SIU Foundation 2019 Annual Report: Coming Together

Coming Together 2019 SIU FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Coming Together FISCAL YEAR 2019 SIU FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT (July 1, 2018-June 30, 2019)

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Solid Leadership

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Forever SIU Campaign Exceeds $75 Million Goal

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The Power Of “Just A Thought”

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Kayak Trip Raises Money For Vets

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Burris Shares His Saluki Pride

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Building A Path To SIU And Its Region

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Alumni Help Keep Automotive Technology on the Right Path

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A Lesson In French

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The Value Of Yes

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An Accomplished Alumnus With A Heart For Helping Others

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Giving Made Easy

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Honor Roll

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Financials

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Board Of Directors

Cover: The cover photo is a mosaic collage created during the Day of Giving made from selfies of students, employees, alumni, and friends.

The thousands of small photos came together to create an overall image of a saluki. The mosaic wall has since traveled to area businesses for display throughout the year to celebrate SIU’s 150th anniversary.

From the President This year we mark the 150th anniversary of the founding of Southern Illinois University. It is a time to celebrate the traditions, pride and promise of an amazing place that shaped my life and many others.

The SIU Foundation has been an integral part of the university’s success since 1942. As part of our partnership with SIU, we helped launch the university’s yearlong anniversary celebration with our record-breaking Day of Giving with 2,800 gifts raising more than $910,000. This is just one example of the strong allegiance, passion and commitment that our alumni and friends have for SIU. We also surpassed the Forever SIU campaign goal of $75 million seven months early! More than 26,000 donors made more than 60,000 individual gifts since the three-year campaign launched in January 2017. Of the $75.3 million raised when we hit our goal, nearly $40 million supports student scholarships and $33 million has been committed to academic programs. But, we are far from finished. We will continue to reach out to donors during the remaining months of the campaign and beyond.

We have great things in store for 2020 as we bring our goals into focus. Your continued support and donations will help SIU to continue its focus on excellence.

For the generations to come and for the ones who came before, SIU stands proud in its commitment to shape the hearts and minds of students for the next 150 years.

Sincerely,

Susie Rashid President, SIU Foundation Board of Directors

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Solid Leadership

SIU Foundation Elects New Board Members in Fiscal Year 2019 Four alumni of Southern Illinois University have joined the SIU Foundation’s Board of Directors. They are serving three-year terms that will conclude June 30, 2021.

The board governs the SIU Foundation, an independent nonprofit organization that provides alumni and friends a means to invest in the university. Established in 1942, the foundation solicits and administers gifts from private sources in support of SIU Carbondale’s academic mission. Private funding is generated through annual giving, planned giving, major giving, corporate and foundation relations and campaigns.

George W. “Bill” Beck

Scott F. Moller

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Bill Beck presided over Beck Bus for 37 years until its 2007 sale. Joining the familyowned company in 1970, he expanded it from a two-bus operation to more than 300 school buses, 18 charter coaches and 12 transit buses serving SIU. Beck Bus initiated the first Saluki transit system.

He is a past president of the Illinois School Transportation Association and is a director emeritus of the National School Transportation Association (from which he received a 2009 Distinguished Service Award). Beck was a director and the first president of the SSM Good Samaritan Foundation and was instrumental in bringing Good Samaritan Hospital to Mount Vernon. He currently serves as president of TET, Inc., a property management company, and is a board member of Royalty Capital Corporation, an insurance holding company.

A native of Mount Vernon, Beck received his bachelor’s degree in accounting from SIU’s College of Business in 1970.

He is a member of the College of Business’ Accountancy Board of Advisors since 2000 and received the college’s Distinguished Service Award in 2011. He was recognized as a Southern Illinois Business Leader of the Year by the College of Business and Administration in 1999. In 2011, Beck received SIU’s Distinguished Service Award in recognition of his devotion and service to the university. The Becks support multiple campus units and have established the Bill and Barbara Beck Accounting Scholarship Endowment.

Beck is a former board president of the Mount Vernon Township High School Board of Education and has been a member of the Police and Fire Commission since 1998.

A member of the Board of Directors of Good Samaritan Hospital, he was instrumental in bringing that hospital to Mount Vernon. On the state level, he is a past chairman of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce and has served on the Illinois Economic Development Authority.

Beck and his wife, Barbara, live in Mount Vernon and have three adult children and six grandchildren. They are life members of the SIU Alumni Association.

Scott Moller is an owner of AKA Media, a Chicago-based marketing communications agency. Moller is a former managing partner of Marketing Werks, which he co-founded with sister, Julie Guida (also a Saluki), in 1987. Marketing Werks grew into the nation’s largest independent consumer-engagement company, valued at $100 million, with a staff of more than 200 full-time employees and offices in Chicago, New York and Orange County. They sold the company in 2013.

Moller earned a bachelor’s in journalism from SIU’s College of Mass Communication and Media Arts and a master’s in business administration from SIU’s College of Business. He has hosted receptions reconnecting alumni with the university, provided internships to SIU students and established the Scott Moller Scholarship Endowment. He brought the Big Muddy Film Festival to Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art, sponsored SIU’s Technology and Innovation Expo at 1871, coordinated participation in Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade and started SIU Day at Brookfield Zoo. Moller is a major contributor to Saluki Alumni Plaza and served on the communications advisory board for the Forever SIU campaign. He has been a life member of the SIU Alumni Association since 2003.

He lives in River Forest with his wife, Julie, and two children.

Beth A. Mueller

Michael R. Williamson, MD

Beth Mueller is a two-degree SIU Carbondale alumna with a 1994 bachelor’s degree in accounting and a 1995 master of accountancy from the College of Business.

Mueller has been a partner at Deloitte Tax LLP in Chicago since 2007 and currently leads the firm’s U.S. Tax Analytics practice. She formerly led Deloitte’s U.S. Inbound tax practice and is the former Midwest region leader of Deloitte’s women’s initiative. Prior to joining Deloitte in 2002, she was a tax manager at Arthur Andersen LLP. Mueller serves on the board of advisors for Ladder Up, an organization that provides financial programs to help working families move up the economic ladder. She has served as a mentor with American Corporate Partners, providing career advice and networking opportunities to U.S. veterans. She is a recipient of the 2010 Illinois Most Powerful and Influential Women award from the National Diversity Council.

Mueller currently serves on the Board of Advisors for the SIU Pontikes Center for Advanced Analytics and Artificial Intelligence, as well as the SIU College of Business School of Accountancy. She is a life member in the SIU Alumni Association and the Alumni Online Community member. In addition, she has been a sponsor for the Alumni Association’s extern program since 2007.

In her 2012 interview with The Chicago Egyptian, Mueller shared: “I started thinking back on everything SIU gave to me and decided to take it a step further. It inspired me to give back to my alma mater and support those who follow me into this profession.”

Mueller resides with her husband, Daniel, and two children in Chicago.

Michael Williamson, M.D., earned his medical degree from SIU’s School of Medicine in 1976.

He is professor and chair emeritus of radiology at the University of New Mexico, where he served as chief of ultrasound and chair of radiology during a teaching career that spanned 29 years.

Before joining the University of New Mexico, Williamson served as an assistant professor of radiology at the University of Arkansas from 1984 to 1988 and was in general practice from 1978 until 1981. During his career, Dr. Williamson specialized in ultrasound and musculoskeletal radiology and was awarded numerous grants and contracts. He is a 2012 recipient of the American Board of Radiology’s Distinguished Service Award and was a fellow in the American College of Radiology. He has authored four books and approximately 70 peer reviewed publications. Williamson also received the Best Teacher Award in 1992.

Williamson is a current member of the School of Medicine Alumni Society Board of Governors, joining in 2014.

He is married to Susan Williamson, who recently retired after 31 years as the chief pediatric radiology professor at the University of New Mexico. The couple reside in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Coming Together

Forever SIU Campaign Exceeds $75 Million Goal

Chancellor John M. Dunn

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outhern Illinois University Carbondale’s student-focused Forever SIU campaign has surpassed its $75 million goal.

More than 26,000 donors have made more than 60,000 individual gifts since the three-year campaign launched in January 2017. Of the $75.3 million raised by June 2018, nearly $40 million supports student scholarships and $33 million has been committed to academic programs. The balance goes toward facilities, technology, faculty initiatives and more. The campaign is scheduled to continue through December 2019.

Chancellor John M. Dunn said the success of Forever SIU: The Campaign for Students speaks to the loyalty of SIU’s alumni and friends.

“During our 150th year, we are celebrating the tradition, pride and promise of SIU,” he said. “The investment of our loyal donors in our students and our future reflects all three: the Saluki tradition of giving back, pride in our university and the promise of things to come.”

Dunn said the university will continue to reach out to donors during the remaining months of the campaign and beyond.

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“We view the goal as a floor, not a ceiling,” he said. “We will continue to welcome support that will help us attract and retain students and ensure that our academic programs remain strong.”

Dan Korte, a member of the SIU Foundation Board who is co-chair of the Forever SIU campaign committee, said the board had several goals in mind when it worked with the university to launch the campaign.

“We wanted to demonstrate our commitment to SIU and the region. We also wanted to make a statement about the university’s momentum by launching a campaign that would culminate during SIU’s 150th year,” said Korte, a 1985 graduate of SIU’s College of Engineering. “In addition, many donors and members of the board wouldn’t have been able to attend SIU without financial support from donors. We wanted to pay it forward.”

Rae Goldsmith, chief executive officer of the SIU Foundation, described the campaign as a partnership between the university, the foundation, and alumni and friends who care about SIU.

“We view the goal as a floor, not a ceiling.

We will continue to welcome support that will help us attract and retain students and ensure that our academic programs remain strong.” − Chancellor John M. Dunn “Many people want to contribute to the university’s success, but they may not always know where to start,” she said. “The campaign helps build those connections.

The university’s role is to identify and support the needs of its students and programs. The foundation’s role is to connect those needs to the interests and passions of donors. The donors are at the heart of the partnership making a positive difference. Every connection, every gift, matters.”

To learn more about the Forever SIU campaign, visit foreversiu.org.

Nicholas Oglesby, student

Scholarship Paves The Way To Helping Children In Need Nicholas Oglesby, a junior pre-medicine student specializing in physiology, plans to become a pediatrician.

“I came to Southern Illinois University because I know SIU has been proven to get students prepared for the workforce and their career,” he said.

Oglesby is a recipient of the Bertrand scholarship, established by Marsha ('70) and Gary Bertrand.

“I was overjoyed because without the scholarship I more than likely would not have been able to attend this year. My parents have two children in college and they cannot afford to put both of us through school,” he said.

The dream of becoming a pediatrician is personal for Oglesby. He hopes to work with families in low-income areas to help ensure children have access to the health care they need. He has big plans for his future once he graduates.

“Once I obtain my degree in physiology, I want to go to medical school and become a pediatrician,” he said. “After I have enough experience, I am going to start my own affordable practice in East St. Louis, Illinois, where many people do not have the money or resources to get proper medical care.”

Oglesby hopes some day he can give back and help others like he has been helped by the Bertrand scholarship.

“I appreciate this scholarship more than I can express, and I am determined not to let your generosity go to waste,” he said.

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The Power Of “Just A Thought”

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n January 2019, Dan Giedeman, a three-degree SIU alumnus, posted this now-famous comment in the private Facebook group called “Carbondale in the 80’s and 90’s.” The group, started by Craig S. Wilson in November 2018, swelled to nearly 15,000 members within three months.

Giedeman’s idea to raise money for a scholarship dovetailed perfectly into SIU’s Day of Giving on March 6. With the added excitement of the university’s 150th anniversary kickoff celebration, members of the group banded together and donated.

The outpouring was phenomenal.

Jim Raffensperger, a member of the Facebook group, named the scholarship as a joke that brought a smile to many alumni — The Balancing Education, Experience and Reality (BEER) Scholarship.

“I mean, what college kid doesn’t drink beer?” Raffensperger joked. The name stuck, and the group rallied behind it in a viral

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fashion. Nearly 1,100 people from the group donated more than $50,000 to create two endowed scholarships for students.

A ceremony on the steps of Shryock Auditorium held Friday, March 29, commemorated the creation of the scholarship. Many members of the group traveled from other states. One person who hadn’t been back to campus in over 28 years traveled from South Carolina to be part of the ceremony.

Giedeman, who traveled from Michigan, presented Chancellor John M. Dunn with a check for $50,000 from the group.

Dunn presented the group of about 100 people with the Day of Giving trophy for most individual gifts for a non-academic unit. Dunn said he has always been impressed by the amount of pride at SIU, and it was evident in this group’s turnout.

“In the history of humankind, the really great people — the Mother Theresas, the Albert Schweitzers — have always reminded us that true happiness can only be obtained through giving,” Dunn said. “You represent that in spades, and I’m very, very proud of you. Thank you.”

Raffensperger said alumni came to the university for the education but left with memorable experiences, lifelong friends, and sometimes their soulmates.

“We’re all back because we came to love SIU and southern Illinois,” Raffensperger said.

Many who came to witness the celebration also took a tour of the campus, and some brought their high school children to take a look at all that SIU has to offer. That evening, a group

“In the history of humankind, the really great people — the Mother Theresas, the Albert Schweitzers — have always reminded us that true happiness can only be obtained through giving.” − Chancellor John M. Dunn Emilyee McGiles, student

took the trophy to several Carbondale establishments for bragging rights.

As well as raising funds for the university, Giedeman and Raffensperger said the Facebook group created a space for alumni to find opportunities to support current students with mentors and internships. The group also encourages former students to finish their degrees at the university.

The trophy will be shared among the group throughout the upcoming year. The trophy traveled to SIU Days at Busch Stadium and Wrigley Field in June.

Chancellor John M. Dunn and Dan Giedeman

Emilyee McGiles awarded the Jane Talley Phelps Scholarship Emilyee McGiles, a sophomore on the women’s golf team from Orland Park, Illinois, received the Jane Talley Phelps Scholarship for the 2018-19 academic school year. McGiles is studying exercise science with the plan to attend physical therapy school after graduation.

“My journey thus far has exceeded my expectations,” said McGiles.

“I have met so many incredible people here that help me every day, from my professors and coaches to my teammates and many more.”

McGiles has excelled on and off the course at SIU. During the 2017-18 season, she received two separate honors from the Missouri Valley Conference – Academic Honor Roll and Golfer of the Week (Sept. 20).

“I am very happy that Emilyee was selected for the Jane Talley Phelps Scholarship,” said women’s golf coach Danielle Kaufman.

“It is well deserved; she works very hard and has no problem leading the team.”

McGiles’ Golfer of the Week performance was followed by her eighth place finish at the Ball State University Cardinal Classic. She finished with a career low of 220 (+4), which also ranked sixth in the Saluki record book for all-time low 54-hole score.

McGiles’ freshman year was stellar with an average of 78.2 strokes per round. She also shot a career low of 71 at the MVC championships and finished in the top-10 at three different tournaments.

“I can’t imagine myself being anywhere else,” said McGiles. “To be a recipient of the Jane Talley Phelps Scholarship is an honor, and I am very thankful. Jane was involved with the SIU Women's Golf Team as a supporter and volunteer and I wish I had the chance to meet her.

Every time I play a round of golf, I will be thinking of her.”

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Kayak Trip Raises Money For Vets Nejmanowski Reflects On His Journey, The Power Of The Great Outdoors

Greg Nejmanowski

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eventy-three days and a handful of alligators later, Greg Nejmanowski’s kayak trip down the Mississippi River was over.

He dropped his kayak in the water in May at Itasca State Park in Minnesota, and it came out last August in the Gulf of Mexico.

The trip, called Paddle for Patriots, raised $25,500 for the Veteran Adventures program at SIU’s Touch of Nature.

“It’s been worth it,” said Nejmanowski, an SIU alumnus, Touch of Nature graduate assistant and Veteran Adventures coordinator.

“This trip has inspired me to continue helping vets, to serve those who served us.”

Other than a couple of close calls with recreational boats – including one instance when he thought he was going to have to abandon ship – Nejmanowski said the trip went well. Floodwaters complicated things a bit and forced one of his planned events to be moved from Grand Tower, Illinois, to Chester, Illinois, but he said the high water also led to less river traffic.

“It went smoothly, but it was hard,” he said. “Had I not had an inspiration, a passion, it would’ve been much harder.”

The expedition started slowly but picked up steam as he passed St. Louis. From that point on, it was mostly open water.

Nejmanowski set up camp each night on sandy beaches, largely in areas inaccessible by land because of the flooding.

“It was kind of nice living on the minimum, and the simplicity of it,” he said. “So much wisdom comes from simplicity.”

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The vast majority of the time, Nejmanowski was by himself.

He did, however, have run-ins with a few alligators and several people along the way, including one particularly special family.

“It’s such a rush being in the water with an alligator, at their level,” he said. “They’re not really all that interested in you, but they will come check you out.”

As he neared the final section of his trip, he met the Leedom family in Louisiana. It wasn’t a planned meeting. They saw Nejmanowski walking by the river and asked if he needed a ride.

The father, wife and son took Nejmanowski back to his kayak and along the way, they struck up a conversation.

“I told him what I was doing, and come to find out, the father was a Vietnam veteran,” Nejmanowski said. “He told me to take his number and call him if I needed anything. The next day I needed some water, so I called, and ended up having lunch at their home.”

The Leedoms asked to be notified when he was about to finish his trip, and Nejmanowski obliged. They were waiting at his final stop to help him celebrate.

“The kindness of humans, ya know?” Nejmanowski said.

“We’re now friends for life.”

After more than two months on the river, Nejmanowski entered the final stretch of his trip. He took the Atchafalaya River through southern Louisiana to the Gulf of Mexico.

“It wasn’t something I could see for a long time,” he said. “I basically went around some trees, and then boom, there’s the

“I feel empowered as an individual. This trip inspired me to learn more about what nature and outdoor experiences can do to improve people’s quality of life.” − Greg Nejmanowski

Gulf of Mexico. It was so beautiful. There was the prettiest sunset that night.”

Nejmanowski is a firm believer in the healing power of nature. His kayak trip only strengthened that belief.

“Being outdoors has great therapeutic benefits,” he said.

“That’s what Veteran Adventures is all about, and I wanted to put it on the map.”

Greg Nejmanowski poses with supporters at the end of his trip.

It offers outdoor activities to veterans, including hunting, hiking, backpacking trips, whitewater rafting and more.

It is funded through grants and private donations, and it recently lost a large state grant.

Through Paddle for Patriots, Nejmanowski raised funds for Veteran Adventures and brought awareness to the scourge of veteran suicide. According to a 2016 report by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, an average of 20 veterans die each day from suicide. That’s approximately double the suicide rate of non-veterans.

“I feel empowered as an individual,” Nejmanowski said.

“This trip inspired me to learn more about what nature and outdoor experiences can do to improve people’s quality of life.”

For more information about Paddle for Patriots and Veteran Adventures, search for Paddle for Patriots on Facebook or visit veteranadventures.siu.edu.

Roland Burris

Burris Shares His Saluki Pride Roland Burris is a man of action and passion.

The SIU Carbondale alumnus speaks about being a Saluki with the same amount of pride one would expect him to speak about his many accomplishments.

“When you graduate from SIU, you are a graduate of one of the greatest universities in this country,” Burris said. “You are a Saluki!”

Showing his support for the students at his alma mater, Burris established an endowed emergency fund for students in need. Started in 2008, it benefits full-time SIU students from the Chicagoland area or Southern Illinois (south of I-70) with preferences given to African American students. He returned to campus in April 2019 to meet the most recent recipients of grants made through his gift.

During his time as an SIU student, one of Burris’ housemates was forced to drop out and leave the college because of financial woes.

“I never forgot that,” he said. “I said if I ever got in a position to help a student, I would lend a helping hand.”

Burris received a $35-per-quarter tuition scholarship in 1955 that allowed him to enroll at SIU. In 1959, he earned a scholarship to study as an exchange student at the University of Hamburg in Germany. He went on to law school at Howard University. At Howard, Burris received a scholarship as a graduate assistant.

“I got my foundation at SIU in political science that allowed me to do very well,” he said. “If it hadn’t been for scholarships, I wouldn’t have been able to make it.”

Even the shortest version of his résumé speaks for itself. Burris was the first black national bank examiner for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency for the U.S. and the first black man elected to statewide office in Illinois, replacing President Barack Obama in the U.S. Senate.

He has served as an adjunct professor for SIU’s master of public administration program. In 1997, he was added to the University’s Wall of Fame as one of its 10 Most Distinguished Alumni.

Burris offered sage words of advice to anyone in a position to make a difference in the life of an SIU student.

“Make room for visions of other people and help if you’re able to,” he said. “We have to look out for those who are less fortunate. You cannot believe what a good feeling you get inside to know that you have helped somebody along the way.”

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Building A Path To SIU And Its Region

Alan and Pat Rausenberger

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eth Mueller had been looking for a way to honor her parents’ love of Southern Illinois University Carbondale and the surrounding region for several years, but nothing seemed to resonate – until she heard J.D. Tanner, director of SIU’s Touch of Nature, speak about the multi-purpose bike path project at a meeting last fall. Part of the project includes a kids’ pump track, where children of all ages and abilities can enjoy bike riding at Touch of Nature.

“J.D.’s enthusiasm about that project is contagious. When I heard him describe the potential, what a bike path of this size could mean to the university and region, and how it could help foster a love of the outdoors for young people, I knew this was the perfect opportunity to honor my parents,” she said.

Mueller, sister Amy Frerichs and brother Jason Rausenberger were raised in southern Illinois and are all proud graduates of SIU. They recently established a gift of $35,000 in honor of their parents, Alan and Pat Rausenberger, to fund a children’s pump track at the Touch of Nature multi-purpose bike path project.

Mother Pat Rausenberger passed away in 2013, and father Alan Rausenberger still lives in the Carterville home where they raised their children.

Jason Rausenberger thinks the project will be a great addition to southern Illinois.

“This will be a really neat place for Southern Illinois, and will give families a great new outdoor activity,” he said." Growing up, we all spent a lot of time together outdoors. Doing things like this has always been a great way to hang out with my dad, whether it was him coaching our softball and baseball teams as kids, teaching us how to water ski on Crab Orchard Lake, golfing at Hickory Ridge or just hanging out on the houseboat with my parents’ dock friends.”

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Mueller said the reason they chose to donate to the Touch of Nature’s bike path project, most specifically to build a kids’ pump track, is to honor their parents’ love for children.

“My mother was a second-grade schoolteacher at Streator Elementary School and Carbondale Winkler and Parrish elementary schools for several years and she related to children so well. She especially loved her grandchildren. She was the kind of grandmother who was quick to get on the floor and read a book to her grandkids in funny voices or spend hours blowing bubbles and enjoying their giggles,” she said.

Mueller fondly recalls coming into her 18-month-old daughter’s bedroom well past bedtime, where she would find her mom reading from a stack of books. Her mother would say, “Just one more book and we’ll quit.”

The Rausenberger family grew up staunch supporters of SIU and attended many Saluki sporting events.

“Our dad is a business owner in Carbondale, and all three of us kids attended SIU. It’s just part of who we are as a family, so it comes naturally to want to help the university and the region,” Mueller said. “My hope for SIU is that we find a path forward that celebrates this fantastic research university and also recognizes the unique surrounding physical environment SIU and southern Illinois offer.”

Tanner is leading an initiative to expand Touch of Nature’s Park and Trail System to over 30 miles of a natural-surface trail.

Currently, there is no designated mountain biking trail in southern Illinois, with the two closest being in St. Louis and Indiana.

The trail system would attract outdoor recreation enthusiasts from across the country, increase Touch of Nature’s role in student recruitment and retention and establish the park as an economic driver for southern Illinois. Tanner believes such a bike trail could attract up to 55,000 people each year and bring $7 million in consumer spending to the region.

“We’re so thankful to everyone who shares in our mission – like the Rausenberger family, ”Tanner said. “I hope people will see the value in the economic boost that this will bring to southern Illinois.”

Frerichs is looking forward to the project’s completion and says it will hold a special place in her heart.

“I’m so excited to see this come to life. Family meant everything to my mom, and it does to my dad too. My mom would spend hours on our deck in the summertime, watching my girls race their bikes on the trails in our little patch of woods, across the bridge over the creek, exploring our own little forest. I guess you could say that we had our own little kids’ pump track, so this will be really special to me,” she said.

Zac Winstead, Dan Corey and Bryan Jenkins

Alumni Help Keep Automotive Technology on the Right Path The paths of Zac Winstead, Bryan Jenkins and Dan Corey converged at SIU’s automotive technology program in the late 1990s.

All three grew up in small towns across Illinois and Indiana and each had an affinity for automobiles.

When they arrived on campus, they immediately knew it felt right.

Jenkins remembers coming down to Carbondale with his parents and feeling that instant connection.

“Back then, the automotive technology program was located in the blue barracks near Carterville, Illinois. Even though it wasn’t much to look at, I knew I was home,” Jenkins said. “I remember thinking if I could get a job in the automotive technology field, I would enjoy going to work for the rest of my days. Turned out I was right. “ Their introductions to one another came through their vehicles.

“At first, we didn’t know each other’s names, but we knew each other’s trucks,“ Corey said. “I drove a 1989 Chevy S-10, and Bryan drove a 1971 Chevy C-10 and Zac drove a 1977 F-150,” Corey said. They eventually became close friends, spending weekends together singing karaoke at a Carbondale establishment known as Key West.

“In the 1980s, there was a country music group known as the Highwaymen with Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson,” Winstead said. “Each of us had our own connection to the group. Although we could not sing like them, we had a great time trying.”

After graduation, they began their careers. The work took them on different paths across the country to California and Louisiana and, eventually, Michigan.

“If you are in the automotive industry, most roads eventually lead back to Detroit,” Jenkins said.

The friendship has lasted well over the course of 25 years. Their bond has only grown stronger now that they all live in the Detroit area.

Winstead ‘01 is a director at Ally Financial. Jenkins ‘01 is a manager of Ford’s hotline department and Corey, ’01 and ’02, works as a service representative for Hino Trucks, a Toyota truck division.

The three also maintain a bond with SIU. Corey often returns to SIU for visits when he delivers trucks to southern Illinois. Jenkins serves on the SIU automotive technology program’s advisory board and Winstead has stayed in touch with many of the program’s leaders, such as Michael Behrmann, chair of SIU’s automotive technology department.

Behrmann says their bond is not uncommon in the automotive technology program, and many alumni stay closely connected beyond graduation.

“The careers for Zac, Dan, and Bryan led each to different corporations and different parts of the world. Their ties with SIU automotive and each other continued over the years. Today, their careers have located them close together once again,” Behrmann said.

While many donors wait until the end of their careers to give back, Winstead, Jenkins and Corey are giving back now. Each is donating $500 every quarter for the next five years.

By 2024, they will have funded an endowed scholarship of $25,000. Preference will be given to a student who has demonstrated success in the SIU automotive program and who has worked in the automotive/transportation industry. A demonstrated knowledge of the Highwaymen will also be a relevant factor.

“Our goal in setting up a scholarship is not to reward the best and the brightest students. We aren’t necessarily looking for a 4.0 student.

We are all fortunate enough to enjoy what we do and want to help other students just like us,” Jenkins said.

Winstead agrees.

“Looking back, those were the best four years of my life, and I would go back and replay it all in a minute. SIU was a setting that helped me prepare for real life and real experiences,” he said. “I just want to give that experience to someone else.”

For Corey, SIU changed the trajectory of his life.

“It was a beacon that let our lights shine. SIU gave us all the opportunities to do what we love in an industry we didn’t know existed. In the towns where we grew up, there was no path to get there,” he said.

Behrmann is appreciative of the gift and hopes other Salukis will follow in their footsteps.

“The Highwaymen Automotive Scholarship will encourage our students to continue working hard and striving to become their best while also providing much needed financial assistance. It demonstrates the Saluki family support for their future success,” Behrmann said.

To donate to the SIU Automotive Technology program, visit siuf.org.

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A Lesson In French

Joe French

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efore the sun rose on Joe French’s first day in the world, he already had several strikes against him.

Born in the Bronx during the 1950s, French grew up in the midst of racial tension and dramatic demographic shifts.

Born to a bipolar mother, French himself suffered from dyslexia.

French’s father determined his son would leave the east coast upon his high school graduation and enroll at Southern Illinois University during the late 1960s.

“I actually never applied to any other university except SIU,” French said. “As a third-generation family member to attend SIU, no one even considered sending me anywhere but Carbondale.”

French’s grandfather attended SIU when it was known as Normal University With his one-way ticket to the Midwest, French boarded a plane and arrived on campus. Carbondale turned out to be a great home for French, who knew he would be headed in the wrong direction if he didn’t go west to SIU. “It was the late ‘60s and early ’70s, and there was the flower power movement and all kinds of drugs. New York and the East Coast were embracing that movement, and when I came to Carbondale, that pace slowed,” he said.

“SIU was this wonderful place to decide who I was going to be and how I wanted to be perceived. I wasn’t somebody’s son; I was just a student along with thousands of other students. I got a great education at SIU, and my degree in psychology helped me throughout my life understand people and what makes them tick.”

French’s SIU education contributed to his success as an entreprenuer. He became a millionaire before the age of 30.

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“Psychology came in handy on my very first job. I was the first black kid to be hired at a Jaguar dealership,” he said. “In less than six months, I was their number one salesman. I learned that people wanted knowledge about cars, and I also learned that knowledge was powerful.”

From an early age, French honed his entrepreneurial skills and even put them to use at SIU while he worked on his degree.

“I used to travel back and forth to New York and buy these fancy sports cars and drive them back to southern Illinois where people didn’t have access to such vehicles. Those cars sold like hotcakes,” he said. “Right before graduating, I spotted a tractor trailer bed selling waterbeds. I seized the opportunity and bought them all. In a few days, I resold them and made a quick $16,000.”

For graduation, French received a camera as a gift. He went back to New York City, opened an art gallery and started hanging out with budding photographers such as Paul Caponigro and Ansel Adams.

“We would trade photographs and sell them for about $100 to each other,” French said. “I remember I used to get so mad at Ansel because he was the only one who made us pay $250. I thought he was playing dirty until much later when I sold one of his photographs for $50,000.”

When the art market took a huge dive, he decided to go into corporate art, which led him to his ultimate destination of commercial leasing and real estate brokerage.

During his time selling art to corporations he worked with a number of artists including Eliot Porter, a photographer known

“What you need to do is figure out what you love and if it can support you in a lifestyle you can live with. You have to be realistic in your dreams.

You need to be willing to go hard and when doors are shut, see if there is another door that can be opened.” − Joe French

for his richly colored images of the natural world. His photographs of nature from the forests of New England to the deserts of Mexico became the iconography of the conservation movement. Today, his works are held in the collections in museums such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

French published a limited edition portfolio of Porter’s photographs called “Trees.” French donated one of the 25 sets to the Morris Library’s Special Collection.

“I want students to know who Eliot Porter was, especially if they have an interest in photography. I also wanted to give back to the university that set me on the path to success,” French said.

Morris Library’s dean, John Pollitz, says that SIU photography classes have already visited the collection.

“We plan on displaying it in the University Museum this fall where everyone can see these masterpieces,” Pollitz said.

When French was asked about the advice he would give to today’s students, he said he would tell them that they don’t have to be a rap star to succeed.

“What you need to do is figure out what you love and if it can support you in a lifestyle you can live with,” he said.

“You have to be realistic in your dreams. You need to be willing to go hard and when doors are shut, see if there is another door that can be opened.”

French has written a book about his life, “French Lessons,” which will be published in late 2019.

#SIUDAY It was a celebration 150 years in the making, and it didn’t disappoint.

On March 6, SIU’s alumni and friends gathered to honor the university during the third annual Day of Giving. Together, more than $910,000 was raised on a day marked by fun and philanthropy.

In the Morris Library rotunda, a crowd of Salukis and supporters enjoyed a surprise present. An oversized gift box was opened, unveiling a theater performance by Grey Dawg and students from the SIU theater department. Chancellor John M. Dunn gave remarks, and Carbondale Mayor Mike Henry presented SIU with a city proclamation for the SIU Day of Giving. The event was capped off with birthday cake.

Around campus, revelers interacted with fundraisers and university officials at Day of Giving booths at the library and the Student Center. There was also a mosaic wall made up of selfies that created a collage image of a saluki.

“The day was a great success,” said Matt McCoy, the SIU Foundation’s director of constituent relations. “There was a festive atmosphere. It was a wonderful day to be a Saluki.”

Most of the giving was done online, but the spirit of the day was evident during the on-campus events. Search for #SIUDay social media to see pictures and posts from the day.

Updated totals and a full breakdown of donations can be found at siuday.siu.edu.

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Coming Together

The Value Of Yes

Sunil and Rupali Sinha

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r. Atmesh Sinha brought his family to Carbondale in the early ‘70s to start the department of mining engineering at SIU and retired 25 years later before moving to St. Louis, where he and his wife, Chinta, still reside.

Sunil, the eldest of their three children, spent many summers in Carbondale while attending school and college overseas and was able to experience small-town life revolving around family, community and helping others. As he grew up and pursued his dream of getting a medical degree, he never forgot the community that raised him.

Sinha and his wife, Rupali ’96, have recently established a fiveyear pledge at $10,000 a year to support the College of Business.

Upon completing his internal medicine residency in Chicago, he returned to Carbondale and began his career with the Carbondale Clinic (now the SIH Center for Medical Arts) as an internal medicine physician, where he practiced for five years.

“There was a particularly challenging weekend of being on call where I covered for multiple colleagues, which served as a tipping point for me,” he said. “I determined I had to do something else besides patient care, so I set out to get my MBA. Although at the time, it wasn’t clear how the MBA would help, I was confident that it would open a few more doors in my career.”

Prior to the start of each semester he recalls sitting down with his staff and working out his patient schedule to allow him to

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take the required courses for the MBA program at SIU’s College of Business. The challenge was to make Sinha’s course schedule work with his patient schedule for the two years needed to complete the degree. With the help of his staff and support of his family, he managed to balance both.

Upon completion of his MBA, Sinha accepted a job as the director of primary care with the Department of Veteran’s Affairs hospital in Marion, Illinois. His work there opened the first of many doors in the field of administration, performance improvement and healthcare policy.

He next served as the director of managed care at the Department of Veteran’s Affairs health system in Maryland, and had the additional responsibility of chief quality officer for his network of hospitals covering Maryland, West Virginia and Washington, D.C. Various opportunities allowed him to subsequently work for the United States Department of Health and Human Services at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in Washington and as a Medical director for public health policy with Pfizer in New York and Washington.

He returned to clinical medicine first as the vice president for medical affairs at Bon Secours Memorial Regional Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia, then as the chief medical officer for Chenmed for its operations in Virginia and back to his

“Getting my MBA from SIU was the foundation for the many changes over my career which have allowed me to experience and positively influence multiple facets of health care.” − Sunil Sinha

midwest roots as the vice president and chief medical officer for the BJC medical group in St. Louis.

Though he left southern Illinois in 2001, he maintained ties to the area through family as well as with SIU as a life member of the alumni association and as an external advisory board member for the College of Business administration.

“Getting my MBA from SIU was the foundation for the many changes over my career which have allowed me to experience and positively influence multiple facets of healthcare,” he said.

Sinha also remembers advice he received during his time at SIU that he says he has applied to every career move he has made. He recalls a guest speaker from Chicago came to speak to his class about career advice.

Unlike most of his classmates, Sinha already had a successful career, so he was doubtful he would learn much from the presentation. However, the speaker shared about his first interview and how he hoped to get a job in finance but the job offered was in human resources. But, he knew he wanted to move to Chicago and this was a path to get there. So, he said yes to most of the questions and landed the job in Chicago.

“The advice he gave was something I never forgot. He said if you feel strongly about accomplishing something, the answer is always yes and the rest you will figure out,” Sinha said. “In my career, every position has been new and something I had not done before, but I always knew I could figure it out. And I have – just by saying yes.”

If you would like to join Sinha in supporting the College of Business, visit siuf.org.

Chancellor John M. Dunn, Phil Gilbert, Jeff May, and Jerry Kill

Banterra Agreement Establishes Scholarship Fund Southern Illinois University’s agreement with Banterra Bank, which changed SIU Arena to Banterra Center, also established a Banterra-SIU Scholarship fund.

The scholarship is funded by profits from an SIU Athleticsbranded affinity debit card.

Banterra Bank, the region’s largest, locally owned bank, announced the 10-year agreement in May. The multi-milliondollar agreement offers up to $10 million for SIU, with a $4 million guarantee for the first 10 years. The agreement can be extended for 10 additional years. The partnership is the largest corporate naming rights agreement in SIU’s 150-year history and the first naming right for the 55-year-old arena.

“The partnership represents Banterra’s commitment to the success of the university, our athletics program and the region,” said John M. Dunn, SIU chancellor. “We’re deeply grateful for Banterra’s generous financial commitment, which includes scholarship support for student-athletes. The Banterra Center will continue to be at the heart of our men’s and women’s basketball programs, attracting fans, community members and many others who support Saluki athletics.”

Former SIU Athletic Director Jerry Kill led the effort to get SIU’s first corporate naming-right partner in the university’s 150-year history. His said the partnership with Banterra serves as a strong example of future naming right opportunities for SIU’s athletic venues.

“As we sought out a naming rights partner, it needed to be a company that aligned with our core values and had the brand power to take us to the next level,” said Kill. “I knew after our first meeting with Banterra’s leadership that this was a group that we wanted on our team. Both Saluki Athletics and Banterra are going to make the most of this partnership to benefit our studentathletes, customers and fans.”

Working alongside Kill and the entire athletics administration is Saluki Sports Properties, which played an integral role in helping Banterra elevate its relationship. As the university’s athletics multimedia-rights holder and local Learfield IMG College team, Saluki Sports Properties oversees athletics’ corporate partner program and has worked closely with Banterra Bank over the past 10 years.

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Coming Together

An Accomplished Alumnus With A Heart For Helping Others

Tom Murray

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om Murray is a man of many accomplishments. From 1967 through 2007, he was employed at Sargent & Lundy, a global consultant to the electric utility industry. From 1993 through 2007, Murray was a senior vice president and an owner of the firm.

Murray completed a full two-year engineering program at Purdue University Calumet Campus in 1964 and became an engineering graduate at Southern Illinois University in 1967. He devoted more than 40 years to Sargent & Lundy before retiring in December 2007 as an executive vice president, owner and director of the company’s Power Delivery Services Business Group. He traveled extensively domestically and to the Middle East and Pacific Rim. Murray is a registered professional engineer in many states and a member of several professional organizations.

As Murray neared the end of his company career, he and his wife, Jan, decided it was time to give back to others.

“We chose to focus on two areas – SIU and Special Olympics Illinois,” Murray said.

Since 2004, Murray has participated with the Special Olympics of Illinois. He served as chairman for the organization in 2008.

He is a member of the board and serves on the executive and development committees.

At SIU, Murray serves on the Industrial Advisory Board of the College of Engineering. In 2012, he was awarded the SIU Alumni Achievement Award.

In 2008, the Murrays decided to establish a scholarship for students pursuing an engineering degree.

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“We do not determine who should receive scholarship funding. We only care that the funds get into the hands of those students who deserve the help,” he said.

His desire to help others in need came from his early years at SIU. Times were hard financially.

“When I arrived on campus, it was bursting at the seams.

There was not a single room available, so I ended up sleeping on a cot out at a farmer’s house outside of Murphysboro for a while,” Murray said. “I eventually found a space at the Tau Kappa Epsilon house.”

Murray said he thoroughly enjoyed his time at SIU, participating one year as a lifeguard at Campus Lake and working at The Club on the strip in Carbondale.

When he graduated from SIU, the country was at war in Vietnam.

“After graduation, I remember I submitted my application to Sargent & Lundy, but I didn’t hold much hope. Typically, you’d have to have many years of experience before you could be considered for a job at that company but, since many graduating candidates were in process to the Armed Forces and the company was under expansion, I got a chance to have an interview.”

Murray recalled that his interview took a full day filled with back-to-back interviews.

“The owner and the electrical department head of the company was the last to interview me. He looked at my résumé and said I have a question for you,” Murray said. “I see you took a transmission line design class at SIU. Are you familiar with the Maxwell-Boltzmann equations?”

Murray remembered his German professor at SIU explaining those equations so he gave him the answers he was looking for.

“He hired me on the spot and that started a 40-year career. I have reflected on that interaction many times. I am grateful for my education at SIU and how it prepared me for a great career at Sargent & Lundy," Murray said.

The Murrays have given back, donating $230,000 over the last 10 years to SIU. The Murrays have significantly funded a unique annual scholarship mandating full distribution of the annual donation within five years. The couple has committed to donating $125,000 for the next five years.

Dean John Warwick of the College of Engineering said Murray’s commitment and generosity to SIU are commendable.

“These funds have and will support many accomplished and well-deserving students in our College of Engineering,” Warwick said.

Murray’s advice to students is simple and direct.

“Never give up,” he said. “If you develop a set of goals and a direction in mind, map out your path. As long as you stay committed, you will find success at many levels.”

Giving Made Easy Are you interested in giving to SIU but unsure about how to get started? No problem.

The SIU Foundation is proud to offer a number of ways to make donations of all sizes.

Cash

The quickest way to give is to make a gift is to use check, credit card or electronic fund transfer.

Checks can be made payable to the SIU Foundation and submitted with a gift pledge form. Gifts made by credit card require the same form.

You can transfer funds to the foundation regularly by setting up an electronic fund transfer from a bank account. The foundation also provides a form for that process.

Annual Gifts

Each year, annual gifts contributed by alumni and friends of the university help provide scholarships to students as well as funding for research efforts, equipment and other needs.

The annual giving campaign is an excellent opportunity for alumni to maintain close contact with their college or department.

Your annual support plays an essential role in ensuring students and faculty have the best resources available to pursue their academic endeavors. Any kind of private support is crucial and will have a positive impact on SIU.

Endowments

Did you know some companies match their employees’ contributions? It’s true.

Many corporations will match the contribution of their employees, officers, directors and, in some instances, spouses and retirees.

Ask your personnel or community relations department if your company has a Matching Gift Program.

An endowment is a great way to ensure your gift has a noticeable, lasting effect on those it benefits.

Contributions can be made in the form of cash, securities, life insurance or real estate. An endowment may also be established through a will or charitable trust.

A donor has the option of endowing a scholarship, chair, professorship, visiting lecturer, faculty fellowship, graduate fellowship or facility. The minimum amount necessary to create an endowment is $25,000 (payable over a period of up to five years).

Securities

IRA Gifts

Matching Gifts

Stocks, mutual funds, bonds and other publicly traded securities may be transferred as gifts through the foundation.

There are various ways of transferring these gifts, such as a transfer of securities from the donor’s brokerage account or delivery of the actual certificate to the foundation.

Gifts of long-term appreciated securities may offer a substantial tax savings. These gifts may be deducted at the fair market value without the recognition of capital gains.

Real and Personal Property

Gifts of real or personal property, also known as gifts-inkind, can enhance the mission of the university.

Gifts-in-kind may include your personal residence, farm equipment, artwork, rare books and other property that has a determinable value. The IRS has established rules for valuing these gifts, and the foundation reviews them prior to acceptance.

In Memoriam

Gifts can also be made in the honor or memory of a loved one.

The foundation will send an acknowledgement of the gift to the family when the donor provides a name and address.

We will not mention the dollar amount of the gift unless you ask that we do so.

An IRA charitable rollover is an effective way to help SIU further its mission.

Plus, the financial benefits to the donor are significant.

You can: • Avoid taxes on transfers of up to $100,000 from an IRA to the foundation.

• Satisfy the required minimum distribution for the year.

• Reduce taxable income, even without itemizing deductions.

• Make a gift that is not subject to the 50 percent deduction limits on charitable gifts.

Contact your IRA plan administrator. The funds can be directly transferred to the foundation.

Corporate Gifts

Gifts from corporations and foundations play a significant role when it comes to serving students. Whether you are part of a large, global company or a local business, a partnership with SIU is mutually beneficial.

Becoming involved with the university can assist in the recruitment of SIU’s top students, internships, research opportunities and exposure during campus events.

What Next?

All of this information and necessary forms can be found by visiting www.siuf.org and clicking on “Ways to Give.”

For more information, call 618-453-4900.

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Honor Roll 2019 The Southern Illinois University Foundation greatly appreciates every gift from the thousands of alumni, students, parents, organizations and extended community members who choose to contribute each year. Your generosity enhances scholarship offerings, supports faculty research and scholarly endeavors, augments academic programs, and enhances our beautiful campus infrastructure. SIU and its students truly value your contributions to our community.

The Honor Roll recognizes gifts made to Southern Illinois University Carbondale through its foundation offices in Carbondale and Springfield, IL. Annual giving societies (Sponsors, Benefactors, Advocates, Innovators, and Visionaries) recognize donors of $1,000 or more during fiscal year 2019 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019). Cumulative giving societies (Parkinson, Shryock, Pulliam, Morris, Old Main, and Chancellor’s Circle) honor living individuals with lifetime giving of $25,000 or more. Individuals who have made planned gifts or included the Southern Illinois University Foundation in their wills are recognized in the Paul and Virginia Society.

Every attempt has been made to ensure that donors are listed accurately and to honor the wishes of anonymous contributors. Please feel free to contact the director of donor relations at 618-453-2330 with any questions or concerns.

Honor Roll CHANCELLOR’S COUNCIL CUMULATIVE LEVELS The following categories of giving have been established to recognize individuals that have reached cumulative giving levels of $25,000 or more by June 30, 2019. * Deceased

CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE $1,000,000 and above This is our highest giving level within the Chancellor's Council. The Circle recognizes donors whose outstanding generosity creates the cornerstone of our great University.

Jane M. & Ralph E. Becker Marsha K. & Gary Bertrand Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs Thomas Y. & Chany N. Chung Greg N. & Nancy C. Cook Francesca M. & Jeffrey S. Cooper Beth & Bob G. Gower Charles Helleny* F. Lynn & Susan F. McPheeters Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer John C. & Marsha G. Ryan Jayne E. & John D. Simmons Deb & Eric Suder Kenny A. & Lisa Troutt Lynne M. Weston-Pontikes Thomas P. & Elaine A. Wittmann Elvin G. & Sharon K. Zook

OLD MAIN SOCIETY $500,000-$999,999 The first building on SIU’s campus was completed in 1874 but destroyed by fire only nine years later. It was replaced by Old Main in 1885 at a cost of $152,000. Old Main burned in 1969 and was not replaced, but its memory lives on in Old Main Mall.

Barbara J. & George W. Beck Treg D. & Karla R. Brown Harry L. Crisp, II J. Michael & Kathleen P. Davis John T. & Kelly A. Davis Margaret H. Fornear Mark J. & Sylvia F. Garwin Burnell D. & Shirley A. Kraft Barbara T. Lesar James M. Rosser Evelyn Schlichting Herbert S. & Barbara S. Shear Edward T. & Margaret R. Simonds Debra A. Smith Roger B. & Sally A. Tedrick Evelyn M. Thomas Dorothy Vogel

DELYTE W. MORRIS SOCIETY $250,000-$499,999 This society honors the eighth president of the University (1948–1970), Delyte Morris, whose vision and innovation transformed SIU into a major institution.

Both the curriculum and campus infrastructure expanded significantly.

During Delyte’s administration, SIU won a separate governing board as well as national and international fame. The university's library bears his name.

Mark J. & Susan M. Ashley

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Bryan E. & Eva J. Black Marilyn A. Black Richard W. & Brigitte A. Blaudow Frank F. Bleyer* Lori K. & Robert C. Bleyer Kathryn S. Bohn & Thomas E. Nielsen Bessie I. Brewster Han Lin & Juh Wah Chen Aveniel A. & John T. Cherry Linda R. Cook Thomas M. Corpora & Mary Kay Moore Jon S. Corzine Harry L. & Stacie Crisp Thomas W. & Lana K. Davis Larry R. DeJarnett Emma J. & Michael R. Durr Diane S. & John R. Fisk William M. Herr Kenneth R. Hetge & Della Dusel-Hetge H. Richard Hiller and Donna Hiller, Jr. Eileen K. Hoye Augustyn Carl A. & Janet S. Jennings Marvin K. & Melanie K. Kaiser Cheonae Kim Donald F. Koch & Barbara Sawyer-Koch George G. & Patricia Loukas Sumera & Zahoor Makhdoom Jeffrey E. & Tabatha K. Mayer Cynthia M. Mill & Robert G. Chambers Michael & Tedra L. Miller L. Sherwood & Joan Minckler William D. Moore Michael R. & Patty Peters Glenn W. & Jo Poshard Doris L. & Dennis E. Rathjen Daryl W. & Ella L. Reid Donald E. Starzyk Donald K. Surgeon Joseph K. & Nancy Wai Romona W. Ward Ronald L. Ward Stephen L. Wells Virginia K. White Anna Woerner

ROSCOE PULLIAM SOCIETY $100,000-$249,999 Roscoe Pulliam was the first university alumnus to become president (1935– 1944) and the first president not to be selected from the faculty. In 1943 limited university status was granted to SIU, and three colleges – Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Vocations – were planned. Credited to Pulliam were the alumni office, religious foundations, a student health service, and expanded faculty benefits.

Maqbool & Samina Ahmad D. Gordon & Natalie G. Allan Lydia A. Arbogast Chris & Patricia L. Auffenberg Judy A. Baine Cynthia A. & Stephen W. Baker Eunice W. Banes Harold R. & Lana G. Bardo Robert L. Barrick Imogene C. Beckemeyer Christine L. & Jeffrey I. Bennett Dorothea A. Bilder

Barbara J. Blacklock & John C. Ham Joseph A. & Stacey L. Bleyer Lane Blume-Hudgins & Joseph Hudgins Beth C. & Thomas D. Boggs Frank W. Bonan & Nicole R. Hargett Donna L. & Hunt Bonan Roy M. Bot Kathleen M. Bottum Carolyn D. & Stephen J. Boyd Brenda K. & John S. Brewster Pamela J. Brown Colleen A. & Richard E. Brown Dr. Seymour L. Bryson* & Marjorie A. Bryson Jacqueline N. Buck F. Dale Budslick Kim & Alan H. Kim Roland W. & Berlean M. Burris David E. & Rebecca Busby Patrick J. & Tari A. Butler Nick P. & Kimberly K. Calamos Michael C. & Nancy B. Carr Ramona M. & James A. Chamness Padmalatha Chandrashekar Yunfei Chen Christine & David Clinton Diane R. Compardo & Ronald G. Wienstroer Gloria J. Corder Linda J. Corder & Albert Somit James R. & Pamela D. Couch Sara E. Culhane Edward E. Curtis G. David & Kelley R. Delaney Margaret A. & Jeffrey M. Diederich Julie Dien Ledoux & Stephen Ledoux Kathy J. & Bruce A. Doerr Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. John C. & Kay R. Dosier Ronald G. & Helen H. Dunn Gerald K. & Laura F. Eader George A. Edwards Edward F. Eigenrauch Jeffrey H. & Kelly S. Emme Tracy R. Evans & Andrzej Bartke Elwanda D. & William A. Fenwick Glenn V. Follis Hazen L. & J. Roland Folse John M. & Karyn K. Forbes Thomas W. Franks John Frasca Barbara A. & Thomas W. Frasca Joseph J. Gareis & Kathryn J. Simonds H. R. & Sally Gentsch Nancy K. Glassman & James E. Lemert Todd A. & Wendy Goodman Paul Green Darryl & Gisela Greenamyer Terri Greenamyer Kimberly S. Gregory Peter R. Gregory Cynthia S. & Ray A. Griffith John S. & Robin M. Haller Edward A. & Monica Hamilton Amber B. Hanson Robert B. & Jan R. Hardcastle Roy K. Harris James L. Hayes* James R. Hayes Lois A. Hayward David R. & Deborah L. Herndon Kara L. & Rodney J. Herrin Dr. Roger and Cathy Herrin

Delney N. & Andrew G. Hilen Anne M. Hill Conrad C.* & Nelda W. Hinckley Catherine Joan Huffman* Diane C. Hughes Kenneth J. & Jacqueline M. Hull Osaretin B. & Valerie D. Idusuyi Geoff & Jennifer Isringhausen Susan Isringhausen Dorothy A. Ittner James N. & Deana M. Jannetides Melissa J. & Robert A. Jensen Victoria N. Johnson Janet K. & Larry R. Jones Fotios D. Karayiannis Haley & James G. Karayiannis Margaret A. & Richard E. Katholi Richard A. & Kathleen Kelley Judy & Lawrence M. Kerr Marvin D. & Marion L. Kleinau Miriam B. Klimstra Donald W. & Linda* Kloth Keith & FloAnn Klukis Daniel G. & Dawn Korte Dennis J. & Patricia A. Kortkamp Jeffrey M. & Angela M. Kottkamp Regina A. Kovach & David E. Steward Gregory J. Kraft Gilbert H. & Jean E. Kroening Laurie K. Landgraf Catherine LeGout Holly A. Leitch & Frederick D. Gillespie James D. & Kathleen L. Lightner Bernth O. Lindfors Kelly Lohn Leo K. & Jennifer A. Ludwig William R. & Barbara J. Lymangood Ken G. & Karen Mangiaforte Martin Barbara A. Marder-Gately & Charles M. Gately Dale R. & Jean A. Martin David W. & Karen G. Maschhoff Kenneth D. & Julie Maschhoff Debby & Gary E. Mayer Larry E. & Rebecca A. Mayer William J. & Gail G. McGraw The Honorable Donald F. McHenry Wrophas Meeks Christoph E. & Edith M. Micha Harvey N. & Collie C. Michaels Paul E. & Karen S. Miner Scott F. & Julie A. Moller Becky Moody Thomas J. & Janice C. Murray Charles E. Neal Benjamin E. Nelms John T. & Lora Lee Nugent Ellen A. Odom Ronald E. & Michelle A. Osman Tilden E. Parks Bernard G. & Norma L. Patterson Norman J. & Mary T. Pattiz Todd J. Patton Richard A. & Patricia W. Pautler Collynn K. Pearl Melvin Pearl M. Hal & Susan F. Pearlman Kenneth G. Piercy Peter J. & Rebecca M. Pirmann Carol H. & Robert W. Posegate Gayl S. Pyatt Susan W. & Jeffrey M. Rashid Kevin W. Reimer

Martha R. Rhine Donna Riehm Judith M. Roales Gary A. Robinson & Michelle J. Suarez Barrett R. & Marilyn L. Rochman Charles W. & Mary F. Roe Ronald R. & M. T. Romanelli Anne L. & Robert C. Russell Carol S. Sanders Jan M. & Stephen Schauwecker Barbara J. Schwartz George V. & Diane M. Sheffer Gail A. & L. Dean Short Lisa G. & Samuel J. Short Jamieson G. & Lynn K. Shotts Carolyn W. Snyder James Daniel & Linda R. Snyder Howard M. & Karri I. Spiegel Lance P. & Mary K. Steahly Jane W. & Ronald R. Stockton Bobby Don & Francis Sullenger Nobuyuki Tanaka Gordon R. & Sharon D. Teel Elinor R. Thaviu Thomas S. Thaviu Shelley A. Tischkau Larry Townsend & Judy C. Drolet Glenn Urquhart Timothy A. Vanfleet & Korine G. Vlahos-Vanfleet Beverley J. & Mark L. Ward Greg Weeks Harvey Welch, Jr.* & Patricia K. Welch Eileen & H. Wesley Wilkins Charles S. & Margaret A. Wilson Brian E. & Gena M. Woodard James W. & Laura Wright Jayne A. & Jerry Wright

HENRY W. SHRYOCK SOCIETY $50,000-$99,999 Henry Shryock, our fifth university president (1913–1935), joined the English department faculty in 1894.

Credited to his administration were further curriculum revisions, the rural education program, a significant physical education and athletic program, a new power plant, and the construction of Shryock Auditorium.

Sydeny Abrahams Jeffrey E. Agnew Mark R. Alexander Peter C. Alexander Sarah Jane & William A. Alexander David F. & Vickey J. Anderson Marcia A. Anderson Karl Antonius Amy C. Arai & Markus Kessler Richard Arblaster Ellis M. & Holly Arjmand David A. Baer Larry D. Bailey & Loleta Thomas-Bailey Dorothy W. & John H. Baker Kevin D. & Lyn G. Bame Jerald T. & Lynne D. Barkmeier Roland J. Barr David N. & Patricia R. Bateman Belinda & Dylan P. Bates Brenda K. & Thomas L. Baumann John A. & Bertha S. Becker Donald L. & Shirley A. Beggs John G. Benitez

Jason A. Bergandi Beth A. Bergman & David Heneberry Michael G. Bernard F. Gordon Berry Charles D. Binkley Minann Black Dale W. Blaise Rebecca H. & Todd Blaudow Dorothy R. Bleyer Joann E. & Knute R. Bleyer Steven A. & Toni Bleyer Gayla R. & William F. Borgognoni Sandra W. & Tomasz W. Borowiecki Richard W.* & Ellen M. Bradley Linda C. & William Kent Brandon Glen A. Brandt Kristie & Rick C. Brandt Christine Brewer Gregory J. & Lianne E. Brewer Mary S. Brigham Mark A. Brittingham & Kathleen L. Pine Thomas C. Britton & Molly S. Edwards-Britton Jill M. Brody & R W. Lambert Frances Brown Chelcee D. & Lance P. Brown Norma M. Brown Devon & Howard G. Buffett Marcia L. Bullard & Thomas J. McNamara Teresa H. & Tony L. Burdin William J. & Tonia Burke Sue Burroughs & David A. NewMyer Jonathan W. & Suzanne R. Burton Keith L. & Teresa L. Camarato Joe Campbell Martha Mofield & Thomas Raymond Campbell Burton L. & Margaret E. Cannell Anne Carman Susan E. & Dennis P. Carr Alison A. & Steve A. Carter Thomas F. Catania

Nearly 3,000 donors made gifts during the 2019 Day of Giving.

Donations were received from people in 46 states.

Michael I. & Sylvia A. Chalem Ellen & Frederick C. Chiu Charles W. Clark Cathy A. & Michael N. Coad Edward T. & Susan Collins Ponjola Coney Lee Ann & Paul L. Conti George H. & Pamela J. Cook Juanita M. & Leon E. Cook Virginia H. Cooper Clarence C. & Donna M. Copping David L. & Helen D. Coracy Rosemary J. Cornell Joe Cortese Lester & Renee Crown Lavida Cruse Oliver W. & Corenna C. Cummings

Valerie Damer Randy A. Daniels & Sallie Manzanet-Daniels Donald R. Darling Joe M. Davis Cathy S. & Shane S. Denney Sherry L. Denny Carol & Richard U. DeSchutter Jared H. & Maryann J. Dorn Oliver H. & Candace K. Dorn Brian N. Dorris Douglas N. & Michelle L. Dorris Kevin Dorsey, M.D., Ph.D. & Linda F. Dorsey Thomas P. & Lisa Downey Arthur S. Duffy William E. Eaton Kay L. & Ronald R. Eckiss Ellen Eder Irish & Bruce D. Irish Toni S. Eggemeyer Lawrence A. & Merinda J. Eisenhauer Donald E. & Patricia B. Elmore Joseph Feder Agustin Fernandez Rachel G. Fischoff Michael Fisher Thomas H. Flaherty Joyce E. Fogleman Bruce E. & Janet B. Fohr David K. Fombelle Kristi L. Fombelle Robert Fombelle Nanette R. Franks Mary Luh Fraunfelter Joseph C. & Maureen C. French Nancy K. & Randall J. Fricke Helmuth H. Fuchs Donald Fuller Cindy & Philip S. Gatton Amy & David A. Gelber Paul J. & Marilyn M. Georgy Brad & Susan Gesell Wesley J. Gibson & Linda Rezab Gibson James T. Gildersleeve Clarence G. Glenn Stephen D. & Cheryl A. Goepfert Samuel Goldman Stephen Goodhead Mark D. Greatting & Starlin A. Haydon-Greatting Terry J. & Jane E. Grewe Charles W. & Margy L. Groennert Russell A. & Wendy A. Gruber George J. Gumerman Sheila J. Gumerman Mrs. John Guyon Russell L. & Carole P. Halbrook Melanie S. Halford Yvonne P. Hammonds Thomas L. Hanson Louis C. & Marilyn S. Harding Geraldine M. Harre Kathryn L. & Joe H. Harrison Susan S. & William K. Harryman Catherine K. Hart & Christopher E. Wottowa James W. & Mary M. Hart M. Velina & William F. Hartmann James A. Haworth Stephen P. Heckel Michelle P. Herrin Byron E. & Janet S. Hill Diane C. Hillard-Sembell & Mark E. Sembell Mark A. & Stacy L. Hinrichs

Kim J. & Sara E. Hodgson Caryl & Henry Holz Marilyn W. Hoskins Frank G. Houdek & Susan E. Tulis Stephen J. Howe Joanne T. Huffman Candis S. & Fred R. Isberner Nancy W. & John S. Jackson Richard L. Jantz Mary L. Jeffers Charlotte E. Johnson Patsy S. & Richard C. Jones Christopher J. & Stacey L. Julian-Fralish Patricia K. & Anastasios D. Karayiannis Robert C. & Beth A. Kaufmann Michael S. & Rhonda K. Kelley Larry & Leslie Kelly Kimberly G. & Mark A. Kelly The Honorable E. Dan Kimmel & Barbara Kimmel

During the Forever SIU campaign, the College of Agricultural Sciences has raised $945,575, increasing research opportunities for students.

Jerry L. & Kathy King Laura L. King-Vidales & Henry Vidales Rodney W. & Cynthia K. Kinzinger Sarah Kitchen Kevin G. & Sandra E. Klaine Thomas Knapp Patty L. & Victor S. Koenig Horst R. Konrad Gregory D. & Barbara L. Kraus Rodney E. Kroenlein Jerry E. & Lois A. Kruse John O. & Lillian Kucan Melinda A. & Alfred B. LaBarre Wilma L. Lampman Carl E. Langenhop Howard Y. Lo Gail L. & John A. Lorenzini Timothy J. Loughran Vincent R. & LaDonna S. Luckey Lawrence A. & Mary A. Luebbers Carl W. Lutes Gray M. & Donna N. Magee Karen L. & Mitchell J. Magee Lawrence C. Matten & Susan C. Krems Dave McGeown Jennifer L. McIlwaine & Richard Q. Stephens Mary A. McRae Kevin L. Mechler Karla G. & Robert L. Mees Gary L. & Sarah M. Merideth Sherrill J. & Van B. Miller Roger J. Missavage Barbara A. & Christopher A. Mitchell Carol J. & Samuel C. Mitchell

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Honor Roll Lynn C. Mitra Christian & Carolyn Moe Carolyn S. Morgan Glenda L. Morgan James R. & Leslie Morgan Richard L. & Julie Morgan Mark A. & Melissa A. Morley Beth A. & Daniel T. Mueller

During the Forever SIU campaign, the College of Applied Sciences and Arts accumulated $864,771 in gifts, which will help fund many upgrades.

Jacqueline R. Mueller & Scott Coffman Barry T. Mulshine Charles L. & Maureen C. Murphy George B. & Mary A. Murphy Richard A. & Judy A. Navarre Clifford G. Neill* Mark R. Newman Edward J. & Patricia A. O'Day Zachary T. Ouart Marvin C. & Sue L. Overton Jean Paratore Stephen M. & Kathryn E. Parks Linda S. Patton Steve Patton Les B. Pauly Janice Burns & Steve Payne Dr. Willie Pearson Fernando Pereira Michael G. Perris John S. & Karol Z. Phelps John T. & Mary R. Pohlmann Ashley N. & Dennis R. Poshard Brodie Price Charles E. & Erika Priester Jean E. Pulliam N. Regina Rabinovich & Franco M. Piazza Donald E. & Sheri J. Ramsey Ronnie Rapoport James A. & Valrey L. Rea Carolyn L. & Jacob G. Rendleman John M. & Robin R. Renfro Beverly Reynolds Shari R. Rhode Daniel A. & Joan M. Rightmire Nathaliewyn F. Robbins Phyllis E. & Kyle Robeson Janet L. & Steven M. Rogers John L. Roseberry Judith G. Rossiter Bob Roth Charles G. & Marlene T. Russell Herbert K. & Thyra K. Russell Don Safnuk Debra A. Sarvela Michelle M. & Paul J. Schafer Pamela J. & Rolf Schilling Nancy J. Schuch Diane K. & Michael J. Schumacher Diane E. Schwab

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Bart E. Scott & Starr Harper James D. Scott Paul A. & Laura A. Sforza James J. & Laura C. Sheffer Melodi L. & Marshall A. Sheffer Patrick F. Sheils Patricia J. Simon James E. & Marcia B. Sinnott Andrea R. & Robert J. Siracusano Frederick J. Smith Ronald L. & Christine B. Smith Frank L. & Mary F. Snider Christy W. & Matthew S. Solverson Edward F. Stephens James C. & Christina Stephens Victoria L. & William M. Stephens Pat S. Stephens-Williams & Mark Williams Sam Stokes Barbara Stotler Donald J. & Mary H. Stucky Gerald D. & Linda S. Suchomski Neil R. Swartz James C. Sweitzer Dana A. & William G. Talley Helen Tenney Naumer Charlotte Thompson & John S. Suhler Judy F. & William P. Thorpe Melba B. Thurman Roger D. & Penelope K.* Tippy Donald R. & Wanda W. Tracy Jitendra K. & Nivedita Trivedi Donald R. & Laurie F. Trowbridge Francis H. & Julie A. Tsung Andrea J. Turner Anthony G. & Patricia K. Tzoubris Charles H. & Janet M. Vaught Elaine M. Vitello Ida N. & Robert E. Wargel John O. & Lori Watson Joyce C. Webb Bradley S. & Lori A. Weiss Joseph M. Weresch* Charlotte West Bonnie C. & Stephen J. Wheeler Professor Wenona Y. Whitfield Joseph L. Williams Donald W. & LaLeeta J. Wilson Harry D. & Susan J. Wirth Lynnette C. & Robert L. Wolff Alyson G. & Thomas E. Wolz Mary Wood Molo & Steven F. Molo James E. Worrall David A. Yepsen Steven D. & Kathy A. Young Randall A. Youngblood Michael J. & Karen S. Zelten

DANIEL B. PARKINSON SOCIETY $25,000-$49,999 Daniel Parkinson, SIU's fourth president (1897–1913), was one of the university’s original faculty members. During his tenure, extensive changes in both the curriculum and the facilities were made. In 1907, the Illinois General Assembly approved the bachelor of education degree – the first being granted by Southern Illinois Normal University in 1909. Wheeler Hall, Allyn Hall and Anthony Hall were built during Parkinson’s administration.

Andrea Abrahams Marianne E. & Roy E. Abrahamson Laurie A. Achenbach

Aldon M. Addington & Dona R. Bachman Kimberly S. & Tahir A. Ali Rosalie A. Alongi Darrel R. & Sandra K. Anderson Douglas A. & Claudia J. Anderson Rolf A. Anderson Michael D. & Sally W. Andreas John R. & Marilyn J. Annable Patricia D. Arey Milton B. Armstrong & Lewann Harper-Armstrong Dale A. Arnold Beth M. Arthur Terry E. & Susan P. Asher Angela L. & Thomas R. Atema Lynne A. Auld & W. H. Carl Ebeling Theodora J. Bach* Steven G. Bailey & Karen F. Goodhope Ray & Texie Baldwin Phyllis A. & David L. Bandy Kenneth R. & Tamara A. Barba Henry N.* & Alice W. Barkhausen Amber J. Barnhart & Stuart Frank Richard D. & Rosemary T. Barrett Daryl G. & Denise D. Barth Vicki L. & Virgil A. Beadle Kenneth W. Bean Bryan L. & Robin R. Bell Allan G. & Barbara B. Bennett Ronald L. & Sharon K. Benton Patricia H. Berne & Louis M. Savary Andrew B. & Joan D. Bernhardt Dorothy B. Beyler Tripti Bhattacharjee Barry W. Birnbaum, Ed.D. James R. Bittermann Kelli J. Blaise Jerry D. Blakemore Don S. Blank Tara Blank-Ney & Gregory Kim Stan Blecher James B. Bleyer Barry H. & Kathleen Bodie Rachel J. & Robert M. Bodziak Jeffrey A. & Barbara L. Boehler Sarah E. & Jason P. Bond William D. & Deborah A. Borkon Ronald S. Borok Sean T. & Karyn D. Boston Cheryl G. & John G. Bradley Gail M. & James E. Braeutigam Kay M. Brechtelsbauer Betty L. Brennan Christine C. Bressers* Mark C. & Toni L. Brines Donald R. & Janice C. Britton Beverly J. & Christopher V. Brock Stephen W. Brodt Richard J. Brooks Charlie B. & Colleen* Brown Margaret I. Brown Mary L. Brown Scott E. Brown & Marlene Knell Brown Trace B. & Heidi R. Brown Thomas E. Buchheit John J. & Sarah A. Buckley Edward M. & Janice L. Buerger Suzanne Burge Michael D. & Susan P. Burke Carol A. Burns & Steven E. Kraft Paula & Robert G. Burton James L. & Anita A. Bush William R. & Paula L. Bushelle Betty R. & Kenneth V. Buzbee Merry L. Byerly Mercedes A. Cabaleiro & Jose A. Espinosa

Steven Cage Collin L. Cain Edward L. Calcaterra Matthew C. & Stephanie J. Camarato Richard H. & Rita Cannon Jill C. Cash Robert L. Cash Robert A. Catani Thomas J. & Jean E. Caulfield Tammy A. & Samuel L. Cavarretta Diana L. Cerniglia Robert A. & Janet P. Chamberlin Christopher B. Chambers & Sarah S. Fowler Rambha & Subhash Chaudhary Todd M. & Adrielle Chizmar Redmond R. Clark Murray K. Clayton & Patricia S. McManus Chris Cline* Brad Cole Clifford L. Coleman & Sharon A. Shrock Beverly A. & Hubert J. Collins Ellen R. & Richard W. Conley Erik J. Constance Susan C. Corker

Donors contributed $900,000 on the inaugural SIU Day of Giving. The next Day of Giving will be Wednesday, March 4.

Galen L. & Belinda Cornett Marcia M. Cornett Doug E. Cottom William J. Courtney Dr. Patricia A. Covington Raymond A. Cox & Judy Shimek-Cox Jackie L. & R. Richard Cox Jean E. & William J. Crampon Susan Crown Kimberly L. & Michael F. Dahlen Dennon W. & Alicia J. Davis Jane & Harris Deller Robert E. & Patricia G. Dennis Larry H. & Marlene D. Dietz Patricia A. Diggle Neil L. Dillard John K. Dobbins Byron A. & Rita O'Leary Dodd Dennis F. & Joann B. Doelitzsch Carol P. Dove Jill & Norman Duerbeck John M. & Linda T. Dunn Linda A. Dutcher Mark E. Dyslin & Cheryl A. Engelmann Charles F. & Eugenia S. Eberle Jim & Brenda M. Edgar William F. Eichfeld James R. & Nancy G. Eisenhauer Alexander M. Elliott Patricia E. & Hussein H. Elsaid Betty Engelstad DuWayne C. Englert Linda M. Esper & Robert E. Finch James T. & Karrie S. Ewers Bruce E. & Lea Ann Fager Steven J. & Jolene Falat Donna R. & Richard E. Falvo

Donna J. & Joe S. Foote John K. & Janet E. Foster Paul S. Franczyk & Heather C. Paquette Amy R. & Brian K. Frerichs Jeannette T. Fromm Vickie M. Frost & Richard A. Green Anne E. & Robert W. Frueh Karen & Robert N. Fulling Christopher J. & Ronda D. Gaertner Carol J. Garavalia Mary M. & Philip Garcia Thomas W. Gardiner & Linda A. Toth Diana L. Garoian Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Haitham Gasim Brenda L. & Douglas L. Gates Dianna G. Gaultney Ronald E. Gholson Patricia G. & J. Phil Gilbert M. Frances Giles Evelyn I. & Richard W. Gillespie Carrie M. & David N. Glassman Theodore A. Glassman Donald P. & Mona K. Glenn Diane M. & Jeffrey A. Goffinet Robert L. & Kimberly R. Gordon Patricia A. Grandcolas Laura K. Grandy Priscilla L. & J. Dale Gray Judith K. & Roger G. Gray Gregory A. Gregg Robert E. & Sherry Gulledge John E. & Deborah G. Gunter Sarah A. & Larry G. Haake Sandra C. Haddad Do Won & Myungyun Hahn Lloyd M. & Marcia B. Haims Dale B. & Karen H. Hales Dale W. & Colleen Y. Hall Jeanette M. & John E. Halldorson Mary A. & William R. Hamilton Kenneth H. & Amy M. Hannah Laura L. Harbaugh Prozesky & Corne' Prozesky Nicholas F. & Karen A. Harkovich Robert A. Harper* Dale W. Harrell Delbert L. Harris & Mary Metzger-Harris Michael A. Harris Tommy J. & Jennifer Harris Willard W. & Juanita L. Harrison Carolyn C. Hart Nancy L. Hartman & Fred M. Moehle John E. & Ruth A. Hawkins Stephen R. & Sharon K. Hazelrigg Cynthia P. & Martin A. Heckscher Bonnie & Roy C. Heidinger Joseph L. & Nancy M. Heimann Joseph Q. Henkle John M. & Terri W. Henry Carol A. & Paul Henry Karen Bedwell Herhahn Barbara E. & Patrick J. Hewson Kelly C. Higgins & Jeffrey M. Lehman Gary A. & Meribeth L. Highland Lynn & Paul Hill Jill D. Hinrichs Gerald K. & Hope M. Hofer Larry D. & Grace K. Hoffman William J. & Ruth A. Hoffman Erin K. & Arturo E. Holmes Loammi R. Hooppaw William T.* & Judy M. Hopkins Arthur M. & Gayle F. Horne Charles F. Howe Michael R. & Nancy A. Howell Robert H. & Linda K. Howerton

Xinyan Huang Fred A. & Ann G. Huff Kenneth R. & Marsha L. Hughes Richard C. & Pamela L. Hughes Sharon K. Hull & Cynthia A. Fraed James L. & Joanne B. Hunter Anita M. Hutton Elaine Hyden & Thomas J. Ziglinski Michael R.* & Evelyn W. Jackson Martine P. Jackson Preston E. & Melba Jackson Mary E. Janello Carol H. & Kenneth R. Jenkins Floyd C. & Jane E. Jerkins Clifford B. Johnson & Cristina N. Medrano-Johnson Angela G. & Larry W. Johnson Kathleen M. & Leslie E. Johnson Bernard I. & Jane E. Jones Kathy Jones Allison E. Joseph & Jon Charles Tribble Bruce W. & Deborah M. Joseph Charles E. Ketring Richard L. Kies Mary A. & Philip M. Kimmel Carol A. & David G. King Nancy E. & Richard W. Klassen George E. & Karin M. Klenovich Ray P. Knake Perry A. Knop & Sheila J. Simon Darlene & Mark D. Knott John F. Kofler Diane C. & John A. Koropchak Sharon L. Krudl Alan A. & Colleen P. Kuczynski Lea A. & Richard D. Kuehl Julia M. Ladner Kathy & Ray H. LaHood George A. & Barbara J. Lanxon Daniel E. & Cynthia L. Larson Judy & Hubert M. Lattan Harald Lausen

In 2019, SIU Athletics received the fourth-largest gift in Saluki history, which was made by Charles Helleny.

Marianne W. & Michael J. Lawrence David R. & Karla J. Lee George Leka Janice R. Lerner* Barbara G. & Morton P. Levine Diane C. Levitt Lynn Andersen & Phillip Lindberg Timothy P. & Polly H. Lo Camelle W. & Darnell T. Logan Osbert L. & Joe I. Lomax David A. & Janice M. Lowenberg Janet Clark Loxley, Ph.D. John S. & Kathleen R. Ludwig Robert Luken Jeffrey P. Lum Darlene S. Lutchka & Michael A. Workman Christopher W. & Sarah J. Maender Susan C. Maier

Mokenge P. & Tracy A. Malafa Stanley M. & Leslie E. Mann George E. Marifian Sandra L. Marsili Kurt R. & Lori J. Martin Patrick B. Mathis Jack F. & Rebecca B. Matlock Mark A. Mattos Carl F. & Victoria L. Mauck Corene M. & Matthew J. Mavigliano Jack K. & Norma J. Mawdsley

During the Forever SIU campaign, more than $5 million was received by the College of Business with the hopes of attracting the top students and faculty.

M. Dereth Maxey Keith Mayo Kay E. & Scott A. McClatchey Cheryl J. McClellan Hannah T. & Richard T. McDaniel John L. McDaniels Clinton D. & Debra V. McDonnough Brian G. & Millicent S. McElheny Dolly P. & Gene H. McFarland Mary K. & Thomas E. McGinnis Robert J. McGlinn Darren S. McGraw Christopher M. McMillin & Kelly Burke LaVern A. & Wesley G. McNeese Keith M. McQuarrie Mary A. Mechler Gregory R. & Linda C. Meredith Joseph A. & Annette Messina Donald C. Michel Alan L. Miller Donald C. Miller & Susan A. Miner John W. Mills Richard & Rachel K. Mills Elaine M. & Mikell T. Miskell A. Ben & Cyndy Mitchell April Mitchell Kelly & Patrick L. Mitchell Timothy W. Mitchell Beth L. & Trent A. Mohlenbrock Barbara A. Moore Diana B. & Alan W. Moreland Charles Morgan Patricia M. Moses Gregory M. Mueller & Betty A. Strack Mike & Debbie M. Munge Brenda J. & J. Hurley Myers Geoffrey S. Nathan & Margaret E. Winters Ronald A. Naversen Jenifer Neal Kathryn R. Neely Michael W. & Nadine C. Neumeister Stanley E. & Dorisann L. Newby Roxanna B. Nicholes Peggy A. & Walter G. Nieds William J. Niehoff Michael A. Niesel &

Heather J. Flowers-Niesel Cathy Noble Alice M. Noble-Allgire & Richard L. Allgire Helen M. & Luke M. Noland Christopher H. & Michelle R. Noonan Marie A. Norem Linda E. North Molly F. & William R. Norwood Ila J. O'Brien Timothy P. O'Connor Gregory L. & Lori A. O'Hara Dwight H. & Mary L. O'Keefe M. Slade & Annick O'Keefe Carrie L. & William T. Okuno Marolyn W. O'Neil Michael V. & Nancy L. Oshel Blane & Julie A. Osman Judi K. & John O'Steen Thomas J. & Tommye K. Pace Myosik H. Park Elizabeth J. & Jack M. Parker Daniel R. & Patricia L. Parmley Alicia M. & Scott J. Pate Gail B. Patterson Allan D. & Linda S. Patton Robert L. Paulson David R. & Ronda L. Payne William D. & J'Amy Payne Julian C. & Nancy H. Pei Robert A. Pell Julie M. Pena H. F. W. Perk Rollin M. Perkins Jerre C. & Nancy B.* Pfaff Susan L. Phillips G. Keith Phoenix & Virginia Herrmann Laurie-Anne Pidutti Garrett E. & Susan J. Pierce Stephen J. Pineda Irina & Michael D. Podolsky Rita J. Podolsky Jane S. & William N. Pontikes Alice & Garry Pope Charles A. & Bikkwai Y. Prange Denise J. & Mark D. Prince COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker, ILARNG (Ret.) Peter Pugliese Michael K. & Sharon S. Purcell Adaire & Mark W. Putnam Lori L. Quigg Mark D. & Cynthia C. Rabe Jane Hayes Rader Randy A. & Donna B. Ragan Arnold E. & Paula D. Ramage Sujatha Rao Craig R. & Roberta M. Reeves Diane L. Regan Kurt C. & Ruth A. Reid Marilyn J. Reinhardt Michael R. Reis John S. & Andrea E. Rendleman Katrina P. & Paul A. Renzaglia Sharon R. & John C. Resch Judy G. Reynolds Gordon K. & Sue E. Rhine Kevin J. Richter Jonathan Ries Bob & Tracey Riley Virginia B. Rinella Bruce D. & Gudrun Riter K. Thomas Robbins, M.D. &

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Honor Roll Gayle E. Woodson, M.D. Amanda A. & Ralph J. Robertson Gail B. & Andrew G. Robinson Neil Robinson Kenneth R. & Sheri L. Rochman David M. & Mary K. Rosenhauer Dale E. Rothenberger Barry Rubinoff Mary C. Rudasill Robert S. & Pamela Ryan Constance E. & Leonard P. Rybak Scott A. & Kristen L. Salmon James R. & Betty L. Sanders Lee Sanders Michael Sandlin Kathleen J. & Perry M. Santos Charlotte J. Sauget Peter Schaefer Kathryn M. & Rodney E. Schimpf Charles E. & Nancy M. Schmidt Mary T. & William R. Schnirring Paul G. & Bobbie S. Schoen Jennifer A. & Kurt S. Schroeder Mark S. Schuver David H. Schwind Shirley C. Scott Ann V. & Yale Sedman Karolyn M. Senica Constance M. & Michael F. Shanahan Craig D. & Diane L. Shanklin Leonard P. & Norah Shaykin Ann M. & Benjamin A. Shepherd Frances M. Shiplett Sherry D. Simmons James E. & Angela B. Simpson Ellen Sinclair Lucy A. Sloan Jolynn F. & Gerard V. Smith John L. Smith Lawrence J. Smith & Sheila Stocks-Smith Toni L. Smith Allegra F. Snyder Virginia M. Solverson Shipra S. Somani Douglas R. & Pamela J. Speer Susan O. & Robert L. Spellman Gregory S. & Victoria L. Sprehe James R. & Susan S. Stegeman Marlene & Richard W. Steger Louise R. & Mark J. Stegman Margaret D. & Mark E. Stenftenagel Myron M. Sternstein Kevin J. Stine Erin E. Stock Kyle G. & Angela R. Stokien Stephen W. & Tabitha A. Stone Gregory N. & Ann Stroube Duane & Sue E. Stucky Alan J. & Martha R. Stutz Michael E. & Robin Sulser Diane K. & Donald C. Summerlin Martha S. Sumner Judith A. & Theodore R. Sunder Katherine D. Swafford Martha K. & Raymond W. Swift Fred A. & Kathryn A. Taylor George J. & Marilyn B. Taylor George W. & Susanne M. Taylor Steven A. Tedesco John H.* & Joyce T. Texter John J. Theriac Deborah L. & Gary I. Thomas M. Francelle & Philip V. Thorne Curtis D. & Karun A. Tillett Gloria O. & Michael P. Tison Christine Y. Todd Donald S. Torry & Lisa M. O'Neill-Torry Anne E. & Charles D.* Travelstead

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Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Nancy J. Travis Peggy & Roger B. Traycoff Robert J. Treash Carolyn & Peter Tschomakoff Michael L. & Michelle Tucker Susan M. Tucker G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Margaret Van Meter Andrew J. & Carol A. Varney Rosaire Verrier Rita Victor Charles G. & Camille M. Wade Jamie M. Walker Thomas B. Waltrip & Elaine L. LeChien Daniel F. & Charlotte L. Ward Gola E. & Patricia M. Waters Colleen M. & Gregory W. Webb Bruce B. & Margaret G. Weber Mark & Jackie Wehrle Robert K. & Jan C. Weiss Donald E. & Mary A. Welge Robert B. Welker Laurel A. Wendt David P. & Sandra C. Werlich Georgia M. Wessel & Gary P. Kolb John F. Wettaw* Gail & Linda D. White Patti L. & Gregory P. White Lisa S. & Keith A. Wichterman Barbara J. & Bradley K. Williams Donald A. & Cathy S. Williams Kathleen & Larry L. Williams Mary J. & Robert M. Williams Michael R. & Susan L. Williamson William L. & Ronda Q. Wilson Robert E. & Sharon L. Winders Rick E. & Gale E. Winningham Sheryl C. Winschel Carol J. & Omar E. Winter Jennifer R. & Timothy M. Wolfe Jeffrey L. & Aura M. Woodruff Evan R. & Tasha Youngblood Chester R. & Diane M. Zara Robin L. Zitter

CHANCELLOR’S COUNCIL ANNUAL DONORS The following annual categories of giving have been established to recognize individuals and organizations choosing to make a gift of $1,000 or more to the SIU Foundation in fiscal year 2019 (July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019).

Visionaries $25,000 & above Individuals Estate of Mariella Aikman Chris & Patricia L. Auffenberg Cynthia A. & Stephen W. Baker Robert L. Barrick Barbara J. & George W. Beck Michael G. Bernard Dorothea A. Bilder Richard W. & Brigitte A. Blaudow Lori K. & Robert C. Bleyer Beth C. & Thomas D. Boggs Kathryn S. Bohn & Thomas E. Nielsen Kathleen M. Bottum Christine C. Bressers* Han Lin & Juh Wah Chen

Ellen & Frederick C. Chiu Greg N. & Nancy C. Cook Linda J. Corder & Albert Somit Sara E. Culhane Jared H. & Maryann J. Dorn Patricia E. & Hussein H. Elsaid Thomas W. Franks John Frasca Barbara A. & Thomas W. Frasca Joseph C. & Maureen C. French Amy R. & Brian K. Frerichs Robert B. & Jan R. Hardcastle James L. Hayes* William M. Herr Janet K. & Larry R. Jones Sharon L. Krudl Estate of Helmut Liedloff Carl W. Lutes Jeffrey E. & Tabatha K. Mayer William J. & Gail G. McGraw Gregory R. & Linda C. Meredith Estate of Jerome M. Mileur Lynn C. Mitra Scott F. & Julie A. Moller Beth A. & Daniel T. Mueller Dwight H. & Mary L. O'Keefe Tilden E. Parks Les B. Pauly Estate of Phyllis Proffer Daryl W. & Ella L. Reid Kevin W. Reimer James M. Rosser John C. & Marsha G. Ryan Estate of Vidya Sawhney Bart E. Scott & Starr Harper Jayne E. & John D. Simmons Donald E. Starzyk Roger B. & Sally A. Tedrick Evelyn M. Thomas Shelley A. Tischkau Christine Y. Todd Kenny A. & Lisa Troutt Romona W. Ward Ronald L. Ward Joseph M. Weresch* Charles S. & Margaret A. Wilson Businesses Advanced Technology Services Alwin C. Carus Mineral Trust American Honda Motor Co., Inc. American Institute of Steel Construction Archer Daniels Midland Company Auffenberg of Carbondale The Bank of Carbondale The Boeing Company Celia M. Howard Fellowship Fund Christine Bressers Supplemental Needs Trust Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln Cummins Engine Company, Inc. Ford Motor Company Franks, LLC Frasca International, Inc. General Motors Corporation Marion Mitsubishi Subaru Nissan North America, Inc. Orthopaedic Center of Illinois, Ltd. Orthopaedic Institute of Southern Illinois Passavant Area Hospital Foundation PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation, Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Simmons Hanly Conroy SIU Credit Union Southern Illinois Community Foundation Southern Illinois Healthcare Special Olympics of Illinois

Springfield Plastics, Inc. The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Valent USA Waldemar J. Klasing Private Foundation Windgate Charitable Foundation Innovators $10,000 to $24,999 Individuals Marcia A. Anderson Lydia A. Arbogast Terry E. & Susan P. Asher Mark J. & Susan M. Ashley David A. Baer Gregory R. Bever Bryan E. & Eva J. Black Marilyn A. Black Frank W. Bonan & Nicole R. Hargett Donna L. & Hunt Bonan Glen A. Brandt

During the Forever SIU campaign,the College of Education and Human Services has received nearly $1.5 million from donors, expanding the learning opportunities for students.

Kristie & Rick C. Brandt Frances Brown Treg D. & Karla R. Brown F. Dale Budslick Kim & Alan H. Kim Jonathan W. & Suzanne R. Burton Michael C. & Nancy B. Carr Aveniel A. & John T. Cherry Clarence C. & Donna M. Copping Lawrence C. & Alanna Y. Cotton Harry L. Crisp, II Harry L. & Stacie Crisp J. Michael & Kathleen P. Davis G. David & Kelley R. Delaney Kathy J. & Bruce A. Doerr John C. & Kay R. Dosier Arthur S. Duffy Lynn Elgart Jeffrey H. & Kelly S. Emme Hazen L. & J. Roland Folse Brenda O. & David G. Gilbert Stephen D. & Cheryl A. Goepfert Todd A. & Wendy Goodman Cynthia S. & Ray A. Griffith Dale B. & Karen H. Hales Roy K. Harris H. Richard Hiller and Donna Hiller, Jr. Erin K. & Arturo E. Holmes Marilyn W. Hoskins Kenneth J. & Jacqueline M. Hull Dorothy A. Ittner Richard L. Jantz Haley & James G. Karayiannis Richard A. & Kathleen Kelley George E. & Karin M. Klenovich Keith & FloAnn Klukis Jeffrey M. & Angela M. Kottkamp Jerry E. & Lois A. Kruse

Melinda A. & Alfred B. LaBarre Laurie K. Landgraf Holly A. Leitch & Frederick D. Gillespie Janice R. Lerner* Gail L. & John A. Lorenzini Sumera & Zahoor Makhdoom Barbara A. Marder-Gately & Charles M. Gately Estate of Elizabeth A. Marshall Linda S. Martin John K. & Lisa E. Merkin Joseph A. & Annette Messina Harvey N. & Collie C. Michaels Richard & Rachel K. Mills Mark A. & Melissa A. Morley William D. & J'Amy Payne M. Hal & Susan F. Pearlman Julie M. Pena Michael R. & Patty Peters Ashley N. & Dennis R. Poshard Susan W. & Jeffrey M. Rashid Doris L. & Dennis E. Rathjen Phyllis E. & Kyle Robeson Jan M. & Stephen Schauwecker Ronald L. & Christine B. Smith Carolyn W. Snyder Howard M. & Karri I. Spiegel Margaret D. & Mark E. Stenftenagel Neil R. Swartz Donald R. & Laurie F. Trowbridge Elaine M. Vitello Beverley J. & Mark L. Ward Colleen M. & Gregory W. Webb Bruce B. & Margaret G. Weber Harvey Welch, Jr.* & Patricia K. Welch Richard E. & Valerie B. White James W. & Laura Wright Jayne A. & Jerry Wright Businesses Ally Financial Ameren Charitable Trust American Online Giving Foundation Andrew Range Memorial Fund, NFP Arthur Agency, Inc. Aviation Interviews, LLC The Bernard and Naomi L. Podolsky Charitable Trust BJ Grand Salon & Spa Boeing Gift Matching Program BRANDT Centre for Neuro Skills The Conseco Group Deloitte Foundation Delta Air Lines Foundation Dental Safari Company DonateWell Eaton Steel Corporation Enterin, Inc. Fat Ass 5K & Street Party for Charity First Southern Bank Geocomp Corporation George A. Bates Memorial Foundation GSZ Properties, LLC The Henry A. Jubel Foundation The Hiller Family Foundation The Illinois Equal Justice Foundation The John Marshall Law School KPMG Foundation Learfield Communications, Inc. Memorial Health System Millard Management, LLC Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Neuhoff Communications, Inc. Peoples National Bank Pepsi MidAmerica Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc.

Robert Hardcastle Charitable Foundation, Inc. Robeson Family Benefit Fund Ron Ward Chevrolet Rosen's, Inc. SDCC Properties Manager, LLC Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc. Skin Solutions Dermatology & Skin Cancer Surgery, P.C.

During the Forever SIU campaign, the College of Engineering has received almost $3.5 million in gifts, helping students prepare for their futures.

Southern Illinois G. I. Specialists, LLC The Tedrick Group Timberline Fisheries Corp.

Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Vogler Motor Company, Inc. Ward Auto Group Whisperwood Farm Wright Building & Design Center YourCause, LLC

Advocates $5,000 to $9,999 Individuals Alan L. & Joan Ahr Mark R. Alexander D. Gordon & Natalie G. Allan Albert L. Allen & Susan M. Ford Charlotte A. & Michael J. Anton Milton B. Armstrong & Lewann HarperArmstrong Judy A. Baine Jeffery T. & Brenda L. Ball Melissa A. & William J. Banz Harold R. & Lana G. Bardo Imogene C. Beckemeyer Don S. Blank Rebecca H. & Todd Blaudow Dorothy R. Bleyer Frank F. Bleyer* Joseph A. & Stacey L. Bleyer Steven A. & Toni Bleyer Lane Blume-Hudgins & Joseph Hudgins Sandra W. & Tomasz W. Borowiecki Sean T. & Karyn D. Boston Carolyn D. & Stephen J. Boyd Christopher M. & Patty Bradbury Brenda K. & John S. Brewster Norma M. Brown Jerianne R. & Ben W. Bruce William J. & Tonia Burke Janice Burns & Steve Payne Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs William R. & Paula L. Bushelle Collin L. Cain Charles D. & Mary K. Callahan Cookie & Dean B. Campbell Joe Campbell Dawn & Piero Capecci Alison A. & Steve A. Carter

Elizabeth J. Cavanagh Rodney B. & Tamara G. Collard Diane R. Compardo & Ronald G. Wienstroer George H. & Pamela J. Cook Rosemary J. Cornell Thomas M. Corpora & Mary Kay Moore John T. & Kelly A. Davis Sherry L. Denny Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. Wei Du & Jianjun Ma John M. & Linda T. Dunn Emma J. & Michael R. Durr Lawrence A. & Merinda J. Eisenhauer William L. Enyart & Annette A. Eckert Daniel J. & Debra M. Ferraro Jennifer S. & John M. Flack John M. & Karyn K. Forbes Paul S. Franczyk & Heather C. Paquette Nancy K. & Randall J. Fricke Helen J. & Keith R. Gabriel James T. Gildersleeve Mark D. Greatting & Starlin A. Haydon-Greatting Peter R. Gregory Coralie E. & Owen H. Guthrie John S. & Robin M. Haller Estate of Barbara L. Hamilton Hallie A. Hamilton Amber B. Hanson Thomas L. Hanson Dale W. Harrell Kathryn L. & Joe H. Harrison Willard W. & Juanita L. Harrison Catherine K. Hart & Christopher E. Wottowa John E. & Ruth A. Hawkins James A. Haworth James R. Hayes Thomas E. & Julie M. Hearring Kara L. & Rodney J. Herrin Dr. Roger and Cathy Herrin Kelly C. Higgins & Jeffrey M. Lehman Delney N. & Andrew G. Hilen Diane C. Hillard-Sembell & Mark E. Sembell James R. & Joan L. Hood Osaretin B. & Valerie D. Idusuyi Nancy W. & John S. Jackson Carl A. & Janet S. Jennings Marlin Jeschke

During the Forever SIU campaign, the School of Law has received $789,083, which will give students access to expanded scholarships.

Patsy S. & Richard C. Jones Jason M. & Nicole N. Kane Fotios D. Karayiannis Estate of Andrew Klein Ronald D. Koblitz Patty L. & Victor S. Koenig Daniel G. & Dawn Korte

Regina A. Kovach & David E. Steward Gregory D. & Barbara L. Kraus Gilbert H. & Jean E. Kroening Martin J. & Cynthia L. Krug Alan A. & Colleen P. Kuczynski James A. & Mary G. LaCharite Judy & Hubert M. Lattan Harald Lausen David C. & Debbie J. Lieber Roger D. & Sharon S. Lipe Timothy P. & Polly H. Lo Leo K. & Jennifer A. Ludwig Christopher W. & Sarah J. Maender Kurt R. & Lori J. Martin Lawrence C. Matten & Susan C. Krems Suzanne H. McCafferty Jeanette & John McCarthy Kay S. & Robert J. McDermott The Honorable Donald F. McHenry William L. & Virginia D. McWhorter Christoph E. & Edith M. Micha Donald C. Miller & Susan A. Miner L. Sherwood & Joan Minckler Roger J. Missavage Pamela Montemagno Gregory M. Mueller & Betty A. Strack Barry T. Mulshine Mike & Debbie M. Munge Donna & M. G. Nelson Joyce E. & Peter J. Nielsen E. Irene Nordstrom Linda E. North Edward J. & Patricia A. O'Day Ronald E. & Michelle A. Osman Philip S. & Elizabeth Pace Bernard G. & Norma L. Patterson Todd J. Patton Dr. Willie Pearson Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer Cristina D. & Joel A. Pisoni Glenn W. & Jo Poshard Robert H. Reid* Donald W. Reis John M. & Robin R. Renfro Gordon K. & Sue E. Rhine Barrett R. & Marilyn L. Rochman Charles W. & Mary F. Roe Ronald R. & M. T. Romanelli John L. Roseberry Jon E. & Nancy J. Rosenstengel Judith G. Rossiter Herbert K. & Thyra K. Russell Scott A. & Kristen L. Salmon Carol S. Sanders Suzanne J. Schmitz Jolynn F. & Gerard V. Smith Christy W. & Matthew S. Solverson Gregory S. & Victoria L. Sprehe Harvey B. & Judith G. Stephens Jason Stephenson Benjamin W. & Janda T. Stevens Erin E. Stock Kyle G. & Angela R. Stokien Barbara Stotler Donald J. & Mary H. Stucky Cathy & Dean Taylor Stephen H. & Wendy M. Thomas Charlotte Thompson & John S. Suhler Kenneth A. & Carole K. Thouvenot Larry Townsend & Judy C. Drolet Edgar P. Trotter & Sandra T. DeAngelis Timothy A. Vanfleet & Korine G. Vlahos-Vanfleet

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Honor Roll Charles H. & Janet M. Vaught Charles G. & Camille M. Wade Matthew R. Wadiak Danny G. & Kathy L. Wheeler Bonnie C. & Stephen J. Wheeler Joseph L. Williams Michael R. & Susan L. Williamson William L. & Ronda Q. Wilson Harry D. & Susan J. Wirth Lynnette C. & Robert L. Wolff Brett W. & Linda M. Wolters Mary Wood Molo & Steven F. Molo Donald K. & Ann M. Wright Robert J. Zarse Michael J. & Karen S. Zelten Businesses ABC Cancer Fundraiser NFP American Endowment Foundation Arcadia Wealth Group, LLC Auffenberg of Southern Illinois/Herrin Ayco Charitable Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of Herrin Blank's Insurance Agency, LLC Bonifield & Rosenstengel, P.C. Budslick Counseling & Psychotherapy Services California Community Foundation Campbell Farms Cedarhurst Center for the Arts The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida CPA Endowment Fund of Illinois Dr. Roger D. Herrin, DPM EALgreen East Side Lumberyard Supply Co., Inc.

During the Forever SIU campaign, more than $6.5 million has been donated to the College of Liberal Arts.

Ernst & Young Foundation Etcetera Flowers, Fine Gifts & Gourmet, LLC Forbes Financial Group, LLC F-W-S Countertops General Dynamics Ordnance & Tactical Systems Goldman Sachs Gives Grassy Lake Hunting Club The GROWMARK Foundation H. D. Smith Foundation The Horace Mann Companies Hudgins Orthodontics I.B.E.W. Local Union 702 Illinois Road and Transportation Builders Association Jim Hayes, Inc. Karen Sue Lieber Foundation Knight Hawk Coal, LLC KOA Care Camps Lang-Taylor Home Furnishings Legence Bank Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. Longnine Incorporated Lyceum Foundation

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Marion G. & Barbara W. Nelson Private Foundation Marion Toyota Medical School Advisory Group, LLC Michael R. Durr DMD Leasing Account Midwest Charity Horse Show Association Nascote Industries, Inc. National Philanthropic Trust Pinch Penny Pub and Copper Dragon, Inc. Pisoni Insurance & Financial Services Rice Motor Company Richland Memorial Hospital Rochman Group Ronald E. Osman & Associates, Ltd. SAGA Communications of Illinois, LLC Samron Midwest Contracting, Inc. Sierra Bravo Contractors, LLC Sipcam AGRO USA, Inc. S.I.R.C.C., LLC SIU Alumni Association The Sprehe Family Charitable Foundation Texas Instruments Foundation UB Foundation Activities, Inc. Vic Koenig Chevrolet, Inc. Voss Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. W. J. Burke Electric Company

Benefactors $2,500 to $4,999 Individuals Janet R. & Thomas M. Albers Maryann J. Almy David F. & Vickey J. Anderson Jerry M. Antonini Patricia D. Arey Richard D. & Rosemary T. Barrett Mary E. Berger Michael R. & Pamella M. Blumhorst Ronald S. Borok Bill H. & Marilyn C. Boysen Linda C. & William Kent Brandon Charlie B. & Colleen* Brown Chelcee D. & Lance P. Brown Trace B. & Heidi R. Brown Darrell E. Bryant & Jeffrey A. Franklin John J. & Sarah A. Buckley Cynthia L. & James D. Bunch Sue Burroughs & David A. NewMyer Betty R. & Kenneth V. Buzbee John D. & Connie K. Cavaletto Brian S. & Karen M. Chmielewski Cathy A. & Michael N. Coad Lee Ann & Paul L. Conti David L. & Helen D. Coracy Martha C. Crothers Frank V. & Martha A. Damiano Julie Davis & Thomas Frost Cathy S. & Shane S. Denney Robert E. & Patricia G. Dennis Bradley W. & Kathleen D. Dillard Mary D. Disseler Ann & Cord Dombrowski Brian N. Dorris Douglas N. & Michelle L. Dorris Bret B. & Sherry S. Dougherty Gabriel & Kathleen A. Dumitrescu Ronald G. & Helen H. Dunn Kay L. & Ronald R. Eckiss Brandon P. Edwards & Amanda D. Mulch James R. & Nancy G. Eisenhauer Kate T. & Thad Ellet Ramona J. Ermatinger Laura E. & Mark A. Ford Mary Luh Fraunfelter Christopher J. & Ronda D. Gaertner

Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Anne E. Gaylord & Donald D. Monty Brad & Susan Gesell David W. & Laura K. Giesen Diane M. & Jeffrey A. Goffinet Frank R. & Jacqueline D. Graham Aaron M. & Anna M. Green John E. & Deborah G. Gunter Mrs. John Guyon Lloyd M. & Marcia B. Haims Jeanette M. & John E. Halldorson Mary A. & William R. Hamilton Laura L. Harbaugh Prozesky & Corne' Prozesky Stephen P. Heckel Bonnie & Roy C. Heidinger Helen A. Heimann & Lori D. Mills Charles Helleny* Kathleen D. & Thomas C. Henderson Carol A. & Paul Henry Anne M. Hill Angela & Barry D. Hinson Patricia L. & Robert L. Hite William T.* & Judy M. Hopkins Frank G. Houdek & Susan E. Tulis Xinyan Huang Richard C. & Pamela L. Hughes Judith & Robert Huller John T. Hundley Anita M. Hutton Candis S. & Fred R. Isberner Janice L. Jacobs & Kenneth B. Friedman Melissa J. & Robert A. Jensen David L. & Susan L. Jones James R. Jones Marvin K. & Melanie K. Kaiser Marlene Karben Gerald L. Karr Matthew W. & Tammy F. Keefer Marsha J. Kent Aziz U. & Tarfa Khan The Honorable E. Dan Kimmel & Barbara Kimmel Diana S. Kington Carolyn A. & Ray E. Kohring Gerald M. & Susan C. Kouzmanoff Rodney E. Kroenlein Julia M. Ladner John L. Larsen Sandra S. Lee & Jeffrey Rebish David A. Leinberger Maynard N. Little Timothy J. Loughran Vincent R. & LaDonna S. Luckey Dolly P. & Gene H. McFarland Glenn A. McKinstry F. Lynn & Susan F. McPheeters Anita Mehta Anneke M. & Walter C. Metz James R. Middleton Cynthia M. Mill & Robert G. Chambers John W. Mills, MD Barbara A. & Christopher A. Mitchell David M. Modzak Douglas D. & Carmen M. Mueller Jacqueline R. Mueller & Scott Coffman Nancy A. & Paul E. Mundschenk Geoffrey S. Nathan & Margaret E. Winters Daotai Nie & Aiming Wang Christopher H. & Michelle R. Noonan Thomas A. Noonan M. Slade & Annick O'Keefe Kenneth A. & Suzanne B. Oleson Christine Owens Gail B. Patterson John & Sharon R. Patterson Julian C. & Nancy H. Pei

Rollin M. Perkins Melody C. Pierce John T. & Mary R. Pohlmann Charles Pollack Aracely L. & John H. Pollitz Louis S. Premkumar COL (IL) J.N. Pritzker, ILARNG (Ret.) Brett J. Probst

During the Forever SIU campaign, the College of Mass Communication and Media Arts has received more than $4 million in donations, expanding realworld experiences for students.

Michael K. & Sharon S. Purcell Adaire & Mark W. Putnam Mark D. & Cynthia C. Rabe Jane Hayes Rader Charles T. Reeves John S. & Andrea E. Rendleman Sharon R. & John C. Resch Ray R. Rippelmeyer Gail B. & Andrew G. Robinson Gary A. Robinson & Michelle J. Suarez Charles G. & Marlene T. Russell James G. & Lisa T. Salmo Debra A. Sarvela Pamela J. & Rolf Schilling Charles E. & Nancy M. Schmidt Leopold A. & Carol L. Schmidt Karolyn M. Senica Paul A. & Laura A. Sforza Constance M. & Michael F. Shanahan Stephanie L. Shelley Ann M. & Benjamin A. Shepherd Tiffanny H. & Chris Sievers Sherry D. Simmons James E. & Marcia B. Sinnott Phyllis W. Smith Julie H. & Mark E. Staley Violet Staley Mary L. & William A. Stammer Ann Katherine H. & Adrian E. Stealey Robert R. & Evelina Steele Sam Stokes Thomas A. Theobald Lelah J. & Scott M. Thomas Roger D. & Penelope K.* Tippy Donald S. Torry & Lisa M. O'Neill-Torry Terry A. & Carolyn E. Travis Randy R. & Marla Twyford John M. & Trisha L. Weilmuenster Charlotte West Aaron A. & Susan Westphal Robert G. Wheeler Patti L. & Gregory P. White Andrew C. & Tiffany Wilber Eileen & H. Wesley Wilkins Donald W. & LaLeeta J. Wilson Laura M. & Matthew C. Winkleman Evan R. & Tasha Youngblood Randall A. Youngblood Michael & Nancy Severa Zimmers

Businesses Anheuser-Busch Foundation Arnold's Market, Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation Blacklock Financial Strategies Group of Wells Fargo Advisors Body Perfect, LLC Boggs, Avellino, Lach & Boggs, LLC Brandon & Schmidt, Attorneys at Law BSP Charitable Foundation Carbondale Convention & Tourism Bureau Caritas Family Solutions Caterpillar Foundation Centerstone Chapin Hall The Chicago Community Foundation Coad Chevrolet-Buick, Inc./Coad Ford, Inc. Compeer Financial Continental Tire North America, LLC Crab Orchard Golf Club, Inc. Creighton University Dalhousie Golf Club, LLC David Anderson State Farm Insurance Deb Sarsany & Team, The Real Estate Group Denney Jewelers, Ltd. Employees of SIH Farm Credit Illinois The First Bank & Trust Co. Follett Corporation Frank S. & Julia M. Ladner Family Foundation, Inc. Friends for John Cavaletto General Motors, LLC Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Greenridge Landscaping, Inc. Harbaugh's Cafe Heidenhain Corporation H I of Carbondale, LLC HSHS St. John's Hospital Illinois Broadcasters Foundation IllinoiSouth Tourism Ion Channel Pharmacology, LLC Jean Dinges SIU Memorial Scholarship Fund John Mueth, Jr. Charitable Trust Johnson Controls Foundation Jorden Hiser & Joy, PLC Kouzmanoff Financial & Insurance Services, Inc. Levi, Ray & Shoup Foundation MD Designs by Metal Decor Megabytes Incorporated Miller Medical Communications, LLC Moneta Group Charitable Foundation Moore/Corpora Private Foundation Murdale Ace Hardware National Public Media, LLC Navistar, Inc. Neighborhood Co-Op The Noonan-Patton Group at Merrill Lynch Pritzker Military Foundation Quatro Foods, Inc. Sharp-Hundley, P.C. Shawnee Health Service and Development Corporation Silicon Valley Community Foundation Silkworm, Inc. Skin Physicians & Surgeons Medical Group, Inc. Sparkling Clean Car Wash The Stage Company, Inc. Staley Family Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation

Timothy J. Loughran, DDS, P.C. T K Ellet Plumbing, Inc. Touch of Nature Environmental Ctr. Twyford BBQ & Catering ULLICO Management Company Uncle Richie’s Place, Inc. Walgreens Walker's Bluff, LLC Weilmuenster & Keck, P.C. Wells Fargo Foundation

Sponsors $1,000 to $2,499 Individuals Kristie A. & Michael S. Abba Ben A. Absher Aldon M. Addington & Dona R. Bachman Edem S. & June C. Agamah Jason J. Aleman Sarah Jane & William A. Alexander Everett Y. & Janet M. Allen James Smith & C. Anne Winston Allen Brian Anderson Mary E. & Carl P. Anderson Jane Angelis, Ph.D. & Paul J. Angelis, Ph.D. John R. & Marilyn J. Annable Cheryl L. Anthony-Worix & Vance Worix Matthew Anton Beth M. Arthur Kyle S. Aschbrenner Michael J. & Tuesday L. Ashner Charline D. Ashwell-Gibson & Dewey W. Gibson Charles E. & Elizabeth A. Auer Lynne A. Auld & W. H. Carl Ebeling Craig Austin & Melody Hyde Austin Gary F. & Janice J. Austin Richard L. Austin C. Ronald & Mary A. Ayers Matthew S. Bailey Steven G. Bailey & Karen F. Goodhope Amy J. & Douglas J. Baker

During the Forever SIU campaign, the School of Medicine, has received more than $6 million to ensure SIU is training the best medical practitioners.

Dorothy W. & John H. Baker Judith E. & Paul H. Baker Patricia R. & Roy A. Baker Marie E. Ballard Kevin D. & Lyn G. Bame Phyllis A. & David L. Bandy Kenneth R. & Tamara A. Barba Joan Barenfanger & Denis Moja Laura S. & W. Eugene Basanta Lawrence J. Bassuk & Dallie B. Clark Barry D. Batson & Stephanie B. Cox-Batson

Clifton R. & Janet G. Baxter Julie A. Beck Catherine A. & Dale M. Becker Benjamin W. Begley & Christine Lochhead Christopher W. & Valery C. Behan Justin P. & Samanatha Bell Lisa N. & Paul L. Bell Allan G. & Barbara B. Bennett Kristina J. & Matthew M. Benson Jacqueline C. & Frederick Betz Tripti Bhattacharjee Donald W. & Vicky Bickel Janet B. & Edward L. Bilderback James A. & Kathleen H. Binneboese Tracey K. Bione & Molly J. Hudgins Dale R. & Sheila D. Black Eric R. Black & Vidhya Prakash Everett A. & Kathleen M. Blackwell James E. & Vicki S. Blair Bradley K. & Valeri Bleyer Joann E. & Knute R. Bleyer Jeffrey A. & Barbara L. Boehler Chiara R. & Eric S. Boenitz Darl L. & Janet S. Bollman Michael W. & Nancy S. Bond Dirk Borgsmiller William D. & Deborah A. Borkon John C. Boyd Dean B. & Mary L. Brandenburg John F. & Cindy S. Bratton Andrea G. Braundmeier-Fleming & Ryan A. Fleming Kay M. Brechtelsbauer Bradley T. & Lainey S. Briggs Isaac Brigham Mary S. Brigham Mark C. & Toni L. Brines Thomas C. Britton & Molly S. Edwards-Britton Karen E. Broquet & Gregory N. Krutsinger Gregg R. & Stephanie A. Brown Scott E. Brown & Marlene Knell Brown Deborah A. & William R. Bruns Daphene Brush Dr. Seymour L. Bryson* & Marjorie A. Bryson Lisa D. & John P. Budslick Edward M. & Janice L. Buerger Terry M. & Cathy S. Buhs Marcia L. Bullard & Thomas J. McNamara Catherine A. Bunselmeyer Barbara A. & C. Dennis Burd Wallace S. & Wanda S. Burman David W. & Cassandra L. Burnett Carol A. Burns & Steven E. Kraft Phoebe M. & Richard G. Bursua Gregory M. & Michele Buyan Gerald F. & Cindy G. Buys Estate of Jack Allen Buzbee Christopher J. Byers Ryan M. & Katherine D. Cadagin Fred J. & Patricia L. Calcaterra Teresa & Thomas D. Caliper Debra E. & Thomas E. Caliper Charles R. & Janice A. Campbell Robert F. Campbell Teri Lea Campbell Douglas W. & Katie Carlson Richard A. & Doris A. Carpenter Ronald F. & Ruth A. Carr Fred M. & Min Z. Carter Lisa M. & Marc Carter Thomas J. & Jean E. Caulfield Mary S. Chaklos

Patricia A. Chalmers & Evan Kroeker Michael J. Chambliss Michael C. Chancey Nancy L. Chapin Todd C. & Corin Chapman Joseph L. Cheatwood & Kathryn A. Sime Kevin C. & Yu-Ling Chen Eric A. & Michelle J. Chitambar Mark R. & Bette B. Christofersen Peter & Stephanie Christofilakos Scott A. Church Tracy L. Claeys James F. & Teresa M. Clark Jerrold A. & Helma D. Clark Rosemary Clark Sandra J. Clasen Patrick R. Cleary Lori D. & Marc L. Cohen Daisy E. Conduah Scott G. & Lynda L. Conkel Ellen R. & Richard W. Conley Erik J. Constance Carla E. Coppi & Judith M. Marshall Tyler B. & Susie M. Cortright Estate of Richard Lee Cox Trust Wendy R. Cox-Largent & Philippe J. Largent Felicia M. & Traves D. Crabtree Oyd J. & Annette F. Craddock Jean E. & William J. Crampon Dawn R. & Roger W. Crawford Ronald E. & Deborah L. Cremeens Martha Cropper John D. Crouch & Joan Lubar Oliver W. & Corenna C. Cummings Theodor R. & Diana C. Cunningham David L. Curl & Margaret A. Rennels Julie A. Curry Leslie B. & Stanley P. Curtis Kimberly L. & Michael F. Dahlen James C. & Michelle Dailey Larry J. & Laura M. Dalton Donald R. Darling Ralph F. Darr Diane K. Daugherty Cindy L. Davidsmeyer & Mary Mayes Paul & Sara L. Davidsmeyer John W. & Yvonne M. Davis David A. DeAngeles & Shawn Krueger Jennifer E. DeHaemers Larry R. DeJarnett Maria M. DelBeccaro & James M. Gilchrist Jane & Harris Deller Bryan C. & Melanie B. Delph Cynthia K. Derby Michael L. Devine Barbara B. & Phillip L. Dillow Billy G. & Judy M. Dixon John K. Dobbins Byron A. & Rita O'Leary Dodd John C. & Nancy M. Doherty R. Matthew Donkin Kevin Dorsey, M.D., Ph.D. & Linda F. Dorsey David W. Douglas Larry A. & Sylvia J. Drake Andrew G. & Janet M. Earnest William E. Eaton Patricia S. Eckert & Jerome D. Molumby Ellen Eder Irish & Bruce D. Irish Toni S. Eggemeyer

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Honor Roll Joan J. Ehnle Eleanor S. Ehrenfreund William F. Eichfeld Edward F. Eigenrauch Edwina S. & Jeffery S. Elwell DuWayne C. Englert Craig L. Engstrom & Nilanjana R. Bardhan Tracy R. Evans & Andrzej Bartke James T. & Karrie S. Ewers Nancy L. & Dennis A. Fager Kathleen G. Fahey Erik V. & Anne Fahlgren Anne E. & Jason E. Fairfield John O. & Shawn Faloon Donna R. & Richard E. Falvo MaryBeth A. & Michael J. Farmer Robert T. & Christina J. Farmer Haley E. Farthing Elwanda D. & William A. Fenwick David D. & Ellen M. Ferguson John F. & Judy A. Ficks Courtney L. & Patrick J. Finigan James W. & Kathryn D. Fisher Johnny E. & Luann Flowers

During the Forever SIU campaign, Morris Library has received more than $1.6 million, allowing the library to grow its resources.

Joyce E. Fogleman Glenn V. Follis David K. Fombelle Kristi L. Fombelle Robert Fombelle Lisa A. Ford-Brown & Bruce P. Brown Jeffrey Formentini Jill S. & Dale W. Fowler Deborah L. Fowler-Dixon Bross & Samuel W. Bross Karen M. Fox Cynthia J. & David A. Fricke Beverly M. & Douglas A. Fritz Michael A. & Emily A. Fritzler Erin Froehner Neal D. Furlong & Marie T. Spadoni Carol E. Gannon Gayla A. & John P. Gardner Joseph J. Gareis & Kathryn J. Simonds John M. & Martha A. Garrett Ronald J. & Lisa Geels Douglas D. & Blue A. Geiger Kathryn C. Gerken Katherine S. & Randall S. Germeraad Ronald E. Gholson Daniel C. Giedeman Patricia G. & J. Phil Gilbert Evelyn I. & Richard W. Gillespie Carol A. & Michael J. Gilmore Sara J. Glerum Diane & Robert B. Glezen Bonnie K. Glisson Kathy A. & Robert A. Goeckner David F. Goldberg & Kristin M. Schroederus Samuel Goldman Greg & Rae M. Goldsmith

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Bill G. & A. Lou Gooch Jeremy B. Goolsby Susan L. & Ronald E. Graham Gary P. & Olga Grammer Laura K. Grandy Catherine A. & Richard L. Grant Priscilla L. & J. Dale Gray Judith K. & Roger G. Gray Terry M. & Tammie* Green Carson G. Greene & Allison J. Roberts Greene Virginia L. & Ronald D. Gregory Donald L. & Vicki J. Griffin Deborah E. & Aaron Gross Diann D. & James S. Gross Albert W. & Vickie Gustafson Dolores D. & Thomas M. Gwaltney Randall G. & Sara A. Habbe Robert D. & Nancy B. Habbe Maria L. & John L. Hafford Cynthia A. Hagan & Scott P. Hendricks Debra Y. & Rodney J. Hale Scott A. Halverson Charles T. & Tracy D. Hamilton James D. Hamilton Ryan D. & April D. Hammer Kenneth H. & Amy M. Hannah Jacqueline R. & Mark E. Hansen Melissa Hansen-Schmadeke & Charles R. Schmadeke Jane L. Hardy Nicholas F. & Karen A. Harkovich Amy L. & Thomas D. Harmon Geraldine M. Harre Sharon Harris-Johnson & Dennis T. Johnson Deborah A. & Richard H. Harrison Gayle Hart Barbara J. & David E. Hartley Gary G. & Karen A. Hartlieb Nancy L. Hartman & Fred M. Moehle James M. & Susan L. Hawkinson Donald J. & Lynne E. Healy James W. & Sheila K. Hedger Frederick S. Hees & Elizabeth S. Lentz-Hees Joseph L. & Nancy M. Heimann Nan K. Hendrickson Joseph Q. Henkle Georgia M. & James A. Hepworth Karen Bedwell Herhahn Julia J. & Thomas B. Herrick Thomas M. Herriford Martha S. & Richard E. Herrin Lena M. & Todd W. Herring Thomas L. & Peggy Herrmann Barbara E. & Patrick J. Hewson Eve M. & Thomas D. Hexamer Richard H. & Susan L. Hiatt Michael Higgins Ann Hillberg Seitzinger Conrad C.* & Nelda W. Hinckley Peter M. Hofmann & Neha N. Amin John W. & Maureen Holben Lee Ellen Holland Swayze & James W. Swayze Travis A. & Paige Holt William P. Holton Judy & Rich Honerkamp Steven D. Houseworth & Patricia Plymire-Houseworth Elizabeth A. Huffman Diane C. Hughes Kenneth R. & Marsha L. Hughes Joel B. & Kristen A. Hundelt Sara J. Husemann Elaine Hyden & Thomas J. Ziglinski Emily J. & Rodney R. Ibendahl

Robert L. Irvine Geoff & Jennifer Isringhausen Susan Isringhausen Michael R.* & Evelyn W. Jackson Larry Jackson Sheldon Jacobson & Janet A. Jokela Judith M. James Marjory L. Janssen Frederick T. & Susan K. Janzow Marialice F. Jenkins Ryan L. & Sara L. Jennings Greg Jensen & Kari M. Wolf Allan J. & Nola S. Jewell Yan Jin & Xingyu Wang Clifford B. Johnson & Cristina N. Medrano-Johnson George M. Johnson Anne Kelso & Kenneth W. Johnson Kathleen M. & Leslie E. Johnson Richard A. & Lisa R. Johnson Victoria E. Johnson J. Philip* & Jean Jokisch Devin M. & Elizabeth A. Jones Holly M. Jones Patrick T. Jordan Richard W. Joslin William C. Justice Patricia K. & Anastasios D. Karayiannis Kiran R. & Leah N. Kareti Joseph S. Karmos & Cheryl A. Presley Jill E. & Michael W. Kasser Thomas Q. Keefe Diane L. Keirn Keith P. Keller Janice H. Kelly Elizabeth F. Kepuraitis Andrew T. Kernes Ryan G. & Tina Kernes Thomas G. Keyser & Constance W. Lindsey Jerry R. & Rebecca A. Kill Roger H. Kim & Sookyung Suh Mary A. & Philip M. Kimmel Carol A. & David G. King Douglas L. Kinley Gary R. & Mary E. Kinsel J. Thomas & Sharon A. Kircher Kevin K. Kirchner & Angela A. Weiss Debra L. Klamen & Philip D. Pan Marvin D. & Marion L. Kleinau Charles D. & Colleen M. Klescewski Jan E. & Robert I. Klier Christine C. Knotts Edward J. Kohler Meera Komarraju & Suresh K. Tadisina Patricia J. Koprucki Dennis J. & Patricia A. Kortkamp Lisa A. & Peter J. Kowalski Ardell Kruse Sanjeev Kumar Thomas W. & Valerie A. Kupferer Gregory Kupiec Gibson C. & Eunice L. Kurtz Carole & Richard A. Lawson David R. & Karla J. Lee Gary L. & Lynn G. LeFevre Bobbe S. & Joseph S. Lenzini Don Leventhal Barbara G. & Morton P. Levine Roger D. Lewis Jianwen Liao & ChengMei Tian Mary A. & Peter C. Lindahl Lynn Andersen & Phillip Lindberg Lee Lindsay Tonya D. Lindsey & Bridget P. McDonagh Richard W. & Ruby E. Lingle

Ralph A. & Virginia R. Litherland Udaya K. Liyanage Howard Y. Lo Barry J. & Debra D. Locher Susan Logue John R. & Lori D. Longueville Katie E. Louis

During the Forever SIU campaign, the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute has received more than $700,000, bringing more unique experiences to SIU. Janet Clark Loxley, Ph.D. Christine M. Lucas & Richard W. Clough Amy R. & Danilo M. Luna Darlene S. Lutchka & Michael A. Workman Sandra W. Lutz Judith G. & Robert E. Lyerla David & Sarah Lyons Wayne F. & Cheryl T. Machnich Thomas G. Macz & Traci M. Pulver-Macz K. Delmar & Tamira R. Madsen Paula J. & Scott R. Maloney Daniel R. Mann & Thomas J. Miller Anne B. & William G. Marietta George E. Marifian John R. & Mary P. Marker Jeffrey S. Marsh Cheryl Martin Gaylon E. & Melissa Martin Katherine I. Martin & Jay McNiff David W. & Karen G. Maschhoff Kenneth D. & Julie Maschhoff Patrick B. Mathis Manish Mathur David E. & Marilyn S. Matthews Walter Matthews Carl F. & Victoria L. Mauck George A. Mauck Walter A. & Susan M. Mauck Jean F. Mausel Larry E. & Rebecca A. Mayer Jean A. Mccay Deborah A. & Gerald W. McClallen Pam McClelland Teresa J. & Whitney P. McCloud Wes McCoy Karen L. McDaniel Hannah T. & Richard T. McDaniel Christopher M. & Lisa A. McDowell Kenneth L. & Ann M. McGinnis Mary K. & Thomas E. McGinnis Kim McGrath Deborah J. & Gary E. McKibben Michael G. McLaughlin LaVern A. & Wesley G. McNeese Keith M. McQuarrie Mary A. Mechler Karla G. & Robert L. Mees Eric K. Meier Paul L. & Natalie Melzer Gary L. & Sarah M. Merideth Christopher J. & Karen L. Midden Amy D. & Larry D. Mieldezis

Catherine M. & Timothy S. Mieldezis Joseph C. & Tracy P. Milbrandt James C. Milford Dorothy M. Miller Faith Y. Miller Thomas O. & Margorie A. Miller John W. Mills Angela R. & John B. Millstead S. Burkett & Beverly L. Milner Rebecca & Scott Minear Elaine M. & Mikell T. Miskell Kelly & Patrick L. Mitchell Carol J. & Samuel C. Mitchell Timothy W. Mitchell Christian & Carolyn Moe Aditi Mohankumar Michael R. & Suzann Moore Tracie L. & Stacy N. Moore John M. & Mary M. Moreland Betty Moskoff Maryam & Siavash Mostoufi Janet L. & Mark C. Moyer Gail J. Mrkvicka August Mrozowski Robert M. Mudge Steven C. Mueller & Sharon A. Smaga Bryan E. Mullins Irwin H. & Joan R. Muncy Elisabeth A. & Donald E. Murphy Robert L. Murphy Ginger L. & Randall W. Murray Thomas J. & Janice C. Murray Ronald A. Naversen Kathryn R. Neely Michael G. & Michelle P. Neill Michael W. & Nadine C. Neumeister Roxanna B. Nicholes William J. Niehoff Michael A. Niesel & Heather J. Flowers-Niesel Elizabeth A. Nietert Asutosh Nigam & Anjali Pandey Michael L. & Anne R. Nitti Michael P. Norrington Cecelia H. Norris David A. Norton Daniel W. L. O'Brien & Elizabeth E. O'Brien, M.D. Patricia L. Okita & Alan L. Porter Morry A. Olenick Marolyn W. O'Neil Steven T. & Tracy J. Overstreet Erin L. Palmer Mary A. & Richard J. Palmer Elizabeth J. & Jack M. Parker Barbara & Walter Parkes Jeffrey D. & Sherrie L. Parks Daniel R. & Patricia L. Parmley Rodney E. Parrish Donald D. & Janet E. Parson Edward G. Paul & Mary E. Cranny-Paul Elaine & Ray B. Payne Brooke & John Peoples Daniel J. Perkins Jana Perkins Erik A. Perks J. Michael & Nikki L. Perschbacher John R. & Mary M. Peter Loumona J. Petroff Gregory N. & Laura A. Petrowich Frederick J. Pfalzgraf John S. & Karol Z. Phelps Susan L. Phillips Anthony J. & Kathleen C. Phipps Gary D. Polston Eugenia T. & John Poulos Donna M. Povse Shawn D. & Stephen L. Povse

Connie M. Price-Smith & John J. Smith Charles E. & Erika Priester Denise J. & Mark D. Prince Hassan Rafi-Zadeh Charles P. & Ruth A. Rahe Jan Rakinic Paul G. & Susan A. Ramirez Sophia Ran Derrick Raney Charles M. Rann David E. & Jennifer N. Rawlings Craig A. & Vicki L. Rawlins Judith A. Rawls Judith A. & Jeff L. Ray James S. & Pamela L. Raymond Chip & Dana L. Readinger Craig R. & Roberta M. Reeves Ian G. Reinhart Michael R. Reis Carolyn L. & Jacob G. Rendleman Jill Rendleman & Edwin W. Vogler Daniel E. & Dianna L. Reusch Daryl A. & Julie A. Rhodes James D. & Teri M. Ricci Debra A. & Tim Ricci Charles D. & Donna J. Rice Ellen Carol & Karol Keith Richard James K. Richey Kevin J. Richter Carl M. & Joyce L. Rideaux Debbie Ringer Cynthia E. & William A. Ringer Edward J. Roberts Amanda A. & Ralph J. Robertson Helen M. & Joseph A. Robinette Allan C. & Elaine B. Robinson Dana B. & Jeffrey S. Robinson Janice C. & Waverly C. Robinson Walter C. & Eleanor B. Rodgers James S. & Michele M. Rohan Mary B. & Raymond E. Roland David M. & Mary K. Rosenhauer Scott R. & Michele R. Roustio Robin W. Russell & Howard W. Saver Robert S. & Pamela Ryan Erin L. Sabath & Stephen E. Seitz William A. & Kim Sahlin Dagmar & Sedat Sami Charles R. Sangrelet Augusta J. Saulys & Mark Nickerson

During the Forever SIU campaign, donors helped the College of Science more than double its goal by giving nearly $6.5 million, including funds for a renovation of the Saluki Aquarium.

Jay A. Sawvel Charlie Schafer Alan J. & Diane E. Scharrer Roger E. & Sarah L. Schenk

Elizabeth J.* & Thomas R. Schill Benjamin R. & Melanie K. Schmickle Joseph C.* & Cheryl L. Schmit Craig L. Schuette & Karen Zarka Schuette Amy J. Schutte & Nicholas C. Uffelmann Mark S. Schuver Diane E. Schwab Stephen A. Schwartz Sandra L. & William G. Schwartz David H. Schwind Calvin C. Scott Katy O. & Quincy O. Scott Cora O. & Dean W. Sedlacek Mary C. Sexton Cindy B. & Donald H. Shaffer Arun & Megan Sharma William L. & Linda R. Shea George V. & Diane M. Sheffer Barbara A. & William L. Shepherd Carla H. & John A. Sheppard Jennifer S. & Lawrence A. Sherry Joan A. & William F. Sherwood Linda J. & Thomas W. Shields Solomon C. Shockman Lisa G. & Samuel J. Short Santosh & Seleena M. Shrestha Harriet F. Simon John G. & Margaret M. Simon Patricia J. Simon Edward T. & Margaret R. Simonds Tanuja Singh Rupali & Sunil K. Sinha Betty P. & Wayne R. Sirles Brian L. & Carolyn S. Skouby George O. & Mary H. Slankard Diana L. Slaviero & Brian Murphy Toni L. Smith Frank L. & Mary F. Snider Gayle Snively Susan G. & John F. Snyder Ahmed T. Sokrab Connie L. & Michael A. Solliday Virginia M. Solverson Patrick Somers Barry A. Sommerfeld & Rani A. Sharma Laura M. & Matthew L. Soucy Douglas R. & Pamela J. Speer Susan O. & Robert L. Spellman Earl C. Spohr Erika L. Stalets & Jereme C. Kelley James R. Starnes Donald J. & Kathleen M. Staten Dale & Pat Stearns Jeff D. Stearns Marlene & Richard W. Steger Louise R. & Mark J. Stegman Myron M. Sternstein Gregory C. & Lorianne Stettler Kelly E. & Mona L. Stevens Jason D. & Leann S. Stilley Kevin J. Stine Charlotte P. & John F. Stobart Andrew E. & Mary T. Stoker Chadd J. & Mary Sukut Bobby Don & Francis Sullenger Diane K. & Donald C. Summerlin Katherine D. Swafford Christopher L. & Brooke R. Sweeney Christina M. & Jeffrey R. Swehla Martha K. & Raymond W. Swift Georganne P. & William L. Syler Phillip K. & Nichole L. Sylvester Anne M. & Mark S. Talamonti Dana A. & William G. Talley Rashid J. & Portia L. Tamimie Debra W. & Ruane P. Tanner

James E. & Mary Jo Taylor Clarence W. & Laura S. Thomas Deborah L. & Gary I. Thomas Randal E. Thomas M. Francelle & Philip V. Thorne Lester E. & Monica J. Tichenor Howard W. & Judee A. Timm Donald R. & Patricia M. Tindall Kevin D. & Angela D. Tippey Gloria O. & Michael P. Tison Cho-Yee & Patricia M. To Debra S. & Stephen J. Tock

During the Forever SIU campaign, WSIU has received nearly $2 million, strengthening its voice around the region.

Sharon L. & Kevin B. Todd Joel O. & Judy C. Tolliver Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Chelsea E. & Nathan C. Treece Victor L. & Marsha K. Turner Laura L. & Robert S. Tuttle G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Kristine R. & Scott D. Uffelman Samantha S. Unsell L. Jean & Rayburn D. Vancil Andrew J. & Carol A. Varney Gregory A. Veach Hank J. & Cathy L. Vejvoda Marlene M. Verdun Douglas L. & Linda L. Vincent Dale H. & Sandra F. Vitt Joseph K. & Nancy Wai Mimi R. & Julian C. Wallace Margaret V. & William L. Wallner Andy J. Wang & Yan L. Zhou Yijiang Wang Steven J. & Amy B. Waranauskas Ida N. & Robert E. Wargel David Wargo John S. & Sally J. Washburn Michael L. & Shirley A. Weasel Marita A. Weaver Mark & Jackie Wehrle Olga D. Weidner Karen J. & Rick J. Weisenstein Bradley S. & Lori A. Weiss Donald E. & Mary A. Welge Robert B. Welker Lori C. & Joseph C. Wemlinger David P. & Sandra C. Werlich Wayne W. Whalen & Paula Wolff Gail & Linda D. White James E. White Professor Wenona Y. Whitfield Douglas L. & Joanne B. Whitley Harvey Wiggins Joseph G. Wilks Arlin C. & Laraine E. Williams James H. & Marilyn Williams

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Honor Roll Jeffrey A. & Roberta S. Williams Marvin L. & Laura Wilson Morgan L. Wilson Zac P. & Kirsten Winstead A. R. & Jack W. Womick Jane & John P. Womick Chevyoune H. & Donald E. Wood James R. & Marilyn A. Wood Kathleen & Robert C. Woodruff Richard J. & Mildred P. Wostratzky Gregory L. & Anna M. Wright Scott L. Wright David A. Yepsen Donald E. Yewell

On the SIU Day of Giving, the School of Medicine received 289 individual gifts, the most of any college or department.

Saluki Athletics raised $201,789, the most of any single unit.

Michael Yokley Bradley Z. & Julie Zara Chester R. & Diane M. Zara James L. Zeller Robin L. Zitter Lauren I. Zucker Businesses AAR Corporation Advanced Kidney Institute, LLC Air Line Pilots Association, International AISIN Manufacturing Illinois, LLC Akouos, Inc. Aloha Dental, LLC Alpha Gamma Delta Beta Eta American Harvest Eatery American Society of Civil Engineers Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Associated Pathologists, Ltd. Bellerive Country Club Bemco Mattress, Inc. BFW Engineering & Testing, Inc/Marcum Engineering, LLC Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Brookens Wood Floors, Inc. Budslick Management Co., Inc. Carbondale Largesse Charitable Fund Carbondale Veneer Co., Inc. Car Wash City Express Central Hospital for Animals Clintech Corporation The Coca-Cola Company Community Foundation of Tampa Bay Country Financial Crawford, Murphy, & Tilly, Inc. Curry and Associates, LLC Custom Tours & Travel, Inc. Dale Stearns Transport/Sales Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Decatur Memorial Foundation Decibel Therapeutics

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Eggemeyer Associates Architects, Inc. Employees of Levi, Ray & Shoup, Inc. Employees of Marine Bank E. T. Simonds Construction Co. ExxonMobil Foundation Family Drug Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Follett Higher Education Group Fowler for Senate Friends of Frank Bleyer The Furniture King George J. Priester Partnership George N. Mitchell Drilling Co., Inc. GoWeb1.com The Great Boars of Fire Green Family Charitable Foundation Haaappy Street, LLC Hafford Elder Law Heartland Mechanical Contractors Inc. Heritage Health-Springfield Higgins & Higgins, Inc. Hughes Law Firm Ian G. Reinhart, Country Financial IBM International Foundation ID Signs Ike Honda Illinois Farm Bureau Illinois Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council Illinois Women's Institute for Leadership Independent Order of Odd Fellows International Brotherhood of Teamsters Isringhausen Imports Jackson County Bar Association Jewish Federation of So. IL, SE MO and W. KY Keefe, Keefe & Unsell, P.C. Kerber, Eck & Braeckel, LLP Key West Bar & Grill Kinder Morgan, Inc. Koerner Distributor, Inc. Land O'Lakes Foundation Law Bulletin Media Law Office of Gregory A. Veach The Law Office of Matthew Benson Law Office of Robert G. Wheeler, Jr. Lehigh Hanson Inc. Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center Macz Funeral Homes, Inc. The Maschhoffs, Inc. Mathis, Marifian, & Richter, Ltd. McNary Bergeron & Associates Moline Breakfast Optimist Club Mudge Legal Video, Inc. Network for Good Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. Oakland Dental Care, P.C. Old Enterprise Farms Family Charitable Fund Optimist Club of Des Plaines Paul L. Melzer, Country Financial Philip M. Kimmel Land Trust Plexon, Inc. Prairie Living at Chautauqua Prince Law Firm Pro Com Services of Illinois, Inc. Progressive Insurance Company PSL REW, LLC Rail Golf, LLC Raytheon Charitable Gift Fund Rendleman Orchards Republic Airline Rutledge Regency Operations, LLC Saint Aloysius Church Saluki Baseball Alumni Sam C. Mitchell & Associates Shawnee Chapter of Colonial Dames

XVII Century Shaw Polymers, LLC Show-Me's The Simmons Family Foundation SIUC Annuitants Association Southern Illinois Rheumatology, S.C. Southern Recycling Center Sports Blast, LLC Springfield Scene Magazine State Journal Register Staten Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc. Subaru of America Summit Hill School District 161 Surgwise Consulting, LLC Tison Financial Group, LLC Toni L. Smith State Farm Insurance Companies The Toronto-Dominion Bank TPC Southwind Country Club TransnetYX, Inc. Turner Scientific, LLC Tuthmvr, LLC Ty Cortright Construction United Way of Greater St. Louis, Inc. Universal Glass & Carpet, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Vivacious Wellness Personal Coaching The Wagner Foundation Williamsville Sports Boosters Womick Law Firm, Chartered Zara's Collision Center, Inc.

GIFTS IN HONOR The following persons were honored by others through gifts to the SIU Foundation.

Corey J. Albrecht Hamza Alweh Qatada Alweh Peggy Anselmo Nicholas B. Baker Andrzej Bartke Sam Bonansinga Nathaniel O. Brown Lisa M. Burns Brian M. Butler Donna E. Butler Christopher Caffall Karen V. Carlson Jessica N. Carr Carly Chase Juh W. Chen Richard L. Coulson Bruce A. DeVantier Eileen Devlin Felicia Dick Lawrence F. Dietz Neil L. Dillard J. Kevin Dorsey Daniel J. Ferraro John M. Flack Patty Followell Hazen L. Folse William H. Freivogel Justin M. Grady David L. Griffen Stefan C. Grimsley Carole N. Guess Michael D. Hanes Shawn P. Healy Timothy G. Hill Alison L. Hiller Myra L. Hoffman

Jaidyn Hopper Judith Huller Robert Huller Lincoln D. Kinley Vicki R. Lang-Mendenhall Barbara T. Lesar

On the SIU Day of Giving, there were 826 gifts made toward the Balancing Education, Experience & Reality Scholarship, which was the most donors for any cause.

Bertha P. Madison Dakota E. McClellan Christopher M. McDowell Peggy McGraw Milanesi Lori Merrill-Fink James L. Milner Kenneth Minielly C. J. Morton Bryan E. Mullins Margo Murray Gregory B. Nejmanowski Bryce H. Perzee Necole Y. Powell Edward T. Priester Sergio Rabinovich Alan H. Rausenberger Christopher A. Ritchie Alexander M. Shuppara Daniel A. Silver Jeremy R. Sneed Mary L. Stammer William A. Stammer Robert R. Steele David E. Steward Jane A. Stones Michelle J. Suarez Glenda D. Sullivan April Y. Teske Robert L. Thomas Angelina M. Truckenbrod Jack Truckenbrod Sameer S. Vohra Cherie B. Watson Robert L. Wethington Morgan L. Wilson

PAUL & VIRGINIA SOCIETY The Paul & Virginia Society recognizes individuals who have included the Southern Illinois University Foundation in their wills or have made planned gifts to the institution.

Please let us know if you have included us in your estate plans and allow us the opportunity to thank you by listing you as a member of the Paul & Virginia Society.

Barbara A. Ahlers John S. Aleman, Jr. Peter C. Alexander, JD James Smith & C. Anne Winston Allen Terry E. & Susan P. Asher Mark H. Bradley Steven G. Bailey Lawrence L. Baker, Jr. Betty L. & Rex H. Ball Richard D. & Rosemary T. Barrett Robert L. Barrick Kevin M. Barth Martin H. Bass David N. Bateman, Ph.D. Imogene C. Beckemeyer N. Lee Beneze Thea J. Berg Charles H. Bertram Marsha K. & Gary Bertrand Richard W. Best Barry W. Birnbaum, Ed.D. Richard W. Blaudow Lawrence J. Blecka, Ph.D. Leonard G. Boscarine & Linda M. Plein Ramsey Botterman Bessie Brewster John S. Brewster Kenneth Brown Edward M. & Janice L. Buerger C. Dennis Burd Raymond C. & Myrrl H. Burroughs Brent P. Buzbee Diane R. Calkins Virginia L. Capone Anne Carman William A. Carmody Thomas F. Catania Ramona Caudillo John D. & Connie K. Cavaletto Ronald P. Centanni Ruth-Marie F. Chambers Han Lin & Juh Wah Chen Aveniel A. & John T. Cherry Pamela B. Colesworthy Kelli E. Collins Robin Duff Cooper Linda J. Corder & Albert Somit Margaret A. Costello Jason P. Covington Jon S. Covington Jackie L. & R. Richard Cox Walter H. Cunnington, Jr. Paulette Curkin Larry R. & Mary C. DeJarnett Robert E. & Patricia G. Dennis Robert H. Dickson, Jr. Ralph W. Dieckmann George H. & Judy A. Dillinger Pamala J. Doffek Carolyn F. Donow, Ph.D. & Herbert S. Donow, Ph.D. Rick J. DuPraw & Susan E. Hayes-DuPraw Marlou A. Eckert & Mark F. Raeber James P. Economos, DDS Edwina S. Elwell & Jeffery S. Elwell, Ph.D. Norma J. Faust Craig U. Fehrenbacher Shawn Ferguson-Putt David S. Finley & Nancy J. Logan Anne Fletcher J. Thomas Fly, Sr. Barbara A. & Patrick J. Forkin Kim O. Fornero Patricia A. Frank Helmuth H. Fuchs Virginia Furlong

Lawrence J. & Kathleen O. Gage Judith S. & Robert L. Garrison Marian George Donald L. Gilleland Michael L. Goad Linda M. Gosse Gina M. & Frank T. Gramarosso Leland G. Hall Pamela G. Hall Amber B. Hanson & Homer H. Hanson, MD Thomas L. Hanson Robert B. Hardcastle Jane L. Hardy Ronald W. Hari Roy K. Harris & Joan Harris Tommy J. Harris, Sr. Darrell W. & Georgia C. Harrison Bret A. Hartung Mickey V. Haslett James M. & Susan L. Hawkinson Glenn M. Haynes, Jr. & Maria T. Haynes John S. & Maureen P. Heakin

Gifts of real or personal property, also known as gifts-in-kind, can enhance the mission of the university.

Karen Bedwell Herhahn William M. Herr, Ph.D. Nancy A. Herzog Kenneth R. Hetge Anne M. Hill Gary D. Hill Jane L. Hodgkinson Jeff W. Holder Shayne C. Hollandsworth Dorothy E. Holmes Louis P. Hoover Mary K. Houchin Charles F. Howe Stephen J. Howe William M. Hutton Candis S. Isberner, Ph.D. & Fred R. Isberner, Ph.D. Dorothy A. Ittner Britt A. & Marcus S. Jackson Ann M. & James B. Kahmann Marvin K. & Melanie K. Kaiser Gregory J. Kamrow Roger S. & Sharon P. Karsk Elliot S. Kaye James R. Keene Richard M. Killian Thomas L. Kilpatrick, Ph.D. Robin B. King Edward J. Kionka, JD Marvin D. Kleinau, Ph.D. & Marion L. Kleinau Keith & FloAnn Klukis Sherry L. Knapp-Brown, Ph.D. Darlene & Mark D. Knott Marilea Koch Stanley J. & Nancy A. Kopecky R. T. & Kris Kraus John A. & Frances H. Krecek Scott Kruger & Tracy M. Beck Kruger Stanlee J. Kucaba

Ella M. Lacey, Ph.D. David L. Lacy Marian L. Lambert Carl E. Langenhop Marianne R. & Stephen J. Lather Elisabeth J. Leighty Jerry W. Leman Constance F. Leonard John D. Lindner Robert A. Loftus Jacquelynn K. Lott Barbra Luce-Turner Cathy E. Luebke Robert Luken Carl W. Lutes Yun Sun Ma Gregory P. Malopy H. Dan Martin Charles A. Marx, Jr. John J. McAleer Allan L. McCabe Susan K. McClary & Robert A. Walser F. Lynn & Susan F. McPheeters Gary L. & Sarah M. Merideth Kenneth C. & Jennifer L. Metz Martha F. Milcarek Karen S. Mitchell Linda L. Mitchell Donald S. Monroe Becky Moody Yvonne Morris, JD Reta C. Moser Thomas “Woody” Mosgers Edward J. Murphy Michael C. Murray, Ph.D. Stephen A. Nauman Ronald A. Naversen, Ph.D. Jack R. & Robynn Nawrot Teresa L. Nix-Fincher Molly F. & William R. Norwood Ila J. O’Brien Kimberly A. Omelson G. Jill O’Neal Richard L. O’Neal Tilden E. Parks Cynthia A. & Jeffery P. Paulsen Richard A. & Patricia W. Pautler Rollin M. Perkins, III, MD Pamela K. & Philip M. Pfeffer Dianne L. Philibosian, Ph.D. & Thomas D. Seifert Jean Pulliam Robert J. Ramsey Marilyn S. Raphael William Recktenwald Daryl W. & Ella L. Reid Sheryl Rincker Linda Y. Rindt Judith M. Roales Phyllis E. Robeson Barrett R. Rochman Allan W. Rodgers, Ph.D. John L. Roseberry Kristine L. Rotter Charles G. Russell, Ph.D. Denise J. & T. J. Rutherford John C. & Marsha G. Ryan Cora S. & Gene D. Sams Frances A. Schrader Kenneth L. Schuttler Judy S. & Stephen L. Scott Evelyn G. & Thomas D. Seeley Barbara A. Shepherd Ellen Sinclair Robert J. Siracusano Debra A. Smith Marita A. Smith

Phyllis W. Smith, Ph.D. Toni L. Smith James Daniel Snyder Steven D. Spaner, Ph.D. & Judy Jones Eugene J. Sparing Jacquelyn D. Spinner Beth E. Steffen & W. P. Steffen, III C. Richard Stockner Catherine M. Stoltz James R. H. Stumpf, USAF (Ret.) Beth Sulzer-Azaroff Michael G. Sutherland Nobuyuki Tanaka, Ph.D. Roger B. Tedrick Thomas S. Thaviu Evelyn M. Thomas Annette T. Thompson Martin B. & Patsy D. Tracy Judy Y. B. Travelstead & Will W. Travelstead, Ph.D. Kathleen M. Trescott William P. & Rhonda L. Turner Billy G. Tweedy G. Robert & Joan G. Tyler Bryan C. & Toni G. Vagner John J. Vassen Mimi R. Wallace & Julian C. Wallace, MD Carolyn H. WarmSun & Larry J. Cooke Jill A. Wells Virginia White Douglas L. & Joanne B. Whitley Elena J. Williams Hugh R. Williams David B. Winsor Bonnie L. Wirfs, MD Lynnette C. Wolff, Ph.D. Brent E. Wood C. James Wright Laraine J. Wright Trevetta F. Wunderlin & Richard P. Wunderlin, Ph.D. Donna M. Yopp & John H. Yopp, Ph.D. In Remembrance Linda S. Kloth Wanda A. McCabe

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Companies across the nation matched gifts made by their employees to SIU Carbondale in fiscal year 2019. We value their continued support and take this opportunity to recognize their contributions.

Advanced Technology Services Ally Financial Ameren Corporation Charitable Trust American Honda Motor Co., Inc. American Online Giving Foundation Anheuser-Busch Foundation Aramark Corporation Archer Daniels Midland Company Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bechtel Group Foundation Boeing Gift Matching Program Caterpillar Foundation Chubb Group of Insurance Companies Collegiate Church Corporation Country Financial

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Honor Roll

Deloitte Foundation Delta Air Lines Foundation DonateWell Eli Lilly and Co. Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Follett Corporation FTB Advisors General Electric Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Hormel Foods Corporation IBM International Foundation Kinder Morgan, Inc. KPMG Foundation Merck Company Foundation MidAmerican Energy Foundation Network For Good Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation, Inc. Penn National Gaming Foundation Premera Blue Cross Progressive Insurance Company Quaker Chemical Corporation Raytheon Charitable Gift Fund Rockwell International Corp. Trust SC Johnson Fund Shell Oil Company Foundation, Inc. State Farm Companies Foundation SunTrust Foundation Matching Gift Program Texas Instruments Foundation The Sherwin-Williams Foundation U-Line W. W. Norton & Co. Walt Disney Co. Foundation YourCause, LLC

GIFTS IN MEMORY Each year, friends of the SIU Foundation remember a loved one through special contributions. From July 1, 2018, through June 30, 2019, gifts were made in memory of the following individuals: Charles H. Albright Mohammed Ameen Dada Tammie Antenan Pasquale Antonacci Roberta A. Antonacci Robert D. Arthur Thomas C. Azzarello Aaron T. Banez Carl E. Bartlett Mary L. Bartlett Gloria D. Battles Steven P. Berger Harry W. Bergmann Stuart J. Bernard Diane Bietsch James W. Biggs Louise B. Biggs Bill C. Bleyer Frank F. Bleyer Emily I. Bollmann Ivy R. Booko Robin J. Bothwell Richard W. Bradley Donald L. Brehm Martha E. Brelje Dora H. Brendow Rudolf Brendow Carol A. Bressan Glenda K. Brock Esther M. Brooks

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Barbara L. Brown Herschel E. Brown Seymour L. Bryson Raymond J. Bulinski Jeffrey L. Burks Sandra K. Burrus William J. Bushelle Daniel J. Callahan Era E. Callahan Peter J. Carroll Ralph Casey Donald E. Castle Theodore T. Chase Rochelle V. Chasin William G. Chestnut Mark A. Clark Courtney M. Clifford Rex A. Coble Alan M. Cohn Gerald D. Coorts Ervin Coppi John C. Crelling Ameen Dada Fred L. Davis John G. Dietrich Jean Dinges Rodney F. Dinges Debra Doan James E. Dougherty David Ehrenfreund Ethel J. Elledge Ray Essick William T. Felts Cheryl L. Finke Betty L. Fladeland Gertrude Folwell Addalyn Froehner Denis W. Gaines Terrence J. Gannon Georgia M. Garrett Rhonda Gill Jereme L. Goebel Natalie N. Goebel Robert W. Goepfert Brenda K. Gordon Jarod Gordon David E. Goriszewski Joseph R. Graziano Pamela S. Gwaltney Shayne Hamm Robert A. Harper Joan C. Harris Lewis B. Hartzog Vivienne V. Hertz Richard High Conrad C. Hinckley Maria B. Hirniak Evan Hoffman Michael P. Honan Julie Honerkamp Bob D. Huffman Catherine J. Huffman Guy R. Hunt Mary E. Jenkins Dana Johnson Louis C. Johnson Doris S. Kaplan Randall A. Kates Kent A. Katovich John G. Kennedy Mary Kitterman Lila L. Klasek Frank L. Klingberg Leota L. Klingberg Rose F. Klotzer Aldona Klutnick Kathleen I. Kochman

Alice P. Koenecke Francis N. Kopel Joseph J. Kozma Barrett Krupa Dorothy J. Lane Charles J. Lerner Kelly L. Levine Helmut Liedloff Michael L. Looker Jerome R. Lorenz Iona N. Lucas Roberta J. Mabie George N. Madison Louis Mahkovtz William J. McClintock Melissa M. McGrath Matthew K. Meier Shirley A. Meyer David W. Middendorf Connie J. Migalich Jerome M. Mileur Stanley T. Miller William R. Milner Carlo Montemagno Clara M. Moore Malvin E. Moore Patricia P. Mueth Cecelia H. Murphy Charles C. Myers Joyce A. Myers Fred L. Neal Neva S. Neal-Mundstock Ronald O. Neff Mary Lou Norrington John R. Odaniell O. J. O'Malley Mark A. Pallante Charles Parish Teri Pauly William Pelinski Hilda M. Perks John Perks Susan Perks Lorraine I. Petrongelli George C. Piazza Ronald C. Pitz Clara E. Pixley Lorena E. Pixley Victor A. Pixley Wendell R. Pixley Paul D. Povse Jim Prisk Robert C. Radtke Donald I. Raines Dorothy J. Ramp Wayne S. Ramp Dotti Raun Patricia J. Rausenberger Robert H. Reid Virginia Reiser Ron Reznicek Brent M. Richards Jenine Ridge Richard A. Roberts Walter G. Robinson Benjamin F. Rodriguez Larry Rosenbaum Janice S. Rowe Rian E. Sanderson Paul D. Sarvela Barbara Schemmer Joseph C. Schmit Richard D. Schwab C. G. Seibert Sheila A. Seibert Kathleen A. Shaw Edward J. Shea

John Y. Simon Paul Simon Dwight Singleton William Sjoberg Tami L. Skaggs-Braidwood Robert E. Smith John A. Somers Courtney L. Spoor Phil M. Springer Freda M. Stalls Robert A. Stalls Doris M. Stegemerten Libby Steinman Herman L. Stephenson Robert W. Stokes Raymond E. Stotler Jim Strutner Katy Tannahill Marion W. Taylor Kevin Thien Kyle Thien Gordon R. Thomas Herbert J. Thomason Penelope K. Tippy Jim F. Todd Keiko U. Todd Charles F. Townsend Paul B. Trescott Martha Trudell Damon P. Tyman Thomas J. Ulrich Ed Vancil Emmy T. Vancil Hermelinda L. Vignoe Jack Vollmer Margaret J. Vollmer William R. Warner John T. Warren Harvey Welch Timothy C. Wessel Wendy West Anna L. Wethington Joseph D. Wethington Nate Wiles Elizabeth Wilks Walter E. Wilson Thomas G. Wirth John F. Withrow Don E. Wood Jeffrey G. Woods Connie J. Young Joseph Zaleski Juanita M. Zaleski

We thank all our donors for their support in 2018-2019.

Financials AS OF JUNE 30, 2019 “Southern Illinois University is our university. All of us working together can make a better university and a better Southern Illinois. Your cooperation and your support are urgently needed.�

Delyte W. Morris SIU President 1948-1970

Financials

FINANCIALS AS OF JUNE 30, 2019

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

AS OF JUNE 30, 2019

FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2019

ASSETS

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

Cash $206,886 Contributions and Grants, Net of Discount

$15,540,391 (38,184) (33,309)

Allowance for Uncollectible Receivables

Receivables

Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements

Pledges Receivable,

Change in Value of Beneficial Interest

Other Receivables

5,577,173 1,280,113 54,435 161,398

Total Receivables

7,073,119

Net of Allowance for Doubtful Accounts Estate Receivable Charitable Trusts Receivable

105,343 4,995,526 66,659 3,550,989 307,413

in Perpetual Trusts Investment Gain Fundraising Service Income Support Service Revenue Other

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE

24,494,828

Investments Investments 191,557,764

2,364,030 1,217,892 467,900 697,773

Assets Held Under Split-Interest Agreements Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust Investment in Real Estate Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance

Total Investments

196,305,359 808,888 366,435

Land, Property and Equipment, Net Other Assets

TOTAL ASSETS

EXPENSES Program Services:

3,273,594 3,050,979 3,087,642

Student Assistance University and Community Programs Academic and Research Support

Total Program Services

9,412,215

Support Services:

3,837,078 4,082,912

Management and General Fundraising

$204,760,687

Total Support Services

7,919,990

Liabilities Accounts Payable and Other Liabilities Obligations Under Split-Interest Agreements Agency Funds Payable Deposits Held for Others

Total Liabilities

$219,754 1,140,299 2,822,503 14,141 4,196,697

Net Assets

Total Net Assets

15,686,441 184,877,549 200,563,990

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$204,760,687

Unrestricted Restricted

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TOTAL EXPENSES

17,332,205

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR

7,162,623 193,401,367

$200,563,990

FISCAL SNAPSHOT

TOTAL SIU FOUNDATION ASSETS

$204,760,687

MARKET VALUE OF SIU FOUNDATION ENDOWMENTS

$149,307,712

Since 2010, SIU Foundation assets have grown by

66%

Since 2010, the market value of SIU Foundation endowments has grown by

94%

$81,060,368

$72,148,748

SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS The SIU Foundation accepts contributions in the form of cash, securities and real estate or personal property.

Many corporations will match the contribution of

Cash Contributions and Pledges

Gifts in Kind

employees, officers, directors and, in some instances, spouses and retirees. The SIU Foundation also accepts various types of planned gifts, whereby the donor makes a gift commitment during his or her lifetime that will benefit the university. Planned gifts are in the form of bequests, gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts and life agreements.

The foundation’s goal is to increase private support to enhance the university’s mission of being a comprehensive undergraduate and graduate research institution.

$14,774,058

$1,096,810

TOTAL: $15,870,868

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Financials ENDOWMENT INVESTMENTS The SIU Foundation receives endowment contributions and invests them into the endowment investment pool for perpetuity.

An annual distribution of a portion of the revenue generated from the endowment accounts is transferred to corresponding current accounts and used according to donors’ restrictions. Many of the contributions are designated for scholarships, research and the general support of colleges and departments. Please visit siuf.org for more information. The SIU Foundation endowment is invested as follows:

U.S. EQUITIES

INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES

$44,444,598

$31,940,835

$5,556,794

29.77%

21.39%

3.72%

PRIVATE EQUITIES

FIXED INCOME

COMMODITIES

$6,192,414

$30,107,178

$7,416,493

4.15%

20.15%

4.97%

REAL ESTATE SECURITIES

DIVERSIFYING STRATEGIES

MONEY MARKET

$5,726,096

$14,912,743

$3,010,561

3.84%

9.99%

2.02%

TOTAL

$149,307,712 100%

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HEDGE EQUITIES

EXPENDITURES Donors can designate their contributions for items such as scholarships, faculty support, research, facilities and equipment. Donors also contribute toward general support with an unrestricted gift. The SIU Foundation’s expenditures are represented as follows, with “other” including professional development and travel, equipment and expendable goods:

TEACHING & RESEARCH

GRANTS TO THE UNIVERSITY

$1,186,386

$4,413,922

SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

OTHER

$2,406,794

$1,405,113

TOTAL

$9,412,215

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SIU Foundation Board Of Directors Fiscal Year 2018-2019

President

Clarence C. Copping ’77 Boeing 777 Captain and Line Check Airman United Airlines St. Charles, IL

Beth (Rausenberger) Mueller’94 Partner Deloitte Chicago, IL

President-Elect

Oyd Craddock ’80 Retired Sales Executive IBM Corporation Atlanta, GA

Scott Moller’85 Owner/Advisor AKA Media River Forest, IL

Dr. J. Kevin Dorsey President Southern Illinois University Springfield, IL

Michael R. Peters ’99 Owner Aviation Interviews, LLC Madison, WI

Dr. John M. Dunn Chancellor Southern Illinois University Carbondale Carbondale, IL

Adaire Putman ’81 President Putnam Communications San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Susan W. Rashid ’87 President SWR, LLC Evanston, IL G. David Delaney ’83 Chief Commercial Officer Farmers Business Network Lake Forest, IL

Immediate Past President Roger B. Tedrick ’70 Owner Tedrick Insurance Agency Mount Vernon, IL

Members

Harold Bardo ’62, M.S. ’69, Ph.D. ’72 Retired Director Medical/Dental Education Preparatory Program (MEDPREP) Southern Illinois University Carbondale, IL Barry Batson ’90 Captain United Airlines Chicago, IL William Beck ’70 Retired CEO Beck Bus Co. Mount Vernon, IL John G. Benitez, M.D. ’81 Medical Director Emergency Preparedness Program, Tennessee Department of Health Nashville, TN Robert C. Bleyer ’91 President and CEO The Bank of Carbondale Carbondale, IL Kathryn S. Bohn, M.D. ’83 Owner The Vein Specialists LLC Bloomington, IL Marcia L. Bullard ’74 Retired CEO, Editor, President USA WEEKEND Washington, DC Diane R. Compardo ’91, M.A. ’92 Partner The Compardo Team Moneta Group St. Louis, MO

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Stephen D. Goepfert ’75 Retired Vice President of Internal Audit United Airlines Maryville, TN Ray A. Griffith ’75 Retired President & CEO Ace Hardware Corporation, Follett Corporation Marion, IL Edward A. Hamilton ’88 Independent Investor, Former Managing Director and SVP Banc of America Securities Charlotte, NC Molly Hudgins ’97 Associate Provost Lindenwood University St. Charles, MO Daniel G. Korte ’85 Global Vice President PPG Industries, Inc. Pasadena, CA Howard Lo ’86 CEO VisitView Corporation Irvine, CA Camelle W. Logan ’89 President and CEO Teaming Solution for Education Roswell, GA William McGraw ’69 Retired Stock Yards Packing Company Chicago, IL

Randy Ragan ’67, M.B.A. ‘68 CPA/Retired Partner RSM US Springfield, IL Matthew S. Solverson ‘86 Director R & D Programs General Dynamics Ordnance & Tactical Systems Carbondale, IL Steve Tedesco M.S. ‘81 President Running Foxes Petroleum/Atoka Centennial, CO Greg Webb ‘79 Vice President Archer Daniels Midland Chicago, IL Michael Williamson, M.D. ‘79 Professor and Chair Emeritus of Radiology University of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

Emeritus

Michael Carr ’74, J.D. ’79 Jackson County State’s Attorney Murphysboro, IL Paul L. Conti ’72, M.B.A. ’74 Retired Chief Assets Officer Vericlaim Inc. Glen Ellyn, IL Greg N. Cook President Cook Portable Warehouse Anna, IL

Larry DeJarnett ’62, M.S. ’63 Retired Managing Director The LAMAR Group Palm Desert, CA Jim Gildersleeve ’72 President Gildersleeve Fertilizer Co. Hudson, IL Roger Gray ’64 Retired Bank President Central Bank of Marion Cobden, IL Kenneth J. Hull ’58 Retired Chairman and CEO Follett Corporation Downers Grove, IL F. Lynn McPheeters ‘64 Retired Vice President/CFO Caterpillar, Inc. Nashville, TN Mary Kay Moore ’78, M.S. ’81 Retired CEO Neuro Restorative Hilton Head Island, SC Pamela Pfeffer ’67 Community Leader Nashville, TN Marsha G. Ryan, M.D., J.D.’87 Retired Physician/Surgeon Carbondale, IL Howard M. Spiegel ‘75 Account Manager Arrow Semi-Conductor Buffalo Grove, IL

Mission Statement The Southern Illinois University Foundation was established in 1942 to solicit, receive, hold and administer gifts from private sources for educational purposes. The SIU Foundation provides alumni and other friends as a means to invest in the future of their University.

The Foundation is an independent, non-profit corporation, which exists solely to further the mission of Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

It is a designated 501(c)3 organization with appropriate approval from the Internal Revenue Service to issue tax deductible receipts for private gifts received to support Southern Illinois University Carbondale.

The mission of the SIU Foundation is to maximize private support for SIU Carbondale to assist the University in achieving its long-range goals. As outlined in the Strategic Plan, the activities, programs, and efforts of the SIU Foundation for the next two years will be driven by five priority areas. These areas are developing next wave fundraising programs, fostering and improving relationships with key constituency groups, recruiting and retaining strong, high-capability staff, creating comprehensive marketing and communication strategies, and implementing board governance and leadership structures. Throughout the coming years, the SIU Foundation will continue to raise money with the help of others, praise our quality board and staff, and tell our story.

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