Pepperdine Associates Dinner Program 2016

Navigating the Hero’s Journey

40th Annual Pepperdine Associates Dinner š Saturday, April 9, 2016

Dinner Chairs Blanche and Peter James Johnson, Jr.

Dinner Committee Mary (MA ’89) and Michael Adams Gloria and Glen Holden Mary Lou and Jack Area Deanne (’84) and John (’83) Lewis Paula and Ed Biggers Kimberly and Don Lindley Shirley and Pat Boone Nancy and Bill Mortensen Roma Downey and Mark Burnett Sharon and Terry Mullin Alida and Stevan Calvillo Jenny (’76) and Fred Ricker Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso Amy Jo (’00) and Charles Runnels Kalli O’Malley and Terry Giles (JD ’74) Jolene and George Schlatter Beth and Louis Graziadio Dee Anna (’86) and Arthur Smith Harilela Family

WELCOME S. Keith Hinkle (JD ’97) Senior Vice President for Advancement and Public Affairs

INVOCATION Lisa Capelli Bergstedt (’85, MBA ’90)

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE David G. Elmore

DINNER CHAIR GREETING Blanche and Peter James Johnson, Jr.

DINNER EVENING ENTERTAINMENT Pepperdine Pickups

FEATURED SPEAKER INTRODUCTION Stefan M. Holt (’09)

FEATURED SPEAKER Lester Holt Anchor, NBC Nightly News and Dateline

PRESIDENT’S REMARKS Andrew K. Benton President and CEO

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From the President

dysseus’ return from Troy. The adventures of Sir Lancelot.

The original Star Wars. These are the types of stories we associate with the “hero’s journey”—protagonists facing dangerous, even supernatural, challenges to become legend.

But the hero’s journey would never have become such a universal cultural motif if it hadn’t been relatable. Indeed, Joseph Campbell, who formulated the original theory of the heroic journey in his 1949 book The Hero with a Thousand Faces, describes the concept in terms many of us might recognize from the journeys in our own lives.

According to Campbell, the hero’s journey includes a “call to adventure,” in which he is invited into a strange and unfamiliar world. He endures harsh conditions and fearful challenges, a “road of trials,” on his way to achieving the great gift, or “boon”—one that often includes valuable new insight into himself. Then he must “return to the ordinary world,” and if his return is successful, he might share his gift—“the application of the boon”—to improve the world around him.

Many of our students come to Pepperdine out of a sense of calling. And while I hope nothing on our campus ever seems as awful as a gorgon or the Death Star, the journey toward earning a degree can be difficult. But when they achieve that goal, they attain life-changing insight, into both the outside world and their inner selves. And, hopefully, they use those gifts to live with purpose and make a positive difference.

Neither the fantastic journey nor the fruits at its end would be possible without you, our loyal community of Associates, alumni, and friends. You have taken journeys of your own, some beginning right here at Pepperdine, and by sharing the fruits of your endeavors with our students, faculty, and staff, you have set the stage for many victorious quests to come.

Tonight we share our boon with you. Thank you for joining us on Pepperdine’s journey.

ANDREW K. BENTON PRESIDENT AND CEO

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Lester Holt

here are few corners of the world Lester Holt has not yet touched in his 35-year career in journalism and—since joining the NBC News family in 2000—few major stories he has not covered. He anchored MSNBC’s daytime coverage of the 2000 presidential election, as well as the channel’s coverage of the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq. He was on the Gulf Coast for Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and returned five years later to cover the Deepwater Horizon oil spill. He went to Haiti in 2010 to report on the country’s devastating earthquake, to the streets of Cairo in 2011 covering the “Arab Spring” revolution, and to Japan that same year for a firsthand look at the aftermath of the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

Naturally, Lester has returned from these travels with plenty of stories to tell. He will share some of them tonight, unfolding how they add up to a larger, longer journey: his rise from country-music DJ to anchor of the most watched network evening newscast in the United States.

Born in Marin County, California, Lester attended high school and college in the Sacramento area. At Cordova High, he was the “Voice of the Lancers,” ending each of his morning PA announcements with, “You are up to date.” While still in high school, Lester got a part-time job at KRAK, a country radio station. “The only time I could land a full-time gig was if I was willing to report the news,” he remembers.

Lester’s journalism career began in 1981, starting a calling that would take him to the nation’s largest media markets in

New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. While anchoring the evening news for the CBS affiliate in Chicago, he won a 1990 Robert F. Kennedy Award for Excellence in Journalism for his contribution to a 48 Hours investigation into public housing.

By 2003 Lester had been named coanchor of Weekend Today on NBC while also appearing regularly on the network as fill-in anchor on Today. He became NBC Nightly News weekend anchor in 2007 and in February 2015 was tapped as interim anchor on the program; four months later, the network made Lester the permanent weekday anchor of its flagship evening newscast.

Lester’s career hasn’t been exclusively hard news. He reported for NBC Sports on the Olympic Games in Athens, Torino, Beijing, Vancouver, and London and has hosted documentaries on the History Channel and SyFy. He has even had cameos in the films The Fugitive and Primal Fear and on the sitcom 30 Rock.

Lester’s most important roles, however, are husband to Carol Hagen-Holt and father to two sons, Stefan and Cameron. For elder son Stefan, a 2009 Pepperdine graduate, Lester is also a career role model and, soon, a coworker. This month Stefan begins anchoring the afternoon news for NBC’s New York affiliate, airing from the same 30 Rockefeller Plaza headquarters where Lester is the face of NBC Nightly News. “So proud of you, kid,” Lester tweeted when the news was announced.

“First lunch in 30 Rock commissary is on me.”

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Evening Sponsors PLATINUM SPONSORS Tina and Rick (JD ’83) Caruso Blanche and Peter James Johnson, Jr.

SILVER SPONSORS The Graziadio Family Gloria and Glen Holden Deanne (’84) and John (’83) Lewis Nancy and Bill Mortensen Bui Simon (’96) Dorothy B. Straus

BRONZE SPONSORS Tove and Albert Boyajian Diane E. Reilly (’58) Cynthia and David Stanchak

SAPPHIRE SPONSORS Camelia and Nabil Barsoum Kathy and Lou Colombano

TOPAZ SPONSORS Anna and David Anawalt Stephanie and William (MBA ’81) Beazley Jacqueline and A. Ronald (’62, MBA ’67) Berryman Paula and Ed Biggers Christine (’90) and Bill (’88) Grimm Keri and Dennis (’65) Lewis

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The George Pepperdine Society was established to recognize those special friends who have made monumental commitments to the University during their lifetimes.

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2016 Honorees 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.

CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY Kathy (MA ’02) and John Danhakl

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE Brenden Mann Foundation

Kymberly and George Rapier

Rita and Dale (’64) Brown

Helen and Warren Talbot

Janet E. Kerr (’75, JD ’78)

BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Salma F. Dajani and Ali H. Alireza (MBA ’86)

Donna F. Tuttle Elmore and David G. Elmore

Alfred Raisters (MBA ’73)

Linda and Don (MBA ’86) Bailey

LisaKay Epstein

Mary and Hugh (MBA ’82) Rose

Banc of California

Friends of Golf

Cheryl and Jeff Stibel

Roma Downey and Mark Burnett

Fuller Theological Seminary Thrive Center

Brian M. Thomason

Julie and James Cardwell

Holly and Thomas Gores

Janie and Victor (MBA ’86) Tsao

Amy (’98) and Chris (’98, MDiv ’02) Doran

Kimber L. Maderazzo (MBA ’10)

Jean and Edward Wedbush

Barbara and Gregory Ellena

Dana and Harold (JD ’92) Manning

SUSTAINING CIRCLE The Ahmanson Foundation

Marilyn and Edwin (MA ’57, MP ’77) Follick

Howard Privett

AT&T

Lilly Endowment Inc.

Marilyn Puckett

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Geoffrey H. Palmer (JD ’75)

Bui Simon (’96)

Joan and Robert Cummins

Carrol and R. Rex Parris

Lisa Smith Wengler

Fletcher Jones Foundation

Celeste and John Plueger

William E. Simon Foundation, Inc.

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MEET THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE

GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE

Kathy (MA ’02) and John Danhakl

Brenden Mann Foundation

Rita and Dale (’64) Brown

Alumna Kathy Danhakl and her husband, John, have given generously through the Danhakl Family Foundation to support and establish a variety of GSEP programs, including an endowed scholarship, the Lifelong Learning Endowed Fund, and the Distinguished Visiting Professor in Global Leadership and Change. Trustee of her family’s foundation, Kathy was honored with the Graduate School’s Excellence in Leadership Award last November. John is a managing partner at Leonard Green & Partners, a private equity firm in Los Angeles. Residents of Pacific Palisades, Kathy and John are committed to supporting educational programs that enrich lives and strengthen community.

Pepperdine is grateful to the Danhakls for their continued generosity and confidence in our students.

We salute Johnny Brenden, president of the Brenden Mann Foundation and CEO of the Brenden Theatre Corporation, as he continues a family tradition of partnership with Pepperdine University. Johnny’s grandfather, Ted Mann, an entrepreneur and movie theatre magnate, was a member of Pepperdine’s Founding 400, and received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Seaver College in 1989. His sister, Blythe Brenden (’90), is a Seaver College alumna. The Brenden Mann Foundation, established by Ted Mann and continued by his children and grandchildren, has generously supported Pepperdine’s Institute for Entertainment, Media, and Culture, as well as the Brenden Mann Israel Internship program at the Glazer Institute for Jewish Studies.

Dale and Rita Brown, celebrating more than 50 years of marriage, met at Pepperdine College. Residents of Midland, Texas, they are advisory board members and faithful supporters of the Boone Center for the Family, 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 teaches women’s classes, seminars, and retreats. A special joy is their involvement in the lives of their six children, twenty-six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

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CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE

Janet E. Kerr (’75, JD ’78)

Kymberly and George Rapier

Helen and Warren Talbot

During a 30-year teaching career at the Pepperdine School of Law, Professor Emeritus Janet Kerr was named both a Luckman Distinguished Teaching Fellow and Sudreau-Rippe Endowed Chair, was founding director of the Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law, and served as associate dean. Janet is also a nationally recognized author, lecturer, and consultant and serves on the boards of numerous public and private corporations such as La-Z-Boy, AppFolio, Fidelity National Financial, and Tilly’s. We applaud her for giving generously, and with her new appointment as vice chancellor, we look forward to her continued inspiration and leadership benefiting our worldwide Pepperdine family.

Three years ago, the town of Oakridge, Oregon (population 3,207), welcomed two new residents. What the town didn’t know was that the newcomers were George Rapier, founder, chairman, and CEO of WellMed Medical Management, and his wife, Kym, who were in town to shoot an episode of ABC’s Secret Millionaire. By the end of their stay in Oakridge, the Rapiers had given more than $1.3 million to civic organizations and individual residents. The show, however, represents just one of many philanthropic efforts the Rapiers have supported, including juvenile diabetes research, the Morgan’s Wonderland specialneeds amusement park in San Antonio, and now student scholarships at Pepperdine.

Through a generous estate gift, the late Warren and Helen Talbot have ensured a lasting legacy at Pepperdine. Warren, a proud veteran of the United States Air Force, was an engineer by profession; Helen, a devoted wife and mother, served in various management and sales positions throughout her life. Longtime Southern California residents, their initial involvement with the University began in 2000 when they established a charitable remainder unitrust. Attracted to Pepperdine’s Christian mission and commitment to academic excellence, the Talbots joined our distinguished roster of benefactors. We are proud to honor their memory this evening by elevating their status in the George Pepperdine Society to Chancellor’s Circle members.

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

Salma F. Dajani and Ali H. Alireza (MBA ’86)

Linda and Don (MBA ’86) Bailey

Banc of California

Distinguished Graziadio alumnus Ali Alireza is the managing director of Haji Husein Alireza & Company Ltd. (HHA) in Saudi Arabia, the exclusive nationwide importer and distributor for a variety of motor vehicle companies. In addition to his leadership role at HHA, he serves as board chair for Gulf One Investment Bank B.S.C., as well as chair of National Computer Systems Company. Supporting a wide range of charitable causes, Ali is a member of the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund Board and the Graziadio Board of Visitors. Pepperdine is pleased to acknowledge Ali and Salma for giving generously to strategic student-serving initiatives at the Graziadio School through the Dean’s Excellence Fund.

Graziadio School students and faculty know Don as a Senior Fellow in Entrepreneurship and generous benefactor to the Graziadio Fund and Entrepreneur in Residence program. He was also the school’s 2015 Distinguished Alumnus Award recipient, a distinction he earned after successful stints as CEO of Questcor Pharmaceuticals and Comarco Inc., as well as service on numerous corporate boards. Both Pepperdine and charitable giving are traditions in the Bailey family; Don and Linda’s daughter Kirsten earned her MBA at the Graziadio School in 2003, and their three children, along with seven grandchildren, help manage the family’s A Little Help Foundation, which supports health, education, and after-school initiatives for children and teens throughout Southern California.

Banc of California’s mission is dedicated to empowering California’s diverse private businesses, entrepreneurs, and communities. Founded in 2010 by a small group of Southern California’s leading business owners and investors, it’s a bank committed to investing in California, lending more than one dollar for each dollar of deposits. It’s no wonder, then, that this bank, with the support of chairman, president, and CEO Steven A. Sugarman, has partnered with the University to support the Pepperdine Microenterprise Program—a powerful initiative that helps underprivileged members of the Los Angeles community find gainful employment and launch micro-businesses. Pepperdine applauds Banc of California for its generous commitment to social entrepreneurship and community development.

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

Roma Downey and Mark Burnett

Julie and James Cardwell

Amy (’98) and Chris (’98, MDiv ’02) Doran

You probably know Roma as the star of CBS’ Touched By An Angel and Mark as the Emmy-winning producer of such hit shows as Survivor, The Apprentice, and The Voice. Mark was also named one of the world’s most influential people by Time magazine, and Roma is a successful producer, author, and philanthropist.

Together they graced Pepperdine with their presence as emcees for the Campaign for Pepperdine launch dinner in 2011, and they’ve been loyal ambassadors of the University, giving generously to support the Institute for Entertainment, Media, and Culture; the Saint John’s Bible project; and the School of Law. The University is proud to count such accomplished, caring people among its friends.

Jim and Julie Cardwell joined the Pepperdine family through their son, Trey, a junior at Seaver majoring in media and film production. Their generous support of the Seaver College Communication Division continues their long history of involvement in education.

The couple resides in El Paso, Texas, where Jim serves on the Board of Trustees at Lubbock Christian University and various committees at the University of Texas at El Paso and is an elder at Westside Church of Christ. He is also the president of C&R Distributing, a fuel/oil distribution company serving Texas and New Mexico. The University is grateful for the Cardwells’ investment in not only their son’s future, but the futures of many students to come.

Seaver College alumni Chris and Amy Doran first arrived as undergraduates on campus in 1994 and have remained involved with their alma mater ever since. Chris also earned his master’s degree at Seaver and is today an associate professor in Seaver’s Religion and Philosophy Division. Amy is an auditor, volunteers for the Malibu Labor Exchange, and is an adviser to Pepperdine’s Delta Gamma chapter. Together they are active members of the University Church of Christ; founders of the Faith & Education Scholarship Fund, a 501(c)(3) organization distributing scholarships to Church of Christ students attending liberal arts schools; and fervent environmental policy advocates whose gifts support an annual speaker series on sustainability and creation care.

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Barbara and Gregory Ellena

Donna F. Tuttle Elmore and David G. Elmore

Friends of Golf

New Benefactors Circle members Greg and Barbara Ellena are leading by example at Pepperdine. As proud parents of 2013 Seaver College alumna and School of Law student Katherine, they give generously of their resources, supporting the Pepperdine Microenterprise Program and School of Law, and their leadership talents, including Greg’s service as an advisory director for the Microenterprise Program and a member of the University Board. The couple resides in Scottsdale, Arizona, where Barbara is an interior designer and Greg is an independent trustee of the First Western Funds Trust investment management company. The Ellenas are also developing a new residential community near Scottsdale’s historic Old Town district.

If you’ve watched the puck drop at Maverik Center for a Utah Grizzlies match, or done the seventh-inning stretch at an Inland Empire 66ers game, thank University Board member David Elmore and his wife, Donna. This couple, who generously supports the International Program Fund at Seaver, runs Elmore Sports Group, the owner and manager of six minor-league baseball and hockey teams across the western United States. David also served on the Department of Commerce’s Travel and Tourism Board and chaired the U.S.-China Trade Council in the 1980s; Donna served as deputy commerce secretary in the Reagan Administration and chaired the California Chamber of Commerce. Their son Douglas and granddaughter Callie are both Pepperdine graduates.

Striving to make the game of golf more inclusive and accessible to young people, Friends of Golf (FOG) is dedicated to providing monetary assistance to youth golf organizations at all levels.

Founded in 1979 by a group of 25 golf enthusiasts, FOG takes a leadership role in honoring the achievements of studentathletes and promoting good citizenship. A mutual respect and love for golf brought FOG and Pepperdine athletics together in 1987, and the friendship has grown with each passing year.

Thankful beneficiaries of FOG’s abiding generosity, the men’s and women’s Waves golf teams continue to learn valuable life lessons through their sport while enjoying the thrill of competition.

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

Fuller Theological Seminary Thrive Center

Holly and Thomas Gores

Kimber L. Maderazzo (MBA ’10)

Established in 2011, Fuller Theological Seminary’s Thrive Center for Human Development embraces a dual mission to study human thriving and translate that research into tangible resources. Providing a generous grant this past year to support the continuing work of Dr. Elizabeth Krumrei-Mancuso, associate professor of psychology at Seaver College, the Thrive Center has demonstrated its commitment to empowering meaningful cutting-edge research.

Exploring the development and validation of the Comprehensive Intellectual Humility Scale, Dr. Krumrei-Mancuso has made significant strides in her field of study. Pepperdine is grateful to the Thrive Center for serving as a positive influence on the lives of many and encouraging the important work of dedicated faculty scholars.

For some people, ownership of a major sports franchise is just a business investment. But Tom Gores, chairman and CEO of Platinum Equity and owner of the Detroit Pistons basketball team, is a true sports fan. Not only was he a three-sport athlete at Genesee High School in Michigan, he currently coaches youth soccer and basketball.

Tom, Holly, and their children live in Beverly Hills, where they give generously to a variety of causes from Pepperdine athletics to health care and the arts.

Tom has also pledged to raise $10 million for his hometown of Flint, Michigan, and the residents affected by the city’s ongoing water-contamination crisis.

Even before she attended the Graziadio School of Business and Management, Kimber was building an executive résumé that reads like a Who’s Who of the consumer products beauty industry—Avon, Estée Lauder, L’Oreal, Johnson & Johnson, and Procter & Gamble, to name just a few. Currently she is senior vice president of global brand and product marketing for Guthy Renker Inc., a privately owned direct-marketing company with more than $1.4 billion in annual revenues. Yet she still finds time to share her leadership and business acumen with the Graziadio School, serving as a marketing professor and member of the school’s Board of Visitors while supporting a new fund for career development in marketing.

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Alfred Raisters (MBA ’73)

Cheryl and Jeff Stibel

Brian M. Thomason

Latvia native Alfred Raisters first arrived in the United States as a refugee from communism after World War II. His love for his Latvian nationality and culture never waned, and he later became the honorary consul of his home country for nearly 20 years. A lifelong lover of sports, Alfred also served as a delegate of the Latvian Olympic Committee for the 1994 and 1996 games. He was an avid lifelong learner, augmenting a lengthy and distinguished engineering career with a Pepperdine MBA and volunteering with programs encouraging children’s interest in science. Alfred passed away in 2012 at age 91, and Pepperdine is honored to be part of his proud legacy.

Malibu residents Cheryl and Jeff Stibel are new Pepperdine friends, generously supporting the Dun & Bradstreet Business Research Program and the Private Capital Markets Project at the Graziadio School. As vice chair of D&B, Jeff enabled the company to provide internships and research opportunities for Pepperdine graduate business students and faculty. A noted entrepreneur, brain scientist, and author, Jeff serves on various corporate and academic boards and in 2015 received an honorary Doctor of Business degree from the Graziadio School. Cheryl, with a graduate degree in psychology from the University of Rhode Island, now focuses on their two children, volunteering at their school and as a Girl Scout leader.

Brian Thomason may not be a Pepperdine graduate himself, but his devotion to the University is unquestioned. He recently established the Financial Literacy Endowed Fund as well as the Phillip B. Thomason Hispanic Endowed Fund, named for his father, a beloved professor of Hispanic studies at Seaver.

Now serving as university controller and associate vice president, Brian is also an adjunct accounting and finance professor at Seaver College and has taught at the Graziadio School. Outside Pepperdine, he has served on numerous nonprofit boards, including Global Samaritan Resources, which distributes medical relief supplies and equipment to underserved populations worldwide. We thank Brian for his generosity, loyalty, and leadership.

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

SUSTAINING CIRCLE

Janie and Victor (MBA ’86) Tsao

Jean and Edward Wedbush

The Ahmanson Foundation

Visionaries Victor and Janie Tsao founded Linksys in their garage in Irvine, California, in 1988; by 1994 it was earning $6.5 million in annual revenues. Having sold the company to Cisco in 2003, Victor and Janie now serve as president and vice president of Miven Venture Partners, a venture capital firm focusing on consumer technology startups in China, California, and Israel.

Devoted supporters of University of California, Irvine and various Parkinson’s disease foundations, they have received numerous industry awards, including the International Leadership Foundation’s Entrepreneur of the Year award in 2014. Grateful for their generosity and commitment to the Graziadio School of Business and Management, Pepperdine is proud to be part of their amazing success story.

Wedbush Securities founder and president Edward Wedbush and his wife, Jean, share a commitment to strengthening community through innovation and education. A savvy businessman from the start, Edward began his career with a $5,000 investment that has grown into one of the largest securities firms and investment banks in the nation. Recipient of several awards, including Ernst & Young’s 2006 Entrepreneur of the Year for Greater Los Angeles, he is chairman of the board for WEDBUSH, Inc., a founding board member of the Fink Center for Finance and Investments at UCLA, and a member of Pepperdine’s University Board.

Residents of Rancho Santa Fe, California, Edward and Jean have three grown children.

Through its funding for projects related to arts and culture, education, health care, and poverty, The Ahmanson Foundation impacts the entire Los Angeles area. For more than four decades, it has partnered with Pepperdine by generously supporting numerous scholarships and grants, such as The Ahmanson Foundation Collegiate Scholarship, which it created and sustained. Other projects receiving The Ahmanson Foundation's support include the Payson Library renovation and the Ahmanson Veteran Scholarship Initiative, supporting the recruitment, education, and retention of student veterans.

We are extremely grateful to the foundation’s managing director, Karen Ahmanson Hoffman, and its president, Pepperdine Board of Regents member William H. Ahmanson, for their commitment to the University.

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AT&T

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Fletcher Jones Foundation

AT&T Inc. is committed to advancing education, strengthening communities, and improving lives. Through its community initiatives, AT&T has a long history of investing in projects that create learning opportunities, promote academic and economic achievement, and address community needs. AT&T Aspire is the company’s signature philanthropic initiative that drives innovation in education by harnessing diverse resources including funding, technology, volunteerism, and mentoring.

Thanks to the support of AT&T, GSEP’s Foster Youth Higher Education Access Collaborative (FYHEAC) launches its pilot program serving the Lynwood Unified School District this year. FYHEAC will equip and empower foster youth as they navigate the rigors of high school, attend college, and discover an academic pathway to success.

Legendary hotelier Conrad Hilton established his eponymous foundation in 1944 with a directive to “relieve the suffering, the distressed, and the destitute.”

For decades, it has chosen Pepperdine as a vessel for doing exactly that. Recipients of the Hilton Foundation’s support range from GSEP’s inner-city outpatient services and Hope Gardens Family Center mental health initiatives to youth leadership seminars and arts programs. Most recently, Hilton provided a grant instrumental to the creation of Pepperdine’s Foster Youth Higher Education Access Collaborative. The program is aimed at addressing the needs of teenage foster youth and their families, with particular focus on preparation for successful transition into two- and four-year colleges.

Providing transformational grants to private colleges and universities throughout California for more than four decades, the Fletcher Jones Foundation has been a steadfast supporter of student-serving programs at Pepperdine University since 1981. Committed to changing lives through education, the foundation has significantly enhanced Pepperdine’s curriculum by making possible the Fletcher Jones Foundation Endowed Scholarship, the Fletcher Jones Foundation Chair of Great Books, the Fletcher Jones Foundation Professorship in Middle East Studies, and most recently the Fletcher Jones Foundation Chair of Western Culture. A generous grant for the Payson Library renovation has created the Fletcher Jones Foundation Great Books Room.

Pepperdine is pleased to honor the Fletcher Jones Foundation for its enduring support.

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SUSTAINING CIRCLE

Marilyn and Edwin (MA ’57, MP ’77) Follick

Lilly Endowment Inc.

Geoffrey H. Palmer (JD ’75)

Marilyn and Edwin Follick are no strangers to Pepperdine—or academia. Including his two master’s degrees from George Pepperdine College and the School of Professional Studies at Pepperdine, Edwin holds more than a dozen academic degrees ranging from law and theology to education and chiropractic.

Throughout his illustrious career he has served multiple institutions in roles that include law professor, dean of student affairs, admissions director, and his current post as director of the university libraries and university chaplain at South Baylo University. Edwin and Marilyn reside in Woodland Hills, California, and enjoy traveling, service, and lifelong learning.

We are grateful for their giving partnership with the University.

An Indianapolis-based private philanthropic foundation, Lilly Endowment Inc. is dedicated to furthering the causes of community development, education, and religion. The endowment’s religion grants are designed primarily to enrich the religious lives of American Christians, as well as enhance and sustain the quality of ministry in congregations and parishes.

As part of its recent $44.5 million effort to help private four-year colleges and universities around the nation develop high school youth institutes, the endowment awarded a substantial grant to establish CrossWays at Pepperdine and continue a valued history of support. CrossWays, a new youth theology institute, will offer high school teens opportunities to connect with their peers and explore their faith.

Real estate developer and owner of G. H. Palmer Associates, Geoff Palmer is one of the most prolific developers in modern Downtown Los Angeles and throughout Southern California. A thirdgeneration California builder and attorney, his pioneering vision for a revitalized L.A. is being realized through a focused effort to build classically designed upscale apartments in the city.

A distinguished law school alumnus who values innovation and competitiveness in the marketplace, Geoff endowed the Geoffrey H. Palmer Center for Entrepreneurship and the Law in 2006. His enduring support has enabled the center to expand its programming and continue its mission of preparing future leaders and entrepreneurs for lives of purpose.

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Carrol and R. Rex Parris

Celeste and John Plueger

Howard Privett

We thank Carrol and Rex Parris for their constant support of the School of Law. Founders of the R. Rex Parris Law Firm in Lancaster, California, the Parrises and their children are fully immersed in the legal profession.

Rex is a successful trial attorney and Lancaster’s mayor since 2008; Carrol is the law firm’s administrator and serves on the Seaver Board of Visitors.

Daughter Ashley (’01, JD ’05) and son Khail (’12, JD ’15) are Seaver and School of Law alumni, and son Rutger is a current law student. Their generous gifts to the School of Law have supported the establishment of the Parris Institute for Professional Formation and the Online Education Program.

Celeste and John Plueger are fully engaged in life at Pepperdine University. John is the president and chief operating officer of Air Lease Corporation and a University regent, while Celeste supports the Center for the Arts and Pepperdine’s Friends of the Family League. Proud Seaver parents, their son, Ryan, is a 2014 graduate and former student-athlete on the men’s volleyball team. Together, they are advancing Pepperdine’s future, committing major support to the men’s volleyball team, the University Events Center, and the renovation of Payson Library, where the Dr. Aaron L. Plueger Reading Room was dedicated in John’s father’s name in 2013.

Attending George Pepperdine College in the early 1950s, Howard and his late wife Nell Kercheville Privett (’54) created fond memories on the old campus at 79th and Vermont. Making treasured friends and developing her passion for education at Pepperdine, Nell landed a teaching position in Palo Alto so Howard could pursue a law degree in nearby San Francisco.

From diligent Hastings Law School student to dedicated attorney, Howard enjoyed a long and successful career in corporate law. Establishing the Nell Kercheville Privett Memorial Endowed Scholarship in 2013, he graciously augmented the scholarship this past year.

Howard currently resides in San Marino, California, and has two grown daughters, Pamela and Cynthia.

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Marilyn Puckett

Bui Simon (’96)

Lisa Smith Wengler

Pepperdine is grateful to Marilyn Puckett and her late husband, Allen, for their support of the Allen and Marilyn Puckett Endowed Scholarship for graduate students at the School of Public Policy.

Allen was Chairman Emeritus of Hughes Aircraft Company, where his career spanned more than 30 years. He was also a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the National Academy of Sciences and received numerous awards, including the National Technology Medal of Honor. During the Campaign for Pepperdine, Marilyn proudly served on the School of Public Policy’s campaign committee, and their son, James, is a 2012 MBA graduate of the Graziadio School.

Marilyn has resided in Pacific Palisades, California, since 1975.

Pepperdine regent and Seaver College alumna Bui Simon continues to change the lives of students with gifts to the Bui Simon Thai Endowed Scholarship, Board of Regents Scholarship, and University Events Center. She is on the board of the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, is a founding board member of the Children’s Museum of Santa Barbara, and serves on the board of governors for the Dream Foundation—the first and largest national wishgranting organization for adults facing life-threatening illnesses.

Bui is the founder of children’s charity Angels Wings Foundation International, dedicated to aiding underprivileged children in her native country of Thailand. Bui and her husband, Herb, reside with their three children in Malibu.

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 served on the University Libraries committee of the Campaign for Pepperdine and is a current member of the University Board—proudly supporting student scholarships 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.

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William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. Reflecting the accomplishments and vision of the individual for whom it is named, the William E. Simon Foundation’s mission is dedicated to advancing programs that “strengthen the free enterprise system and the moral and spiritual values on which it rests.” Thanks to the foundation’s generous investment and enduring support, the William E. Simon Distinguished Visiting Professor Program at the Pepperdine School of Public Policy continues to thrive.

Enriching our public policy community of faculty-scholars and the students they serve, the program brings respected leading thinkers from around the world into Pepperdine’s classrooms.

Spanning more than a decade, the foundation’s ongoing partnership with the University is profoundly impactful and deeply appreciated.

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DIAMOND WAVE SOCIETY PLATINUM WAVE SOCIETY GOLDEN WAVE SOCIETY STERLING WAVE SOCIETY SILVER WAVE SOCIETY CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE BENEFACTORS CIRCLE

ENDOWED ASSOCIATES LIFE ASSOCIATES MEDALLION ASSOCIATES MEMBERS CIRCLE

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.

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Terry Mullin ยน

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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.

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Herbert V. Nootbaar ยน

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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 Karla Ahmanson

Anne Palmer Geoffrey H. Palmer, JD ‘75

William H. Ahmanson

Arsjad Rasjid, ‘93

Arnold O. Beckman

Duane R. Roberts

Mabel M. Beckman

Kelly Roberts

Pat Boone Shirley Boone Muriel L. Cameron Brigitte Collazo Jose A. Collazo, MBA ‘77

Leon H. Rockwell, MBA ‘75 Margaret M. Rockwell Eduard Salathé Lottabelle Salathé Carla Sands

Jerene C. Appleby Harnish

Fred C. Sands

Karen Ahmanson Hoffman

Dorothy B. Straus

Indika Energy

Leonard H. Straus

W. M. Keck Foundation Agus Lasmono, ‘93 Carl Nemethi

Luella Webb Ulrich Wishnu Wardhana, ‘93 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 Harold Cabrera

Lilly Endowment Inc. Eff W. Martin

Gloria Caruso

Patricia M. Martin

Henry J. Caruso

Nancy Mortensen

Edward G. Currivan Mary Joslyn Currivan Hugh and Hazel Darling Foundation

William S. Mortensen Kalli O’Malley Ralph M. Parsons Foundation

George Ellsworthe

Rosemary Raitt

Russell H. Fischer

Rosemary Rhodes-Ryjacek

Daniel Forge

Carol Richards

Luciana Forge

Gary Richards

Terry M. Giles, JD ‘74 Diane Pregerson Glazer

Charles Ryjacek Gerald A. Sheppard

Guilford Glazer

Margaret A. Sheppard

Hari N. Harilela

Will Singleton, ‘84

Padma Harilela

Maurice H. Stans

Rosalyn S. Heyman Glen A. Holden Gloria Ann Holden Fritz Huntsinger Marianne Huntsinger

Albert Strauss Angie E. Strauss Laure Sudreau-Rippe, JD ‘97 Frank James Vinci Wood-Claeyssens Foundation

The James Irvine 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.

Laszlo Ambrus

Antonio Cuneo

Dirk I. Gates, MBA ‘90

Milka Ambrus

Jane Cuneo

Tina A. Gates, MBA ‘95

Americanism Educational Leaders

John G. Danhakl

Patricia Giles

Angels Wings Foundation International, Inc.

Kathy A. Danhakl, MA ‘02

Jack Goodell

Raymond Q. and Elizabeth Armington Trust

Jan Davidson

Janet Goodell

Robert M. Davidson

Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ‘76

Joseph A. DeBell

Sally R. Hackley

K. Duane Denney

Jeannette F. Henkes

Patricia Denney

Judd Henkes, Jr.

Kristine Dewey

Mark O. Hiepler, JD ‘88

Ray M. Dewey

Michelle Hiepler, JD ‘89

Edward Di Loreto

Marcus D. Hiles, MBA ‘92

Jill Di Loreto

Nancy S. Hiles

Katheryn Dockson

Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Robert R. Dockson

David H. Huenergardt

Julia Donzis

Michael K. Huskins

Ione H. Douglas

Virginia Huskins

Eileen Eamer

Betty Jones

Richard K. Eamer

Wallace B. Jones, ‘64

Fred Edwards

Samuel P. Krown

Waltraud “Trudy” Blankenberg Edwards

Lester Laing

Ilse Erpel

The Lucile Lamb Family

Jo Barbera Robert J. Barbera Joan Biggers Joyce Black Stanley Black Joanne S. Boggs Jane Borrmann Bryn Mawr Land, LLC BT Infonet Canfield Foundation Anthony Cappelli Jacqueline L. Cappelli Cheryl M. Chadwick William Chadwick Elizabeth V. Christensen Scott A. Christensen Church of Christ of Pacific Grove Audene Conner Palmer Conner Carole Cook Lodwrick M. Cook Christos M. Cotsakos, MBA ‘83 Tami Cotsakos Cottontail Ranch Club, Inc. Jerry S. Cox Kay Cox Roy E. Crummer Foundation

George A. Evans Jerry Evans Farmers Group, Inc. Leonard K. Firestone Marilyn Fletcher W. L. Fletcher III George Foreman Mary Foreman Theodore J. Forstmann Carl Frahm Shirley Reid Frahm

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Virginia Laing Anita M. Landis, MA ‘72 Robert B. Larson Earl J. Leake, ‘46 Margaret J. Leake Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation S. Charles Lee Celeste J. L’Esperance-Plueger Albert Levinson Lilian Levinson Deanne S. Lewis, ‘84 John T. Lewis, ‘83

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CRYSTAL WAVE SOCIETY Charles Licata

Joseph H. Pengilly

Frances D. Smothers

Rosemary Licata

The Ann Peppers Foundation

Joan Starr

Muriel Lipsey

Pilgrim Foundation

Leonard Starr

Shao Xi Liu

John L. Plueger

John Stauffer Charitable Trust

Clinton Wayne London

Allen E. Puckett

Virda J. Stevens

Marjorie Main

Marilyn Puckett

William W. Stevens, Jr.

Wilma Day Mallmann

John F. Purfield

Dorothy D. Stotsenberg

Irma Gregg McCollum

Marjorie Rainey

Edward G. Stotsenberg

Ross McCollum

DeAnna Ramirez

Aubrey Earl Swift, MBA ‘88

Daniel McFee

William Ramirez

Terralynn Walters Swift

Dawn McFee

Glenia Reafsnyder

Libby Syna

Donna Meng

Peggy Reibold

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ‘74

Waiva Micheletti

Richard Reibold

Patricia Tagliaferri

Estelle “Jo” Mitchell

B. Joseph Rokus, ‘76

Jean Tong

Walter G. Mitchell

Tari F. Rokus, ‘76

Jeff Ubben

Montgomery Street Foundation

Edmond de Rothschild

Laurie H. Ubben

Angelo Mozilo

Amy Jo Runnels, ‘00

Donald R. Warren

Phyllis Mozilo

Charles B. Runnels

Billie Milam Weisman

John M. Olin Foundation, Inc.

Henry Salvatori

Frederick R. Weisman

Joseph U. Oswald

Annie Ye Sam

Howard A. White

Martha Palmer

Grover Sam

Griffith J. Williams

Carrol J. Parris

James Schroeder

Ron Wilson

R. Rex Parris

Kathy Schroeder

Fred C. Wohlfarth

Charles R. Paul

Frederick W. Schulte

Phyllis A. Wohlfarth

Charles Payson

Betty Barton Shafer

Helen M. Young, ‘39

Joan Whitney Payson

Robert L. Shafer

M. Norvel Young

Sandi P. Peck

Bui Simon, ‘96

Wendie Young, ‘85

Gladys Pendleton

William A. Simpson, Jr.

Ziegfred Young, MS ‘83, EdD ‘88

Morris B. Pendleton

Donald Skinner, MBA ‘89

Edythe F. Pengilly

Soraya Skinner

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CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE The Chancellor’s Circle comprises generous supporters who have made lifetime gifts of $500,000 or more.

Jack M. Area III Mary Lou Graziadio Area Cherie Arkley Robin P. Arkley II Cliff Baker Testamentary Trusts Gay B. Banowsky William Slater Banowsky, MA ‘94 Gary W. Barker Denise Beaman Robert Beaman John L. Bell Eugene Benz, ‘52 Molly Benz Jeanette Bidart Michael J. Bidart, JD ‘74 Jack R. Blackwell, ‘46 Jean Blackwell Sheila K. Bost Thomas G. Bost Brenden Mann Foundation Dale Brown, ‘64 Rita F. Brown Dorothy A. Button Alida Graziadio Calvillo Stevan R. Calvillo Charles M. Carpenter Chira Carpenter Pierre P. Claeyssens Charles A. Clifford The Confidence Foundation Brad E. Cummings, ‘88 Kelly C. Cummings, ‘89 David Deland Joyce Dennis Spencer Dennis Laura H. Dilts

Milton Drucker Sally Drucker John J. Duggan Betty Lou Dye Wayne Dye George W. Elkins Betty Emerson Bryant Essick Lo Ree Ewing Wayne Ewing Eddy D. Field Helen Field Charles Fiscus Lynn C. Fritz Tamara A. Fritz Patsy Fulmer Robert M. Fulmer The Bertha and John Garabedian Charitable Foundation 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 The Hearst Foundations Betty Hilton John R. Hilton

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Fred Hirsch Lucille W. Hirsch Bill Hogan Inger Hogan Theresa Holland Tom Holland Provis B. Hopkins B. Wayne Hughes, Jr. Wendy Hughes Rogene D. Humphrey William T. Huston Gerald A. Isom Lucille Isom Catherine Jaffe Roger Jaffe Jeff S. Jani, ‘84 Jill S. Jani, ‘91 Blanche Johnson Peter James Johnson, Jr. Bernadine L. Kampe Constance Katzenstein Henry Katzenstein Barbara Kaufman Lynn Shriner Kenyon Janet E. Kerr, ‘75, JD ‘78 Lewis A. Kingsley Foundation Martha Delman Krug Allan Kwong Peggy P. Kwong Dale Laster Helen E. Lindhurst The Los Angeles Philanthropic Foundation William L. Lucas Charles Luckman Harriet Luckman Seiji Masuda

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CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE George H. Mayr Foundation Darlene McCormick Donald McCormick Jean Barlow McCrady Dorothy McGregor Michael A. McGregor Marguerite Meagher Gunnar W. E. Nicholson Seniel Ostrow Janice A. Pearson Robert D. Pearson, ‘64 Nearene Pennington Vanis Pennington Mary Pickford Foundation James F. Platler Lyn Platler Carolyn L. Porter James R. Porter Lela M. Porter Ted O. Porter, ‘59, MBA ‘75

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Vera Post Eleanor Randall Jim Randall George M. Rapier III Kymberly A. Rapier Audrey Z. Ray Russell L. Ray, Jr. Gene Raymond Trust Helen Hanges Reagan Donald B. Rice Susan F. Rice, EdD ‘86 Smith Richardson Foundation, Inc. George H. Shellenberger Lee Shoop Paul Shoop Loyd C. Sigmon William E. Simon Foundation, Inc. Marilyn D. Simpson Tod Snelgrove Arthur Spitzer

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The Stans Foundation Alice M. Starr Kenneth W. Starr Dolores C. Steinmeyer Hugo A. Steinmeyer James E. Sykora Sheri Sykora Helen Talbot Warren Talbot Glenna Trimble Thomas Trimble Virco Mfg. Corporation Elvira Virtue Julian A. Virtue Robert A. Virtue Marylyn Warren, ‘58 Neil Clark Warren, ‘56 J. McDonald Williams Judy Williams Cynthia Wright

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

Arthur Addis

Yvette Baroian

Albert A. Boyajian

Beth Ailes

Charles H. Barr, MBA ‘75

Tove Boyajian

Roger E. Ailes

Laurel A. Barrack

The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation

Sandra L. Alderton

Thomas J. Barrack, Jr.

Jeanne C. Brady

Scott W. Alderton

David J. Barrett, JD ‘91

Charles L. Branch, Jr.

Gloria B. Alesso

Katherine M. Barrett, ‘85, MBA ‘90

Lesa W. Branch

John Alesso

Camelia K. Barsoum

Brannan Family Foundation

Ali H. Alireza, MBA ‘86

Nabil Barsoum

Anne Marie Bredefeld

Audrie T. Allen

Stephanie Beazley

Mitchell G. Bredefeld

Maxy Pope Alles

William W. Beazley, MBA ‘81

Hal S. Brice

James L. Allhands

Claire Bechter

Joan August Brice

Fereshteh Amin, EdD ‘06

Robert Beckman

James A. Brinton, ‘57

Andersen Foundation

Lottie V. Behrens

Lorraine H. Brinton, ‘60

Dwight P. Anderson

Michael Bekins, ‘77

Kae L. Brockermeyer

The Annenberg Foundation

Cheryl Bemis

Kay B. Brockermeyer

Armand Arabian

Lawrence P. Bemis

Shirley Brooke, JD ‘76

Nancy Arabian

Benjamin M. Bendat

John S. Broome

ARCS Foundation, Inc.

Andrew K. Benton

Craig D. Brown

Jacob E. Arias

Debby Benton

Dorothy Brown

Grace Arnold

A. Ronald Berryman, ‘62, MBA ‘67

Vicki L. Brown

Hasty Arnold, ‘61, EdD ‘85

Jacqueline Berryman

Patricia White Bryant

Farid Assemi

Adele Binder

Wendell Allen Bryant, ‘55

AT&T

Gordon Binder

Benjamin D. Bullock, ‘08

Don M. Bailey, MBA ‘86

Evelyn Brunet Blake, ‘68

Mark Burnett

Linda R. Bailey

Camille Boatwright

Edward Burr

Royce Bair

David Boatwright, JD ‘81

Tracy Burr

Kenneth D. Baldwin

Bert Boeckmann

Judith E. Butler

Margaret Baldwin

Jane Boeckmann

Viggo Butler, MBA ‘80

Dorina A. Ballin

Boeing Company Charitable Trust

California Community Foundation

Fred A. Ballin

Donna G. Boose, ‘55

Bruce N. Calvin, ‘83

Banc of California

George J. Boose, ‘56

Nancy Calvin

Bank of America Corporation

Doleen Borba

Alice C. Campbell

Patte Barham

Burton Borman

Rita Ricardo Campbell

Mimo Baroian

Navabeh Borman

Robert C. Campbell

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE W. Glenn Campbell

Frank W. Cornell, MBA ‘78, EdD ‘04

Kimberly C. DeLorenz

Alexander Caplan

Sherry Cornell

Steven J. DeLorenz, JD ‘86

Terese Caplan

Bruce A. Corwin, MBA ‘73

Corwin D. Denney

James A. Cardwell, Jr.

Doris Corwin

Nanci Denney-Bergin

Julie A. Cardwell

Countrywide Financial Corporation

Marina F. de Planta

Rhonda Fleming Carlson

Vivian Kathleen Cox

Renaud F. de Planta

Jereldeen Carruth

Barbara J. Cramer

George Dobson

Leroy Vance Carruth, ‘59, MA ‘61

Mark T. Cramer, JD ‘98

Larry D. Dodge

Hortense Carvin

William Cramer

Sara P. Dodge

D. Michael Cashin

Antonio Crisologo

Amy A. Doran, ‘98

Jana E. Cashin

Nieves Crisologo

Christopher D. Doran, ‘98, MDiv ‘02

George Chacopulos

Josephine Crocker

Kenneth M. Doran

Patricia Chacopulos

Dennis P. Crowley

Roma Downey

Dannette M. Chambers

Jacqueline Cullen

David C. Drake, ‘48

Paul J. Chambers

Michael C. Cullen, BSM ‘85

Eloise Drake, ‘47

Lily Chan

Earl M. Cummings, MBA ‘09

Eric Dreizen

Robin Y. H. Chan

Joan M. Cummins

Lora D. Dubin, ‘84

Lenore Chandler

Robert P. Cummins

Thomas G. Dubin, ‘83

Chevron Global Fund

Farima Czyzyk

Debbie S. Dudley

Children’s Institute, Inc.

Joseph Czyzyk

Robert E. Dudley, ‘75

George V. Chilingar

Salma F. Dajani

Dorothy Dumke

Isabel K. Chissar

Ann Daniel

Jan Duvall

Claudio M. Chiuchiarelli

Jamal Daniel, ‘80

Kenneth M. Duvall

Joanette Chiuchiarelli

Beryl Danielson

Earl R. Eastman

Doo W. Choi

Walter G. Danielson

Kimberley Eastman

Belinda Chrysiliou

Donald W. Darnell

Alex Eddie

Chrysilios Chrysiliou

Donna D. Darnell

Lola Eddie

Peter M. Chung

Dorothy R. Darnell

Edison International

Stephanie Chung

David Davenport

Sally Edwards

Florence I. Clare

Sally Davenport

Herb Ehlers

Randy E. Clark, EdD ‘05

Janet C. Davis

Mary Ehlers

Athalie R. Clarke

Stephen D. Davis

Morteza Ejabat, MBA ‘81

Jim Click, Jr.

Luciana De Almeida Braga

Stephanie Ejabat

Vicki Click

Luis A. De Almeida Braga

Barbara J. Ellena

Kathleen Colombano

Juanita L. Del Arroz

Gregory J. Ellena

Louis Colombano

Manny Del Arroz

Julia B. Ellis Trust

Joseph Coors

Nancy De Liban

David G. Elmore

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Donna F. Tuttle Elmore

Frank L. Fouce, MBA ‘72

Warren Gummow

George M. Eltinge

Mabel Fouch

Mary Gunder

Mark A. Ensio

Elizabeth M. Frazee

Roger W. Gunder

Shelle Ensio

Hank Frazee

Vladimir Gusinski

LisaKay Epstein

Friends of Golf

Dru Hammer

Ernst & Young Foundation

Foster S. Friess

Warren D. Hancock, MBA ‘74

Charles R. Eskridge III, JD ‘90

Lynn E. Friess

Jared N. Hankins, ‘01

Monica Eskridge

Fuller Theological Seminary Thrive Center

Natalie C. Hankins, ‘01

Michele A. Fullmer

Marian and Pinkus Happ Fund

ExxonMobil Foundation Henrietta M. Fankhauser Bernard M. Fauber Darlene Fauber Hobart and Lottie Faulkner Foundation Duane L. Faw Lucile Faw Serene Leavenworth Felt Benjamin W. Ferguson, ‘98 Thomas A. Fessler, JD ‘83 John G. Figueroa, MBA ‘97 Rebecca A. Figueroa, MA ‘01 Daphne Fineman Marvin H. Fineman FINRA Investor Education Foundation Geri Fiorello Melanie P. Flamminio Richard A. Flamminio Emil P. Fleschner Peggene A. Fleschner The Fluor Foundation William P. Foley II Edwin D. Follick, MA ‘57, MP ‘77 Marilyn Follick George B. Forbes, ‘55 Marilyn Forbes Forest Lawn Foundation David Foster Betty L. Fouce

Robert A. Fullmer Barry Garapedian Sharon Garapedian Enrique Garcia Lucy Garcia Susan K. Giboney, ‘62 David E. Gibson Patricia M. Gibson, ‘71, MA ‘74, MBA ‘84 Robert Gilbert John E. Gilmore Betty Glass Walter R. Glass Doreen Goldberg Mark E. Goldberg The Good Ventures Foundation Douglas F. Gordon, ‘59, MBA ‘69 Rowena A. Gordon Holly Gores Thomas T. Gores Cary Grant Susan J. Gray William J. Gray, ‘84 Guy P. Greenwald Alan Gross Henry L. Guenther Foundation Rosalie Gummow GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY

The Zenon C. R. Hansen Foundation, Inc. James M. 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 George Hazenbush Ronald R. Helm, JD ‘76 John C. Herklotz Stephen R. Hewgley, ‘78, MA ‘02 Josephine Hey Leonard Hill David Hiller James D. Hodgson Maria Hodgson Janet E. Holstrom Robert W. Holstrom Scott M. Honour, ‘88 Sara E. Hoover William R. Hoover Caroline Hopkins, ‘64, MA ‘71

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Gail E. Hopkins, ‘66, MA ‘74

Hunter B. Keck, Jr.

Alexis Lasiter

June Houston

Thomas P. Kemp

Paul Lasiter, ‘88, MBA ‘05

HRL Laboratories, LLC

Ethel G. Kennedy Trust

Marianna Latsis

George H. Hubert

Sallie J. Kerpan

Henry S. Lawson

Kelly Ann Hubert

Stephen J. Kerpan, MBA ‘77

Marcia H. Lawson

Kylie R. Hughes, ‘11

Karen Khaleghi

Stephen C. Lehman

Paul A. Hughes

Morteza Khaleghi

Suzanne Lehman, MA ‘95

Carl F. Huntsinger

Albert Khatchatourian

William E. Leonhard

Hydraflow, Inc.

John B. Kilroy, Sr.

Wyllis Leonhard

Jane M. Ingram

Nelly Llanos Kilroy

Dennis S. Lewis, ‘65

John C. Ingram

Frieda King

Frances K. Lewis

Institute for Free Enterprise Development

Robert W. King, ‘39

Keri Lewis

International Business Machines Corporation

Mark A. Kirk

Paul A. Lewis Trust

Jane Jackson

Robin E. Kirk

Eric Lieber

Gladys Q. Knapp

Peggy Lieber

Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ‘85

Clara M. Lincoln, EdD ‘90

Marla Beth Knas

Charles Don Lindley

Brent R. Knudsen

Kimberly J. Lindley

Kathryn K. Knudsen

Art Linkletter

The Tom and Valley Knudsen Foundation

Lois Linkletter

Beverly Koonce

Frederick Llewellyn

K. Terry Koonce

Lockheed Martin Corporation Foundation

The Kresge Foundation

Kelly L. Loeffler

Nancy Krieble

Elisabet K. Lucas

Robert H. Krieble

Thomas A. Lucas, MBA ‘83

Carole Krist

Wes W. Lucas

Ronald D. Krist

The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.

Diana Kuan

Lin Luo

Michael C. Kuan

Eileen MacDonald

Julia Kwan

William L. MacDonald

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

C. Richard MacNair

Charles Wai Yan Lam

Carla MacNair

Marianne M. Lam

Kimber L. Maderazzo, MBA ‘10

Carl J. Lambert, ‘78

Scott A. Mager, JD ‘82

Becky S. Lanier

Tammy Mager

W. Mark Lanier

Frank N. Magill

Murray Lappe

Maude Magruder

Robert G. Jackson Adrienne Johnson Amy L. Johnson, ‘90, MA ‘13 Brett M. Johnson, MBA ‘05 Barbara A. Jones, JD ‘89 Jane E. Jones Mac Cameron Jones Robert P. Jones Adrian Joseph Dianna Joseph Antoinette P. Joyce Kevin P. Joyce, ‘79 JSR Foundation Woodrow W. Judkins, JD ‘71 Laurel Karabian Walter Karabian John D. Katch, ‘60 Linda Katch Loretta M. Katch, ‘85 Robert J. Katch, ‘84, MBA ‘91 Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation Elaine Keck

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Ernest M. Maldonado, BSM ‘76, MP ‘80

Todd Mikles

Foundation

Ted Mann

Carl P. Miller

John L. Notter

Jennifer R. Miller

Martha A. Nunez

Mark J. Miller, MBA ‘04

Occidental Petroleum Corporation

Ruth Miller

Kimberly Okabayashi

William J. Minick III, JD ‘85

Michael T. Okabayashi

John F. Monroe, ‘79

Brenda Olson

Loretta T. Monroe, ‘78

Janice E. Olson

E. Chadwick Mooney

Rodney D. Olson

Susan E. Mooney

Stephen E. Olson, MBA ‘73

Dorothy “Dot” Moore

Annette E. Oltmans

Geoffrey T. Moore

Joseph O. Oltmans II

Lucie H. Moore

John F. O’Neal

Ann W. Morales

Merilyn O’Neal, MS ‘81

Emerson Morgan

Izora Openshaw

John L. Moriarity

Jerry A. Orefice

Maria Moriarity

Karen G. Orefice

Velma V. Morrison

Lisa Osborne

M. E. “Mimi” Morton

Michael J. Osborne

David A. Mount, MBA ‘80

Gregory M. Outcalt, ‘84

Sheri Mount

Kathleen A. Outcalt, MBA ‘92

George Mourkidou

Esther Louise Overfield

Sotiria Mourkidou

James Thomas Overfield

Freda Fenton Murphy, ‘48

Hoyt S. Pardee

Jerri Nagelberg

J. Douglas Pardee

Steven Nagelberg

Marianne R. Pardee

Charlotte R. Nahigan, ‘50

Jamie Parsley-Honour

Edward A. Nahigan, ‘48

Pasadena Art Club

E. Nakamichi Foundation

Patrons of Pepperdine

Brett J. Nelson, ‘92

Elizabeth A. Paul

Karen Neumann

Jerry N. Paul

Christine Newman

Aileen Pauley

Richard G. Newman

The Edwin W. Pauley Foundation

Eddie Ngo, ‘66

Sean Payton

Rosebud Ngo

Delmar Pebley

Martha Norman

Nina Pebley

The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris

Christina Peeples

Dana G. Manning Harold J. Manning, JD ‘92 Alan Marcus Christopher Marshall, MBA ‘89 Leigh Ann Marshall Kent R. Matranga Lisa K. Matranga Allan C. Mayer, Jr. Debra W. Mayer Oscar G. & Elsa S. Mayer Family Foundation Raymond L. McCalister, Sr. Evelyn Mitchell McCarthy Martha S. McClain R. James McClain Scott McCollum, ‘84 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 Floyd I. Merritt, MBA ‘75 Brian A. Mertz Susan Mertz Nicole Mikles

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Craig A. Peeples

Alfred Raisters, MBA ‘73

Saveri & Saveri, Inc.

Margaret Pelland

Raytheon Company

Joseph J. Schirripa

Philip G. Pelland

Martha F. Reed

Evander D. Schley

James J. Peterson

Travis E. Reed

Judith G. Schley

Joyce Peterson

Diane E. Reilly, ‘58

John W. Schmid

Carole A. Phillips

Marie E. Reim, ‘81

Nina Schmid

Danny Phillips

Paul H. Reim, ‘83

Bonny L. Schumacher

Jamie Phillips

Elva Respess

George C. Schumacher

Kristen Phillips

Henry C. Respess

Christopher T. Seaver

Mildred Phillips

Beatrice L. Restifo

Peggy Seaver

Ronald F. Phillips

Jacquelyn Rettberg, ‘59

Security Pacific Foundation

Timothy C. Phillips, ‘87

John R. Rettberg, ‘59

Harry T. Shafer

Julie Pierce

Barbara Reynolds

Ruth Shafer

Mitchell D. Pierce

Glenn Reynolds

Hamid Shafipour

Clarence H. Piper

Clarence L. Richmond

Donald Shelley

John Pirozzi

Valle H. Richmond

Shenandoah Foundation

Lewana Pirozzi

Frederick L. Ricker

Sam Siam

Harvey E. Pittluck

Jennifer A. Ricker, ‘76

Shekofeh Siam

Holly Pittluck

Barbara Rippee

Donald R. Sime, ‘49, MA ‘51

Annette Plotkin

Earl F. Rippee, MBA ‘81

Pat Hawes Sime, ‘51

Ronald Plotkin

Rockwell Collins

Kurt W. Simon

Lucille P. Polley

Tim Rogers, MBA ‘77

Helen L. Slocum

Gary Polson

Twanna M. Rogers, MBA ‘77

Small Business Action Committee

Susan Polson

Hugh Rose, MBA ‘82

Cynthia G. Smith, ‘72

Josie Pond

Mary A. Rose

Dan C. Smith, BSM ‘74

Robert Pond

Kenneth A. Ross, Jr., ‘47

The Lon V. Smith Foundation

Price Family Foundation

Verna M. Royes

Malcolm E. Smith

Helen Price

Huili Ruan

The Thomas W. Smith Foundation

Sol Price

G. Tyler Runnels, ‘78, MBA ‘80

Southern California Gas Company

Howard Privett

Jasmine Niklas Runnels, ‘78

Alex G. Spanos

Armond M. Quimby

Alan J. Ruud

Faye Spanos

Terry Quimby

Chantil F. Ruud, ‘93

Lola Spare

Scott H. Racine, JD ‘78

Christopher A. Ruud, ‘93

Jeffrey C. Sprecher, MBA ‘84

Wendy Racine

Susan B. Ruud

Harold Squaires

Thomas Radnoti

Dianne E. Saber

Margaret Athon Squaires, ‘58

Bette Rainer

Paul T. Saber

Brad A. Starkey, ‘88

Warren Rainer

Claudia B. Sangster, ‘76

Patricia S. Starkey, ‘87, MBA ‘93

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BENEFACTORS CIRCLE Beverly Stauffer

Harold Tragerman

Allyson F. Weinberg

Arthur J. Stegall, Jr.

Janie Tsao

Denny Weinberg

Stephens Foundation Trust

Victor Y. Tsao, MBA ‘86

Jane Weintraub

Donald T. Sterling

Agnes Tsuchiyama

Jerry Weintraub

Shelly Sterling

Gerald H. Turpanjian

Douglas Weitman

Eva S. Stern

Patricia Turpanjian

Ellen L. Weitman

Marc I. Stern

Unocal Foundation

Wells Fargo & Company

Sidney Stern Memorial Trust

Linda J. Van Daele

Westcoast Sports Associates, Inc.

Maritza Stewart, ‘80

Michael B. Van Daele

Richard J. Weyhrich, MBA ‘76

Stephen M. Stewart

Verizon Foundation

Carol A. Whalin, ‘61

Cheryl Stibel

The Vinnell Foundation

The Wickes Foundation

Jeff M. Stibel

Volvo Cars of North America, LLC

Antoinette Salathé Wiking

Dee Stickney

Robert L. Walker, ‘66

Gary L. Wilcox

Henry E. Stickney

Carol A. Wallace

Susan Wilcox

Elbridge Stuart Foundation

Robert M. Wallace

William H. Williams III

David R. Sugden, ‘98, JD ‘01

Zhong Wang

Rosemary Willson

Marni A. Sugden, ‘98

Beti Ward

The Winnick Family Foundation

Mozelle Sukut

Lew O. Ward

Barry L. Wolfe

Myron C. Sukut, MBA ’85

Myra Ward

Mireille Wolfe

Cheryl Swanson

Ron Wareham

Eric S. Wolford, ‘88

William H. Swanson

Susan Wareham

Jennifer L. Wolford, ‘88

Allen G. Tatkin

Carl D. Washington

Charles K. Wolhaupter, ‘79

Leatrice Tatkin

Robin Washington, MBA ‘95

Susan C. Wolhaupter

Sharon A. Tedesco

Alton C. Watson

Emmett J. Woodward, Jr., ‘76

Viola Teeple

Cathie Watson

Florence Woodward

Allie Evans Tegner, ‘47, MA ‘68

James S. Watt

Gary H. Worth

TF Educational Foundation

Kathleen M. Watt, ‘81

Monica Worth

The Thatcher Foundation

Liwei Waugh

Nile E. Yearwood

Bonnie B. Thomas

William R. Waugh

Gary C. Yomantas, MBA ‘81

George E. Thomas

Janet H. Weber

Patricia L. Yomantas

Brian M. Thomason

Joel N. Weber

Kyoon Yoon

Melissa D. Tonn

Joseph A. Weber

J. B. Youngblood

Marta B. Tooma

Margaret J. Weber

Norma Zimdahl

Tom S. Tooma

Charles W. Webster, Jr.

Barbara L. Townsend

Karin S. Webster

T. Brook Townsend

Edward W. Wedbush

Garnet Tragerman

Jean L. Wedbush GEORGE PEPPERDINE SOCIETY

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

Mary L. Adams, MA ’89

Jacqueline Berryman

Angela Cheves, ’92, MA ’93

Michael F. Adams

Barry Betlock

Brad Cheves, JD ’91

Judy Ahl, MBA ’07

Christina Betlock, MA ’83

David M. Christy

Gloria B. Alesso

Edwin L. Biggers

Cathleen Clement, ’68

George A. Armington

Carol Ann Bigham

Cynthia S. Colburn

Linda E. Armington

W. Harold Bigham

Lodwrick M. Cook

Steven E. Armington

Stanley Black

Douglas Corbin, ’74

J. Scott Bailey, MBA ’87

Pamela Bogdanovic, ’66

Victoria Corbin

Ralph E. Baisden, Jr., MA ’78

Peter Bogdanovic

Mary Corum

George Bales, ’71

Pat Boone

William Corum

Peggy Bales

Shirley Boone

Antonio Crisologo

Allison Ballard, ’93

Sheila Bostater

Nieves Crisologo

Brent Ballard

Christine Boucher

Winifred F. Cross, ’46, MA ’76

Gay Banowsky

Raymond P. Boucher, JD ’84

Antonio Cuneo

William S. Banowsky, MA ’94

Val D. Brunelle

Jane Cuneo

Jo Barbera

William J. Brunkhardt, ’93

Duane Dannecker

Robert Barbera

James S. Buchanan

Patricia Dannecker

Jim Barnes, MBA ’73

Ron Bujarski

Beverly J. Davenport

Joyce Barnes

Vicki Buonaccorsi, ’68

David Davenport

Bob Barrett

Roy Burleson, ’65

Sally Davenport

Diane Barrett

Eleanor Cabrera

Sandra Davidson

Betty Basford

Asako Caldwell

Barbara J. Davis

Harry Basford, ’67

Thomas Caldwell, JD ’05, MBA ’05

Janet Davis

Pamela Bass

Mark Cameron

Stephen Davis

Denise Beaman

Alan Campbell, ’62

Richard L. Dawson, ’70

Robert Beaman

Franklin Campbell

Sandra Dawson, ’69

Stephanie Beazley

Linda Campbell

Lucia C. Dean

William W. Beazley, MBA ’81

Lois Campbell, MA ’72

Steven Delson

Chet Beiler, ’87

Rod Campbell

K. Duane Denney

Sharon Beiler

Sandra Campbell

Patricia Denney

Andrew K. Benton

Roland O. Capuli, MBA ’82

Wally K. de Palacios

Debby Benton

Chira Carpenter

Joseph Diodati, MBA ’81

Lisa Cappelli Bergstedt, ’85, MBA ’90

Rick J. Caruso, JD ’83

Noreen Diodati

Randy Bergstedt, ’89, MBA ’15

Tina Caruso

Martha Doran

A. Ronald Berryman, ’62, MBA ’67

Margaret F. Cash

Elvira Dowling, ’60

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HERITAGE SOCIETY Eric Dreizen

J. B. Fulmer

Patty Henegar

Milton Drucker

Patsy Fulmer

James A. Hensley, ’92

Sally Drucker

Robert Fulmer

Elaine Hente

Daniel Eason, MBA ’96

Dirk I. Gates, MBA ’90

Martin Hente, MS ’88

Heather Eason

Tina Gates, MBA ’95

John Hey

Richard Eastman, MBA ’79

Gordon Gee, MBA ’95

Rosalyn S. Heyman

Charles Eckles

Lemlem Getachew

Diana B. Hiatt-Michael

Leola Eckles

Peter L. Getzoff

Karen Higgins

Lola A. Eddie

Susan K. Giboney, ’62

Thomas E. Higgins, MBA ’77

Trudy Edwards

Terry M. Giles, JD ’94

Elizabeth M. Hinkle

Brian C. Ehlers, ’81

Patricia Giles

S. Keith Hinkle, JD ’97

Jerry Evans

Betty Glass

Ernest Ho, MBA ’77

Lo Ree Ewing

Walter Glass

Maria Hodgson

Ron Exum

Inge Goericke-Bunn

Inger S. Hogan

Avery Falkner

Kenneth Green, MA ’77, MBA ’83

David Holden

Pat S. Falkner

Phyllis Green

Glen A. Holden

Henrietta M. Fankhauser

Hei Soon Haan

Gloria A. Holden

Bernard M. Fauber

John Haan

Theresa Holland

Darlene Fauber

Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ’76

Thomas Holland

Christina J. Fellers, MA ’01

Sally Hackley

Caroline Hopkins, ’64, MA ’71

Peter Fern

Candida Haddad

Gail Hopkins, ’66, MA ’74

Susan Fern

Stefanie Hager

Daphne Fineman

Jasmine Hale, JD ’02

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

Marvin Fineman

LaDonna Hanover

Melanie Flamminio

Robert Hanover, MBA ’90

Richard Flamminio

Ashley Hanscom, ’98

Charlayne Fliege, ’91, MS ’97

Kenneth Hanscom, ’97

Stewart Fliege

Gary A. Hanson, JD ’80

Diana Folkerts

Tracey Hanson, ’82, MA ’89

Michael Folkerts

Jerry D. Harvey

Edwin D. Follick, MA ’57, MP ’77

Jolyn Haye, ’02

Marilyn Follick

Seth Haye, ’02

Ruthe Fordham-Perkins, ’77, MS ’79

William Hayes

Wayne Fowler, EdD ’92

Doris Henderson

Anne Frashier

Franklin Henderson

Bobbie C. Fry, ’42

Bill Henegar

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Dwayne Hunnicutt Gerald D. Hunnicutt Loretta Hunnicutt, ’92, MA ’94 Mary Ann Hunnicutt Jane Ingram Gerald A. Isom Lucille Isom Heidi M. Jaeger Jeff S. Jani, ’84 Jill S. Jani, ’91 Emily Jarvis, ’97 Jason Jarvis, ’95, JD ’03 Calvin E. Johnson Cathy Johnson

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HERITAGE SOCIETY Charles Johnson, ’65, MA ’72

Betsy Kuhn

Peggy Lui, ’89

Janice E. Johnson

Edward Kuhn

Nancy Lux

Karon Johnson

Hiram Kwan

Robert Lux

Kenneth Johnson

Joyce Lacey

Todd Lytel

Ruth N. Johnson

Larry Lacey

Wendy Lytel, MIB ’93

Andrea Jones

Eileen Lagana

Updeshwar J. Maharaj, MBA ’03

Barbara Jones

Samuel Carl Lagana

Betty Mann

Betty Jones

Kimberley Lanford, MBA ’99

Alan Marcus

John M. Jones

Matt Lanford

Darlene Mason-Lockett

Michael Jones

Evelyn Larkins

Albert Mayer

Stanley Jones

Gene Larkins

Margaret Mayer

Wallace B. Jones, ’64

Gary Larson

Raymond L. McCalister

Dianna Joseph

Lynn Larson

Glenda McCarty

Gregg G. Juarez

Alexis Lasiter

Darlene McCormick

Judi Jurkowski

Paul Lasiter, ’88, MBA ’05

Darlene F. McCormick, ’91

Robert Jurkowski

Dale R. Laster

Patrick McCormick

John D. Katch, ’60

Lonnie Laster

Millison McCurry

Linda D. Katch

Pam Laster

Spencer McCurry, MBA ’75

Lee B. Kats

Penelope D. Lawless, MBA ’84

Daniel McFee

Betty Keck

Emily Lemley, ’67, MA ’74

Dawn McFee

Elizabeth K. Kemp

Steven S. Lemley, ’66, MA ’70

Dorothy Jo McGregor

Jonathan A. Kemp

Joy Leonard

John McKnight

Christopher Kent

Robert Leonard

Lesley McKnight

Patricia Kent

Wyllis Leonhard

John F. McManus

Sallie Kerpan

Rex H. Levi, ’85, MA ’05

Pam McManus

Bobbi Kindred

Deanne S. Lewis, ’84

Kathy McPherson

Douglas L. Kindred, ’59

John T. Lewis, ’83

Thomas McPherson

Noel Kirby

Rosemary Licata

Anne Mead

Vickie Kirby

Raymond A. Lien

Glen Mead

Peter F. Klein

Al Lindquist

Kimberly A. Mead

Roberta Klein

James Lindsey

Orval Mead

Dena Krown

Joan Lindsey

Joan E. Mencel, BSM ’88

Lawrence Krown

Gordon Lloyd

Lorraine Krown

John Lockett, BSM ’00

Michael J. Menichetti, BSM ’04, MBA ’07

Richard Krown

Esther Long

Lorilyn D. Krug, MBA ’96

Ken Long

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Monica J. Merdian, JD ’90 John Michael Jon Miller, MBA ’83

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HERITAGE SOCIETY Michael Miller

Joseph U. Oswald

Russell L. Ray, Jr.

Shirley Miller

Arthur Ott, ’78

E. Ray Rayburn

Cindy Miller-Perrin, ’84

David Padberg

Jon K. Reed, ’86

Kim Millman, JD ’07

Nancy Padberg, MBA ’03

Rebecca Reed, MA ’81

Mary Monsma, MA ’92

Katia Palacios-Kuhn

Margaret M. Reibold

Stephen Monsma

Donald Paradine

Cynthia R. Reichelderfer

Gwendolyn Moore, ’74

Joyce Paradine

Diane E. Reilly, ’58

James C. Moore, ’67, MBA ’77

Mark Peckham

Marilyn L. Reilly, ’56

Sharyn S. Moore, ’67

Susan Peckham

Jacquelyn Rettberg, ’59

Nancy Mortensen

Christina Peeples

John R. Rettberg, ’59

William S. Mortensen

Craig Peeples

Carol Richards

Sharon Mullin

Phil A. Pennington, ’58

Gary Richards

Terry Mullin

Robin Perrin, ’81

Donald B. Rice

Mark A. Mushkin, ’87

Pamela H. Peterson, MS ’05

Susan F. Rice, EdD ’86

Rebecca Mushkin

Dawn R. Pettersen, ’88

B. Joseph Rokus, ’76

Karen Neumann

Kristen Phillips

Tari F. Rokus, ’76

Christina L. Newland

Linda Phillips

Dickinson Ross

Aileen Nielsen

Ronald F. Phillips

Barbara Rowe

John Nielsen, ’45

Timothy C. Phillips, ’87

Jack Rowe

Daniel L. Noel

William Phillips

Karin Runge

Cathy Nolan

Betsy Pinney

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

Eric Nolan

John Pirozzi

Charles B. Runnels

Herbert V. Nootbaar

Lewana Pirozzi

Gloria J. Ryan

Martha T. Norman

Charles Plumb

Charles Ryjacek

Craig Norris

Susan Plumb, ’80

Monica Sagen

Heather Norris

Curt A. Portzel, ’92

Annie Y. Sam

Fay Nell Norwood

Leanne Portzel

Claudia B. Sangster, ’76

Cheryl Hill Oakes

Emily R. Pownall

Rocco Scanza

Beverly Reid O’Connell, JD ’90

Kaye Price-Hawkins, ’66

Sherry Scanza

Daniel B. O’Connell, JD ’90

Frank E. Raab

June Schanbacher-Lindquist

Heather M. Olsen

Sally Raab

Nancy H. Schanz

Karl E. Olsen

Arthur A. Rahmani, MBA ’76

Stephen J. Schanz, JD ’79

Kalli O’Malley

Sonia Randazzo

Michael F. Schlueter, MA ’77

Mike E. O’Neal

James Randolph, ’66

James Schroeder

Nancy O’Neal

Brian Rankin

Kathy Schroeder

George Osterhaus, ’53

Audrey Ray

Retta Schulze

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HERITAGE SOCIETY Rosemary Selky

James R. Swaniger, MA ’96

Debra Warren, ’76

John Shenk

Maria Swann

Thelma Warren

Sharon Shenk

Mary Swanson

Julie Waters, ’80

Margaret A. Sheppard

Wayne Swanson, ’73

Kenneth Waters, ’72, MA ’74, MA’77

James Shippey

Terralynn Walters Swift

Dee Dee Watson

Sandra Shippey

Hal A. Syfritt, ’63

John G. Watson, ’72, MA ’75

Patricia H. Sime, ’51

James Sykora

Pamela G. Watson

Gloria F. Sirotnak, MS ’76

Sheri Sykora

Robert Wemheuer, MA ’75, EdD ’79

John J. Skelly, ’56

Mara L. Taylor, MA ’03, MA ’06

Gary Wilcox

Donald K. Skinner, MBA ’89

Allie Evans Tegner, ’47, MA ’68

Susan Wilcox

Paula L. Skinner

Lynn Theriault, MS ’06

Paul T. Wilkes, ’91

Soraya Skinner

Nona Thomas, ’74

Helen Wilson

Lisa Smith Wengler

Frances Thomson

Ron Wilson

Robert Smith

John Thomson, ’77

Joel C. Wittenberg

John Smyth

Helen C. Thurston

Sharon E. Wittenberg

Phyllis Smyth

Kendall Field Thurston

Ella Womack

Patricia A. Sparks, BSM ’07

Averi Torres

Richard Womack, ’79

Margaret Athon Squaires, ’58

Dennis Torres, MDR ’02

Merrie Wood

Lani-Minh Starkey, JD ’98

Garnet Tragerman

R. Ronald Wood, ’61, MA ’63

Joan Starr

Neil Vannoy, MIB ’03

Cynthia Wright

Roger Steele, ’88, MS ’90

Simone Vannoy

Marilyn Wright, MA ’89

Sharon Steele, ’90

Richard O. Wahlgren

Betty Yeow, ’65

Jim Stein

Dale Walker

Helen M. Young, ’39

Pamela Stein, MBA ’82

Janet Walker, MBA ’81

Thomas J. Zahniser, MS ’99

Henry Stickney

Robert Walker

Veronica A. Zofchak, MS ’87

Gerald M. Stone

Cheryl Warder

Leslee Zubkoff

Jim Stott, MDR ’96

Michael Y. Warder

Michael Zubkoff

Patricia A. Stromberg, MA ’76

Aleta Warren

In Memoriam Jane Borrmann

Marilyn Fletcher

Clinton London

Harold Cabrera

Stephen Hewgley, ’78, MA ’02

Donna Meng

Charles M. Carpenter

Betty Hilton

Carolyn Michaud, MA ’78

Paul Clement, ’62

Stephen Kerpan, MBA ’77

Helen Talbot

Sally Edwards

Virginia Laing

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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

Armand Hammer

Hoyt S. Pardee

Michael F. Adams

Natalie C. Hankins, ’01

Mrs. George Pepperdine

Roger E. Ailes

Hari N. Harilela

Jerry Perenchio

James C. Allen

Scott M. Honour, ’88

Julie Pierce

Franklin G. Berlin

William R. Hoover

Mitchell D. Pierce

Marguerite A. Berti

Anthony B. Joseph

Mrs. Garnet Rainey

Richard A. Berti

Walter J. Karabian

Martha F. Reed

Thomas G. Bost

Constance Katzenstein

Travis E. Reed

Virginia B. Braun

Henry Katzenstein

Harry C. Reizner

James A. Brinton, ’57

Gasparas Kazlauskas

Earl F. Rippee, MBA ’81

John S. Broome

Barney Klinger, MBA ’76

Amy Jo Runnels, ’00

Lily Chan

Tetsunori Kunimune

Charles B. Runnels

Robin Y. H. Chan

W. E. “Larry” Lawrence

Eduard Salathé

Michael Y. F. Chau

Robert R. Lux

George C. Schumacher

Athalie R. Clarke

Robert Vincent Lyle III, JD ’04

Mrs. Frank Roger Seaver

Donald W. Crocker

Marcie B. Mason

Fred Segal

David Davenport

Evelyn Mitchell McCarthy

George H. Shellenberger

Richard C. David, MBA ’75

John R. McClain

Dan C. Smith, BSM ’74

Patsy Dewey

R. James McClain

Arthur Spitzer

Steven R. Dewey

Odell S. McConnell

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ’74

Royce Diener

Katherine M. McKay

Thaddeus Libby Up de Graff, Jr.

Mrs. George A. Evans

Robert Mouawad

Tom Van Weelden

Serene Leavenworth Felt

Eddie Ngo, ’66

Robert M. Wallace

Eddy D. Field

Robert S. Norman

Kathleen M. Watt, ’81

Helen Field

Marika O’Dell

Howard A. White

Edward L. Gaylord

Samuel Oschin

Richard E. Winter

Robert L. Genillard

Oscar C. Palmer, Sr.

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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

Larry G. Bumgardner

K. Duane Denney

Robert A. Alexander

Viggo Butler, MBA ‘80

Patricia Denney

Ahmad Al-Saud, JD ‘88

Harry M. Caldwell, JD ‘76

Mrs. Spencer Dennis

Wallis Annenberg

Alida Graziadio Calvillo

Brian S. Dexheimer, MBA ‘91

Sally D. Archer

Rod Campbell

Warren M. Dillard

Mary Lou Graziadio Area

Peggy Cannon

Eric E. Di Loreto, MBA ‘84

William F. Austin

Thomas G. Cannon

Joseph E. Di Loreto

Eric P. Bachelor

Anthony Cappelli

Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ‘91

W. David Baird

Rhonda Fleming Carlson

Robert E. Dudley, ‘75

Brian J. Baker, ‘80

Henry J. Caruso

Thomas J. Dudley

Stacy Baker-Kofoed

Rick J. Caruso, JD ‘83

Deon Dunaway

James P. Baldwin

Carol A. Chase

Mark Wayne Dundee, EdD ‘00

William Slater Banowsky, MA ‘94

Susan Saga Chen

Richard K. Eamer

Robert J. Barbera

George V. Chilingar

Kimberley Eastman

Mimo Baroian

Daniel Cislo

Morteza Ejabat, MBA ‘81

Nabil Barsoum

Gary W. Cobb

John R. Elliott

Siegfried G. Bart

R. Ken Coit, MBA ‘81

Dean R. Ellis, ‘91, MBA ‘98

William W. Beazley, MBA ‘81

Rose C. Collins

David G. Elmore

Robert L. Beck

Louis Colombano

Cynthia M. Englert

Alan H. Bennett

Lodwrick M. Cook

Thomas P. Englert

Paul F. Bennett

Jeffrey M. Copans, ‘82

R. Wayne Estes

Andrew K. Benton

Christos M. Cotsakos, MBA ‘83

William D. Evans, JD ‘78

Lisa Cappelli Bergstedt, ‘85, MBA ‘90

Earle E. Crandall

Bernard M. Fauber

A. Ronald Berryman, ‘62, MBA ‘67

Gordon B. Crary, Jr.

Darlene Fauber

Mrs. Thomas Berwald

Antonio A. Crisologo

Mary Ferro

Edwin L. Biggers

Richard L. Cupp, Jr., ‘83

Marvin H. Fineman

W. Harold Bigham

Mike Curb

Edwin D. Follick, MA ‘57, MP ‘77

Marsha Bohnett

Kenneth Jeffrey Dahlberg

George B. Forbes, ‘55

Sheila K. Bost

Ann Daniel

David A. Foster

David E. Brant

Jamal Daniel, ‘80

Jean-Pierre Fourcade

Bert Brewer

Walter Danley, MBA ‘79

Elizabeth Frazee

Hosea E. Brown

Beverly Jean Davenport

Hank Frazee

Janet O’Neil Buese

Robert M. Davidson

Suzanne B. Freyer, JD ‘02

Henry D. Bullock

Gail Martin Deering, MA ‘90

Constance M. Fulmer

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LIFE ASSOCIATES Robert A. Fullmer Mario Gabelli John Galasso Lenny Galasso Craig Boyd Garner, JD ‘95 Joan Garner Sharon Adamson Gee Deborah M. George Susan K. Giboney, ‘62 Joseph M. Girard, MBA ‘76 John D. Gottfurcht G. Louis Graziadio III Cynthia Faye Greer, EdD ‘88, MDR ‘98 Christine A. Grimm, ‘90 D. Keith Grossman, MBA ‘92 Kathleen Grubb Joseph A. Guglielmo Bart M. Hackley, Jr., MBA ‘76 Jerry M. Haleva Linda Lee Hall Michael T. Hall, MBA ‘72 Gary A. Hanson, JD ‘80 John T. Hastings, Jr. Yuichi Hataya Robert E. Hebert, MBA ‘81 Ronald R. Helm, JD ‘76 Kevin J. Heneghan W. J. Herisko Mrs. Norman B. Herman Thomas E. Higgins, MBA ‘77 Leonard Hill Aaron Hodgdon, ‘90 Glen A. Holden Geannie Holden-Sheller Georgianne Holden-Stone, ‘78, MS ‘87 Robert W. P. Holstrom

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

Charles Wai Yan Lam

Anthony D. Horton, ‘74

Carl J. Lambert, ‘78

George H. Hubert Gerald D. Hunnicutt James P. Hunter III, MBA ‘79 Mary Ann Hunt-Jacobsen, ‘88 Gerald A. Isom Lucille Isom Connie R. James Jeff S. Jani, ‘84 Jill S. Jani, ‘91 James J. Jensen, ‘84 Amy Johnson, ‘90, MA ‘13 Kenneth R. Johnson Duke Jones Jerve M. Jones Anne M. Joseph Steeve T. S. Kay, MBA ‘83 George E. Keiter David E. Kenney, JD ‘82 Janet E. Kerr, ‘75, JD ‘78 Dean A. Kewish, JD ‘81 Essam M. Khashoggi Sarah Kim Won Joong Kim Yong San Kim Robin E. Kirk Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ‘85 Brent R. Knudsen Kathryn Knudsen K. Terry Koonce Wayne S. Kreger, JD ‘91 Vichai Krisdathanont Allan Kwong Ka Kui Kwong

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Ann Lambert, ‘78 Ronald Lau Mahnaz A. Lee Stephen C. Lehman Steven S. Lemley, ‘66, MA ’70 Rex H. Levi, ‘85, MA ‘05 Deanne S. Lewis, ‘84 John T. Lewis, ‘83 Daniel Lieber Enid Lieber Howard C. Lim, MBA ‘77 Clara M. Lincoln, EdD ‘90 Ian R. Linde Linda A. Livingstone Roger A. Lockwood Jim Long David Lowry L. Randolph Lowry, ‘74, MA ‘77 Richardson R. Lynn Stanley K. Mann Hal J. Manning, JD ‘92 Daniel W. Martin Eff W. Martin Martin Massman Seiji Masuda Alexander K. Matranga, ‘09 Kent R. Matranga Lisa K. Matranga Meredith K. Matranga, ‘13 Raymond McCalister, Sr. J. E. “Jim” McDonald Keith R. McFarland, ‘77, MBA ‘81 James D. McGinley, JD ‘91 James M. McGoldrick, Jr., ‘66

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LIFE ASSOCIATES David Mehl

Carrol J. Parris

Shelley Saxer, ‘80

Erika Meinhardt

Jerry Neil Paul

Mark S. Scarberry

Angela E. Michael

Robert C. Paull

Evander D. Schley

William H. Millard

John W. Payson, ‘66

Kelly M. Schwartz

Marilyn B. Misch, ‘83

Sandi Peck

Christopher T. Seaver

Marnie Duke Mitze

Kenneth E. Peterson

Arnold Seidel

Brian J. Moats, ‘96

Robert L. Pfann

Rosemary Selky

John F. Monroe, ‘79

Danny Phillips

Margaret A. Sheppard

E. Chadwick Mooney

Richard C. Phillips, MBA ‘87

Sam Siam

Gary L. Moore, MBA ‘88, EdD ‘05

Ronald F. Phillips

Shekofeh Siam

James C. Moore III, ‘67, MBA ‘77

Timothy C. Phillips, ‘87

Stephen R. Silk

Sharyn S. Moore, ‘67

Jeff Pippin, MBA ‘83

Bruce S. Simon, JD ‘76

Kenneth G. Mosbey

C. Douglas Plank, ‘83

Shelly S. Singhal, ‘89

George E. Mueller

Robert G. Popovich, JD ‘89

Larry Smead, MBA ‘80

Carol A. Mullen

James R. Porter

Cynthia G. Smith, ‘72

Michael G. Mullen

Hal Provin

Sonia Sorrell

Terry Mullin

Frank E. Raab

Dale H. Speck, MBA ‘72

David H. Murdock

Richard K. Rainey

Sam Spinello

Patrick L. Murphy, ‘74

James H. Randall

Kathi J. Stafford

Jacques Gaston Murray

Linda M. Reichert

Brad A. Starkey, ‘88

Su Nan Cheng

Myron M. Reichert

Kenneth W. Starr

Mina Nelson

Susan F. Rice, EdD ‘86

Danielle F. Steel

Sylvia Rindge Adamson Neville

Frederick L. Ricker

William W. Stevens, Jr.

Linda Newlin, ‘87

Jennifer A. Ricker, ‘76

Stephen M. Stewart

Kerry O’Brien

Kelly Roberts

Dorothy B. Straus

Michael T. Okabayashi

B. Joseph Rokus, ‘76

Wayne L. Strom

Anthony O’Keefe

Tari F. Rokus, ‘76

Martomihardjo Sudomo

Doreen S. Oleson, MS ‘86, EdD ‘91

Hugh Rose, MBA ‘82

Myron C. Sukut, MBA ‘85

Stephen E. Olson, MBA ‘73

Duke Runnels

Siva Suresh

Mike E. O’Neal

G. Tyler Runnels, ‘78, MBA ‘80

William H. Swanson

Nancy L. O’Neal

Ginger Runnels, ‘75

Terralynn Walters Swift

Jerry A. Orefice

Jasmine Niklas Runnels, ‘78

J. Gary Tallman

David M. Osborne, ‘05

Alan J. Ruud

George E. Thomas

Greg M. Outcalt, ‘84

Susan B. Ruud

Martha M. Thomas, ‘80

C. James Padgett

Hiroyuki Saito

William B. Towers

Michael C. Palmer

Claudia B. Sangster, ‘76

Glenna K. Trimble

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LIFE ASSOCIATES Thomas J. Trimble

Bert E. Wahlen

James R. Wilburn, MBA ‘82

John K. Trotter, Jr.

Bill L. Walters

Griffith J. Williams

Henry Tsai

Jacqueline A. Walters

Kent P. Williamson

Felix H. Tseng, ‘85, MBA ‘89

Lew O. Ward

John F. Wilson

Wayne C. Twedell

Rick Watson

L. Claudette Wilson

Jackie Tyler-Davies

Aaron C. Watts, MDR ‘06, JD ‘06

Larry M. Wurth, BSM ‘70

Mark E. Unicume

Margaret J. Weber

Jere E. Yates

Alan J. Utter

Andrew T. Weigel, ‘87

Helen M. Young, ‘39

Charlene Ngo Vizcarra, ‘88

Lisa Smith Wengler

Timothy A. Young, ‘87

Leslie K. Waggoner, ‘11

Larry L. Westfall

Mahmoud Zarekeivan

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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.

PRESIDENT’S MEDALLION William H. Ahmanson

John G. Danhakl

Duane R. Roberts

Phillip M. Bardack

Kathy A. Danhakl, MA ‘02

Kelly Roberts

Edwin L. Biggers

Nancy De Liban

Hugh Rose, MBA ‘82

Stanley Black

Kylie R. Hughes, ‘11

Christopher T. Seaver

Dale A. Brown, ‘64

Peter James Johnson, Jr.

Margaret A. Sheppard

Jenna M. Burkey, ‘08, MBA ‘10, MA ‘13

Charles Don Lindley, Jr.

Bui Simon, ‘96

Noelle C. Burkey

Hal J. Manning, JD ‘92

Herbert Simon

M. Scott McCollum, ‘84

Thomas W. Smith

Carrol J. Parris

Dorothy B. Straus

R. Rex Parris

Charles M. Webster, Jr.

James R. Porter

Jay S. Welker

James H. Randall

Judy L. Welker

Roger E. Ailes

Louis Colombano

Stephen C. Lehman

Ali H. Alireza, MBA ‘86

Mark T. Cramer, JD ‘98

Deanne Lewis, ‘84

Jack M. Area III

Steven J. DeLorenz, JD ‘86

Dennis S. Lewis, ‘65

Cherie Arkley

David G. Elmore

John T. Lewis, ‘83

Robin P. Arkley II

Lo Ree Ewing, ’03

Thomas A. Lucas, MBA ‘83

Don M. Bailey, MBA ‘86

Steven J. Goldman, MBA ‘89

Wes W. Lucas

Robert J. Barbera

Michael A. Hammer

Kimber L. Maderazzo, MBA ‘10

Nabil Barsoum

Mark O. Hiepler, JD ‘88

Scott A. Mager, JD ’82

Mark J. Bourassa, JD ‘63

Michelle R. Hiepler, JD ‘89

Sahag Majarian

Mark V. Bowles, MS ‘96

Scott M. Jarus

Eff W. Martin

Charles L. Branch, Jr.

Kevin P. Joyce, ‘79

Michele L. Maryott, JD ‘97

Junmei Cai

Janet E. Kerr, ‘75, JD ‘78

Robert G. Miller

Marjorie S. Camusi

Karen Khaleghi

Lucie H. Moore

Sal Cimbolo

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

Brett J. Nelson, ‘92

James A. Cardwell Dannette M. Chambers Paul Chambers Randy E. Clark, EdD ‘05

DEAN’S MEDALLION

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES DEAN’S MEDALLION Richard G. Newman

Stephen R. Silk

Zhong Wang

Ronald F. Phillips

Richard L. Stack

Marylyn M. Warren, ‘58

Ted O. Porter, ‘59, MBA ‘75

Kenneth W. Starr

James F. Zierick

Henry C. Respess

Sharon A. Tedesco

Judy Zierick

Christopher A. Ruud, ‘93

Marta B. Tooma

Joseph J. Schirripa

Jeff Ubben

PLATINUM MEDALLION Fereshteh Amin, EdD ‘06

Sharon M. Folsom

Michael T. Okabayashi

Cindy Ayloush, MBA ‘13

Vincent J. Gallo, JD ‘81

Annette E. Oltmans

John L. Baker

Barry Garapedian

Doug Pak

Michael Bekins, ‘77

Enrique Garcia

Geoff Palmer, JD ‘75

Thomas G. Bost

Lucy Garcia

J. Douglas Pardee

Angelina Bright

Joan Garner

Danny Phillips

Nicolas Bright

Don Gaspar, MBA ‘03

Richard C. Phillips, MBA ‘87

James C. Carroll

Jody M. Goff

John L. Plueger

Paul Chambers

Diana B. Hiatt-Michael

Carolyn L. Porter

Jose A. Collazo, MBA ‘77

Maria A. Hodsdon

Lowell A. Potiker, JD ‘86

Matthew J. Dalton, ‘96

Steven J. Hodsdon

J. Anthony Precourt, Jr., ‘93

Luciana De Almeida Braga

Paul A. Hughes

Lucy Rawlins

Luis Antonio Nabuco De Almeida Braga

Gerald A. Isom

Rick Rawlins

Steven G. De Venney

Lucille Isom

Diane E. Reilly, ‘58

Hiram J. Johnson

Mark L. Reuss

Phillip J. Kanter

Susan F. Rice, EdD ‘86

Sasha Kim

Frederick Ricker

Kenneth L. Knas, MBA ‘85

B. Joseph Rokus, ‘76

Kyewon Ko

Mary A. Rose

Clara M. Lincoln, EdD ‘90

L. Anthony Rubin, JD ‘77

Kimberly Lindley

Claudia B. Sangster, ‘76

Stephen D. McGee

Norman Sarafian

Mark J. Miller, MBA ‘04

Gregory L. Segall, MBA ‘88

Paul D. Milton

Hamid Shafipour

David W. Neu, MBA ‘09

Kenneth M. Shumard

Howard Dubin Doris A. Dunn Kenneth M. Duvall Gregory J. Ellena Mark A. Ensio Shelle S. Ensio Charles R. Eskridge III, JD ‘90 Stephen Esses Melanie Flamminio Robert S. Folsom

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES PLATINUM MEDALLION Dee Anna Smith, ‘86

Eric T. Stoen, ‘93

Robert L. Walker, MA ‘66

David W. Souther

Melissa A. Stoen, ‘95

Beti Ward

William W. Stevens

Thomas R. Teague

Farshid V. Zanjani, EdD ‘14

Jeff M. Stibel

Brian M. Thomason

GOLD MEDALLION Yolanda Aguerrebere, MS ‘83, EdD ‘09

Lora Noble Dubin, ‘84

Christa K. Skates Johnson, ‘98

Bogdan U. Andriychenko, MBA ‘04

Thomas G. Dubin, ‘83

Eric S. Johnson, MDiv ‘00

Roger Eaton

Njoek Sien Jong

Max Factor III

Robert J. Katch, ‘84, MBA ‘91

Michael E. Feltner

Michael J. Kazanjian

David W. Ferry

Korey Kim

Thomas A. Fessler, JD ‘83

Douglas Kmiec

Michael Fowler

Stephen R. Knott

Susan K. Giboney, ‘62

Edward A. Koijane, ‘91

John S. Gilbert

Paul B. Lasiter, ‘88, MBA ‘05

Kimberly A. Gilbert

Hung V. Le, ‘87, MA ‘03

Terry M. Giles, JD ‘74

Amy S. Leavens, JD ‘97

Robin J. Godfrey, MBA ‘97, JD ‘98

D’Esta L. Love, MDiv ‘03

Alec Gores

Stuart L. Love

Thomas T. Gores

Ernie Maldonado, BSM ‘76, MP ‘80

David F. Gow

Robert E. Meadows, ‘83

Beth Graziadio

Robert J. Mills, JD ‘91

G. Louis Graziadio III

Lani A. Netter

Seth A. Haye, ‘02

Eddie Ngo, ‘66

Gregory A. Hayes, MBA ‘82

John L. Notter

Lorene D. Heffelfinger, MS ’97

Gregory M. Outcalt, ‘84

Lynn A. Hein, MBA ‘74

Kathleen A. Outcalt, MBA ‘92

Ronald Helm, JD ‘76

Stephen M. Pazuk

Glen A. Holden

Donald R. Philbin, Jr., JD ‘87, LLM ‘07

Mary Ann E. Hunt-Jacobsen, ‘88

Timothy C. Phillips, ‘87

Susana Huston

Julie Pierce

Kristina M. James, ‘01

Mitchell D. Pierce

Mitchell R. Jensen, JD ‘82

Alfred A. Plamann

Candida Aversenti Edmund V. Aversenti, Jr., BSM ‘81 James S. Azadian, JD ‘01 James G. Bohm, JD ‘87 George J. Boose, ‘56 Anne Marie Bredefeld Mitch Bredefeld J. Scott Buie Diane C. Cafferata Devon O. Caracciolo, JD ‘14 Paul L. Caron Otto P. Cipolla, Jr., JD ‘87 Richard D. Cordova, MBA ‘84 Frank W. Cornell III, MBA ‘78, EdD ‘04 Jerry S. Cox J. Michael Crowe Joseph A. Czyzyk Jeffrey G. Davis, JD ‘94 Susan E. Dawson, ‘85 Lucia Carpenter Dean John G. Deutsch Patricia A. Deutsch Amy A. Doran, ‘98 Christopher D. Doran, ‘98, MDiv ‘02

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES GOLD MEDALLION Linda Porteous

John S. Servidio, MBA ‘02, JD ‘02

Michael F. Tatham, JD ‘84

Paul Porteous

Howard I. Shao, MBA ‘83

Allie Evans Tegner, ‘47, MA ‘68

Walter L. Poser

Robert Shapiro

George Thomas

Claudia Arnold Preston

Donald K. Skinner, MBA ‘89

Katie Thompson

Michael Quigley, JD ‘83

Michael J. Slattery

Anthony H. Tryon

Keith Rabois

Annie Standley

Jean M. Walker, JD ‘95

Russell L. Ray, Jr.

John T. Standley, ‘85

Carol A. Wallace

Amy Jo Runnels, ‘00

Eva S. Stern

Ellen Weitman

Jason E. Russell, JD ‘97

Marc I. Stern

Timothy M. Willis

Cynthia A. Ruud-Johnson

Sandra L. Sully, MBA ‘81

Charles K. Wolhaupter, ‘79

Adam R. Sandler

Deanell R. Tacha

Kate S. Zacharia, ‘07, JD ‘11

William W. Seegmiller

Augustus Tagliaferri, MBA ‘74

SILVER MEDALLION Larry Abston

Christopher D. Bauman, ‘03, MBA ‘09

Selina K. Brandt, JD ‘92

Jennifer T. Adams

Robert Beaman

Alf O. Britting, Jr., MBA ‘80

Terry Adamson

William W. Beazley, MBA ‘81

Eli Broad

David G. Adishian, JD ‘94

Thomas M. Bellig, JD ‘98

Matthew G. Broms, ‘92

Zeny M. Agullana, MBA ‘11

G. Beverly Bergmann, ‘80

Steven E. Brooks

Mary Lou A. Allen, MBA ‘91

Mary M. Bernadett, MBA ‘01

John C. Buckingham, Jr.

Dale C. Anderson

Susanne Berry, JD ‘89

Stephanie C. Buckley

Robert Anderson

A. Ronald Berryman, ‘62, MBA ‘67

Michael J. Busch, ‘90

Edward Arden

Janie Biel, ‘07

Viggo Butler, MBA ‘80

Kathleen Arden

Tricia Ann Bigelow, JD ‘86

Vincent C. Butta, ‘84

Susan J. Ash, ‘00

Paula J. Biggers

Stevan R. Calvillo

Dean Baim

Andre Birotte, Jr., JD ‘91

Kathy L. Cameron

Jeffrey R. Baker

Gary L. Bishop, MBA ‘82

Allen F. Camp, JD ‘82

William Slater Banowsky, MA ‘94

Bert Boeckmann

Michelle K. Camp, JD ‘09

Jean Bardgette

Gregory J. Bonann

Earl Carpenter

John J. Bardgette

Pat Boone

Tammy H. Carson

Kimberly S. Barkis

Rodney E. Boone, MBA ‘04

Doris Cassan

Robert R. Barner

Donna G. Boose, ‘55

Dennis S. Chang, MBA ‘94

Mimo Baroian

Inge Boskovich

Grace V. Chang, JD ‘97

Charles A. Bassett, BSM ‘03, MBA ‘11

Frank Brady

Mark W. S. Chun

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES SILVER MEDALLION Kerri R. M. Cissna-Heath, EdD ‘12

Ann E. Feyerherm

Janet E. Holstrom

Amy R. Clark

John G. Figueroa, MBA ‘97

Connie B. Horton, ‘82

Robert C. Clark, MBA ‘79

Lynn M. Finley-Davis

Jeffrey D. Huckaby

Steven P. Clarke

Ibelis Fleming

Ronald L. Iden

Robert F. Cochran, Jr.

Glenn D. Forcucci, JD ‘83

Thomas C. Inkel, JD ‘01, MDR ‘01

Roy C. Coffee III, JD ‘92

Michael L. Fox, JD ‘94

Sara Young Jackson, ‘74

Raymond H. Collier

William A. Free, ‘51, MA ‘58

Martine A. Jago

Kathy Colombano

Cadijah P. Frizzell

Sean D. Jasso, MBA ‘00

Nelson Cooney

Paulo Sergio C. Galvao Filho

Brett M. Johnson, MBA ‘05

Guy P. Cotton, ‘78

Kelsey D. Gamradt, ‘95

Grant W. Johnson, ‘96

Tarianne Gotelli Cotton, ‘79

Seth C. Gamradt, ‘96

Johnny K. Johnson

Sheryl Covey

Jim Gash, JD ‘93

Kim Johnson

Donna D. Darnell

Dirk Gates, MBA ‘90

John M. Jones

Janet C. Davis

G. Farrell Gean

Rosemarie F. Jones, JD ‘99

Mark W. Davis

David E. Gibson

Karen C. Kappus

Stephen Davis

James R. Gibson, ‘58

Afshin Kateb, MBA ‘97

Jennifer R. Day, ‘96

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

Katherine Keck

Rick M. Gibson, MBA ‘09

Brenda Kitchen

Gregory R. Dern, MA ‘96, EdD ‘07 Lauren A. Desai, ‘10, MA ‘12 Daniel J. DeWalt Jennifer C. Dorsey, JD ‘97 James B. Douglass Louis W. Drobnick, MBA ‘91 Clay L. Drury, MBA ‘01, JD ‘02 Scott Dudelson Chris G. Duininck Marvin A. Dunphy, ‘74 John M. Edelston, MBA ‘82 Carmen Estrada-Schaye, EdD ‘95 Craig R. Everett Stephanie L. Fabritius, ‘81 Wilbur C. Faulk Luis Faura, MBA ‘04 Laura A. Fehlbaum, ‘10

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Chris Chambers Goodman Audrey H. Gow Robert Grayeli, ‘01 Daniel N. Greenbaum, JD ‘09 Roger D. Gronwald, MBA ‘99 Stephen N. Hackett, ‘80 Eric W. Hagen, ‘92, JD ‘97 Amy A. Hall Chad G. Hardcastle, ‘01 Scott Harris Susan E. Helm David C. Hendler, MBA ‘85 Rosalyn S. Heyman Danielle L. Hickman, JD ‘97 S. Keith Hinkle, JD ‘97 Jay S. Hoffman

John E. Kindt, ‘80, MBA ‘15 Kristine S. Knaplund Charlene C. Koonce, JD ‘91 Kenneth T. Koonce, Jr., JD ‘89 Jeffrey L. Krivis Kevin G. Krogmeier, LLM ‘04 Renee Kumetz Carole Kushmaul William E. Kushmaul Samuel Carl Lagana Carol L. Larsen Edward J. Larson Marcia H. Lawson Bernice L. Ledbetter, EdD ‘05 Emily Lemley, ‘67, MA ‘74 Steven S. Lemley, ‘66, MA ‘70

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES SILVER MEDALLION Autumn B. Luscinski, MS ‘05

Chuck C. Nam

Carol Richards

William L. MacDonald

Grant S. Nelson

A. Douglas Rickard, ‘63

Capri W. Maddox, JD ‘01

Giuseppe Nespoli II, ‘04

Kenneth J. Robinson

Farzin Madjidi, MBA ‘88, EdD ‘91

David J. Newacheck, JD ‘79

Peter Robinson

Michael R. Magasin

Chad L. Norton, MBA ‘94

Daniel A. Rodriguez, ‘78, MA ‘81

Gary L. Mangiofico

Josh K. Oder, ‘98

Kay Rosen

Lindi D. Marco

Gregory L. Ogden

Bernt J. Rosli, MBA ‘89

Michael W. Marion

Tetsuya O’Hara, MBA ‘08

Jennifer Groninger Rough, JD ‘99

Lucy M. Marshall

Jeanie M. O’Laughlin

Jay H. Rubenstein, ‘77

Karen L. Martin

Stephanie Rose Olson, ‘91

Ronald Rus, JD ‘75

Anna M. Matteucci, ‘85

Leticia Padilla, MBA ‘05

Constantino Salios

Ninette R. Matthies

John K. Paglia

Henry F. Salvatori

Faye W. McClure

Lynda H. Palmer, MBA ‘91

Sepand Samzadeh, MBA ‘03

Matthew B. McCutchen

Christer N. Palsson, MBA ‘75

Regan Harwell Schaffer, MA ‘93, EdD ‘02

Jennifer G. McGoldrick, ‘67

Kathy R. Patten

Samuel D. Schmidt, ‘86, MBA ‘87

John S. McKee

Timothy Patten

June H. Schmieder-Ramirez

Tami McKelvy

John W. Payson, ‘66

Justin C. Schneider, ‘03, MA ‘04

John C. McLaren, MBA ‘80

Richard M. Peterson, MDR ‘01, LLM ‘06

Leslie L. Seah

Claudette S. McLinn, MS ‘83, EdD ‘06

Dawn R. Pettersen, ‘88

Edward Shafranske

John F. McManus

Phil E. Phillips, ‘88, JD ‘92

John G. Shearer

Michael R. McVey

Brian J. Philpott, JD ‘05

Scot E. Sheldon, JD ‘79

Warren R. Merrill

Staci L. Pies, ‘87

C. Blaine Shull

Paul R. Meyer, ‘97

Stephen C. Pile, MS ‘88

Patricia Sloan, ‘87

Matthew Midura, ‘97, MA ‘05

Janice A. Pinkowski

Bradley A. Smith, ‘89

Anthony Miller, JD ‘77

Curt A. Portzel, ‘92

David M. Smith

Sandra T. Mills

Edna F. Powell, MDR ‘98

Kristen F. Smith, ‘88, MA ‘96

William P. Mills III

Linda L. Raasch

Jennifer Schaeffer Snitko, ‘98, JD ‘02

Daniel S. Mitrovich

Scott H. Racine, JD ‘78

Paul Snitko

Amir A. Mohamadzadeh, ‘11

Carson Radke, ‘12

Reuben A. Spivey

John G. Mooney

David L. Ralph, ‘68, MBA ‘69

Rosa Mercado Spivey

Joseph P. Moran

Anna L. Ramirez, MA ‘01

Brad A. Starkey, ‘88

William S. Mortensen

John D. Rauschkolb, ‘83

Hilary S. Strain, ‘93

Robert D. Mosbaugh, MBA ‘05

Morgan H. Rector

Malcolm Street

Michael H. Murrie

Alita E. Rethmeyer, EdD ‘88

Al Sturgeon, JD ‘11

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MEDALLION ASSOCIATES SILVER MEDALLION Annie Su, ‘99

Michael J. Treu, ‘86

Geoffrey S. Wells, JD ‘85

David R. Sugden, ‘98, JD ‘01

Glenn E. Turner III, JD ‘80

Duncan S. Wigg

Marni A. Sugden, ‘98

Tyler D. Vernon, ‘07

Jordan P. Wiggins, MBA ‘98

Danni Sun, MBA ‘99

Julie A. Vichot

Helen Easterling Williams

Susan A. Sutherland, MS ‘00

Jonathan S. Vick, ‘82, JD ‘86

Michael L. Williams

S. Brett Sutton, ‘86, JD ‘89

Robert Villar

Alexander H. Winnick, JD ‘05

Joseph W. Szokol, JD ‘86

Robert A. Virtue

Barry L. Wolfe

Brett D. Tattersall, ‘06

Frank A. Visco

Mireille Wolfe

Elliott Taylor, ‘12

Carrie R. Wall, ‘87

Marilyn S. Wright, MA ‘89, PsyD ‘95

Kanet W. Thomas

Charity Wallace, ‘97

Gary C. Yomantas, MBA ‘81

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

Michael J. Walsh, MBA ‘97

Patti L. Yomantas

John E. Tiedt, JD ‘87

Jeffrey D. Warne

Kevin M. Young

Robin Washington, MBA ‘95

Terry Young

Casey Wasserman

Timothy A. Young, ‘87

Steven Tonsfeldt

Kenneth E. Waters, ‘72, MA ‘74, MA ‘77

Ziegfred Young, MS ‘83, EdD ‘88

Darryl E. Towell, JD ‘95

Cedric L. Watkins II, MBA ‘80

Karyl L. Towell, JD ‘96

John G. Watson, ‘72, MA ‘75

Johnny Zamrzla

Maribeth Towers, MIB ‘95

John J. Webb, MBA ‘83

Keith A. Tobias Christine D. Tonsfeldt, ‘88

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MEMBERS CIRCLE The Members Circle is an essential support group whose minimum annual contribution of $1,000 strengthens students’ lives for purpose, service, and leadership.

Michael G. Aamodt, ‘78

Michael A. Backstrom, ‘97

Andy S. Bielanski

Larry J. Abston

Leonard L. Bade II, MS ‘10

Robert L. Bigelow, ‘85, MBA ‘96

Megan S. Acosta, JD ‘08

Seda Baghdasarian

Miray Kafardian Bik

John S. Adams, JD ‘88

Matthew C. Bailey

Daniel S. Bishop

Ronald A. Adelhelm

William Anthony Baird, ‘94, JD ‘97

Jeffrey E. Bjork, ‘95

David B. Adrian, ‘90

Marvin P. Baisden

Christopher D. Blackwell, ‘84

George W. Agnor, ‘64

Nubar N. Balasanyan, MBA ‘14

Kyle R. Bland, ‘13

David O. Aker, MBA ‘83

Michael W. Baldridge, MBA ‘90

David B. Blenko

John H. Alban

Bernadette J. Barber, MS ‘11

William H. Bleuel

Gloria B. Alesso

Giovahn O. Barboza, ‘06

Roberta Bogie

Faisal Al-Hardan

Charles W. Barrackman

Brad R. Bohrer, JD ‘93

Brooke A. Allen

Kristen N. Basie, JD ‘06

Bonny Bolander

Larry C. Allen

Todd Basmajian

Aaron W. Bomar, MBA ‘97

Juliet M. Allup, ‘04, MPP ‘06

Richard A. Bayer

Greg D. Bonifield

Myra Alvarado

Shelley A. Bayer

Tracy Borenzweig

David L. Anawalt

Joan B. Bayston

Mickey Borofsky

Steven S. Anderson

Haig Bazoian

Barry E. Borowitz, JD ‘93

Gary R. Andrews, Jr., ‘03

Denise Beaman

Alyssa K. Bost, ‘05

Frank P. Angel

Adam W. Beamish, ‘04

Paul A. Bost, ‘02

Nannina L. Angioni, ‘02, JD ‘05

Robert L. Bean, JD ‘68

Sheila K. Bost

Mark Armfield

Marcus Beck

Alexandra T. Bostick

Hasty Arnold, ‘61, EdD ‘85

Robert L. Beck

Tom Botz

William W. Arnold, EdD ‘09

Chet Beiler, ‘87

Deborah M. Bourdon

Thomas S. Asbury

Sherice L. Bellamy-Jones, BSM ‘01

Beverly Bourne, JD ‘91

Gerald R. Aschoff

Karen F. Bender, ‘80, MBA ‘83

JoAnn M. Bourne, ‘79

Karen A. Ashby

Andrew K. Benton

Elizabeth Bowlus

R. Scott Ashby

Debby S. Benton

Jeffrey S. Boyd, JD ‘91

Jerome D. Ashford

Randy Bergstedt, ‘89, MBA ‘15

Kevin C. Boyle, JD ‘84

Michaela J. Asprey

Heidi A. Bernard, ‘85

Christopher Boynton, ‘75

Stephanie Atwill-Rocco, MA ‘77

Alyssa J. Berwick, ‘88

Tara A. Bracher, ‘04, MA ‘09

Lawrence S. Awbrey

Deborah A. Betts

Jennifer L. Bradford, JD ‘99

William H. Ayres, Jr., MBA ‘00

Dawnet O. Beverley, MS ‘14

Erin N. Brady, JD ‘01

Raymond Azoulay

Deborah Dean Beyer, ‘87

Lisa Brady

Charles W. Babcock

Timothy R. Bice

Cory R. Brightwell, ‘04

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Lorraine H. Brinton, ‘60

Cassia K. Carter, ‘06

Jeffrey T. Cook, ‘03, JD ‘06

Don L. Briscoe

Chris Carter

Miles R. Cooperman, JD ‘75

Joseph M. Brodner, JD ‘91

Robert E. Carter, JD ‘97

Roy Cootes

Jeffrey F. Brookman, ‘72

Kim S. Cary, EdD ‘04

Ken Coplon

Monterey Brookman, ‘70

Charles P. Case, ‘77

Fiona E. Corrigan

Kathy Brooks

Tony W. Cason

Susan Cosentino

Anne Brostowicz

Julie Castillo, ‘89

David J. Cotton, ‘11, MBA ‘11

Lauren T. Broussard, ‘05, MBA ‘13

Gerald C. Catenacci

William J. Coupe, Sr.

Alan J. Brown, JD ‘95

Vince Cecere

Clark J. Cowan, ‘77

Janice Rogers Brown

Sergio Celikel

William R. Cox, BSM ‘73

Sara F. Brown, MBA ‘13

Tyra S. Chandler, MBA ‘86

Des Coyle

William H. Brown

David O. Chang, ‘04

Tiffany S. Craft, MBA ‘06

Martin J. Brownstein

Alan P. Changala

Kevin R. Crane, ‘78

Sam Bruttomesso

Steven L. Chaparro

Jesse A. Cripps, Jr. ‘97, JD ‘02

Lawrence J. Buckley, JD ‘76

Aditya V. Chatterjee, BSM ‘15

Steven Culbert

Sandra L. Bunn-Livingstone, JD ‘91

Deidre B. Cheng, ‘96, JD ‘00

Holly Culhane

John M. Burgess, MBA ‘90

Gene Cheng, ‘93

Ellen Cummins

Alton G. Burkhalter, JD ‘85

Julie A. Chesley

Joshua W. Cummins, ‘95

J. Boomer Butler, ‘02

Phillip W. Cheves, JD ‘91

Kristen S. Cummins, ‘95

Mireille O. Butler

Donald E. Childress

Adam Cunningham

Sarah R. Cabello, JD ‘05

Ann W. Chu

Bob Cunnion

Christopher A. Cagnolatti, ‘07

Jack Chue

John M. Curci

Edwin Cahill, MA ‘10

Richard P. Chumsae

Charles W. Curley, ‘59

Timothy Cahill

Dana E. Clark, ‘93

Janice G. Curley

Nicole Calabro, JD ‘96

Neal D. Clark, ‘98

James M. Curtis, MBA ‘00

Harry M. Caldwell, JD ‘76

Graeme D. Clifford

Matt S. Cutler

Cynthia Callendar-Gordon, JD ‘88

Linda A. Coben

Alan J. Cyron

Suzy Cameron

Don V. Cogman

Berl D. Dahlstrom

Alexandra D. Campana

Amy N. Cohen

Bart P. Dalton, JD ‘96

William C. Cantwell

Ellen L. Cohen

Ted Dalton, ‘54

Christopher V. Carlyle, JD ’93

Richard M. Coleman

Tracy J. Dalton, JD ‘97

Shannon McLin Carlyle, JD ‘93

Lorilyn D. Colleran, MBA ‘96

Farima Damavandi

Timothy P. Carr, JD ‘03

Kimberly L. Collins

Dudley S. Danoff

Alonzo S. Carroll, ‘64

Kirstin S. Collins

Debra L. Davis, ‘78

Ardis A. Carroll, ‘66

Kristin A. Collins, ‘04, MA ‘07

Richard K. Davis

Bradley T. Carter, ‘06

Robert D. Converse

Sallie A. Deacy

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Elna P. Dease

Cathy Doyle

Bob Farrell

Bradley J. Dechter, MBA ‘94

John J. Doyle, JD ‘96

Jill Farwell

Sarah L. de Diego, JD ‘05

James Drake

George L. Fecske

Jacquelin D. Dedona

David Dreier

F. Ronald Feinstein

George B. DeHuff III

Diana M. Dron, JD ‘78

Glover T. Ferguson

Karen L. DeHuff

Marilyn K. Dubas, ‘66

Jeffrey Field

Anthony Delcau

Michelle M. Dufenhorst

Bertram Fields

Gregory R. Dern, MA ‘96, EdD ‘07

Maureen Duffy-Lewis

Chad J. Fischer, JD ’93

Cynthia A. Del Dosso

Darlene E. Dunn, ‘74

James F. Fitzpatrick, MBA ‘05

David C. Del Dosso

Alexandra Dunphy, MA ‘15

Stephen J. Fitzpatrick

Carlos Dell’Acqua

Joe Dykstra

Bridget C. Fitzpatrick-Gjerdrum, JD ‘05

Rebecca L. De Loache

Robert M. Earl, MBA ‘78

Robert Flachs

Robert A. DeMayo

Preston Easley, JD ‘82

Richard A. Flamminio

Stasia M. Demick

Kimberly Ebeling

Marcos Fleiderman

Jeffrey W. Denker

Matthew K. Ebeling, ‘99

Paul G. Flynn

Kristen M. Dennis, JD ‘10

Michael J. Edwards

Valerie J. Foster

Cheryl Derbyshire

Joni W. Efros

Charles J. Franklin II, MBA ‘02

Ani Dermenjian

Albert Ehringer

Paul E. Franklin, ‘83

Daniel C. de Roulet, Sr.

Ann G. Ehringer

Sylvia R. Franson, ‘87

Marco A. Dethomasis, MS ‘10

Curtis S. Ekmark, JD ‘92

Anne Freeman

Carl Deutsch

Christopher W. Elliott, ‘06

Grant M. Freeman, ‘83

Glenn Dexter

Dean R. Ellis, ‘91, MBA ‘98

Lionel Freeman

Tony Z. DiCostanzo, ‘94

Ray Ellis, MS ‘09

Dale K. Frizzelle

Kelly R. Diedrich, ‘10

Samir S. Elmoghrabi, EdD ‘12

Peter J. Frumkes

Christopher W. Dilbeck, ‘06

Laurie Ender, ‘85

Tony Fuller, ‘83, MA ‘89

Caesar D’Ilori

Eric M. English, JD ‘05

Tom Gabbard, ‘77

Peter R. Dion-Kindem

Trisha J. English, JD ‘05

Christine M. Galvin

Claudia DiVito

Darrell G. Eriksen

Curtis Gannon

Huy D. Do, ‘00

Delia M. Escobar-Johnson, ‘05

Jane A. Ganske

Debra L. Doces

Clifford F. Eslinger, MBA ‘81

John B. Garacochea, ‘83, JD ‘88

Melissa J. Dolezel, ‘15

Yvonne Esquerra-Bard

David O. Garcia Bravo

Suzanne Donovan

Nate Ethell, ‘08, MBA ‘13

Randolph A. Gardiner, ‘75

Benjamin Dossett

Joe Everett

Janet K. Gardner

Susan K. Dossett

Brian D. Fahy, JD ‘09

Cynthia M. Garrett

Theodore S. Douglas

Jessie J. Fahy, JD ‘11

Riley J. Garrigan, MBA ‘99, JD ‘00

Michael Dowse

Kimberly Farley

Charles J. Gaspar

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Carol Gausz, MS ‘02

Paul J. Grisanti

Jeffrey D. Hewett

George E. Gehrels

Jodi L. Guber-Brufsky, MA ‘98

Anthony D. Hickman, MBA ‘12

Charlie Geiger, BSM ‘85

Cynthia V. Guerrero, MPP ‘04

Thomas E. Higgins, MBA ‘77

Susan J. Geiger

Dominick Guillemot

Peter W. Hilton, ‘00

Patrick J. Geraghty, MBA ‘92

Michael A. Guillen

Elizabeth M. Hinkle

Dennis S. Gertmenian, MBA ‘86

Phillip A. Gustafson

Barbara Hirtensteiner

Gordon P. Getty

Patricia Haddad

Rick S. Hirtensteiner, ‘89

Laurie A. Gibbs

Greg K. Hafif, JD ‘90

Robert C. Hirtensteiner

Daniel F. Gilbride, MBA ‘94

Jerry A. Hager III, JD ‘82

Shannon M. Hirtensteiner, ‘96, JD ‘99

Gregory L. Gilchrist, ‘96

Derrick Hall

David Hoberman

Casey G. Gillam, ‘05, MBA ‘13

Owen P. Hall, Jr.

Daniel M. Hodes, JD ‘81

Russell T. Ginise, JD ‘89

Eric R. Hamilton

Aaron Hodgdon, ‘90

Alan V. Giuliani

Dorothy Hammond, ‘03, MS ‘10

Katherine W. Hoffman

Jason T. Golan

Marc Hamon

Ronald W. Holmes, MBA ‘05

Alan N. Goldberg, JD ‘83

Jessica L. Hamrick, ‘98

Mark S. Honeycutt

Neil Goldberg

Ashley W. Hanscom, ‘98

Choong Hee Hong

John M. Goodloe

Patrick Hardie, ‘81

Rusty A. Hood, ‘01

Robert A. Goodloe, MBA ‘14

Taylor S. Hardman, ‘10

Gail E. Hopkins, ‘66, MA ‘74

Donald T. Goodwin, ‘01, MBA ‘08

William G. Hardy

Leah Hopkins, ‘91

Thomas M. Goolsby, ‘88

Susie J. Harradine

Steven W. Hotchkiss, ‘86

Andrew M. Gordon

Luther Harris

Zna Houston, ‘84, JD ‘87

Cynthia C. Gordon, JD ‘88

Nancy Ann Harris, ‘57

Billy W. Howard, Jr.

Douglas F. Gordon, ‘59, MBA ‘69

Richard J. Harris, JD ‘77

Kristine A. Gordon

Anthony Harrison

Marlynn Parada Howe, ‘80, JD ‘85, LLM ‘03

Rowena A. Gordon

Jody S. Harrison, ‘92

Eric Grant

Robert D. Hart

Randon J. Grau, ‘98

Michelle G. Hassell

Jennifer M. Gray, ‘03, JD ‘06

Carl D. Hasting, JD ‘82

Linda J. Graziano

Mary K. Hawkins

Martin J. Green, Jr., MBA ‘90

George R. Hearst III, BSM ‘77

Stacey A. Green

Kelli D. Heffernan

Debra Greenfield, JD ‘01

John C. Heid, MBA ‘86

Darolyn G. Greenhut

Kenneth D. Heller

Michael E. Greenhut

Randolph K. Herndon, Jr., JD ‘09

Birgitta Gregory

Karina Herold

Elizabeth Grether

Bruce Herschensohn

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Patrick Huff B. Wayne Hughes, Jr. Thomas G. Hulse, ‘07 Dwayne Hunnicutt W. Blake Hunnicutt, ‘92 Richard L. Hunt Carolyn B. Hunter Scot J. Hutton, BSM ‘11, MBA ‘12 Laura L. Iden Rosemarie Ihde Charles J. Irvin, ‘04 Ryan D. Israel, JD ‘02 Grace M. Jackson

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Kimberly Dean Jackson, ‘85

Roland T. Kelly, JD ’97

Kathy D. Landers

Caryl A. Jacobs

Kathleen S. Keltner, ‘02

Brittney M. Lane, JD ‘12

Mitchell D. Jacobs

Jonathan T. Kemp, ‘94, MBA ‘07

Bryan K. Lang, JD ‘08

Robert T. Jahncke, MBA ‘85

Susan H. Kempe

Mary G. Lang, JD ‘08

Arthur Janov

Kimberly J. Kern, BSM ‘14

Jason J. Lantgen, ‘07

Lena Jemelian

Sarah Kern

Jennifer Joy S. Lao

David C. Jenkins, Jr., MS ‘05

Charles D. Kerns, MBA ‘80

Jesus H. Lao

Diane A. Jenkins, MBA ‘12

Karen L. Kerr

Douglas Large, JD ‘75

Judith D. Jenkins

Lawrence M. Ketchum, ‘76

David Larson

Michelle R. Jenkins

David M. Kidd, MBA ‘83

John E. Larson, ‘82

Boyd F. Jensen II, JD ‘79

Youngsoo Kim

Mary Jo Lass, ‘51

Becky Willingham Johnson

Douglas L. Kindred, ‘59

Peter B. Laubach

David M. Johnson, ‘92, MIB ‘94

Eric R. King

Birthe Lauchengco, MBA ‘14

Judy H. Johnson

Kamron A. King, ‘11

Amy J. Lavelle

Kenneth L. Johnson

Alan J. Kirk, ‘10

Monique LaVoie

Ruth N. Johnson

Karen Kirk

Charlotte P. Law, MS ‘11

Eric A. Johnston, JD ’05

Robert L. Kirsten

Marion Lawler

Grace Johnston

Geliann Kitsigianis

Diane M. Lawrence, ‘80

Barbara A. Jones, JD ‘89

Jon Klane

Kai K. Lawrence, JD ‘11

Pierre Jones

Jeff Kletter

Ron L. Lawrence, ‘82

Urszula Jones

Milton Klorman

Michael P. Lawton, MBA ‘96

Kini K. Jorgensen, ‘90, MA ‘92

Matt Knabe, ‘96

Robert B. Leck III

Bruce M. Kahl, Jr., ‘85

Katherine G. Knickerbocker, ‘97

David S. Lee, JD ‘94

Matthew G. Kalish, ‘05, MA ‘10

Mark Koller

May Gloria Lee, MBA ‘10

Lawrence Kao, ‘02

K. Terry Koonce

Nona M. Lee, ‘81

Joe Kaplan

Connie M. Kotzman, ‘82

Brian T. Leffler

Angela M. Kappus, ‘14

John Kovatch, MBA ‘15

Spencer Lehman

Alain Karaoglan, ‘83

Kent D. Krabill, JD ‘05

Lance Lentz

Harold L. Karpman

Kathryn A. Krecke

Eytan Levin

Lawrence Kasanoff

Gary Krisel

J. Shawn Lewis, MPP ‘99

Loretta M. Katch, ‘85

Erik J. Krogh, BSM ‘93

Veronica R. Lewis, MS ‘15

Lee B. Kats

Michelle Kronenberg

Donald W. Liebhart, ‘51

Julie Kavner

Andrew T. Kubitz, MBA ‘11

Hong Seh Lim, MBA ‘95

Theodore J. Keck

Jan Erik Kuhlmann

Manrique A. Lino, BSM ‘14, MBA ‘14

Gabrielle Keller

Denise Kuriger

Braxton Little

Patrick J. Kelly

Linda La Maina

David Little

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Emily Liu

Paula Marrs

Cindy L. Miller-Perrin, ‘84

Celeste E. Liversidge, JD ‘95

Rick R. Marrs

Kim S. Millman, JD ‘06

Samuel G. Liversidge, JD ‘95

Heather J. Martin, ‘03, MBA ‘07

Virginia F. Milstead, JD ‘04

Yvonne M. Llewellyn, BSM ‘80, MBA ‘82

Marian A. Martin

Monica Minden

Douglas B. Lloyd, MBA ‘80

Shalonda F. Martin, ‘06, MS ‘13

William J. Minick III, JD ‘85

Robin C. Martindale, ‘89

Cary L. Mitchell, ‘76

Teo S. Martinez, MBA ‘11

Kenneth B. Mitchell

Luke L. Marvel, ‘08

Lisa M. Mitchell, ‘95

David Marvin

Michael D. Mitze

Tami L. Marvin

Shefali H. Mody, MS ‘14

Brian L. Maryott

Hildegard Moll

Anna A. Mayman, MIB ‘94

James J. Moloney, JD ‘94

Claire McCarty

Steven L. Montgomery, ‘93

Brent A. McCay, ‘06

Davis D. Moore, ‘83

John P. McCrory

Eileen C. Moore, JD ‘78

Kenneth P. McFarland, MBA ‘87

Thomas O. Moore

James D. McGinley, JD ‘91

Callie E. Moos

Anne N. McGinn

R. Rick Moos

Nancy L. McGinnis, JD ‘85

Randall Mora

John F. McIntosh, MBA ‘94

Mark J. Morgan, MBA ‘96

Susan J. McKenna, ‘87

John L. Moriarity

Andrea L. McMullen, MS ‘09

George E. Morris, Jr., JD ‘11

Tom Meade

Glenda H. Morris

Ellen M. Meier, MBA ‘88

Kelsey S. Morris, JD ‘11

Christopher A. Meissner

Robert J. Morris, Jr., MS ‘97

Laura S. Meissner

Lawrence H. Morrison

Paul L. Mellinger, ‘92

Lynn Morrow, JD ‘85

George Merritt

Christie Moseley

Ronald P. Milam, MS ‘14

Russell Mosser

Lowell J. Milken

Joanne Mossucco

Charlene K. Miller, MS ‘07

Fred R. Mouawad, ‘90

Grant M. Miller, ‘09

Don N. Moy, ‘81

K. Nicole Miller, ‘03, MA ‘08

Marian E. Moyher, ‘77

Pamela A. Miller, MS ‘15

Robert Scott Muckey, ‘74, MS ‘78

Richard J. Miller

Jennifer S. Mullen

Thomas E. Miller

John Muller

Barbara Straus Lodge, JD ‘86 Sheldon I. Lodmer Louise H. Lofquist Vi Logan Gerard Long Linda LoRe, MA ‘12 Teresa G. Loughborough William B. Loughborough Cori Lowe David J. Lowe Dennis W. Lowe, ‘75, MA ‘77 Stephen R. Luce, Jr., JD ‘96 Peggy Lui, ‘89 Mary Luisi, MBA ‘14 Jesse Lund, ‘92, MBA ‘94 John C. Lundquist, ‘98 Elizabeth C. Lynch JoAnn Lynn Lori A. Lyons Julia E. MacDonald, JD ‘13 Lisa R. Machenberg Christine A. Maginn John H. Maidlow Audrey L. Maness, JD ‘07 Adam J. Mankoff Emily K. Mann Dirk Manthey Richard Mark Tim Marland Michael Marquart Winifred J. Marquart

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Ron Munro

Barbara O’Neill-Ferris

Holly M. Phillips, JD ’09

Kyle C. Murphy, BSM ‘04, MBA ‘05

Brian Oppenheimer

Sean Michael Phillips, ‘07, MS ‘11

Mike M. Mustafoglu

Karen G. Orefice

Shannon M. Phillips

Nicole Mutchnik

Warren S. Orlando

Cecile E. Pickford

Marsha J. Naegeli-Moody

Michael Osterman

Linda Pieper

Lillian N. Nall

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

Geoffrey D. Plourde, ‘14

Marilyn O’Toole

Lynn Powers, MBA ‘91

Geoffrey M. Nathanson Margo C. Neal William A. Nebeker, JD ‘76 Michael C. Neff, ‘83 Harry R. Nelson, ‘50 Mark C. Neuner Robyn Y. Newman Grant W. Newton Shelly Ngo, ‘93 John M. Nichols, ‘92 John F. Nickoll Leah M. Niehaus, ‘97 Jennifer L. Nitzkowski, ‘94 Martin H. Nora, ‘77 John E. Nordin II, LLM ‘13 Daniel C. Novak, BSM ‘14, MBA ‘15 Frank G. Novak Denise Novoselski Austin H. Oakes, ‘07, MBA ‘13 Melissa S. Oakes, JD ‘10 Beverly Reid O’Connell, JD ‘90 Gina Odian Budge Offer Ralph C. Ogden III, ‘76 Robert J. Ogden, MBA ‘88 S. Christian Oh, ‘02 Patrick J. O’Hara, JD ‘07 Donna R. Okubo Mark A. Olson Laura S. O’Neil

David G. Otte, ‘99 Paulette E. Pantoja, MBA ‘15 Laura A. Park, MS ‘15 Jeffrey L. Parks, ‘95 Thunder J. Parley, ‘01 Shari L. Pasley Hemant R. Patel, MBA ‘97 Jason H. Pates, ‘95, MPP ‘99 Katherine Patrick Bobby P. Patsios, MBA ‘15 William M. Patterson Michael Ian Paul Nick Pavich John T. Payne John W. Payson, ‘66 Patrick Payton David Pechman Stephen P. Pence Katie T. Percy-Hakim, ‘09 Bryan D. Pereboom, JD ‘12 Erica Y. Peregrino, MBA ‘15 Frank Perna, Jr. Gary P. Perrault L. Timothy Perrin Robin D. Perrin, ‘81 Lisa E. Perrine, MBA ‘92, EdD ‘13 Jeannine J. Perriseau Richard W. Pershing, ‘50 William Pfeiffer 40 ANNUAL PEPPERDINE ASSOCIATES DINNER th

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Jerin L. Renfroe, ‘03, MBA ‘10

Jason Rouse

William F. Seghy, ‘69

Beatrice Lucarelli Restifo

Stuart W. Rudnick

Larraine D. Segil, MBA ‘85

John R. Rettberg, ‘59

Del Rudy

Stephen J. Seiber, ‘84

David M. Rhoades, ‘85

Charles B. Runnels

Art Serote

Ken K. Rice, ‘57

Elle Russ

Janice Serote

Thomas Rice, JD ‘99

Carolyn A. Russell, ‘89

Sarah Seyedgavadi, MBA ‘12

Betty A. Richli, JD ‘77

Deborah Russell

Jane Seymour

Clarence L. Richmond, Jr.

Gregg G. Ruth

David Shaheen

Lauren A. Rico, JD ‘09

Alan Ruzicka

Robert A. Shain

Cindy M. Riecks

David Ryan

Melissa W. Shanahan

Alicia Roberts, ‘81

Robert J. Ryan, JD ‘85

Derek R. Sharp

Frederick Roberts

Angela C. Ryckman

Jeremy M. Shatzer, JD ‘09

Paul S. Roberts

Manisha S. Sabnani, MBA ‘93

Meisha R. Sherman, MBA ‘05

Rachel Roberts

Deana Sacks

Richard Sherman

Richard T. Robertson

Lori B. Sandel

Donald L. Shores

Rachel Roderick-Jones

Dan J. Sanders, MBA ‘10

Michael L. Shultz

Robert T. Rodger, ‘01

Robert H. Sanders

Nicholas Shurgot

Steven J. Rodriguez, ‘01, MA ‘03

Salvador Sanders, JD ‘73

Suzanne Sickner

David A. Roesler

Sherry L. Scanza

Robert P. Sieber

John Roesler

David Schiff

Sharon Siegel

Samantha Roesler, ‘12

Toby Schreiber

Gene Sigal

Stephen J. Roesler, ‘09

Terry A. Schroeder, ‘81

Iain Silverthorne, MBA ‘07

Susan Rogol

Paul F. Schultheis, MBA ‘71

Kari L. Simmons

Frederick E. Roh

David K. Schultz

Peter S. Sinding, MBA ‘86

Tracy M. Rolston

Steve Schultz

Jennifer G. Sittel

Randy V. Roman, MBA ‘10

Joshua L. Schulz, ‘94

Richard J. Sittel

Michael Romine, ‘01

Ryyn A. Schumacher, MBA ‘15

Richard G. Skophammer, ‘76

Debby Rondell

Allison Schwalb

Olena Skrypets

Robert K. Roney

April S. Scott

Connie Slade

Sean M. Rooney, ‘05

Douglas C. Scott, MBA ‘89

Deborah Smerecnik

Shirley A. Roper, ‘67, MA ‘95

Kathleen L. Scott

Harold R. Smethills, Sr.

Robert T. Rose, MBA ‘76

Emily Scott-Lowe, ‘76

Carl H. Smith IV, ‘10

Dolores Ross

Teresa M. Seabert

Pamela D. Smith, ‘00

Pier L. Rossi

Jay Sears

James E. Smythe, ‘45

Stacy A. Rothberg, EdD ‘14

Samuel A. Seelig

Jamin S. Soderstrom, ‘02, JD ‘08

Alan G. Rottman

Geoffrey F. Segal, MPP ‘00

Laura M. Soibelman

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Tomoyoshi Takahashi, ‘88

Joseph P. Vandenberg

Jen L. Spaziano, JD ‘95

Kurt S. Takamine, EdD ‘00

Matthew D. Vandermyde, JD ‘07

Michael Sprague, ‘04

Atul Tandon

Demos Vardiabasis

Margaret Athon Squaires, ‘58

Robert K. Tanenbaum

Nancy Vartapetova

Jeffrey S. Staab

Liliana J. Tang

Ben M. Veenendaal, ‘02

Robert W. Staats

Heather A. Tayloe

Michael R. Velladao, JD ‘83

Alexandra Stanley

A. Paul Taylor, Jr.

Thomas M. Vento

Daniel Stark

Karin S. Taylor, ‘87, MS ‘02

Laura M. Verklan-Armstrong

Lani-Minh Starkey, JD ‘98

N. Denise Taylor, JD ‘81

Oleg Vidov

Kevin D. Steele, ‘81

John W. Teets, JD ‘80

Mark Z. Villalovos, MBA ‘08

Joseph H. Stein, Jr.

Marjorie A. Terner, JD ‘94

Charlene M. Vizcarra, ‘88

Gerald J. Steinberg

Sandra D. Thacker

Valerie L. Vollmer

Elen Stepanyan

Chris Thannhaeuser

Philip von Alvensleben

Carmel Stevens, ‘83

Carma Lu Thompson, ‘77

Jocelyn Cady Vortmann

John F. Stevenson, MBA ‘89

Gary A. Thornton, JD ‘82

Michael G. Walker, ‘85, JD ‘90

Jennifer M. Stewart

George J. Toberman

Richard H. Wallace, ‘79

Stephen M. Stewart

Marc Toberoff

Jefferson L. Walling

Sandra Stewart-Bass, ‘69, MS ‘75

Aaron Toledo

Tim J. Ward

Jodi Stine

Doris Matson Tomlin, ‘52

Janis Black Warner

Craig M. Stiveson, ‘91

Reyes R. Topete

Kaitlyn A. Warner, ‘11

Patricia Stoliar

Gregory D. Totten, JD ’82

Edward W. Warren

Michael Strange

Norman A. Traub, BS ‘73

Alex Washington

Evangelia L. Stratigos

David G. Trauth

Christopher C. Waters, ‘03

Sherry L. Stringfield

Michael J. Treu, ‘86

William J. Watkins, ‘62, EdD ‘87

Julie L. Stroot

D. Thomas Triggs, ‘89, JD ‘93

Janet H. Weber

Carolyn L. Stubblefield

Thomas J. Trimble

Joel N. Weber

Jason T. Sturgis, ‘97

Laurie M. Trombella, ‘98

James Webster

Jillann Moore Sugar

Richard Troop

Marie D. Webster, MBA ‘85

Nancy Suminski

George H. Tumas, MS ‘98

Stuart A. Wehofer, MBA ‘91

Robert J. Sutton

Debra L. Ulrich

Gaines Wehrle

Dominique Swain

Renee M. Ung

David I. Weil

Deborah S. Sweeney, MBA ‘97, JD ‘98

Athena E. Ushana

Burton Weiss

June Sweeney

Dimeil Ushana, ‘09, MBA ‘13

Douglas Weitman

Karen L. Sweeney

Sergio J. Valderrama, ‘05

Maureen C. Weston

Mary Tabata, MBA ‘13

Beaver Valenzuela

Victoria V. Weston, MBA ‘92

Edward Tagliaferri

David A. Van Horn

Jennifer J. Westpfahl, MBA ‘13

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MEMBERS CIRCLE Marie L. Wexler

Richard Willis

Kevin A. Wright, ‘96

Linda S. White-Peters, BSM ‘74, MBA ‘89

Thea W. Wilshire, ‘87

DeShawn N. Wynn, ‘95

Kelly M. Whiteside, MS ‘13

Joanne G. Wilson

Suzette Yamani

John F. Wilson

Annie K. Yih

Mayra L. Wilson, ‘88

Ellen P. Young

Michael Wilson

Timothy A. Young, ‘87

John M. Winslow, MBA ‘92

Andrew J. Zembles, JD ‘97

Frederic D. Winters, ‘04

Yang Zhao

David L. Wittle, MBA ‘92

Paula L. Ziegler, ‘84

Clay M. Wolflick

Robert W. Zima

Deborah H. Wong

David R. Zimmerman

Scott C. Wong, ‘01

Paul K. Zimmerman

Deanna C. Wood, ‘93

Robyn Zimmet

J. McDonald Williams

Christa C. Zofcin Workman, ‘97, MBA ‘00, JD ‘01

Art Zoloth

Kelvin W. Williams, JD ‘92

Henry K. Workman, Jr.

Michelle C. Williamson

John R. Workman, ‘97, MPP ‘99

Judith B. Whittinghill Heidi M. Wick Lisa M. Wieczynski Gail M. Wilburn, MA ‘05 Gary L. Wilcox Deanna M. Wile Frederick J. Wilkens Darryl T. Williams, BSM ‘07, MBA ‘15 Gerald Williams J. Matt Williams, JD ‘10

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n a world full of anger and mistrust, Pepperdine brings together amazingly diverse students and shows them how they can uplift their fellow man, build peace, and lead with integrity. We are honored to serve as this year’s dinner chairs.

Blanche and Peter James Johnson, Jr.

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ith a university community led by world-class educators and a dedicated staff, Pepperdine continues to transform lives and open doors to a future of opportunity and promise.

We are proud to support Pepperdine and celebrate its unwavering commitment to excellence and service.

Rick and Tina Caruso

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ood work shouldn’t be confined to a classroom or lecture hall.

Pepperdine is a place that instills a sense of service and encourages students to carry that calling far beyond campus boundaries. We salute those students and the faculty and staff who guide them.

Glen and Gloria Holden

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LEARN, LOVE, LEAD, LIVE

is more than a slogan—it is an expectation for each student to discover the world around them and use their knowledge to make it a better place. For setting a higher standard of excellence, you have our loyal support.

Nancy and Bill Mortensen

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he hero’s journey is never easy, but the rewards are great. Thank you, Pepperdine, for being a loyal friend and teacher to those seeking to make a difference.

The Lewis Family John (’83), Deanne (’84), Tim (’10), and Mindy (’15)

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epperdine gives students more than the knowledge to begin their heroes’ journeys. It teaches them the values that ensure they will return with gifts that benefit the world.

Thank you, Pepperdine, for inspiring me and countless others to think bigger, journey farther, and give greater.

With gratitude and admiration, Bui Simon (’96) Member, Board of Regents Founder and President, Angels Wings Foundation International

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

Dorothy Straus

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ith a steadfast commitment to its founding mission and the arts, Pepperdine provides a well-rounded educational experience for the innovators and leaders of tomorrow.

We are pleased to join the Pepperdine Associates in celebrating the University’s success and bright future.

The Stanchak Family

y experiences at Pepperdine made me a better person, and I am thrilled to see today’s students taking that same journey.

Diane E. Reilly, CPA (’58)

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ducation is the second best thing a mother can give her child, the first being life.

We feel very honored and privileged to be associated with such an institution as Pepperdine University, which under the leadership of its president, the most gracious Dr. Andrew Benton, continues to inspire our next generations for decades, in the past as in the future, with knowledge, integrity, and love of the country.

Congratulations and forward we go.

Albert and Tove Boyajian

rom the classrooms to the sports arena, the students, professors, and coaches of Pepperdine are making us proud. Go Waves!

Kathy and Lou Colombano

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epperdine is so blessed to have student-athletes who represent the University with such talent and character—and we are blessed to be able to support them.

Camelia and Nabil Barsoum

T e salute Pepperdine for encouraging generations of students in their curiosity, creativity, and desire to make a difference in the world.

Stephanie and William (MBA '81) Beazley

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o all alumni, faculty, staff, and honored guests, a heartfelt thank you for continuing to make Pepperdine a place for which we all can be very proud. Go Waves!

Christine ('90) and Bill ('88) Grimm

e applaud Pepperdine's contribution to the region, the nation, the world.

Faithful Friends University Board Member Graziadio School Board of Visitors Charter Member of the Alumni Leadership Council Chairman Emeritus of the Black Alumni Council

WE SUPPORT PEPPERDINE

Jacqueline and A. Ronald Berryman

e count it a blessing to be a part of the vibrant campus community at Pepperdine where students are challenged to engage their hearts and minds in scholarship and service.

Paula and Ed Biggers

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ester!

Every night, you speak to millions of television viewers across the nation. We are honored and grateful to have you as our keynote speaker at this year’s Pepperdine Associates dinner.

With your time, your stories, and your inspiration, thank you for being a hero who inspires students on their journeys every day.

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1977 The Founding Four Hundred Featuring Milton Friedman

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1978 Charter Year Featuring John Kenneth Galbraith and William F. Buckley, Jr.

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1987 Crest of a Golden Wave Celebrating Pepperdine’s 50th Anniversary 1988 Wave of Excellence Campaign Featuring Alistair Cooke

1979 A People of Purpose Featuring Alexander M. Haig, Jr.

1989 A Celebration of Excellence Celebrating the Conclusion of the Wave of Excellence Campaign

1980 A People of Freedom Featuring Thomas H. Moorer

1990 A World of Possibility Featuring Jack Kemp

1981 Vanguard of a New Age Featuring Paula Hawkins

1991 Heroes of Our Time Featuring David Davenport

1982 A People of Hope Featuring Samuel Pisar

1992 Lifting the Human Spirit Featuring Lynne Cheney

1983 Wave of the Future Featuring Nancy Reagan

1993 A Capitol Evening Featuring The Capitol Steps

1984 Announcing the Wave of Excellence Campaign Featuring Guy Vander Jagt

1994 The Hero Within Featuring Elizabeth Dole

1985 Charting the Course Featuring Daniel J. Boorstin

1995 Challenge of a New World Featuring Richard Thornburgh

1986 Pepperdine Associates 10th Anniversary Celebration Featuring George F. Will

1996 Journey Featuring David Davenport

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1997 Circle of Friends Featuring Tommy Lasorda 1998 A Community of Leaders Featuring Bernard Parks, Stephanie Riggs, and Boyd Clarke 1999 Advancing the Changeless, Called to a Higher Standard Featuring William J. Bennett 2000 Beyond the Challenge Featuring Andrew K. Benton 2001 Scaling the Heights Featuring Andrew K. Benton 2002 A Place to Belong Featuring H. Norman Schwarzkopf

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ELEBRATION 2007 Voice of a Nation Featuring Walter Cronkite 2008 Celebrating Charlie A Tribute to Charles B. Runnels 2009 Heart of the World Featuring Rick Caruso 2010 Answering the Call Featuring Richard E. Stearns 2011 Pepperdine Live Announcing the Campaign for Pepperdine

2012 75 Celebrating Pepperdine’s 75th Anniversary

2003 A Heritage of Faith Featuring James Hahn

2013 Changing the Game Featuring Tim Tebow

2004 Return to the Town Square Featuring Dennis J. Hastert

2014 The Power of Story Featuring Martha Williamson

2005 Celebrating the Human Spirit Featuring Tim Russert

2015 Celebrating the Campaign for Pepperdine Featuring Musical Entertainment by Natalie Cole

2006 A Dream in the Making Featuring David McCullough

2016 Learn, Love, Lead, Live: Navigating the Hero’s Journey Featuring Lester Holt 85

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SOUP Five Onion Balsamic Thyme and Brandied Peppercorn Beef Broth

ENTRﾃ右 Horseradish Crusted Broiled Petite Beef Filet, Madeira Demi-Glace

and Herb Roasted Sea Bass, Apple-Shallot Chardonnay Sauce Crushed Red Bliss and Chive Potatoes Roasted Spring Vegetables and Carnival Cauliflower

DESSERT

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Satsuma Curd Tart, Berry Marbled Cheesecake, and Hazelnut Cake

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