, ’90, MA ’13

Dean R. Ellis, ’91, MBA ’98

Joseph F. Guglielmo

Kenneth R. Johnson

David G. Elmore

Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ’76

Duke Jones

Cynthia M. Englert

Jerry M. Haleva

Jerve M. Jones

Thomas P. Englert

Linda Lee Hall

Anne M. Joseph

R. Wayne Estes

Michael T. Hall, MBA ’72

Steeve T. S. Kay, MBA ’83

William D. Evans, JD ’78

Gary A. Hanson, JD ’80

George E. Keiter

Bernard M. Fauber

John T. Hastings, Jr.

David E. Kenney, JD ’82

Darlene Fauber

Yuichi Hataya

Janet E. Kerr, ’75, JD ’78

Mary Ferro

Robert E. Hebert, MBA ’81

Dean A. Kewish, JD ’81

Marvin H. Fineman

Ronald R. Helm, JD ’76

Essam M. Khashoggi

Edwin D. Follick, ’57, MP ’77

Kevin J. Heneghan

Sarah Kim

George B. Forbes, ’55

W. J. Herisko

Won Joong Kim

David A. Foster

Mrs. Norman B. Herman

Yong San Kim

Jean-Pierre Fourcade

Thomas E. Higgins, MBA ’77

Robin E. Kirk

Elizabeth Frazee

Leonard Hill

Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ’85

Hank Frazee

Aaron Hodgdon, ’90

Brent R. Knudsen

Suzanne B. Freyer, JD ’02

Glen A. Holden

Kathryn Knudsen

Robert A. Fullmer

Geannie Holden-Sheller

K. Terry Koonce

Mario Gabelli

Georgianne Holden-Stone, ’78, MS ’87

Wayne S. Kreger, JD ’91

John Galasso

Robert W. Holstrom

Vichai Krisdathanont

Lenny Galasso

Lawrence D. Hornbaker, MBA ’76, EdD ’86

Allan Kwong

Craig Boyd Garner, JD ’95

George H. Hubert

Ka Kui Kwong

Joan Garner

Gerald D. Hunnicutt

Charles Wai Yan Lam

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner life associates Ann Lambert, ’78

Raymond L. McCalister, Sr.

Stephen E. Olson, MBA ’73

Carl J. Lambert, ’78

J. E. “Jim” McDonald

Mike E. O’Neal

Ronald Lau

Keith R. McFarland, ’77, MBA ’81

Nancy L. O’Neal

Mahnaz A. Lee

James D. McGinley, JD ’91

Jerry A. Orefice

Stephen C. Lehman

David Mehl

David M. Osborne, ’05

Steven S. Lemley, ’66, MA ’70

Erika Meinhardt

Gregory M. Outcalt, ’84

Rex H. Levi, ’85, MA ’05

Angela E. Michael

C. James Padgett

Deanne S. Lewis, ’84

William H. Millard

Michael C. Palmer

John T. Lewis, ’83

Marilyn B. Misch, ’83

Carrol J. Parris

Eric F. Li

Marnie Duke Mitze

Jerry Neil Paul

Daniel Lieber

Brian J. Moats, ’96

Robert C. Paull

Enid Lieber

John F. Monroe, ’79

John W. Payson, ’66

Howard C. Lim, MBA ’77

E. Chadwick Mooney

Sandi Peck

Clara M. Lincoln

Gary L. Moore, MBA ’88, EdD ’05

Kenneth E. Peterson

Ian R. Linde

James C. Moore III, ’67, MBA ’77

Robert L. Pfann

Linda A. Livingstone

Sharyn S. Moore, ’67

Danny Phillips

Roger A. Lockwood

Kenneth G. Mosbey

Richard C. Phillips, MBA ’87

Jim Long

George E. Mueller

Ronald F. Phillips

David Lowry

Carol Mullen

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

L. Randolph Lowry, ’74, MA ’77

Michael G. Mullen

Jeff Pippin, MBA ’83

Richardson R. Lynn

Terry Mullin

C. Douglas Plank, ’83

Stanley K. Mann

David H. Murdock

James R. Porter

Hal J. Manning, JD ’92

Patrick Murphy, ’74

Hal Provin

Daniel W. Martin

Jacques Gaston Murray

Terry Hamilton Quimby

Eff W. Martin

Su Nan Cheng

Frank E. Raab

Martin Massman

Mina Nelson

Richard K. Rainey

Seiji Masuda

Linda Newlin, ’87

James H. Randall

Alexander K. Matranga, ’09

Sylvia Rindge Adamson Neville

Linda M. Reichert

Kent R. Matranga

Kerry M. O’Brien

Myron M. Reichert

Leslie K. Matranga, ’11

Michael T. Okabayashi

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Lisa K. Matranga

Anthony O’Keefe

Frederick L. Ricker

Meredith K. Matranga, ’13

Doreen S. Oleson, MS ’86, EdD ’91

Jennifer A. Ricker, ’76

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner life associates Kelly Roberts

Kathi J. Stafford

Aaron C. Watts, JD ’06, MDR ’06

B. Joseph Rokus, ’76

Brad A. Starkey, ’88

William R. Waugh

Tari F. Rokus, ’76

Kenneth W. Starr

Margaret J. Weber

Hugh Rose, MBA ’82

Danielle Steel

Andrew T. Weigel, ’87

Duke Runnels, ’79

William W. Stevens, Jr.

Jerry Weintraub

G. Tyler Runnels, ’78, MBA ’80

Stephen M. Stewart

Lisa Smith Wengler

Ginger Runnels, ’75

Dorothy B. Straus

Larry L. Westfall

Jasmine Niklas Runnels, ’78

Wayne L. Strom

James R. Wilburn, MBA ’82

Alan J. Ruud

Martomihardjo Sudomo

Griffith J. Williams

Susan B. Ruud

Myron C. Sukut, MBA ’85

Kent P. Williamson

Hiroyuki Saito

Siva Suresh

John F. Wilson

Claudia B. Sangster, ’76

William H. Swanson

L. Claudette Wilson

Shelley Saxer, ’80

Terralynn Walters Swift

Larry M. Wurth, BSM ’70

Richard M. Scaife

J. Gary Tallman

Jere E. Yates

Antonin Scalia

George E. Thomas

Helen M. Young, ’39

Mark S. Scarberry

Martha M. Thomas, ’80

Timothy A. Young, ’87

Evander D. Schley

William B. Towers

Kelly M. Schwartz

Glenna K. Trimble

Christopher Seaver

Thomas J. Trimble

Arnold Seidel

John K. Trotter, Jr.

Rosemary Selky

Henry Tsai

Margaret A. Sheppard

Felix H. Tseng, ’85, MBA ’89

Sam Siam

Wayne C. Twedell

Shekofeh Siam

Jackie Tyler-Davies

Stephen R. Silk

Mark E. Unicume

Bruce S. Simon, JD ’76

Alan Utter

Shelly S. Singhal, ’89

Charlene Ngo Vizcarra, ’88

Larry Smead, MBA ’80

Bert Wahlen

Cynthia G. Smith, ’72

Bill L. Walters

Sonia Sorrell

Jacqueline A. Walters

Dale H. Speck, MBA ’72

Lew O. Ward

Sam Spinello

Rick E. Watson

In Memoriam W. L. Fletcher III Paula Kent Meehan

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES The Medallion Associates represent a distinguished level of friends whose yearly support helps to ensure student success.

President’s Medallion Associates contribute minimum annual gifts of $50,000; Dean’s Medallion Associates, $25,000; Platinum Medallion Associates, $10,000; Gold Medallion Associates, $5,000; and Silver Medallion Associates, $2,500.

We gratefully acknowledge their enduring generosity.

PRESIDENT’S MEDALLION

Nabil Barsoum

Brett J. Nelson, ’92

Roger Ailes

Edwin L. Biggers

Michael T. Okabayashi

Robert J. Barbera

Marjorie S. Camusi

Annette Oltmans

Phillip M. Bardack

Hallie Caracciolo

Michael Palmer

Dale A. Brown, ’64

Louis Colombano

Ronald F. Phillips

Jenna M. Burkey, ’08, MBA ’10, MA ’13

Mark T. Cramer, JD ’98

Ted O. Porter, ’59, MBA ’75

Noelle C. Burkey

Gregory J. Ellena

James H. Randall

Anthony Cappelli

Melanie P. Flamminio

Henry C. Respess

Dannette M. Chambers

Michael A. Hammer

Christopher A. Ruud, ’93

Paul Chambers

Jared N. Hankins, ’01

W. West Seegmiller

Nancy De Liban

Natalie C. Hankins, ’01

Bui Simon, ’96

Benjamin W. Ferguson, ’98

Linda He

Richard L. Stack

Mark O. Hiepler, JD ’88

Scott Jarus

Kenneth W. Starr

Kylie R. Hughes, ’11

Amy L. Johnson, ’90

Sharon A. Tedesco

Peter J. Johnson, Jr.

Janet E. Kerr, ’75, JD ’78

Marta B. Tooma

M. Lawrence Lallande, Sr., ’80, JD ’83

Shawn F. Khorrami, JD ’95

Agnes S. Tsuchiyama

Charles Don Lindley, Jr.

James V. Lacy, JD ’78

Marylyn M. Warren, ’58

M. Scott McCollum, ’84

Stephen C. Lehman

Carrol J. Parris

Deanne S. Lewis, ’84

R. Rex Parris

John T. Lewis, ’83

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Wes W. Lucas

Edmund V. Aversenti, Jr., BSM ’81

Jeffrey C. Sprecher, MBA ’84

Scott A. Mager, JD ’82

Cindy Ayloush, BSM ’80, MBA ’13

Dorothy B. Straus

Eff W. Martin

Benjamin D. Bullock, ’08

Charles M. Webster, Jr.

Takuji Masuda, ’93

Jenna M. Burkey, ’08, MBA ’10, MA ’13

Jay S. Welker

Robert E. Meadows, ’83

Paul Chambers

Judy L. Welker

Mark J. Miller, MBA ’04

Sal Cimbolo

William J. Minick III, JD ’85

Robert F. Davey, MBA ’82

DEAN’S MEDALLION

Lucie H. Moore

Jeffrey G. Davis, JD ’94

Scott W. Alderton

Robert S. Moore, ’84

Festus A. Fadeyi, MBA ’71

Ali H. Alireza, MBA ’86

Robert D. Mosbaugh, MBA ’05

Robert S. Folsom

PLATINUM MEDALLION Fereshteh Amin, EdD ’06

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Tony Rubin, JD ’77

David W. Ferry

Joan Garner

Hamid Shafipour

Thomas A. Fessler, JD ’83

Steven J. Gilbert

Dee Anna Smith, ’86

Susan K. Giboney, ’62

Jody Goff

Adam L. Steinberg

Terry M. Giles, JD ’74

Seth A. Haye, ’02

William W. Stevens

Alec Gores

Mark Hiepler, JD ’88

Dennis L. Ullrich, MBA ’78

Thomas T. Gores

Paul A. Hughes

Robert L. Walker, MA ’66

Audrey H. Gow

Hiram J. Johnson

Farshid Zanjani, EdD ’14

David F. Gow Colleen Graffy, ’79

Johnny K. Johnson Kimberly J. Johnson

GOLD MEDALLION

Carol A. Hagen-Holt

Peter Johnson

Yolanda Aguerrebere, MS ’83, EdD ’09

Hari N. Harilela

Katherine Keck

Bogdan U. Andriychenko, MBA ’04

Gregory A. Hayes, MBA ’82

Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ’85

Edmund V. Aversenti, Jr., BSM ’81

Lorene D. Heffelfinger, MS ’97

Kay Ko

John J. Bardgette

Lynn A. Hein, MBA ’74

Paul B. Lasiter, ’88, MBA ’05

James G. Bohm, JD ’87

Diana B. Hiatt-Michael

Dennis S. Lewis, ’65

Anne Marie Bredefeld

Mark R. Hilliard

Stephen D. McGee

Mitchell G. Bredefeld

Glen A. Holden

Lowell J. Milken

Scott Buie

Lester D. Holt

Paul D. Milton

Devon O. Caracciolo, JD ’14

B. Wayne Hughes, Jr.

David W. Neu, MBA ’09

Paul L. Caron

Susana Huston

Eddie Ngo, ’66

John M. Chapman, ’07

Diane C. Hutnyan

Doug Pak

Otto P. Cipolla, JD ’83

Kristina James

Richard C. Phillips, MBA ’87

Jose A. Collazo, MBA ’77

Lisa B. Jobe

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

Richard D. Cordova, MBA ’84

D’Esta L. Love, ’03

Danny Phillips

Jerry S. Cox

Stuart L. Love

John L. Plueger

J. Michael Crowe

Ernest M. Maldonado, BSM ’76, MP ’80

Gary Polson

Joseph A. Czyzyk

Matthew B. McCutchen

J. Anthony Precourt, Jr., ’93

Kathy A. Danhakl, MA ’02

Joe Moran

Diane E. Reilly, ’58

Susan E. Dawson, ’85

William S. Mortensen

John M. Renfro

Patricia A. Deutsch

Beverly Reid O’Connell, JD ’90

Mark L. Reuss

Allan DeVore

Kathleen A. Outcalt, ’92

Frederick L. Ricker

Jennifer C. Dorsey, JD ’97

Kathryn R. Patten

Mark D. Robeson, MBA ’96

Roger Eaton

Timothy Patten

B. Joseph Rokus, ’76

Max Factor III

Stephen M. Pazuk 50

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Medallion associates Donald R. Philbin, Jr., JD ’87, LLM ’07

Robert R. Barner

Michelle K. Camp, JD ’09

James R. Porter

Gloria D. Barnes, MBA ’93

Earl Carpenter

Walter L. Poser

Mimo Baroian

Tammy H. Carson

Claudia Arnold Preston

Charles A. Bassett, BSM ’03, MBA ’11

Doris Cassan

Christopher D. Bauman, ’03, MBA ’09

Dennis S. Chang, MBA ’94

Linda B. Beisswanger

Grace V. Chang, JD ’97

G. Beverly Bergmann, ’80

Mark W. S. Chun

Mary Margaret Bernadett

Amy R. Clark

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

Robert C. Clark, MBA ’79

Janie Biel, ’07

Jan R. Cloyde

Tricia A. Bigelow, JD ’86

Robert F. Cochran, Jr.

Deanell Reece Tacha

Paula J. Biggers

Roy C. Coffee III, JD ’92

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ’74

Andre Birotte, Jr., JD ’91

Raymond H. Collier

Allie Evans Tegner, ’47, MA ’68

Gary L. Bishop, MBA ’82

Nelson Cooney

Cesar M. Uribe

H. F. Boeckmann II

Frank W. Cornell III, MBA ’78, EdD ’04

Tyler D. Vernon, ’07

Gregory J. Bonann

Guy P. Cotton, ’78

Julie A. Vichot

Rodney E. Boone, MBA ’04

Tarianne Gotelli Cotton, ’79

George J. Boose, ’56

Sheryl Covey

Inge Boskovich

Tiffany S. Craft, MBA ’06

Mark V. Bowles, MS ’96

Mark W. Davis

Charles L. Branch, Jr.

Sarah Z. Davis

Selina K. Brandt, JD ’92

James B. Douglass

Alf O. Britting, Jr., MBA ’80

Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ’91

Eli Broad

Clary L. Drury, MBA ’01, JD ’02

Steven Brooks

Marvin A. Dunphy, ’74

John C. Buckingham, Jr.

Brenda H. Dupre

Stephanie C. Buckley

John M. Edelston, MBA ’82

Zeny M. Agullana

Michael J. Busch, ’90

Thomas W. Emrey, MBA ’98

Mary Lou A. Allen, MBA ’91

Stephen Butler

Annette L. Ermshar, ’94

Robert Anderson

Viggo Butler, MBA ’80

Craig R. Everett

Jack M. Area III

Vincent C. Butta, ’84

Stephanie L. Fabritius, ’81

Mary Lou Graziadio Area

Rosemary W. Byers, ’53, MA ’77

Wilbur C. Faulk

Dean Baim

Harry M. Caldwell, JD ’76

Luis Faura, MBA ’04

John L. Baker

Stevan R. Calvillo

Laura A. Fehlbaum, ’10

Jeffrey R. Baker

Alida Graziadio Calvillo

Michael Feltner

Kimberly S. Barkis

Allen F. Camp, JD ’82

Ann E. Feyerherm

Russell L. Ray, Jr. Robert T. Rodger, ’01 Norman Sarafian C. Blaine Shull David W. Souther Sandra L. Sully, MBA ’81

Jean M. Walker, JD ’95 Carol A. Wallace Timothy M. Willis Richard Womack, ’79 Greg Wood Steven B. Yankelevitz, JD ’77 Kevin M. Young

SILVER MEDALLION

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Thomas C. Inkel, JD ’01, MDR ’01

Michael R. Magasin

Ibelis Fleming

Robert Iritani

Gary L. Mangiofico

Glenn D. Forcucci, JD ’83

Sara Young Jackson, ’74

Paula Marrs

Michael L. Fox, JD ’94

Martine A. Jago

Rick R. Marrs

Cadijah P. Frizzell

Sean D. Jasso, MBA ’00

Lucy M. Marshall

Lisa A. Garcia

Brett M. Johnson, MBA ’05

Karen L. Martin

Jim A. Gash, JD ’93

Grant W. Johnson, ’96

Anna Maria Matteucci, ’85

Don Gaspar, MBA ’03

John M. Jones

Nina Matthies

Dirk I. Gates, MBA ’90

Wallace B. Jones, ’64

Faye W. McClure

G. Farrell Gean

Karen Kappus

Jennifer G. McGoldrick, ’67

David E. Gibson

Harold L. Karpman

Tami McKelvy

James R. Gibson, ’58

Loretta M. Katch, ’85

John C. McLaren, MBA ’80

Patricia M. Gibson, ’71, MA ’74, MBA ’84

Robert J. Katch, ’84, MBA ’91

Claudette S. McLinn, MS ’83, EdD ’06

Rick M. Gibson, MBA ’09

Afshin Kateb, MBA ’97

John F. McManus

Alan N. Goldberg, JD ’83

Brenda Kitchen

Michael McVey

Christine Chambers Goodman

Douglas W. Kmiec

Matthew J. Midura, ’97, MA ’05

Robert Grayeli, ’01

Kristine S. Knaplund

Anthony Miller, JD ’77

Beth Graziadio

Charlene C. Koonce, JD ’91

John D. Miller

G. Louis Graziadio III

Kenneth T. Koonce, Jr., JD ’89

Steve Milovich, MBA ’99

Kevin Groves

Thomas J. Kraus, JD ’83

Virginia F. Milstead, JD ’04

Marian W. Guirguis, MBA ’05

Jeffrey L. Krivis

John G. Mooney

Phillip A. Gustafson

Chong G. Kum, MBA ’79

Robert J. Morris, Jr., ’97

Marilyn J. Hacker

Renee Kumetz

Michael H. Murrie

Roy E. Hacker

Carole Kushmaul

Chuck C. Nam

Stephen N. Hackett, ’80

William E. Kushmaul

Grant S. Nelson

Spencer T. Hardman, MBA ’08

Samuel Carl Lagana

Giuseppe Nespoli II, ’04

Scott Harris

Carol L. Larsen

David J. Newacheck, JD ’79

Alvina M. Harrison-Wells, MA ’78

Edward J. Larson

Richard G. Newman

Susan Edgar Helm

Emily Lemley, ’67

Chad L. Norton, MBA ’94

David C. Hendler, MBA ’85

Steven S. Lemley, ’66, MA ’70

Gregory L. Ogden

Rosalyn S. Heyman

Wesley R. Lind, MBA ’87

Tetsuya O’Hara, MBA ’08

Danielle L. Hickman, JD ’97

Steve Love

Jeanie O’Laughlin

S. Keith Hinkle, JD ’97

Autumn B. Luscinski, MS ’05

John K. Paglia

Janet E. Holstrom

JoAnn MacDonell

Lynda Palmer, MBA ’91

Connie B. Horton, ’82

Capri W. Maddox, JD ’01

Christer N. Palsson, MBA ’75

Jeffrey D. Huckaby

Farzin Madjidi, MBA ’88, EdD ’91

John W. Payson, ’66

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Medallion associates Richard M. Peterson, MDR ’01, LLM ’06

Claudia B. Sangster, ’76

Michael E. Truschke, ’90, MBA ’03

Dawn R. Pettersen, ’88

Regan H. Schaffer, MA ’93, EdD ’02

Glenn E. Turner III, JD ’80

Phil E. Phillips, ’88, JD ’92

Samuel D. Schmidt, ’86, MBA ’87

Ray M. Valadez, MBA ’91, EdD ’06

Stephen C. Pile, MS ’88

June H. Schmieder-Ramirez

Janice A. Pinkowski

Justin Schneider, ’03, MA ’04

Alfred A. Plamann

Leslie L. Seah

Curt A. Portzel, ’92

Edward P. Shafranske

Edna F. Powell, MDR ’98

John G. Shearer

Randall E. Racich

Margaret A. Sheppard

Carson P. Radke, ’12

Michael L. Sims

Charity Wallace, ’97

David L. Ralph, ’68, MBA ’69

Donald K. Skinner, MBA ’89

Jeff Warne

Anna L. Ramirez, MA ’01

Patricia Sloan, ’87

Robin L. Washington, MBA ’95

John D. Rauschkolb, ’83

Bradley A. Smith, ’89

Kenneth E. Waters ’72, MA ’74, MA ’77

Lucy Rawlins

David M. Smith

Cedric L. Watkins II, MBA ’80

Rick Rawlins

Kristen F. Smith, ’88, MA ’96

John G. Watson, ’72, MA ’75

Morgan H. Rector

Terri Smith-Lum

Alita E. Rethmeyer, EdD ’88

Jennifer Snitko, ’98, JD ’02

Kent B. Rhodes, EdD ’90

Paul Snitko

Ken K. Rice, EdD ’86

Gabriella A. Soroldoni, MBA ’80

Carol Richards

Jen Spaziano, JD ’95

Ira Ritter

Ron Speers

Peter Robinson

Rosa Mercado Spivey

Kelvin W. Williams, JD ’92

Carolyn T. Rodionoff

Eric R. Stucky

Michael L. Williams

Hans Rodionoff

Al Sturgeon, JD ’11

Britta Wilson-Uter, MBA ’92

Nick I. Rodionoff

Danni Sun, MBA ’99

Minda S. Wilson

Shirley A. Roper, ’67, MA ’95

Susan A. Sutherland, MS ’00

Alexander H. Winnick, JD ’05

Kay Rosen

Joseph W. Szokol, JD ’86

Barry L. Wolfe

Bernt J. Rosli, MBA ’89

Atul Tandon

Jay H. Rubenstein, ’77

Brett D. Tattersall, ’06

Ronald Rus, JD ’75

Elliott Taylor, ’12

Jason E. Russell, JD ’97

Robert W. Thom

Constantino Salios, Jr.

Kanet Welch Thomas

Henry F. Salvatori

David E. Tiner

Sepand Samzadeh, MBA ’03

Keith A. Tobias

Terry Young

Dan J. Sanders, MBA ’10

Maribeth Towers, MIB ’95

Ziegfred Young, MS ’83, EdD ’88

Adam R. Sandler

Michael J. Treu, ’86

Michael R. Zakian

Araceli R. Vargas, MS ’89 Mary Ellen Villar Robert V. Villar Frank A. Visco Carrie R. Wall, ’87

John J. Webb, MBA ’83 E. Nicole White, BSM ’94, MBA ’96 Jordan P. Wiggins, MBA ’98 Deanna M. Wile Helen E. Williams

Mireille Wolfe Charles K. Wolhaupter, ’79 Marilyn S. Wright, MA ’89, PsyD ’95

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Gary C. Yomantas, MBA ’81 Patricia L. Yomantas

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner

MEMBERS CIRCLE Strengthening Lives for Purpose, Service, and Leadership Michael G. Aamodt, ’78

Thomas S. Asbury

Robert Beaman

Lawrence F. Abbott

Susan J. Ash, ’00

Adam Beamish, ’04

John S. Adams, JD ’88

Karen A. Ashby

Robert L. Bean, JD ’68

Pam Adams

R. Scott Ashby

Marcus Beck

Terry Adamson

Jerome D. Ashford

Robert L. Beck

Ronald A. Adelhelm

Stephanie Atwill-Rocco

Chet Beiler, ’87

David B. Adrian, ’90

Lawrence S. Awbrey

Sherice L. Bellamy, BSM ’01

George W. Agnor

Sasha C. Ayloush

Karen F. Bender, ’80, MBA ’83

Judy Ahl, MBA ’07

William H. Ayres

Christopher J. Bennett, ’98

Ari M. Ahola, MBA ’13

James S. Azadian, JD ’01

Andrew K. Benton

David O. Aker, MBA ’83

Charles W. Babcock

Debby S. Benton

John H. Alban

Michael A. Backstrom, ’97

Randy Bergstedt, ’89

Sheila Albert

Leonard L. Bade II, MS ’10

Heidi A. Bernard, ’85

Gloria B. Alesso

Taylor J. Baehr, ’10

Deborah Dean Beyer, ’87

Brooke A. Allen

Seda Baghdasarian

Timothy R. Bice

Larry Allen

Kevin H. Baines

Andy S. Bielanski

Juliet M. Allup, ’04, MPP ’06

William Anthony Baird, ’94, JD ’97

Miray Bik

Myra Alvarado

Marvin Baisden

Kevin Bird

Ramzan Amiri, MBA ’13

Nubar N. Balasanyan

Daniel S. Bishop

David L. Anawalt

Joseph G. Balice, JD ’06

Christopher D. Blackwell, ’84

Dale C. Anderson

Mark G. Ball

Anne B. Blackwood

Robert Anderson

Bernadette J. Barber, MS ’11

William H. Bleuel

Rusty Anderson

Jean Bardgette

Jonathan L. Block, ’88

Steven S. Anderson

Catherine Bardwil

Camille G. Boatwright

Todd R. Anderson, MBA ’00

Steven Bardwil

Roberta Bogie

Gary R. Andrews, Jr., ’03

Kristen N. Basie, JD ’06

Brad R. Bohrer, JD ’93

Frank P. Angel

Jonathan E. Bates, MS ’07

Matthew Borenzweig

Mark Armfield

Richard A. Bayer

Mickey Borofsky

Hasty Arnold, ’61, EdD ’85

Joan Bayston

Barry E. Borowitz, JD ’93

Victoria Arnold

Haig Bazoian

Paul A. Bost, ’02

Joy K. Asamen

Denise Beaman

Sheila K. Bost 54

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Members circle Thomas G. Bost

Alton G. Burkhalter, JD ’85

Donald E. Childress

Tom Botz

Donna J. Butcher

Jack Chue

Deborah Bourdon

Edwin C. Cahill, MA ’10

Rick Chumsae

David M. Bowman, MS ’98

Timothy J. Cahill

Dana E. Clark, ’93

Jeffrey S. Boyd, JD ’91

Thomas F. Caldwell III, JD ’05, MBA ’05

Daniel E. Clark II

Kevin C. Boyle, JD ’84

Alexandra D. Campana

Neal D. Clark, ’98

Christopher Boynton, ’75

Lori Cardle, MBA ’13

Steven P. Clarke

Jennifer L. Bradford, JD ’99

Jeralin R. Cardoso, JD ’07

Graeme Clifford

Ryan Bradford, BSM ’13

James A. Cardwell, Jr.

Don V. Cogman

Erin N. Brady, JD ’01

Rhonda Fleming Carlson

Amy N. Cohen

Frank Brady

Christopher V. Carlyle, JD ’93

Ellen Lee Cohen

Lisa Brady

Shannon M. Carlyle, JD ’93

Jeff Cohn

James M. Branchik, BSM ’12, MS ’13

Timothy P. Carr, JD ’03

Richard M. Coleman

Carl E. Brewer, BSM ’14

William J. Carrigan III, MBA ’01

Heather Collart, ’03, MBA ’07

Lorraine H. Brinton, ’60

Andrew I. Carrillo, BSM ’12, MBA ’13

Lorilyn D. Colleran, MBA ’96

Don L. Briscoe

Stan Carroll, ’64

Raymond H. Collier

John C. Brittain, MBA ’83

Ardis A. Carroll, ’66

Kimberly L. Collins

Joseph M. Brodner, JD ’91

Bradley T. Carter, ’06

Kirstin S. Collins

Cynthia L. Brody

Cassia K. Carter, ’06

Robert Converse

Jeffrey F. Brookman, ’72

Chris Carter

Jeff Cook, ’03, JD ’06

Monterey Brookman, ’70

Robert E. Carter, JD ’97

Miles R. Cooperman, JD ’75

Kathy Brooks

Kim S. Cary, EdD ’04

Ken Coplon

Anne Brostowicz

Charles P. Case, ’77

Nicholas J. Corjon, ’08

Lauren T. Broussard, ’05, MBA ’13

Tony W. Cason

Fiona E. Corrigan

Alan J. Brown, JD ’95

Gerald C. Catenacci

David J. Cotton, ’11, MBA ’11

Janice Rogers Brown

Sergio Celikel

Clark J. Cowan, ’77

William Brown

Cheryl M. Chadwick

William R. Cox, BSM ’73

Martin J. Brownstein

Alan P. Changala

Des Coyle

Kim Bubbs

Steven L. Chaparro

Kevin R. Crane, ’78

Lawrence J. Buckley, JD ’76

Zhe Chen

Jesse A. Cripps, Jr., ’97, JD ’02

Shawn D. Buckley, MBA ’12

Deidre B. Cheng, ’96, JD ’00

Donald W. Crocker

Sandra L. Bunn-Livingstone, JD ’91

Gene Cheng, ’96

Holly Culhane

John M. Burgess, MBA ’90

Julie A. Chesley

Bob Cunnion 55

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner members circle James M. Curtis, MBA ’00

Ariel A. Diego

Yvonne Esquerra-Bard

Ashley Cusato

Peter R. Dion-Kindem

Alex Etebari

Michael A. Cusumano, MBA ’94

Lewis D. DiPrima

Nate Ethell, ’08, MBA ’13

Berl D. Dahlstrom

Justin J. Dobrinski, ’03

Joseph Everett

John P. Dal Poggetto

Mary Jane Dolan

Brian D. Fahy, JD ’09

Matthew J. Dalton, ’96

Susan K. Dossett

Jessie J. Fahy, JD ’11

Tracy J. Dalton, JD ’97

Theodore S. Douglas

Bob Farrell

Farima Damavandi

John J. Doyle, JD ’96

Jill Farwell

Jane Damian

Clare Drobny

Daniella R. Feightner

Dudley S. Danoff

Diana M. Dron, JD ’78

F. Ronald Feinstein

Gary A. Darnell

Marilyn K. Dubas, ’66

Andrew S. Fenlon

Jeffrey A. Davis, MBA ’94

Lora Noble Dubin, ’84

Kasra H. Ferasat, MBA ’10

Richard K. Davis

Thomas G. Dubin, ’83

Bertram Fields

Richard L. Dawson, ’70

Chris Duininck

Lynn M. Finley-Davis

Sarah L. de Diego, JD ’05

Alexandra Dunphy

Chad J. Fischer, JD ’93

Daniel C. de Roulet, Sr.

Joe Dykstra

James F. Fitzpatrick, MBA ’05

Sallie A. Deacy

Robert M. Earl, MBA ’78

Stephen J. Fitzpatrick

Lucia C. Dean

Preston Easley, JD ’82

Bridget C. Fitzpatrick-Gjerdrum, JD ’05

Barton E. DeBolt, JD ’98

Kimberly Ebeling

Richard A. Flamminio

Bradley J. Dechter, MBA ’94

Matthew K. Ebeling ’99

Marcos B. Fleiderman

Jacquelin D. Dedona

Gabriel P. Egli, JD ’06

Erica Flores, MBA ’09

George B. DeHuff III

Albert Ehringer

Marielle F. Flowers, MBA ’13

Eddie Delbridge, ’90

Ann G. Ehringer

Susan A. Flowers

Carlos Dell’Acqua

Curtis S. Ekmark, JD ’92

Paul G. Flynn

Ryan H. Delson, ’10

Christopher W. Elliott, ’06

Matthew Fong II, ’02

Robert A. deMayo

Dean R. Ellis, ’91, MBA ’98

Donna S. Foster

Naicheng Deng, MPP ’14

Raymond C. Ellis, MS ’09

Valerie J. Foster-Hoffman

Jeffrey W. Denker

David G. Elmore

Stuart E. Frank, JD ’92

Joyce Ralphs Dennis

Eric M. English, JD ’05

Charles J. Franklin II, MBA ’02

Cheryl Derbyshire

Trisha J. English, JD ’05

Paul Franklin, ’83

Ani Dermenjian

Darrell G. Eriksen

Sylvia Franson, ’87

Carl Deutsch

Bill Ernst

William A. Free, ’51, MA ’58

Glenn Dexter

Gualberto C. Escudero, ’72

Grant M. Freeman, ’83

Tony Z. Dicostanzo, ’94

Clifford F. Eslinger, MBA ’81

Jack R. Frickel, BSM ’84

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Members circle Peter J. Frumkes

Anita Goswami, MBA ’95

Kerri Heath, EdD ’12

Carla L. Furuno, MBA ’12

Randon J. Grau, ’98

John C. Heid, MBA ’86

Tom Gabbard, ’77

Linda J. Graziano

Kim A. Helder

Michael B. Gacad

Larry Green

Kenneth D. Heller

Christine Galvin

Debra Greenfield, JD ’01

Brynn E. Henderson

Shreyas Gandhi, MBA ’98, EdD ’09

Darolyn G. Greenhut

Virginia Hensel

Jane A. Ganske

Michael E. Greenhut

Douglas W. Hensley, MBA ’00

John B. Garacochea, ’83, JD ’88

Birgitta Gregory

Randolph K. Herndon, Jr., JD ’09

Barry Garapedian

Elizabeth Grether

Karina Herold

Cesar Garcia, ’00

Steve W. Griesemer

Bruce Herschensohn

Randolph Gardiner, ’75

Paul J. Grisanti

Jeffrey Hewett

Cindy M. Garrett

Jodi L. Guber-Brufsky, MA ’98

Stephen R. Hewgley, ’78, MA ’02

Lisa M. Garrett, MBA ’13

Gunnar Gundersen, JD ’07

Anthony D. Hickman, MBA ’12

Riley J. Garrigan, MBA ’99, JD ’00

Derek Haacker, ’11

Thomas E. Higgins, MBA ’77

Frank Garvey

Greg K. Hafif, JD ’90

Peter W. Hilton, ’00

Charles J. Gaspar

Eric W. Hagen, ’92, JD ’97

Elizabeth M. Hinkle

Charlie W. Geiger, BSM ’85

Jerry A. Hager III, JD ’82

Rick S. Hirtensteiner, ’89

Patrick J. Geraghty, MBA ’92

Owen P. Hall, Jr.

Robert C. Hirtensteiner

Vince Gerardis

Stuart S. Hall

Daniel M. Hodes, JD ’81

Dennis S. Gertmenian, MBA ’86

Miwon Halt

Deborah L. Hoffman

Gordon P. Getty

Eric R. Hamilton

Jay Hoffman

Laurie A. Gibbs

Dorothy Hammond, ’03, MS ’10

Katherine W. Hoffman

Amberly B. Gil

Ashley Hanscom, ’98

Stefan F. Hofmeyer, MBA ’12

George F. Gilbert, MBA ’02

Susan M. Hardie

Ronald W. Holmes, MBA ’05

Daniel Gilbride, MBA ’94

Taylor S. Hardman, ’10

Patricia Anne Honey, ’92

Casey G. Gillam, ’05, MBA ’13

William Hardy

Chong Hee Hong

Alan V. Giuliani

Brandi Harleaux, MBA ’12

Rusty A. Hood, ’01

Thomas A. Glover

Nancy Ann Harris, ’57

Leah G. Hopkins, ’91

Ava Yvonne Gold

Richard J. Harris, JD ’77

Michael P. Hornbuckle, Jr., ’09

Neil Goldberg

Carl D. Hasting, JD ’82

Richard M. Horowitz, MBA ’74

Robert Goodloe, MBA ’14

Mary K. Hawkins

Christopher D. Hostetler

Don T. Goodwin, ’01, MBA ’08

Jon Hay

Stephen W. Hotchkiss, ’86

Andrew M. Gordon

Jeremiah S. Headrick

Zna Portlock Houston, ’84, JD ’87

Douglas F. Gordon, ’59, MBA ’69

George R. Hearst III, BSM ’77

Billy W. Howard, Jr.

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner members circle Marlynn Parada Howe, ’80, JD ’85, LLM ’03

Victoria Elizabeth Jozef, JD ’07, MDR ’13

Karen Kirk

Alex Hsu

Bruce M. Kahl, Jr., ’85

James P. Kirkley, JD ’03

B. Wayne Hughes, Jr.

Ian R. Kaiser

Robert L. Kirsten

Thomas G. Hulse, ’07

Matthew G. Kalish, ’05, MA ’10

Geliann Kitsigianis

Derek T. Hutchison, BSM ’13

Laura J. Kansteiner

Jon Klane

Scot J. Hutton, BSM ’11, MBA ’12

Lawrence Kao, ’02

Judith A. Kloner

Peter Y. Hwang

Angela M. Kappus, ’14

Milton Klorman

Sean M. Hylton, ’01

Alain M. Karaoglan, ’83

Matt Knabe, ’96

Ronald L. Iden

Lawrence Kasanoff

Katherine G. Knickerbocker, ’97

Gerhard Ihde

Conner V. Kashyap

K. Terry Koonce

Rosemarie Ihde

Miles P. Kashyap

Connie M. Kotzman, ’82

Michael Imber

Maureen F. Kasselmann

Shu Kou

Charles J. Irvin, ’04

Lee B. Kats

John Kovatch

Ryan D. Israel, JD ’02

Nayneet Kaur, BSM ’08, MBA ’13

Brandi Kowalski

Grace M. Jackson

Julie Kavner

Irena N. Kozhuharova

Heidi Jaeger

Theodore J. Keck

Kent D. Krabill, JD ’05

Robert T. Jahncke, MBA ’85

Gabrielle Keller

Candice J. Kraft

Amy Jampel

Patrick J. Kelly

Joshua D. Krebs, JD ’10

Arthur Janov

Roland T. Kelly, JD ’97

Gary Krisel

David C. Jenkins, ’05

Sean Kelly

Andrew T. Kubitz, MBA ’11

Diane A. Jenkins, MBA ’12

Jonathan T. Kemp, ’94, MBA ’07

Naomi Kunimune, ’95, MBA ’00

Michelle R. Jenkins

Susan H. Kempe

Denise Kuriger

Boyd F. Jensen II, JD ’79

Kimberly Jane Kern

Katherine J. Kyman

Becky Willingham Johnson

Sarah Kern

Thomas P. Lambert

Kenneth L. Johnson

Charles D. Kerns, MBA ’80

Bryan K. Lang, JD ’08

Ruth N. Johnson

Lawrence M. Ketchum, ’76

Mary G. H. Lang, JD ’08

Susie Johnson

Hassan Kheradmandan

Jason J. Lantgen, ’07

Andrew L. Johnston

David M. Kidd, MBA ’83

Jennifer Joy S. Lao

Eric A. Johnston, JD ’05

Eugene Y. Kim, BSM ’13

Jesus H. Lao

Barbara A. Jones, JD ’89

Youngsoo Kim

Douglas B. Large, JD ’75

Denecia A. Jones, MS ’12

Douglas L. Kindred, ’59

David Larson

Karyn L. Jones, ’99

John E. Kindt, Jr., ’80

John E. Larson, ’82

Rosemarie F. Jones, JD ’99

Kamron King, ’11

Peter B. Laubach

Ula Jones

Alan Kirk, ’10

Charlotte P. Law, MS ’11 58

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Members circle Ron L. Lawrence, ’82

Christine A. Maginn

David J. Merrill, JD ’96

Hung V. Le, ’87, MA ’03

Sean Patrick Mahoney, ’96

George Merritt

Robert M. Lea

Rishi Malakar

Kelly Meyer

Robert B. Leck III

Audrey L. Maness, JD ’07

Paul R. Meyer, ’97

Emery B. Ledger, JD ’98

Anthony P. Maniscalchi

Courtney E. Middleton, ’97

Jeffrey Lee

Adam J. Mankoff

Charlene K. Miller, MS ’07

Nona M. Lee, ’81

Dirk Manthey

Grant M. Miller, ’09

Ryan C. Lee, MS ’09

Lindi Marco

K. Nicole Miller, ’03, MA ’08

Marla Lefton

Lorie Marderosian

Cindy L. Miller-Perrin, ’84

Spencer Lehman

Richard Mark

Kim S. Millman, JD ’07

Donald W. Liebhart, ’51

Tim Marland

Monica Minden

Johnson B. Lightfoote, MBA ’89

Michael Marquart

Alexandra T. Mitchell

Hong Seh Lim, MBA ’95

Winifred J. Marquart

Cary L. Mitchell, ’76

Clara M. Lincoln, EdD ’90

Jeffrey M. Marsden

Kenneth B. Mitchell

Manrique A. Lino

Robert Martellacci, MA ’07

T. Nicholas Mitchell, MBA ’07

David Little

Marian A. Martin

David Moatazedi, MBA ’04

Emily Liu

Robin C. Martindale, ’89

Shafali H. Mody

Jeffrey C. Liu

Teo S. Martinez

James J. Moloney, JD ’94

Celeste E. Liversidge, JD ’95

David Marvin

John F. Monroe, ’79

Samuel G. Liversidge, JD ’05

Tami L. Marvin

Davis D. Moore, ’83

Yvonne M. Llewellyn, BSM ’80, MBA ’82

Brian L. Maryott

Eileen C. Moore, JD ’78

Douglas B. Lloyd, MBA ’80

Claire McCarty

Mike Moore

Barbara S. Lodge, JD ’86

John P. McCrory

Sandra F. Moore, ’81, MBA ’91, EdD ’07

Sheldon I. Lodmer

Debra McDermott-Palmieri

Rick Moos

Vi Logan

Barry P. McDonald

Randall P. Mora

Rodney B. Look, ’92

Ken McFarland, MBA ’87

Mark J. Morgan, MBA ’96

Linda M. LoRe, MBA ’12

James D. McGinley, JD ’91

John L. Moriarity

Cori Lowe

Anne Noelle McGinn

George E. Morris, Jr., JD ’11

Dennis W. Lowe, ’75, MBA ’77

Nancy L. McGinnis, JD ’85

Glenda H. Morris

Mary Luisi

Susan J. McKenna, ’87

Kelsey E. Morris, JD ’11

Rex N. MacAlpin

Tom Meade

Lawrence H. Morrison

Caroline MacDonald, MBA ’13

Sarah Yadira Medren, BSM ’13

Lynn Morrow, JD ’85

Julia MacDonald, JD ’13

Christopher A. Meissner

Anissa B. Morse, JD ’01

Lisa R. Machenberg

Laura S. Meissner

Daniel J. Morse, JD ’01 59

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner members circle Ennette Morton, MBA ’01, EdD ’13

Jerome Novak

Bobby P. Patsios

Russell Mosser

Robert R. Nutcher, ’93

Wesley Patterson

Fred Mouawad

Austin H. Oakes, ’07

William M. Patterson

Jermaine A. Mountain, MBA ’14

Melissa S. Oakes, JD ’10

Michael Ian Paul

Don N. Moy, ’81

Joseph A. O’Connell, JD ’05

Valerie A. Paul, EdD ’05

Marian E. Moyher, ’77

Regina Odian

John T. Payne

Robert S. Muckey, ’74, MS ’78

Budge Offer

John W. Payson, ’66

Jennifer S. Mullen

Robert J. Ogden, MBA ’88

David Pechman

John Muller

Gabe Oghenekohwo, BSM ’13

Evelyn K. Pentikis

Ron Munro

S. Christian Oh, ’02

Nicholas Percival

Garland D. Murphy IV, JD ’05

Patrick J. O’Hara, JD ’07

Katie T. Percy-Hakim, ’09

Kyle C. Murphy, BSM ’04, MBA ’05

Heather Olsen

Bryan Pereboom, JD ’12

Mike M. Mustafoglu

Stephanie R. Olson, ’91

Monica M. Perkal, ’96

Marsha J. Naegeli-Moody

Barbara O’Neill-Ferris

Frank Perna, Jr.

Lillian N. Nall

Brian Oppenheimer

L. Timothy Perrin

Geoffrey M. Nathanson

Karen G. Orefice

Robin D. Perrin, ’81

Margo C. Neal

Mordechai Orian

Lisa E. Perrine, MBA ’92, EdD ’13

William A. Nebeker, JD ’76

Warren S. Orlando

Jeannine Perriseau

Michael C. Neff, ’83

Tracy S. Oshiro

Richard W. Pershing, ’50

Harry R. Nelson, ’50

Michael Osterman

Karen A. Persichitte

Mark C. Neuner

Michael D. O’Sullivan, MS ’74, EdD ’87

Jimi Petulla

Robyn Y. Newman

Marilyn O’Toole

William Pfeiffer

Grant W. Newton

David G. Otte, ’99

Sean Michael Phillips, ’07, MS ’11

Shelly R. Ngo, ’93

Gregory M. Outcalt, ’84

Shannon M. Phillips

Jennifer A. Nicandros

Geoff Palmer, JD ’75

Brian J. Philpott, JD ’05

Steve C. Nicandros

Gina Paone, MS ’11

Cecile E. Pickford

Brian R. Nicholls

Christopher W. Parkening

Linda Pieper

John M. Nichols, ’92

Jeffrey L. Parks, BSM ’95

Sarah T. Pierce, MBA ’13

Bonny S. Nickle, EdD ’94

Thunder J. Parley, ’01

Faye S. Pinkett, MP ’76

John F. Nickoll

Thomas C. Pasinger, MBA ’07

Steven Potts, JD ’82

Leah M. Niehaus, ’97

Shari L. Pasley

Patrick E. Powers, Jr.

Justin T. Nimergood, MS ’13

Hemant R. Patel, MBA ’97

Allen B. Prager

Jennifer Nitzkowski, ’94

Jason H. Pates, ’95, MPP ’99

Elise J. Preston-Mallory, MBA ’98

Frank G. Novak

Katherine Patrick

R. Craig Price, JD ’80 60

39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Members circle Sheri L. Price, JD ’80

Lauren A. Rico, JD ’09

Deborah Russell

Dennis Principe

Paul S. Roberts

Gregory G. Ruth

Pierre-Richard Prosper, JD ’89

Marianne Robertson, ’97

Alan Ruzicka

Brenda Puckett

Richard T. Robertson

David M. Ryan

Catherine D. Purcell, JD ’85

Kenneth J. Robinson

Jack Ryan

Thomas J. Purcell, JD ’79

Rachel Roderick-Jones

Robert J. Ryan, JD ’85

Michael A. Racine, JD ’05

Stephanie J. Rodgers, BSM ’10, MBA ’13

Angela Ryckman

Javan N. Rad, JD ’00

John Rodrigue

Joseph M. Sabbagh

Andrea K. Rader

Daniel A. Rodriguez, ’78, MA ’81

Manisha S. Sabnani, MBA ’93

Robert P. Radnoti

Francisco N. Rodriguez

Dennis A. Samuels, MBA ’13

Jonathan R. Rahaeuser, ’13

Steve J. Rodriguez, ’01, MA ’03

Robert H. Sanders

Lucy Ralphs

John Roesler

Salvador Sanders, JD ’73

Sonia Messer Randazzo

Brian T. Rogers

Fred Sands

Hans Ravenborg

Laura Rogers

Sherry L. Scanza

Mark H. Rayder

Bruce Rognlien

Karen Schetter

M. Isabel Real, BSM ’13

Susan Rogol

R. R. Schreiber

Gregory A. Rechtsteiner, ’96

Tracy M. Rolston

Terry A. Schroeder, ’81

Hilary S. Reed, JD ’04

Michael Romine, ’01

David Schultz

Phyllis Reed

Debby R. Rondell

Steven Schultz

Elizabeth A. Reeder, ’10

Robert K. Roney

Allison Schwalb

Diane E. Reilly, ’58

Sean M. Rooney, ’05

Aril Scott

Marilyn L. Reilly, ’56

Robert T. Rose, MBA ’76

Kathleen L. Scott

Paul H. Reim, ’83

Ellen M. Rosenbery

Emily Scott-Lowe, ’76

Bonnie Reiss

Dolores Ross

Teresa M. Seabert

Beatrice Lucarelli Restifo

Pier L. Rossi

Jay Sears

John R. Rettberg, ’59

Stacy A. Rothberg

Samuel A. Seelig

George A. Reyes

Alan G. Rottman

William F. Seghy, ’69

David M. Rhoades, ’85

Jennifer Groninger Rough, JD ’99

Lory Selby

Thomas Rice, JD ’99

Rick Rubin

Art Serote

Emily Richardson, ’08

William T. Rudd

Janice Serote

Paul O. Richins, MBA ’89

Stuart W. Rudnick

Sarah Seyedgavadi, MBA ’12

Betty A. Richli, JD ’77

Delbert C. Rudy

Carol Shadrick, BSM ’91, MDR ’03

Clarence L. Richmond

Charles B. Runnels

David Shaheen

A. Douglas Rickard, ’63

Carolyn A. Russell, ’89

Robert A. Shain

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner members circle Melissa W. Shanahan

Daniel Stark

Marjorie A. Terner, JD ’94

Jeremy M. Shatzer, JD ’09

Kevin D. Steele, ’81

Teshale Tesfaye

Scot E. Sheldon, JD ’79

Mrs. Joseph H. Stein, Jr.

Sandra D. Thacker

Meisha R Sherman, MBA ’05

Gerald J. Steinberg

Gary A. Thornton, JD ’82

Richard Sherman

Craig M. Stenberg, ’92

John E. Tiedt, JD ’87

Don L. Shores

Lisa S. Stern, JD ’83

Darryl L. Tippens

Daniel W. Shows

John F. Stevenson, MBA ’89

George J. Toberman

Elan Shukartsi

Stephen M. Stewart

Deborah L. Tolbert, MA ’89

Michael L. Shultz

Eric T. Stoen, ’93

Aaron Toledo

Nicholas Shurgot

Patricia Stoliar

Jilly Toll, ’93

Sharon Siegel

Hilary S. Strain, ’93

Doris Matson Tomlin, ’52

Gene Sigal

Michael Strange

Reyes R. Topete

Iain Silverthorne, MBA ’07

Sherry L. Stringfield

Gregory D. Totten, JD ’82

Brian J. Sininger

Steve D. Sturdivant

Mai-Lien D. Tran, BSM ’06

Jennifer F. Sittel

Jason T. Sturgis, ’97

Paul H. Tran, MBA ’12

Richard J. Sittel

Jill Sugar

Mark W. Travis

Richard G. Skophammer, ’76

Nancy Suminski

Michael D. Trent, ’88, MBA ’94

Olena Skrypets

Robert J. Sutton

Thomas J. Trimble

Connie Slade

David L. Swain

Patsie Lovell Trowbridge, ’52, MA ’55

Deborah Smerecnik

Dominique Swain

George H. Tumas, MS ’98

Harold R. Smethills, Sr.

Angela Swan

Debra L. Ulrich

Ellie Smith

June Sweeney

Renee M. Ung

Meghann Smith, ’12

Mary Tabata, MBA ’13

Athena E. Ushana

Pamela D. Smith, ’00

Edward Tagliaferri

Dimeil Ushana, ’09, MBA ’13

James E. Smythe, ’45

Tomoyoshi Takahashi, ’88

Beaver Valenzuela

Karen S. Snyder, PsyD ’00

Charles C. Tang, MBA ’88

David A. Van Horn

Jamin S. Soderstrom, ’02, JD ’08

Mehran Taslimi

Matthew D. Vandermyde, JD ’07

Kester L. Spindler, JD ’99

Heather Tayloe

Demos Vardiabasis

Reuben A. Spivey

A. Paul Taylor, Jr.

Nancy Vartapetova

Michael Sprague, ’04

Karin S. Taylor, ’87, MS ’02

Daniele Ventaglio, MS ’13

Margaret Athon Squaires, ’58

N. Denise Taylor, JD ’81

Laura M. Verklan-Armstrong

Jeffrey S. Staab

Tom Teague

Jonathan S. Vick, ’82, JD ’86

Robert W. Staats

John W. Teets, JD ’80

Oleg Vidov

Brian Stack

Andrea Tennant-Hall

Mark Z. Villalovos, MBA ’08

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39th annual pepperdine Associates Dinner Members circle Charlene Ngo Vizcarra, ’88

Gary L. Wilcox

Robert W. Zima

Jocelyn Cady Vortmann

Kerri Wilder

David R. Zimmerman

John Wagner

Frederick J. Wilkens

Paul K. Zimmerman

Matthew E. Wallace, ’07

Paul Taylor Wilkes, ’91

Christa C. Zofcin, ’97, MBA ’00, JD ’01

Rick Wallace, ’79

Gerald Williams

Art Zoloth

William D. Walner, EdD ’00

J. Matt Williams, JD ’10

Marie D. Zweig

Beti Ward

J. McDonald Williams

Tim J. Ward

Lynn A. Williams

Janis Black Warner

Nicole J. Williams, MBA ’10

Edward W. Warren

Michelle C. Williamson

Luann Warren-Sohlberg

Wayne L. Williamson, MBA ’76

Stasia Washington, MBA ’13

Thea W. Wilshire, ’87

C. Cody Waters, ’03

Eric A. Wilson, ’03

John Watkin

Joanne G. Wilson

William J. Watkins, ’62, EdD ’87

Leslie E. Wilson, ’83

Janet H. Weber

Mayra L. Wilson, ’88

Joel Weber

Michael Wilson

James Webster

Peter S. Winfield, MBA ’94

Marie D. Webster, MBA ’85

John M. Winslow, MBA ’92

David I. Weil

Frederic D. Winters, ’04

Burton Weiss

Brian Woelfle

Douglas Weitman

Bambi L. Wojciechowski, MBA ’13

Victoria V. Weston

Deborah H. Wong

Jennifer Westpfahl, MBA ’13

Henry K. Workman, Jr.

Marie L. Wexler

John R. Workman

Kelly M. Whiteside, MS ’13

Christopher G. Worley, MS ’85

Rose Whitlock

Kevin A. Wright, ’96

Judith B. Whittinghill

Scott Yamamoto, MBA ’12

Heidi M. Wick

Suzette Yamani

Clifford B. Wickham, MBA ’89

Linda M. Yannetty

Connie Wieczorek

Stephen Yeoh, MBA ’11

Daniel G. Wieczorek

Annie K. Yih

Duncan S. Wigg

Aaron Young, MBA ’13

Gail MacLean Wilburn, MA ’05

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e are honored to serve as dinner chairs for this milestone evening as we gather to celebrate the incredible accomplishments of the Campaign for Pepperdine and look forward to the possibilities of tomorrow. —Sharon and Terry Mullin

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epperdine is a Harilela family tradition, providing meaningful living and learning experiences for students from every corner of the world.

We are proud to support the progress of this remarkable institution that has had a profound impact on our lives. Congratulations to President Benton and the entire University community for the extraordinary success of the Campaign for Pepperdine. —Hari and Padma Harilela

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We All Succeed Congratulations to the Pepperdine community for a successful fundraising campaign. We recognize you work tirelessly to create a learning environment that provides students, not only with the best academic programs possible, but also with a strong spiritual foundation that helps prepare them for a life of purpose, service and leadership.

We are proud to have the opportunity to continue the legacy at Pepperdine that our parents began many years ago.

Mary Lou Graziadio-Area & Jack Area Alida & Stevan Calvillo Louis & Beth Graziadio

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ongratulations Pepperdine University on completing this campaign. May we find that this effort plants trees for many future generations of Waves to sit under­—empowering them to lives of purpose, service, and leadership.

— The Lewis Family

Deanne (’84), John (’83), Tim (’10), Mindy (Class of 2015)

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ngaging students, empowering leaders, and changing lives, Pepperdine has continued to set the highest standards for excellence since its founding in 1937.

Thank you for leading the way in higher education and meeting the challenges of today. —Bill and Nancy Mortensen

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hank you, Pepperdine, for your positive influence on the lives of our youth. —Dorothy Straus

Thanks to the dedicated members of our Pepperdine Ambassadors Council and their advisor Nicole Ashby Miller for serving the University community with pride and enthusiasm.

Your leadership, teamwork, and devotion to Pepperdine’s mission inspire us all!

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” —Nelson Mandela Thanks to Pepperdine for preparing young lives for purpose and changing the world one student at a time.

—Diane Reilly (’58)

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he success of the Campaign for Pepperdine will continue to have a meaningful impact on the University’s academic stature and global influence for years to come.

Congratulations on a tremendous accomplishment.

—Brigitte and Jose (’77) Collazo

hanks to School of Law Dean Emeritus Ronald F. Phillips for his leadership, support, and unwavering commitment to Pepperdine and its students.

We are blessed to call him friend.

—The Wierda Family

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udos to the Campaign for Pepperdine team for exceeding the $450 million goal!

The campaign’s transformative impact on the lives of our students will continue for many years to come.

—Susan (EdD ’86) and Don Rice

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—The Ayloush and Ullrich Families

VSP Global and its Office of the General Counsel applauds the many successes of the Campaign for Pepperdine.

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reat accomplishments begin as great expectations. Congratulations to Pepperdine faculty and coaches for casting a bold vision and working diligently to make it happen.

GO WAVES! —Lou and Kathy Colombano

ongratulations on the successful completion of the Campaign for Pepperdine!

We are proud of Pepperdine’s tradition of athletic excellence and thankful for the many ways the campaign has supported our dedicated Waves teams.

—Nabil and Camelia Barsoum

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y strengthening resources for scholarship, innovation, and service, the campaign has ensured a world-class education for all Pepperdine students.

—Kimberly and Don Lindley

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—George Pepperdine ((( s active members of the Pepperdine community, we proudly serve alongside faculty, staff, parents, and fellow alumni to advance the mission of the University.

—Patricia (’87, MBA ’93) and Brad (’88) Starkey

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We celebrate the Campaign for Pepperdine’s success as Pepperdine Associates and faithful fans!

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e are proud to support Pepperdine University and the unlimited potential of its students.

—Kimberly and Michael Okabayashi

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Jacqueline and A. Ronald (’62, MBA ’67) Berryman

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e’re so proud of Pepperdine’s diverse student body, esteemed faculty, visionary leaders, and loyal alumni who are making a difference in the lives of others.

—Hunter and Elaine Keck

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he Moran Family Foundation wishes to congratulate Pepperdine University on its steadfast commitment to academic excellence and Christian values.

Our son Philip will graduate from Seaver College this May, and we are grateful for the many life-changing opportunities Pepperdine has provided to him—from an international studies experience to participating in cross country with Coach Radnoti.

he remarkable achievements of the campaign are a testament to the vision and character of Pepperdine’s leaders and the steadfast support of its alumni and friends.

—James (MBA ’85) and Lauren Harger

Many thanks, Darcey and Joe Moran

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— Twanna (MBA ’77) and Tim (MBA ’77) Rogers

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CHANGING LIVES Richard (Men’s Tennis 1972-76) and Gretchen Miller congratulate Pepperdine University for years of academic excellence and teaching students the importance of purpose, service, and leadership.

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Menu

Soup Jidori Farm Chicken Veloute, Black Truffle Butter, and Toasted Brioche

EntrĂŠe Mediterranean Sea Bass, Herbs Meuniere and Prime Filet Mignon, Porcini Mushroom Crust, Swiss Chard, Artichoke Puree, Oxtail Jus

Dessert Dark Chocolate Hazelnut Feuilletine, Milk Chocolate Chantilly, Chocolate Sauce, Fresh Seasonal Berries

Dinner Chairs SHARON AND TERRY MULLIN

Dinner Committee Karla and William Ahmanson Mary Lou and Jack Area Jo and Robert Barbera Paula and Ed Biggers Shirley and Pat Boone

Gloria and Glen Holden Patricia and Eff Martin Herbert V. Nootbaar Anne and Geoffrey (JD ’75) Palmer Carrol and R. Rex Parris

Noelle and James Burkey

Kristen and Timothy (’87) Phillips

Alida and Stevan Calvillo

Celeste and John Plueger

Jacqueline and Anthony Cappelli Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso Victoria Dean Julia Donzis Kalli O’Malley and Terry Giles (JD ’74) Diane and Guilford Glazer Beth and G. Louis Graziadio Padma and Hari Harilela Rosalyn S. Heyman Michelle (JD ’89) and Mark (JD ’88) Hiepler

Marilyn Puckett Laure Sudreau-Rippe (JD ’97) and Bill Rippe Kelly and Duane Roberts Tari (’76) and B. Joseph (’76) Rokus Amy Jo (’00) and Charles Runnels Bui (’96) and Herbert Simon Cary and William (’84) Singleton Marylyn (’58) and Neil Clark (’56) Warren Lisa Smith Wengler and Morten Wengler Helen M. Young (’39)

Our Mission

Pepperdine is a Christian university committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values, where students are strengthened for lives of purpose, service, and leadership.

39TH ANNUAL PEPPERDINE ASSOCIATES DINNER

Celebrating

39th Annual

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATES DINNER Saturday, January 24, 2015