Saint Mary's University of Minnesota Investor's Report 2020-2021

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT

SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY INVESTOR’S REPORT 2020-2021

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From the President

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From the Chair of the Board of Trustees

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Board of Trustees

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Alumni honor inspirational professor

12 Bilski hopes to leave legacy through service 14 Kuhns fuel Cardinals for competition 16 Sharing the Saint Mary’s experience 20 Financials 22 Honor Roll of Contributors 35 Employee Giving 40 Lasallian Legacy Society 42 Scholarships 44 Advisory Boards

ON THE COVER: This past fall, Saint Mary’s University welcomed its first class in the B.S. in Nursing program on its Winona Campus, led by Sister Agnes Mary Graves, RSM, DNP, director and inaugural Jack and Mary Ann Remick Chair of Nursing.

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A message from the President

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The Investor’s Report provides an opportunity to publicly recognize those who have so generously supported Saint Mary’s in this past year.

I am reminded of this biblical verse, “But who am I, and who are my people, that we should be able to give as generously as this? Everything comes from You, and we have given You only what comes from Your hand” (1 Chronicles 29:14). This quote brings to mind the concept that “great things are possible,” the Lasallian theme and the focus of the 2020 conference for Lasallian Chief Administrators. That theme steadied us through the challenging pandemic. It was a constant reminder of hope, which continues to center our strategic plan, “Building a Future Full of Hope 2025.”

When we consider all things good and great, we can’t help but recognize all the efforts that went into weathering the pandemic — while still providing an uninterrupted quality academic experience. Faculty on all our campuses are to be applauded for their efforts to excel in online education, as most took or are taking additional training to enhance student learning. Our students are to be commended for their pledge to keep one another safe, thereby allowing us to continue learning in person in Winona last year. We laud the resilience and fortitude of our Saint Mary’s community and our philanthropic partners during this challenging economic time.

Despite the pandemic, we furthered our goals in the second year of our strategic plan. These included: n Continuing to recruit and train students through our business accelerators — non-degree, career enhancement offerings for students looking to change their careers or advance in their positions. We’ve also introduced digital badging, which highlights new credentials so our students and alumni are more easily recognized and identified by potential employers for their specific skill sets. n Launching our new B.S. in Nursing in Winona this fall. This is the newest addition to our successful, growing, and industry-focused educational healthcare programming. We are grateful to our generous philanthropic partners Jack and Mary Ann (Wera) Remick, for establishing our first chair of nursing. In this position, Sister Agnes Mary Graves, RSM, DNP, hopes to shift the direction of healthcare by educating a new generation of nurses who will care for the whole patient, intellectually, psychologically, physically, mentally, and spiritually. n This nursing program — along with a unique academic blend of science and business — will be housed in our newest renovated facility, Aquinas Hall, formerly known as the Adducci Science Center’s Hoffman and Brother Charles Halls. This fall, we

dedicated this facility and recognized the many people who have contributed to its completion, along with all who have made significant investments in our students. It’s a beautiful state-of-the-art facility, and we hope you all will make a trip to our Winona Campus to see this welcome addition. n Our Character Education and Virtue Formation initiative continues to build momentum. The mission of Saint Mary’s has always included fostering character and virtue in our students. Our current plan focuses these efforts and expands the integration of character and virtue throughout the academic curriculum and campus activities. Saint Mary’s aspires to become known nationally as a leader in character education and virtue formation. We will do so by establishing new partnerships to serve our communities better as we work to develop our students to better serve and lead in their chosen fields.

In thanksgiving for all things great and good, we honor and recognize you. Your generosity allows us to do more for our students, who leave here to do more for their communities and our world. You can be assured your investments in our students, and our academic enterprise, will have lasting positive effects far wider than you or we could ever imagine.

We pray that God may bless you abundantly so that in all things and at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work. (2 Corinthians 9:8).

Know of our prayers for you in gratitude and praise to our Lord for this year and for your continued partnership and good work.

Father James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D. President

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“People are hungry, especially the young. They are hungry for God, and you are here to satisfy that hunger. Be faithful to the great gift that God has made you to be teachers, educators, light. His light, in the world among young people. The future of the world depends on what you do.”

– Saint Teresa of Calcutta This statue is located on the Winona Campus.

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A message from the Board Chair

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What does a Saint Mary’s degree stand for?

Our mission, reputation, and brand call on us to not only answer this question but continually validate our answer and share the outcomes loudly and proudly.

Certainly, we want our graduates to leave here with current and applicable skills and knowledge. We also want our graduates to be renowned for another trait, one desperately needed in today’s workforce: character. Every industry benefits from hiring graduates with strong ethical character and virtue.

It’s a lot to imbue in our students during the short time our undergraduates and graduate students are with us. Yet, we know it begins with having the right people, tools, facilities, and resources in place.

Included in our “right people” focus is Leon Dixon, Saint Mary’s new vice president for inclusion and human dignity. His background and experiences in the world of inclusion support our efforts, including discussions, learning, and community on our campuses and beyond. These discussions, elevated by what’s happening right now in the world around us, have always been key to who we are as Lasallian Catholics. We’ve also welcomed Matthew Gerlach as our vice president for character, virtue, and ethics. His work will weave throughout the university.

To have the right tools, we must continue listening to the needs of businesses and industry, the healthcare field, education, and other sectors in which our graduates will work. By being attentive in this way, we help our students, our communities, and our world.

It’s important to note we continue to align our academic goals to ensure our student body is prepared to meet employer expectations. Our corporate partners are an essential part of Saint Mary’s strategic plan — contributing to enrollment growth and creating opportunities for innovation.

With 39 formal corporate partnerships and growing, we are excited to share the new and renewed partnerships supporting our institutional work.

Key academic partnerships with other institutions in the region will also benefit all our partner schools, particularly when we align our educational approach, mission, and pursuit of excellence. We have been

excited to formalize our work with Viterbo University and Catholic Virtual Academy this past year. Viterbo offers graduate students at both schools additional opportunities, and Catholic Virtual Academy offers Catholic high school students college credit at Saint Mary’s.

This fall, we’ve dedicated an additional facility of learning and discovery in Winona. Aquinas Hall houses our business, science, and psychology programs, and our newest B.S. in Nursing program. Having stateof-the-art facilities helps with recruitment and aids learning.

None of this would be possible without you, our generous benefactors, who provide us with the resources we need to expand and grow to meet students’ needs. Whether you have shared your time, talent, treasure, or testimony; whether you support the annual fund, building enhancements, scholarships, or particular programs or initiatives, please know how much your gifts mean to this university and our students. We are confident our graduates will be in a position to one day give back for the gifts that have been provided to them, through people like you, creating an endless circle of generosity.

I urge you to share your love of Saint Mary’s by referring a student to us, touring our campuses, hiring our graduates, offering an internship, or considering mentoring. To find out where to begin, call Bob Fisher, senior director of alumni and benefactor engagement, at 507-457-6658. We look to you to help us connect with the people who can further the mission of empowering students to ethical lives of service and leadership. There’s no better investment than education. Today’s students will be tomorrow’s doctors, lawyers, educators, business leaders, and change agents.

What does a Saint Mary’s education mean? In a word: more.

Thank you for all that you do. May God continue to bless you richly and bless our work at Saint Mary’s University.

Terrance Russell ’76 Chair Board of Trustees

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CURRENT BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD CHAIR Terrance K. Russell ’76 Bonita Springs, Fla. Retired, Executive Vice President Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC VICE CHAIR Michael Laak ’77, J.D. Maple Grove, Minn.

Senior Legal Counsel Medtronic, Inc. PRESIDENT Rev. James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D. Winona, Minn.

President Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota SECRETARY Sandra (Kaiser) Simon CST’72 Jupiter, Fla. President KJ Investment, LLC TREASURER Gregory Stevens ’74 Saint Paul, Minn.

Senior Vice President – Wealth Management UBS Financial Services, Inc. Jennifer Baryl ’86 Chicago, Ill. Vice President of Development Kohl Children’s Museum Matthew Bilski ’07 New Brighton, Minn.

Lead Chemist Ecolab Brother Robert Bimonte, FSC Bronx, N.Y. Robert Cerone ’75 Wilmette, Ill. Founder and CEO Cognos HR, LLC Mary Pat (Cunningham) Clasen ’76 Sisters, Ore. Jerome Colletti ’69 Scottsdale, Ariz.

Retired, Managing Partner Colletti-Fiss, LLC Brother Jack Curran, FSC, Ph.D. Riverdale, N.Y. Vice President for Mission Manhattan College

John Domanico ’77, DDS LaGrange, Ill. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Brother Michael Fehrenbach, FSC Burr Ridge, Ill. Visitor of the Midwest District Brothers of the Christian Schools Raffi Festekjian Winchester, Mass.

Executive Chairman and Managing Partner NuArca, LLC Bobbie (Smith) Gostout ’83 Rochester, Minn.

Retired, President Mayo Clinic Health System Roger S. Haydock ’67, J.D. Spearfish, S.D. Professor of Law Mitchell Hamline School of Law Mark Jacobs Winona, Minn.

Chief Executive Officer The Watkins Co. Amy Johnson ’93, J.D. Monee, Ill. Partner HeplerBroom, LLC Brother Thomas Johnson, FSC Chicago, Ill. Director of the Novitiate Lasallian Region of North America Julie Kaiser ’84, DPT Glenview, Ill. Sarah (Marek) Landman ’04, M’07 Naples, Fla. Senior Vice President Insightful Brother Michael J. McGinniss, FSC, Ph.D. Philadelphia, Pa. President Emeritus and Professor of Religion La Salle University Brother Michael O’Hern, FSC New York, N.Y. President Emeritus Christian Brothers Investment Services Kaye O’Leary Wayzata, Minn.

Partner River Rock Partners

Angela Steger ’76 Wilmette, Ill. Retired, Financial Representative Rabjohns Financial Group Ann (O’Connor) Trauscht ’77, M.D. Cottonwood Heights, Utah Retired, Physician Advocate Occupational Health Marcy Van Fossen, Ph.D. Winona, Minn.

John Wade CST’86 Rochester, Minn.

Mary Pat (Navins) Wlazik ’73 Plymouth, Minn.

Retired, Vice President U.S. Bank Technology and Operations Services TRUSTEES EMERITI Michael Gostomski ’62 Winona, Minn.

Michael Dooley ’66 Chesterfield, Mo. John Ehlert ’67 Sarasota, Fla. Thomas F. Meagher ’53 Burr Ridge, Ill. Paul J. Meyer ’64 Phoenix, Ariz.

Mary Ann (Wera) Remick CST’64 Rochester, Minn.

Joseph Ross ’67 Bonita Springs, Fla. Loras “Red” Sieve ’60 Edina, Minn.

David Thies ’59 Edina, Minn.

Bernie Wagnild Lakeville, Minn.

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Alumni honor inspirational professor Throughout Dr. Marilyn Frost’s career, her office door was always open.

And now, thanks to some of the very first students she taught at Saint Mary’s (then College), office door 339B in the newly renovated Aquinas Hall will permanently bear her name.

When Frost began teaching psychology at Saint Mary’s in 1969, she was not much older than the students in her classrooms. She and her progressive attitude arrived at the pivotal moment when the school was transitioning from an all men’s school to coeducational.

In the world outside of the university, life was even more tumultuous. In the early ’70s, with the Vietnam War raging, students were being drafted. Meanwhile, the Civil Rights movement was occurring.

There was much to talk about and much work to be done, more than could ever occur during normal office and classroom hours.

Greg Stevens ’74 and Mike Heiges ’74, both psychology majors, describe Dr. Frost as an excellent teacher and mentor, but also friend — so much so that a core group from their class has stayed in touch with her for 50 years.

“The word that comes to mind most is caring,” Stevens said. “She always had a real interest and really cared about what we were doing.” He and Heiges recall students gathering with faculty outside of the classroom, including in the pub on Friday nights, to “soul search” about what was happening in the world.

“She was one of the lead people,” he said.

“She paved the way for women. She’s a very, very bright person, and very smart academically.”

“She was business-like and also warm,” Heiges added. “She was very intent that you walked away with concrete pieces of information and knowledge but she was always there, both inside and outside of class. Greg and I are not the exceptions; within our class, there were many people whom she influenced. In the last 50 years, she has always been a presence in our lives. She has been with us since we raised our children and embarked on our careers.”

As Stevens is a university trustee, he heard about the renovation of what was formerly called the Adducci Science Center’s Brother Charles

A faculty office in the newly renovated Aquinas Hall will be named the Marilyn Frost, Ph.D., Collegial Faculty Office.

and Hoffman Halls. He and Heiges had just finished their 45th class reunion in 2019. Knowing that Dr. Frost had a tremendous impact on their lives, as well as so many of their classmates, and that the newly renovated space would house psychology, they decided to raise the funds to name a space in her honor.

After the reunion, a number of classmates decided to raise the $30,000 required to establish the Marilyn Frost, Ph.D. Collegial Faculty Office, dedicated Oct. 15, 2021.

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Marilyn Frost, Ph.D., Collegial Faculty Office This space is dedicated to Dr. Marilyn Frost, a cherished and longtime member of the Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota community.

Her work began in 1969 as a professor in the department of Psychology. Her later appointments included those of administrator and dean of the graduate school, before she finished her career as a professor emerita and member of the board of trustees.

Esteemed for her sustained excellence in teaching and long-term commitment to the values of the university, Dr. Frost earned – among several awards and accolades – the Bishop Heffron Service Award in 1994 and the Brother Charles H. Severin, FSC, Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2005.

A brilliant educator, she was a compassionate leader who took time to shepherd students through academia and the challenges of personal growth. A valued role model, mentor, and friend, the Saint Mary’s University community is grateful for her unfailing dedication. Led by efforts from the Class of 1974, this office was sponsored in honor of Dr. Frost for her 50 years of service, and as a testament to the meaningful impact she has had on so many lives.

“Many of these people have had contact with Marilyn in various ways,” Stevens said. “She had a significant impact in the lives of many, many students of the class of 1974 but, more importantly, ever since then. Marilyn was a role model. She had a real impact on the women in the class of 1974 and a number of the people who gave are women who became successful doctors, psychologists, businesswomen, and artists. I’ve been fortunate because (continued)

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The class of 1974 at their 30th reunion during Homecoming 2004.

Mike Heiges is pictured top left and Greg Stevens is directly in front of Heiges.

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I’ve been able to observe her in other roles as a dean and on the board of trustees. She just finished her tenure on the board. Her institutional knowledge and perspective is a tremendous asset for the university.”

“As time has gone on, Marilyn has generously given her time and energy to former students and friends,” Heiges added. “It’s a small way for us to say we remember, and we appreciate all that she’s done.”

Dr. Frost describes the gesture as both humbling and touching.

“I’ve known this group for more than 50 years; that covers my adult life,” she said. “We have stayed connected. And I have to say (this recognition) is so touching. However, I have felt very acknowledged by them already. When you see them over their lifetimes at various stages, you revisit what is meaningful.”

As a psychologist, Dr. Frost specializes in personality psychology — studying the behavior patterns, dynamics, and well-being of people throughout their lives. She explains that longitudinal psychology, which follows the same group of people throughout a long period of time, is very valuable but often expensive, time-consuming, and therefore not often done. So staying connected to this group of alumni over the course of their adult lives has been meaningful both personally and professionally.

“To know people who were once my students and now are flourishing has been the privilege of a lifetime,” she said. “It’s a very special relationship, and it’s been a treasure and a gift.”

Dr. Frost is excited that psychology will have its place in the new facility, dedicated to interdisciplinary innovation. “I’m committed to the entire endeavor,” she said. “Psychology is a hub discipline that connects to both science and business. ”The majority of these alumni were psychology majors who spent their lives in the sciences and business and entrepreneurship and law, the same areas that business will connect,” she added. “These alumni, as students, were idealistic, very connected, and committed, and to see how they’ve lived this out throughout their lives is wonderful. If you want to talk about ethical lives of service and leadership, you are talking about these adults. They’ve contributed professionally and philanthropically in their families, careers, and communities. And they’ve stayed connected; it’s a wonderful statement about Saint Mary’s.”

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Renovation of Aquinas Hall The renovation of Aquinas Hall would not be possible without the generous support of our philanthropic partners. In addition to the Marilyn Frost, Ph.D., Collegial Faculty Office, a number of named spaces have already been established and were recognized during the Oct. 15 dedication.

We graciously thank all those who have made this beautiful facility a reality.

• Anthony ’59 and Sandra Adducci Family Makerspace • Colletti-Fiss, LLC Collegial Faculty Office — made possible by Jerome A. ’69 and Mary (Fiss) CST’71 Colletti • Conway-Cannon-Weldon Student Learning Commons — made possible by Thomas Conway ’79, and Michael ’73 and Sally (Weldon) ’74 Cannon

• Roger S. ’67 and Elaine Haydock Center • Jon ’48 and Betty Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies Office Suite • Merchants Bank Seminar Room • Jerry V. ’62 and Patricia Papenfuss Multimedia Lab • Brother Jerome Rademacher, FSC ’58, Ph.D. Collegial Faculty Office — made possible by grateful alumni

• James L. ’69 and Marianne Coogan Student Learning Commons

• William ’41 and Barbara Schuler Collegial Faculty Office

• De La Salle Christian Brothers Terrace — made possible by Marni (Haydock) Bond ’90

• Chuck ’70 and Connie Schrup Student Learning Commons

• Joseph J. Elston ’51 Collegial Faculty Office

• Brother I. Ambrose Trusk, FSC ’43, Ph.D. Collegial Faculty Office — made possible by Gregory ’74 and Catherine (Trusk) ’76 Stevens

• Charles J. Fiss Collegial Faculty Office — made possible by Jerome A. ’69 and Mary (Fiss) CST’71 Colletti

• WNB Financial External Partner Suite

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Matt Bilski ’07 originally chose Saint Mary’s because of the opportunities that existed to do undergraduate research as part of his biology degree.

Working side by side with Dr. Richard Kowles, biology professor emeritus, Bilski assisted with his ongoing corn and oat genetics research, received prestigious grants, completed a summer internship, and was a contributing author on one of Dr. Kowles’ published research papers.

“Getting the experience of doing actual research at such a young age was so valuable,” he said. “It was exposure to what I began doing from day one on my job out of college.”

Bilski began working at Ecolab 14 years ago, straight out of college. Ecolab is the global leader in water, hygiene, and infection prevention solutions and services that protect people and vital resources.

As lead chemist/project manager, Bilski works with new product innovation, from first-level ideation to launching the product into the market. For the past seven years, he has focused specifically on beverage and brewery customers in North America.

And Saint Mary’s, he said, helped him get where he is “100 percent.”

This is why Bilski gives back to Saint Mary’s in so many ways, including serving on the alumni board from 2015-2021 (and as president from 2018-2020) and now in a newly formed role as a young alumnus on the board of trustees.

Looking back at his and the alumni board’s accomplishments, Bilski said, a highlight was serving on the board when Father James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D., was named president.

He is also proud of the work the alumni board made in setting clear goals and objectives and working toward them as a team, particularly in the areas of development and engagement with both graduate and undergraduate alumni. “We’ve had upwards of 30-40 people apply for open board positions. It is phenomenal that we have that much interest from those wanting to be part of the alumni board,” he said.

Representing 54,000 alumni, he said, was both rewarding and humbling. “I’m not necessarily going to see eye to eye with everyone all the time, but I hope my time on the board and as a trustee can be seen as a positive and influential voice on behalf of the alumni for Saint Mary’s now and in the future,” he said. “If, 10-20 years from now, nobody remembers I was on the board, but the things we tried to do are still going strong, that to me would be the ultimate legacy.”

Matt Bilski ’07 has served on the Saint Mary’s Alumni Board and is now serving on the board of trustees.

One of the best parts about being on the alumni board, Bilski said, was the opportunity to be more involved with the university on a deeper level and reconnecting with faculty and staff, as well as meeting new employees.

He looks forward to further building those relationships on the board of trustees, and he’ll bring new insight to the board as someone who can relate well with the university’s graduate students, who are often balancing families and careers.

“I hope I can bring a voice, especially for the young alumni,” he said. “The trustees are more experienced in their careers. I have three young children, and my wife and I are still in the early middle stages of our careers. I may bring a different perspective to the discussions, and I look forward to working with them.”

He and his wife Jocelyn also generously support Cardinal Athletics, the Saint Mary’s Fund, and the Science Initiative.

“On the alumni board, our passion project is the annual fund, which isn’t exciting but it’s important, and it allows for so many things to happen,” he said.

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Matt Bilski, bottom right, and the Saint Mary’s Alumni Board of 2018-2019. As part of his role as an alumni board member, Bilski enjoyed helping at events with members of the Advancement team (pictured), alumni, faculty and staff, and students.

“And the new addition to Aquinas Hall (which now encompasses the former Adducci Science Center and the former Science and Learning Center) continues to expand research opportunities for students across disciplines.

“This mirrors many industries today and is a crucial connection I am thrilled to see being embraced

by Saint Mary’s,” he said. “I think the direction the university is going with the deliberate merging of the sciences and business together is such a great idea. It is such a smart way to look at the future.”

Bilski’s position is a prime example of this pairing.

At Ecolab, he said 60-70% of his work is more business-related and 30-40% is a science research role. “Most people with biology degrees are going to

end up doing something in the private sector with a publicly traded company. Having that understanding of business and technology and how those things come together and getting exposed to that at such a young age is so beneficial.

“I look back very fondly on my time at Saint Mary’s,” he added. “I think a big part of who I am today is because of the experiences I had there.

I want those students there now to have similar experiences. My family has always been very philanthropic, so I grew up in that environment.

When I find organizations that have benefitted me and that I believe in strongly, I want to support that.

College is expensive, and I really value the Lasallian Catholic nature of the university. The ethical and moral components students receive as part of the Lasallian education are beneficial for students as both individuals and in their professional careers.

“At Saint Mary’s, you learn a specific skill but also what type of person you want to be.”

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Nick ’07 and Marie (Fay) ’05 Kuhn have built their business around building community.

They know that so often friendships are celebrated and strengthened by breaking bread together. This is especially true considering the number of breadsticks they’ve served to the Saint Mary’s baseball team.

The Kuhns say they are both huge sports fans and are maybe a bit biased for the Cardinals, as Nick played outfield and catcher on the team alongside current coach Nick Winecke ’07.

They’re also big fans of Saint Mary’s. Marie studied public relations, while Nick majored in management and entrepreneurship. They met at Saint Mary’s and even got married on campus.

And now, after following their dreams and opening NorthEnd Pub & Grill in Cochrane, Wis., they are finding ways to give back to the place that brought them together.

For starters, they’ve sponsored a locker in the new baseball clubhouse and catered several meals for the team, particularly during breaks when the team is still on campus. They served the team a meal, in kind, this past year as a congratulations and in preparation before their NCAA tournament.

“They are always there to help,” Winecke said.

“They’re just great people. They’ve worked really hard to run their business and have great clientele. They love to give back, and they’re everything that’s good about Saint Mary’s.”

Winecke is not only a fan of the Kuhns, he’s also a fan of their food, including burgers, pizzas, paninis, or wings. He says the couple has fed the baseball team a taco bar, pastas, grilled chicken and ribs — food that spoils them for regular cafeteria food.

And, Winecke adds, he isn’t always the best at giving them advance notice in feeding his team of more than 50. “About a day and a half at the most,” Nick Kuhn responds with a laugh.

The Kuhns say it’s amazing to watch their food be consumed so quickly and with such appreciation. At one point, Marie Kuhn remembers going through an entire case of 300 breadsticks.

Why do they give back? Marie Kuhn answers simply, “We really just love it. We love being able to do those things. We love to be helpful to Coach Winecke whenever we can do something for him because he’s such a good friend. That program was really important to where we are today. Every stepping stone is important. We both love baseball, too.”

“The baseball team, they treat you like you’re one of them, even 15-20 years later,” Nick Kuhn adds.

“They bring our son, Connor, who is 7, out on the field

and play catch with him.

They treat him like their little brother. He’s been going to games since he was born.”

When Nick Kuhn thinks back on his time on the baseball team, he thinks of memories from the locker room, practices, and long trips — of friendships you never forget. Some teammates have worked at the restaurant part time.

“Being from Chicago, I didn’t know anyone when I got there,” he said. “I never left.

Nick (Winecke) hired me as an assistant one year and I was a junior varsity coach one year. I stayed in the area until I migrated here.”

The two have also come back to speak with Saint Mary’s entrepreneurship students about tips for starting their own businesses.

“It can be done,” Nick Kuhn said. “We built this from the ground level up.

You need to work hard, but it’s rewarding to be able to tell them that it can be done.”

When they started the restaurant, Marie Kuhn said they started with a blank canvas. They knew they wanted to have a sports bar, but they invited the community to help mold the business into what they needed it to be.

“They have welcomed us wholeheartedly,” she said.

“It’s really great to be part of a small town and give back with things like T-ball Chicken Qs. People really appreciate you. And it’s rewarding when people choose to spend their time with us.”

Nick Kuhn adds, “It’s full circle; we cater everything from baptisms to funerals.”

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Nick ’07 and Marie (Fay) ’05 Kuhn

The two especially love when recognizable Saint Mary’s faculty, staff, or alumni drop by. And they do their best to promote the university whenever they can.

“At Saint Mary’s, I primarily remember the community feel,” Marie Kuhn said. “I remember feeling people really cared about you. On a small campus,

you knew everybody. I just loved my experience.

We’re really proud that we are alumni.

“Every time we see an alum or someone from school in the pub, we do feel special,” she added.

“When I see a Saint Mary’s T-shirt, I love to ask.

There’s always a connection. It’s a family, and people love to share.”

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Giving time and financial support are common ways people give back to their alma maters. Saint Mary’s graduate Veronica Hiza M’15, M’17 does just that by serving as a member of the school’s alumni board.

But she gives back in another way as well.

The double master’s graduate is a cheerleader for the university and goes out of her way to spread the message of her experience at Saint Mary’s. And that has paid off!

Hiza has seen her husband and son, David Hiza Sr. ’16, M’17 and David Hiza Jr. ’17, M’21, graduate with master’s degrees from Saint Mary’s.

Her daughter, Natalia Hiza, is currently pursuing an M.S. in Business Intelligence and Data Veronica Hiza Analytics.

M’15, M’17 And the list of family members who have attended Saint Mary’s doesn’t end there.

“I can probably name eight to 10 other family members,” Hiza chuckled. “It’s because I talk about Saint Mary’s, I like to advertise it. I’m pro-education as much as I can be.”

Before choosing Saint Mary’s for two master’s degrees, Hiza had been working full time in project management. Knowing she needed to take the next step in her career, Hiza decided to take the Project Management Professional certification exam. Having known multiple people who had to take the exam more than once, Hiza decided going back to school would be one of the best ways to prepare.

After receiving her M.S. in Project Management, she felt the call to continue learning, so she enrolled once again at Saint Mary’s in the M.S. in Information Technology Management program.

Hiza says the most beneficial part of attending Saint Mary’s was learning from professionals who work in the same field as her.

“It was like being taught by a colleague,” Hiza said.

“It just made it so conversational. It was always a nice opportunity to discuss real-life things and things that were happening in my job.”

After earning two graduate degrees from Saint Mary’s, she has seen the payoff: her ability to learn concepts that were included in the Project Management Professional certification process helped her through the exam. She’s also seen the real-world

concepts taught in the classroom aid her in her job with Minnesota IT Services.

Not long after graduating, she was contacted about serving on the alumni board. Hiza was torn at the time because she had also been asked to serve on the alumni board of her undergraduate alma mater.

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Veronica Hiza M’15, M’17 works at one of the Reunion Weekend events in Winona.

Ultimately, she felt her time would be better served at Saint Mary’s.

Hiza says there are many things that helped inform her decision, one of the biggest being the different perspective she’s able to bring to the table at alumni board meetings.

With a key focus on engaging with graduate students and getting them to give back to Saint Mary’s, Hiza says she’s able to share the experience of students at the Twin Cities Campus with the alumni board. A native of Tanzania, she says she is also able to bring the perspective of an international student from her experience as an undergraduate.

“I think I’ve been a voice for both perspectives,” she said.

Serving on the alumni board has also given Hiza a better understanding of the decisions made by the university.

“There are a lot of conversations people don’t think about,” she said. “For instance, how much of a struggle it is to raise funding to build a science center.

If you’re not close to it, you’re not going to know.”

What drives Hiza to give her time, as well as financial contributions, to Saint Mary’s comes down to one simple belief: “Giving keeps the spirit going. That way, someone can benefit in the same way you did.”

Hiza has done her best to use her position with the alumni board to strengthen the university and support its students. This includes the opportunity to mentor two of Saint Mary’s First Generation Initiative students as they entered graduate school.

“I really enjoyed helping in that way because I do that for my kids: teach them what to do in this life after school,” she said. “So, I like to do that for other students who have graduated from Saint Mary’s or are currently going to Saint Mary’s.”

Another highlight for Hiza while serving on the board was the chance to address graduates during a commencement ceremony at the university’s Twin Cities Campus.

“It was very fulfilling just to see the excitement in their faces and to be on the other side watching that,” she said.

During her speech, Hiza urged the graduates to remain active with the university, even after receiving a degree. And it’s something she encourages all graduates to do.

“The more engaged we are in giving back to our school, the healthier and richer the school gets in teaching and thinking outside of the box. And Saint Mary’s has always been very good about thinking outside of the box,” she said.

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Financials Revenues and Expenditures

Consolidated Balance Sheet

Revenues and Gains

Assets

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Net tuition and fees Government grants Private gifts and grants Sponsored research and programs Endowment income Other sources Net gain on investments Loss on disposition Auxiliary enterprises Total revenues and gains

$51,671,056 $6,380,379 $14,577,538 $686,152 $985,561 $767,533 $14,767,325 $0 $8,299,422 $98,134,966

Expenses Instruction Research Public service Academic support Student services Auxiliary enterprises Institutional support Annuities payable adjustment Total expenses Increase in net assets

$27,117,181 $79,152 $4,511,920 $7,617,557 $14,005,404 $5,955,906 $13,536,587 ($112,115) $72,711,592 $25,423,374*

Funds Raised from Development Efforts Friends $7,659,719 Foundations $2,308,563 Alumni $1,615,221 Corporations $1,177,292 Parents $98,640 Faculty and staff $38,238 Minnesota Private College Fund $28,964 Total funds

Cash and cash equivalents Receivables Prepaid expenses Endowment investments Other investments Property, plant, and equipment Total assets

$21,708,872 $10,255,740 $519,373 $75,928,098 $418,362 $97,952,604 $206,783,049

Liabilities Accounts payable Accrued liabilities Deposits and deferred revenue Asset retirement obligation Contract payable-food service Loans and notes payable Bonds payable Annuities payable Deposit held in custody Government grants refundable Total liabilities

$3,479,165 $1,760,858 $12,756,204 $963,864 $664,163 $35,013 $8,390,460 $382,690 $41,968 $1,205,643 $29,680,028

Net Assets Unrestricted $98,299,219 Restricted $78,803,802 Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets

$12,926,636

* The increase in net assets is comprised primarily of private gifts — with donor restrictions — and significant market gains on the univeristy’s endowment investments.

$177,103,021 $206,783,049

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Sources and Uses of Funds 8.46% 6.50% 1.00% 0.78% 0.70%

Revenues n Net tuition and fees n Net gain on investments n Private gifts and grants n Auxiliary enterprises n Government grants n Endowment income n Other sources n Sponsored research and programs

52.65% 15.05% 14.85% 8.46% 6.50% 1.00% 0.78% 0.70%

14.85%

52.65%

15.05%

Expenses n Instruction n Student services n Institutional support n Academic support n Auxiliary enterprises n Public service

37.28% 19.25% 18.61%.

10.47% 8.19% 6.20%

6.20% 8.19%

37.28%

10.47%

18.61%

19.25%

Funds Raised from Development Efforts n Friends 59.26% n Foundations 17.86% n Alumni 12.50% n Corporations 9.11% n Parents 0.76% n Faculty and staff 0.30% n Minnesota Private College Fund 0.22%

0.76% 0.30% 0.22%

9.11%

12.50%

59.26%

17.86%

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TOGETHER AND BY ASSOCIATION Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota is part of a Lasallian global network that includes about 3,400 De La Salle Christian Brothers and 90,000 colleagues engaged in the Lasallian educational mission for more than 850,000 students in some 1,000+ schools and educational centers in 80 countries. “Together and by association,” we are carrying on the work of Saint John Baptist de La Salle.

It is our great honor to list the names of our alumni, parents, organizations and friends who have chosen to invest in Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. Our benefactors shape the university’s future and ensure even greater excellence for the students we serve. Thank you for being part of our family. These lists reflect contributions made from June 1, 2020, through May 31, 2021.

The giving levels are as follows: ANNUAL CIRCLES

CUMULATIVE GIVING SOCIETIES

• Heffron Circle Giving Level: $100-$999

• Saint Joseph Society Giving Level: $250,000-$499,999

• Presidents Circle Giving Level: $1,000-$4,999

• Saint Thomas More Society Giving Level: $500,000-$749,999

• Lasallians Circle Giving Level: $5,000-$9,999

• Saint John Baptist de La Salle Society Giving Level: $750,000-$999,999

• DLS Christian Brothers Circle Giving Level: $10,000-$24,999

• Saint Mary’s Society Giving Level: $1,000,000+

• Saint John Baptist de La Salle Circle Giving Level: $25,000-$49,999 • Saint Mary’s Circle Giving Level: $50,000+

PLANNED GIVING SOCIETY • Lasallian Legacy Society

We remain grateful to our benefactors, and we remember them all, living and departed, in our prayers each day. Saint Mary’s University has made every effort to ensure the accuracy of these lists. If, however, you notice errors or omissions, please bring it to our attention so we may promptly correct our records and the online listing. To notify us of changes, contact Megan Sadowski M’08, assistant vice president of Advancement, at msadowsk@smumn.edu.

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CUMULATIVE GIVING SOCIETIES SAINT MARY’S SOCIETY

($1,000,000+) Honoring Mary—the Blessed Mother and patroness of our university.

Anonymous (3) Sandra Adducci Mary Burrichter and Bob Kierlin Marjorie Galvin Michael M. ’62 and Joette Gostomski Betty Z. Kabara Donald B. Regan ’51 John D. and Mary Ann (Wera) CST’64 Remick Andrew Remick Howard J. Toner ’66 Kathleen Nosbusch Toner

SAINT JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE SOCIETY

($750,000-$999,999) Honoring John Baptist de La Salle— founder of the De La Salle Christian Brothers and patron saint of Christian educators.

Brother Louis DeThomasis, FSC Dr. Eugene T. ’53 and Sistie McEnery David R. ’59 and Marlys Thies

SAINT THOMAS MORE SOCIETY

($500,000-$749,999) Honoring Thomas More—lawyer, literary scholar, and Lord Chancellor of England.

Known for his moral integrity, Thomas More was martyred for his refusal to compromise his religious beliefs and conscience to render allegiance to the king. The chapel on the university’s Winona Campus is named in honor of Thomas More.

Mary A. Dempsey ’75 Will and Shirley Oberton Marc J. Weisenburger ’75

SAINT JOSEPH SOCIETY

($250,000-$499,999) Honoring Joseph—husband of Mary, head of the Holy Family, and patron saint and protector of the universal Catholic Church.

Anonymous (2) Thomas J. ’58 and Gail Baryl James R. Cooney ’60 Monique N. Duncan John A. Ehlert ’67 Peg Figliulo CST’48 Marlene Fugere Mark F. ’81 and Aileen Hansen Roger S. ’67 and Elaine Haydock Lara M. Kierlin Brother William Mann, FSC Paul J. ’64 and Carole Meyer Kaye O’Leary Kenneth J. ’59 and Rita Ortman Walter and Mary Ann† Riebenack Joseph J. ’67 and Barbara Ross Terrance K. ’76 and Kathleen (Conway) ’78 Russell Patrick A. ’75 and Linda Salvi Michael E. Simmers ’66 Mary Jane (Nystrom) Straub CST’52 Bernie and Jan L. Wagnild Robert H. ’67 and Patricia Wheeler Mary Pat (Navins) Wlazik ’73 Debbie Wojcik

SAINT MARY’S CIRCLE

($50,000+) Honoring Mary—the Blessed Mother and patroness of our university.

Anonymous (4) Mary Burrichter and Bob Kierlin Julia (Edmunds) ’94 and Sean Farnan Michael M. ’62 and Joette Gostomski Mark F. ’81 and Aileen Hansen Roger S. ’67 and Elaine Haydock Stephen M. ’69 and Michelle Hujar George P. and Mary Ann Kendall Father Robert G. Maher ’53 Kenneth J. ’59 and Rita Ortman Andrew Remick John D. and Mary Ann (Wera) CST’64 Remick Gregory ’74 and Catherine (Trusk) ’76 Stevens Daniel P. ’66 and Sandra (Fox) CST’66† Sullivan David R. ’59 and Marlys Thies

SAINT JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE CIRCLE

($25,000-$49,999) Honoring Saint John Baptist de La Salle— founder of the De La Salle Christian Brothers and patron saint of Christian educators.

Margaret (Hans) ’76 and Stephen Diebold Betty Z. Kabara Dr. Michael A. Linden ’98 and Marc Schulte Hugh and Vera† Miller Kaye O’Leary Terrance K. ’76 and Kathleen (Conway) ’78 Russell Patrick A. ’75 and Linda Salvi Sophia Yang

DLS CHRISTIAN BROTHERS CIRCLE

($10,000-$24,999) Honoring the approximately 3,400 DLS Christian Brothers worldwide who carry out the work of De La Salle, providing a Christian education to young people and adults, especially the poor and marginalized. Christian Brothers have served Saint Mary’s since 1933.

Anonymous (2) Jennifer Baryl ’86 Thomas J. ’58 and Gail Baryl Reverend James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D. Michael J. ’73 and Sally (Weldon) ’74 Cannon Robert J. ’75 and Catherine (Troka) ’75 Cerone Mary Pat (Cunningham) ’76 and Thomas F. ’78 Clasen, J.D., Ph.D. James R. Cooney ’60 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Theresa (Kukowski) ’83 and Greg Evans Raffi and Nina Festekjian Dr. Bobbie (Smith) Gostout ’83 Cecil and Terri Harrison Mark Jacobs Mary (Yule) Jelinek CST’69 Charles G. ’66 and Katherine Joseph Lawrence Juracic ’49 Anthony ’63 and Carol Ann Jurewicz Michael J. ’77 and Linda (Hines) CST’79 Laak Thomas and Mary Gerry Lee

Ann E. M’95 and Mark Merchlewitz Paul J. ’64 and Carole Meyer Benjamin S. ’96 and Robyn Murray Jerry V. ’62 and Pat Papenfuss John S. ’80 and Victoria Redpath Walter and Mary Ann† Riebenack Joseph J. ’67 and Barbara Ross Michael J. ’93 and Amanda Slaggie Steve and Barb Slaggie Angela (Scully) Steger ’76 G. Michael ’69 and Rebecca Stinson Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Jeff and Dr. Marcy Van Fossen Marc J. Weisenburger ’75 Michael T. ’66 and Susan (Haeny) CST’66 Whalen Charles F. Wiser, Jr. ’56 Mary Pat (Navins) Wlazik ’73

LASALLIANS CIRCLE

($5,000-$9,999) Honoring the over 90,000 lay colleagues who partner with the Christian Brothers in teaching over 1 million students in 80 countries. Saint Mary’s is a Lasallian community of faith, service, and leadership.

Anonymous (2) Dr. Donald and Mariann Alsum Donald J. ’63 and Judith Christl Lorraine (Purcell) ’77 and Gerrit DeBruin A. Richard ’63 and Janice Deitering Dr. James R. ’79 and Anne (Lock) ’79 Dolan Michael J. ’66 and Claudia (Drvota) CST’68 Dooley Michael G. ’76 and Elizabeth (Skiba) ’76 Dougherty John H. ’75 and Gladys Ebert Dr. Marilyn Frost Rob and Carolyn Goedken Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen Robert A. ’61 and Marilyn (Wolf) CST’61 Janka Frances Kieselhorst Thomas H. ’66 and Ann (Bateman) CST’66 Klein Adeline and Bernard Lococo, FSC ’58, M’63, Charitable Fund William P. McCarthy ’70 Kevin J. ’85 and Kay Murphy Ronald A. Petrich ’69 and Dr. Mary Pauly Joseph P. ’80 and Golnar Phillips Robert G.† and Myrtland Rettig John W. ’48 and Joan Richter Dr. Brian and Marnie Schmisek Loras H. ’60 and Rose Sieve William P. Waddick, Jr. and Renee Torbenson Paul F. ’76 and Susan Trunk Katherine Vennetti Bernie and Jan L. Wagnild Walter G. ’79 and Rita Weisenburger

PRESIDENTS CIRCLE

($1,000-$4,999) Honoring the university’s 14 presidents, who have led Saint Mary’s with a commitment to both its Lasallian Catholic tradition and the advancement of the university’s mission.

Anonymous Timothy and Wendy Albers Joseph R. Altstatt ’72 † deceased

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Dr. Carolyn J. and W. Brett Ayers Dr. John N. ’65 and Ellen Barrett Dr. Kevin F. ’75 and Jane Barrett Dr. James A. ’61 and Dorothy Barter Edmund O. Baumann ’54 John W. ’54 and Jane (Ritter) CST’55 Beaty James and Maribeth (Latterell) CST’72 Bedtke Matthew A. ’07 and Jocelyn Bilski Jeffrey R. ’77 and Mary Pat Black Kevin J. ’08 and Katherine Black Stephen John Black ’06 John L. ’64 and Mary (Broghammer) CST’64 Boege Dr. Jeffrey T. ’77 and Christine Bonk William J. Boulger, Jr. ’60 Judge Arthur J. ’71 and Kate (Fromelt) CST’71 Boylan James Brocksmith Most Reverend Robert H. Brom ’60 Barbara (Bennett) Burchill CST’71 Dennis ’71 and Carol Burke Phillip F. Cain ’56 Thomas C. ’70 and Bonnie Callen Mary and John Carmean Brother Francis Carr, FSC ’66 Dr. Samuel J. Cascio ’48 Victor C. ’75 and Nancy (Lorenz) ’76 Cassato Robert A. ’72 and Jean (Wagner) CST’73 Cern Stephanie and David Chirbas Terry (Malloy) ’71 and Chuck Chism Pauline (McMahon) ’86 and Christopher Cimaszewski Arthur L. ’61 and Melody Clark Cameron Clark William M. ’70 and Susan Clark Jean Illsley M’79 and Richard W. Clarke Brian and Sara Clements Deidre (Chase) ’84 and Brian Clingen Michelle (Galles) Cochran ’79, M’05, C’07 John J. ’58 and Patricia Coffey Sheila A. Collins ’76 and David Vargo Stephen A. ’78 and Camille Coman Dr. David M. ’65 and Gayle Cratty Shirley (Hazelton) Curbow ’84 Brother Jack Curran, FSC, Ph.D. Kevin K. ’78 and Jill Cushing David W. ’10 and Lindsey (Legatt) Dahlstrom ’11 Capt. Gene E. Dahm ’62 Thomas J. ’59 and Helen Daly Myrna Donovan James F. ’64 and Mary (St. John) CST’65 Dougherty Daniel P. Drury ’58 Dr. Robert F. ’73 and Janet Duffy Kevin P. ’76 and Susan (McGuire) CST’76 Dunigan James and Rachel Dunlap Stephen R. ’66 and Debra Dybsky Michael J. Dyer ’91 Thomas E. ’67 and Mary Ann Dyer

Richard E. ’66 and Diana Earley John A. Ehlert ’67 Dr. Edward A. ’59 and Edna Ellis Debra J. M’03 and Mark Fagan Susan A. M’08, ’19 and Timothy Fangel Michael M. Feeney ’64 Roy C. ’60 and Lucille (Farley) CST’60 Fisher Michael L. ’74, M’96 and Mary Flynn William J. ’61 and Sheila Ford Dr. John E. ’74 and Marcine Forrette Eric O. ’02 and Angela (Brackey) ’04 Froistad Austin ’01 and Dawn Gans Thomas J. ’64 and Susan Garden Dr. James M. ’68 and Glenda Gentile Stanley J. ’64 and Judith Getch Joanne D. Ghiselli ’75 Dr. Charles K. ’77 and Kerry Gilarski Lawrence J. ’57 and Letha Gillis Raymond R. Greabe ’55 Stephen J. Gryl ’82 Joseph R. ’89 and Meri Guillou Louis A. ’58 and Maureen Guillou James P. ’61 and Mary Sue Hackett John ’65 and Suzanne Hampe Dr. Henry J. ’75 and Mila Handler Gordon M. Hannon ’86 and Chip Payos Jay ’66 and Signe Heffern Dr. David L. Hegg ’53 John M. ’67 and Rachelle Hendele Dr. Patric ’61 and Carole (Dwyer) CST’61 Hendershott Jerry J. and Noreen Hennessy Monica (Hennessy) ’86 and Edward Mohan William C. ’70 and Kathy (Stransky) CST’71 Herzog Joseph A. ’87 and Ann Marie (Brooks) ’85 Hettinger Dr. Jeffrey R. Highland, AFSC James E. ’74 and Ann Hoey Merlyn B. ’57† and Diana Honerman Rebecca (Glenn) ’86 and David Hood Timothy P. ’70 and Jennifer Horan William E. Ibe ’55 Kenneth V. Jacks ’13 Henry P. ’83 and Noreen Jakobsze Craig O. Jensen C’98 Amy (Moulton) Johnson ’93 Jeffrey L. ’74 and Debbie Johnson Gerald L. ’80 and Judy (Mohnen) ’80 Karel Daniel F. Keegan ’55 Dr. Hugo A. Keim ’56 Joseph S. ’67 and Ann Kerns George W. ’61 and Mary Ann (Munao) CST’62 Kies Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi Martin D. Kissane ’71 and Martha Hammond Patrick K. Kobler ’77 Roberta J. M’08 and Troy Kochevar Dr. John W. ’76 and Deborah (Cantieri) ’77 Kolb

Stephen J. Koller ’75 Kent and Jeanne Kollmer Dr. Randy J. Krainock and Dr. Kristie K. Shappell Gregory M. ’79 and Kathleen (Kust) ’79 Kruzel Linda A. Kuczma ’78 Fred A. ’54 and Suzanne (Larkin) CST’54 Kueppers Roger D. Kurdys ’64 Andrew G. ’65 and Janet Kurz Dr. Michael E. ’63 and Kathleen (Sheedy) CST’64 Kurz Dr. Thomas E. ’73 and Barbara Kwiatt Eugene F. ’54† and Gwen Lavin Dale F. ’74 and Linda Lieb Mary Kay Locher Dr. Michael C. ’68 and Kathryn Loebach James M. ’69 and Kathleen (Perrella) CST’69 Logsdon James J. Loughlin ’53† Douglas E. ’81 and Susan (Malovac) ’83 Luebbe Dr. Larry and Janet Luttmers Dr. Wayne E. ’62 and Nancy Mackie Alisa Macksey Dr. Thomas F. ’57 and Beatrice Maguire Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Robert ’64 and Mary Mallon Brother Stephen W. Markham, FSC ’66 Susan and Walter Marshall John O. ’58 and Mary Jo Martin Stephen R. Mayer ’66 and Vera Oye’ Yaa-Anna Thomas A. ’77 and Mary Kay (Stepanik) CST’77 McDermott Dr. Eugene T. ’53 and Sistie McEnery John T. ’64 and Janet McEnery William ’60 and Dr. Mercedes (Brabender) CST’61 McGowen Mr. William F. McHugh ’62 Dr. John Merfeld Dr. Gerard J. ’62 and Janice Mikol James F. ’58 and Marianne (McGrath) CST’58 Miller Mary (Burke) Mills ’79 Helen Morris Mary J. Moxness CST’71 Dr. Paul F. ’81 and Patricia (Gies) ’81 Mulcahy James and Cynthia Murphy Gregory ’80 and Peggy Nilles Dr. Matthew J. D’10 and Dr. Christine Nowakowski Dr. John F. O’Connell III ’80 Dr. Robert F. ’67 and Molly O’Dea Gerard J. ’67 and Angela O’Flaherty Ryan J. Pajak ’04, M’10 and Pam J. Trainor ’05 Louis F. ’66 and Eileen Parker David R. ’78 and Ronda Pawelski Thomas J. ’70 and Ann (Miller) CST’69 Persoon John F. ’72 and Stephanie Phelan Dennis and Sally E. Phenow

Anthony M., AFSC ’69, M’82 and Kathleen (Ordahl) CST’70 Piscitiello Sal F. ’67 and Eileen Polizzotto Jesse ’08 and Sarah (Wiesner) Polk ’08, M’11, M’17 Deborah (Kroc) ’91 and Dennis L. ’92 Power Roger J. ’66 and Betty Pytlewski Lori (Nelson) ’80 and Joseph Quinn Dr. Karen J. Rainford D’14 Christopher A. ’85 and Christine (Heyda) ’86 Rath Dr. Paul H. ’62 and Patricia (McGrath) CST’60 Reichenbacher Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Dr. Lawrence A. ’66 and Rill Ann Reuter Dr. Thomas J. ’82 and Eileen (Long) ’82 Rice Toni (Kowalski) ’99 and Michael Roberts Thomas J. ’73 and Susan (Fiegen) ’75 Rodell John ’73 and Christine (Dohring) CST’74 Sabados Robert and Joan Schaupp Robert W. ’69 and Mary (Hartmann) CST’71 Schmidt Susan E. Schmidt ’85 Thomas and Margaret (Dise) ’81 Schneider Kelly L. Shannon Stephen Shaw ’96 Ann Shaw-Kremer Kenneth M. ’64 and Mary (Blaney) CST’65 Sichz Bruce R. ’73 and Jeanne Sirus Dr. Frederick C. ’57 and Jean (Purcell) CST’60 Skemp James D. ’60 and Nancy Smessaert Colleen (Mowdy) ’96 and David B. Smith Gail (Thompson) ’80 and Terry Smith Brother Robert J. Smith, FSC ’76, Ph.D Bruce K. ’65 and Marie Sorensen Kelly (Shutrop) ’88 and Randy Sorg Dr. LeRoy ’66 and Sandy Sprang Thomas A. ’75 and Jolyn Stanley Lawrence ’70 and Pat Stephan John A. ’67 and Rita Stevens Dr. Curtis M. Swanson ’12 Troy and Regina Tepp Ronald and Marie Tipping Dr. Matthew A. ’61 and Mary Fran (Gallagher) CST’61 Toth Frank and Dr. Carol (Wiltgen) CST’76 Trotter Dr. Donald G. ’65 and Jane Truhlar Dr. Terrence D. ’66 and Sharon Truhler Dr. Scott V. ’72 and Kathleen (Williams) CST’74 Turner Stephen M. and Margaret S. Tyler Dr. Christopher T. ’81 and Lisa Tyre George A. ’65 and Cathy Valaika Rob ’84 and Randi Valerious † deceased

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT F. Lee Van Horn ’63, Ph.D. and Mamiko Van Horn John J. Vosicky ’70 John Wade CST’86 Dale M. ’72 and Nancy Wagner Vincent J. ’72 and Kathleen (Bishop) ’74 Walker Shirley Waterloo Gene and Jan Weber James A. Weichert ’72 Dr. Margaret M. Weightman ’78 and John Knaack Dr. Harvey F. Weiss ’59 Michael J. Wentink Sr. Robert H. ’67 and Patricia Wheeler Richard ’68 and Sheila Wieser Merle F. Wilberding ’66 Kathy R. M’92 and Gary Wilde Paul J. ’85 and Mary E. M’05, C’06 Wildenborg Richard B. ’57 and Suzanne Willett Mary and John Worley John J. ’82 and Katherine (Brooker) ’83 Zachary Ralph J. ’67 and Marianne Zito

HEFFRON CIRCLE

($100-$999) Honoring the vision of Bishop Patrick R. Heffron, who founded Saint Mary’s in 1912.

Anonymous (10) Marika and Andy Adamek Thomas K. ’64 and Carole Ahern William R. ’75 and Debra (Sprung) CST’74 Ahlstrom Brodie D. Hacken ’06 and Dr. Lynn Albee ’06, M’07 August P. ’70 and Tracy (Reynolds) CST’72 Aleksy Jean (Conrick) ’82 and Terry Allen Bernadette Amerongen Rudolph R. ’61 and Lucy Anderle David G. ’87, M’00 and Julie Anderson Kimberly (Morgan) ’89 and Gregory Anderson Marshall L. ’66 and Karen Anderson Paul and Sandra Anderson Dr. Robert F. Anderson ’71 and Karen Schultz Ryan and Jaime Anderson Tamra Anderson Dr. William C. ’65 and Katherine Anderson Robert H. Andrew ’65 and Kathy Smith-Andrew Cdr. Frederick H. ’59 and Alice Andrus George J. ’82 and Valerie Anichini David P. and Janelle E. Ansell Dr. Antonia Apolinario Wilcoxon Gregory E. Arens ’84 Jerry and Mary Arens John and Alicia Armstrong Austin M. Arnold ’19 Bonnie Arnold Father David L. Arnoldt ’64 Dr. Donna B. Aronson Dr. Eric W. ’99 and Laura (Erickson) ’99 Aschenbrenner

Steven Atkinson Suzanne Atwood M’01 Kathleen Bachmann Francis J. Backe ’54 Joseph K Bagel Eddie and Phyllis Bailey Harvey and Carmen Baird Richard and Pamela Baird Marie (Hodapp) ’77 and Harry Baldwin Elizabeth Banashak James A. Bansley ’54 Brendan A. ’05, M’09 and Janna Barcelo Dr. Russell ’82 and Jennifer (Lauer) ’83 Barcelona Michael E. ’62 and Kathryn Barrett David R. Barry ’15 Jacob J. Barry ’18, M’20 Kathleen D. Barthle M’08 Lorraine Bastiani Sheyenne V. Bauer ’18 Michael J. ’86 and Wendy Bauers Betty Baum Kent and Melanie Bauman Wendy (Doelle) Baures ’87, M’00 Gerald and Julianne Baustian Richard and Sharon Beach Frances Beaudry Bernard Beck ’53 John and Lisa Becker John and Kelly Becker Robert J. ’69 and Mary Becker Dean A. and Debra Beckman Patricia J. and Michael A. Beech Craig and Karen Beese Judy Beier Jonathan M. Bell ’02 Roger A. Belmonte, Jr. ’74 Nancy (Melsha) ’78 and Jim Bendtsen Peter N. Benecke ’02 Ian R. ’03 and Anna M’17 Bentz Dzenan B. M’17 and Kelsey Berberovic Dr. Suzanne A. Bergfalk ’88 David J. Berglund and Erin TentisBerglund Mark L. ’83 and Jeanine (Baldwin) ’83 Bermes Paul G. ’74 and Elizabeth Berra Susan (Kane) ’81 and Ernest Bezemes Dr. Jimmy Bickerstaff and Paula Harrigan Jarrod and Amy Biebel Robert M. ’79, M’07 and Mary Biebel Dr. Jennifer (Cochran) ’05, M’08 and Trevor Biederman Frank and Michelle Biermeier Chuck and Carol Biesik Brother Robert Bimonte, FSC Robert Birkhauser Casey J. Bjornstad ’13 Nancy (Knott) ’83 and William Blakely Michael M. ’85 and Sara (Sauber) ’84 Blaser Leonard and Anita Blazejewski Dr. Leslie D’07 and Gary Bleskachek Andrew W. and Alison J. Block Ken and Jan Block

Daniel and Kathleen Bloss Patrick Blowney Steve and Ann Blue Chris and Mary Blum Dr. David E. ’83 and Heather Blume Jerome J. ’61 and Dolores (Beer) CST’61 Bock Edward J. ’64 and Judith (Martens) CST’64 Boduch Dr. Ronald J. ’62 and Karen Boduch Julia M. Boeve ’19 Keith Boeve Kelly S. Boice Francis W. Boler ’62 Scott and Nancy Bonnema Mark and Laura Boomgaarden Allison A. Borawski ’18 Samantha S. Borawski ’15, M’17 Terence and Mary Bourque Steven M. Boussie ’11 Dana Bowman Neil G. ’91 and Jennifer (Smith) ’91 Boyle Father Peter B. Brandenhoff ’65 Blake A. ’87 and Katherine (Murphy) ’86 Brandt John T. ’87 and Gina Brandt Reverend James I. Bream ’60 John C. ’81 and Beverly Brennan Tom Brierton Anthony B. Brieske, Jr. ’64 Joseph H. ’70† and Susan Brisch Timothy T. ’73 and Patricia Broback Janel Brockopp Thomas G. ’80 and Tracy (Quinn) ’83 Brooker Michael Broos ’81, C’00 and Mia Hoagberg M’06 Mary Brosnahan Octavia N. Brown ’15 Dr. Frank W. ’62 and Jean Browning Paul W. ’76 and Judy Brueggemann Daniel J. Bruton ’85 Brother L. William Brynda, FSC ’54, M’62 Edward J. ’77 and Masilina Budi Ben F. Buerkle ’17 Bradley and Cecilia Buetow Dr. Allan and Linda Burke Michael T. ’85 and Christine (Henderson) ’85 Burke Bob Burzillo Marlene Busch Paul and Sheila Bussone Albert J. and Jaclyn Butenhoff Carol A. Byrne Vickie (Speltz) ’01 and Jon Cada Doug Callahan Martin and Mary Callaway Humberto E. ’82 and Susan (Stefan) ’81 Campos Anne E. Carmean William Carpenter Timothy J. Carroll ’92 Derrick L. ’96 and Alyssa (Gostomski) ’98 Carter Gregory and Carolyn Carter Leo J. ’47 and Claire Casey J. Patrick ’59 and Charlotte Cashin

Macrina E. Cassidy ’74 Dr. Susan (Orlowski) Paul Caulfield ’80, Ed.D. Dr. Gerald D. ’57 and Patt Cavanaugh Dr. Joseph C. ’56 and Karen Cerniglia Chad J. ’18 and Abby (Lafko) ’18 Cesarz Karen (Connett) Chapple ’94 Michael J. ’79 and Dr. Lori Charron John H. Cherry ’17 Dr. Paul R. Christensen D’11 Peter Christian Dr. Ronald ’58 and Florence (Brychel) CST’59 Ciskoski Frank S. Ciszewski ’65 Dr. Erin Mae Clark Ann Clark-Whitlock ’76 and Robin Whitlock Andrew G. ’03 and Daisy Cochran Jessica Cochran James G. ’58 and Clara Coleman Jerome A. ’69 and Mary (Fiss) CST’71 Colletti Annette (Fercello) ’01, M’06 and Michael J. ’03, M’06 Collins Dr. Stephen P. ’60 and Judith Collins John P. Colwell ’78 Anne M. Conway C’12, M’13, C’15 and Jamie Schell Mary Jo Kishel Coogan Larry Corn Damen and Jessica Cornell Daniel Hugh Cosgrove ’06 Thomas F. ’77 and Jan Cosgrove Anthony and Mary Costa William E. ’65 and Joetta Costello Richard Cowles Cecelia Cox Martin Cox David E. ’67 and Mary (Schottler) CST’67 Crandall Gerry and Nancy Crawford Edward P. Cremerius ’54 Joan Cross Michael J. ’74 and Lou Ann (Rothbauer) ’75 Crowley Stephen and Kathleen Crowley Dr. William and Selma Crozier Kathy and Brian Cruze Patricia J. Cullerton ’76 and Kevin O’Brien Daniel P. ’64 and Joanne Cullnan Dr. John P. Curran ’57 Ann Currie John D. Currie Donald G. ’67 and Sandra Curtin Ernest S. ’87 and Christine Cutro Melinda (Kinowski) ’86 and Doug Czaplewski Dr. Michael C. ’74 and Rosa Dalsing Dr. James P. Daniel ’68 Rhonda B. Davis M’14 Kerry Ambrose Davison ’88 Ernest G. ’57 and Catherine Dawson Robert and Harriet Dawson Jackie Daylor Dr. Michael J. ’67 and Michele De Stefano Mary M. DeBartolo ’15 † deceased

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Richard R. ’65 and Mildred Dehlinger Timothy R. ’83 and Laurene (Gacek) ’83 Demuth Constance Deneweth Dr. Kevin and Melissa A. Dennis Dr. Samuel G. ’68 and Odona Dennison Michael J. ’70 and Mary (Mahon) CST’71 Desmond Corey B. ’01 and Julia Detert Teisha (Smith) ’00 and David Devine Ted and Valerie Devine Richard M. ’59 and Nancy Purdy Diaz Ann C. Dickey ’10 Daniel M. ’83 and Eve (Kendrick) ’85 Dieterman Daniel Doheny William W. Doll ’16 Laura (Kieltyka) Donohue ’85 Doug Dosser Richard J. Dowd ’70 Zachary C. Drake ’20 William R. Dresback ’69 Woods and Jill Dreyfus Edward ’58 and Joanne Driscoll Melissa M’12 and William DuChene Lance R. M’05 and Christine Duellman Jacqueline (Olson) ’97 and Daron DuLac Dr. Ronald ’70 and Sally Dulek Jerry A. Duncker ’76 Paul Durkalski Dr. John E. ’66 and Catherine Dvorak Sharrol Dziedzic J. Breckenridge and Jeanne Eagle Kerry R. ’04 and Deborah Edwards Valerie Edwards-Robeson and Dr. Lane Robeson Brother Dominic Ehrmantraut, FSC ’67 Christopher Eickman Kathleen (Crozier) ’84 and David Eikens Lewis ’68 and Janet Elbert Joseph B. and Mary Elder Matthew and Cynthia Cassidy ’94 Elumba Dr. William C. ’70 and Claudia (Goldstrand) CST’71 Engeland H. Dian Erickson Maxwell Erickson Clinton M. Estle Lori Falk James A. ’08 and Sophie (Harrison) ’13, M’18 Fangel Dr. Farhiya M. Farah Raymond Jr. and Sidney Faricy Jacqueline (Witzig) Farrell ’80, M’12 Scott Farrow Scott W. ’87 and Susan Faust Joseph M. Febel ’83 Laurel A. Feddema ’83 and John Wetterlund George Fejt and Gail Quilty-Fejt Michael T. Feriancek ’13

Kenneth C. ’67 and Marie (Poore) CST’70 Ferraro Mitchell Feyereisen ’21 David P. Finley ’91, C’93 Carmelita J. M’17 and Dr. Dan Finn Guy Finne George Finnegan Todd and Kristi Fischer Robert F. Fisher ’97, M’06 F. M. Fitzpatrick ’68 Rosemarie Fitzsimons Ann Flad-Jesion ’90, M’98 and Rob Jesion Christopher ’03 and Julie Flaugher Kendall Fossand Virginia Fox David J. ’93, M’03 and JoAnn Frahm Bonnie (Sauerer) ’79 and Stephen Francisco David Frantzen Patrick K. ’67 and Sandie Frawley Dennis S. ’71 and Barbara Frederick Dr. Timothy B. ’02 and Kristin (Sellner) ’01 Fredricks Robert and Georgia Freetly Lissette Freire Ricardo and Florinda Freire Carrie (Dunn) ’80 and Rich Frey Robert G. ’68 and Candace (Young) CST’68 Frie Terrance and Paula Friedman Scott and Theresa Fritton Laverne Fritz Scott and Lisa Fritz Laura Froese Kathryn and Charles Frye Mark W. ’79 and Dr. Susan (Gretz) ’81 Galatowitsch Erna Gallagher A. Robin Gallagher-McEnery M’71 and Charles McEnery Luke and Christine Ganley Kevin M. Gannon ’13 James L. ’68 and June Gardner Daniel P. ’87 and Jeanne Garry Thomas A. Garside ’16 Robert M. ’12 and Becca (McCoy) ’13 Gas Joseph O. ’87 and Margaret (Dvorak) ’88 Gately Charles J. Gatz ’66 Kim and John Gearin Kurt S. Gengler ’90 Michael J. ’85 and Kim Geraghty Dr. Donald ’63 and Mary (Statz) CST’66 Gerum Francis J. ’56 and Sadie Giannetti Ronald T. ’57 and Margaret Giannoni Tom and Candice Giesen Denise and Jeffrey Gilbertson Kent and Carole Gilkes Thomas and Laurie Gilles Christopher C. ’92 and Shelley Girsch Mary and Richard Gladstone Christine Glascoe Joseph W. Glenski ’83 Rosemary Glesener ’02 James G. Goetz ’65 Christopher M. ’94 and Renee Gogolewski

Joseph M. and Mary Goldberg Joseph R. ’66 and Barbara Gomolski Andrew Gonring Ben and Wendy Gonring Nicholas Gonring Rita Jean (Eaheart) ’87 and Dwight Gramm Brother Paul Grass, FSC ’57, M’62 Dr. Edwin J. ’67 and Maureen Grayzeck Dr. John F. ’64 and Renee Greden John and Amy Green Patrick M. Green ’68 Jennifer (Peel) ’96 and Jeff Greminger Stephen J. Griffin ’79 Gerald and Corrine Grochowski Hubert J. ’69 and Janet Grogan Joseph A. ’69 and Kathleen (Hanrahan) CST’69 Groh Joan Grootwassink Dr. Mary Margaret Gross ’91 Pamela Groves Anthony C. ’04 and Beth (Larson) ’04, M’07, C’13 Gruenke Maureen Grumich Robert J. ’97 and Molly Grumich Timothy E. Gryl ’87 Reverend Alan M. Guanella ’09 Richard Guenther Daniela Guillen Andrew Guzzo Kenneth W. M’98 and Tracy Gyarmathy Donald and Linda Haavisto Ted Haddad Thomas M. ’71 and Joan Haffner Bill and Carol Hagmann Christopher Hagmann Dr. Michael L. Hahn Jeffery W. and Jennifer Halberg Laurie Halberg Scott and Jill Halberg John F. Halpin ’76 Michael and Jackie Hand John L. Hanna ’70 Dr. Michael R. ’67 and Gail (Manthe) CST’68 Hannon Jim and Beverly Hansen Alan Hanson Jeff Hanson Walter D. Haraburda ’70 and Meri Bibik Paul and Karen Harguth James P. Harris ’77 Stephen and Elaine Harris Mark G. ’76 and Mary Hartman Christopher M. ’91 and Ann (Welter) ’91 Harveaux Charles and Dr. Eileen Gallagher Haugh Dr. Brad and Kari Haugo Charles J. ’91 and Emily Hawkins Mark and Dr. Nancy Heacox Dan J. ’81 and Patricia (Walsh) ’82 Healy Curtis J. Heaser ’02 Terry R. ’59 and Becky Hebig Thomas M. Hebig ’71 John Hedrick and Family Michael P. ’74 and Dr. Cecilia (Carroll) ’74 Heiges

Dr. Gerald R. ’64 and Catherine A. Heiman Benjamin M’04 and Julie Heimdal James R. ’73 and Paula (McKeen) CST’74 Hellige Diana and Thomas Hellmann Karen J. M’04 and Thomas Hemker Dr. Joan Hemmer Dean and Linda Henderson Thomas J. ’55 and Carol Hennessey Carol L. Hennessy ’84 Edward J. Hennessy ’89, M’19 Stanley J. ’53 and Ellen (Strunk) CST’53 Hennessy Lindsay (Dickson) ’08 and Kyle Henning Patrice M. Henning ’84 John C. and Kathleen Henry Dr. Priscilla J. Herbison Ward M. ’69 and Anita (Wagner) CST’69 Hertsted Martin P. ’71 and Jeanne (McGeean) CST’71 Hertz Julie (Blaine) ’79 and Thomas Herzog Eric and Dr. Janet Heukeshoven Jerome M. ’72 and Mary (Gernes) CST’72, M’01 Hill Steven and Vicki Hill Scott D. Hillman ’96 Diane and Thomas Hinds Dr. Susan R. Hines M’01, D’07 David M. Hiza, Jr. ’17, M’21 David ’16, M’17 and Veronica M’15 Hiza Karen Hnasko Terry and Charlene Hoffer Dr. Robert A. Hoffman ’56 Thomas J. ’83 and Brenda Hoffman John F. ’56 and Fran Holland Robert B. ’04 and Megan (Kaffine) ’04 Hollnagel Douglas and Mary Homan Ronald and Glenda Homan Ellen E. M’98 and Brad Hongerholt Allan and Diane Hoogheem John and Carol Hopkins Steven and Margaret Hopp William M. ’64 and Marcy Hopper Dr. Thomas J. ’65 and Beverly† Horak Michael J. ’82 and Kathleen (Wolf) ’83 Horvath John C. ’65 and Judith Houha Donna (Schuster) ’83 and John Hrebec Gary and Julie Hubbard Linda and Gerald Huber Benjamin L. ’99, M’00 and Joanna R. M’04 Huegel Bryce D. and Kathryn Huemoeller William P. ’64 and Christine Hughes Paul A. ’64 and Patricia Hundt John A. ’70 and Kathleen CST’73 Hunt David and Ann Hurley Dr. Arthur ’59 and Mary Indelicato Henry E. ’59 and Margaret Irace Dr. David M. and Phyllis Jackson Derek P. and Dana Jackson † deceased

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT J. Richard ’54 and Carol Jackson Austin C. Jacobs ’17 Robert and Lorie Janssen Robert Janssen Susan F. Jarosak Walter J. Jarrett, Jr. ’58 Andrew J. Jaworski ’16 Pamela J. Joachim ’77 Dr. Andrew L. John and Megan Teare Ann (Lodermeier) ’82 and Neil Johnson Benjamin D. Johnson ’16 Dr. Eric and Mary Beth Johnson Gail and L.W. Johnson Jared A. Johnson ’18 Keith Johnson Maria (Boser) ’84 and David Johnson Michael T. Johnson ’98 Robert S. Johnson ’09 Terry W. Johnson ’84 Tianna P. and Ross Johnson Dr. Willie J. Johnson Ann (Tomashek) Johnston ’85 Adam and Presley Jones Carrie Drazkowski-Jones ’99, C’00, M’05 Pat and Carolyn Jones Lisa A. Jonsgaard Haley L. Jorgensen ’17 Michael M. ’86 and Mary Niznik ’84 Joss Thomas P. ’68 and Kathleen (Ferring) CST’67 Joswick John Thomas Joyce M’08 Jeffrey Judkins William and Josephine Judkins James R. ’76 and Ann (Janczy) ’76 Julsrud William J. ’55 and Christine Juneau John H. ’71 and Jeanne Jungbauer Marcia L. Kadow ’94 Todd and Coleen Kaiser Thomas and Pamela Kaleta Catherine (Rice) ’84 and Joseph Kalkman Dr. Charles F. ’74 and Debra Kaminski Seth M. Kamrass ’20 James E. and Susan Karnick Lt. David J. ’00 and Jessalin (Schute) ’04 Karsnia Dr. Peter P. ’76 and Nora Kaye Thomas ’69 and Kathleen (Bohn) M’90, CST’70 Keane Marshall V. ’71 and Denise Kearney Michael J. ’73 and Anna (Guimond) ’74 Keaveny Mark R. ’97 and Laurie (Cullen) ’98 Kedrowski Richard A. Kedrowski ’69 Dr. Thomas M. Keefe ’56 William Keefer Thomas J. ’68 and Judy (Stollenwerk) CST’69 Keenan Carrie L. Keillor James A. ’61 and Jeanne Kellen Gregg and Meghan Kelly Jack Kelly John and Kim Kelly Dr. William C.† and Marianne Kelly Bethann M. Kemling ’80, M’18 and Scott Prost

Kelly and Bradley Kessler Glenn Kiel Kirk ’03 and Stacey Kiel Janet Kiemel Philip Kiemel Paul J. ’72 and Margaret (Guenther) CST’73 Kilkus John and Wendy Killen Jacquelyn and Brian Killian Leezie Kim Ronald P. ’88 and Mary (Thein) ’87 Kimlinger Edward L. and Janet King John K. King ’82 Michael J. ’84 and Caroline (Tschida) ’87 Kinne Robert J. Kinne ’17 Eugene E. ’61 and Margaret Kinney Maria and Russell Kinnunen Marissa S. Kinzer ’19 David and Susan E. Kirsch Aric J. Kittleson ’04, M’05 G. Scott and Sherrie Kjeseth Steve and Debbie Klein Michael T. ’74 and Carol (Geldermann) ’74 Klemke John and Val Klett Jonathan and Christine Kloosterman John S. ’72 and Catherine Klug Gerald ’73 and Andrea Knesek William C. M’00 and Jamie L. M’01 Knutson Elizabeth Koenig Timothy J. Kohner ’91 Michael Kominiarek Michael R. ’74 and Debra Konicek Alan Korpi Kathryn J. Kortsch ’95 David C. ’63 and Patricia Kotewa Dr. Paul E. Kotz Dr. Richard Kowles M’67 Gary Ellis ’71 and Diane Kozlak ’74 Donald and Eleanor Kraft James and Celeste Kramer Mary (White) ’74 and Jeffrey Krasner Jeffrey and Stephanie Kraus David Krell Matthew and Michele Kressin Daniel M. ’67 and Mary Kreutzberg Gary and Jolinda Kring William J. ’62, M’66 and Shelley Kritek Justin A. Kronebusch ’13 William M. ’71 and Janet Kronschnabel Catherine and Patrick Krull Dr. Robert H. Krupp ’51 Jason and Karla Kruse Martha Kudak D’15 Richard Kuehl ’57 Graham and Angelle Kuehner Robert T. ’64 and Barbara Kueppers Mike and Denise Kunkel David Kuntz William and Barbara Kurilla Kevin R. Kurry ’81 Joseph J. ’68 and Mary Beth Kurtzman Eric H. ’67 and Kay Kurz Barbara Kusek M’70 Rebecca (Dahlin) Laborde ’98 † deceased

Information you need to know for year-end gifts Thanks to generous benefactors like you, Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota receives many gifts in December as the calendar–and tax year–comes to an end. To ensure that you are able to realize income tax charitable deductions in 2021 for gifts to Saint Mary’s, we want you to know the following requirements and recommendations: 1. Gifts made by check are complete upon delivery or mailing. This S M T W T F S year, any gift 1 2 3 4 by check must 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 be delivered 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 to the 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Development 26 27 28 29 30 31 Office by the close of business on Dec. 31, 2021, or mailed to Saint Mary’s University by the time of the last mail pick-up on Dec. 31, 2021.

If you mail a check to Saint Mary’s, the envelope must be postmarked Dec. 31, 2021, or earlier in order for Saint Mary’s to acknowledge your gift as made in 2021. Mailing a check on Jan. 1, 2022, regardless of the date on the check, is considered a gift contributed in 2022.

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2. Gifts made with a credit card are complete when the gift is charged. Thus, gifts made by credit card through the Saint Mary’s online giving site must be completed no later than 11:55 p.m. on Dec. 31. Credit card gifts can also be made by phone during regular business hours (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays) and, as noted above, can be made online any time at smumn.edu/giving.

3. We recommend that gifts of securities be initiated no later than Dec. 14, 2021, to ensure completion of the transaction by the end of the year.

Gifts of stocks and securities can easily be transferred by contacting Megan Sadowski M’08, assistant vice president of Advancement, at giving@ smumn.edu.

Please contact the Advancement Office at 507-457-6647 for more information.

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Dr. Kathryn LaBore William M. ’85, M’17 and Melissa (Kunert) ’85 Lafond Timothy P. Lamb ’69 Paul J. LaNasa ’14 John R. ’65 and Brenda Landy Capt. Thomas C. Lang ’70 Summer R. Lardy ’18 Dr. Elizabeth A. Larson M’08 Julie Larson Dan and Dina Laughlin Patrick M. Laughlin ’20 Rob and Cathy Laughner Roger P. ’54 and June Laven Jack P. ’63 and Charlene (DeLuca) CST’63 Lawlor Jason Bateman Lawrence ’97 Jacob W. ’11 and Kristen Lechner Paul and Tami Lefurgey Michael S. ’92, M’17 and Julie Lehman Tracy Lehnertz M’97 Lauren S. Leighton Jeffrey and Diane LeJeune John M. ’68 and Mary Kay Lentz Dr. Brooke M. Lenz Philip and Susan Leonard Dr. Christine (Adams) ’77 and Paul Leska Michael and Jodie Lester Samuel P. Levisen ’11 Patrick G. Leydon ’96 George M. ’58 and Dolores (Pintaudi) CST’57 Libera Ann and Abe Liebeskind Allan R. M’02 and Terri Lieder Martin J. ’62 and Cathy Lillig Kevin and Debra Lindauer Kenneth E. Lindeman ’69 Jane Linden Claude Linder Edward R. ’51 and Dorothy Linneman Sheryl (Speltz) ’89 and Jeffrey Lisowski Douglas ’87 and Barbara (Bock) ’87 Loahr Colleen M. Lois ’21 Father Donald J. Lovas ’59 Dr. Michael Lovorn Tamra L. and Ondrej Lubinski James N. ’69 and Dolores Lucas Jerold M. ’70 and Joan Lucas Lindsey Ludtke Vincent G. Lulic ’13 Philip and Sharlene Lundy John D. Lynch ’92 Susan Metzger Lyons ’80 Surasavati Kuvanonda Macksey Sidney J. MacLeod, Jr. ’54 James A. ’70 and Maria Mader Maureen C. Madigan Patrick P. ’68† and Margaret Madison Heather Nielsen M’04 and Nick Magelee Monsignor Gerald A. Mahon ’67 Jeffrey Mallak Paul Mallak Joseph and Holly Mancy Brother William Mann, FSC Bradley and Jacklyn Marburger William C. ’71 and Rochelle Marceau

Cheryl Marish Robert S. ’64 and Karen (McKenna) CST’65 Marks Dr. Thomas O. D’04 and Cathy Marpe Mollie Marti Christine (Awe) ’98 and Bradford Martin Dr. Debra Martin and Rod Feddersen Toni Martin Cathy Marxen Brandon C. Mathieus ’05 Scott Mathy William T. Matthews ’20, C’21 Mark A. Matyas ’06 Father Thomas J. Mayefske ’58 Aloysius M. ’65 and Theresa (Neitzel) CST’67 Mazig John Mazurek Frank H. ’80 and Kelly Mazzuca Vincent J. ’76 and Kate McAleer Dr. Paul B. McAvoy ’65 Dr. Shelly Y. McCallum-Ferguson M’96 Mike and Krystine McCart Charles F. ’62 and Ramona (Flahaven) CST’63 McCarter W. Jack ’62 and Margaret McCarthy Dr. John P. McClure Robert McColl Andrew and Felicia McComas Jessica McConaughey Louis J. ’79 and Margaret (Stringham) CST’80, M’11 McCoy Patrick and Teresa McCoy Dr. Andrew J. ’84 and Paulette (Giesen) ’83 McCullough Madonna McCutcheon Dr. Gary C. ’64 and Jeanne McDonald Richard D. McDonough ’75 Helen C. M’90 and Reverend Joseph McDowell Donald E. McElmury ’58 Clifford and Veronica McElroy Margaret McEnery Florence McErlane Susan K. McFarlane ’81 Brother Michael McGinniss FSC, Ph.D. Emmett P. ’79 and Colleen McGovern Kevin McGrath ’85 and Molly Fernholz Lesley McKinley Tim and Lynette McLaughlin Edward O’Leary McMahon ’85 Robert J. ’75 and Barbara (Bush) ’75 McNellis Dennis J. ’69 and Karin McNicholas Royce and Barbara McVay Thomas and Cristina Meaden Lisa Means William M. and Catherine Meeh Kyle J. Meeh ’20 Dr. Mark J. ’61 and Janet Melancon Dr. Andrew ’61 and Dr. Kay Melnyk Bailey R. Melz ’19, M’20 Mary Ann (Rausch) ’86 and David Mendoza

Jacob T. Merkle ’15 Richard Merrick Bryan and Mary Messer Michael W. Mezzano ’17 Ricky D. ’85, M’97 and Denise (Auld) CST’85 Michel George M. ’64 and Marlene Mihojevich John J. ’64 and Patricia (Travin) CST’64 Mikulski Randall and Lisa Milbrath Francis C’02 and Katherine Miley Joseph P. Miley ’15, M’17 Kevin X. Miley ’15 Barbra Miller David and Ruth Miller Paul S. ’52† and Gerri Miller Mark T. ’82 and Amy (Glen) ’82 Miller Paul S. ’52 and Gerri Miller William H. ’68 and Patricia Minihan Sharnell Mirabelli Mary Louise Modelski ’89 Mike and Laura Modjeski Diane M. Moeller M’99 Kenneth M. ’56 and Rita Monaco Dan and Janae Monnet Howard and Kathryn Monnet Riley and Ruth Mooney Joseph W. and Marilyn Moore John Morales ’17 Catherine (Marx) ’02 and Patrick Moriarity Douglas N. ’71 and Sue (Leadley) ’71 Mormann Anthony J. ’81 and Nancy (Miceli) ’81 Mornar Shawn K. Morris ’16 Kevin P. ’75 and Kathy (Kinsella) ’76 Moss Dr. Patrick E. ’63 and Maria Mottram Laura Moy Vincent J. Moy ’74 Patrick M. ’68 and Patricia Moylan Dr. Peter M. ’69 and Cathy Mrozinski Dr. Jaime A. Mueller Dr. Joseph G. ’82 and Maureen (Forsythe) ’83 Mueller George Muellner ’57 Thomas J. ’64 and Lodovica Mula Edward M. ’65 and Susan Mulhern Bernard F. ’54 and Maria Mulvaney Martin J. Mulvihill ’76 Mark S. ’83 and Laurie Munns Sarah Munns ’18 Suzanne Munro and Mark McGranaghan James F. and Joanne Murphy Jordan Murray Pat ’91 and Dr. Jay Mutter Judy Ann Myers, MFA Donald R. ’85 and Jean (Strickland) ’85 Nadeau Robert ’71 and Deborah (Lagenderfer) CST’73 Nagle Rick and Deborah K. Nahrgang Robert Napleton Dr. Thomas J. ’81 and Kathleen Nardi Herbert and Pat Nash Andrew M’13 and Katie Nath

John Naughton Michael R. ’76 and Caryl Nelson Tom and Julie Nelson Brian K. ’84 and Tammy Nerison David G. ’64 and Katherine (Tierney) CST’64 Ness Daniel P. ’76 and Anna Nolan Robert W. ’67 and Loveminda Noonan Paul and Joan L. Nordick Jamie ’01 and Rhonda (Thibault) ’02 Nowaczewski Laura S. Oanes Robert V. Obarski ’80 Patrick and Linda O’Brien Paul and Karen O’Brien Dr. Leo A. ’65 and Judy Ochrymowycz Michael J. ’84 and Kara O’Connell Kevin J. ’73 and Ann (Schmitz) CST’75 O’Connor Nancy O’Connor Patrick J. ’66 and Mary CST’67 O’Hare Mary Lou Ohnsman M’01 Molly (Murphy) ’97 and Pat O’Keefe Jeremy O’Laughlin Joseph B. Jr. ’71 and Mary L. O’Leary Julianne (Bartosz) ’13 and Anthony Olivo Kenneth and Donna Olsen Brady J. Olson ’99 James ’66 and Christine (Arnoldy) CST’67, ’85, M’99 Olson Randall J. M’98 and Kendra L. Olson Timothy M. Olson ’76 Joseph P. ’72 and Karen (Minucciani) ’76 O’Malley Michael A. ’81 and Nancy O’Malley Brent and Diane O’Neil Roger F. and Julie Oreskovich John N. ’64 and Mary O’Rourke Mary O’Rourke-French Albert L. ’69 and Jennifer Orsello Lindsy (Nelson) ’05, M’06 and Dr. Patrick O’Shea Michael and Darlene O’Shea Michael J. ’82 and Katy O’Shea Marsha Othoudt Kathleen (Hughes) ’76 and Michael Overman James S. Pacholski ’63 Steve and Beth Pagnotta Ellen Pahl Robert and Debra Palmberg Brian G. ’69 and Barbara Palmer Mary Palmer Judy Parkes Dr. Benjamin Pauli Lee Ann Paulsen ’80 Deeann Paulson Joel and Kimberly Paulson Richard F. ’59 and Charma Pavilon Mary (Hennessy) ’82 and Pat Pawlowski Jesse R. Pedersen ’05 Katherine E. M’09, M’13 and Steven Pederson James F. ’66 and JoAnn Penfold Allison L. Peterson ’07 and Nicole L. Schroeder ’08 † deceased

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT Jill Peterson Theresa Pfeilsticker Sylvia U. and David Pflughoeft John C. Phelan ’01 P. Corey Phelps M’10 Robert M. ’77 and Laura Phillips Cale C. Pieczynski ’16 Barbara A. Pierpont Julie M. Pint ’95 Anthony F. ’00, M’14 and Susana A. M’14 Piscitiello James C. Pohl ’70, C’91 Dr. Michael ’69 and Rosemary Porter Taylor Portner ’17 Frank Potts, II Sharon Pretzie Lawrence and Diana Price Blake A. Primmer ’17 Thomas Proulx Thomas J. Purtell, Jr. ’68 Annette E. Quayle ’83 and Derek Whipple Jerry Raddatz Matthew and Judith Radish Richard C. and Rosemary R. Rankin Jeffrey Reaves Nicholas R. Reding ’18 Dr. John and Alicia Reed Joseph E. ’80 and Sandra Reed Richard J. ’76 and Eileen (Gibbons) ’78 Reedy Kelly Regan Thomas J. Regez ’89 Pauline Reicher Timothy O. ’79 and Danelle (Moran) ’80 Reid Daniel R. ’70 and Dr. Margaret (Rossini) CST’71 Reif Dr. Todd and Terri Reinhart James S. ’69 and Janice Reisch Michael J. ’64 and Teresa (Lanphear) CST’65 Reisinger Roger M. ’66 and Kathy Reitmaier Father Timothy T. Reker ’78 John Kerre Reszka John L. ’04 and Ginny Reszka Marcus L. Reszka ’06 Suzanne Reynolds Charles ’71 and Debbie Richards John F. Richards ’76 Bill Rickoff Gary and Mary Riggs Matthew D. Rink ’05 Charles E. ’71 and Marian Rinn Dr. Dennis F. Rio ’63 Romuald J. ’57 and Beverly Ritter Daniel K. Rivers ’54 David E. Riviere ’85 Jason D. Robinson Susan Robinson William Rogers Stephen A. ’71 and Susan Romanchuk Eileen (Hamilton) ’84 and Michael Romano William C. Rossini ’69 Annette Roth Richard J. ’53 and Mary Pat Roth Richard and Paulet Rousseau Dr. Matthew A. ’93 and Dr. Kimberly (Jentink) ’94 Rowley Thomas and Judith Rowley

Dr. Kevin M. Rozman ’72 Andrew R. ’11 and Erica (Rubenzer) ’11 Ruf Dr. Nicholas J. Ruiz ’67 Father James D. Russell ’56 Douglas Ruud James T. ’75 and Rosemarie Ryan Thomas and Elizabeth Ryan Nancy Rystrom Darlene Sabados Scott C. Sabados ’03 Megan M. M’08 and Ben Sadowski Donald J. ’67 and Donna Salkowski Frank Sander Aaron Sanderson M’12 Dino J. ’60 and Sharon Santelli Robert J. ’76 and Holly Santucci James T. ’54 and Barbara Sarazin William J. ’69 and Lynn Sarley Mary Ann Sauerer Scott R. Savage ’07 Dr. David F. Savickas ’62 Judith Sawatzky Larry Schamberger John J. ’01 and Emilee (Conley) ’03 Scheid Patrick T. Schelble ’71 and Sarah Callan G. Michael ’69 and Mary Scheurich Bradley B. ’82 and Mary Beth (Karels) ’83 Schleif Douglas and Peggy Schlifer James and Sheryle Schmeling Carl D. ’73 and Marsha Schmid Edward and Mary Dee Schmidt Jeffrey and Ann Schmidt Stephen C. Schmidt ’54 Barb E. and Paul Schmidtknecht Lawrence and Dorothy Schmitt Joseph L. ’99 and Nicole Schmitt Joanne Schneider M’17 Melissa (Austin) ’01 and Jonathan Schneider Dr. David J. Schober ’93 Allen L. ’68 and Susan (Kwasowski) CST’69 Schroeder Gary and Mary Schroeder Michael W. Schuett ’72 John A. ’65 and Donna (Meilinger) CST’65 Schuh Dr. Jennifer Schultz and Richard Tong Dr. John J. ’59 and Sandra Schultz Thomas A. ’75 and Susan (Sughrua) ’75 Schultz Mary V. Schuster M’91 John A. Schutz ’51 John G. ’44 and Sophie Schutz Michael and Linda Schwager Lisa B. Schwartz M’00 Rodney Schwarz Anthony L. Sciurba ’76 Timothy and Susan Scramstad Dr. Dominic A. ’66 and Janet Scudiero Sara (Sloneker) ’06, M’07 and Michael Seal William H. ’65 and Elizabeth (Callaghan) CST’67 Seall Dr. Elizabeth E. Seebach Carol Seegers Joseph H. Seegers ’18, M’19 Raymond Seegers

Fabio M. ’79 and Debbie Segreti Dr. Kristen L. Sellke Emily (Pribyl) ’03 and Nathan B. ’04 Semsch Kyle E. Servais ’13, M’21 Paul Sessler Dr. Ronald M. ’58 and Rosemary Severino J. Roger and Janice Sewell Suzanne Shatila W. Mark ’78 and Patricia Shaw Dr. Gerald W. ’64 and Judith Shay Jeffrey J. Sheehan ’68 John and Janet Sheerin Thomas W. Shellander ’84 and Mary Ruedinger F. Hugh ’57 and Mollie (Frey) CST’58 Sherry Thomas Shipman M’13 Lawrence P. Shomion ’69 Dr. Charles A. ’66 and Micaela (Bennett) CST’68 Sieracki George R. Simno M’13 Michael J. Simonett ’77 Jon and Susan Simper Jeffery M. ’78 and Vicky Simpkins Sylvia Sinclair Albert Sirek Brian and Kaitlin Sisson Travis and Colleen Sjodin Donna Skattum Walter E. ’64, M’69 and Janice Skavnak Frederick Skemp Robert C. Skemp ’49 Robert C. ’79 and Jean Skemp Ronald L. ’71 and Kathleen (Belger) CST’71 Skraban John P. Skram ’71 Terrence P. ’70 and Valerie Skrypek Zachary R. Slowiak ’18 Stephen N. ’71 and Cynthia Smarjesse Dr. John and Eloise Smarrelli, Jr. Thomas R. ’77 and Kathleen Smat Andrew and Linda Smith Geralyn (Stanczak) ’82 and Randy Smith Dr. Richard J. ’69 and Jennifer (Yanchar) CST’70 Smith Tasita Smith Peter M. ’10 and Sophie Snell Daniel R. Solarz ’82 Andrea (Nakagaki) ’07, M’15 and Adam ’07 Solseth Gail Solstad Laura C. Sonday ’19 Becky and Scott Sonmore Anastacia L. Sontag ’08 Dr. David A. ’54 and Judy Sorg Dr. Scott H. D’07 and Dr. Karen A. D’07 Sorvaag John P. ’74 and Kathleen W. M’07, D’19 Soucheray Dr. Ashley E. Sovereign M’99 and Mark Walztoni George A. Speck ’63 William J. ’76 and Susan Speck James F. Srnec ’60 Cheryl and Keith Stachowski Trisha R. Stachowski ’12 Father Robert P. Stamschror ’57 Kathleen Standing

Brian D. Stang ’86 Robert J. ’99 and Carrie Stangler Adam J. ’07, M’11, M’17 and Meghan Stasica Dr. John J. ’66 and Elizabeth Stegeman Joseph and Karen Steger Dr. Charles ’64 and Margaret Stegman Collin J. Stehr ’20 Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Stein Mark and Carolyn (Skemp) CST’81 Steingraeber Mark and Teresa Steinhaus Susan K. Stephan ’89, M’94 Cynthia (Klee) ’77 and Mark Stephenitch Robert M. ’58 and Mary Kay Sterr Dr. Michael and Mary Stevens Dr. Thomas M. ’06 and Jennifer (Schipp) ’06 Stewart Ryan ’02 and Elizabeth (Boerner) ’02 Stinson James W. ’64 and Barbara Stoll Leon J. Stommes ’69 Jenna Stone Paul and Marilyn Streit Earl and Violet Streveler Emily R. Strezishar ’20 R. Peter ’60 and Phyllis Strong Brian D. ’91 and Lisa Strub Patrick and Amy Strupp Edward L. Stuart ’75 Jerome D. ’63 and Helen Stypa James B. Such ’81 Dr. Raymond Suchor ’66 Bernard J. Sullivan, Jr. ’65 John E. Sullivan ’50 Kevin F. ’72 and Jacqueline Sullivan Les and Mary Sullivan Craig B. Sundberg M’95, C’96 Ashley Swanson Kendell and Jennifer Swanson Ronald and Florine Swanson Stuart and Lori Swanson Dr. Walter M. Swentko ’71 Catherine and Alexander Sy Gregory ’69 and Alina Szafranski Dr. Walter S. ’64 and Deb Szalajka Robert J. Szydlowski ’90 Gerald and Rosemary Szymanski Dr. Joseph L. Tadie ’91 W. Dan ’76 and Kathleen Tarara Thomas Teigen Dr. Amanuel A. Teklemariam D’04 and Wikanos Affa John M. Temple ’70 Paul Terrio Jennifer L. M’11 and Troy Teske Reid S. Thebault ’68 and Cathi Duchon Taylor J. Thelemann ’14 Eric H. Thom ’04 Ronald and Joanne Tischer Donald J. Tlougan ’73 Melanie S. Torborg and Michael Crapeau Dr. Timothy J. Toyen ’82 and David Myhre William K. ’56 Trail Frances Trainor Lisa S. Truax James M. ’88 and Diane Tschida † deceased

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Nicholas C. Turner ’18 John and Mary Tuvey Brian Twomey David Ulaszek Donald R. ’57 and Gerri Ullmer Mary (Naal) ’84 and Dale Underwood Mary Uppena M’06 Gary and Betty Urmanski Dale Vagts Dr. Stephanie L. Valentine ’11 Dr. Todd C’08 and Dr. Nancy Van Erp Chris and Irene Vance Megan T. Vandenberg ’17 Leonard and Helen VanHouten Joseph J. ’48 and Karen Varco Silveria and Amador Vazquez Lisa (Sivanich) ’00 and Dave Verstraete Anthony A. ’58 and Hiroko Vertuno Darrell J. Vitullo ’01 James C. ’74 and Mary Kay (Hambsch) ’77 Vlazny Robert F. ’63 and Barbara Wacek David and Teresa Wagenknecht Dr. Ruth Wagner Dr. Carl I. and Diana Wahlstrom Dr. Philip F. ’59, M’64 and Rose Marie M’72 Walch Stephanie M’98 and Tim Waldvogel Scott N. ’91, C’96, M’98 and Molly (McManus) ’91 Walker Peggy J. Walters Dr. Robyn L. Wangberg Robert M. and Nancy Ward Owen Warneke Brad Weappa Brian Weber Dr. Philip J. and Mary Wegmann David L. ’61 and Elizabeth Weidner Dr. Paul A. and Kathy T. Weiner Dave and Terri Weis Kara J. Wener ’00 Jean M. Wenger ’81 Douglas S. Werner ’02, M’04, C’06 Dennis Westhoff Ralph and Jessica M. Westphal Michael F. ’75 and Jean Weum Larry and Charlene White Dr. Michelle A. Wieser Dale and Sue (Schmitt) ’84 Wilgenbusch John Willette ’64 Ann (Pitzen) ’74 Williams Dr. Thomas and Chris Wilmot James and Elizabeth Wilson Nancy A. Wiltgen ’75 Nicholas J. ’07, M’12 and Leah Winecke Kathleen Wing Donald S. and Florence Winger James Winikates Charles J. Wirts ’61 Theresa (Ipsen) Wirtz CST’69 Thomas R. ’92 and Kelly (Kluge) ’92 Wistrcill Constance M. M’00 and Michael Wittek Martin O. ’66† and Carol (Pierzynski) CST’67 Woerter

Dr. William F. ’72, M’89, D’01 and Jill Wold Allan and Carol Wolfe John and Sandy J. Wolfe Zachary J. Wolfe ’14 Amy Wolfson Donald C. ’65 and Paula Wolkerstorfer M.K. Wong Jane (Troller) ’78 and Mike Wood Peter M. ’69 and Diane Wottreng Marci Wright-O’Gara and John O’Gara Joseph E. ’99 and Julia (Guhin) ’01 Yach Michelle (Kust) ’82 and David Yeager Jason R. ’06 and Indeah (Gustafson) Yockey ’07 James W. Zatloukal ’73 Paul Zaugg Ann Marie Zeimetz-Schultz ’90, C’06 Betty Zellner Arleen Ziakas Dr. Edward J. ’62 and Marilyn (Garden) CST’62 Zieserl Christine Zimmer John H. Zimmerman ’65 David P. Zirngbil Steven S. ’75 and Lynne Zygmun

ANNUAL GIVING

(Up to $100) Anonymous (8) Brian Abernathy Mark and Cheryl Ann Adamek Jillian R. Alekna Gloria Alldredge Anthony J. Alwan ’18 Kathy Amerongen Donald and Joan Anderson Margaret (Welscher) Anderson CST’71 Todd M. Anderson M’20 Quinn and Brie Arnold Thomas and Michelle Ashmore Marlene C. Babbitt M’00 Laura Backes Danielle L. Bailey ’95 Greg and Mary Bambenek Melissa Banda Brent and Susan Banta Geoffrey and Vicki Banta Mary (Stuermer) ’79 and Joe Barbera Jakob and Jennifer Barnard Nicole Barnett Warlyston Barros Christopher W. Bartosz ’17 Jennifer and Mike Bath Deborah (Scheid) Bauernfeind CST’73 Joyce Bauman Krista Bauman Nanci Bazan Jill Bean Sanford and Yvonne Beard Andrew and Paula Beckel Kristi Beckman ’05 Rachel (Harrison) ’07 and James Behl Tracy Bekx Wayne and Jean Belanger

Tami M. Belden and Angela Podevels Andrea Benck Jean (Skillings) ’83 and Paul D. ’84 Bender Judy Benkowski Mary Berg Suzanne T. M’12 and Ken Bergler Morris ’61 and Rita Berk David Berlon Vicky Berns Jeffrey P. ’93 and Anne (Wolkerstorfer) ’98, M’00 Besek Lee and Sherrie Besek Doris Biermeier Jada C. Biermeier Eugene R. Biewen ’55 Fae Bilderback Mark and Luanne Birkhauser David A. Bissen ’56 Donald and Diane Bjorge Andrew P. Blake ’03 Chris and Tara Blandin Amy (Wolf) Blaz ’03, M’11 Dr. Matthew C. Bluem M’07 Vern and Lois Boes Gregory and Lisa† Bollig Keane A. Bonath M’07 Michael Bonine Willard and Pamela Bonnie Kyle D. Bonstrom ’16 Cheryl Boone Perez Robert D. Boone Steven E. ’74 and Elizabeth (Foody) ’75 Bork Gina Bortel M’19 William Boser ’16, M’18 Joseph and Jane Bosworth Martin Boyle Philip Boyle Sherry and Donald Boynton Kristen Braatz David Brahee Col. Bruce ’66 and Virginia (McCormack) CST’67 Brandes Michael J. ’97 and Brigette (Menoni) ’97 Brankin Terry and Karen Brasel Jeffrey Brengman ’65, M’90 Roy and Nancy Brewer Gary and Sheila Brewster Lisa Brinker James E. ’56 and Mary Ellen (Keohan) CST’57 Bristow Riley J. Brockopp ’24 Michael Brogan and Karen Stanko-Brogan Elizabeth Brookshire Raymond G. ’61 and Alice Brosius William J. ’69 and Judy Browne David and Ann Bruzzese Dr. Daniel B. and Laura Bucknam Robert and Michelle Buech Julie K. and Terry Buege Kevin ’82 and Michelle Buron Kenneth C. ’64 and Justine Burza Diana Busch Alan and Marianne Buschmann Robert and Alvina Buss Paula Byers Chad J. Cagle ’18 Barbara and Daniel Calbow Robert and Renee Caldwell

Kim and Sandra Calkins Steven and Traci Campbell Guy J. Cardinal Janice Carey Bruce E. Carlevato ’74 Steve and JoAnn Carlson Elizabeth Carmean Scott L. Carnahan ’16 Mary Louise Carr ’87 Walter† and Marian Carroll Molly G. Cary Giselle Centeno Neil and Aimee Chalmers Meredith (Stubbs) ’83 and Fitzroy Chambers William and Mary Kaye Champa Robert P. Chenier ’90 Timothy Christenson Gordon and Jodene Christian Zachary J. ’11 and Jessica (Adducci) ’12 Cizek Leonard and Annette Cizmowski Joseph R. Clarkin ’67 Kim Clidas Kim Cohen Thomas and Jane Coleman Deitra and Scott Collins Michael and Lindsey Colotti Judith Condon Sherry Connaughty-Graf Camille Conrick Mary Coons Donna Cooper James and Cheri Cope Jason and Beth Cordes Marjorie Corn Jeffrey and Elizabeth Cosner Dr. H. Patrick ’54 and Joan Costello Cheryl L. Cox Carole Cozzi Dale and Susan Crass Carolyn Crawford Sharon Cruze Terrance J. Cullen ’80 Kathleen Cullen-Conway ’86 and Peter Conway Joni and Steven Cullers Samuel Currie Kimberly Curtis Renee D. Custer ’10 Stephen and Denise T. Custer Dr. Heidi A. Dahlmann Robert W. ’62 and Kay Davis Frances (Piazza) De Kooker ’02 David De Tomaso Dennis DeBoer Dr. Mark Dehen Christopher Dehning Marissa DeLeon ’07 Suzanne (Zablocki) Deranek ’83 Susan DeTomaso Wayne E. Detzler M’03 Dr. Douglas J. ’92 and Terrie Dieterman Vincent L. ’56 and Phyllis DiVenere Tricia Dobrient Mary Anne (Cashman) Dolan ’78 Philip G. ’76 and Anne Donovan Chris Dorff Mitchell Dosser Wayne and Jone Dosser Andrea Dowd † deceased

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT Shannon Doyle Dawn Drake Arletta Droge Michael and Carol Droge Gary Duffee Gavin D. ’93 and Stephanie (Teichert) ’93 Duffy Joseph and Karen Dulak David J. Dunn Miles M. Dunna ’14 Mary Murphy Dupuis ’03 Chris DuRose James J. ’71 and Kathy Durow Frank and Marie Dutton Michael Dybas ’70 John D. Ebert M’02, C’02 Michael and Lavonne Eckert Robert S. ’67 and Susan (Schlink) CST’69 Edel Ryan P. Egan Brian and Danice Elhard Bruce and Carole Eppolite Deborah (Kowles) ’84 and James Erickson Scott and Kathryn Escher Katherine (Dougherty) ’03 and Brian Estrada Michael J. Evans ’74 Chad and Julie Even Anita Falls June Farbo Charles R. Farrell ’78 H. James ’57† and Aimee Farrell Paul E. Feind ’81 Karen Feit M’80 Glenn Feitl John and Jane Feller Angelyssa Figueroa William J. ’77 and Julie Fitton James and Kaitlyn Fladhammer Heather Fluck Arantza Fonseca ’21 David Fontaine Mary Fowler Mary Catherine Fox, AFSC ’75, Ph.D. Richard and Erika Frederick Liliana Freire-Bebeau Donna French Charles Frick Hannah Friedrich ’16, M’20 Robert E. Funk Dr. John R. and Patricia Gaertner Thomas and Imogene Gagliardi John Gaines Randy M. ’99 and Emily Gallatin Bridgid A. Galvin ’81 Elizabeth A. Gardner ’90, M’03 Nancy Gardner Kyle T. Garesche ’13 Michael and Kathleen Garry Mary Gearin M’86 Shelley Gemza Erika Millerbernd Gerry ’99 Ralph W. ’75 and Becky Ghiselli Christine (Cieslak) ’81 and Raymond Gicela Matthew Giesfeldt Kenneth B. ’68 and Deborah Gieske Maria Gil Peggy Gladhill Peter M. Gleich ’83 Roland Goertzen

Gayle Goetzman-Stolpa and Ben Stolpa Timothy and Wendy Goller Matthew James Gorgone ’12 Joseph and Shaina Gottwalt Donna and Malcolm Graham Julia Grandsart Logan and Randi Gregg Duane and Kathy Grochow Teresa (Brown) ’03 and Mitchell Grossell Jeanine Gruber Kevin and Michelle Gudmundson George S. ’54 and Patricia Gustas Ree Guyer ’81 Duane and Diane Haag Laurie L. and Steve Haase Shannon Hafner Philip and Cindy Hage Scott and Deborah Hagen Brandon and Jean Hagenson Thomas and Sandra Haima Richard T. ’74 and Victoria Hallberg Rick and Barbara Hammerschmidt Peter A. Hampe ’63 Barry and Diana Hanke Jerry and Lynn Hansen Elvin and Terri Hanson James ’59, M’66 and Shannon (Quinn) CST’65 Hanzel Christopher Z. Hanzeli M’14 Karen Harders Gary R. Harris, Jr. M’07 Jeffrey Hauck Matthew E. Haug ’85 and Adele Dalesandro-Haug Patrick and Cathy T. Hayes Paul and Bernadette Hayes William ’61 and Barbara Hayes William Hazelbaker Tracy Heaser Sherri Hebda Jennifer Hefty James R. ’83 and Kim (Rogowski) ’85 Heit Julie Henderson Jeffrey and Victoria Herman Ellen Heydon Adora Higgins Ellen Hirschy Daniel J. ’56 and Evelyn Hischier Sheri Hixon Chip and Jeanette Hodson Robert J. Hoelscher ’64, M’70 Mary (Lentz) Hofschulte ’75 Minister Dr. Ora Hokes D’17 Ken Hollenbeck John and Rebecca A. Holman Joseph Holman ’09 Paul H. Jr. ’64 and Jean Holmberg Dr. Mark W. ’60 and Mary (Francis) CST’60 Holmes Ellen Holmgren Diane Holzworth Darlene Homan Lori Homan Susan Homan Clyde W. ’58 and Marlene (Jacoby) CST’63 Honermann Deb Hoover George Hopkins Nicole K. Ciulla ’12 and Timothy J. Hopkins ’12

Douglas J. and Jeanette Howard Jeremy Howland Muriel Hucul Monica Huesing John and Beth Huffman Mary Hughes Lisa Hull Daniel and Keri Hurley June Husom Rachel Husom Margaret (Guarnieri) ’73 and James Isman Sandra Iungerich James P. ’75 and Joan Izzo Jesse M. Izzo ’02 James Jaeger John and Sandra Jambeck Theresa Janczy ’78 Cheryl A. Jandrich ’97, M’03 I. Landru ’63 and Vivian Janes David Janke Warren and Dianne Janzen Nick and Kathy Jarosinski Sheri and Ryan Jeffery Jon and Krissie Jeresek Dennis and Paula Johnson Jeremy Johnson and Tina Riggs Mark E. ’86 and Mary Pat (Hellgeth) ’88 Johnson Nathaniel Johnson M’20 William Johnson Brenda Jones Erik Jones Kent and Diane Jones Dr. Gerald T. and Mary Jorgensen Michael and Pennie Jorgenson Robert Judd Leon Julkes Dr. Dale C. Kaiser ’59 Nancy (Kaiser) and Bruce Nelson John C. Kalkirtz ’69 Jenna Kallestad Patrick and Kelly Kalmes James and Michelle Kamen Karen and Robert Kasinski Douglas and Mary Kasper Jay Kearns Walter T. ’65 and Janice Kelly Jackie J. Kiecker Mary King Elizabeth M. Kinsella ’93 Terry E. Klages ’71 Thomas Klausler Sean Klett Richard and Teresa J. Kloetzke Teresa and Joseph Knopick Carol Knudson Michael Koeppel M’17 Gerald and Corina Kolanczyk John ’49 and Richelle Koller Meredith E. Kollmer ’10 Ted Koeppl William A. ’71 and Mardy (Tierney) CST’71 Kopischke Monsignor Gerald C. Kosse ’72 Tasa L. Kostel ’04 Frank A. ’75 and Rochelle (Stewart) CST’76 Kozera Paul E. ’75 and Denise (Olszak) CST ’76 Krantz Daniel L. ’65 and Sharon Kraus Gerald E. and Colleen M. Kritzeck John and Jill Kruger Jonathon P. Krull

Wayne J. ’67 and Angela Kruzel Mark and Barbara Kryzer Kevin R. ’71 and Joan (Kiel) CST’70 Kubacki Peter P. ’59 and Sandra Kubala Diane Kubes Bruce and Leann Kugath Glenn and Patricia Kuhn Mark and Paula Kuisle Barbara Kulaga John Kulaga Frederick and Therese La Chance Robert La Violette Lee L. LaBore ’60 Laura B. Lanning Laura Larson Nissa Larson ’00 Robert J. ’71 and Sue Larson Lori Lauerman Therese Lauerman Michael Lavin Preston and Kellie Lawing Judith Leahy Larry and Penny Lecheler Stanley A. ’58 and Joanne (Henry) CST’61 Lechwar William J. Leen ’90 Neil M. Leibundguth ’09 Charles R. Leif ’69 Glen and Donna Leighton D. J. ’62 and Judy Leivermann Chad Lenz Kraig and Marcella Leppert Karen (Wisniewski) ’73 and Mel Lewison Joseph and Sheila Liewer Kim Lins Coral L. and Sean M. Logan Carol (Selvaggio) Longseth ’83 Julie Lukes Edward Lum Mary Lynch Dave and Amy Lyons Kristen and John Lyons Kevin and Vicky Mack Barbara Madison Frank and Joan Magnavite Fred and Eileen Majerus Kevin Malecha Timothy M. Mallers ’06 Rosa Alejandra Malo ’85 Nicholas and Kelly Manahan Paul and Kristine Manchester Grace K. Mandel Terry and Joe Marino Kenneth Markwardt Mark and Debra Martin Mark J. Martinez ’86 Benjamin Marxen Charles M. Mason ’72 Rick and Kim Mathwig Donna (Lorenzini) ’74 and John Mau Joel Mayerle M’94 Michael C. and Deborah McAulay John F. ’56 and Roberta McClintock John McConaughey Wayne and Mary Jo McDaniel Jerry and Linda McDaris Francis McDevitt M’03 Dr. William E. ’58 and Karen McDonnell Stephen and Julie McGann † deceased

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Rachel L. McGee Leann McGowan Patrick and Lisa McLarty Judith McLaughlin John R. ’54 and Jane McNaughton Terri (Edel) McPherson ’86 Tracy L. McRae Daniel Meehan Ron B. ’73 and Barb Meier Thomas C. Mendrala, Jr. ’64, M’70 April Mera Deanna Merfeld Cynthia Meyer Jerald and Cathy Meyer Karwyn Meyer Robert and Dorothy Meyer Susan Meyer Peter G. ’76 and Susan Mihojevich Marvin and Irene Miller Tammy Miller Jon N. Minnick ’02 James and Janice Mino John and Julie Mirabelli Mark and Katherine Missurelli Carole Modjeski Fallon (Devine) ’09 and Alexander Modjeski Joanne Thulis Montgomery Carey Moore Daniel F. ’94 and Julia (Johnson) ’94 Moran Sarah Morgan ’11 Glenn and Julie Morgensen Maurice P. ’59 and Barbara Moriarty Elizabeth and Thomas Moris Deborah Morris Lawrence and Cecile Muehlbauer Dale and Barbara Mueller Rebecca (Bartleson) ’07 and Dennis Mueller Emily E. Munns ’12 Edward and Nancy Murphy Ronald and Katherine Murphy William ’56 and Therese M’99 Murphy William T. ’67 and Patricia (Stranahan) CST’69 Murray Matt Musel Daniel Musial Robert ’73 and Kathleen (Dorsey) CST’75 Muza Teresa A. Nace ’80 Marisa J. Naryka Charles J. ’67 and Dianne Nash Moises and Mary Nazario Allen and Sherry Neas Barbara Neff Rochelle Neinast Barry and Cheryl Nelson Cailey Nelson Eric Nelson John and Sandy Nelson Katie Nelson M’13 Matthew and Jamie Nelson Dr. Douglas ’63 and Karla (Oberle) CST’63 Ness Kimberly Neuenburg Amy Nichols Mel J. Niemiec Chris and Toni Nisbit Ronald E. Nitka ’70 Donald G. ’69, M’73 and Janet (Pinsonneault) CST’71 Nitti

Mary Noelke Judith Noeska Douglas and Kelly Nosbisch Piotr and Mary A. Nowak Mary O’Connor Patrick R. ’66 and Trudy O’Leary Dennis and Judy Olson Donald and Mary Ellen Olson Dr. Lela M. Olson Barry and Stacy Olver Dyan Orsello Cheryl A. Osborne ’81 Eric Ostrem Jennifer Palmer Dale Pansch Andrew ’66 and Mary Paprocki Vincent A. ’57 and Rose Parisi Michael and Kara Patrick Jerome and Vee Ann Patzner Joseph A. ’57 and Mary Lou (Lettner) CST’58 Paurazas Dina Peck Ernest Pelletier William M. Peltzman ’65 Rosa Pena Dr. Michael F. ’66 and Ann Perl Daniel and Dolores Peters Carol Peterson Elizabeth Peterson George Petrick ’70 James and Rita Pfeilsticker Linda K. Pfeilsticker M’97 Thomas Philipich Cathleen Pierce Patricia (McLaughlin) ’92 and Jesse F. ’93 Pleuss Joseph R. Polski ’10 Stacy L. and Steve Popp Benjamin Porath Greta C. Poser C’08, M’09 Jason Poser C’08 John and Rebecca Preuss George and Gail Price Dennis and Gloria Priem Brian and Stephanie Propson Katie Prucha Susan Tanury ’94 Pugh and Bill Pugh Dr. Kevin V. ’74 and Nancy Quinn Ronald and Patricia Radloff Renee Raether Thomas J. Ramsden ’93 Anthony C. ’83 and Debra (Walsh) ’83 Rappold Megan (Peterson) ’06 and Cameron Rask Dr. Michael A. Ratajczyk ’03, M’05 Holli Rath Stephen J. ’81 and Amy (Tunnicliff) ’83 Ratican Douglas and Janet Reed Gordon and Linda Reetz Reba Regli Elizabeth Enderle Reid ’86 Janet (Tassistro) Reif ’75 Robert K. ’79 and Elisabeth Reif Brian J. Reilly ’82 Jennifer A. Reinkem M’19 William and Catherine Rhodes Lisa Ribot Terrance and Colleen Riley Bridgette (Baggio) Rinaldo ’08 Mark Ring Shon Roberts † deceased

Two stories, one mission As a former teacher, working at a college with a Lasallian mission made sense to Kate Utterback.

Prior to becoming the director of campus operations and programming at Saint Mary’s Rochester Campus, Utterback spent several years in undergraduate student affairs and advising.

But her background as a teacher is what brought her to her new position where she oversees the day-to-day operations at the Rochester Campus.

“It’s one of the things that drew me in, especially on the graduate side,” she said. “I was really interested in working with graduate students and their interest in returning to the classroom.”

Working in a university setting, Utterback said she knew the importance of philanthropic giving to her institution. However, her approach to giving changed after she was asked to serve on the hiring committee for the associate director of the Saint Mary’s Fund.

“That really opened my eyes to how important small donations can be,” Utterback said. “Of course we welcome large donors, but those can be one-time gifts. As I was talking to the people

Christine Beech, D.M., executive director of the Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies

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Faculty and staff define dedication at Saint Mary’s. Alumni and students frequently reflect back on how much the faculty and staff supported them throughout their college careers. It’s these hard-working individuals who help the university maintain its strong reputation for having personalized attention. Beyond sharing their time and talents, many faculty and staff also philanthropically give back to Saint Mary’s because they believe in the work we’re doing — together.

who were applying and the people on the committee, I learned how important it is to have small continuous donations. Whether that’s from alumni, people in the community, or staff members.”

A regular contributor to the First Generation Initiative at the university, she also began donating to the Saint Mary’s Fund, knowing her donations would go to where they are critically needed.

In her current role, Utterback doesn’t have to look far to see the effect her giving and the giving of others has on the university.

“Managing a campus, I see how valuable space is, and people’s donations can go toward the costs of running a campus and keeping a campus up to date with the newest technology. And all of that benefits our students so they can be successful,” she said.

And for Utterback, the success of students goes back to the mission that brought her to Saint Mary’s in the first place.

“We’re a personal and attentive university trying to teach innovation, develop graduates with the same kind of mission-driven mind, and empower them to go out and become global leaders,” she said.

Christine Beech, D.M., sees the impact giving can have on an institution of higher education daily in her role as the executive director of the Kabara Institute for Entrepreneurial Studies.

The Kabara Institute was formed at Saint Mary’s after a generous donation was made by Dr. Jon ’48 and Betty Kabara to foster entrepreneurship among all students at the university, regardless of their field of study.

As the director of the institute, Beech works with students as they develop business ideas and even go on to pitch those ideas to receive funding.

“I love watching students come up with new, innovative ideas. I love helping them bring that to life, which has been a passion project for me,” she said.

“And it doesn’t just benefit the students. It benefits society at large.”

Seeing the benefit the Kabara Institute can have on Saint Mary’s students is part of what drives Beech to give back to the university.

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Kate Utterback, director of campus operations and programming at Saint Mary’s Rochester Campus

“I find our students and student body to be very motivated. They’re hard-working, and they’re fully engaged,” she said. “I give because I want them to succeed.”

Beech came to Saint Mary’s four years ago in search of an opportunity to pursue her interest in faith-based entrepreneurship. The school’s mission also called out to her.

“What I’ve seen here is a passion on the part of the faculty to serve the students,” she said. “I feel that is unique to Saint Mary’s. There is an overriding desire to see the students succeed.”

And for Beech, a firm belief in the Lasallian charism is another part of why she gives to the university.

“If you think about the Lasallian focus of ensuring that students get one-on-one interaction, that they’re given a chance to succeed, that they’re given a chance to pursue education and mentorship from faculty, none of that happens without philanthropy,” she said. “If you want that type of environment for students, you have to come alongside and support it.”

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Lesa Robertson Julie Robinson John and Connie Roche Joy (Kelly) ’00, M’14 and Jamie Rockwell Rebecca McAulay Roe ’99 Scott and Jacquie Rogers Christopher Rohde David and Sharen Rose Stephanie J. Ross M’08 Dr. Thomas Rowan and Maria Martin Laura A. Roy Jackson and Sara Ruehling Ella Ruetten Peter Rutkowski Albert G. ’80 and Margaret Rysavy Betty Rystrom Barbara H. Sams Mark and Kristin Sams Lisa Sanderson Andrew R. Sandoz ’20 Linda Schabacker Mary Schacht Melanie Schacht Waldo Schacht Nancy Schaffer Teresa Schaffer James W. ’55 and Patricia Grant Schapp David and Vicki Scharmer Stephen J. ’08 and Courtney Schmitt Kelsey A. Schneider ’12 Samuel E. Schneider Kathleen Schroeder Dr. Michael W. ’66 and Glenda Schuetz Jonathan and Michelle Schulte Matt Schultz Eric P. Saindon ’07 and Dr. Kasey Schultz-Saindon ’08 Rebecca (Wilma) Schumacher ’75 Lincoln A. Scully ’07 Victor Sebahar Jerome and Linda Sedall Jason Seeds Braxton Seemann Mike Selbitschka Daniel J. Sepion ’01 John and Lori Shannon Kevin and Nancy Shannon James P. ’75 and Deborah (Witt) ’75 Shea Don and Sonja Sheehan Janice Sheldon Richard V. ’54† and Lois Sherman Mark Shlanta Brad and Michelle Shutter John and Regina Siegel Sean and Pam Sigler Rita Silchuck Gary and Bonnie Simonson Matt Simonson Joseph Small Bruce and Mary Smith Byron Smith James J. Smith ’63 Sharon Smith Reid A. Smithe ’14 Renee Smith-Quinn ’76 Michael Snodgrass Ryan Sobecki Paula Sonsalla CST’80, M’13

Brian Sorum Rita (Kronschnabel) ’77 and Ronald Spiess David A. Spriegel ’12 John and Justine Stahlmann Kathleen Stang John D. ’70 and Lynn Stansfield Roger Steinhaus Susan T. Stensing ’99 Katie O’Brien Stenzel ’07 Charles O. ’66 and Marilynn Sterling Lois Sternat Karen Stich Candy Stimson David Stimson Phillip and Mary Ellen Stohr Ronald V. Stoll ’71 Richard Streich Andrew Streit and Judy MeinkeStreit Julie and Jeff Streit James J. ’59 and Lucia Struble Gary and Jennifer Strzelczyk Henry Sturm Lindsay V. Stussy Shawn and Mary Sundquist Steven and Sarah Swanson Jennifer Sykes ’18 Mary (Giesen) Sylwester ’71 Daniel and Cheryl Symonik Michael S. Tabar ’16 Kellie (Gilbertson) ’01, M’05 and Paul Tasto Donald and Janel Teska Brian A. Thesenvitz ’14 Lynn M. Theurer Sherri (Lien) ’99 and Scott Thompson Patrick R. C’96, M’01 and Lisa Thorsell Deborah and Allen Thude Dennis and Sherryl Tienter Thelmalee Titus Joseph and Susan Trainor Patrick and Beth Trainor Mitch and Rita Treptow Kenneth and Linda Truenow Larry and Diane Tureson Erica D. Turk Debbie Tuvey Lance and Lois Twedt Vally M. Upsher ’12 Joan Urbanski Anthony and Jill Urdahl Kate Utterback Daniel and Teri Vagts Robert K. and Kathryn Van Brocklin Kenneth and Janith Van Egtern Thomas and Becky Van Elsberg Amy E. Van Etten ’93 Noel Vantol Patricia Killeen Vasquez ’81 Steven and Tammy Vehrenkamp John and Karen Vernam Victoria Vidmar Dwayne C’96, M’97 and Denine M’12 Voegeli Bruce J. ’75 and Karen Wagner Daniel and Nancy Wagner Joseph ’82 and Connie Wagner Mary (Brooker) ’83 and John Wagner

Kay Wagoner Destiny M. Walker Mary Beth Walker Mark and Tamara Wall William M. ’80 and Susan Walsh Ellen (Pike) Warda ’10 Douglas Weidenbach Joseph Weinberg Peter and Mitzi Weinberg Elvera Weis Steven and Bridget Weis Arthur and Geraldine Wells Crystal C. Wells Diane Wells Jeffrey and Julie Wells Bradley and Dawn Wenner Ramona (Frana) ’80 and Lael Weselmann John and Rebecca West Scott and Angie Westcott Larry and Mary Westhoff Ruth Westman Paul Wetzel Richard and Janice G. Wherley Dennis and Shirley Whitaker Regina and Clark White Margaret Willer Joan L. Williams Ronald Williams Ann (Mulvey) ’74 and John Wilson Randi Wilson George and Elaine Wingbermuehle Thomas Wingbermuehle Raymond J. and Toni J. Winter Marilyn Stepenske Wittry Jessica and Jesse Wolf George A. and Jo Anne Wolkerstorfer Nancy Wray M’92 Vincent and Mary Wroblewski Roberta Wyatt Zhenyu Xing Linda Rae Young Martin and Bonnie Zabkowicz Blaine and Donna Zeller Peggy (Powell) ’89 and Robert Zeuthen Gregory ’86 and Ann Zimprich

ESTATES

Merlyn Honerman ’57 Lawrence Juracic ’49 Father Robert G. Maher ’53 Robert J. ’49 and Lucille Stiever

ORGANIZATIONS

*Indicates a matching gift organization Anonymous (7) 3M* A. Johnson & Sons Florist, Inc. Abbott Laboratories/Abbvie Foundation* Aldi Alliant Energy Foundation, Inc.* Allstate Foundation* Altra Federal Credit Union American Endowment Foundation Ameriprise Financial Service* Armenia Empyrean Foundation Aroha Philanthropies Avera Health

Baird Foundation* Barnes and Noble College Books Bayer* Best Buy* Beynon Sports Surfaces Bohaty Trucking, LLC Bristol-Myers Squibb* Brothers of theChristian Schools FSC DENA, Eatontown, NJ Cargill, Inc.* Catholic Community Foundation Catholic Foundation for the Diocese of Green Bay, Inc. Charles & Ellora Alliss Educational Foundation Christian Brothers of the Midwest, Chicago, Ill. City of Winona Clasen Family Foundation Commonwealth Charitable Fund CyberGrants SPV, LLC* Dance Arts Centre De La Salle Christian Brothers of the Midwest, Burr Ridge, Ill. de maximis Data Management Solutions, Inc.* Detroit Lakes Community and Cultural Center Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Frie Family Foundation Front Porch Management, LLC GE Foundation* George P. and Mary Ann Kendall Charitable Foundation George R. Kendall Foundation Gostomski Family Foundation Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Inc. Helen M. Harrison Foundation Hendrickson Family Foundation Hiawatha Education Foundation IBM Employee Services Center IBM Matching Grants Program* IllinoisTool Works, Inc.* Impactassets Initial Teaching Alphabet Foundation InterfaithYouth Core J. Roger Sewell Attorney Jack Lawlor Realty Co. John M. Domanico, D.D.S. Jones Lang LaSalle* Keith Boeve Insurance Agency Inc. Kendrick B. Melrose Family Foundation Kevin F. Barrett, D.D.S. LTD KII Consulting, Inc. Knights Of Columbus #13027 KPMG Foundation* Law Office of Frank M. Howard Lilly Fellows Program in Humanities and the Arts Macy’s/Bloomingdale’s* Margaret E. & Stephen E. Diebold Foundation Inc. Medpro Medsurg, LLC Medtronic Foundation* Mental Health Services Merchants Bank Methodist Health System Foundation Inc.* MG Insurance Inc. † deceased

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT Microsoft Corporation* MinneAnalytics Minneapolis Foundation Minnesota Private College Council Minnesota Private College Fund National Philanthropic Trust/UBS Nationwide Insurance Foundation* OWA Architects LLC Pehler LP Gas LLC Philip H. Corboy Foundation Philipps Bus Service Premier Bank Minnesota Premier Bank Rochester Prudential Foundation* Raytheon Technologies* Ready Bus Company Inc. Red Wing Ignite Renaissance Charitable Foundation Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation* Rita’s MY SALON RTP Company S&K Real Estate Management LLC Safe Assure Consultants, Inc. Saint Paul Foundation* Schwab Charitable Fund Sentry Foundation, Inc.* Slaggie Family Foundation Sleepy Hollow Medical, A Professional Corporation Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council State of Minnesota Textron Matching Gift Program* The Christian Brothers, Minneapolis, Minn.

The Dayton Foundation The Doctors Company* The Pittsburgh Conference The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Family Foundation The Wasie Foundation Thrivent Financial Foundation* Toppers Pizza Toro Foundation* Trane Technologies* U.S. Charitable Gift Trust UBS* United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Vanguard Charitable Visit Winona Voya Foundation* Walmart Watkins, Inc. Wells Fargo Foundation Matching Gifts Program* William Miller Scrap Iron & Metal Co. Winona Community Foundation WNB Financial

IN HONOR OF

Megan M. M’08 and Ben Sadowski Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht

Kendall Archer ’21 Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen

Dr. Richard Kowles M’67 Dr. James R. ’79 and Anne (Lock) ’79 Dolan Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Dr. John W. ’76 and Deborah (Cantieri) ’77 Kolb Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht

† Denotes honoree passed away after tribute was made

Tanner Bauman Melanie and Kent Bauman Prof. Dean A. Beckman Lindsay (Dickson) ’08 and Kyle Henning Dr. Jennifer Cochran Biederman ’05, M’08 Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Dr. William E. Bjorum Robert E. Funk Rev. James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D., in gratitude for his hard work during 2020 Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Carruthers Children Gary C. and Catherine Carruthers De La Salle Christian Brothers of the Midwest Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen Dr. Marilyn Frost Anonymous Michael P. ’74 and Dr. Cecilia (Carroll) ’74 Heiges Jeffrey L. ’74 and Debbie Johnson Gerald ’73 and Andrea Knesek Gary Ellis ’71 and Diane Kozlak ’74 Ann (Mulvey) ’74 and John Wilson The Galvin Family (Mom, Dad, and Tom) Bridgid A. Galvin ’81 The Grounds and Maintainence Crew at SMU Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Brother John Grover, FSC ’65 Michael R. ’74 and Debra Konicek Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Francis Hazelroth’s Formation leading to a career of service Frank Sander Dr. Jeffrey R. Highland, AFSC Stephen J. ’81 and Amy (Tunnicliff) ’83 Ratican Audrey Kintzi Carol A. Byrne Brother Jack Curran, FSC, Ph.D. Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Dr. Marilyn Frost Roberta J. M’08 and Troy Kochevar John D. and Mary Ann (Wera) CST’64 Remick Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Terrance K. ’76 and Kathleen (Conway) ’78 Russell

John ’73 and Christine (Dohring) CST’74 Sabados Ariel Gibbons Darlene Sabados Scott C. Sabados ’03 Matthew Sagar Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen Brother Robert J. Smith, FSC Kathleen Marek-Gleich ’83, M’04 and Peter M. Gleich ’83

Brother William Mann, FSC Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen

Jeff Sobecki Ryan Sobecki

Mike McCormick Jeremy Howland

Destiny Walker Dr. Timothy J. D’14 and Ashley (Dingels) ’05 Gossen

Brother Finbar J. McMullen, FSC ’46† Clasen Family Foundation Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Joseph P. Miley ’15 Francis C’02 and Katherine Miley Kevin X. Miley ’15 Francis C’02 and Katherine Miley Kaye O’Leary Kendrick B. Melrose Family Foundation Donald and Linda Olson Donald and Mary Ellen Olson

RJ Vazquez Dennis DeBoer

Cayden Bauer Aaron ’05 and Melissa (Bauer) ’05, M’14 Nielsen Muriel & John Troller, Sr. Jane (Troller) ’78 and Mike Wood Winona De La Salle Christian Brothers Richard R. ’65 and Mildred Dehlinger

IN MEMORY OF

Ronald D. Appling Brion R. ’00 and De Ann (Dokken) ’00 Appling

Kimberly Patzner M’08 Jerome and Vee Ann Patzner

James F. Bachmeier ’66 Anonymous

Anthony Piscitiello, AFSC ’69, M’82 David J. ’93, M’03 and JoAnn Frahm Anthony F. ’00, M’14 and Susana A. M’14 Piscitiello

Bernice Bochnik Michael G. ’76 and Elizabeth (Skiba) ’76 Dougherty

Dr. Todd Reinhart Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma Rev. James P. Burns, IVD, Ph.D. John Remick Thomas and Mary Gerry Lee John Wade CST’86 Mary Ann (Wera) Remick CST’64 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Thomas and Mary Gerry Lee John Wade CST’86 Bo and Debbie Rettig Michelle (Galles) Cochran ’79, M’05, C’07 Robert G.† and Myrtland Rettig Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig

Victoria Bochnik Michael G. ’76 and Elizabeth (Skiba) ’76 Dougherty Tim Burchill ’68, M’00 Jenna Stone Dr. Gretchen Butler, an inspiring advocate for the underserved Dr. Todd C’08 and Dr. Nancy Van Erp Lacy Rose Cada Lisa A. Jonsgaard Dr. Richard E. Callaway Martin and Mary Callaway Dr. Philip A. Cochran ’77 Dr. Jennifer (Cochran) ’05, M’08 and Trevor Biederman Andrew G. ’03 and Daisy Cochran Jessica Cochran Michelle (Galles) Cochran ’79, M’05, C’07 Stephen A. ’78 and Camille Coman

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Lorraine (Purcell) ’77 and Gerrit DeBruin Dr. James R. ’79 and Anne (Lock) ’79 Dolan Dr. Timothy B. ’02 and Kristin (Sellner) ’01 Fredricks Dr. Charles K. ’77 and Kerry Gilarski Patrick K. Kobler ’77 Vincent J. ’76 and Kate McAleer Thomas A. ’77 and Mary Kay (Stepanik) CST’77 McDermott Timothy O. ’79 and Danelle (Moran) ’80 Reid Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Cynthia (Klee) ’77 and Mark Stephenitch Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Paul F. ’76 and Susan Trunk

Brother James H. Ebner, FSC ’36 Thomas ’69 and Kathleen (Bohn) CST’70, M’90 Keane

Brother F. Michael Collins, FSC ’59 Dr. Kevin M. Rozman ’72

Ralph Gatz Charles J. Gatz ’66

Jason S. Collins ’95 Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Leonard W. Condon ’62 Judith Condon James L. Coogan ’69 William Carpenter Dr. Samuel J. Cascio ’48 Jerome A. ’69 and Mary (Fiss) CST’71 Colletti Mary Jo Kishel Coogan Jackie Daylor Daniel Doheny Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Paul Durkalski Betty Z. Kabara Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi Alan Korpi David Krell Michael Lavin John Naughton Steve and Beth Pagnotta Anthony M., AFSC ’69, M’82 and Kathleen (Ordahl) CST’70 Piscitiello Frank Potts II John D. and Mary Ann (Wera) CST’64 Remick Douglas Ruud Megan M. M’08 and Ben Sadowski James Winikates

Thomas Feltes Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi

Mary Clare Karnick ’97 James E. and Susan Karnick Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan

John R. ‘Jack’ Flanagan ’77 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig

Dr. William C. Kelly Marianne Kelly

Dr. Arthur N. Flodstrom ’64 Dr. Suzanne A. Bergfalk ’88 Thomas Fremgen ’62 Mr. William F. McHugh ’62 Donald J. Gallagher ’54 Erna Gallagher

Mr. Thomas W. Gibson Dr. William and Selma Crozier Dr. Ronald Goedken ’53 Rob and Carolyn Goedken Millicent I. Harrison ’14 Fallon (Devine) ’09 and Alexander Modjeski Thomas Harvick ’67 Vicky Berns Michael Kominiarek Terry and Joe Marino Robert Napleton Lisa Ribot William Rogers Cordelia P. “Dee” Fussy Henning Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi Dwayne Honerman ’59 Shannon Hafner Beverly Horak Andrew G. ’65 and Janet Kurz R. David Jewison ’69 Anthony M., AFSC ’69, M’82 and Kathleen (Ordahl) CST’70 Piscitiello Granduline Johnson Dr. Willie J. Johnson

Brother Leonard Courtney, FSC ’37 Thomas C. Mendrala, Jr. ’64, M’70

Simone Joyaux Gary R. Harris, Jr. M’07 Melissa and Gary L. Klein M’04 Katie Nelson M’13 Aaron Sanderson M’12

Joseph Domanico, beloved Late Father of John Domanico ’77 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico

Lawrence Juracic ’49 Robert C. Skemp ’49

Joan d’Arc Dougherty Michael G. ’76 and Elizabeth (Skiba) ’76 Dougherty

Mary (Lucas) Karnick ’73 Richard J. Dowd ’70

Lawrence Kampwirth ’68 F. M. Fitzpatrick ’68 Kevin Karnick ’72 Richard J. Dowd ’70

Floyd L. Kemling Bethann M. Kemling ’80, M’18 and Scott Prost Stephen Kieselhorst Diane and Thomas Hinds Karen Hnasko Gail and L.W. Johnson Marsha Othoudt Rose Kowles Dr. William and Selma Crozier Dr. Marilyn Frost Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Dr. Ruth Wagner Joseph Edward Kritzeck ’10 James T. ’75 and Rosemarie Ryan Brother J. Robert Lane, FSC Sheila A. Collins ’76 and David Vargo Gary Lauden Cynthia Meyer Dr. Edward R. Lee ’46 Laura Moy Catherine and Alexander Sy M.K. Wong Fred Lieb Dale F. ’74 and Linda Lieb Anne K. Locher ’97 Mary Kay Locher Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Phil Lovorn Dr. Michael Lovorn Patrick Madison ’68 Margaret Madison Amanda Marek Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi Brother Finbar J. McMullen, FSC ’46 Anonymous (2) Clasen Family Foundation Walter† and Marian Carroll Donald G. ’67 and Sandra Curtin James and Rachel Dunlap Dr. Marilyn Frost Mary and Richard Gladstone Timothy E. Gryl ’87 Mark G. ’76 and Mary Hartman John S. ’72 and Catherine Klug

Dr. Lawrence A. ’66 and Rill Ann Reuter Mary Ann Sauerer James J. Smith ’63 John Willette ’64 Nancy A. Wiltgen ’75 Brother James A. Miller, FSC ’66, M’74 Gayle Goetzman-Stolpa and Ben Stolpa Max F. Molock Suzanne Atwood M’01 Daniel M. ’83 and Eve (Kendrick) ’85 Dieterman Thomas J. ’64 and Susan Garden James F. and Joanne Murphy Brian W. Montgomery ’79 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Thomas O’Connor ’65 Mary O’Connor Brother Paul Ostendorf, FSC ’53 Sheila A. Collins ’76 and David Vargo Dr. Thomas L. Pahl ’58 Ellen Pahl Dr. Donald Peake Robert J. ’97 and Molly Grumich Donald B. Regan ’51 Premier Bank Rochester Premier Bank Minnesota Robert G. Rettig, Sr. Ken and Jan Block Nicole Barnett Patricia J. and Michael A. Beech Michelle (Galles) Cochran ’79, M’05, C’07 Dr. John M. ’77 and Joan (Fallon) CST’78 Domanico Lesley McKinley Richard Merrick Megan M. M’08 and Ben Sadowski Michael Snodgrass Paul F. ’76 and Susan Trunk Brother I. Basil Rothweiler, FSC ’38 Debra J. M’03 and Mark Fagan Brother A. Stephen Rusyn, FSC Robert F. Fisher ’97, M’06 Mary Catherine Fox, AFSC ’75, Ph.D. Dr. Marilyn Frost Jerome Sauerer Bonnie (Sauerer) ’79 and Stephen Francisco Colleen Schmit Cheryl Marish Betty Schneider Audrey P. and Ron E. Kintzi

2020-2021 INVESTOR’S REPORT Bryce Shipman Thomas Shipman M’13 Marian Shipman Thomas Shipman M’13 Dr. Mike D. Sommerville Deborah (Kroc) ’91 and Dennis L. ’92 Power Timothy L. Stapleton ’95 Edward L. and Janet King Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Brother Leander Thomas Thomas J. ’64 and Susan Garden Anthony J. Towey ’63, M’71 Dana Bowman Mary Beth Walker Ann Marie Zeimetz-Schultz ’90, C’06 Susan Ann Wall ’97 Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Brother J. Francis Walsh, FSC ’45 Susan and Walter Marshall Gerald and Elizabeth Weightman Dr. Margaret M. Weightman ’78 and John Knaack Kenneth Wiltgen Thomas A. ’77 and Mary Kay (Stepanik) CST’77 McDermott Joseph J. Wirtz ’69 Theresa (Ipsen) Wirtz CST’69

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The Lasallian Legacy Society at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota honors those generous benefactors who have made a commitment to the legacy of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, through their planned gifts to Saint Mary’s. John Baptist de La Salle created an education model that balanced the skills for success with the understanding of personal responsibility, leadership, faith, and service to others. Today, gifts of the blessings of this life provide the strong financial foundation that ensures a Lasallian Catholic education at Saint Mary’s for future generations.

We are honored to list the names of alumni, parents, and friends who have made provisions for Saint Mary’s in their charitable gift plans, as well as those who have completed their earthly journeys, leaving behind a legacy at Saint Mary’s through their planned gifts. Saint Mary’s is deeply grateful to all of our benefactors for their generosity, and we remember them all, living and departed, in our prayer at Mass each day.

LASALLIAN LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS Anonymous (3) Anthony ’59† and Sandra Adducci Edward A. Albrecht† Whitfield H. Alley† Donald and Mariann Alsum Angeline Ammann† Dr. Jerome Ammer ’69 Wayne L. Asfoor, Esq ’69 Sally Baas C’99, D’11 Alfred† and Florence† Bambenek Raymond D. Bambenek† Brendan Barcelo ’05, M’09 Thomas C. ’30† and Kathleen† Barger Edward T. Barrett ’60 Ray Basso ’47 David M’73 and Mary Ann M’72 Bayer Stephen C.† and Maida L.† Bednar Dr. Joseph Benigni ’57 William ’41† and Julie Berry Joseph G. Bieker M’99 Dr. James E. ’61 and Margaret (Williams) CST’62 Bierden Frank D. Biesanz† C. Robert Binger† David A. ’56 and Audrey† Bissen George Blair ’60† Dr. Leslie Bleskachek D’07 Robert A. Bobrowski ’60 Henry ’40† and Marcella† Bowker Melvin A. Brandenburg M’12 John J. Bretzlauf ’68 Father Sylvester Brown ’52† Frank W. ’62 and Jean Browning Diane Bufano ’83 Barbara (Bennett) Burchill CST’71 Tim Burchill ’68, M’00† Edmund P. Burke ’65 Matthew and Cathryn (Rocheford) ’83 Burley Thomas C. ’70 and Bonnie Callen Daniel D. Campion† Robert E. Canchola ’78 Magdalen M. Canepa†

Michael J. ’73 and Sally (Weldon) ’74 Cannon Margaret A. Carroll Dr. Samuel ’48 and Rosemarie† Cascio Thomas S. ’53 and Linda Casey Mary A. Casey† J. Patrick ’59 and Charlotte Cashin James Casimir ’61 Dr. Gerald D. ’57 and Patt Cavanaugh Dr. Thomas A. Cavanaugh ’62 Robert A. Cern ’72 Dr. Robert H. Chase ’45† Robert P. Chenier ’90 Terry E. (Malloy) ’71 and Charles R. Chism, Jr. Stephen H. Christensen ’63 Donald J. Christl ’63 Thomas B. Clyne ’58† James ’58 and Clara Coleman Mary Conley Riedy M’90 Catherine E. Connelly M’99 Dr. William J. Conroy, Sr. ’45† Rev. Gerald Conway ’53† Thomas ’79 and Bernadette Conway James Cooney ’60 Father Dan Corcoran ’37, M’78† Donna J. Corcoran ’78 James F. Corrigan ’54† Halsey D. Cory ’42† John J. Cummiskey ’27† Shirley (Hazelton) Curbow ’84 John Joseph Daley ’79 Dr. Philip ’64 and Patricia (McGinnis) CST’65 Dalsin Monsignor Joseph E. Davy ’26† A. Richard ’63 and Janice Deitering Loretta Delaney† Michael Denigan ’55† Aleksandra Y. Denisova M’07 A. E. Dick ’32† Dr. James R. ’79 and Anne (Lock) ’79 Dolan Michael J. ’66 and Claudia (Drvota) CST’68 Dooley Michael G. ’76 and Elizabeth (Skiba) ’76 Dougherty Paul ’50† and Elaine Drack Dr. Ronald E. ’70 and Sally Dulek John A. Ehlert ’67

Father Dominic Eichman ’39† Dorothy Eichman† Dale ’53† and Lillian (Cisek) CST’52† Eickman Joseph J. Elston ’51† Gary L. ’67 and Theresa Engel Katherine (Dougherty) ’03 and Brian Estrada Marie Farrell† Laurel A. Feddema ’83 David E. ’75† and Carole Feeney Michael M. Feeney ’64 Philip ’52 and Therese† Feiten Capt. Robert ’48 and Aline Feiten Maryellen (Tobin) Fender ’73 Rev. J. Thomas Finucan Stanley Fiorito ’68 F. M. Fitzpatrick ’68 Stephen J. ’70 and Mary Flad Barbara A. Flasch M’95 Michael L. ’74, M’96 and Mary Flynn Dr. John ’74 and Marcine Forrette, Jr. Mary Catherine Fox, AFSC ’75, Ph.D. Helen Galloway† William M. ’50† and Marjorie C. Galvin Dr. Renée J. Garpestad ’81, D’03 Robert H. Gartz ’42† H. C. Garvin† Roger C. Geis ’48† Stanley J. ’64 and Judith Getch Michael M. ’62 and Joette Gostomski Anthony ’47† and Mary Jane Graham Eldon Gremelsbach ’40† Michael Grimes ’67† Raymond H. ’39† and Evelyn M. Groble, Jr. Raymond ’61† and Katharine Grulkowski Rev. Alan M. Guanella ’09 Margaret Guarnieri† George Guiney ’30† James Hackett ’61 Cecil and Terri Harrison Jeanne Hartle ’77 William M ’59 and Barbara Harwood Dr. Susan E. Hassig ’77

Monsignor Julius Haun† Roger S. ’67 and Elaine Haydock Brother I. Patrick Hayes† Mary Healy† Robert H. Heath ’49† Richard C. Heckel ’69 Dr. David L. Hegg ’53 Rev. John B. Heille ’95 Patrice M. Henning ’84 Dr. Priscilla J. Herbison William C. ’70 and Kathy (Stransky) CST’71 Herzog Dr. Jeffrey R. Highland, AFSC James R. Hilliard ’68 George R. ’70 and Donna Hoeppner James E. ’74 and Ann R. Hoey Albert J. Hoffman ’49† Raymond H. ’50† and Arlene† Hoffman Lillian Hogan† Merlyn B. ’57† and Diana Honerman Richard A. Honquest ’56 William M. ’64 and Marcy Hopper Jan F. Hosea M’97 Helen Howe† Stephen M. ’69 and Michelle Hujar William E. Ibe ’55 David R. Jackson ’40† Derek P. and Dana Jackson Raymond ’49† and Audrey P.† Janiak Cletus P. ’62† and Kathleen† Janikowski John G. ’67† and Mary (Yule) CST’69 Jelinek Shirley Lou Jensen† Pamela J. Joachim ’77 Douglas ’63 and Patricia (Keenan) CST’65† Johnson Dr. Martha (Hanzel) ’91 and Jeff Johnson Elaine (Mrs. Thomas ’43) Johnston† Charles G. ’66 and Katherine L. Joseph Dr. Michael P. Joseph ’44 William ’75 and Janet Jungbauer Lawrence Juracic ’49† Dr. Jon ’48† and Betty Kabara † deceased

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Kevin P. ’72† and Mary (Lucas) ’73† Karnick Father Joseph L. Keefe ’68† Dr. Thomas M. Keefe ’56 Daniel F. Keegan ’55 Dr. Hugo A. ’55 and Alicia Keim Dr. Lawrence J. Keller ’62 Stephen L.† and Frances Kieselhorst Margaret Klasen† Monsignor Edward Klein ’40† Rev. Frank Klein ’42† Philip J. Kolbet ’84 Edwin Kraus ’28† Alphonsus Krebsbach ’21† Andrew G. Kurz ’65 Henry ’50† and Gertrude† Kusher Freida Kvasnicka† Gerald ’63 and Lucia LaBonte Lauretta L. Langan† James T. ’54 and Dolly Lavan Roger P. Laven ’54 Sharon Hui Ling Lee, CFRE, M’07 Brother Felix Leja ’49† Joyce Letven† Dale F. ’74 and Linda Lieb Dr. Thomas G. Lisack ’80† Monsignor Roy E. Literski ’49† Brother Bernard Lococo, FSC ’58, M’63 Rev. Melvin T. Long ’62 Father Donald J. Lovas ’59 Dr. Michael K. Lowery ’64† Ann T. Lucas ’75, M’02 Daniel ’47† and Veronica† Lucas Douglas E. ’81 and Susan (Malovac) ’83 Luebbe Marc A. Macarol ’75 Dr. Leo ’66 and Kathleen Mary Mack Paul T. Madigan ’55† Monsignor W. T. Magee ’42† Dorothy Magnus† Father Robert G. Maher ’53† Michele M. Mahoney ’94 and John Keenan Monsignor Bernard Mangan† Leonard and Geri Maniscalco Joseph Mariano ’66 Michael C. McCall ’73 Elinor K. McCarthy† Monsignor James A. McCauley ’52 Raymond W. McConnell ’31† Esther McDonald† Helen McDowell M’90 Daniel ’37† and Margaret McEnery Eleanor McEnery† Robert and Christine McFadden Brian J. McGoldrick ’81 Paul McNair M’08 Thomas F. ’53 and Mona† Meagher Charles Mertensotto ’63†

John A. Metcalf ’27† Ronald J. ’70† and Nancy Michalski Dr. Gerard J. ’62 and Janice Mikol Mary Beth (Glynn) Mikrut ’75 Ben A. Miller† Louis P. Miller ’73 Philip M. ’42† and Patricia† Morris Michael J. M’97 and Mary Beth Morsberger Dr. Patrick E. ’63 and Maria Mottram Rev. Edward C. Mountain ’44 George H. Mueller ’53 Thomas ’64 and Lodovica Mula Lottia Murbach† Penny ’11 and Joel Nelson David G. ’64 and Katherine (Tierney) CST’64 Ness Chau Nguyen M’13 Ardella Nilles† Dr. Mary E. Nilles† David F. Obrzut ’68 Dr. Orest ’57 and Mary Ann Ochrymowycz Thomas ’65† and Mary O’Connor William W. O’Connor ’59 Dr. Robert F. ’67 and Molly O’Dea Gerard J. O’Flaherty ’67 David O’Hern ’38† Dr. Martin G. ’53† and Betty (McCormick) Olsen CST’65 James R. Olson ’66 Dr. O. Gerald ’59 and Sarah (Livermore) CST’59 Orth Kenneth ’59 and Rita Ortman Vincent O’Toole ’39† Mary Lou (Black) ’76 and Cliff Otten Joseph Page† Brother L. George Pahl, FSC ’36† Tina Palmer M’05 Jerry V. ’62 and Pat W. Papenfuss Ronald ’54, M’69† and Joyce† Partyka Dr. Donald J. Peake† Peter D. ’70 and Mary Ann Pearson John F. ’72 and Stephanie Phelan Elmer L. ’58 and Patricia Pierre Eugene ’49† and Marceline† Pinski Monsignor Thomas Ploof ’42† Salvatore ’67 and Eileen Polizzotto Dr. Stanley Wells Pollock† Alma J. Preston† Estate Dr. Hugo ’49† and Judith† Pribor Richard J. ’76 and Eileen (Gibbons) ’78 Reedy Roger ’66 and Kathy Reitmaier Father Timothy T. Reker ’78

Robert G. ’77 and Debra Rettig Duane† and Evelyn† Rivard Thomas Rocheford† Don† and Mary Therese Ross Regina Rosskopf† D. Tracy Rumford ’55† Terrance Russell ’76 Bernard J. ’55† and Suzanne Rysavy† Hon. Donald ’70 and Jane (Lorang) CST’72 Rysavy David J. Samson ’88 Monsignor Max M. Satory ’27† Dr. Ambrose ’36† and Myrtle† Schmelzle Dr. H. Giles ’54† and Marguerite Schmid Jack ’55† and Theresa Schneider Roger W. Schneider ’51† Lee Schoenbrunn ’36† Allen L. ’68 and Susan (Kwasowski) CST’69 Schroeder Dr. John J. ’59 and Sandra Schultz Philip G. Schumacher M’74 Joseph N. Schurb ’46† Robert E. Schuten ’46† Dr. Jack Scott ’66 John Sculati ’33† Robert J. Scurio ’57† William J. Sepke ’43† Thomas J. Shalloo ’57† Loras H. ’60 and Rose Sieve Irvin K. ’51† and Rita Silchuck Robert C. Skemp ’49 Thomas H. Skemp† Al Smith† Michael ’73 and Catherine Sopcak Bruce K. ’65 and Marie Sorensen Dr. Scott H. D’07 and Dr. Karen A. D’07 Sorvaag Monsignor Henry F. Speck ’31† Most Rev. George H. Speltz ’32, DD† Dr. Jerome C. ’39† and Laurine S.† Speltz Terry J. ’86 and Lisa (Brintnall) ’86 Stadick Kathleen Standing Thomas A. ’75 and Jolyn Stanley Thomas ’51† and Kay† Stanton Angela (Scully) Steger ’76 Gregory ’74 and Catherine (Trusk) ’76 Stevens Margaret Stevenson† Robert J. ’49† and Lucille† Stiever Oscar ’52† and Mary Jane (Nystrom) CST’52 Straub Ronald Surprenant ’60 Dr. Walter S. Szalajka ’64 Dr. Thomas T. Tang ’49† Reid ’68 and Cathi Thebault Peter M. Thelen ’80 David R. ’59 and Marlys Thies

Ronald C. ’68 and Barb Thiewes Brandon Tibbetts ’09, M’11 Albert J. ’60 and Margaret Tighe Howard ’56 and Patricia Tomashek Howard J. Toner ’66 Kathleen Nosbusch Toner Dr. Matthew Toth ’61 Anthony J. ’63, M’71 and Patricia Towey Patricia Towey Dan ’53† and Joanne† Trainor Dr. Robert W. ’76 and Dr. Ann (O’Connor) ’77 Trauscht Dr. Scott V. ’72 and Kathleen (Williams) CST’74 Turner Stefannié Valéncia-Kierlin† F. Lee Van Horn, Ph.D. ’63 and Mamiko Van Horn Sarah (Weir) ’10 and Patrick van Staveren Father Robert H. Vandenberg ’47† William C. Verdick ’80 Dr. Marianne T. Vivino Todd A. VonBastiaans ’94 George Vosen† Andrew “Bert” Vuco ’44† Dale M. ’72 and Nancy Wagner Dr. Robert T. ’44† and Margaret Wagner Bernie and Jan Wagnild Marian Walscheid† Paul Walsh ’57† Joseph R. Warnert ’67 Thomas Weidenkopf ’59 Harvey F. Weiss ’59 Robert H. ’67 and Patricia Wheeler Roman Wieczorek† Merle F. Wilberding ’66 Peter ’78 and Anne (Frundt) ’77 Wildenborg Ronald J. Wilkins ’39† Nancy A. Wiltgen ’75 Edward ’31† and Mary† Winkels Joseph J. ’69† and Theresa (Ipsen) CST’69 Wirtz Roma (Dr. John) Witzig Mary Pat (Navins) Wlazik ’73 Eugene Wojcik ’69 Richard T. ’60† and Debbie Wojcik Susan M. (Spetter) Wolfe ’79 Anastasia M. Woods† Dr. Jerome J. Workman ’76, M’80 Beatrice C. (Mrs. James R. ’73) Young Bernice Young† Dr. John Zannini ’39† Frank Zelis ’65 Elliott ’38† and Eleanor† Ziegenfuss Ralph J. Zito ’67

Every effort has been made to include all individuals who made a gift to Saint Mary’s University through their estates or have confirmed that a provision for Saint Mary’s University is part of their estate plans. If we have made any errors, please let us know so that we can correct the information promptly. If you have included Saint Mary’s in your charitable gift planning, but your name does not appear as part of the Lasallian Legacy Society, please contact our office at 612-728-5192. We are honored to recognize your generosity on our website and in future publications. † deceased

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SCHOLARSHIPS 2020-2021 TOMORROW’S LEADERS FAMILY OF SCHOLARSHIPS

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The Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarships are prestigious endowed scholarships available at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.

Scholarship recipients demonstrate a Christian lifestyle, peer leadership potential, and a history of extracurricular service activities.

Frederick Gardner Cottrell Scholarship Delwiche Family Scholarship A.E. Dick ’32 Memorial Scholarship Marjorie and William Galvin ’50 Scholarship Dr. William ’39 and Jean Hendrickson Scholarship Dr. John Hoffman Scholarship The Lillian Davis Hogan Scholarship Marian Scholarship Max E. McGrath ’49 Scholarship John F. O’Connell ’46 Family Scholarship Catherine M. Ross Scholarship William R. and Edna B. Ross Endowed Scholarship Captain Jack Schneider ’55 Scholarship Wagnild Family Scholarship Harry J. Welch, Jr. Scholarship Richard T. Wojcik ’60 Ethics in Business Scholarship

2020-2021 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Alpha Phi Omega-Sigma Theta Chapter Leadership, Friendship, and Service Scholarship Bachelor Completion Scholarship James F. Bachmeier ’66 Memorial Scholarship Alfred J. Bambenek Scholarship Class of 1957 Billings-Hickey Scholarship Archbishop Binz Scholarship Greg Brosig ’81 Memorial Scholarship Tim Burchill Scholarship Mark Carey ’67 Memorial Scholarship Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Jerome W. Clark Memorial Scholarship The Class of 1954 Anniversary Scholarship The Class of 1959 Scholarship The Class of 1960 Scholarship The Class of 1961 Scholarship The Class of 1985 Scholarship The Class of 2005 Endowed Scholarship Clifford-Hayes Endowed Scholarship Brother Michael Collins, FSC First Generation Initiative Endowment Fund James ’69 and Marianne Coogan First Generation Initiative Scholarship James R. ’60 and Judy (Cramer) CST ’60 Cooney Endowed Scholarship Philip H. Corboy-Mary A. Dempsey Endowed Scholarship Rocco J. Corso ’67 Scholarship Brother Leonard Courtney ’37 Scholarship Clayton J. and Helen Dooley and Anthony and Irene Drvota Scholarship

Paul ’50 and Elaine Drack Family Scholarship Endowment for P&D Cohort 18 Brother Raphael Erler Scholarship Tom Etten Scholarship Evert Scholarship Father Andrew Fabian Endowed Scholarship Faculty/Staff Endowed Scholarship Michael M. Feeney ’64 Scholarship Charles J. Fiss Scholarship in Business Administration Arthur N. Flodstrom ’64 Memorial Scholarship Frankard Scholarship Fund Herbert Garvin Scholarship Jul Gernes ’61 Memorial Scholarship Stanley J. Getch ’64 Endowed Scholarship Sister Giovanni Scholarship Gayle B. Goetzman Endowed Scholarship for Horsemanship Raymond H. Groble, Jr. ’39 Endowed Memorial Scholarship Monsignor Julius C. Haun Scholarship John M. and Louise V. Healy Memorial Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship William L. Hedrick ’81 Memorial Scholarship Bishop Patrick R. Heffron Scholarship T. R. Hennessy Scholarship Dr. Priscilla Herbison Scholarship (SGPP) Dr. John Hoffman Scholarship Robert Hough ’40 Memorial Scholarship Stephen ’69 and Michelle Hujar Endowed Scholarship IBM Scholarship Fund John Johnson Endowed Scholarship Orris and Evelyn Johnson-Jerry and Delilah Keenan Families Scholarship St. Jude Alumni Scholarship Kelly Family Scholarship Stephen Kieselhorst, Jr. Scholarship Knights of Columbus Owatonna Council No. 945 Scholarship David Kuhn ’80 Memorial Scholarship Gerald ’63 and Lucia LaBonte Scholarship Lanoga Corporation Scholarship Anton and Mary Ledworowski Scholarship Judson P. Letven Memorial Scholarship Thomas J. Linder ’81 Memorial Scholarship Lawrence E. Lisack ’70 Endowed Scholarship Monsignor Roy E. Literski Scholarship Anne Locher ’97 Memorial Scholarship Br. J. Raymond Long ’43 Memorial Scholarship Daniel E. ’47 and Veronica M. Lucas Legacy Scholarship Brother Urban Lucken ’35 Scholarship L.W. Mack ’66 Scholarship Fund Paul T. Madigan ’55 Scholarship Dorothy B. Magnus Scholarship Fund Mabel Magnus Memorial Scholarship

Brother William Mann, FSC Endowed Scholarship for the First Generation Initiative Brother Finbar McMullen First Generation Scholarship Lt. Thomas F. Meagher, C.P.D. Scholarship B.J. Meixner Scholarship Merchants Bank Scholarship Merrill Scholarship Terry and Margaret Meyers Scholarship Hermano Santiago Miller Endowed Scholarship for the First Generation Initiative Millie Fund Endowed Scholarship Philip M. Morris ’42 Scholarship Lottia Murbach Scholarship Jack Nankivil Memorial Scholarship Ochrymowycz Family Foreign Language Scholarship Officer Denis O’Leary Scholarship Joseph C. and Marie F. Page Memorial Scholarship Gerald ’62 and Patricia Papenfuss Scholarship John F. and Christine E. Parmer/John C. and Carolyn Noonan Parmer Scholarship Peltier Hein Family Scholarship Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia/Kevin P. O’Connell ’73 Scholarship Philanthropy and Development Alumni Scholarship Piscitiello Family FGI Endowed Scholarship Brother Alphonsus Pluth ’39 Endowed Scholarship Dominic and Rosina Polizzotto Memorial Scholarship Robert J. Reardon Memorial Scholarship Joyce-Regan Scholarship Lawrence A. ’66 and Rill Ann Reuter Scholarship Kristen A. Riebenack Memorial Scholarship F. Walter and Mary Ann Riebenack Scholarship Douglas and Ruth Robinson Scholarship Catherine M. Ross Scholarship Brother I. Basil Rothweiler Endowed Scholarship Helen C. Semler Scholarship Brother Charles Severin Scholarship Sieve Family Scholarship Silchuck Family Scholarship Kenneth R. Sirinek, M.D., Ph.D. ’65 Endowed Scholarship Drs. Michael and Patricia Sommerville Endowed Scholarship Dr. Jerome Speltz and Mrs. Laurine Speltz Scholarship Timothy L. Stapleton ’95 Memorial Scholarship Robert ’49 and Lucile G Stiever Scholarship Fund Sandra Lee Fox Sullivan CST ’66 Elementary Education Endowed Scholarship

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Maurice Joseph Sullivan Memorial Scholarship Tozer Scholarship Brother Ambrose Trusk ’43 Chemistry Scholarship Christopher Anthony Van Horn Memorial Scholarship Mike ’66, Sue (Haeny) CST ’66, and Lisa Whalen Endowed Scholarship Frank and Helen Walsh Memorial Scholarship Fund Brother Laurence Walther Memorial Endowed Scholarship The Wasie Foundation Scholarship Wells Fargo Bank (Winona) Scholarship Peter F. Wentink ’68 Memorial Scholarship Julian and Dora Wera First Generation Endowed Scholarship Ken Wiltgen Endowed Scholarship Brother Julius Winkler ’36 Scholarship Lawrence J. Wlazik ’73 Scholarship Robert M. Woods Memorial Scholarship James R. Young ’73 Memorial Scholarship

2020-2021 ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Charles and Ellora Alliss Educational Foundation Scholarship Phil Cochran Memorial Undergraduate Faculty Scholarship Cristo Rey Alumni Scholarship Stephen ’69 and Michelle Hujar Annual Scholarships Robert A. ’61 and Marilyn (Wolf) CST ’61 Janka Annual Scholarship Jelinek Family Scholarship Laura Kulzer Memorial Scholarship The Millie Fund Annual Scholarship Minneanalytics Scholarship Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Scholarship SGPP Faculty/Staff Scholarship Ryan Waddick Memorial Scholarship Susan Ann Wall ’97 Memorial Scholarship Brother J. Francis Walsh FSC ’45 Memorial Scholarship James M. ’51 and Sophia Yang Annual Scholarship

2020-2021 MINNESOTA PRIVATE COLLEGE FUND SCHOLARSHIPS Access and Equity Scholarship Fund CIC/Sage Scholarship Galileo Scholarship Fund Graco Foundation Scholarship Hubbard Broadcasting Foundation Scholarship Meslow First Generation Scholarship Minnesota Scholars Fund U.S. Bancorp Foundation Scholarship UPS Foundation Scholarship Winton Jones Foundation Scholarship Xcel Energy Foundation Scholarship

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ADVISORY BOARDS

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COUNCIL OF REGENTS

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD

ATHLETIC ADVISORY BOARD

FIRST GENERATION ADVISORY BOARD

The Council of Regents for the Schools of Graduate and Professional Programs is advisory to the president of Saint Mary’s University.

PRESIDENT Ryan Pajak ’04, M’10 Eden Prairie, Minn.

CHAIR Brother Francis Carr, FSC ’66 Winona, Minn.

CHAIR Jeb Myers Minneapolis, Minn.

PRESIDENT-ELECT Kerry Edwards ’04 Apple Valley, Minn.

David A. Bogie ’86 St. Paul, Minn.

Derrick “Chip” Carter ’96 Minneapolis, Minn.

John Killen Winona, Minn.

Judy (Mullins) Lucas ’83 Oak Brook, Ill.

Nicholas A. Michaels ’03 La Grange Park, Ill.

Jeremy Miller Winona, Minn.

John Domanico ’77, D.D.S. La Grange, Ill.

CHAIR Elizabeth Kautz Burnsville, Minn.

VICE CHAIR Lindsay McCabe M’98 Edina, Minn.

Edward Dieter St. Paul, Minn.

John Doherty Minneapolis, Minn.

Robert Edwards ’00 Minneapolis, Minn.

Susan A. Fangel ’19, M’08 West St. Paul, Minn.

Janice M. Johnson, Ph.D. Hopkins, Minn.

Walter Jungbauer ’87 Lake Elmo, Minn.

Craig Junker M’96, D’05 Fridley, Minn.

Chris Kobold ’96 Minneapolis, Minn.

Matt Mahmood Edina, Minn.

Amanda Ziebell Mawanda Minneapolis, Minn.

Hamid Quraishi Winona, Minn.

Jill Reilly, Ed.D. Bloomington, Minn.

Keith Ryskoski Burnsville, Minn.

Tim Weir Rochester, Minn.

Kathy R. Wilde M’92 Minneapolis, Minn.

VICE PRESIDENT Brodie Hacken ’06 White Bear Lake, Minn.

Kari Arias ’19 Saint Paul, Minn.

Russell Barcelona ’82, Ph.D. Elm Grove, Wis. Rhonda Davis M’14 Saint Paul, Minn.

Robert Gas ’12 Rochester, Minn.

John Hendele ’67 Chicago, Ill. Veronica Hiza M’15, M’17 Rosemount, Minn.

Bethann Kemling ’80, M’18 Plymouth, Minn.

Kate Kortsch ’95 Washington, D.C. Elizabeth Larson M’08, Ph.D. Winona, Minn.

Margaret (Stringham) McCoy CST’80, M’11 West Saint Paul, Minn.

Glory Olaniyan M’18 Minneapolis, Minn.

Julianne (Bartosz) Olivo ’13 Tinley Park, Ill. Prachi Priya ’08 Irvine, Calif.

Paula (Weber) Sonsalla CST’80, M’13 Bloomington, Minn.

Christopher Tyre ’81, Ph.D. Wauwatosa, Wis. Darrell Vitullo ’01 Bloomington, Minn.

Bob Paradise ’66 Saint Paul, Minn.

Michael O. Regan ’79 Stillwater, Minn.

Ulrike Harrison Minneapolis, Minn.

Anthony Holter ’00, Ph.D. Chicago, Ill. Ann Kendall Glenview, Ill. Elizabeth (Beth) Koenig, J.D. Shoreview, Minn.

Michael Linden ’98, M.D., Ph.D Saint Paul, Minn.

Andrew Remick Saint Paul, Minn.

Kelly Regan Prescott, Wis. Gregory Stevens ’74 Roseville, Minn.

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HENDRICKSON INSTITUTE FOR ETHICAL LEADERSHIP ADVISORY BOARD Mark Chronister Bloomington, Minn.

Brother Louis DeThomasis, FSC Minneapolis, Minn.

BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL

NURSING ADVISORY COUNCIL

PARENTS COUNCIL

CHAIR Jerome Colletti ’69 Scottsdale, Ariz.

CHAIR Mary Ann (Wera) Remick CST’64 Rochester, Minn.

CHAIR Colleen Budin Le Center, Minn.

Aleksandra Denisova M’07 Mahtomedi, Minn.

Julie Hendrickson Montpelier, Vt.

Terri (Kukowski) Evans ’83 Winona, Minn.

Eric J. Jolly, Ph.D. Saint Paul, Minn.

Joseph Hettinger ’87 Lindenhurst, Ill.

Michael T. Kelly Bluffton, S.C.

Ron Kimlinger ’88 Lindstrom, Minn.

Timothy J. Penny Owatonna, Minn.

Bobbi Kochevar M’08 Nisswa, Minn.

KABARA INSTITUTE FOR ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES ADVISORY BOARD CHAIR Jack Schmid ’76 Dubuque, Iowa Dan Arnold Winona, Minn.

Matthew Bubala ’94 West Dundee, Ill. John Leaf Winona, Minn.

Scott Schwalbe Plymouth, Minn.

Meredith Speier Maple Grove, Minn.

Sheryl (Speltz) Lisowski ’89 Winona, Minn.

Dick Pope Winona, Minn.

Randy Skarlupka Winona, Minn.

Angie (Scully) Steger ’76 Chicago, Ill. Renee Thompson ’03, M’07 Londsdale, Minn.

Cathy Walsh Chicago, Ill.

Joan (Fallon) Domanico CST’78 La Grange, Ill. Susan Fangel M’09 ’19 Egan, Minn.

Bruce and Colleen Budin Le Center, Minn.

Neil ’91 and Jennifer (Lavon) ’91 Boyle Westchester, Ill.

Carly Felicetta M;12 Minneapolis, Minn.

Dean and Jackie ’88 Schluter-Johnson Robbinsdale, Minn.

Linda (Hines) Laak CST’79 Maple Grove, Minn.

Deborah and Mike Pauly Saint Anthony, Minn.

Carolyn Smeltzer Chicago, Ill.

Laura Smrecek New Berlin, Wis.

Kathy Wilde M’92 Minneapolis, Minn.

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