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“Serving as QU's president, as I have said before, is the greatest honor and the greatest opportunity I have ever been given. I believe our very best days as a community are still to come.”
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s we approach the 160th year for Quincy University, I am honored to join the QU family as your 24th president. It’s been easy for me to fall in love with
QU, given our deserved reputation for academic excellence and our warm and caring campus community. This issue of QUniverse celebrates the many successes of our university as we begin a new academic year. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni continue to dream boldly, to dare greatly, and to work for the transformation of the world. On the cover, members of the class of 2019 walk through our storied kiosk on Penny Lane, just after the commencement ceremony where they heard from U.S. Cellular CFO and QU alumnus Steve Campbell. Our student spotlight features sophomore Alsadiq Hasan who recently became a U.S. citizen. This is a heartwarming story of living the American dream. From the launch of our new QU Lacrosse Program to the successes of Josh Rabe and the QU Baseball team, many exciting things are happening in intercollegiate athletics at QU.
Glen Mandeville ’84 is fulfilling the QU service mission by helping the world’s most vulnerable populations. Closer to home, Dr. Len Biallas put the wraps on his 53-year teaching career with a final lecture this past spring. The Stations of the Cross at North Campus have been redesigned, thanks to the support of generous donors. Our new Stations will be a source of devotion and an object of contemplation for many years to come. This issue would not be complete without a retrospective on the legacy of President Emeritus Phil Conover. I thank Phil for his leadership and commitment to Quincy University over the years and I am glad he will still serve as a trusted advisor. I am excited to meet with QU alumni and friends in the months and years ahead, and I am thrilled to become a part of this community. Today and every day is a great day to be a Hawk! Sincerely,
Brian McGee, PhD President
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Student Spotlight
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Main Feature
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An Oath of Allegiance
Seek New Pathways: 2019 Commencement
Q&A with Brian McGee, PhD Yes or No? Building a Life on Experiences
Hawk Talk
Five Hole. Fast Break. Screening. QU Baseball. Josh Rabe. Winning.
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Editor: Jen Wingerter ’13 Contributors: Julie Bell Matthew Bergman ’99 Miriam Hermann Barbara Schleppenbach, PhD ’71 Dylan Shick ’19 Graphic Designer: Jenny Willingham Layout Editor: Pasha Yates ’15 Photographers: Pasha Yates '15 Picture This Photo
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Franciscan Focus A Lasting Devotion
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Master Success A Music Trip to Remember
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Faculty Focus
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Faculty Briefs
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Class Notes
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Honor Roll of Donors
Final Lecture
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Alsadiq moves to Quincy in 2018 to attend Quincy University. On April 12, 2019, he is officially sworn in as a U.S. citizen.
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“I couldn't understand what my coaches or my teammates were saying, but soccer is soccer.” Alsadiq Hasan
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asan was born in Baghdad, Iraq and lived there with his family until they fled war-torn Iraq to live in Syria in 2006. Hasan was only a first-grader when his family moved. The next few years were not easy on the family. In 2012 they were forced to make a critical decision as violence in Syria surged due to the presence of ISIS.
“We asked ourselves, should we die here or go home to die?” said Hasan. However, providence was on their side. Shortly after the family returned to Iraq, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees contacted them. In 2007, Hasan's parents had applied to the U.N. for relocation out of the Middle East. After a six-year-long wait, they finally were approved. They arrived in the United States in 2013 and settled in St. Louis, Mo. For the past few years, Hasan and his family have learned the language, acclimated to the culture, and established a new life. Within the first months living in St. Louis, the family found housing, work, and the children enrolled in school. They learned where to shop and how to adjust American ingredients to make family favorites. Meanwhile, they anxiously awaited the time they could apply for citizenship. Starting high school is difficult for many students, but Hasan faced a unique set of hurdles. The school system is very different in the Middle East. Hasan found that he was learning for the first time what his peers learned in elementary school. To compound the struggle, he was learning how to speak English.
HASAN HAD MUCH TO LEARN, BUT ONE PLACE HE FELT AT HOME WAS THE SOCCER FIELD.
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asan started the school year as “the new Arabic kid,” but finished the season as the kid who played soccer and scored a lot of goals. Not only did soccer help Hasan through high school, but it also brought him to Quincy University.
“Alsadiq possesses strong character and overcame a challenging childhood. He is blessed to have strong family support,” said Mike Carpenter, head soccer coach. “I'm very excited about his development so far at Quincy University and expect him to be an important part of our men's soccer team's future success.”
WHILE STARTING HIS FRESHMAN YEAR AT QUINCY UNIVERSITY, HASAN APPLIED FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP. “I’ve been living here, going to school, playing soccer,” said Hasan “I want to be able to travel, vote, and officially be part of this country.” Ninety days before their five-year anniversary, Hasan and his parents applied for U.S. citizenship. Their application was approved, and they each took the 100 question citizenship test. Hasan, along with his parents, received a passing grade and a ceremony date. Hasan was sworn in as a U.S. citizen on Friday, April 12, 2019, at the Thomas F. Eagleton United States Courthouse in St. Louis Mo. Hasan has faced many challenges in his young life. He has persevered through difficult circumstances and faced each hurdle with courage and determination. “I guess I would tell fellow students to stay out of trouble. Stay focused. Choose right over wrong,” said Hasan. “In the end, it's all about your decisions.”
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“I'm very excited about his development so far at Quincy University and expect him to be an important part of our men's soccer team's future success.” Mike Carpenter '02 Head Soccer Coach
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SEEK NEW PATHWAYS by Barb Schleppenbach, PhD ’71
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s always, Commencement Day was filled with questions, starting with the routine ones: “How the heck do you wear a mortarboard? Where do I line up? Can I make it across the stage in this long robe and my new stilettos?”
degree recipients and the 30 master’s grads recognize that firm and final answers to that one may not be possible and aren't essential for survival and success. The graduates are ready for the opportunities and obstacles of the "great unknown."
As the music faded and the celebration drew to a close on May 11, 2019, the big question took center stage:
Fr. Bill Spencer, OFM, director of campus ministry, gave a moving invocation. After calling the audience on Mother’s Day weekend to reverence for “the women who loved these graduates into life,” he encouraged the students to live the Franciscan values of hospitality, service, respect, and stewardship for the earth.
“WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?” Armed with the inspiration of Commencement, the 210 bachelor’s
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“WE THANK YOU, LIFE-GIVING AND LOVING GOD, FOR THE WAYS IN WHICH OUR GRADUATES BECAME WISE WHILE THEY GOT EDUCATED. WE PRAY THAT THEIR SPIRITS WILL ALWAYS SOAR HIGHER THAN HAWKS CAN FLY.” –Fr. Bill Spencer, OFM '70
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“WHETHER YOU’VE BEEN HERE ALL FOUR YEARS, TRANSFERRED, OR COMMUTED, YOU’VE EXPERIENCED THAT FEELING OF UNCERTAINTY YOU GET WHEN STARTING YOUR VERY FIRST SEMESTER HERE. I DON’T KNOW ABOUT THE REST OF YOU, BUT MY PURPOSE WAS A MYSTERY.” –Ernest Baker '19
Student spokesman Ernest Baker reminded the class that uncertainty is not new to them and that the unknown can hold the testing moments that produce unexpected achievements. Reflecting on a career marked by leadership accomplishments in residential life, admissions, music, and student government, the founder of QU’s Black Student Union admitted that, “There’s no way I could’ve imagined doing these things back when I was eighteen.” He concluded with the words of Matthew 6:34: “So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself.” Faith and friendship Baker affirmed, remain the best resources for confronting whatever the future may hold. QUniverse | Fall 2019
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QU | Main Feature More dangerous than the uncertainties we already recognize, these are the ones that can derail careers and lives. Extolling the strengths of a Quincy University education, Campbell added a note of caution. “However, such knowledge and skills are just the foundation for the aggregate wisdom that you will need to succeed in career and life. "
“FOR MANY PEOPLE, WISDOM COMES ONLY OVER A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. THAT’S CERTAINLY TRUE FOR ME. THE GREAT HEAVYWEIGHT BOXING CHAMPION AND PHILOSOPHER, MIKE TYSON, ONCE SAID: ‘EVERYONE HAS A PLAN UNTIL THEY GET PUNCHED IN THE FACE.’” –Steve Campbell ’73 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER, STEVE CAMPBELL (’73), executive vice president
and CFO of U.S. Cellular, shared with the students his own sense of confusion as an undergraduate and the courage it takes to revise a life plan. Campbell has served as U.S. Cellular’s executive vice president — finance, chief financial officer and treasurer, since 2007. “As a student, I walked many of the same paths – literally and figuratively – that you have walked here at QU. And I have walked many of the same paths that you will walk in the future,” Campbell noted. “Accordingly, what I will offer you today is a report from my long journey into the world beyond 18th Street and College Avenue that you are about to enter.” He quoted former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, who famously said, “There are unknown unknowns…things we don’t know we don’t know.”
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n Campbell’s case, that metaphorical punch led to a change in his academic major, which taught him the value of using an unwelcome surprise to craft a more sustainable plan. In the first of his six guidelines for the graduates, he debunked the cliché that following personal passions build careers. “Be open to new opportunities and whatever you choose to do in life, work hard at it and be good at it. Throughout my business career, I have consistently seen that hard work and persistence beat talent that doesn’t work hard.” He observed that even hard work is no guarantee against difficulty and loss. “Adversity is part of most everyone’s life, and I want you to be prepared to reach down deep and find the inner fortitude that you’ll need to deal with it. How you handle life’s disappointments, and occasional setbacks will be key.” Campbell urged students to stay hungry for knowledge and new skills, actively seeking new pathways. “There is always something to learn to better yourself,” he stated, “and there are so many ways to do it.”
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He reminded the graduates to enrich their careers and service with joy and human connection. “Whatever path in life you choose, remember that relationships pave the path," he said. “Remember, too, that life is supposed to be fun! Another great philosopher, Ferris Bueller, said on his day off: ‘Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.’” Campbell’s last piece of advice tied all the rest together: “Remember that how you get things done is just as important as getting them done at all. In every aspect of your life, do what you know is right.” This ideal of integrity stands at the heart of the QU Mission Statement. Campbell issued a final challenge in words of support and camaraderie. “As you leave QU, I encourage you to go with the knowledge and the confidence that, no matter what lies ahead for you, what you have learned here has prepared you well to compete with anybody, anywhere, prepared you well to have a successful professional career and life, and prepared you well to change the world for the better.”
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“ONE OF THE MOST FRUITFUL METHODS TO EXPAND HORIZONS AND STRENGTHEN CHARACTER IS SERVICE. FOR MANY PEOPLE, IT TAKES A LONG TIME TO LEARN THAT SERVICE TO OTHERS IS BETTER THAN SELFISHNESS AND THAT IT IS A LOT MORE REWARDING. NOTHING IN YOUR LIFE WILL BE AS SATISFYING AS MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEBODY ELSE’S LIFE.” –Steve Campbell ’73
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Q&A with Brian McGee, PhD Quincy University’s 24th president
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Q Who were the mentors who inspired you Q What do you think and what did you admire most about them?
are QU’s strengths?
I’ve had many, not all of whom realized how much they taught me. They’ve been professors and academic leaders, musicians and coaches, priests and other religious, college presidents. They’ve taught me how to solve difficult problems, shown me how to treat all people with dignity and respect, and demonstrated how to ask questions before making decisions. There is much I admire about these mentors and leaders, but one common attribute for them has been their commitment to kindness and compassion, even when hard choices have to be made. I am grateful to have had so many good mentors, and I want every QU student to have the same opportunity to have outstanding role models.
We have many strengths. Initially, we have distinguished alumni, committed faculty and staff, and enthusiastic students. We have a great history and mission. We have a city that supports us and provides great learning opportunities for our students.
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To return to Catholic higher education, for me, is a calling. I will get to live out my Catholic faith in my chosen vocation. And, at QU, I do so in the transformative and powerful tradition of St. Francis of Assisi, a tradition that provides the most beautiful and eloquent account of Christianity I have ever seen. Catholic universities have been a continuous, powerful force for good around the world and across the centuries. Catholic universities have displaced ignorance and disease by creating and disseminating new knowledge to every continent and country. They have served students and uplifted communities that otherwise would have been forgotten. They have prepared generations of new religious, business, and political leaders for principled service. They have provided a moral compass and direction in troubled times. And they have given Catholics and people of all faiths the tools to live their faiths more completely. People have had longer, healthier, happier, and more meaningful lives as a result of graduating from Catholic universities. And Catholic universities engage the questions that matter most in life in a way that public universities cannot and will not match.
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A liberal arts education prepares students to adapt to changes in family circumstances, to the challenges of parenting, to economic upheavals, and to the needs of employers. As lifelong learners, liberally educated people can retool and retrain as the world around them changes. Whether a QU student selects a liberal arts major or a professional major, we will always make certain that each QU student receives a liberal education. At QU, we put a particular emphasis on the liberal arts that deal with life’s meaning and the fundamental questions with which all humans struggle. We also are interested in the moral and spiritual development of each person in a way that other universities cannot match.
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While we all love the beautiful, nineteenthcentury architecture of Francis Hall, I also think our “mid-century modern” structures, which were built between 1950-1970, are a great asset. Those buildings are increasingly being recognized for their clean lines and simple beauty. At QU, our facilities were built to last. I love walking through campus and seeing those structures on our wellmaintained fields and lawns.
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I have many goals for Quincy University, as do other members of our community. Some of those goals can be realized more quickly than others. All our goals have in common a deep commitment to the success of every individual student. I believe that student success at Quincy University will increasingly be a result of an intentional, integrated series of strategies that help students take responsibility for their learning and overcome the barriers to graduating on time. We want to design programs for our students that maximize their chances to succeed while insisting that they take responsibility for their lives and learning. Serving as QU’s president, as I have said before, is the greatest honor and the greatest opportunity I have ever been given. We will work hard, and we will enjoy our work. I believe our very best days as a community are still to come. As we approach our 160th year, I am excited about what the next 160 years will mean for Quincy University.
McGee was previously provost and executive vice president for academic affairs at the College of Charleston (South Carolina), where he worked for nearly fifteen years. He also served as chief of staff and senior vice president of executive administration, and as a tenured professor and chair of the department of communication. Prior to joining the College of Charleston, McGee was the chair of the School of Communication at Spalding University (Kentucky) and held faculty positions at Texas Tech University and Northeast Louisiana University. He holds a doctorate in communication from The Ohio State University, and his bachelor’s degree and a master's degree in speech communication from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.
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YES OR NO? Building a Life on...
EXPERIENCES
by Jen Wingerter ’13
In a final interview before his retirement on June 28, 2019, Phil Conover shares how choosing the right experiences leads to great opportunities.
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“I don’t remember ever setting personal goals,” said Conover. Instead, Conover asks himself what kind of experiences will help him achieve what he wants to do. He reflects on who he is at the moment and asks himself, “What kind of person does it take to do that? What do I need to change to become that person?” He has learned that self-reflection prepares you for great experiences. 12
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“Most great experiences get reduced to what manner of person you are,” said Conover. “Who you are during the endeavor will make it positive or negative.” To make the right yes or no decision, you have to be comfortable in your own skin. Know what you can do, isolate behavior you need to work on, and learn what it means to give your best. Each day may look different. You are a different person every day. Embrace and utilize the energy you're given for the day. In Conover’s opinion, saying yes builds confidence, and gives you the ability to see outside yourself. No’s don’t do that, and they add little value to your life. A strong yes-list builds positive character traits in a person’s life.
Main Feature | QU Conover notes that it’s often the things we say yes to that build good memories. It’s the yes decisions that make the journey great. Conover has observed that people who are bitter and struggle with relevance at the end of their life have a short yes list. He believes that when you build a portfolio of experiences, opportunities will come to you. Conover admits:
“You know, it was never a goal of mine to be a university president. I didn’t know what I was going to be doing when I said yes here. I didn’t know for sure how I could help, but I knew I had to try.” He learned early to embrace the unknown. Fear holds you back and causes you to miss opportunities to influence, to help others, and develop new skills. Rather, go into each opportunity accepting it on the terms that are there and see what you can do. There is no harm in acknowledging that you might not know how to do something. We all have limitations. Don’t let that hold you back. Have the courage to say yes, and act on it. Conover's leadership at QU turned the university around. He took the lessons he learned from his previous experiences and moved the university through one of it's most difficult challenges. He built a strong team that believes in the messaging going out from the university. Watching QU evolve has made this a fulfilling experience for Conover.
UNDER Conover's Watch, QU... Increased new student enrollment by 11% in 2018
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“I tell our students they have the opportunity to build a great memory library. Making good 'yes' decisions isn’t just about satisfying a standard. It's about the kind of person you want to be when you’re 55, 65, or 75.” Conover challenges alumni with the same message. At each turn, milestone, or decision recognize the opportunity in front of you as an experience to add to your memory library. It is also important to look back and appreciate the experiences that helped shape you. “I contend that at any given moment we are the summation of our past experiences,” said Conover. “If QU was an important experience for you, revisit that. Come together, value, and support it.” In Conover’s mind, he doesn’t think he would have become president of QU if he had a long list of no’s. It was the experiences he took throughout his life that built up to this opportunity.
“If you want to leave your mark on this earth, leave it on the basis of good memories. Say yes to the experiences that will make a positive difference.” Conover assumed the role of President Emeritus on July 1, 2019. This status is reserved to honor a university president who is retiring or has retired and has provided outstanding and distinguished service to the university.
Established Adams County Teen Court Program
Commissioned an economic study that showed that QU provides a $53M annual economic benefit to our region Improved internal and external relations
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FIVE HOLE. FAST BREAK. SCREENING. by Dylan Schick ’19 ARE YOU FAMILIAR WITH THESE TERMS?
Each are terms that reference a sport you may or may not be familiar with. Quincy University Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Marty Bell announced last year the addition of men’s and women’s lacrosse programs. There are 72 men’s lacrosse programs that compete at the Division II level, seven of which participate in the GLVC. Next year there will be a total of ten GLVC teams, with Quincy being one of the additions. Women’s lacrosse has 119 programs that compete nationally. Last year, five GLVC schools sponsored women’s lacrosse, which is one short of the six needed to meet NCAA sport sponsorship standards. The addition of Quincy and Lindenwood Women's Lacrosse teams will push the conference into sponsoring women’s lacrosse for the first time this upcoming season. Both coaches have been hard at work over the past year, recruiting and building their respective programs to get ready for the inaugural season in 2020. Starting a NCAA Division II sport is no easy task, but both head coaches have hit the ground running.
To see guys from all over the country mesh together and create a team from a single determined mentality will be something quite special for us and the campus. We have a great group of guys ready to take on this task and solidify Quincy lacrosse. —Eric Ruppel, Men's Lacrosse Head Coach The team will see players from Texas, Washington, California and Colorado. Not only will fans see players from all over the U.S., but the 2020 team will feature international players as well, after tapping into talent from Canada. The 2020 schedule will be highly competitive, including national top 20 teams in Indianapolis, Rockhurst and Lindenwood. The first year will require a lot of growth and determination. The women’s team holds a similar makeup; featuring athletes from five different states and two countries.
“Over the past year we have created and sold a vision of what Quincy University Lacrosse can be,” said Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach, Eric Ruppel.
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I have a very young and hardworking group this season, and I believe we have laid the groundwork for us to compete in the GLVC, one of the most competitive conferences in the Midwest. —Kathelene Kim, Women's Lacrosse Head Coach “Building a program is not easy. I am excited about what we've built and am looking forward to the 2020 season,” says Kim. This upcoming season will be a year of firsts. The task is big, but the programs are in a good place. Both coaches have uniquely shaped their programs and set their foundations, but they share a few common values and goals: Community. Tradition. Compete. Win.
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KATHELENE KIM Hometown: Pennsauken, New Jersey Education: BS in Kinesiology (Penn State, 2013); MBA (Lenoir-Rhyne, 2016) Previous College Coaching Experience: Queens University, Assistant Coach (2016-2018); Lenoir-Rhyne, Assistant Coach (2014-2016) Playing Experience: Penn State-Abington (2008-2010)
ERIC RUPPEL Hometown: Las Vegas, Nevada Education: BS in Physical Education (UNLV, 2011); MBA (Ottawa, 2012) Previous College Coaching Experience: Adams State, Associate Head Coach (2018); University of Texas-Dallas, Head Coach (2017); UNLV, Assistant Coach (2013-2015) Playing Experience: UNLV (2006-2010)
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QU BASEBALL. JOSH RABE. WINNING. THEY GO HAND-IN-HAND
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These three things have gone hand-inhand at Quincy University for the last nine years. Since head coach Josh Rabe took over in 2011, the QU Baseball Program has proven to be a powerhouse in the Midwest region, year in and year out. Rabe has led the Hawks to an impressive 309-182 record. Those 309 wins make him the all-time winningest coach in QU history. Many of those are wins to remember, including three GLVC Championship wins and the 2017 NCAA Midwest Regional Championship win that sent the team to the Division II College World Series. However, the most recent one that sticks out happened on Saturday, March 16, in Springfield, Missouri. The Hawks defeated the Drury Panthers 10-2 to give Rabe his 289th win and put him at the top of the list. Three weeks later, the Hawks defeated the Missouri S&T Miners 1-0 at QU Stadium to give Rabe his 300th win.
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Right Turn by Jen Wingerter ’13
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Do More. Do Well. Mandeville retired from his full-time practice in 2017 and joined a company called Comp Health. Through the company, he covers shifts for doctors while they are on vacation, sick leave, or if a surgical team is short staffed. He likes the flexibility offered and the ability to work in many different places.
from 40 different countries crew the hospital ships. The fully equipped and functioning medical facility aboard the ship allows doctors and nurses to treat patients and perform surgeries mere days after reaching port.
While on board the ship, Mandeville The flexibility of his part-time job allowed repaired large complex hernias and soft him to do something he always wanted tissue tumors that interfered with patients to do - provide general surgical services to ability to work and provide for themselves. the world's most vulnerable populations. His wife served as a recovery nurse. They O ve r th e yea r s, saw first-hand how Mandeville and his the work on board “By helping people family visited Haiti the ship transforms on medical mission lives. change their lives trips. While there, “By helping people through fixing their the medical teams change their lives c ould of fer only through fixing their [medical] problems, general health care [medical] problems, services. Mandeville we help them to we help them to always left wishing survive, work, and join he could do more. survive, work, and join their normal culture,” “I thought if I can't said Mandeville. their normal culture.” get in the operating Mandeville observed rooms here maybe I that the mission went beyond surgical can do it somewhere else,” said Mandeville. services. The majority of the people they He and his wife investigated opportunities helped are of the Muslim faith. with the Texas-based organization Mercy “Hopefully, it is evident that while we are Ships and decided it was a good fit for them. Christians and they are Muslim, we can still Founded in 1978, Mercy Ships uses hospital get along,” said Mandeville. “It goes a lot ships to provide free medical treatments to further than fixing their medical problem; it's the world's poorest countries. Volunteers almost a diplomatic mission in a way.”
It's a mission. Serve. Emulate. Practice. Mandeville challenges fellow alumni to look for opportunities to serve, to emulate good role models in their life, and practice the Franciscan values that influenced their education at QU. “Dr. Natalini was a good role model; he was the one who helped me stay on the right track,” reflected Mandeville. “He encouraged me to do well; that led me into a medical career that allows me to do what I do now. It means a lot to me, and I still think about it often.” Years later, the lessons he learned, the values he embraced, and the professors he interacted with are still influencing him today.
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The various retreat groups of the Franciscan Retreat Center are very grateful not only for the recreation of the outdoor Stations of the Cross and its beauty but also for the concrete pathway and the landscaping of the courtyard.� Fr. John Doctor, OFM vice president of mission and ministry
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A Lasting Devotion The Early Beginnings QU History of the In the early beginnings of Christianity, Stations of the Cross Christian pilgrims would journey to Jerusalem to walk in the footsteps of Christ's passion on the road to Calvary. This early Christian devotion enabled one to enter into and to grasp the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus by meditating on the Stations of the Cross. In the 13th century, the Franciscans were granted custody of the Christian sites in Jerusalem by the Pope. It was then that the Stations of the Cross, as a popular devotion, began to spread throughout Europe. Even today the Stations of the Cross are a significant devotion in the Catholic Church.
The 14 Traditional Stations There are 14 traditional stations: Pilate condemns Christ to death; Jesus carries the cross; the first fall; Jesus meets His Blessed Mother; Simon of Cyrene helps to carry the cross; Veronica wipes the face of Jesus; the second fall; Jesus speaks to the women of Jerusalem; the third fall; Jesus is stripped of His garments; Jesus is nailed to the cross; Jesus dies on the cross; Jesus is taken down from the cross; and Jesus is laid in the tomb.
A number of years ago, an Eagle Scout decided his project would be the creation of the Stations of the Cross for the courtyard. He envisioned it as a space to be used by the various retreat groups. He created the Stations of the Cross using wood and plaster of paris. Unfortunately, after a number of years, they deteriorated. “Quincy University and the Franciscan Retreat Center are blessed to have the Stations resurrected again in the North Campus courtyard. The Stations of the Cross are a significant devotion for each of the following Retreat Programs - Cursillo, Emmaus, TEC (Teenagers Encounter Christ), and Quest,” said Fr. John Doctor, OFM.
Donors Make it Happen On a campus visit in the summer of 2016, the 2019 Bill O’Donnell Distinguished Alumni Award recipients, Jim ’59 and Judy ’61 (Perko) Heinze, noticed the condition of the original Stations had fallen into disrepair.
“We felt the atmosphere of the spiritual garden deserved a replacement of a longer lasting construction,” said Heinze. Working with Julie Bell, vice president for advancement, and Matt Bergman, director of community relations and alumni services, they arrived at a beautiful set of granite pedestals set in concrete. In providing for these new Stations of the Cross, Jim and Judy have dedicated them to all the Franciscan Fathers who have spiritually inspired and academically prepared so many Quincy University students for so many years.
The Walkway The walkway around the Stations of the Cross was originally a gravel path. Quincy Cursillo donated the funds in memory of Joe and Sheryl Geisler for a concrete walkway through the courtyard. A wonderful addition to the Stations, the concrete walkway is easy to navigate and adds to the beauty of the courtyard.
The Stations of the Cross stimulate the imagination on how Jesus enters into our human experience, makes visible the Father’s ever faithful love, identifies with human suffering and death, and shows how to fall in the loving hands of God. Fr. John Doctor, OFM
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#HAWKBUS ALL ABOARD
by Pasha Yates ’15
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For the third year in a row, QU’s Admissions Office toured surrounding area high schools on their Road Show. This past spring, QU visited 24 different high schools in seven days.
Not only is the Road Show a great opportunity to raise awareness, but it’s also a great recruitment tool. The National Alumni Board (NAB) is a proud sponsor for the Road Shows.
“The purpose of the Admissions Road Show is to raise awareness that there is a great option to stay local to attend college and show support for the community,” said Brittany Ellerman '11, director of admissions. “It’s a unique way to connect with high school students on their turf and encourage them to visit our campus in the future.”
“The main reason for the NAB to be involved in supporting the Road Shows is the recognition that recruiting new students and increasing enrollment at QU is the university’s key strategic objective for its long-term viability,” said NAB President Scott Thoele ’80. “This is an area the NAB thought it could make an immediate impact and help the university along the way.”
A typical tour starts off with a general presentation about QU, different majors, and scholarship opportunities. Students are encouraged to fill out a search card to be added to the Admission’s communication flow so QU can maintain a relationship with them. Students receive different swag items and those who fill out a search card are included in a raffle for prizes such as t-shirts, blankets, hats, and more. The tour includes QU representatives from admissions, student financial services, faculty, Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and Health Sciences, the advancement office, the student body, and the National Alumni Board. “The different representatives provide a one-stop-shop for students who might have questions; it’s a way to connect them with the right contact,” said Ellerman.
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For the past three years, the Road Show has produced an increase in enrollment numbers. In 2017, 450 search cards were filled out, resulting in 18 applied applicants, of those, 14 paid and enrolled. In 2018, 770 search cards were filled out, resulting in 37 applied applicants, of those 21 paid and enrolled. In 2019, 1040 search cards were filled out, resulting in 46 applied applicants, of those 16 and counting, paid and enrolled. “Participating in the Road Shows is a great experience. The enthusiasm of the QU staff at these events shows in the reaction of the prospective high school students. It also demonstrates QU’s commitment to higher education, as QU is the only institution actively visiting local high schools in the manner of the Road Show format,” said Thoele. “QU has a great story to tell and is an affordable option for many high school students.”
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2020 BUS TOUR
Interested in a Road Show coming to a high school near you? If you live in within a 60-mile radius of Quincy University, contact QU Admissions at:
admissions@quincy.edu 1-800-688-4295
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by Pasha Yates ’15
Quincy University Graduate Studies office serves as a one-stop-shop for all things pertaining to graduate studies. Sara Deters, coordinator of graduate studies, has served this role since summer 2018, and her main goal is to grow the program and be a resource for graduate students.
Are you looking to advance in your career?
“Before there wasn’t a ‘go to’ place for graduate students if they needed anything on the staff level, including, security, parking passes, immunizations, and general questions,” said Deters. “I want them to know they’re valued and important, and that QU is not just a place you go once a week to take a class.”
Do you want to further your education?
Deters helps students from the moment they apply to the moment they graduate. She serves as a liaison between the faculty, the registrar office, IT office, and the students. Right outside of Deters’ office is the graduate study lounge, that serves as a central hub that graduate students can use to study or sit between classes.
You don’t have to do it alone.
Sara Deters,
graduate studies coordinator, helps navigate the enrollment process and offers support throughout your time at QU. To learn more about QU’s Graduate Program, contact Sara at graduatestudies@quincy.edu or 217-228-5404.
Let’s take your next step together. quincy.edu/success
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QU’s Master of Science in Education – Counseling (MEC) program is nationally recognized, CACREP accredited and is the closest one within a 90-mile radius. This program targets students who are
seeking a career as a counselor in settings such as community agencies, government, private practice, and elementary, middle or secondary schools; as well as college student personnel work in various studentfocused positions within higher education. “I enjoy the classes and how the professors present information. It has encouraged me to be a self-starter and constantly challenges me to do my best,” said Alyssa Vitale ’18, current MEC student. “It is no surprise that this group of professors were able to get this program accredited. This award-winning program has become something to be truly proud of." QU’s Master of Business Administration is available for both business and nonbusiness backgrounds and online or in-class (or both). The program also has the potential to be complete in one year. Due to a need in the community, the newest concentration in the MBA program is Health Care Administration. Courses focus on health care law, policy, ethical leadership in management and policy, and business sectors in health. There are many paths available in QU’s Master of Science in Education (MSE) program. The program is open for students to receive their MSE and concentrate in reading education, leadership, and curriculum and instructor with or without a bilingual/ESL endorsement. Current teachers who already work in the field can further their education through licensure programs and graduate-credit workshops. Para instructors are also able to get licensing, and their master’s all in one place. Deters and the faculty work together to improve the programs in order to benefit the students. They feel that graduate programs tailored to fit the student's needs is a win for all involved.
A MUSIC T R I P TO REMEMBER Amy Stollberg, director of choirs; Christine Damm, assistant professor of music; Bill Machold, director of bands, and Laura Kammerer, accompanist, chaperoned 25 QU music students on a 10-day study abroad trip to Germany. The group visited Frankfurt, our sister city of Herford, Halle, the birthplace of "Messiah" composer G.F. Handel, Leipzig, the site of the church where composer J.S. Bach finished his career and was buried, and Dresden. They attended a performance of the Mozart opera "Don Giovanni" at the famed Dresden Semperoper opera house, and the QU Chamber Choir, Saxophone Trio, and Clarinet Quartet took part in 3 concert performances during the trip.
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Quincian and Germany native Mecki Kosin led the trip. The QU Music Department would like to thank the Quincy Sister City Commission and the many people who helped make this trip possible.
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Final Lecture by Jen Wingerter ’13
Biallas came to Quincy University to teach in 1973, having completed his bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame, and doctorate from the Catholic Institute, in Paris, France. He taught 31 years at QU before retiring full-time from the Division of Theology and Religious Studies in June 2004. Since then he has continued to teach part-time. Biallas has published over 120 articles in several scholarly journals. He and his wife, Martha, have spent much of their life traveling. Biallas has lectured in eight different countries and taught with Martha in Uganda and Lithuania. He presented his final lecture at QU this past April, before he officially retired in May 2019.
Biallas is the only person on the QU faculty to have received all three of the University’s Faculty Awards:
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What life lessons shaped your values? A university is a place where I came to start a lifelong love affair with the radiance of life, a place where I came to know that the only real tragedy is to live without passion, without the desire to romp with joy through the length and breadth of the human adventure. I was taught to encounter grace when I stretched my mind to realize my God-given potential, to strive passionately for a world of social justice, and to see all persons as sacraments pointing to the divine. The Chinese Relativity Axiom: "No matter how great your triumphs or how tragic your defeats, approximately one billion Chinese couldn't care less."
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What principles did you want to instill in your students? Curiosity: A sense of wonder, a sense of awe before the mystery of life. A trusting atmosphere: where students feel free to be themselves while growing into the persons that God calls them to be. A sense of enthusiasm and a feeling of delight for knowledge and wisdom.
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What experiences hinted that teaching was your calling? While still an undergraduate college student I was hired to teach high school mathematics. After a while I found it too repetitious, but I loved being in charge of the classroom. I desired to go on learning for my lifetime, to explore questions of ultimate meaning in an academic setting. My first religious studies courses fascinated me because they presented other people's efforts to determine whether or not something more (Gods, perhaps), exist, and if so what that something more is.
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Who influenced your life/career/faith? Thomas Barrosse: A teacher of the Bible, he was a model not only of scholarship but also piety. Walter Capps: He was careful in scholarship, unprejudiced, and passionate about the truth that can be garnered from meditating on the religions in all cultures. Morton Kelsey: He helped me learn how to find my place in the world, how to be rooted, how to believe in visions that startle and inspire, how to dream and how to hope.
Students who are engaged in the mystery of life, with hearts and minds full of wonder and awe, open to learning new things. That moment each semester when I’m explaining something and I realize that a student 'gets it' - and the light shines. The beauty of a peacock’s tail, the wings of a monarch butterfly, a flock of geese flying in V-formation. QUniverse | Summer 2019 Emeritus of Theology and Religious Studies Leonard Biallas Ph.D. Distinguished Professor
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Faculty Briefs MEGAN BOCCARDI '99, PHD, associate
professor of history; Division of Behavioral and Social Science chair, was one of a select group of faculty members nationwide chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History to participate in a special American history seminar on “The Civil War in American Memory,” at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
JOSEPH R. COELHO, PHD, professor
of biology, in collaboration with Charles W. Holliday, PhD, of Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania and Jon M. Hastings, PhD, of Northern Kentucky University in Highland Heights, Kentucky, published an article entitled “Intra- and Interspecific Prey Theft in Cicada Killers.” The study examines prey theft in two cicada killer wasp aggregations: the Pacific cicada killer wasp in Ruby, Arizona and the Eastern cicada killer wasp in Easton, Pennsylvania. The paper was published in The Journal of Insect Science, Volume 19, Issue 1. In collaboration with Krista Delany Manard ’15, JOSEPH R. COELHO, PHD, recently published an article entitled “Insects in Folk Music.” The study examines values expressed toward arthropods in folk music. The study began as Manard’s honors research project while she was a student at QU. The paper was published in American Entomologist, Volume 65, Issue 1, Spring 2019, pages 61-65. Sadly, Manard passed away in November 2017 and was never able to see the article published.
Several works of Quincy University’s ROBERT LEE MEJER, distinguished professor of art, have been selected for international, national, and statewide exhibitions. Mejer’s watercolor Take PC #4 was selected for inclusion in the international Fabriano in Watercolor 2019 Exhibition, in conjunction with the Art Fabriano in Acquarello Convention in Fabriano, Italy; Mejer’s watercolor Take PC Open Book #2 was selected for inclusion in the 2019 Transparent Watercolor Society of America 43rd Annual Exhibition in Kenosha Wis.; Mejer’s watercolor Pinball was selected for inclusion in the 58th National Exhibition of Watercolor USA in Springfield, Mo.; Mejer’s watercolor Jason’s Delight was selected for inclusion in the 2019 Missouri Watercolor Society International Exhibition in St. Louis Mo.; and Mejer was invited to exhibit his artwork in Pathways to Watercolor, a three-person exhibition at the Springfield Art Association Gallery in Springfield, Ill. Mejer was honored for master watercolorist status which is achieved by acceptance into 10 or more annual juried exhibitions. Mejer also received the $1,000 special merit James McNeill Whistler Award.
JONATHAN MILES PHD, associate
professor of philosophy, published an article entitled “Taking Patient Virtue Seriously.” The article is another attempt to expand the discussion of virtue ethics in health care from the virtues of good nurses and doctors to the virtues of good patients. The project started with a question from nursing students in Miles’ bioethics course: What makes a good patient and how do health care institutions encourage and cultivate them? The article was published in Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics.
JONATHAN FUQUA PHD, adjunct
professor of philosophy, in conjunction with Brian Besong, assistant professor of philosophy at Ohio Dominican University, recently published a book entitled Faith and Reason: Philosophers Explain Their Turn to Catholicism. The book examines compelling stories and arguments from senior statesmen in the field and bright young philosophers alike, all detailing how their reasoned and rigorous pursuit of truth led them to the Catholic faith. The book was published by Ignatius Press.
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Assistant Professor of English, ANNA SHAJIRAT, PHD, research on Gothic literature and gender in the British long eighteenth century appeared in the prestigious peer-reviewed publications Studies in Romanticism and The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation, as well as in an edited collection of essays from University of Wales Press titled Women's Authorship and the Early Gothic. She presented excerpts from this work over the summer at the annual conference of the North American Society for the Study of Romanticism and the International Gothic Association.
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TRAVIS YATES '09, MAS, MSE,
associate professor of communication, published the book Nobody Told Me My Legs Don’t Work. The book chronicles nearly a year of arduous rehab and the emotional and financial challenges that came with caring for his handicapped dog, who was left paralyzed after a spinal stroke. The book also examines how the U.S. pet industry developed from modest bird stores to a $69 billion-dollar-a-year industry, the evolution of animal advocacy groups such as The Humane Society of the United States. In addition, the book highlights Yates’ work with Dr. Ava Frick, a pioneer in the field of animal rehabilitation, and provides tips for caring for a handicapped pet. The book was published through Ingram Book Group.
Awards and Milestones: FRANCISCAN SERVICE AWARDS
Staff: Justin Ray, Associate Director of Transfer Admission Faculty: Dr. Julia Auch, Early Childhood Education Coordinator Adjunct Faculty: Mike McKinley, Lecturer in Spanish
FRANCISCAN HOSPITALITY AWARD Gary Bass, Head Football Coach
EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Dr. Julia Auch
QU Employees Celebrate Milestone Years of Service: 5 YEARS
Tonya Beatty, Administrative Specialist Dr. Christine Damm ’95, Assistant Professor of Music Kortarius Finley ’18, Accounts Payable Clerk, Office Assistant Terry Williamson, Assistant Professor of Biology Judy Abbott, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice Dr. Christine Tracy, Vice President for Student Development Dr. Glenda McCarty, Director of Teacher Education Nora Baldner Schnack, Assistant Professor of Communication
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Donna Holtmeyer ’15, Student Success Coach Rick Buckwalter, Assistant Professor of Human Services Dr. Megan Boccardi, Chair, Division of Behavioral and Social Sciences
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Dr. Vicky Eidson, Associate Professor of Accounting Dr. Joe Coelho, Professor of Biology
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Doug Johnson, Assistant Professor of Physical Education
25 YEARS
Dr. Scott Luaders, Professor of Chemistry
PROMOTION & TENURE Tenure Granted: Dr. Michelle Combs ’96 Dr. Caitlin Deskins Dr. Neil Wright
Promotions: Dr. Michelle Combs ’96 - to Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Caitlin Deskins - to Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Neil Wright - to Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Kimberly Hale - to Professor of Biological Sciences Dr. Justin Coffey - to Professor of History
Retirements:
Harry Cramer’74, 14 years of service Dr. Wendell Mauter, 29 years of service Dr. Wendy Beller, 33 years of service Jean Green ’79, 39 years of service Sue Winking ’89, 44 years of service
STAFF EMERITUS CERTIFICATES Emeritus: Jean Green ’79 Sue Winking ’89
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’50s
After 39+ Years
Eleanor Woulfe Rossignol '59 sadly reports the death of her husband, Ralph, on May 11, 2019, Mount Dora, FL.
Susan Oczkowski ’75
’60s Jim "Hawk" Cuniffe '62 and his wife Nelita welcomed granddaughter #7, Claire Gallagher-Cuniffe, on October 1, 2018. Lucille Talken Logsdon '62 sadly reports the death of her husband, Kenneth, on March 4, 2019, Leawood, KS.
Joe Coons ’72 & his wife Kim, on their visit to Barbara Roth ’72 and her husband David Zavattero, Chicago, May 2019.
William '69 and Linda Zielinski Brummel '69 celebrated fifty years of marriage on August 3, 2018, Pontiac, IL.
’70s Richard O'Connell '73 is the owner/operator of Cruise Planners in Melbourne, Florida, and has received master certificates from all major cruise lines. Edward Jedlicka '73 sadly reports the death of his wife, Kathryn "Kada" Stevens Jedlicka '73, on March 4, 2018, Downers Grove, IL. Left to right Will Kirk ’66, Linda Griffin Kirk ’63, Pamela Sherman ’65, and Dan Sherman ’63 Taken June 2018 at the Garret Griffin Kirk Wedding in Chicago.
Kenneth Rainis '73 is an adjunct professor for Genesee Community College in Batavia, NY.
Photo taken in 1971. Pictured left to right: Mike Walsh, Jack Bippen, Dennis Johnson, Bob Casey, Mitzi Nevins, Dean Showalter, Ray Hanley, Gary Miltner, and Jack Altman. Center with mustache: Xavier Kestler. The others cannot be identified by Mike Walsh.
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Susan Oczkowski retired this August, after working at Morgan Park Academy in Chicago, Illinois for 44 years. Oczkowski started working for the Academy right after graduating from Quincy College (QU). She worked as a physical education teacher, department chair, and Athletic Director. Oczkowski graduated from Quincy College in 1975 with a degree in Physical Education.
Jean Fruehe Green ’79 Jean M. Green retired on February 28, 2019, after working for Quincy University for 39 years. Green was the Assistant Vice President of Finance; Controller. Green graduated from QU in 1979 with a degree in accounting and earned her MBA in 2001. She is married to Stephen Green ’78 and together they have four sons and six grandchildren.
Sue Rummerie Winking ’89 Sue A. Winking retired on May 31, 2019, after working for Quincy University for 44 years. Winking was the Mailroom and Copy Center Coordinator. She started working for QU in the print shop when she was 18. Winking graduated from QU in 1989 with a degree in studio art. She is married to Gary Winking.
For about the last 10 years several couples (in left hand photo) have gathered in Norton Shores, Michigan, every Labor Day. Photo taken in 2019. Pictured left to right: Mike Walsh, Pat Walsh, Maureen (Henning) Altman, Mary (Giglio) Robison, Ray Robison, Peggy Bippen, and Jack Bippen.
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Teresa Hoover Hauser '82 sadly reports the death of her husband, Peter, on May 2, 2017, Ormond Beach, FL. David Neum '84 works for DuPont as a global quality manager for healthcare in Midland, MI.
Richard O’Connell ’73 and his wife Linda with the group Chicago on the Carnival Cruise Line ship Ecstasy.
Susan Oczkowski '75 has retired from Morgan Park Academy in Chicago after 44 years as a physical education teacher, department chair, and athletic director. Emilio John '78 sadly reports the passing of his wife, Annette, on February 11, 2019, Overland Park, KS. Ann Geisendorfer Ostermiller '78 retired from Quincy Medical Group after 28 years. She had held positions as the special chemistry supervisor and the microbiology supervisor. Jean Fruehe Green '79 retired from Quincy University after 39 years at the end of February, 2019. Jean worked in the business office and was associate vice president for Finance/Controller.
’80s Lisa Rinehart '81 is serving as treasurer on the board of directors for Unity Church of Littleton, CO. She also serves as a volunteer for the Colorado affiliate National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) program In Our Own Voice, sharing her personal story of living with a serious mental health condition. She is a certified state trainer for the In Our Own Voice program as well as an instructor for the NAMI program Peer-to-Peer. Linda is active with the Colorado QU alumni.
James Naumovich '85 sadly reports the passing of his father, Len Naumovich on March 4, 2019, in Springfield, IL. Joseph Newkirk '86 is a selfemployed writer & photographer. He has worked as a trip photographer at Montmorency Falls near Quebec City on a recent geological expedition to Canada. At a mid-western scientific society meeting in April 2019 he presented a photographic narrative of the expedition. Tammy Peters Niemann '86 sadly reports the passing of her mother, Jean Peters, on February 24, 2019, in Quincy. Kathleen Hayes '89 is the director of school partnerships and field experience at Northwestern University in Chicago.
Dr. Tracy Sanson '81, Terry Sanson Trout '81, Cynthia Sanson Huschle '86 Sue Rummenie Winking '89 retired and Marc Sanson '89 sadly report the from Quincy University after 44 years death of their mother Marcia Sanson on at the end of May, 2019. Sue was March 3, 2019, in Belleville, IL. the coordinator of the mailroom and copy center.
’90s Dr. Katherine Ehlman '92, associate professor of gerontology and director of the University of Southern Indiana's Center for Healthy Aging and Wellness, has been named the inaugural holder of the Hershel B. Whitney Professorship in Gerontology.
Go Team Philips! Bob Erwin ’76 and Mike Smith ’76 were a part of Team Philips who walked the three mile route of the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk. Erwin works for Philips Healthcare who is a annual corporate sponsor of the American Heart Association’s Heart Walk.
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Top Volunteer Award
Daran Knuffman '94 will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of his double-lung transplant in October 2019.
Kevin Wensing pictured with Club President Andrea Edney (Photo/Image: Noel St. John)
Kevin Wensing ’80 As a member of the National Press Club Headliners Team, Kevin won the 2018 Berny Krug Award as the Club's top volunteer. He was recognized for his leadership in securing several Club luncheon speakers, including Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, Small Business Administration head Linda McMahon, Air Force Secretary Heather Wilson and Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Karl Schultz, among others. Luncheons, which are broadcast on C-Span, are the National Press Club’s signature event. Wensing said that it takes a lot of teamwork to pull them off, citing the efforts of Edney, Club Executive Director Bill McCarren, fellow Headliners Team members and many Club staffers. A native of Quincy Illinois, Wensing came to the National Press Club after a 26 year career in the Navy and many years as a Pentagon special assistant. He graduated from Quincy College with a bachelor's degree in political science.
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Hawks Soar to Inaugural Chair Dr. Katherine Ehlman ’92 Dr. Katherine Ehlman ’92, associate professor of gerontology and director of USI’s Center for Healthy Aging and Wellness, has been named as the inaugural holder of the Hershel B. Whitney Professorship in Gerontology. Dr. Ehlman is involved in research in the areas of nursing home quality, dementia, and student attitudes on aging, and has published numerous peer-reviewed articles on these subjects. She is a certified health education specialist, a certified dementia care trainer, and is a licensed Indiana health facilities administrator.
Christopher M. McDowell ’95 Christopher M. McDowell ’95, MD, MEd, FACEP, MBA, associate professor and chair, Department of Emergency Medicine, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Medical Director of the Memorial Center for Learning and Innovation Dr. McDowell was named the inaugural holder of the David L. Griffen, MD, Ph.D., Endowed Chair of Emergency Medicine Tuesday, April 23, 2019, at the Memorial Center for Learning and Innovation on Southern Illinois University’s campus. Dr. McDowell has a diverse background with work experience as both a physician assistant and an emergency medicine physician. He was the program director of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at SIU School of Medicine from 2011 - 2017. Dr. McDowell graduated with honors from QU with a bachelor’s degree in biology. He earned his physician assistant degree from Finch University of Health Sciences/ The Chicago Medical School in 1998. He received his medical degree from SIU in 2005 and completed his residency training at Indiana University School of Medicine in 2008, where he also served as chief resident. He received his Master of Education in Health Profession Education at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign in 2010 and his Master of Business Administration from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University in May 2019.
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Dr. Christopher McDowell '95, associate professor in the Department of Emergency Medicine at SIU School of Medicine, was invested as the inaugural holder of the David L. Griffen, MD, PhD, Endowed Chair of Emergency Medicine at SIU, April 23, 2019. Matthew Tapscott '95 was recently sworn in as postmaster in Jacksonville, IL. He is the 38th postmaster there since 1825.
Wedding Photo of Charles Woyner ’03 and Andrew VanGilder.
Todd Pettit '96 is the K - 12 director of music and fine arts for the Quincy Public Schools.
Charles Woyner '03 married Andrew VanGilder on September 23, 2016, Grand Rapids, MI.
Robert Deacon Windsor '97 is the superintendent of the Marion County R-2 School District.
Maria Bocanegra '04 has been nominated by Governor Pritzker as a member of the Illinois Commerce Commission. She received her bachelor's degree in political science from Quincy University before getting a law degree from DePaul University College of Law.
Dr. Mara Yerkes '98 is an associate professor at Utrecht University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Andrew Ippensen '99 is director of sales for Barnsley Resort in Adairsville, GA. Dr. Otis Taylor '99 is the executive director of special education at the Betty Shabazz and Concept Charter Schools, Chicago. Wendy Wiley Willett '99 is the director of operations at the Gould School of Law at the University of Southern California.
Victoria Johnson Kelly '05 has become a partner of Grunyk Family Law practice. Jacob '06 and Amy Killingsworth Sommer '06 proudly announce the birth of their son, Waylon, on August 6, 2018, New Athens, IL.
’00s Kjersti Enroth Cory '01, a senior vice president of GreatBanc Trust Company, spoke to accounting students about her work at GreatBanc and as a trustee for employee stock ownership plans. Timothy Johnston '02 recently published A Guide for Celebrating Infant Baptism with Liturgy Training Publications in Chicago.
Waylon Sommer and his dad Jake Sommer ’06. Son of Jake ’06 and Amy Killingsworth Sommer ’06.
Cory '08 and Jennifer Duesterhaus announce the birth of their son on December, 31, 2018, Quincy.
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Welcome Home Todd Pettit ’96 Todd Pettit ’96, MSE, Ed.D., returned to Quincy for his “dream job” in the Quincy Public Schools. Petit is the co-director of music, working with Kathi Dooley in the 2019-2020 school year. He will take over the role as director when Dooley retires June 30, 2020. Pettit is excited to be able to combine his passion for music and his administrative and leadership skills. “It’s such an honor for me not only to be in a leadership position of a curricular area of music that I find so much enjoyment and fulfillment in but also to take the helm of a position that has only been held by six people,” he said. “I would be the seventh director in a position first established in 1888. That’s amazing. That’s a legacy. It’s an honor and a privilege to carry on the tradition.”
Michael Hill ’66 and his wife Judith, at dinner in Milwaukee.
Tana Logue '08 and Russell Wayne Whitaker announce the birth of daughter on October 1, 2018, Quincy. Nick and Kati Duckworth Michalas '08 announce the birth of their son, Nikolai, on October 30, 2018, in St. Louis, MO.
After graduating from QU with a bachelor’s degree in music education, he earned a master’s in school administration from Indiana University and a doctorate in school leadership with superintendent credentials in 2014 from St. Louis University.
Jenna Boyko Niemann '10, an interior designer for Klingner & Associates, won Armstrong Flooring's "See the Possibilities" national design contest for her design at Lincoln-Douglas Elementary School in Quincy.
Matthew Tapscott ’95
Tapscott, a 28 year veteran of the U.S. Postal Service, started working for the post office as a summer letter carrier right out of high school. He was offered a full-time job after graduating from QU. He took a position as a clerk at the Springfield Illinois Post Office soon after. Through the years he rose to management and supervisory positions in both the Springfield and Jacksonville post office. He was named Virginia, Illinois Postmaster in 2017. When the former Jacksonville Postmaster got sick, Tapscott returned to Jacksonville as interim postmaster. He was chosen to be the new Jacksonville Postmaster in October 2018.
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Kallie Dixon '10 received a promotion to vice president of compliance for Homebank in Palmyra, MO.
Over his career, he has taught music, worked as a k-5 music education specialist, served as an assistant middle school principal, and served for seven years as an elementary school principal. He is very active with the Illinois Principals Association, serving in leadership roles and currently as a professional development academy presenter.
A native of Jacksonville Illinois, Matthew Tapscott ’ 95 was sworn in as Jacksonville’s 38th postmaster on Tuesday, April 23, 2019, during a ceremony with the post office staff, Tapscott’s family and other postmasters.
Nicholas '09 and Colleen Taylor Myers '09 announce the birth of Connor on January 5, 2018. He joins big sister Madelyn.
Nikolai Michalas, son of Nick and Kati Michalas ’08
Clinton Sutter '08 and Elise Sutter announce the birth of their daughter on Thursday, April 25, 2019. Allison Oakley Hall '09 and her husband Dustin, announce the birth of their third son, Oliver Boyd Hall, on May 20, 2019, Quincy. Tajua Cawthon '09 and Rusty Larsen announce the birth of their daughter, Piper Rae Larsen, on December 6, 2018. Piper joins big sister Chloe. Kyle '09 and Elizabeth Cramsey Leonard '15 welcomed their second child, Clementine.
Rocio del Castillo '11 is the director of curriculum for bilingual programs at Huntley Community School District 158 in Algonquin, IL, and has recently been appointed the assistant superintendent for special services, starting July 1, 2019. Victoria Ann Melville Barnett '12 is the director of religious education at Holy Family Parish & School in Peoria, IL. Brooke '12 and Travis Ruppel '12 announce the birth of their son on January, 16 2019, Quincy.
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Leslie Grave '13 is chief operating officer of Maxamillion, which is a parent company of Lucky Clover and Pennie's Place. Heather Kainz '13 received a master’s degree in forensic psychology.
thesis specializing in synthetic organic methods for the preparation of complex heterocyles.
Time to Celebrate
Meredith Becks '16 works with autistic children at Camp Point School, Camp Point, IL.
Lyndsay Kooi '13 is the women’s volleyball coach for the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point. Linsey Laughlin '13 is the assistant branch manager for Personal Finance Company, Quincy.
Pat Detmer ’72 Pat Detmer ’72 is celebrating the 15 year anniversary of The Quincy Group, a business consulting and brokerage firm. “We have no plans to retire; we're having too much fun,” Detmer writes. “And yes, it's named after Quincy, Ill. where I was born as were my parents and grandparents before me.”
Daran Knuffman ’94
Nancy Clydelle Dixon '14 graduated from Western Illinois University in Macomb, IL in December 2018 with a masters of arts degree in history with
Daran Knuffman '94 will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of his double-lung transplant in October 2019.
a focus on public history and a minor in world history. She is the assistant curator at the Quincy Museum. Tyler Reidl '14 received his PhD from the University of Illinois at Chicago in May 2019, after completing his
Luann Kleemeyer ’17 on Capitol Hill for Hill Day 2018 for Amputee Coalition
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS!
for the Alumni Franciscan Service Award, Rising Hawk Award, and the Bill O’Donnell Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award Quincy University’s National Alumni Board invites you to nominate a fellow alum who has achieved professional accomplishments and service to their communities and/or to the university. Nominations for all awards are solicited annually from faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the university, specifically in the fall of each year. However, we accept award nominations throughout the year. We encourage nominations to be kept confidential.Submitted nominees are reviewed by Alumni Services and the final selection is made by a committee of the NAB. The nomination deadline for the 2020 awards is October 31, 2019. Submissions after October 31 will be considered for the following year. Self-nominations will not be accepted. The winners will be announced in the spring and highlighted in the spring edition of QUniverse. Visit the Alumni Award and Feature page at quincy.edu/alumni to nominate a deserving alumni today!
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HAWKS
stay connected
QU Alumni Day In honor of Quincy University’s first day of classes, in February of 1860, QU hosted its first QU Alumni Day on February 28, 2019. Quincy area alumni wore QU alumni buttons and QU gear to work. In addition, participating alumni attended the women’s and men’s basketball games that evening and enjoyed a dessert reception at half time of the men’s game. Want to participate in QU Alumni Day 2020? Pick up a QU alumni button at alumni gatherings throughout the year or download a printable button at quincy.edu/alumni. Alumni Gatherings For all the latest alumni events and to find an event in your area, go to quincy.edu/alumni/events. Contact Pilar Yates Brumbaugh at yatespi@quincy.edu to host an alumni gathering in your area. Send us your news Have news of a union, the birth of a child, professional development, award or recognition, mission trip, or anything else you’d like your classmates to know? Tell us your story at quincy.edu/alumni/update-profile Casey Lauder Grave '16 is an account payable processor for Kohl Wholesale in Quincy.
Joseph Powell '17 has been named head men's golf coach for Buena Vista University in Storm Lake, IA.
Joshua Hucklenbrick '17 is
Nicole Allaria '18 is working as an R.N. at Blessing Hospital, Quincy.
pursuing an MS in Nursing Psychiatric Mental Health/Nurse Practitioner degree at the University of St. Francis in Joliet, IL.
Feshawn Berry '18 is a teacher assistant with Speed 802 in Chicago Heights, IL.
Luann Kleemeyer '17 completed training to be a lead advocate for Amputee Coalition. As a peer visitor from Amputee Coalition for Blessing Hospital, she anually attends Hill Day in Washington DC to speak to congressmen and representatives from Illinois concerning issues that face amputees in our state. QUniverse | Fall 2019
Dr. Otis Cedric Taylor ‘99, executive director of special education at Betty Shabazz International Charter School is pictured with Dr. Sharron Buzzard and her family in Colombia, Missouri. She was Taylor’s first English Professor at QU and now a very dear friend. “QU does not just graduate students,” said Taylor. “The university helps to build lifelong relationships!”
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Father Augustine Tolton Attended St. Francis College (QU) 1878-1879 Pope Francis proclaimed Father Augustine Tolton of Quincy, America's first black priest, “venerable” on Wednesday, June 12, 2019. The venerable designation officially recognizes Tolton as having lived a life of heroic virtue by the Catholic Church, a vital declaration when being considered for sainthood. The Congregation for the Causes of Saints in Rome will now start investigating whether Tolton's intercession resulted in any miraculous healings. If one such miracle can be found to have occurred, Tolton would be declared "blessed," and if a second miracle could be confirmed, he would become a saint.
Tolton began seminary studies in Rome in 1880. He was ordained on April 24, 1886, and assigned to Quincy, where he was installed as pastor of Quincy's St. Joseph Church, a black congregation. After several years Tolton was reassigned to Chicago, where he organized a black parish called St. Monica's. He remained in Chicago until he died of heat stroke at age 43 on July 9, 1897. Tolton was buried in Quincy in the priests' lot at St. Peter's Cemetery.
Tolton was born a slave on April 1, 1854, in Ralls County, Mo., near Monroe City. In 1862, Tolton's mother escaped across the Mississippi River with her three children to the free state of Illinois. They settled in Quincy. Tolton was permitted to enter St. Francis College (Quincy University).
IN MEMORIAM Fred Matticks ’42 on December 15, 2018, Quincy.
Eileen Monahan O'Sullivan ’59 on June 5, 2018, Whitewater, WI.
Ruth Eling Brown’48 on June 13, 2019 in Ocala, FL
Edward C. Hinkamper ’61 on May 21, 2019, Quincy.
Rita Ann Sohm Ackrill ’45 on June 10, 2019, Sullivan, IL.
Richard John Milgrim ’61 on March 22, 2019. Quincy, IL.
Thomas Lymenstull ’50 on March 5, 2019, Dallas, TX.
Richard C. Stephan ’61 on March 10, 2019, Naples, FL.
Mark Wuellner ’51 on April 16, 2019, Alton, IL.
Fr. Edwin Albers, OFM, ’63 on November 26, 2017, St. Louis, MO.
Donald W. Kueser ’52 on December 28, 2018, St. Louis, MO.
James T. Dwyer ’65 on August 11, 2018, Sullivan, IL.
Patricia Gardner Cleek ’53 on February 18, 2018, Santa Barbara, CA.
Kenneth Husted ’67 on February 1, 2019, St. Louis, MO.
Lucille Anne Wehrle Heckel ’53 on August 9, 2018, Aurora, IL.
Louis Barlock ’73 on May 23, 2019, Chicago, IL.
William A. Guegel ’54 on August 1, 2018, Houston, TX.
James Eaton ’73 on September 18, 2018 Quincy.
Robert Bender ’56 on May 19, 2019, Westchester, IL.
Mary Jane Bleigh Bush ’74 on June 12, 2019, Hannibal, MO.
John M. Christensen ’56 on February 10, 2019, Annapolis, MD.
Michael K. Brinkman ’76 on February 9, 2019, Quincy.
Frances Maureen Tallcott Koenig ’56 on February 2, 2019, Seguin, TX.
John Wosman ’76 on February 21, 2019, St. Louis, MO.
James F. Collins ’57 on August 29, 2018, Arlington Heights, IL.
Kimberly Dixon ’95 on June 3, 2019, Atchison, KS.
Edward A. O'Donnell ’57 on April 11, 2019, St. Louis.
Jeffrey Eickelschulte ’98 on December 29, 2018, Quincy.
James Real ’57 on December 12, 2018, Quincy.
James Ariel ’19 on April 27, 2019, Chicago, IL.
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he 2018-2019 fiscal year was a defining time for Quincy University. Would the university succumb to the financial headwinds that are facing many private liberal arts universities across the nation, or would QU persevere and thrive? Deeply committed to our nearly 160-year tradition of educating future leaders in the Franciscan tradition, the QU family chose the latter. A l u m n i , f r i e n d s , f a c u l t y, s t a ff , b u s i n e s s e s , a n d foundations rallied and invested nearly $4.7 million in support of this fine institution and the students we serve. Under the leadership of Michael ’90 and Kristine (Burkemper) Bickhaus ’89, we exceeded our increased $1.1M QU Fund goal in tandem with closing our $25 million Forever Forward Capital Campaign. In addition, support of Endowment reached its highest level in more than a decade. While all these accomplishments are a reason to celebrate, investments in QU must continue to increase for the university to remain viable for today’s students and future generations. I f y o u a re a s k i n g y o u r s e l f i f t h e re t u r n o n y o u r investment is worth it, the answer is a resounding YES. We consistently see students transformed by their QU experiences. Your generosity helps students like Allyson Jo Hoener ’20 receive a rich experience both in and out of the classroom. The following is an excerpt from Allyson’s thank you letter to her endowed scholarship donor:
"I am a junior at Quincy University studying elementary education and special education, with an endorsement for middle school science. In my limited free time, I work at the local Quincy YMCA as an after-school counselor, play ultimate Frisbee, lead an interdenominational Bible study group on campus, fundraise for Haiti Connection, and plan with my advisor for an upcoming mission trip to serve children in another country. These missionbased experiences will allow me to share the world with my students and open their eyes to people in need. Since July of last year, when they found a cancerous tumor in my mother’s brain, I have also been focusing on spending time with my family and helping them out as much as I can. After graduation, I plan on pursuing teaching abroad for a few years, God willing." On behalf of Allyson and all of our students, thank you for investing in their QU experiences today and in the years to come—an investment with a tremendous return. With gratitude,
Julie Bell Vice President for University Advancement
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YOUR SUPPORT MAKES THIS POSSIBLE
54%
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Lifetime Investors
42
Annual Investors
44
Alumni Investors by Class Year
48
Heritage Society
53
Friends
54
Businesses, Government, Foundations, Estates, & Associations
55
Endowment Funds
59
Annual Awards
59
Honorary Gifts
60
Memorial Gifts
61
Faculty & Staff
62
Associated Colleges of Illinois
63
Board of Trustees
63
National Alumni Board
26%
19%
ADVANCEMENT TEAM Julie Bell, vice president for university advancement Matthew Bergman ’99, director of development, alumni & community relations Pilar Yates Brumbaugh, coordinator of annual giving & alumni services Pasha Yates ’15, coordinator of community relations & visual design Jen Wingerter '13, university writer & editor Kendall Bowen, gifts & reports assistant
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MAJOR LIFETIME INVESTORS Special recognition is given to those living individuals who have made significant contributions during their lives, and to organizations that have supported at the same levels during the last ten years.
CUMULATIVE GIFTS OF $100,000 AND MORE Ameren Illinois Anonymous (2) Anonymous gifts through Community Foundation Architechnics, Inc. Associated Colleges Of Illinois Blessing Health System Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Kevin & Susan Breheny Estate of Mary Jane Brenner Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Pete & Mary Kay Brown Chartwells Corporation For Public Broadcasting Anthony & Patricia Crane Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Dr. William & Kari Dolan DOT Foods, Inc. Dr. Philip Dreisbach Patrick & Carol Fitzgerald Follett Campus Resources William Harte George Haubrich Estate of Douglas Helein Daniel Heneghan
Estate of Richard F. Huck, Jr. JMT Family Fund through the Community Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Harold~ & Ann Knapheide Knapheide Manufacturing Company Library of Congress Christopher & Jane Loos Mark & Patricia Mantovani Marion Gardner Jackson Trust Mathilda Klein Trust Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Estate of Evelyn S. McLaughlin James Mentesti Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust William & Sue Metzinger Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Estate of Dr. Robert E. Meyer Estate of Nona E. Miller Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Mary Monckton Blickhan Dr. Linda Moore Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy National Management Resources Corporation Estate of Arvid L. Nelson Richard & Connie Niemann Niemann Foods Foundation Thomas A. Oakley Oakley Lindsay Foundation of Quincy Media, Inc. Estate of Ridgely B. Pierson, Jr. Thomas Pollihan Refreshment Services Pepsi Dr. Richard Ryan Sacred Heart Province Franciscan Friars Michael Sennett Morton Sennett Jeff & Theresa Spear State of Illinois
GOVERNMENT
BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS
TOTAL GIVING BY
CONSTITUENTS ALUMNI
$4,659,200
FRIENDS & INDIVIDUALS
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Catherine Stenger Bryan & Brooke Stokes William & Sandra Taylor Estate of Frederick L. Thomas Joe & Jill Tracy Tracy Family Foundation US Department Of Education Ronald & Colae Vecchie Lisetta White Estate of Michael J. Zarr Michael & Judy Zeddies
CUMULATIVE GIFTS OF $50,000 AND MORE Advance Physical Therapy LLC Anonymous (1) Michael & Kristine Bickhaus William Bihun Michael & Jean Buckley Estate of Marilyn Bunn Randy Cannady & Laura Cornille-Cannady Ross & Sherry Centanni Coleman Foundation, Inc. Phillip & Bonnie Conover Estate of Kenneth Conroy Mark Johnson & Barbara Gainer Johnson Dr. Robert & Jennifer Gervasi Google Inc. Fund of Tides Foundation Judson & Joyce Green Dr. Donald & Jane Hanratty Dr. James & Celia Heintz James & Judith Heinze Richard Helmer Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Honora M. Cullinan Foundation Illinois Arts Council Frank & Anne Kabbes Norman & Kaye Kemner Teresa Kettelkamp James & Patricia Knepler Dr. Rebecca Leonard Margaret Magliari Mercantile Bank Estate of Jeannine & Roger Miller James Mooney Stanley & Maureen Moore Shirley Murphy National Collegiate Athletic Association Rose Mary Nesbit C. David Nuessen Ralph & Lisa Oakley Estate of K. Angela O'Donnell Dr. Alfred Pogge POLIS/Learning In Retirement Quincy Cursillo Betty Ann Robinson~ Rotary Club of Quincy Bernard Runde John Runde Martin & Holly Schafer Roy & Nancy Schmidt Estate of Raymond M. Shannon
Honorable David & Marianne Slocum State Street Bank & Trust Co. Richard~ & Sharon Stephan Carolyn Stevenson James Stewart Stillwell Foundation The Hearst Foundation The J.W. Gardner II Foundation Roger & Mary Kay Venvertloh Walt Disney Company Foundation Gifts during FY 2018-2019
ANNUAL INVESTORS LEADERSHIP CLUB Gifts of $25,000 & Above Anonymous (3) Anonymous gifts through Community Foundation Ameren Illinois Associated Colleges of Illinois Robert Black Blessing Health System Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Pete & Mary Kay Brown Michael & Jean Buckley Estate of Marilyn Bunn Steve & Carol Campbell Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Dr. William & Kari Dolan Google Inc. Fund of Tides Foundation Mathilda Klein Trust Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Joe Merschman William & Sue Metzinger Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Estate of Nona E. Miller Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Dr. Linda Moore C. David Nuessen Thomas A. Oakley Dr. Richard Ryan Sacred Heart Province Franciscan Friars Martin & Holly Schafer Michael Sennett Jeff & Theresa Spear William & Sandra Taylor The J.W. Gardner II Foundation Joe & Jill Tracy Tracy Family Foundation US Department of Education Michael & Judy Zeddies
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VISIONARIES CLUB Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (1) Adams NetWorks, Inc. Michael & Kristine Bickhaus Phillip & Bonnie Conover Patrick & Carol Fitzgerald Geary Rimmer Vincent Wolf Foundation James & Judith Heinze Richard Helmer Honora M. Cullinan Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Dr. William Kirk & Linda Griffin Kirk Knapheide Manufacturing Company Dr. Rebecca Leonard Christopher & Jane Loos Margaret Magliari Mark Twain Section of the A. C. S. John McCaffrey Mercantile Bank Estate of Todd A. Molis Mary Monckton Blickhan Stanley & Maureen Moore Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy Rose Mary Nesbit Ralph & Lisa Oakley Thomas Pollihan QU & You Chicago Golf Quincy GEMS Baseball Refreshment Services Pepsi Dr. Joseph & Jane Selby State of Illinois Rickard Tarzwell Dr. Dan & Bernadette Tolbert Charles Van Eekeren Dr. Vincent & Velma Varel
FOUNDERS CLUB Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (1) Mary Kay Beiermann Kevin & Susan Breheny Randy Cannady & Laura Cornille-Cannady Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois & Northeast Missouri Gregory & Robin Dannegger Franciscan Missionary Union Dr. Dennis & Jane Galligani Judson & Joyce Green Dr. James & Celia Heintz Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Irish Alliances Foundation Nicholas & Stacy Keller Teresa Kettelkamp Gary & Jo Ann Kirlin Harold~ & Ann Knapheide Alan & Dr. Coletta Knepler Kohl Wholesale Dr. Scott & Brenda LeMaire Dr. Glenn Mandeville Richard & Linda Mettemeyer National Science Foundation Daniel & Kate Nuessen Henry Poterucha Honor Roll of Donors | 2018—2019
Quincy Cursillo Quincy Herald-Whig LLC and WGEM TVAM-FM and Fox Dr. Peggy Redshaw & Jerry Lincecum Kevin & Sheri Reller Richard, J.D. & Dr. Valerie Schulte Dr. Terry Sherer Daniel & Pamela Sherman Scott & Susan Stamerjohn State Street Bank & Trust Co. John & Dale Stevenson Stillwell Foundation Mark & Beth Tyrpin Roger & Mary Kay Venvertloh Wright Investors' Service (The Winthrop Corporation)
BONAVENTURE CLUB Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous (2) Samuel & Maureen Banks Marty & Julie Bell Thomas Berry Michael & Sally Blickhan A. Joseph & Judy Claes John & Kay Dosier Frank Esker First Bankers Trust Company Brendan Ford Michael & Carole Hennessy Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Dr. Andrew & Kathy Jorgensen Doug & Denise Jorgensen Robert Kadzielawski Bernard & Maureen Kahn James & Patricia Knepler Stephen & Jan Koester Christopher & Kimberly Lubbring John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Aurie & Mary Beth McGee James Mentesti MetLife Foundation Dr. John Natalini Richard & Connie Niemann Oakley-Lindsay Foundation Of Quincy Media, Inc. Donald O'Connor Robyn Bowman Phoenix Asset Group Dr. Alfred Pogge POLIS/Learning in Retirement Quincy Media, Inc. Greg & Cindy Reis James & Kathy Schlepphorst Honorable Mark & Kate Schuering Kent & Debby Seifert Thomas & Carlene Shade Honorable David & Marianne Slocum Richard~ & Sharon Stephan Mark & Lyn Strieker Scott & Paula Thoele TIAA Serves Dr. Michael Wallace Cy Walsh Karin Waugh Zucker & Martin Boyle
Wells Fargo Advisors LLC Arthur Willenborg Dennis Williams LuBeth Young
PRESIDENT’S CLUB Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Adams Fiber Advance Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine LLC Anonymous (1) Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Ameren Matching Grant Program Dean Andrew John Bachmann Edwin & Brenda Baker Edward Bassler Robert & Lenore Becker Glenn Bemis Dennis & Rachel Bergman John & Beverly Bernzen John & Charlotte Berra Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Mary Kay Blazel Gary Blickhan Boeing Gift Matching Program Dr. Brian Borlas & Judy Abbott Mike & Gloria Brady Bruce Broemmel Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Honorable Richard & Maureen Brummer Frank & Mary Bufe Claire Buffardi Bunge North America Foundation Bryce Butler Monte & Barbara Campbell Robert & Inez Carlisle Caterpillar Foundation James & Kathleen Citro Stephen Classe Joe & Janet Conover Margaret Conroy Margaret Corrado Timothy & Susan Costigan Patrick & Susan Cunningham Daniel & Kathleen Czarniewski Daniel McLaughlin Charitable Trust Michael Dietrich Dr. Bob Dittmer Jerry & Patricia Douglas Thomas & Patricia Ehlman Richard & Mary Elbert Fred Emig Robert Erwin, Jr. Dr. William & Patricia Evans Mark Johnson & Barbara Gainer Johnson Thomas Galvin Donald Gnuse Rick & Dawn Grady Stephen & Jean Green Dr. Joseph & Karen Grush Stephen Hajek Dr. Stephen & Joni Halpin Bob & Cindy Hanson
Michael & Lynda Happel Jennie Hermanson Ronald Hermeling Dr. Gregory & Barbara Hill Alice Hogan Homebank George & Nancy Hubbard Kevin Johnston David & Judy Kabbes Frank & Anne Kabbes Michael & Jody Kabbes Keck Heating & Air Conditioning Dr. Kevin & Alice Kirby Dr. David Kirchhofer Dr. Kevin Kirchner Michael & Joanne Kirchner Carson Kirk Michaeline Klebba Richard & Sally Klohr Harold & Erin Knapheide Philip & Erin Krupps Dr. Bruce & Lori Kruse Dennis Kruse Louis Kuntz Paul Lanphier Dr. Roy Lantry Sam & Tafi Lathrop Sheila Laws Dr. Ann Marie Leal Trent & Jennifer Lepper Chris & Leigh Mackenzie Elias & Carol Manassah Harold Marcionetti Dr. Michael & Jessica Martin Laurie Massa William & Christine McCleery James & Connie McDowell Messick Family Foundation Michelmann Foundation William Miller Jared Montano James Mooney Alan Steigelman & Nancy Moore Suzanne Morrow Mother Dennis Foundation Kirk & Erin Nesbit Mary Jane Neu Martin & Kathryn Nihill Donald Noe Hal & Kathy Oakley Signe Oakley Joanne Ortwerth Mike & Karen Overby William & Patricia Paxton Ervin & Margaret Pesek Dr. Thomas & Terri Poterucha James Potter Dr. Teresa Reed Rinella Company, Inc. Dr. Leo & Joyce Roberts
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Recognition Clubs Leadership..................$25,000+ Visionaries......$10,000 - $24,999 Founders........... $5,000 - $9,999
ALUMNI INVESTORS CLASS YEARS
Bonaventure...... $2,500 - $4,999
1942
President’s......... $1,000 - $2,499
Contributors Elizabeth W. Weseman Roth
Tower....................... $500 - $999 Friars........................ $150 - $499 Contributors............ Up To $149
PRESIDENT’S CLUB CONT. Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Larry Robertson Ellie Rossignol Dan Rothery Bernard Runde John Runde Norman & Pat Ryan Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Schmiedeskamp, Robertson, Neu, & Mitchell LLP George & Jovita Schneider Scholz Loos Palmer Siebers & Duesterhaus LLP Craig & Jeannette Schuessler Susan Scott Allen & Alison Shafer Greg & Deborah Shierling Bernie Sir Brian & Nadine Sir Sisbro, Inc. Robert & Deanna Snyder Robert & Kathy Stange Carolyn Stevenson Stifel Nicolaus & Company Michael Strieby Anthony & Wendy Tamaccio Drs. Paul & Christine Tracy Janice Tucker Ronald & Colae Vecchie Helen Vernier James Waterkotte Ray Weast Michael Weir Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Brady & Jennifer Westphal Pat Whalen Gary & Sue Winking Dr. Sean Wittmer Laurence & Mary Woods James & Rose Woodward Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Lowell & Pamela Yates
1946 Contributors Dorothy A. Snyder
1947 Contributors Kay M. Step Dodds
1948 Contributors Josephine Affre Phyllis L. Link LaRoche
1949
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Friars Mary Ann Micek Donatelli Richard A. Thompson
1954 Bonaventure Frank C. Esker Connie M. Volm Niemann
Contributors James F. Devereux (Jean) William H. Heubaum Richard T. Mitchell Marilyn L. Ridder
President's Frank J. Kabbes (Anne)
1958
Contributors Thomas L. Gott
1955 Bonaventure Thomas G. Hirschinger (Lucille) President's Richard J. Klohr (Sally) Tower Leonard A. Hogan
Contributors Fr. Vincent R. Elsen, O.F.M. Joseph J. Ley Joanne M. Ehrhart Schlepphorst Leo Stegeman (Marilyn)
Friars William E. Cleary (Jessie) Dr. George F. Gruendel (Elizabeth) Harold J. O'Connell (Patricia) George Theodore Zimmerman
1950
Contributors Dr. Robert F. Wilkin (Joanne)
Friars Richard Heitholt (Fern) John J. Maxwell (Margaret) Contributors Grace P. Hagenbaumer Reed
1951 Tower Charles T. Frey Mary M. Mescher Gehrt Friars Louis E. Sibbing (Betty)
1956 Tower Mary A. Schmidle Cudney Friars Murrie Powers Donovan (John) Rollie E. Thomas (Dolores) Contributors F. Maureen Tallcott Koenig John A. Ley
1957
Tower Patricia L. Gora Maier Friars Frank A. Frawley Jude Mollenhauer-Duesterhaus Contributors David L. Cray (Connie) Charles E. Grady Paul J. Klockenkemper (Joan) Carl W. Koenig Marilyn F. Burgess Mitchell
1959 Visionaries James A. Heinze President's Eleanor W. Woulfe Rossignol Friars Edgar R. Donatelli Roger J. Frankenhoff (Mary Dean) Ruth A. Quin Garrity Dr. Robert R. Newstead Contributors Henry B. Geise Richard G. Klosterman Mary A. Runde George A. Sloane Joseph P. Winkelmann
1960 Leadership William E. Taylor (Sandra)
Contributors Donald A. Burke (Marjorie) B. Ted Kemner
Founders Mary Kay Wayman Venvertloh Roger E. Venvertloh
1952
Bonaventure John Cy Walsh Arthur C. Willenborg
President's E. Paul Lanphier Joyce A. Woods Roberts (Dr.Leo) Pat K. Koenig Ryan Bernard D. Sir
President's Dr. Sheila K. Menne Laws Norman L. Ryan
Tower Robert J. Cull Joseph C. March
Tower Dr. Robert E. Cudney William F. Harding (Judith)
Friars Robert L. Garrity Marie Carmela Li Puma Newstead Ralph A. Renno
Friars Dr. James W. McCulla Contributors Robert J. Hirner Virginia L. Krohn Pfeiffer
1953 Bonaventure Richard H. Niemann
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Contributors Jill C. Groves Geise Roger Paul Hunz Kathy E. Schullian Leo (Paul) James McCaughey William C. Riley
1961 Visionaries Judith L. Perko Heinze Maureen A. Mooney Moore (Stanley) Bonaventure Richard C. Stephan~ Sharon E. Moling Stephan President's Alice T. Hogan James M. McDowell (Connie) Mary Jane Wand Neu Tower Ronald P. Cudney (Dorothy) Friars Donald V. Bloom Dr. Joseph B. Bocke (Janice) Larry W. Klug Marion J. Stocker Renno Donald J. Simmermon Rita Wise Contributors Carroll Bichl Brahm Eleanor A. Liesen Crain Maurice J. Melnik
1962 Visionaries Richard J. Helmer President's Bernard H. Runde Tower William C. Lhotka Andrew John Reitinger Friars Kenneth B. Boyer Jim "Hawk" Cuniffe (Nellita) Dr. Robert J. Harris (Linda) Theodore G. Hirschinger Mary K. Kane Oakley Edward J. Wagner Contributors Raymond E. Allison Judy Geary Buchanan
Dr. Gary J. Carter (Geraldine) Edward L. Cuddihy Dr. Irene Frisse Cuddihy Matthew A. Hutmacher (Mary) Lucille M. Talken Logsdon (Kenneth) Jean M. Engelmeyer McKinney Marilyn Zusag Weber (Kenneth)
1963 Leadership Dr. George C. Meyer Mary Nell Frier Meyer Visionaries Linda T. Griffin-Kirk Founders Daniel Sherman Bonaventure Hon. David K. Slocum President's James K. Potter Ernest E. Yackley (Dorothy) Tower John F. Brennan Gael B. Stahl Friars Christy C. Teeling Donovan John Donald Kelly (Nancy) Karen J. Timen Modler (John) Contributors Frances A. Jansen Cook Walter D. Guller (Jeanne) John F. Hoffmann Larry J. Lock James K. Terwelp
1964 Leadership Dr. Richard O. Ryan Bonaventure Marianne Wall Slocum President's Mary Kay Vollmer Blazel Maureen A. McLean Brummer Hon. Richard H. Brummer Stephen R. Classe Tower Dr. Henry G. Hughes Bert A. Theleen (Benita)
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Friars Leo J. Binz John E. Donnellan (Ruth) Gerald Lee Duesterhaus James M. Hallberg Robert J. Mele David R. Oakley Clarence P. Sampson (Dianne) Ruth Ann Pfaffe Snowden (Howard) Dr. Lawrence S. Sutton (Maureen) Contributors Thomas H. Claes Sharon M. Luczak Faciana (Tom) Bernice M. Weilbacher Gregorio Kathleen Shaughnessy Hegeman Sidney G. Holthaus (Julie) Charles J. Voss Joyce M. VanDeVeire Voss
1965 Founders Pamela B. Wozniak Sherman Bonaventure A. Joseph Claes (Judy) James L. Knepler President's Paul E. Brown (Dr. Janise Denton) Margaret A. Doeseckle Corrado Patricia J. Reibling Ehlman Thomas N. Ehlman Richard J. Elbert (Mary) Signe C. Jacobson Oakley Peter L. Satterthwaite (Catherine) James E. Waterkotte Laurence A. Woods Tower Carolyn F. Gualtieri Hughes Mark D. McMurrough Friars Kathryn L. Bruneni Binz Frederick A. Curtis Marilyn J. Dieker Hughes Thomas A. Hughes John C. Miller Sandra J. Ploof Miller Ruth A. Pouliot Contributors Anita L. Caron Bangs (Phillip) William A. Bultas Hon. Robert W. Cook Ted L. Eilerman (Peggy) Barbara J. Koppes Fitzke Glenn W. Jurgens James J. Kusbel (Judy) Dennis L. Lubbe William T. Owens-Smith Laura Stenger Paunan Sharon A. Mahoney Rogers (Richard) Katherine J. Rosich
1966 Visionaries Dr. William G. Kirk Founders Dr. Dennis J. Galligani (Jane) Celia M. Kuzmickus Heintz Dr. James A. Heintz Bonaventure James E. Mentesti Karin Waugh Zucker (Martin Boyle) President's Barbara A. Harris Campbell Monte G. Campbell Dennis J. Kruse John H. Runde Arthur Robert Stange Kathy A. Blazel Stange Tower Jack Bartz (Cheryl) Dr. Matthew E. Eichor (Linda) Margaret M. Williams O'Meara Denis M. Yoggerst (Cheryl) Friars Francis X. Calkins (Carol) Joyce E. Kirschgessner Ferris Carol J. Parisi Hallberg Dewey V. Kalmer Theresa Hirschinger Kearney (Albert) Carol Linkowski Kopenec Donald I. Kopenec Carol S. Bledsoe Lundeen John E. Lundeen Kathleen Colson Mele Daniel J. Menke Gerald M. Posluszny (Jacalyn) Earl E. Zastro Contributors Kathleen Bergan Schmidt Carol A. Schiola Bergen Michael M. Davis Cheryl J. Dixon Dillard Dr. Theodore J. Duello John A. Laker Jeffrey T. Liautaud Ann E. Mahoney Charles E. Radel Eugene J. Reagan (Patricia) Hela B. Chiappe Robran
1967 Bonaventure Patricia Pignotti Knepler
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President's Claire P. Sasgen Buffardi Patricia A. McKay Evans Dr. William F. Evans Dr. Joseph E. Grush (Karen) Suzanne F. Froncek Morrow Mary Ann De Lio Woods
Founders Mary Kay Beiermann Gerald D. Holzgrafe (Virginia) Richard A. Mettemeyer (Linda)
Tower Raymond J. Bromark (Rita) Patricia Casey Daley
Tower Margaret Y. Golden Dombrowski Dianne L. Ratajik Drinan Michael M. Drinan Barbara Fischer Long (James Long) Anne Bresler Namm (Andrew) Carol Hopfer Stone
President's Ronald N. Hermeling
Friars Dr. Mark L. Cummings (Dr. Marion) Reva Post Ehmen (Larry) Colleen M. Sullivan Farrell Frances A. Johnson Fiedler Michael R. Fiedler Carol A. Crockett Grimm Carol A. Dillsaver Kalmer Carl F. Koch John L. Martens Janet C. Waterkotte Dr. Richard F. Welch Claudia A. Kathmann Woodruff (Jack) Contributors Frank C. Arnold (Vickie) George A. Blaha Patricia A. Hill Fullington Carolyn S. Friye Lubbe Linda K. Duncan McCormick Geraldine Radel Mary Lyn Marxer Vach
1968 Visionaries John K. McCaffrey Dr. Joseph V. Selby (Jane) Dr. Daniel L. Tolbert (Bernadette) Dr. Vincent H. Varel (Velma)
Friars Gary K. Brickman Bernadette R. Wiggli Doubek Herbert M. Dreier Donna M. Foley Walter A. Gorak (Nina) Vicki L. Follansbee Grady Frank J. Haggerty Nancy J. Hruby Koch Dianna Arns Loos (Nicholas) John W. Madden Virginia M. Kessler Madden Louise McEvoy McMaster Geraldine W. Wirth McMillen (Steven) Jon J. Meyer (Mary) Maryann A. Oblak Thomas E. Rostkowski (Nancy) Patrick J. Rothery Ronald R. Rupp Judith M. Bonness Wilper (Jim) Vernon Wolf Contributors Thomas J. Deters (Jane) Akiko Tanaka Fleming Richard G. Fleming Carol K. Garey
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ANNUAL OPERATIONS
Claire A. Deters Hayes (Philip) Richard J. Hilgenbrink Thomas E. Jandris Marvin E. Knuffman Dr. Thomas M. Mareing Stephen A. Miller (Robbin) Nancy M. Winters
1970
1969
Founders Dr. Peggy A. Redshaw (Jerry Lincecum)
Leadership C. David Nuessen Founders Gary F. Kirlin (Jo Ann) Bonaventure LuBeth Young President's John E. Bachmann Fred J. Emig Stephen R. Hajek Kevin D. Johnston Helen R. Ruethling Vernier Tower Robert E. Cerrano Michael J. Donaghue Mary Ann Johannes McKeon John P. Shibles Friars Mary Michael Hedges Dreier Jack L. Emmons Charles Michael Kovachevich Charles R. Loftus Dr. Michael F. Nolan Cynthia D. Beaulieu Oliver Michael E. Plunkett Dr. Mark E. Troy Contributors Lorraine Mittler Blackler Terry W. Buehler Marguerite R. Olson Cantlon Kathryn S. Stacy Carter William A. Carter Rev. Frank W. Coens, O.F.M. Suzanne U. Traylor Jandris James P. Joyce Mary Ann Georgen Liautaud Jerome F. McAllister (Patricia) Ronald E. Miazga (Cynthia) Gregory Dennis Murphy Sandra A. Mendelson Nachenberg Dennis J. Newman (Kathleen) James J. Powers James Daniel Purdy Kathy J. Baumet Rzany Robert F. Smith Timothy J. Sweeney Kent R. Terry (Ann) James F. Truax
Leadership Dr. William V. Dolan (Kari) Visionaries Gerald A. Murphy Mary Jo Williams Murphy
Bonaventure Dr. Andrew D. Jorgensen (Kathy) Donald T. O'Connor President's Martha S. Weedman Biallas (Dr.Leonard) Gloria M. Arentsen Brady J. Michael Brady Dr. Robert M. Dittmer James P. Mooney Tower Jeanne M. Murphy Allen Robert A. Bergman Friars Mary Jane Bauer Carol A. Ryno Bloom Judy Brock Teichen Gregg B. Crocker John P. Farrell Dr. Donald J. Hanratty (Jane) Patrick J. Henning Dr. James T. Huneke (Diane) Edward F. Kowalczyk Michael R. Kozanecki Anita M. Krieger Dr. Eldon L. Little Maureen R. Kelly Little Louise McEvoy McMaster Ann Blaisdell Rothery Charlotte M. Weigle Rupp Barbara S. Schell Richard M. Scott (Jane) Fr. William Spencer, O.F.M. Dennis J. Steinkamp (Marcia) Edward F. Sutton Linda R. Dowdall Sutton Mary F. Clancy Troy James A. Wand (Judith) Contributors Jack I. Altman Brendan T. Blackler Paulette Kelly Bozarth (John) Jerry A. Dean Rebecca A. Northcraft Dean John Joseph Dignan (Carol) Jean Bell Ellerman Michael P. Ellerman Maureen E. Golden Emmons Marilyn E. Goschy Farrell Connie L. Murphy Hadfield (Richard) Patrick K. Humphrey www.quincy.edu
Alan J. Kapka Duane E. Obert (Kathleen) Donna J. Thomas O'Neal Michael L. Rakers Dr. David A. Schachtsiek Carol A. Schlanser John A. Spring (Karen) Charles A. Stenger Marlene C. Rokicki Sweeney Stan B. Tebbe Michael A. Zipprich
1971 Leadership Lucinda Awerkamp McClain (Michael) Founders Alan E. Knepler (Dr.Coletta)
Robert J. Haas (Jane) John J. Heinz (Suzette De Salvo) James R. Inghram Linda L. Huseman Inghram Eugene W. Krebs Maria T. Cappetto Larson Barbara A. Benkse Logan John E. Negri (Susan) Denise S. Kaczynski Powers William R. Ryan Kathleen A. Hemmer Sass James M. Shank Jeanne M. Deters Soebbing Donald S. Steinkamp (Cinda) Richard V. Taylor Bernadette C. Olszewski Tebbe Judith Ann Gawne Varias Diana J. Niekamp Yaeger (Jerry)
President's Louis E. Kuntz Ervin J. Pesek
1972
Tower Sherry L. Cerrano Charles R. Fitch Dr. Barbara A. Aschemann Schleppenbach Nicholas Tepavchevich (Louise)
Bonaventure Anonymous Michael J. Blickhan (Sally) Michael W. Hennessy
Friars Marie R. Procido Barkowitz Richard G. Barkowitz Margaret A. Schramer Farrell Dwayne C. Fischer (Jane) Michael P. Gill Marilyn J. Cutrara Haggerty Susan M. Farrell Henning Robert J. Hilgenbrink Joyce D. Liesen Kilman Billy L. Meyer Laverne L. Steinkamp Meyer Emmett P. Murphy Mary Jo Shaughnessy Murphy Marilyn C. Novotny James Terry Orr John E. Petrik Nancy M. Keller Petrik Mary E. Plunkett Thomas B. Pope Ann C. Messick Reis John F. Roskopf Rosaura M. Soto Eileen Marie Sullivan James F. Sullivan (Jeannie) Jim Thomson (Kathleen) Michael G. Walsh (Patricia) Randall B. Wiemelt Contributors Maureen T. Henning Altman Timothy P. Cassin Craig Cherington (Erin) Michael F. Fehling (Joanne) Steven J. Fromme Kathleen M. Gehrt Honor Roll of Donors | 2018—2019
Visionaries Thomas H. Pollihan
President's John F. Bernzen Kathleen E. Winking Citro Margaret M. Moran Pesek Lowell A. Yates (Pamela) Tower Margaret W. Wood Fitch Kathy M. Pope Harkins Patrick Harkins Dennis G. Klosterman Mary K. Hettinger Moeller (Lon) Andrew M. Mosko Martha A. O'Toole Olson Richard P. Olson Mary Ann Coens Sims (Randy) Friars Mary C. Renner Behan (Thomas) Maureen Murphy Bergeson (Randy) Mary Margaret McGurn Donofrio Thomas E. Donofrio Thomas E. Gabelsberger (Yvonne) Bobette A. Zehnle Garrett Carol A. Irvine Mickle (Terry) Mary Jill Mogab Orr Walter J. Plank (Margaret) David L. Reis Judith A. Rossignuolo-Rice (Bernard Rice) David J. Rothery Thomas L. Runde Mary C. Krug Whitenack Contributors Connie C. Book Alexander Barbara J. Ostermiller Brink Lawrence P. Cimino
Patricia A. Walsh DeMars (John) Mary Ann Althoff Dickerson Fr. John L. Doctor, O.F.M. George H. Eigel Mary Jo Reedy Fischer Connie Gamble-Ochse Daniel T. Gibbons Patrice B. Beattie Grant Elizabeth M. Mathews Hamilton Kenneth L. Held Mary Lynne Blaisdell Herman Vincent L. Herman Kathy A. Kircher Rose (Thomas) Barbara A. Roth Frederick J. Rupp Georgia L. Boudreau Rupp Linda M. Seibert Schlipmann Michael G. Schlipmann Ruth A. Shireman (Myrl) Rita P. Smith Gerald L. Timmerwilke Laura S. Grayson Timmerwilke Donald Wesselman Robert J. Winkeljohn
1973 Leadership Steven T. Campbell (Carol) Michael Sennett Visionaries Rose Mary Terry Nesbit Bonaventure Carole H. Hughes Hennessy Robert J. Kadzielawski President's Beverly J. Behrman Bernzen James C. Citro Daniel R. Czarniewski Kathleen H. Hickey Czarniewski Martin B. Nihill Daniel J. Rothery Tower Mario A. Camacho Virginia L. Johnson Camacho Ann Marie Sullivan Florie Mary Kathie Dale Hanneke (Eugene) Alan R. Harte Peter J. Jacobus Sally J. Cardy Mosko Dianne Deters Wyllie (James) Friars Anonymous Donald F. Blair Gregory J. Ceebin (Mary) James T. Connell Kenneth Donnelly (Penny) Catherine Loftus Fennell Ronald J. Fischer Wayne Joseph Garrett William J. Grubbe
Kathleen A. Burke Kovachevich Carol M. Krieger J. Michael Mahair (Teresa) Martha T. Johnston Marshall Kevin J. McAlinden Suzanne Awerkamp Obringer Karen L. Hettermann Rothery Donald P. Schmidt Jill M. Schroeder Schmidt Dr. Dennis E. Short Mary P. Wochner Contributors John E. Barden Catherine O'Donnell Becks (Rod) Marie T. Hilden Cimino Robert M. Claes Joseph Coughlin Nancy A. Knoche Crow (Kent) Gregory J. Davis Kathleen M. Denning-Petersen Dr. David L. Deters Patricia Jefferies Doyle Christine A. Mackin Earnhart (Douglas) Mary T. Byrne Eigel Carol A. O'Connell Gronewold Steven R. Hermann Barbara M. Steiner Hitchens Michael J. Kraus Rita M. Brinkman Lammers (Bernard) Patricia B. Kratochvil Lask Richard R. Lask W. Richard Mareing Robert D. Pollihan (Pamela) Robert M. Rakers Dr. Gregory M. Sadlek Sharon K. Tarr Worley (Henry)
1974 Leadership William H. Metzinger (Sue) Founders Teresa M. Morris Kettelkamp President's Dennis G. Bergman Joanne Marie Hettinger Kirchner Michael Charles Kirchner Elias J. Manassah Kathryn A. Boarini Nihill Tower Susan M. Hildebrand Harte Anthony M. Peter Susan M. Pogge Peter Barbara A. Bernbrock Seifert (Richard) Patricia J. Cannady Stevens Thomas W. Stevens Jay R. Stevenson
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Friars Julie A. Baymiller Bice (Robert) Edward M. Conrad Kathryn R. Rugen Grubbe James P. Hults Gerard R. Krogmeier (Marian) Connie M. Deters Schrage George E. Schrage Sandra K. Barlage Wallace Dr. William J. Wallace Mark E. Waninger (Eileen) Timothy P. Wilcox Contributors Mary Beth Awerkamp David L. Brumleve (Martha) Cynthia M. Cook Cramer Harry L. Cramer Fr. John J. Eaton, O.F.M. Mary E. Ford Michael A. Geiger (Annette) Robert A. Habbe James P. Healy Daniel H. Heaton Evelyn Y. Ashmore Hollander Julie A. Inghram Catherine M. Jezior Sharon Jochem Schmidt (Mark Schmidt) Anna L. Gallup Jutte Judy A. Herdrich Kulp Lawrence E. Kulp Dr. David R. Mattie Robert G. McCart Kathryn T. Ilg Poetter Terrence L. Porro Bernadette Osinski Postle William J. Postle David R. Rakers Richard F. Regan Keith C. Scannell Fr. Dennis J. Schafer, O.F.M. Anne O'Dwyer White Gerald J. White Rev. Paul R. Wienhoff Kevin J. Wooldridge
1975 Leadership Suzanne Schultz Boudreau Visionaries Carol Zambon Fitzgerald Patrick M. Fitzgerald
Friars Kathleen M. Hamill Arns Mary Anne Raymond Blair James R. Eagan (Carol) William J. Fann Michael J. Fox Diane M. Hedges Hults Ruth E. Mays Patricia J. Rose McAlinden Frances M. Weigle Wilcox Maureen D. Williams Contributors Bella M. Allison Steven E. Baker (Lynda) William H. Baumann Michael D. Bernhardt (Nancy) Kathleen M. Huhn Claes Kathleen A. Dooley Larry C. Franzoi (Susan) Paul S. Geerling (Suzanne) Janet Bertoglio Healy Noreen P. Scavone Healy Regina Prendergast Hermann Mary Chance Hummel Susan E. Schneider Kelley Dr. Joanne C. Chaperlo Langan (John) David E. Miller (Joan) Dr. John J. O'Brien (Cathy) Susan M. Oczkowski Matthew R. Weiss (Susan) Hermann H. Wittje (Margaret) Marilyn M. Moss Wooldridge
1976 Leadership Dennis E. Boudreau Pete Brown Visionaries Dr. Rebecca M. Leonard Bonaventure Samuel P. Banks (Dr.Maureen) Douglas J. Jorgensen Katherine M. Wensing Schlepphorst (James) Kate O. Orlet Schuering
President's Robert G. Becker Craig A. Schuessler (Jeannette)
President's Lenore Kukla Becker Robert D. Erwin Barbara A. Gainer Johnson (Mark Johnson) Thomas R. Galvin Laura J. Massa Janice M. Tucker James G. Woodward
Tower Alan F. Bogdan Debra J. Herwaldt Sandra L. Eichler Jones
Tower Mark J. Franzen Patricia Carraher Maley~ (James) Jane E. Cady O'Malley
Bonaventure Stephen C. Koester Hon. Mark A. Schuering
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The Heritage Society honors our thoughtful and generous alumni and friends who have included Quincy University in their estate plans. The tradition of loyalty, shown through these commitments of support, is important in strengthening and sustaining the university’s future. Current members of the QU Heritage Society are:
Anonymous (28) Marty & Julie Bell Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas '71 Alan F. Bogdan '75 Richard R. Boudreau '65 Paul Brown '65 & Dr. Janise Denton Rita Buddemeyer '70 Randy Cannady '79 & Laura CornilleCannady '79 Robert & Inez Carlisle Susan Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Claes '65 John (Jack) & Pat Walsh DeMars '74 Barbara Fischer Long '68 Pat '75 & Carol '75 Fitzgerald Larry C. '75 & Sue Franzoi Walter '68 & Nina Gorak William "Bill" '57 & Judith Harding William J. Harte '54 Richard J. Helmer '62 Dale L. Hilgenbrinck '70 Marion C. Hoskins '86 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Kerkering '66 Alan Knepler '71 William & Nanette Peters Krueger '85 Paul '60 & Bev '61 Lanphier Patricia LeBlanc '54 Dr. Rebecca M. Leonard '76 Margaret Magliari Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain '71 Jim Mentesti '66 William '74 & Sue Metzinger
Dr. George '63 & Mary Nell Meyer '63 Dr. Paul Meyer '43 Kathryn Y. Miller '49 Shirley Murphy '87 Dr. John J. Natalini Joseph W. Newkirk '86 Maryann A. Oblak '68 Robert F. '56 & Patricia O'Connor '56 Eric '94 & Tracy (Zuspann) Orne '96 Nance O'Rourke Connie L. Page George '58 & Marilyn Rachford '58 David R. Rakers '74 Dr. Peggy Redshaw '70 & Jerry B. Lincecum Linda C. Rinehart '81 Elizabeth Weseman Roth '42 Dr. Richard Ryan '64 Jack '59 & Constance Willems Schukay '58 Linda Schuttler Honorable David '63 & Marianne Slocum '64 Jeff & Theresa Spear '96 Jay '74 & Shirley Stevenson '76 Eileen M. Sullivan '71 Patricia Tomczak Jill Vorbeck '66 Gary & Sue Winking '89 Christine G. Wynar '55 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Yurkovich '64 Karin Waugh Zucker '66 & Martin Boyle
We invite you to join this exclusive society of caring individuals by creating a provision to benefit Quincy University in your estate plans.
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John W. Schnaufer (Ruth Lohrenz) Shirley A. Steinkamp Stevenson Jean A. Cosentino Welty (Dr.Joseph) Friars Jeffrey L. Arns Paula I. Ilg Conrad Ann Marie Koch Cooper Stephen T. Doherty (Margaret) Diane Rose Hagarty Giesing (Walter) Mary J. Fiorenzi Grahovec
Mary Beth Mykytiuk Jenkins (William) Michael R. Marshall James B. Pollihan (Barbara) Lonny D. Reynolds Charlotte Brombocich Scranton Gary N. Zellerman Contributors Cynthia Purdy Archer Edwin J. Connelly Marsha A. Nebel Giles (Terry) www.quincy.edu
Dr. William H. Grotz Rebecca A. Harbers Joseph F. Kratochvil Dr. Calvin D. Lee Kenneth J. Ley Dian F. Link Janice K. Deters Obert Kenneth L. Obert Mary Jenkot Pettenon (Randal) Carol A. Sturhahn Rakers Roberta L. Faltus Scannell Patricia A. Rineberg Schmitt (Robert) Julie A. Freiburg Schneider Philip A. Soebbing Donna J. Tracy Deb H. Pray Vonder Haar (James) Trudy I. Irwin Wille
1977 Leadership Mary Kay Loughlin Brown Joseph H. Merschman Bonaventure Denise M. Bersell Jorgensen Jan A. Dickson Koester Mary Beth Daly McGee (Auris) President's George H. Hubbard (Nancy) Dr. Roy T. Lantry Tower Dr. Neil W. Frederickson William P. O'Malley Louis J. Rotta Friars Gary J. Bracy (Kathleen) Daniel P. Cawley Kevin J. Doherty (Colleen) Philip J. Dyrda Colleen R. Cagney Kane John F. Kane Edwin J. Osowski Lynne Pople Petty (Daryl) Deborah K. Hellhake Riddell Dr. Terrence J. Riddell Frank J. Vinciguerra (Denise) Contributors Nayereh Jamali Attai (Dr.Kazem) Elaine A. Boeding-Thoman Cinda S. Francour Hummel (John) Marietta F. Ludes Kratochvil Joan M. Dempsey Kroeter (Craig) Jean M. Murray Kimberly L. Canning Myers (John) Susanne Bocke Niemann (Richard)
Raymond J. Schofield (Julie) Francis G. Slay Jay F. Wiskirchen Fred W. Witte
1978 Leadership Jean C. Tracy Buckley (Michael) Founders Kevin J. Breheny President's Stephen J. Green Michael F. Kabbes (Jody) Colae R. Dunker Vecchie Tower Ruth M. Fox Frederickson Dr. Debra B. Bower LeBlanc Kathleen M. Franzen Rotta Friars Cynthia J. Ehrhardt Jeffrey P. Hollender Julie M. Orlet Cindy A. Savage Osowski Gary L. Schell Steven G. Sturhahn Contributors Dr. Randal J. Bernhardt James L. Bockenfeld (Mary) Wanda J. Mook Borrowman (Brady) Daniel Durst Mary Beth Klingele Durst Diane J. Drefahl Grotz Linda M. Harcharick Dr. Timothy W. Jacobs Deborah A. Marquardt Olson Randy B. Stemsrud (Shari)
1979 Founders Susan L. Pierantoni Breheny Randy S. Cannady Laura A. Cornille-Cannady Bonaventure Dr. Michael P. Wallace President's Jean M. Fruehe Green Joni L. Howser Halpin Dr. Stephen E. Halpin Robert J. Hanson (Cindy) Terri M. Mangen Poterucha Dr. Thomas H. Poterucha Larry D. Robertson
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Ronald J. Vecchie Tower Maureen A. Miller Radice Robert J. Radice Friars Alice M. Benz Barbour (Rick) Michael A. DiRaimondo Lee W. Fuchs Martha Gott-Sankey Patricia M. Ley Dr. Jeffrey L. Piontek (Jone) Stephen P. Rapp Michael T. Ryan (Sheila) Contributors Stephen L. Melsheimer Michael L. Nicholson Dorothy J. Keith Niehoff Thomas A. Pollmann (Patricia) John K. Potts (Kelly) Charlotte L. Huston Rylander (Carl) Stephen C. Schneider Roger D. Voorhis Judy A. Genenbacher Yeast
1980 Visionaries Ralph M. Oakley (Lisa) Rickard L. Tarzwell Bonaventure Scott L. Thoele President's Michaeline Klebba
John R. Nelson Margie E. Rose Nicholson Carol A. Oswald Jean J. Pogge Pollari Barbara S. Irvine Runyon Dawn E. Rupcich Teresa A. Carter Tyson
1981 Leadership Dr. Linda K. Moore Bonaventure Paula Wensing Thoele President's Jennie H. Hermanson Dr. Kevin K. Kirchner Carolyn Harman Stevenson Friars Mary K. Salrin Betts (Martin) Jeff S. Lee Mike Mundwiller William G. Schmidle Terry Sanson Trout Contributors Kim A. Carr Belobradic Carol R. Raidt Frattini (Paul) Marie M. Morris Gabrielsen Michael G. Gallo (Mary Kay) Craig S. Gramke (Patricia) Thomas M. Hellhake (Marlene) John M. Steinkamp John M. Sullivan (Joan) Mary M. VanDeNorth Ward
Tower Bonnie K. Kott Connie M. Kott
1982
Friars Craig M. Adams Catherine A. Finnell Becker Gail Marie Holthaus DeGreeff (Dr.Louis) Anne M. Murphy Fahey Kevin M. Fahey Janice M. Kirbach Fuchs Carol J. Fruehe Hausermann (George) Mark J. Hughes Beth M. Allen Siegfried Carol K. Wand Sturhahn Mark J. Van DeCasteele (Barbara) Kevin M. Wensing
Tower Dr. Joseph L. Murray
Contributors David A. Beenes Brian C. Belobradic Ramona L. Linert Bernhardt Paula L. Stewart Brennan Mary Ellen Lupien Carlton Melissa Clow Elmore Jane A. Aschemann Jacobs Tamela M. Miller McLane (Patrick) Mark P. Miller
President's Margaret M. Conroy
Friars Mary Ann Awerkamp Dickson (Robert) Bradley J. Obert (Janet) Ronald W. Schneider Dr. William R. Schwan (LeeAnne) Michael Zolfo Contributors Dr. Maureen A. Dowd Diane M. Glaub J. Douglas Greenwell Michael Norman Huck (Margaret) Mary Ann Buening Kroshinsky (Karl) Mary L. Klein Moore Thomas M. Orlet Denise A. Tepen Schneider
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Todd E. Wensing (Diann)
1983 Leadership Judy E. Hinkes Zeddies (Michael) President's Mary E. Hodapp Bufe Susan M. Henrick Costigan Dr. Gregory A. Hill (Barbara) Christine M. Mitchell McCleery (William) Kirk R. Nesbit Donald J. Noe Brian T. Sir (Nadine) Tower Eileen A. Fortini Morehouse (Kim) John J. O'Gara Friars John D. Hirlinger Joann D. Schroeder Schell Theresa A. Klingele Zellerman
Friars Thomas J. Eling Amy C. Miller Looten (Steve) Robert W. Meyer John J. Pollihan H. Scott Smith Michelle M. Lee Zolfo Contributors Gabrielle F. Gasser Arns (Daniel) Julianna T. Sale Connelly (Jeff) Laura B. Thomas Damm Philip J. Eck James J. Fahey Jean M. Christ Hamlett (Randall) Mary B. Brosamer Keohane Susan M. Schultz Ledford John D. Loscher Michael L. Mitchell (Karen)
1985
Contributors Michael J. Kowalkowski Stephen T. Lux Cori M. Olerich Mehring Mary K. Olson James C. Thomas (Kristine)
President's Edward G. Bassler Timothy E. Costigan Tower Nanette Y. Peters Krueger (William) James J. Naumovich Anna V. Reiss O'Gara
1984 Founders Dr. Glenn A. Mandeville
Friars Dr. Ann C. Christensen Donna J. Venvertloh Goerlich Marion C. Hoskins Kathryn M. Labuhn Sherrie A. Matthews Julie A. Sweet Ellen Hynes Vietor (Donald) James N. Wheeler
President's Frank W. Bufe Patrick J. Cunningham (Susan) David G. Kabbes Judy K. Lowe Kabbes Tower Dr. Stephen T. Liesen (Janet) David R. Oakley (Theresa)
GOVERNMENT
ESTATES
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Contributors Dr. Renee A. Illa JoAnn M. Grawe Witte Theresa M. Zehe
1986 President's Erin F. Georges Nesbit Tower Gregory B. Schwartz Friars Dr. Vicky J. Eidson Michael L. Elbe (Gerese) Victor J. Failoni Contributors Renee Orlet Comerford Stephen D. Comerford Dr. Robert J. Damm LilliAnn Stickel Dittmer Ann C. Gleason Sean J. Keohane Brenda A. Kluba Schneider Timothy J. Thomas
1987 Visionaries Charles R. VanEekeren Founders Brenda M. Kinder LeMaire Presisdent's Gregory R. Shierling (Deborah) Dr. Sean L. Wittmer Tower Shirley A. Murphy Carolyn A. Metzger Naumovich Cheryl A. Donovan Schwartz Friars Timothy M. Buckley Paul J. Gleason (Terie) Dr. Amy J. Ptaszek Leszynski (Edward) Dorise L. Thomas Schulte (Jeffrey) Contributors Martin J. Alves (Paula) Lynn Darlene Billeter-Ellegood Matthew J. Gibbons Douglas Edgar Hoener (Gloria) William L. Schneider Karen A. Schneider Steinkamp Lucinda M. Haxel Stupavsky (Thomas)
1988
LIVING GIVING
Founders Dr. Scott A. LeMaire President's Nancy R. Moore (Alan Steigelman)
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Friars Donna R. Griep Hilgenbrink Mary Pat Hillen Vahlkamp Contributors Thomas J. Bartt (Melissa) Jeannie A. Winking DeLuca Todd J. Dietrich (Tammy) Colleen E. Fahey Finerty John R. Hugenberg Lisa L. Hemming Hugenberg Michael J. Hummert Lisa J. Hinkamper McCormick (Jon) Robert A. Soltys (Ann)
1989 Visionaries Kristine Y. Burkemper Bickhaus President's Dr. Ann Marie Dolan Leal Sue A. Rummenie Winking (Gary) Tower Marianne Cashman (Hon.Dennis) Paul J. Eling Friars Bernard F. Vahlkamp Mary Jane Wright Williams Contributors Marie A. Goerlich D'Orazio Julie T. Vondera Hagan Robin Y. Hilker Hinterser (Christopher) Catherine J. Weise Kuehl (Kevin) Annice Lynn Mallory Mary Heidi Miller Morrison John H. Mullen (Janica) Cindy L. Peters Devlin L. Reeves Angela L. Rogers Wallace (Dr.Donald)
1990 Visionaries Michael A. Bickhaus Founders Kevin L. Reller Bonaventure Cynthia A. Briggs Reis (Gregory) President's Michael S. Overby (Karen) Tower William F. Dentzman (Deborah) Lisette Marie Nance Maloney Friars Dr. Michael J. Eling (Carla) Michael D. Ellis Donald P. Hargis (Marta Martinez-Hargis) Marcia L. Henning Moellring www.quincy.edu
Brett R. Penick Pamela J. Niekamp Shaffer (Duane) Marilyn K. Smith Contributors Annette Marie Heinie Burk Jennifer Sue Johnson Kewney (Kevin) James T. Ley Barbara A. Allison Macy Steven J. Rapp Ann M. Rasure Dr. John P. Rosanova Christine A. Koster Severson Jennifer Lynn McDonald Shields Gregory Stripeikis Celeste M. Gauthier Taylor Mark C. Thomas (Christe) Christine L. Kowalski Veihl (Dan) Patricia N. Jousan Wilson
1991 Founders Richard W. Schulte Tower David R. Maloney Friars Ann T. Comerford Ann M. Dudek Darren M. Epperson David H. Moellring Jodi L. Matthews Waterhouse (Steve) Robert M. Zahn Contributors Tracy A. Crist Bugh (Larry) Cindy J. Orr Moore (Douglas) Tracy M. Edwards Perentis Pascale C. O'Donoghue Rapp Alan M. Schmuck Monica Schafer Svetz Gina L. Marketti Williams (Mark) Kelly L. Wilson
1992 Founders Sheri F. Davis Reller Tower Todd C. Burrell Dr. Gina L. Reiter Dietrich Danielle Louise Vernier Goodman William P. Terlisner Susan M. Patterson Westerman Friars Maureen A. Loftus Brennan Rachel R. Paunan Peterson Cotnributors Colette R. Vermeersch Bracken Michael F. Bracken Nancy S. Maas Cromie (James) John K. DeLuca Honor Roll of Donors | 2018—2019
Kandi J. Arnsman Ehrhart (Matthew) Timothy E. Huels Terri A. Meerstein Liesen Kerry L. Clancy Meunier Steven S. Meunier Joyce P. Pricer Shipp (F. Alden)
1993 Founders Dr. Valerie Lynn Tripp Schulte Tower William L. Siebers (Amy) Friars Mary E. Geise Fischer Doris Jean McClean Gregory Scott S. Gregory David C. Guller Karen Lee Calfee Huang Jeffrey Joseph Koch Amy Anderson Penick Contributors David J. Damm Karen S. Aden Hull Kelly Jeanne DeJong McCabe (Michael) Jeanne S. Smith Dr. Christopher Robert Wangard
1994 Leadership Martin C. Schafer (Holly) Tower Eric A. Orne Randal S. Westerman Friars Dr. Natalie W. Leonard Breakfield Eric P. Conover (Jennifer) Patrick W. Ostergren James Michael Peterson Keith S. Ritter (Renee) Mark Anthony Wise
Dr. Christopher M. McDowell (Lisa) Dr. Mark A. Mueller
President's Dr. Michael J. Martin
Friars Joseph D. Goerlich Dr. James Anthony Graves Craig E. Hingle (Katherine) Michael S. Mahn Michael J. Martin Kurt E. Stuckman
Friars Derek R. Harlan Michael J. Kelly Melissa J. Pratt Lore (John)
Contributors Timothy P. Barry Dr. Christine M. Calabrese Damm Anthony M. Davis (Dina) Deborah A. McCleary Johnson (Douglas) Sheila A. Reed Lorden Kirk J. Rodemich Amy C. Wolthusen Schmuck Heath Tagtmeyer
1996 Leadership Theresa L. Powers Spear (Jeff) Visionaries Jane E. Blazel Loos (Christopher) Bonaventure Brendan S. Ford President's Rachel L. Scanland Bergman Michael S. Dietrich Tower Dr. Michelle D. Garkie Combs Bradley E. Dietrich Tracy A. Zuspann Orne Friars Clifton M. Gibson Toni L. Garrison Stuckman Mathew L. Walbring (Lori) Kathryn A. Heimbeck Wolters (William)
Contributors Jason A. Brown Thomas L. Gill Dr. Craig Kenneth Harms Angela L. Metzger Huels Janice A. Mock McCleary (David) Douglas W. Olson Julie A. Busch Purschke (David) Barbara A. Morton Richmiller (Brad) Randall P. Vonderheide (Heather)
Contributors Cynthia S. Dabney Barner Heather K. McCallum Davis Michael D. Davis William M. Fisher James M. Keller Vicky L. Lantz Saka (Dr. Demir) Karianne Beyer Stohr (Jeffrey) April R. Thomas-Powell Dr. Maureen Kapusta Wangard
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1997
President's Richard W. Grady (Dawn) Carol D. Mohrman Manassah Tower Tracy R. Robey Arrowsmith (Brent) Steven W. Klostermann (Jennifer)
Founders Mark A. Tyrpin (Beth)
Contributors Stephanie E. Foster Brown Julia M. Fisher Craig G. Moore Nicholas J. Steinkamp
1998 Tower Mark Thomas Hayes (Beth) Friars Ryan C. Dowd Danielle M. Sill Fleer Roger A. Freeze (Cherity) Jason M. Rakers Robert L. Schlette Contributors Susan B. Blair Eade (Jeremy) Br. James B. Lammers, O.F.M. Craig J. Liesen Kristen D. Roof Liesen Tonya Martin Rodemich Brandon J. Willis
1999 Founders Robin A. Keeven Dannegger (Gregory) Bonaventure Christopher J. Lubbring President's Kimberly A. Plancon Lubbring Jessica L. Ruffing Martin Tower Matthew J. Bergman Dr. Claire H. Hoelscher Gould (Dr.Brian) John Chad Hammons Justin R. Meats Friars Jennifer A. Knuffman Bettis Dr. Megan B. Boccardi Kimberly L. Kelly Dinkheller Travis W. Dinkheller Alicia K. Schaefer Glueck Joshua C. Glueck Evanne M. Manassah Mast (Gerald) Dr. Katharine M. McGinnis Flatley Dr. Brian J. Ulrich
Bonaventure Thomas A. Berry Mark W. Strieker (Lyn) ~ Deceased www.quincy.edu
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Contributors Christopher Atkinson Jonathan Douglas Jill A. Cerneka Driscoll John L. Driscoll Anthony J. Hanford Matthew E. Kury Robert A. Lampe Jennifer M. Larson Michael A. Mathison Mark R. McDowell (Jamie) Dr. Otis C. Taylor Joshua J. Woodworth
2000 Tower John R. Gerding (Susan) Friars Brian B. Flatley Jeffrey B. Johnston Valerie A. Filz Johnston Kyle J. Pryor Kasi L. Williamson Contributors Holly A. Russell Hanford Jason Aaron James Eric M. Klinner Janel C. Reichert Mathison Douglas J. Newsom Dominic Andrew O'Donnell Scott J. Rogles Jackie L. Scott Serbin
2001 President's Jennifer Boudreau Lepper Trenton P. Lepper Tower Regina R. Bordewick Bergman Ryan W. Birmingham Friars Greg A. Feldberg Gregory M. Huelsman Natalie G. Jones Loper Patrick L. Martin Dr. Brett M. Winkeler Jennifer J. Holevoet Winkeler Contributors Kate M. Brooks Colleen M. Sexton Coddington Kjersti L. Enroth Cory Joshua W. Rabe (Debra) Jason Eric Wright Nicole A. Pittman Wright
2002 Tower Scott T. LaDeur Erin E. Parr Meats
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Friars Bradley N. Graves Nicole A. Heerlein Kimberly A. Parchem Huelsman Robert L. Hutter (Deborah) Contributors Tracy M. Donberger Borth Michael Andrew Carpenter Sean P. Collins Patricia Dawn Sullivan Goestenkors Ryan G. Goestenkors Timothy M. Jackstadt Timothy A. Johnston Dawn Elizabeth Burns Klinner Angela M. Nieters Jennifer L. Truitt
2003 President's Nicole E. Stutz LaDeur Friars Steven C. Adair Susan Kay Ebbert Grant Kelly Renee' Emerick Johnson Maggie Eileen Schuering Strong Contributors Shirley J. Davis Shane M. DeSherlia Angela Liu Mark E. Merkel Brandon Alan Musgrave David R. Serbin Joseph Eugene Shults Andrea Saviano Stewart Julie A. Truskowski Turner
2004 Tower Andrew A. Tappe Friars Donna M. Galluzzo Graves Adam J. Mason Jennifer M. Slominski Musgrave Amanda N. Sowers Rothenburger Kiara K. Moore Tierney Contributors Cody M. Hageman (Kayla) Faelyn S. Lewis Amanda L. Kemme Rogers George E. Schrage Andrea L. Obert Shelton Jill M. Bastert Steinkamp
2005 Tower Rochelle A. Adams Luaders (Dr.Scott) Friars Kevin M. Reynolds Jason A. Rothenburger
Joshua D. Worth Contributors Rebecca J. Allen Rachel M. Crow Bealor Chad L. Duesterhaus Amber L. Dvorak Feldner Loree J. Korb (Gerald)
2006 Tower Patricia C. Kessler William E. Kessler Friars Megan L. Breheny (Matt Bennett) Katelin M. Dorsey Samuel David Sutera Contributors Jeff A. Coy Bryan M. Feldner Brian J. Forrest Victoria Lynn Goshert Knudtson Allison C. Laabs Tanya L. Wiemelt Moore (Ryan) Crystal D. Fischer Sutter (Jared)
2007 Friars Jordan M. Johnson Contributors Paul G. Arrambide Cynthia K. Newman Gardner John B. Meisel
2008 President's Ray A. Weast Tower Stacey Lynn Nicholas (Dr.Joseph Coelho) Friars Claire Marie Vargo McAuliffe Contributors Linda J. Bradshaw Brian P. Brady Allison R. Favre Maxfield Matthew A. Pellock
2009 Tower A. Clairice Hetzler (David) Friars Katherine T. LeGros Doan Allison W. Oakley Hall Martha Brune Rapp (James) Contributors Jason Charles Green
Recognition Clubs Leadership..................$25,000+ Visionaries......$10,000 - $24,999 Founders........... $5,000 - $9,999 Bonaventure...... $2,500 - $4,999 President’s......... $1,000 - $2,499 Tower....................... $500 - $999 Friars........................ $150 - $499 Contributors............ Up To $149
2010 Tower Thomas P. Dawson Friars Philip K. Cooper T. Jayme Groark Andrew J. Kling Aaron W. Strong Contributors Kenneth A. Barner Molly V. Wilkerson Green Paul E. Morrison Andrea Lorena Cox Pipp (William) Justin R. Ray Amy L. Grimes Smith (Daniel) Robert Timothy Witzl
2011 Friars Jacob M. Pittroff Contributors Katie L. Awerkamp Whitney Ann Wiemelt Brock Brittany L. Ellerman Kyle E. Homeyer Jane M. Schroer Meirose (Paul)
2012 Friars Megan L. Wingenbach Groark Brian William Thompson Contributorss Justin Bentley Brock Kevin Ray Hahn Alison M. Lewis Merrill (Jason) Elena Moran-Cortes Carla Marie Passini Brooke Renee Wiemelt Ruppel Travis Layne Ruppel Michael William Shadwick Kristi Ann Weese Shelton Joseph Leo Sokol
2013 Contributors Melaney Lee Porter Bass (Gary) www.quincy.edu
Sean Patrick Kelly Linsey Faye Laughlin Joseph Patrick Williams Jennifer Janae Cowman Wingerter
2014 Friars Andrew Ryan Boudreau Mitchell Aaron Broughton Christopher Rico Garavaglia John Michael Root Contributors John Patrick Dvorak Danielle Elizabeth Dunn Flesner Nancy Jane Rigsbee Geissler (Mark) Cole Dylan Judy Gavin Donald Mueller Jacqueline Frances Pohlman Ryan Thomas Seifert
2015 Tower Donna Marie Blickhan Holtmeyer (Mark) Friars Lynn M. Loatsch Daly (Robert) Andrew Lee Duncan Jason Carl O'Brien Ethan Edward Venvertloh Pasha Merle Marita Yates Contributors Evan M. Cahn Gordon Kevin Gundaker Kelsey Nicole Ley Hayes Mitchell Dale Leppke Colleen Frances McCormack Sara Marie Phillips
2016 Friars Blake E. Allison Evan Scott McGaughey Jacob Daniel Peterson Contributors Charles Thomas Argana John William Gamache Kara M. Gerbus Zachary Ryan Knese Patrick Charles Kuhle Marlon Eduardo Melendez Mark Norbert Niebrugge Ryan Scott Snyder Jacob R. Wehde Victoria Grace Kuhn Wellman (Bradley)
2017 Friars David John Geerling Contributors Tom Christopher Argana David Lee Hayes Brendan Kerr McCrudden Brady Jacob White Shane Wingerter
2018 Friars John Timothy Klages Contributors Kortarius Deshawn Finley Jake Michael Hemphill Matthew Bernard Hilmes Joshua Timothy Keim Taylor Renee Kristicevich Geoffrey Omo (Patience) Karen L. Rabe
2019 Bonaventure Tafi Lyn Knuffman Lathrop Contributors James Ariel~ Feven Girmay Lauren Elise Mehaffy Elisabeth Paige Schenk Troy Michael Wehde
FRIENDS Leadership Anonymous (1) Robert Black Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Thomas A. Oakley Joe & Jill Tracy Visionaries Anonymous (1) Phillip & Bonnie Conover Margaret Magliari Mary Monckton Blickhan Founders Anonymous Judson & Joyce Green Nicholas & Stacy Keller Harold~ & Ann Knapheide Daniel & Kate Nuessen Henry Poterucha Dr. Terry Sherer
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Scott & Susan Stamerjohn John & Dale Stevenson Bonaventure Anonymous (1) Marty & Julie Bell John & Kay Dosier Bernard & Maureen Kahn John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Dr. John Natalini Dr. Alfred Pogge Kent & Debby Seifert Thomas & Carlene Shade Dennis Williams President’s Anonymous (1) Dr. Mowbray & Sarah Allan Dean Andrew Edwin & Brenda Baker Glenn Bemis John & Charlotte Berra Gary Blickhan Dr. Brian Borlas & Judy Abbott Bruce Broemmel Bryce Butler Robert & Inez Carlisle Joe & Janet Conover Jerry & Patricia Douglas Donald Gnuse Michael & Lynda Happel Dr. Kevin & Alice Kirby Dr. David Kirchhofer Carson Kirk Harold & Erin Knapheide Philip & Erin Krupps Dr. Bruce & Lori Kruse Chris & Leigh Mackenzie Harold Marcionetti William Miller Jared Montano Hal & Kathy Oakley Joanne Ortwerth William & Patricia Paxton Dr. Teresa Reed George & Jovita Schneider Susan Scott Allen & Alison Shafer Robert & Deanna Snyder Michael Strieby Anthony & Wendy Tamaccio Drs. Paul & Christine Tracy Michael Weir Brady & Jennifer Westphal Pat Whalen Tower Anonymous (1) James & Peggy Bailey Jennifer Breeden Wiliam & Vicki Conerly Dr. David & Mary Costigan Nicholas Ehlman Dr. William & Nancy Gasser Mike & Karen Hickey
Dan & Julie Klein Clayton Lamkin Andrew Lechtenberg & Lydia Cooley Dr. Joseph Messina & Dr. Mary Ann Klein Edward Meyer Thomas Oliver Nance O'Rourke Gregory & Christine Radecki Richard Schonhoff Dr. David Shinn Peggy J. Simpson Jack & Yvonne Stroud Patricia Tomczak Daniel Vahlkamp Dr. Dana Walker Edward & Dorothy Wehmer Friars Curtis & Deborah Adams Mark Adams Joseph Alston & Dawn Leist Todd-Patrick & Jenny Anderson Dan & Donna Anich Allan Atkins Dr. Julia Auch Ted & Tena Awerkamp Luke & Tara Bealor Timothy Bealor Tom & Linda Behrens Scott Benson James & Patricia Bettendorf Jeff & Laura Blechle John & Michelle Bradley William & Lisa Bradley Mary Brahler James Briscoe Joseph R. Briscoe Tyler & Pilar Brumbaugh Elliott & Margaret Brunier Brian Buckley Gary & Julie Budine Eric Buescher James & Mary Burns Patrick Burns John & Angela Callahan Shaun & Sue Carey Richard & Elizabeth Carroll Dean Christiansen Barbara Cloninger Clinton & Susan Cole Michael & Mary Anne Collier Leigh & Jane Conover Rod & Karen Cookson Anthony & Patricia Crane Shelby Crow Dr. Emmanuel Cutrone Joel & Kristi Demuth Mike DesJardine Dr. Leon Devlin Alfred Dierkes John & Tamera Dowling Bob & Peggy Drury Mark Dutell ~ Deceased www.quincy.edu
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Richard & Laura Ehrhart Michael & Kathleen Everhart James & Janell Farmer Larry & Tamara Fischer Richard & Dolores Foster Jack Freiburg II Don Frese Richard & Peggy Friddle Jeni Garber Russell Garrison Barbara Gerdes Lowell & Vickie Glas Clare Goerlich Jamie Gralak Honorable J. William & Mary Ann Graves Thomas & Beth Grover William & Laurie Hahn Dr. Cynthia Haliemun Jason Hampton Larry & Julie Hanson Dave Harms Kevin & Carrie Harrison Jeremy and Sarah Heer, Sr. Ray & Judy Heilmann Ryan Hellenthal Gail & Pat Henderson Andrew Hermann Cheryl Hermes Michelle Hightower Greg & Joan Hillis Ricky & Monica Hinkamper Lynn Hinton Joe & Linda Huie David & Sharyl Jacob Alan J. Jania, Jr. Kurt & Pam Jehle Alex Kanayev & Natalia Kanaeva William & Lynda Keller Richard & Joan Klimstra Richard & Jerri Klusmeyer Stacy Konczak Linda Krestan Joseph & Denette Kuhlman Dr. David & Andre' Landsom Rex & Marites Lao Michael & Karen Lavery Dr. Richard & Kelly Layfield Robert A. Lowenstein Daren Lowery Jacqueline Luther Jennifer Madeja Doris Malacarne Honorable William Mays, Jr. Michael & Carol McCabe Dr. Brian McGee Donald McKinley Mark Meier John & Marie Meisel Robert Mejer Lacinda & Gonzalo Mena Tony & Amy Mencer John & Kristin Merino Vincent & Kimberly Milazzo Rich Miller & Samantha Brill Sam Joseph Monti James & Suzanne Morphew 54
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Michelle Mosley Ryan Murphy Gary & Janyce Myers Jerry Newman Diann M. Ohara Mary Kathryn Olson Randy & Ruth Osterbur Randy & Melissa Palan Michael Polan Terry & Rev. Gayle Pope Carol Powers Dr. Francis & Jean Powers Tim Powers Dr. Louis & Janet Quintero Dr. Louis & Theresa Quintero Robert & Cynthia Rachilla Michael & Carolyn Rapp Sarah Ray Jim & Melinda Rinella Kirk & Donna Rodemich Jeffrey Rosendahl Mary Kay Ryan Richard & Kim Saalborn Anthony & Maria Sanchez Kent & Nora Schnack Michael & Janice Schraufnagel Jane Schulten Jim & Ginger Scott Sylvia Selvey Katherine Sharpshair Steven & Judith Siebers David & Susan Smith Rick & Cynthia Smith Ronda Smith Richard Spohr Robert & Mae Spraker Jeff & Amy Stollberg Roger & Mary Stuckman Mark & Katherine Thompson Judith C. Tight Curtis & Cindy Topps Thomas Tushaus Troy VanRie Daniel & Kathy Walsh Richard & Sandra Wand David & Tracy Waterkotte Byron Webb, III Wayne Weed W. Eugene Whewell Richard & Lori Whicker Dan & Julie Widhalm Lawrence & Dolores Wilhelm Larry & Marie Wilkinson Henry & Diane Willis David & Amy Wingerter Rita Wise Martin Wisniewski Allan & Mary Witte Jack Zimmerman
BUSINESSES, GOVERNMENT, FOUNDATIONS, ESTATES & ASSOCIATIONS Leadership Anonymous (2) Ameren Illinois Associated Colleges Of Illinois Blessing Health System Estate of Marilyn Bunn Diocese of Springfield in Illinois Google Inc. Fund of Tides Foundation Mathilda Klein Trust Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Estate of Nona E. Miller Sacred Heart Province Franciscan Friars The J.W. Gardner II Foundation Tracy Family Foundation U. S. Department Of Education Visionaries Adams NetWorks, Inc. Geary Rimmer Vincent Wolf Foundation Honora M. Cullinan Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Knapheide Manufacturing Company Mark Twain Section of the A. C. S. Mercantile Bank Estate of Todd A. Molis QU & You Chicago Golf Quincy GEMS Baseball Refreshment Services Pepsi State of Illinois Founders Community Foundation Franciscan Missionary Union Irish Alliances Foundation Kohl Wholesale Mercantile Bank - Bob & Marsha Narmont National Science Foundation Quincy Cursillo Quincy Herald-Whig LLC and WGEM TV-AM-FM and Fox State Street Bank & Trust Co. Stillwell Foundation United Community Bank Wright Investors' Service (The Winthrop Corporation) Bonaventure First Bankers Trust Company MetLife Foundation Oakley-Lindsay Foundation of Quincy Media, Inc. Robyn Bowman Phoenix Asset Group POLIS/Learning in Retirement Quincy Media, Inc. TIAA Serves Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
President’s Adams Fiber Advance Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine LLC Ameren Matching Grant Program Boeing Gift Matching Program Bunge North America Foundation Caterpillar Foundation Daniel McLaughlin Charitable Trust Homebank Keck Heating & Air Conditioning Michelmann Foundation Mother Dennis Foundation Rinella Company, Inc. Schmiedeskamp, Robertson, Neu, & Mitchell LLP Scholz Loos Palmer Siebers & Duesterhaus LLP Sisbro, Inc. Stifel Company Wells Fargo Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Tower Abbvie Employee Engagement Fund ADP Foundation, Inc. Arnold, Behrens, Nesbit & Gray, P.C. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Barney's Group LLC Barry Dental Clinic Estate of Mark Blickhan Cann Productions, Inc. Country Financial Crane Company Eli Lilly & Company Foundation First Mid Bank & Trust Gem City Kiwanis Club of Quincy Hallmark Corporate Foundation Hope Lutheran Church Institute for Humane Studies George Mason University Markel Corporation O'Donnell's Termite & Pest Control Peters Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Philips North America Printpack, Inc. Quantum Insurance Group, Inc. Quincy Medical Group Quincy Tennis Association Richards Electric Motor Co. Rotary Club of Quincy Thomson Weir LLC Verizon Foundation Friars Architechnics, Inc. BASF Corporation Carl's of Quincy, Inc. Clif Rep LLC D & B Trailers Diamond Construction Co. Duker & Haugh Funeral Homes GE Foundation Great River Economic Development Foundation Illini Insurance Group www.quincy.edu
J.F. Lobash, Inc. Kernich Group, Inc. Larue Insurance Agency, Inc. Lawn Solutions Quincy Landscaping, Inc. Lemont Paving Company Investment Planners, Inc. Mahn Custom Homes & Renovations Mead Johnson Nutrition Meier Auto Body Missouri Court of Appeals, E.D. Monsanto Fund Priority One R & R Golf Spring Street Automotive, Inc. State Farm Companies Foundation Temaura, Inc. The Abbey Thomas Leeper Law Offices Tiramisu, Inc. Titan International, Inc. U. S. Bank Unitarian Church United Systems, Inc. Vinciguerra Jewelry Western Construction Group Synergy Rehab Wse1inc Zehender, Robinson, Stormer, Cookson Funeral Home PC Contributors Beck Insurance Agency Blessing Foundation, Inc. Daryl D. Braun Properties Di-Marc, Inc. Express Scripts Foundation Financial Advisory Service, Inc. G & G Motorsports Inc. Glenbard Township High School District #87 GPM Property Management Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Hilbing Autobody, Inc. Hoebings, Inc. Holy Cross Friary
Horas, Radice & Associates LLC Illinois State Bar Association KidSense Lawrence Partners LLC Lewis Hybrids, Inc. Mandel Jewelry Company, Inc. Neis & Clean LLC Novartis Matching Gift Company Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce Quincy Service League Saint Francis Solanus Friary Charles Schwab & Co Spectrum Technologies, Inc. Ron Lemon Strauss Security Solutions West County Eyecare Wis-Pak Central, Inc.
ENDOWMENT FUNDS Established in 1948, the Quincy University Endowment provides for the long-term financial health of the University. Gifts to our 194 individual funds are invested to provide a growing reliable source of income for scholarships and academic programs today and forever. Scholarships not only encourage and assist students who receive them, but also help Quincy University attract students who want to succeed in and serve society. Alumni Legacy Scholarship Dr. Louis & Gail DeGreeff Paul & Terie Gleason Laura Paunan Dr. Jeff & Jone Piontek Beth Siegfried Matt & Lori Walbring
Architechnics, Inc. Scholarship Anthony & Patricia Crane Tom & Bette Awerkamp Scholarship Suzanne Obringer John & Joan Sullivan Milton & Alberta Bitter Memorial Scholarship Edwin & Brenda Baker Dr. Richard & Kelly Layfield Robert Blazel Scholarship John & Carrie Blazel Mary Kay Blazel Sharon Faciana William & Kathryn Grubbe Christopher & Jane Loos Paul & Theresa Reger Barbara Schell Robert & Kathy Stange Joseph & Lucille Blickhan Memorial Scholarship Michael & Sally Blickhan Gary & Kathleen Bracy Dr. Roy Lantry Jim Bower Education Scholarship Kevin & Colleen Doherty Dr. Debra LeBlanc Fr. Gabriel Brinkman, OFM, Scholarship Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton D.D. & Janie Fischer Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Connie Page Rick Regan Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite
Leave a Legacy for the Next Generation You have provided for your family, now remember your university.
Choose the option that matches your goals: Bequest • Gift of Retirement Assets • Gift of Life Insurance • Retained Life Estate Charitable Gift Annuity • Charitable Remainder Trust Visit quincy.edu/gift-planning to learn more, or contact Julie Bell, vice president for university advancement, 217-228-5229, bellju@quincy.edu
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Fr. Tom Brown, OFM, Art Scholarship Fred Emig Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Michael & Mary Plunkett Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Rita White Joseph Winkelmann Gary & Sue Winking Bob Carlisle Memorial Scholarship Robert & Inez Carlisle Class of 1968 Endowed Scholarship Mary Kay Beiermann Margaret Dombrowski Bernadette Doubek Michael & Dianne Drinan James Long & Barbara Fischer Long Donna Foley Walter & Nina Gorak Vicki Grady Frank & Marilyn Haggerty John McCaffrey Steve & Geri McMillen Richard & Linda Mettemeyer Jon & Mary Meyer Andrew & Anne Namm Dr. Joseph & Jane Selby Dr. Vincent & Velma Varel James & Judy Wilper Vernon Wolf Phil & Bonnie Conover Scholarship Adams Fiber Scott & Anne Alford Arnold, Behrens, Nesbit & Gray, P.C. Dr. Julia Auch Ted & Tena Awerkamp Samuel & Maureen Banks Gary & Melaney Bass Luke & Tara Bealor Rachel Bealor Timothy Bealor Beck Insurance Agency Dr. Ann Behrens Tom & Linda Behrens Marty & Julie Bell Dennis & Rachel Bergman Matthew & Regina Bergman Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Robert & Julie Bice Michael & Kristine Bickhaus Mary Kay Blazel Blessing Health System Lawrence & Patricia Blickhan Dr. Joseph & Jan Bocke Dr. Brian Borlas & Judy Abbott Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Gary Brickman ~ Deceased www.quincy.edu
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Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Pete & Mary Kay Brown Tyler & Pilar Brumbaugh Michael & Jean Buckley Rick Buckwalter Gary & Julie Budine Mario & Virginia Camacho Richard & Elizabeth Carroll Justin Coffey Dr. Michelle Combs Leigh & Jane Conover Joe & Janet Conover Marc & Gwendolyn Conover Rod & Karen Cookson Anthony & Patricia Crane Shelby Crow Sara Lynn Deters Bob Dickson & Ann Awerkamp Dickson Fr. John Doctor, OFM Dr. William & Kari Dolan Thomas & Cindy Drieselman Duker & Haugh Funeral Homes Thomas & Patricia Ehlman Larry & Reva Ehmen Richard & Laura Ehrhart Dr. Vicky Eidson Michael & Gerri Elbe Richard & Mary Elbert Brittany Ellerman Dr. Mitch & Janet Ellison Gary Farha James & Janell Farmer First Mid-Illinois Bank & Trust Larry & Tamara Fischer Danielle Fleer Gordon Forbes Brendan Ford Don Frese Donald Gnuse Susan Grant Great River Economic Development Foundation Ray & Judy Heilmann Dr. James & Celia Heintz Michael Hellenthal Gail & Pat Henderson David & Clairice Hetzler Patrick Hibbeler Blaine Hill & Burgundy Ramsey Hill Ted Hirschinger Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Holy Cross Friary Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Homebank Mike Hummert Albert & Theresa Kearney Dan & Diane Kemner Gary & Jo Ann Kirlin Richard & Jerri Klusmeyer Ann Knapheide Alan & Coletta Knepler Dr. Bruce & Lori Kruse Dr. Roy Lantry Lewis Hybrids Inc Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Dr. Wendell Mauter & Jessica Myers 56
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Michael & Carol McCabe Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Mark & Jamie McDowell Aurie & Mary Beth McGee Robert Mejer James Mentesti Mercantile Bank Dr. Joseph Messina & Dr. Mary Ann Klein Richard & Linda Mettemeyer William & Sue Metzinger Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Dr. Linda Moore Ryan & Tanya Moore Shirley Murphy Rose Mary Nesbit Richard & Connie Niemann C. David Nuessen Signe Oakley John & Anna O'Gara Thomas Oliver Eric & Tracy Orne Joanne Ortwerth Randy & Ruth Osterbur Helen Pagel Peters Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Dr. Alfred Pogge Thomas Pollihan Mr. Terry & Rev. Gayle Pope Dr. Francis & Jean Powers Quincy Area Chamber of Commerce Quincy Media, Inc. Dr. Louis & Janet Quintero Dr. Teresa Reed Jim & Melinda Rinella Dr. Richard Ryan Richard & Kim Saalborn Dr. Barb Schleppenbach James & Kathy Schlepphorst Joanne Schlepphorst Schmiedeskamp, Robertson, Neu, & Mitchell LLP Kent & Nora Schnack Honorable Mark & Kate Schuering Duane & Pam Shaffer Dr. Terry Sherer Daniel & Pamela Sherman Dr. David Shinn Steven & Judith Siebers Jeff & Theresa Spear Fr. William Spencer, OFM Richard Spohr John & Karen Spring John & Dale Stevenson Mark & Lyn Strieker Thomas Leeper Law Offices Dr. Dan & Bernadette Tolbert Patricia Tomczak Drs. Paul & Christine Tracy Thomas Tushaus Unitarian Church Roger & Mary Kay Venvertloh Dr. Dana Walker James Waterkotte Roy & Trisha Webb Gary & Sue Winking
Neil Wright Lowell & Pamela Yates Pasha Yates Zehender, Robinson, Stormer, Cookson Funeral Home PC Kenneth C. & Mary Belle Conroy Scholarship Margaret Conroy David & Mary Costigan Scholarship Dr. David & Mary Costigan Joseph Costigan Paul Costigan Fred Curtis Colleen Farrell Dewey & Carol Kalmer Richard~ & Sharon Stephan Dr. Richard Welch Genevieve D. Cutrone Theology Scholarship Dr. Emmanuel Cutrone Thomas P. Daly Scholarship Bernie Sir Brian & Nadine Sir Fr. Robert Dentzman, OFM, Scholarship Country Financial Crane Company William & Deborah Dentzman Dr. Katherine McCombs David & Marcia Moellring Mike & Karen Overby Dr. Peggy Redshaw & Jerry Lincecum Matthew J. Dowd Memorial Scholarship (see the memorial section for Marcellian Dowd) Dr. David Edgerly Scholarship Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Thomas & Patricia Ehlman Scholarship Daniel Ehlman Matthew Ehlman Nicholas Ehlman Thomas & Patricia Ehlman T. F. Ehrhart Scholarship James & Kathy Schlepphorst John E. Evans Scholarship Anonymous David & Marcia Moellring Joseph D. Fisher Memorial Music Scholarship Andrew Lechtenberg & Lydia Cooley John Martens
Franciscan Scholarship Donald & Mary Anne Blair Judy Buchanan Ed & Paula Conrad Philip Cooper James Fahey Mary Fischer Frank Frawley GE Foundation Matt & Kelli Gibbons Dr. Joseph & Karen Grush Robert Hirner Gregory & Kimberly Huelsman Mark Hughes James & Diane Hults Sheila Laws John Ley Kenneth Ley Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little John D. Loscher Madeleine Maguire Aurie & Mary Beth McGee Louise McMaster Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Marilyn Novotny William Riley Brian & Nadine Sir Rosaura Soto State Farm Companies Foundation Janet Waterkotte Vernon Wolf Roger Francour Memorial Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton John & Cinda Hummel Alan & Dr. Coletta Knepler Michael Lach Jim & Kathleen Thomson Michael Zipprich Chuck French Memorial Scholarship Chuck French Memorial Golf Tournament Dr. William "Bill" Gasser Scholarship Dan & Gabrielle Arns Jeff & Kathy Arns Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Timothy & Susan Costigan Brad & Gina Dietrich Dr. William & Kari Dolan Dr. Ted Duello Dr. Matt & Linda Eichor Jack Emmons Dr. William & Nancy Gasser Kathleen Gehrt Dr. Stephen & Joni Halpin Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Dr. Henry & Carolyn Hughes Kevin Johnston Dr. Andrew & Kathy Jorgensen Ann Jutte Dr. David Kirchhofer Connie Kott www.quincy.edu
Dr. Ann Marie Leal Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Mark Twain Section of the A. C. S. Dave & Joan Miller Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy Marilyn Novotny Dr. Alfred Pogge Jean Pollari Bill & Bernie Postle Dr. Peggy Redshaw & Jerry Lincecum Dr. John Rosanova James Shank Dr. Dennis Short Dr. Robert & Joanne Wilkin Parker, Mildred, Henry & Cora Gates Scholarship Barbara Gerdes Francis W. Gehrt & Lydia A. Teuscher Gehrt Memorial Scholarship Kathleen Gehrt Mary Gehrt Marilynn Hurlburt Gorell Scholarship Lisel Gorell-Getz William Lhotka
Fr. F. J. Gray, OFM, History Scholarship Frank & Vickie Arnold Country Financial Drs. Mark & Marion Cummings Fred Emig D.D. & Janie Fischer GE Foundation Robert & Donna Hilgenbrink Mark Hughes Dr. Kevin Kirchner William Lhotka Joseph March Louise McMaster John & Sandra Miller Jim & Carolyn Naumovich Martin & Kathryn Nihill Dr. Michael Nolan Mike & Karen Overby Thomas Pope Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Honorable David & Marianne Slocum Eileen Sullivan Michael & Carolyn Sullivan Stan & Bernadette Tebbe Charles & Joyce Voss Dr. Richard Welch James Wheeler Ernest & Dorothy Yackley
Fr. Melvin Grunloh, OFM, Scholarship Anonymous Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton D.D. & Janie Fischer Jerome & Patricia McAllister Thomas Runde Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Richard~ & Sharon Stephan Lowell & Pamela Yates Mart Heinen Club Scholarship (see memorial section for John Funke) Mart Heinen Club Don & Nancy Kelly Jack & Yvonne Stroud John E. & Robert D. Helmer Fine Arts Scholarship Caterpillar Foundation Richard Helmer Edward C. Hinkamper Scholarship Helmut & Marianne Weid Gary & Sue Winking
Fr. Phil Hoebing, OFM, Scholarship Anonymous Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Country Financial Cheryl Dillard D.D. & Janie Fischer Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Marion Hoskins Bernard & Rita Lammers Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Billy & Laverne Meyer Mike & Karen Overby Mary Runde Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite James & Judith Wand Mary Wochner Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Alan M. Hopkinson Scholarship Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy Edward & Dorothy Wehmer Fr. Pacific Hug, OFM, Scholarship Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Dr. William Kirk & Linda Griffin Kirk Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Karin Waugh Zucker & Martin Boyle
Permanent Legacy of Support for Quincy University “Michael and I both attended smaller liberal arts colleges. We really came to value and appreciate that learning environment and the opportunity for personal growth it provides. We are privileged to continue our support of QU and the liberal arts mission.” - Judy (Hinkes) ’83 Zeddies. Q- What is an endowment fund? A - An endowment fund is a permanent, self-sustaining source of funding. An endowment fund holds its principal in perpetuity and only pays about 4 to 5 percent per year, that supports campus operations, scholarships, and programs. Endowments consist of many different funds.
Judy (Hinkes) ’83 and Michael Zeddies, Jr.
Q- What is the Title III Endowment Challenge Grant? A - A grant that encourages eligible institutions to establish or increase institutional endowment funds. Each year of the 5-year lifespan of the grant, QU is able to draw down $50,000 as long as we have the required match of $50,000. This means QU has the potential to grow the endowment by $500,000 in 5 years! Judy and Michael Zeddies’ generous $50,000 match allowed QU to draw down $50,000 from the grant and put $100,000 in the endowment this past fiscal year. QU is currently looking for a matching partner for the current fiscal year. This opportunity doubles every donor dollar. Judy Hinkes Zeddies is a Chicago native. She received a BFA in Fine Arts from Quincy University and an MFA in Printmaking & Drawing from Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, IL. She has also studied printmaking at Chicago Printmakers Collaborative and at Ox-Bow in Saugatuck, MI. She is the director of Printmaking and Book Arts at Lillstreet Art Center and teaches printmaking in the Chicago area. ~ Deceased Contact Julie Bell at 217-228-5229 or bellju@quincy.edu to find out how you can double your impact. Honor Roll of Donors | 2018—2019
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Wally Hutter Memorial Scholarship Robert & Deborah Hutter Dewey Kalmer Scholarship Dewey & Carol Kalmer Mary Ann Klein Scholarship Sharon Jochem Schmidt & Mark Schmidt Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Michael Sennett April Thomas-Powell Fr. Elmo Kurz, OFM, Scholarship James Devereux Dr. William & Kari Dolan Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Dr. Lawrence & Maureen Sutton Fr. J. J. Lakers, OFM, Scholarship Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Marguerite Cantlon Dr. William & Kari Dolan GE Foundation Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Markel Corporation Louise McMaster Dennis & Kathleen Newman Dr. Gregory Sadlek Barbara Schell Gary & Joann Schell Stan & Bernadette Tebbe Julie Turner Todd & Diann Wensing Larry & Marie Wilkinson Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Robert P. Lang Chemistry Scholarship Dr. William & Kari Dolan Dr. David Kirchhofer Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Dr. Rebecca M. Leonard Scholarship Dr. Rebecca Leonard Donald W. Lierle Scholarship Thomas & Lucille Hirschinger Frank Longo Memorial Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Jim & Kathleen Thomson Fr. Titus Ludes, OFM, Scholarship Sr. Christine Baker, OSF Boeing Gift Matching Program Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Sharon Faciana Katie Labuhn William & Jane O'Malley Mary Runde Peter & Catherine Satterthwaite Janice Tucker 58
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Roger & Mary Kay Venvertloh Geraldine Westerberg Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Ted Zimmerman
Dr. Barb Schleppenbach Charles Schwab & Co. Rose Marie Uberstine, Marie Fratus & Robert, Michael & Thomas
Jack & Sharon Mackenzie Family Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Alan & Coletta Knepler Chris & Dr. Leigh Mackenzie Elias & Carol Manassah Jerry & Evanne Mast James Mentesti Dr. Linda Moore Ervin & Margaret Pesek Thomas Pollihan Greg & Cindy Reis Martin & Holly Schafer Greg & Deborah Shierling
Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Scholarship Caterpillar Foundation Edward Meyer Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Susan Scott
Dr. Richard C. "Mags" Magliari Memorial Scholarship Edward Bassler Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Bryce Butler Hallmark Corporate Foundation Gail & Pat Henderson John & Lisa Hugenberg Robert Kadzielawski Margaret Magliari Harold Marcionetti Daniel & Kate Nuessen Aleta & John McCaffrey "SMILE" Nursing Scholarship John McCaffrey Dr. Richard Welch Mac & Marge McClain Scholarship Anonymous Sandra Blake Mark B. Epstein David & Mary Oakley John & Joan Sullivan Robert & Gretchen Uhe Darwin L. McClure Aviation Scholarship (see memorial section for Sue (McClure) Leineberg) Geary Rimmer Vincent Wolf Foundation Robert Lee Mejer & Jason Dillard Mejer Visual Arts Award Scholarship Robert Mejer Michael & Judy Zeddies Memorial Scholarship Ann Marie Florie Mary Gehrt Diane Goldring & Jonathan Lustig John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Mindy & Jay Resnick Marilyn Ridder
Paul W. Meyer Scholarship Mary Miller Michelmann Foundation Scholarship Michelmann Foundation Nona E. Miller Scholarship Estate of Nona E. Miller Leo C. Monckton Memorial Scholarship Mary Monckton Blickhan Murphy Scholarship Shirley Murphy John Natalini Scholarship William & Kathryn Grubbe Dr. David Kirchhofer Dr. Kevin Kirchner Michaeline Klebba Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Dr. Dave Mattie Dr. John Natalini Dr. John J. Natalini Human Anatomy Cadaver Lab Endowment Dr. Scott & Brenda LeMaire Oakley Family Scholarship Hal & Kathy Oakley Ralph & Lisa Oakley Signe Oakley Thomas A. Oakley William "Bill" O'Donnell Memorial Scholarship Robert Kadzielawski John & Nancy Petrik John Ortwerth Scholarship Ken Boyer Fred Curtis Dewey & Carol Kalmer Joanne Ortwerth
Fr. Aaron Pembleton, OFM, Endowed Chair in History Fund Michael Sennett Pepsi Cola Quincy Bottling Company Scholarship Refreshment Services Pepsi Ridgely B. Pierson Scholarship Dr. Mark & Mary Troy Dr. Al & Ann Pogge Scholarship Dr. David Kirchhofer Dr. Scott & Rochelle Luaders Anthony & Susan Peter Dr. Alfred Pogge Michael & Carolyn Sullivan S. William & Marcia Whitson POLIS Scholarship Dr. Alfred Pogge POLIS/Learning in Retirement Patricia A. Pollihan Scholarship Jim & Barb Pollihan John Pollihan Thomas Pollihan U. S. Bank Pre-Law Scholarship Dr. Brian Borlas & Judy Abbott Express Scripts Foundation Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Patrick Ostergren QU & You Chicago Golf Scholarship Dan Cawley Tom & Marge Donofrio Mark Franzen Walter & Nina Gorak Dr. Donald & Jane Hanratty Dennis Klosterman Scott & Nicole LaDeur Sherrie Matthews Martin & Kathryn Nihill Donald O'Connor Nance O'Rourke Michael Polan QU & You Chicago Golf Outing John Roskopf Richard & Jane Scott Edward & Linda Sutton Dr. Dana Walker
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Quincy University General Endowment Fund Dan & Mary Beth Durst Carol Grimm Randall & Jean Hamlett Thomas & Suzanne Jandris Don & Nancy Kelly Michael & Joanne Kirchner William Lhotka Natalie Loper Ann Mahoney Dave & Lisette Maloney Mike & Marty Marshall Mary Kathryn Olson Carol Oswald Walt & Margaret Plank Thomas Pope Craig & Jeannette Schuessler Jeffrey & Dorise Schulte John & Dale Stevenson Rickard Tarzwell Jim & Kathleen Thomson Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Mary Jane Williams James & Dianne Wyllie Ted Zimmerman Lucille Middendorf Rapp Scholarship James & Martha Rapp Michael & Carolyn Rapp Steve Rapp William Schmidle Retired Faculty - Staff Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Virginia Brown QU Retirees Association Doug & Gloria Hoener Robert Jarvill John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Betty Ann Robinson Women's Golf Scholarship (see memorial section for Betty Ann Robinson)
Jeanne & Christie Strupeck Memorial Scholarship Timothy Cassin John & Peggy Farrell Dr. Eldon & Maureen Little Gerald & Mary Jo Murphy James & Jeannie Sullivan Gregory, Todd & Christopher Taylor Scholarship William & Sandra Taylor Sandra & William Taylor Scholarship William & Sandra Taylor U. S. Department of Education Title III Scholarship U. S. Department of Education Michael & Judy Zeddies
Fr. Tolton Ministry Scholarship Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Brother Clete VanAckeren, OFM, Scholarship Anonymous Dr. Leonard & Martha Biallas Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Dr. Alfred Pogge Ed Wagner Ernest & Dorothy Yackley Joe Vernier Memorial Scholarship Danielle Goodman Helen Vernier Judith A. Wand Memorial Scholarship Dr. Katherine McCombs Sr. Jane Wand Richard & Sandra Wand
Don Schonhoff Memorial Scholarship Richard Schonhoff
Gary K. & Sue Ann Winking Scholarship Gary & Sue Winking
Ronnie Slovick Alumni Scholarship Robert & Ruth Garrity Paul Lanphier Ralph & Marion Renno Dr. Leo & Joyce Roberts Richard~ & Sharon Stephan
Robert Zehnle Memorial Scholarship Boeing Gift Matching Program Richard & Linda Hilgenbrink
Frank Strieby Memorial Scholarship (see memorial section for Alice Strieby) Michael Strieby
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ANNUAL AWARDS
Jean Vahlkamp Memorial Scholarship Daniel Vahlkamp
Scholarships supported by investors on a yearly basis.
HONORARY GIFTS
ACI Scholarships Associated Colleges Of Illinois Amelia E. Bauner, Frances A. Hall & Walter J. Hall Scholarship Community Foundation Serving West Central Illinois & Northeast Missouri EALgreen Scholarship EALgreen Hogan Family "Allie Oop" Special Education Scholarship Alice Hogan McDonald's / Herald-Whig Classic Scholarship Quincy Herald-Whig LLC and WGEM TV-AM-FM and Fox Mercantile Bank / Wright Investors' Service Scholarship Wright Investors' Service (The Winthrop Corporation) Mercedes Hoag Scholarship Mercedes Hoag Charitable Trust Messick Family Foundation Scholarship Messick Family Foundation St. Clare Scholarship Dennis Klosterman LeRoy B. Schwan Family Scholarship Dr. William & LeeAnne Schwan
Phil & Bonnie Conover Joe & Janet Conover George Youtzy Professor Emeritus Dr. David Costigan Stan & Sandy McKelvie Lillian Gorell Lisel Gorell-Getz Fr. F.J. Gray & Fr. Mario DiCicco Michael & Joanne Kirchner Susan Fehling Loftus & Rosie Priola Vicki Grady Michael McClain Blessing Health System Dr. George & Mary Nell Meyer Susan Scott Del Mitchell Wright Investors' Service (The Winthrop Corporation) Dr. John Natalini Dr. Gregory & Barbara Hill Tom Oakley Dustin & Allison Hall Fr. John Ostdiek, OFM Gael B. Stahl Robert & Margaret Schafer Fr. Dennis J. Schafer, OFM
Donald Schweda Memorial Scholarship Michael & Dianne Drinan Stifel Scholarship James & Kathleen Citro Eric & Jennifer Conover Greg Feldberg David & Theresa Oakley Stifel Nicolaus & Company Robert & Rebecca Zahn
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MEMORIAL GIFTS James Ariel Anonymous (1) Diane Goldring & Jonathan Lustig Bette Awerkamp Suzanne Obringer John & Joan Sullivan Louie Barlock - Class of 1973 Memorial Ken & Penny Donnelly Mary Lou Breckenkamp Jeff & Theresa Spear Mr. & Mrs. Glen Brown Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Mary Lou Braxmeier Carlstead Marilyn Ridder Mary Gehrt Mr. & Mrs. Larry Denton Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Marcellian Dowd to the Matthew J. Dowd Memorial Scholarship Dan & Donna Anich Carol Bader Rex & Rita Burlison Thomas Clark Nicole Colbert David & Jean Cowell Judge William & Carol Crandall David Dowd Financial Advisory Service, Inc. Caroline Griggs Virginia Lay Stephen & Marsha Limbaugh Myles McDonnell Matthew Melton Judy Mintert Missouri Court of Appeals, E.D. Steven & Roberta Ohmer Susan Orr Roland Patri & Susan (Tarde) Petri Francis & Georgia Rankin Roy Richter Jeff Scott Vincent & Mary Shaw Walter & Audrey Tarde
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Raymond "Dale" Ellerbrock to QU Waterbugs James & Sandra Banning David & Susan Bergman Elnora Bertoglio Joan Bertoglio Alvera Campbell Gregory & Becky Campbell Ron & Erma Cramm Jerry & Shirley Daggett Charlotte Dahl & Family Alice Dempsey Mark Dempsey & Family John Dickerman & Family Kenneth & Doni Ellerbrock William & Donna Genetti Jay & Nan~ Grawe Bobette & Quinten Hamilton Michael & Janet Healy Betty Jumonville Lester & Caroline Kewney Joan Kroeger & Family Phyllis LaRoche Al Mast Family Gerald Mast Harold Mast Steve & Geri McMillen Timothy & Radelle Meyer Rose Mary Nesbit Juliann Orr Gordon & Margie Pasley Michael & Julie Reiter David & Jackie Serbin Donald & Rosann Sprenger James & Fayette Stewart Donald & Judith Talken Donna Tappe Daniel Voorhis Roger & Mary Voorhis Bill & Marcia Watkins Bernie & Susan Woodworth Larry Ford Jeff & Theresa Spear John Funke to Mart Heinen Club Scholarship Pat & Lisa Atwell Marty & Julie Bell Gary & Lynne Bernard Glenn & Carol Brandt Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Bill & Annette Burk Kent & Nancy Crow Phillip Deters Judith Edwards Chuck & Meg Fitch Loretta Grunden Richard & Marilyn Heinie Roger & Linda Hull Pat & Cindy Humphrey John & Sharon Kendall Richard & Joan Klimstra John~ & Sharon Mackenzie
Gerald & Harold Mast Kent & Linda McCormick Glenny Meyer Family Mark, Robin, Josh, Mike & Margie Nicholson Joanne Ortwerth Richards Electric Motor Co. Richard & Sharon Sample Dr. David Schachtsiek Jim & Ginger Scott Steven & Donna Sohn Scott, Jackie, Ann & Sandy Spaunhorst Mark & Lyn Strieker Michael & Janis Terry Daniel Vahlkamp Bill & Connie Waters Donald & Janice Wiemelt Gary & Sue Winking Jay & Mary Jo Wiskirchen Wis-Pak Central, Inc. Fr. Joseph Zimmerman, OFM Ann F. Gallo John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Lillian Gorell Lisel Gorell-Getz Brett Grant Julie Hagan Christopher & Robin Hinterser Jerry Gunn Jeff & Theresa Spear Betty Tanuka Haliemun Susan Deege Dr. Barb Schleppenbach Tom Hillenbrand Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Edward Hinkamper Gary & Sue Winking Helmut & Marianne Weid Robert Jablon Frank & Vickie Arnold Luella Jarvill Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Doug & Gloria Hoener Robert Jarvill John~ & Sharon Mackenzie Fr. James Kelly, OFM Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Marie Fratus, Robert, Michael & Thomas Jay & Mindy Resnick Dr. Barb Schleppenbach Rose Marie Uberstine
Harold Knapheide, III Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Jeff & Theresa Spear Sue (McClure) Leineberg Richard & Ann Anglin Mike & Sue Barcum Charles & Deborah Colip Dennis & Janet Conway Geary Rimmer Vincent Wolf Foundation Jay & Colleen Goethal Robert & Terry Jambor Gerald Leineberg Robert & Cheryl Martin Sierra Financial Services LLC Jack Mackenzie Carl Adams, Jr. Pat & Lisa Atwell James & Peggy Bailey Marty & Julie Bell Blessing Foundation, Inc. Garrett & Ann Boland David & Cathy Brogdon Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Frank & Mary Bufe Rose Burling Mario & Virginia Camacho Joe & Janet Conover Phillip & Bonnie Conover Kjersti Cory Dr. David & Mary Costigan Howard & Marcia Cray Ronald & Dorothy Cudney John Cunningham Douglas & Lisa Dillman James & Carol Eagan Phil Eck Maria Espejo & John Deguzman Brian Forrest Mark & Patti Forrest Larry & Sue Franzoi Dr. Neil & Ruth Frederickson Matthew & Jennifer Frericks Glenn & Ann Gage Steve & Sara Grawe Doug Greenwell Scott & Doris Gregory Dr. Cynthia Haliemun Gail & Pat Henderson Rachel Henke Tom & Marcia Hilbing Richard Hopkins John & Cinda Hummel Dr. James & Diane Huneke Investment Planners, Inc. Dr. Tim & Jane Jacobs Brad & Erica Kirlin & Family Richard & Joan Klimstra Hal & Jane Koenig Jim & Sharon Kuhlman John Lavery Michael & Karen Lavery Steve & Amy Looten John & Kathy Mackenzie www.quincy.edu
Gerald Mast Harold Mast Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Barr & Ruth McReynolds James Mentesti Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Terry Mitten Bill & Mary Moore Dr. Linda Moore Mary Musso Tony Musso Richard & Connie Niemann Richard & Susanne Niemann Fred & Sharon Nothold C. David Nuessen Hal & Kathy Oakley Signe Oakley Douglas & Deborah Olson Hon. Thomas & Kai Ortbal Joanne Ortwerth Jake Pittroff & Michelle Spencer Dr. Bill & Joyce Postiglione Dr. Louis & Theresa Quintero Dr. Louis & Janet Quintero Bob & Carol Rakers Dev Reeves Greg & Cindy Reis Tony & Melissa Reis V. L. Scally Martin & Holly Schafer Alan & Amy Schmuck Norma Schneider Bill & Brenda Schneider Ralph & Cindy Schoen Linda Schuttler Robert & Joyce Shackleton Daniel & Pamela Sherman Greg & Deborah Shierling Myrl & Ruth Shireman Rick & Cynthia Smith Jeff & Theresa Spear John & Karen Spring Kevin, Pat & Jessica Steinkamp Rollie & Dee Thomas Ronald & Colae Vecchie Anne Walton Gary & Sue Winking Fred & JoAnn Witte Bruce & Susan York John Mahoney Ann Marie Florie Margaret McClain Anonymous Mark & Eve Epstein Illinois State Bar Association David & Mary Oakley John & Joan Sullivan
Robert & Gretchen Uhe Don Meyer Chuck & Meg Fitch Fr. Fred Radtke, OFM Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Mary Reeve Shu Shih Betty Ann Robinson Cay Barnum Marty & Julie Bell Andrew Boudreau Dennis & Suzanne Boudreau Matt & Kim Boudreau Janet Brandmill Paula & Jerry Brennan Gerald & Suzanne Carnivale Hon. Dennis & Marianne Cashman Ross & Sherry Centanni Mary Cox Marty Didriksen Joseph & Carolyn Duvall Henry & Jill Geise Barbara Gerdes Hansen-Spear Funeral Home Ray & Judy Heilmann Gerald & Virginia Holzgrafe Matt & Mary Hutmacher James & Linda Inghram Lester & Caroline Kewney Harold~ & Ann Knapheide Jerry & Loree Korb Trent & Jennifer Lepper Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain William & Christine McCleery Steve & Cathy Meckes Delmer & Barbara Mitchell Mother Dennis Foundation Rose Mary Nesbit John & Maureen Niemeyer C. David Nuessen John & Ellen O'Hara Virginia Pfeiffer Robert & Katherine Pollard Quincy Service League Robert & Catherine Randall William & Jennifer Robertson Nan Ryan Shirlee Schecter Jeff & Theresa Spear Will & Kristin Spear State Street Bank Elizabeth Topf Ronald & Colae Vecchie Bobbe & Jeff White
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Alice Strieby Sandra Blake Janet Brandmill Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Kent & Janet Durst Jean Jesberg Family Richard & Lynn Karneboge KidSense Colette Kirby Michael McClain & Lucinda Awerkamp McClain Ken & Colleen Miller Mother Dennis Foundation Shirley Murphy Frank & Barbara Stewart Michael Strieby Jeanie Strupeck Timothy Cassin Karen Klebba Vandyke Michaeline Klebba Ted Vollmer Jeff & Theresa Spear Elwood "Woody" & Eleanor Willer Paul Brown & Dr. Janise Denton Mark A. Wuellner Charles Schwab & Co A V Wuellner Fund
FACULTY & STAFF Each year our dedicated faculty and staff are asked to participate in the QU Fund Drive. Judy Abbott Laurie Allen Dr. Julia Auch Katie Awerkamp Nora Baldner David Ball Gary Bass Dr. Matthew Bates Tonya Beatty Julie Bell Marty Bell Matt Bergman Mary Betts Dr. Megan Boccardi Dr. Brian Borlas Kendall Bowen Jennifer Breeden Pilar Brumbaugh Rick Buckwalter Julie Budine Katelyn Camardelle Tony Cameron Mike Carpenter Dr. Joseph Coelho
Dr. Justin Coffey Dr. Michelle Combs Phil Conover Dr. Christine Damm Michael Davis Sara Deters Fr. John Doctor, OFM Tammy Duesterhaus Dr. Vicky Eidson Brittany Ellerman Dr. Mitch Ellison Sara Emerich Dr. Lee Enger Andrea Fifield Kortarius Finley Lisa Flack Danielle Flesner Tom Frost Jenifer Garber Nancy Geissler Husam Ghazaleh Feven Girmay Cedric Gleaton, Jr. Rebecca Graff Susan Grant Jean Green Dr. Kimberly Hale Dr. Cynthia Haliemun James Hays Ryan Hellenthal Miriam Hermann Stacey Hert Clairice Hetzler Miranda Higgins Blaine Hill Kettisha Hodges Byron Holdiman Donna Holtmeyer Douglas Johnson Joshua Keim Dr. Michael Keller Sean Kelly Dan Kemner Diane Kemner Kathelene Kim Randi Kindhart Dr. David Kirchhofer Mike Kovachevich Kathy Kovachevich Taylor Kristicevich Ernie Hermann Kuhnke III Dr. Dave Landsom Dr. Roy Lantry Sam Lathrop Mitch Leppke Kristen Liesen Dr. Cindy Lovell Dr. Scott Luaders William Machold, Jr. Elysia Mahoney Dr. Robert Manning Michael McCabe Dr. Glenda McCarty Brendan McCrudden Lauren Mehaffy Bob Mejer Cindy Mena Dr. Joseph Messina Dr. Jonathan Miles www.quincy.edu
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Dr. Linda Moore Tanya Moore Gavin Mueller Dominic O'Donnell Thomas Oliver Paige Owsley Carla Passini Sara Phillips Josh Rabe Karen Rabe Justin Ray Dr. Teresa Reed Dr. Barbara Schleppenbach George Schrage, IV Hon. Mark Schuering Dr. Kenneth Scott Debby Seifert Kristi Shelton Dr. Terry Sherer Dr. David Shinn Donna Sohn Marian Sorenson
Fr. Bill Spencer, OFM Deborah Stock Amy Stollberg Mark Strieker Dr. Daniel Strudwick Pat Tomczak Dr. Christine Tracy Jennifer Truitt Mark Tyrpin Dr. Dana Walker Pamela Wallace Karl Warma Brady White Jennifer Wingerter Gary Winking Sue Winking Dr. Neil Wright Pasha Yates LuBeth Young
ASSOCIATED COLLEGES OF ILLINOIS Anonymous (2) A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Allyn Foundation AON Foundation Arch Shaw Foundation Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Baker Tilly Bisco Charitable Foundation BKD BNSF Railway Foundation Call One Council of Independent Colleges Desmond & Ahern LTD EF Design Group Environmental Design International ITW Foundation Marsh and McLennan Companies
McGraw Foundation MD Designs Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Nike B. Whitcomb Associates Paccar Foundation Parker Dewey Pepper Construction PFM Asset Management RMB Capital Management LLC Robbins Schwartz Shure Inc. Siragusa Family Foundation Sikich LLP SmithGroup LLP Tate & Lyle TTX UPS Foundation
Make the Impossible Possible in One Sentence Remember Quincy University in your will or living trust What if all you had to do to ensure that Quincy University can be successful for years to come is to write a simple sentence? Sound impossible? Securing the future of those we serve really is as simple as one sentence. By including a gift to Quincy University in your will, you can support our mission tomorrow without giving away any of your assets today. Including Quincy University in your will is a popular way to give because it is:
Affordable. Flexible. Versatile. Not sure where to begin? VISIT giftplanning.quincy.edu to explore the planned giving tool kit. READ articles that answer questions about estate planning. USE the assessment tools to find out the best gift options for you by gift amount, age, and assets. LEARN where you should begin by downloading our free personal estate planning kit.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Delmer Mitchell (Chair) Chairman Schmiedeskamp, Robertson, Neu & Mitchell Mr. Bill Metzinger (1974) (Vice Chair) Chief Financial Officer Dot Family Holdings Dr. Maureen Banks Director of Safety & Compliance University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Br. Tom Carroll, OFM Assistant Principal Padua Franciscan High School Rev. Michael F. Cusato, OFM (1975) Adjunct Professor St. Mary's Seminary Mr. Jerry Douglas Retired Director of Education Chaddock Rev. John Eaton, OFM (1974) Director of Development Sacred Heart Province
Dr. Scott LeMaire (1988) Professor, Department Vice-Chair for Research and Division Director of Research Baylor College of Medicine
Mr. Richard H. Niemann, Sr. (1953) (Emeritus) Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Niemann Foods, Inc.
Mr. Brian Leonard, Sr. Director of Charitable Contributions and Community Initiatives Ameren Corporation
Mr. C. David Nuessen (1969) Co-Owner Quincy Metal Fabricators, Inc. Schneidman Industrial Park
Mrs. Jane Loos (1996) Group Product Director, Johnson & Johnson DePuy Synthes
Mr. Harold Oakley (1969) Chairman Schmiedeskamp, Robertson, Neu & Mitchell
Dr. Brian McGee President Quincy University
Dr. Richard Ryan (1964) (Emeritus) Retired Vice President Global Production Management, Monsanto
Mr. Jim Mentesti (1966) (Emeritus) Retired President Great River Economic Development Foundation
Mr. Richard Scott (1970) Retired Senior Vice President of Business Affairs Lake-Sumter State College
Rev. Carroll Mizicko, OFM (1965) Pastor of St. Augustine Catholic Church and Chaplain of Sr. Thea Bowman Catholic Elementary School Sacred Heart Province
Martin C. Schafer (1994) Vice President of National Accounts John Hancock
Dr. Linda Moore (1981) Retired Senior Director, Business Operations ESPN Productions, Inc.
Mr. Brendan Ford (1996) Director of Control Room Operations Quincy Media Inc. Dr. James Heintz (1966) Professor Emeritus University of Kansas Rev. Michael Jennrich, OFM (1981) Sabbatical St. John the Baptist
Mrs. Theresa Spear (1996) Funeral Director Hansen-Spear Funeral Home
Mr. Jerry Murphy (1970) Retired Senior Vice President DeVry University
Dr. Daniel Tolbert (1968) Professor, Director for Center for Anatomical Science and Education St. Louis University School of Medicine
Very Rev. Thomas Nairn, OFM (1971) Provincial Minister Sacred Heart Province
Mr. Joe Tracy Chief Executive Officer Dot Foods, Inc. Mrs. Mary Winters Vice President Quincy Media
NATIONAL ALUMNI BOARD Scott Thoele (1980) President Quincy Randy Westerman (1994) Vice President Quincy Mike Dietrich (1996) Secretary St. Louis, Missouri Ed Andrade (1994) (Emeritus) Manhattan, Illinois Bruce Alford (1994) Quincy Paul Brown (1965) Quincy
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Ann Marie Cooper (1976) Dubuque, Iowa
Craig Moore (1997) Creve Coeur, Missouri
Todd Triplett (1992) Quincy
Danielle Fleer (1998) Quincy
Timel Moore (1994) Chicago, Illinois
Mary Pat Vahlkamp (1988) Quincy
Walter Gorak (1968) Ada, Michigan
Anna O’Gara (1985) Belleville, Illinois
Kevin Wensing (1980) Washington, D.C.
Kevin Hahn (1912) St. Louis, Missouri
Mike Peters (1987) Kansas City, Missouri
Alana Jordan Wright (2002) Bailey, Colorado
Nicole Heerlein (1902) (Emeritus) St. Louis, Missouri
Melvin Roberson (1997) Dolton, Illinois
Fr. James Wheeler, OFM (Chaplain) Quincy
Jerry Krogmeier (1974) Indianapolis, Indiana
Joseph Selby (1968) Washington D.C.
Mary Argana (2020) QU Student Representative
Rickard Tarzwell (1980) St. Louis, Missouri
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VICTOR E. HAWK’S GREATEST SHOW HOMECOMING 2019 SEPTEMBER 26 - 29
You don’t want to miss this #hawkthrowback weekend!
Join us Saturday night for
New this year: Homecoming Bar Crawl, Rock of Ages Concert, Tennis Doubles Match Don't forget the traditional Balloon Glow, QU Football Game Hawk Tailgating, Men's & Women's Soccer, Alumni Dinner, and so much more!
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Rock of Ages is sponsored by members of the Class of 1979: Randy Cannady & Laura Cornille-Cannady Dr. Steve & Joni (Howser) Halpin Dr. Jeff & Joni Piontek Dr. Tom & Terri (Mangen) Poterucha Kevin & Lori (Welter) Shea Dr. Mike & Crystal Wallace
“I currently work at Blessing Hospital’s early learning center as a teacher’s assistant, and I love every moment of it.” – Nolan Spencer ’22 Quincy, Illinois
Believe in your Dreams Spencer is the recipient of the Norman and Jessie Kemner Scholarship. He is pursuing a degree in elementary education. After he graduates, he plans to stay in Quincy and teach in the Quincy Public Schools.
“Teaching kids and watching them learn and grow is my passion. This scholarship allows me to focus more of my time on getting my education degree so I can spend the rest of my life impacting young children’s lives and inspiring them to find a love for learning.”
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“Our experience at QU helped to set us on the PATH OF LIFE together. In the liberal arts tradition, many professors influenced our education.” Scott and Nikki agree that their education at QU prepared them for their careers. Not only through the course work offered but through opportunities and professor inspiration. Dr. Wendell Mauter was the first person to tell Scott that he had the ability to attend graduate school. His coursework at QU in political science helped him to develop a breadth of expertise in the field which has helped Scott serve DIVERSE STUDENTS interests as a professor at a community college. “I can honestly say that his advice changed my life,” said Scott. “That is the kind of student-faculty interaction that is possible at a small liberal arts college like QU.” Father Joe Zimmerman’s passion for social justice has inspired Niki to make a difference in the world. He taught that standing up for your beliefs does not mean you have to be the loudest one in the room. Her MBA gave her the business knowledge and understanding to consult with businesses on their HR practices and procedures. It gave her the CONFIDENCE to engage in tough conversations with entrepreneurs about their business practices. Scott and Nikki have two children, Ryan (age 5) and Isabelle (age 2). After residing in the Chicago suburbs for a decade, they moved to Harbor Springs, Michigan in 2015 so Scott could accept a position as Professor of Political Science at North Central Michigan College. “We support QU financially because we know what a POWERFUL IMPACT it had on our lives and we wish that for future generations. We know that both of us benefited from the financial contributions of others through institutional grants and scholarships and we want to return the favor to others.”
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Scott ’02 & Nikki ’03 (Stutz) LaDeur Harbor Springs, Michigan
