FindlayMag - Fall 2018

Kermit ’63 and Twila Jean Beery ’59 Hainley's story of love and compassion began decades ago on campus, and continues to inspire others nearly 300 miles away.

From the President Service Spotlight

When I see our new students enter campus through the Griffith Memorial Arch at the beginning of each academic year, I remember snippets of my own college days.

The first night in the residence hall of Southern State College, in Magnolia, Arkansas, I shivered in a cold room, not able to find a thermostat and not having packed a blanket. But morning came. My roommate moved in. We found the thermostat. Classes began. Friends, hard work, home sickness, professors and arduous assignments opened my world. During the next four years, I gathered eggs in a hen house, wrote essays, gave speeches, read Faulkner and Welty, saw plays, used the word “angst,” discovered deep faith, operated a centrifuge, fell in love, directed a play and threw a mean frisbee.

Like our students now, I learned through experience. A particular example stands out. During my junior and senior years, in the not highly sought after position of Associate of Baptist Students prayer breakfast chair, it was my job to do the grocery shopping each Thursday afternoon, then early each Friday to prepare the pancake batter, warm the syrup, and present a brief lesson on Christian faith. Though I did not know it at the time, that experience taught me a valuable lesson for family and professional life. Show people you love them if you expect them to listen to you. The better the pancakes, the better the lectures.

Many of us have memories of educational experiences that influence us well beyond graduation. I hope you enjoy this FindlayMag issue featuring a few of those captivating stories from UF.

Sincerely,

Katherine Fell, Ph.D. President

Vol. 105, No. 1, Fall 2018

FindlayMag is published by the University of Findlay. It is mailed free of charge to alumni, parents and friends of the University twice each year.

President Katherine Fell, Ph.D.

Editor

Joy Brown

Art Director

Irene Martin

Photographers

Anne Risser Lee

Amy DePuy

Writers

Joy Brown

Jack Barger ‘01 Krystan Krucki

Director, The Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents and Friends

Dee Dee Spraw ’00, M’07

On Call: UF Home to Telehealth Center

If you have questions or concerns about the medication you’ve been prescribed, one of the University of Findlay pharmacy students may end up providing the answers and solutions via its Telehealth Center.

The center opened in 2016 in an effort to provide a learning laboratory for students on campus, and to provide a place where didactic teachings could be applied directly to patients throughout the nation. The center, which contracts with pharmacies, uses video conferencing, telephone and online interactions to assist patients. Student interns and graduate assistants, working alongside pharmacists, provide one-on-one care that encompasses the assessment and evaluation of a patient’s complete medical status, including medication therapy regimen and disease state management.

By talking directly with patients, caregivers and providers, students gain valuable experience while positively impacting patients’ lives. Students identify possible side-effects or problems with medication regimens, troubleshoot existing problems, recommend different drug regimens if necessary, provide guidelines for preventing future medication issues, and offer tips for taking medication. Students are also able to aid the patients in understanding health care goals and how to achieve them.

Since the program was launched, disease-specific chronic care management and medication reconciliation were added as additional clinical programs.

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University of Findlay Telehealth Center supervisors include Director Sothea Phon, Pharm.D. '11, Assistant Director Kathleen (Brown) Alt, Pharm.D.' 16, and Megan Conaway, Pharm.D.

Students can apply to work at the Telehealth Center beginning their freshman year. Assignments and responsibilities vary according to year, experience and classwork completed.

“So many patients don’t understand their medication. Sometimes, for one or more of their medications, they don’t know when they’re supposed to take it or what it’s even for,” said Libby Stabler, a fifth-year pharmacy student from Payne, Ohio who recently ranked fourth in the country out of thousands of competitors in a Rite Aid Corporation telehealth competition.

“In reviewing their telehealth cases, we look at each patient in a full health overview, not just their medication,” explained Stephani Busick, a fifth-year pharmacy student from Liberty Center, Ohio. “With that, we can educate them on why it’s important to follow the medication instructions and help them figure out why they may be having side effects.”

Sothea Phon, Pharm.D. '11

Around Campus

REENERGIZED

Columbia Gas of Ohio and the University of Findlay teamed up to offer the “Waste to Energy Education: Applications for Future Energy Leaders” program at local high schools. The 1-year program is made possible with a $45,000 grant from NiSource Charitable Foundation.

LEADING THE WAY

Fridays at Findlay breakfast lecture series has featured intriguing speakers, such as U.S. Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden in March 2018. This fall’s lineup also packed a punch by featuring Kevin Sauder, President/CEO of Sauder Woodworking Co., a panel of professionals who spoke about Cincinnati Zoo’s Fiona the hippo, and UF basketball coach Ron Niekamp and panelists.

GLOBE TROTTING

A Bachelor of Arts in International Studies is now being offered to help meet the growing demand for intrepid professionals who are well versed in global issues. Classes began this fall.

EQUESTRIAN EXCELLENCE

UF’s western equestrian team won its sixth Intercollegiate Horse Show Association national championship in May, 2018. Also at the competition, Morgan Kerr placed first in open reining, Julia Roshello was the best in advanced horsemanship, and Brandon Morin won gold in novice horsemanship.

PAST MEETS PRESENT

The Hancock Historical Museum and UF have partnered to create the Davis Learning Institute on the museum’s campus. The facility is enabling enhanced digital storytelling experiences, and serves as UF’s offcampus home for the Center for Digital Storytelling and Participatory Media. The two organizations have a history of collaboration, particularly with the Ohio Farm Stories project.

GARGANTUAN GIVING

The University has recently seen record-breaking charitable activity. OilerThon2017 surpassed its goal by raising $40,967 for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals. This year, UF and Sodexo collected for Findlay's CHOPIN Hall a whopping 111,436 pounds during the 13th annual Helping Hands Food Drive, marking the first time a six-figure total has been reached, and representing a nationwide record.

On Aug. 1, UF became entirely tobacco free. The use of all products that contain nicotine is prohibited throughout campus. Policy updates and marketing efforts are being funded with a $15,500 grant from the American Cancer Society’s TobaccoFree Generation Campus Initiative.

SALUTE TO VETERANS

TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

The University has recently had stellar national rankings. U.S. News & World Report ranked UF as one of the best regional universities in the Midwest, at No. 37 out of 172 schools on the list, and named it a “Best Value School” for affordability for 2019. The Princeton Review also ranked UF as one of the best four-year institutions in the Midwest for 2019. Money Magazine listed UF as one of the best colleges in America for 2018, ranking it at 338 out of 727 schools.

UF celebrated Veterans Day 2017 by debuting its Veterans Honor Wall in the Center for Student

Life, and hosting U.S. Army Captain Lauren (Young) Glover '11, the Army Drill Team's first female commander. This year's ceremony recognized '18 Hancock County Veteran of the Year, Lt. Col. James W. Woodward '66, U.S. Army, Retired; and featured UF trustee and former U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Captain Chris Ostrander.

SURVIVAL STORY

Tuskegee Airman and German POW survivor Col. Harold Brown told his extraordinary story of World War II heroism during a free, public presentation in April 2018

UF Alumni Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Helping Children and Families

By Jack Barger '01

he Hainleys' story of love and compassion began decades ago on campus, and continues to inspire others nearly 300 miles away.

When Twila Jean Beery Hainley ’59 looks back on her childhood, her heart is filled with memories of moving about from the boiler room to the third floor of then Findlay College’s Old Main building. Her father, Elza Logan Beery, was the very first graduate of Winebrenner Theological Seminary, established in 1942 as a graduate school of theology of Findlay College. Beery was an ordained minister for the Churches

of God Mission congregations, was an integral Findlay College fundraiser during World War II, and served on the college’s Board of Directors in the 1960s.

“I can just see my Dad's office near the stairs of the second floor (of Old Main) and the chapel nearby,” Twila Jean said. “I was so privileged to roam around back then!”

From the front window of her former house on Main Street—a house long replaced by a commercial building—she could see the Griffith Memorial Arch.

“We’ve been tied to this school for as long as I can remember,” she added. Twila Jean and her husband Kermit Hainley ’63, are members of a family that boasts many graduates of Findlay College.

The couple met at an Oilers football game, and have been virtually inseparable ever since. That connection, they said, the one that led them to meet and move through their education at Findlay College, is the same connection that guided them to start and eventually flourish with Eagle Village, the haven they founded some 50 years ago. They were able to take what they learned at college, build upon it and successfully create meaningful lives for numerous troubled children over the decades.

Eagle Village serves children with behavioral issues and their families. It began with a call from God to start a small group home for four boys in 1968, and has developed into a 75-bed residential facility.

Home. Family. Legacy. Check out the video about the Hainleys and Eagle Village at mag.findlay.edu/ it-takes-a-village

Cultivating Character

Hersey, Michigan is located in the northwest portion of the state’s “mitten” formation, near Cadillac. Eagle Village is set back off of the main road, and covers more than 600 acres of sprawling, thicklywooded ground. There’s little to no cell phone service, and upon first glance, the facility looks much like every other camp; there are cabins tucked back among the red pines, and crystal-clear swimming pools behind a small grassy hill. Red canoes dot the landscape around the lake. But there’s something different about this place.

Something, the Hainleys said, that starts with the heart. “We used to work mainly with delinquent children,” Twila explained.

“Today we have hurting children. Kids who have been neglected, abused, rejected. A lot of trauma. The situation has changed, but the way we handle it overall has not.”

“We handle it with more heart than head,” Kermit added.

Eagle Village serves children with behavioral issues and their families. It began with a call from God to start a small

group home for four boys in 1968, and has developed into a 75-bed residential facility.

The Hainleys retired from their fulltime positions in 1994, but remain involved by assisting other family members who operate Eagle Village, which serves those in need in many ways. Along with being a temporary home, the location also offers intervention camps for hurting families and children, a charter school that provides job skills and other necessary training, and an adoption program. Programs that teach resiliency are also offered to schools, organizations and athletic teams.

Ultimately, Eagle Village offers help and hope for the kids and families who find themselves desperate for both. One of the primary philosophies promoted is: their past does not have to determine their future.

Having just celebrated its 50th anniversary in early summer of 2018, the facility has much to be proud of.

If there is one thing that is immediately noticeable about the Hainleys, it’s that their excitement and eagerness to tell their story bubbles over at a nearly constant pace. A pride for both their alma mater and the life that came after is always right under the surface.

“We teach these kids that they reap what they sow,” said Twila, touching upon what the two call the “Seed Planting Principles.”

Developed by Kermit and based on Bible verses following “spiritual principles for relationships, family and friendships,” the principles, they say, are the foundation of all programs at Eagle Village.

“These are the kids, who, if they clean up their act, will actually be the outcast of their family,” Kermit explained. “The pattern continues until they come here.”

But many happy stories can be told as a result of the care families receive from Eagle Village.

“At our 50th anniversary celebration, a man who was one of the first Village

residents, and at the time, had extreme issues, surprised us with a visit to help us celebrate,” Twila said. “He’s now a millionaire entrepreneur.”

Another Eagle Village graduate “is now at college studying social work because she wants to help people like we helped her. Lots of success,” continued Twila.

Along with serving families in need, the Michigan endeavor is a multigenerational family affair too. From Twila’s parents volunteering early in the facility’s life, to Twila and Kermit’s children and now grandchildren—of which there are currently three on staff—the family continues to have a heart for families and children with behavioral issues.

Family Ties

The phenomenon of Hainley generations moving through their lives together, and their collective dedication to serving many of the community’s most vulnerable members, are attributes that started and were nurtured at Findlay College.

“Since I lived right there when I was young,” Twila explained, "the college was an anchor and active part of my life for 25 years.”

The span of roots and family members runs deep and long for the Hainleys at Findlay College. Family graduates of the institution date back to 1927. Twila’s mother graduated from Findlay in 1931. Both her and Kermit’s brothers studied and played football on the same team at the College. Twila’s father was honored by Findlay in 1981 as a Distinguished Alumnus, and the Hainleys themselves were both awarded the honor in 1986.

As Findlay College has become the University of Findlay and Eagle Village moves forward from its 50th year, meaningful lives continue to be guided

between the two institutions; the comparison is not lost on Twila.

“Our lives have certainly been meaningful to youth, staff and families as related to Eagle Village, and we are proud of today’s UF students,” she said. “They pursue a career path, but are still challenged to be an active part of their own community, blessing people who live there. To me, that all says meaningful living. Lots of folks who come through here say their lives began at Eagle Village. Ours together began at Findlay College.”

Eagle Village welcomes all contact and support, and continues to be committed to serving and equipping children and their families for success. For more information, visit Eaglevillage.org.

The phenomenon of Hainley generations moving through their lives together, and their collective dedication to serving many of the community’s most vulnerable members, are attributes that started and were nurtured at Findlay College.

Cathey Prudhomme, Kermit and Twila Jean Hainley, Corey Prudhomme, Marjie Wirth,

Lyndsie Hainley and Jeremy Prudhomme

By Joy Brown

Mazza Museum’s Curator is a Master Storyteller

The polar bear sculpture was commissioned by renowned illustrator Greg Manchess and the Norman Rockwell Museum for an exhibition featuring works for Manchess' novel, "Above the Timberline." Dan Chudzinski's work, comprised of foam, epoxy, steel, mounting hardware and acrylic paint, is a life-sized rendering of "Grim," the lead polar bear in the story. Chudzinski's artistic interpretation was partly inspired by Marty, the Toledo Zoo's enormous male polar bear, whom Chudzinski felt "provoked the same imposing presence as Grim does in the book." The exhibition, taking place at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, will run through Feb. 24, 2019.

he disembodied head hung in a dark hallway. It was covered in jet-black fur and topped with tusks. Dan Chudzinski and his cousins, carrying flashlights, cautiously approached it. Shining the beams at the fierce monster, they screamed and ran. Uncle Mike was right – “The eyes will follow you!”

Chudzinski, the University of Findlay Mazza Museum curator, was raised on vivid tales such as “The Haunted Boar,” a treasured childhood memory from his visits to family in northern Michigan that still looms large. He now brings his own narratives to life with imaginative wit and artistic two- and three-dimensional masterpieces. Influenced by folklore, fantasy and the natural world, Chudzinski, who has deservedly earned a reputation as the consummate storyteller on campus, uses these talents to inspire a love of learning and curiosity about the unknown.

For Chudzinski, Uncle Mike’s scary stories were just the start of lifelong adventures. He has worked with animals at the Toledo Zoo and learned taxidermy, which was partly inspired by his uncle’s boar head. He studied marble carving in the same Italian valley where Michelangelo honed his craftsmanship. He has worked in Los Angeles, California for a special effects studio. For the past three summers, he has lived with the Tlingit clan in southeastern Alaska, learning their rich oral traditions and apprenticing under their master carvers.

“I travel the world looking for good stories,” Chudzinski said, particularly those tinged with imagination, and harboring magic. He emphasized he is “interested in that gray area, right between what we know for certain and what we don’t, and the possibilities that exist there."

“It’s OK that mythology and legend blend with the truth, because that’s heritage. History is the stone cold facts, but also the legends become part of the history too, and the folklore, and the tradition,” he said.

Lately, Chudzinski’s home studio has been housing proprietary work he is creating for Hollywood studios. He is developing a name for himself in the film industry, thanks in part to his earning the Stan Winston School of Character Arts’ 2018 Monster Making Contest grand prize. His mixedmedia sculpture, “The Ripper,” has hints of all of Chudzinski’s favorite movie creatures that the studio, under the direction of his idol, the late Stan Winston, developed, ranging from the dinosaurs in “Jurassic Park” to the Terminator.

At Mazza, some of Chudzinski’s creations are there too, hanging high overhead as “Bessie” the mythical Lake Erie monster, and throughout his backroom office adjacent to the Museum’s art vault, via the conjured “Vifflegriffe” and real crocodile hide, the latter of which is used to entice younger visitors to read “Peter Pan,” a classic tale that features a crocodile as Captain Hook’s nemesis. It’s the stories behind the artistic renderings, and the historical facts, that breathe life into an otherwise antiseptic informational encounter, says Chudzinski.

What, according to Chudzinski, makes a really good story? The following are what he believes are the necessary elements:

• Proper Timing. It contributes to the ambiance and the mood, sets aside everyday attributes, and removes the audience from the familiar for fuller immersion.

• Resonance. There must be something that most people can relate to and see a part of themselves in. That’s why people travel to historic places, Chudzinski said – “Because you’re there. It’s sacred ground. You have a reliquary of the event and that makes it even more poignant.”

• Credibility. “In order for the audience to accept it, there has to be elements of the familiar,” he said.

“Good art is storytelling,” Chudzinski pointed out. “It’s a form of visual communication that transcends language and cultural barriers.” Therefore, the Mazza Museum, he said, “is all about celebrating storytellers historically and continuing that tradition.”

With children, he hopes to draw the attention of the ambivalent student who otherwise doesn’t care. With adults, he’d like to remind them that their childhood dreams are always still percolating, and that it’s OK, if not fundamental, to be inquisitive. At the Mazza Museum, Chudzinski seeks to inspire curiosity and creativity in people of all ages.

“The literal translation in Latin for ‘curator’ means ‘to care for.’ I take that a step farther than just looking after the art that’s in the collection. It’s my goal to give you a reason to care for it,” he said, and to “be an advocate for other artists and other storytellers.”

“I travel the world looking for good stories,” Chudzinski said, particularly those tinged with imagination, and harboring magic.

On a Mission

Alumna’s globally-inspired life story is just getting started.

By Joy Brown

Katie Ahrns has a mantra that’s steering her life story: “Testify to love.”

The 2017 University of Findlay graduate’s current trajectory has her on the other side of the world, in Australia, where she is serving as a Catholic missionary for NET (National Evangelization Teams) Ministries.

“My mission is not to convince everyone around me to be a Catholic,” said Ahrns. “My mission is simply to journey with people, respect their views and opinions, listen and talk with them, and serve as a witness to love.”

Rockhampton, Queensland is, of course, a long way from her hometown of Fort Loramie, Ohio, where she grew up on a farm surrounded by animals, a loving family, a strong sense of spirituality, and a service-oriented mindset. As a child, she dressed the barn cats in baby doll clothes, and bottle-fed motherless kittens and piglets.

“I loved getting to look after animals because I’ve found in their dependence on humans, they show endless love to their owners,” Ahrns explained. “If I ever pursue a path working with animals, I hope to be able to work in an animal sanctuary or recovery space.”

Ahrns completed her four-year animal science degree in three years, thanks to her commitment to additional educational opportunities, such as College Credit Plus courses she took in high school to earn college credits early. But her professional goals remain in flux as she dedicates her young adult life to assisting others around the globe.

Her interest in international service learning was sparked by a high school mission trip to Haiti. From there, she became heavily involved in UF’s Oilers Serving Abroad (OSA) program, particularly its trips to the Dominican Republic, where students assist in projects ranging from environmental stewardship efforts to construction work for impoverished residents while exchanging cultural information with Dominican university students and children in orphanages.

“Courageously jumping right in with no expectations allowed me to keep an open mind and learn in any situation we encountered” during OSA, she maintained. “The absolute best part was meeting new people and forming relationships that are still dear to my heart today,” she said.

While curiosity, academic pursuits and generosity have distinguished her path, her faith has been the lynchpin to her unfolding life story, Ahrns asserted. A large part of her academic career at UF was her involvement in the Newman Club, a Catholic student organization, and volunteering with Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Findlay. Her Newman Club leadership roles included serving as an officer and as president during her time on campus.

“Courageously jumping right in with no expectations allowed me to keep an open mind and learn in any situation we encountered” during OSA, she maintained.

Multiple scholarships also assisted Ahrns with earning her UF degree. She received the Desmond V. Buford "One World, One People, One Race" Memorial Endowment, Majors James A. and Joan E. Sayer Scholarship Endowment, Ken Walerius Student Involvement Scholarship and the International Education Study Abroad Scholarship. She also received the UF President’s Scholarship annually.

Through OSA, Ahrns said she “met new people, tried new things, and went places I had never been before. Each of these new experiences contributed to my personal growth and reflection while learning about who I am and who I’m meant to be.”

Serving others does not always go as planned, but Ahrns acknowledged that facing the unknown “is exciting.”

Never one to miss out on a feasible learning or cultural opportunity, Ahrns also served as a student leader for OSA; worked in UF’s Buford Center for Diversity and Service; was a resident assistant for two years; was a member of the honor society Aristos Eklektos; was a Read to Succeed mentor; studied abroad in Japan with the Kake cultural exchange program; volunteered in the community with the Service Ambassadors Program; and participated in off-campus local activities such as internships with the Hancock County Humane Society and a joint internship opportunity with the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation and United Way of Hancock County.

Therefore, it should come as no surprise that Ahrns received the University’s Founders’ Daughter Award in 2017, which recognizes students who exemplify ideals of superior scholarship, leadership, service to others and personal integrity.

In Australia, she and four other missionaries visit three primary schools and one high school, where they assist with religious education classes, plan and lead youth groups, host community events, minister at daily and weekly masses, speak at school assemblies and remain as a constant presence to build relationships.

“We are ‘storytellers’ in the way we get to share our personal experiences with young people,” Ahrns said of her missionary work and that of others’. Ahrns believes she is “meant to be a missionary” her entire life, “not as someone who tries to force others to know Jesus, but as someone who is a living witness of authentic love every day to everyone I encounter,” she said. “I’ve experienced something beyond extraordinary, and I want to share it. I hope that I get to have many more encounters with people around the world to testify to love.”

“The word ‘Catholic’ is derived from ‘Kata Holis,’ which means that all are welcome,” said Ahrns. “My Catholic faith has allowed me to find purpose in life and meaning behind all things, often a greater meaning than what I can initially understand,” she continued.

Storytelling is also an inherent teaching method. Naturally, Ahrns said she would one day like to occupy a teaching role.

“After a time of learning and gaining experience, it is quite possible that I will return to school within the next few years. But for now, my heart is happy serving the world and learning and growing from the experiences I’m living as a volunteer,” said Ahrns.

As a missionary and volunteer, Ahrns is responsible for reaching a minimum fundraising goal. The sponsorship contributes to the cost of initial training, living, and serving.

You can also follow her missionary story by using NET Ministries Australia’s hashtag #LiveYourLifeOnPurpose.

History

Findlay was founded through a joint partnership between the Churches of God, General Conference and the City of Findlay with the goal of providing Christ-centered higher education to the community and Church of God members. Located in the number one micropolitan community in the United States, the City of Findlay in Northwest Ohio is rich with a robust job market and strong alumni network.

Findlay At A Glance

Contributions During the Fiscal Year Aug. 1, 2017 - July 31, 2018

Chairman’s Circle

$100,000 and Above

Thomas B. '70 and Kathleen M. Donnell

Further Lane Farm LLC

Alberto and Paola Geronimi

Catherine Haddad

Gary M. and Rhonda Harpst

Greer L. Hindle

Jane Kim

LaunchEquity Acquisition

Partnership, LLC Advised Holdings

Tom Lichtenheld

Marathon Petroleum Company

Lorne and Alice Michaels

National Christian Foundation

Greater Chicago

Jack W. and Judith W. Ridge Rowmark, LLC.

Charles E. Schell Foundation

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Trust

Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates

Thomas A. Watson

Billy J. '96 and Brenda S. Watterson

Trustees’ Council

$25,000 - $99,999

John M. and Pamela K. (Moses) '78 Beall

C. Richard and Linda D. Beckett

Chuck and Dee Dee Bills

Sandra Bowden

Marc Brown

Centrex Plastics LLC

Clifford C. and Maureen Cook

David E. '72 and Kate C. (Corbin)

Evans

Fifth Third Bank

The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation

Emma M. (Fairbanks) Gray* '66

Shiv K. Gupta*

Michael E. Harrington and Anne R. Pramaggiore

Robert W. and Kelly Hauswirth

Katherine Heywood

Duane E. and Kathleen E. Jebbett

Julie S. Kennedy

James F. '74 and Tena L. (Madison) '75 Kirk

Leonard Truck and Trailer, Inc.

H. Benton and Anna Mahan

Sharon G. Milligan

Helen Faye Newman '70

NiSource Charitable Foundation

Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges

Nick L. Reinhart

Carol L. Reno

Kelly J. Robbins

Lizzy Rockwell

Robert A. Rosenfeld

L. Jack '66 and Ann L. (Colburn) '65 Ruscilli

Jeffrey and Michele Shaw

William* and Ethel H. Snavely

David W. and Laura Steffee

Leonard B. Weiner

President’s Leadership Circle

$10,000 - $24,999

Alexandria's Gastropub

Blanchard Valley Health System

BP-Husky Refining LLC

Angela S. Brown '92

David C. Brown '90

Nondace N. Campbell

A.R. '66 and Mary Ann Charnes

Sandra B. Clark

Gary L. and Shirley D. (Tooman) '77 Cole

Cooper Tire & Rubber Company

Cooper Tire & Rubber Foundation

Frederick H. and Holly T. Davidorf

Paul T. and Jane M. Davis

Scott H. and Jean B. Del Porte

Roger and Katherine R. Fell DeBow Freed

H and B Family Foundation

Jerl Machine, Inc

Joseph R. and Diana M. Kirk

Mary L. Klein

Linda Laurel

Patricia M. Luther

Michael H. '88 and Anne A. (Harrington) '89 Mallett

Marathon - Matching Gift Program

Howard G. McNish

MEPAC Match Program

Frank R. Milligan

Harold J. and Peggy L. Moore

Bernard Most

Ohio Logistics

Jerry Pinkney

Reineke Ford Lincoln, Inc.

James R. Rettig, Sr. '55

Eric H. Schaaf

Schaaf Drugs, LLC DBA HeartLight

Pharmacy Services

Robin T. Spowart

Judy Stead

Brett G. and Miranda Tollman

Valicor Environmental Services LLC

Timothy and Gina M. Vaughn

Vaughn Industries, LLC

Deans’ Council

$5,000 - $9,999

ACI Construction Company, Inc.

Robert E. and Brenda V. Barkley

Norma K. Bibler

Dennis E. and Janice M. Bishop

Sherri Garner Brumbaugh and Jerry D. Brumbaugh, Jr.

Bry-Pie, Inc. DBA Dominos Pizza

Don R. and Judith Carter

David E. Clower

Wick R. and Lori B. '02 Colchagoff

Robert A. and Valerie K. Deane

Brian and Jennifer Edler

Erin Eitter Kono

David and Karen L. (Pettibone) '77

Eubanks

Hobart* and Lottie* Faulkner

Edward L. Feightner '41

Ferguson Farms, Inc.

Fidelity Charitable Gift FundMatching Gift Program

First Federal Bank of the Midwest

Fletcher Performance Horses

Garner Trucking, Inc.

Mark J. and Jennifer K. Hamant

Handbags That Help

Paul M. and Cheryl L. Kalmbach

Katie Kath

Jeffrey and Heather A. Kellstrom

Richard C. and Sabrina K. Kirk

Robert Latta and Marcia Sloan Latta

Jennifer Lee

Andrea Litz

Marian S. Lowe '97 and Ashley A. Wise

Karen S. and L. Don Manley II

James E. McBride

Larry D. and Brenda S. McDaniel

Lori McElrath-Eslick

John S. and Barbara E. (Eakin) '63 Meyers

Carol Mittermaier

Timothy H. '77 and Melinda K. Nesler

Jacquelyn S. and Richard W. Norton, Jr.

Oilers Attack Club

Robert M. '57 and Catherine M. Pritts

Bert A. '56 and Marlene L. '88 Rayl

J. Alec and Sandra M. Reinhardt

William H. '73 and Judy M. (Markle) '89 Reist

Michael J. Rosen

William E. and Donna L. Ruse

Hugh T. and Elizabeth J. Sauer

Shirley's Gourmet Popcorn of Findlay

Rebecca Stadtlander StraightLine Group LLC

Todd R. and Stacy A. Teter Walgreens Company

Gregory E. '03 and S. Chris '96, '98 Ward

Whirlpool Corporation / Findlay

Operations

James Wiedie

Wild Oats Farm

Charles J. Younger

Echo Zimmerman Memorial

Michael J. Zimmerman '08

Scholars' Circle

$2,500 - $4,999

Alfagreen Supreme

American Endowment Foundation

Alisha A. Balbaugh '11

Blanchard Valley Veterinary Clinic

Bliss Corporation

Patricia A. Bookwalter

Thomas J. '98 and Debra Brungard

Nicole M. (Hauenstein) Busey '99

California Casualty Management

Company

Lynn R. Child

Churches of God, General Conference

Jerald F. Clark '66

Clouse Construction Corporation

Coca-Cola Consolidated

Bryan Collier

Coughlin Automotive Group

CVS Corporation

CVS Health Foundation

James J. and Wendy S. Davidson

Betty L. DeWitt

Arthur J. and Sandra S. Diederich

Patricia and Richard W. '16 Dudley III

Duane D. Duffield

Charles A. '92, '06 and Belinda D. (Roberts) '02 Ernst

Gary L. and Nancy M. Fay

Paul W. Feasel

The Findlay Publishing Company

First Federal Bank

Anthony W. and Joanne C. Fuller

Matthew S. and Lindsay K. (Boehler) '15 Ginter

GSW Manufacturing, Inc.

J. R. '81 and Kathy S. Haley

Hancock Federal Credit Union

Karl L. Heminger

Sara A. Hingson '92, '96

Jeff W. and Ginger M. Jones

Kalmbach Feeds, Inc.

Robert and Jenifer Keys

Philip F. '90 and Joyce R. Kortokrax

Philip W. '01 and Patricia L. '08

Lucas

Tony R. Marini

David A. McGuire '54

Stephen J. '91 and Michele K. Moore

Joseph P. and Nancy A. Nemrava

Ohio Environmental Service

Industries

Christopher E. and Dina Ostrander

Sarah and C. Paul Palmer IV

Milton E. and Carol D. Peters

Deb Pilutti

Dawn D. Ramsey '72

Barbara Reid-Crysler

David A. '75 and Pamela A. (Bright) '75 Reist

Brant K. '00 and Jaymie Rhoad

Yuri Salzman

Patricia L. Sandstrom

Schwab Charitable Fund

Jerry L. '69 and Debra W. Smith

Ronald R. '60 and Susan K. Souply

Joseph F. and Beverly A. Spencer

Bill Thomson

Toledo Community Foundation

UBS Financial Services Inc.

United Insurance Service

The University of Findlay Horse Club

John S. and Joyce Wallach

Mike and Karen Walton

Edith K. Wannemacher

Larry G. White* '59

George M. and Shirlee J. Whitson

Russ C. and Ruth M. (Mahler) '96 Wood

Amy Young

President's Council

$1,000 - $2,499

Anonymous 5 am Press, LLC

Dent F. '74 and Katherine M. Allison

Alice Barlow '13

Harvey E. and Kathy R. Barlow

Glenda and Odell C. '65 Barry, Jr.

Tod and Mary Beckett

Joseph and Jeanny G. Belladonna

Molly R. Benson

Bistro On Main

Timothy J. and Sandy Booher

William L. and Angela K. Briggs

Patricia J. (Cornely) Brown '85

Buckeye Telesystem

Joseph M. Busey '00

Paul B. '71 and Marian Calendrillo

Paul Calendrillo LLC

Myreon C. and Yolanda Cline

Myreon K. and Elaine D. Cobb

Virgil '65 and Faye M. Cobb

College First Church of God

Donald E. and Brenda K. '90

Collins

Joseph V. and Judith M. Conda

Dave Coverly

Craig A. and Mary A. Crotteau

Linda L. and Thomas C. Croy II

CSI Construction Services, Inc.

Donald E. '66 and Marcia S. Detter

Thomas H. and Mary Beth '05, '07

Dillon

Jeff Doepker

Doepker Group, Inc.

Doris and Floyd Kimble Foundation

Drury Hotels

Drury Inn & Suites - Findlay

Melissa Duflock '89

Dunne Manning Exxon Mobil

Andrew Dzurisin

Rodney K. and Sandra B. Earle

Eastern Regional Churches of God Conference

Jeffrey Ebbeler

Richard E. '92 and Michelle D. Egbert

Employee Benefit Management Corporation

David W. and Michelle Emsweller

Sonia J. Ewald

Alison Farrell

Jon and F. Eleanor (Williams) '63 Fellers

Eugene A. '77, '08 and Joyce A. (Foor) '79 Fernandez

Giving by Gift Category Giving by Constituency

The market value of long-term investments at the University of Findlay through the fiscal year ending on July 31, 2018, was $44.1 million.

Darin E. and Pamela Fields

Findlay Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

Findlay Implement Co.

Findlay Transmission Service Center, Inc.

Edwin M. and Ethelyn M. Flick

Susan E. Ford '68

Randolph J. '75 and Barbara A. Fortener

Scott Freehafer

Friends Office Products

Don and R. Doyne Frommer

Jacob F. Froning '64

Russell H. and Andrea Fury

Steven P. and Suzanne Gagle

Randy and Sandy Gardner

Anthony T. '00 and Mary Jo Geise

GEM Energy LLC

Jana Gessner

Justin '07 and Jamie Gladieux

Donald S. and Martha A. (Katzer) '48 Grothe

Craig E. Gunnett

Gary J. and Kathleen Gunnett

H. Fort Flowers Foundation

Haar & Haar Painting, LLC

David A. and Marilyn J. Hackenberg

Donn K. and Anne-Marie Q. Hallman

Chris and Mary Beth Hammond

Hancock-Wood Electric Cooperative, Inc.

Clair R. and Saundra K. Harmon

Hannah E. Harrison

Lowell G. and Elizabeth A. (Johnson) '69 Harriss

Carol A. and Robert G. '00, '04 Hauzie, Sr.

Philip E. and Margaret A. Havens

John H. and Patricia A. Haywood

P. Adam '02 and Jennifer Hechko

Jack G. and Candace H. '00 Hendershot

Gary E. and Kathy S. Hirschfeld

Michael G. Hohenbrink

Sally S. and Richard R. Hollington, Jr.

Jay J. '77 and Soon J. Hong

Derek F. '88 and Jessica Hutchinson

Edward F. and Maxine A. Hyland

Jacks Heating, Air Conditioning and Plumbing, Inc.

Phil and Kristen K. Johnson

Eric and Theresa Kausrud

Dan N. and M. Kathleen Kennard

Sharon J. (Sheldon) and G. Richard '54 Kern, Jr.

Michael and Melanie E. Kerns

William M. Keys and Sandra Colborn

Kolleen Kirk

Mark '92 and Suzanne Kirk

Margot J. Klose

Robin R. and John H. '73 Koehler, J.D.

Chris and Anita S. (Kumar) '92

Kromer

Ronald W. and Marjorie M. Kruse

David W. and Sue Kruse

David L. Kuhl

Rikhard M. and Virginia M. Laiho

John LaRiche

LaRiche Chevrolet-Cadillac

Connie M. Leatherman

B. Luke Levers '51 and Patricia M. Smith

David and Linda (Stauffer) '64

Linton

Elly MacKay

Larry D. Manley '61 and Cheryl M. Buckland

Maritz, Inc

Edgar H. '56 and Barbara N. Maugans

Susan K. McAfee

George H. McAfee '96

John F. McDonald

Tim McHugh

McHugh Chrysler Dodge Jeep

Ram Fiat

Maryann E. McNamara '68

Mennel Milling Company

Drew J. '01 and Lydia L. (Carpenter) '02 Mihalik

Larry L. and Tricia J. Miles

Bill O. and Gail L. Miller

Cheryl D. Miller '71

Millstream Area Credit Union

Mindray North America

Merril B. '69 and Barbara Mirsky

Kerry Mitchell

Keith A. Mohr '67

David L. '67 and Edith J. Morris

John and Bonny Morris

Michael J. '72 and Sue J. Murphy

NACDS Foundation

Nationwide Foundation - Matching Gift Program

New York Life Insurance CompanyMatching Gift Program

Phyllis F. Nicholson

Patrick '89 and Elizabeth Nolan

J. Randy and Lisa O'Dell

Old Soldier Enterprises LLC

Painters Supply & Equipment Co.

Devin and Debra L. Parker

PepsiCo Foundation

J. Duane '59 and Judith L. Philipp

Peter J. and Sarah Potosky

Tony L. '89 and Martha K. Price

Eric and Amy Prigge

Timothy D. '95 and Diane M. (Foos) '94 Puthoff

Laura Rader

Merrill Rainey

Arthur F. and Elizabeth J. Raker

RCM Architects, Inc.

Margene P. Reese

Daniel F. and Wendy T. Reid

Reid Insurance Agency

Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

Edward K. Renshler and Megan Janke

Harold E. Rinehart '93

Douglas A. and Cynthia J. (Wolery) '81 Ritter

Carol J. Roessing

Timothy and Sharon Rooney

William P. and Megan S. Rooney

Rooney & Associates Real Estate, LLC

Edward L. and Linda K. Rosenberry

Daryl L. and Cynthia J. Rotman

Stanford D. '57 and Eleanor L. (Van Sant) '56 Ruggles

Jonathan B. '94, '97 and Heidi S. Rupp

Robert J. and Jeanne M. '87 Rustic

S & S Management Inc.

Jeffrey K. Sailer

Russel W. '56 and Harriet A.* (Varano) '57 Sanders Sanoh America Inc.

McKinley H. and Laura A. Sauer

Gary R. '01, '03 and Helen M. '95

Schneider

Josh L. '01 and Erika J.

Schoenberger

Philip J. '88 and Nancy J. (Heitz) '87, '90 Scott

Sentinel Trust Company

Shawn Flarida Reiners

Joseph S. and Nancy L. Short

George M. '65 and Alice C. Showers

Margaret B. Slough

Richard A. and Phyllis C. Smith

David M. and Jennifer C. (Capra) '91 Smith

Andrew F. Smyth

Bradley A. Spraw '07, '08

William H. and Deanna M. (Johann) '93, '00, '07 Spraw

Jim C. and Karen L. (Van Nice) '72

Spurgat

State Farm Companies Foundation

- Matching Gift Program

Gene and Elaine Stevens

Jerry L. '53 and Patricia J. Stevenson

Stratton Greenhouses, Inc

John S. and Anne Swearingen

Jerry W. '69 and Mary Ann Szymonowicz

Melinda P. and Edward J. Taylor, Jr.

Gregory J. Kurasz and P. Rae TaylorKurasz

Richard D. and Julie F. Teeple

Donald C. and Carrie L. Templin

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

The Huntington National Bank

The Renhill Group

Debra L. Theis

Nathan C. and Julia A. Tice

Time Staffing, Inc.

John J. Tinsman '61

Toledo Academy of Pharmacy

Town & Campus

TownePlace Suites Findlay by Marriott

Eugene '66 and Kathleen Traxler

Jonathan T. '66 and Barbara A. (Conroy) '67 Tullis

Judith P. Wahrman

James W. and Christine M. Walpole

Jack D. '65 and G. Jeanne (Williams) '66 Wasbro

Brian '84 and Carol P. (Price) '89 Washington

Waste Management Inc.

John W. and Victoria B. Weddle

J. Steve '69 and Juliann M. Welton

Yvonne L. Wenning '97

David K. and Carol R. Whitinger

Whitson Hospitality Operations, LLC

Whitson Properties

Richard E. '52 and Barbara A. (Zehender) '51 Wilkin

Susan M. Williams

Clarence Williamson

Patricia A. Wolfe

Rodney K. and Barbara Womer

James W. '63 and Karis S. Woodward

Terry R. '82 and Teresa Wymer

Dan A. and Aleta J. '88 Yates

Brian L. '84 and Teresa L. Young

Dennis A. '70 and Barbara Zahler

Richard and Laurie A. '16 Zydonik

Old Main Society

$500 - $999

Vivian C. And Winzer R. Andrews, Sr.

James M. and Patricia J. Appold

Martin J. '72 and Laureen K. Arft

Susan E. Arnold '83, '95 and Laura L. Eier

Atlas Chemical, LLC

Robert Baird

Ball Metal Beverage Packing Division

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

Edwin Budlong and Celia B. '70 Barberena

Steven K. and Bonnie S. (Bunn) '70 Basinger

Beer Barrel, Inc.

John A. '62 and Joanne Berg

Carol A. Bowden

Bradley T. and Shelly A. Bracken

Kent and Charlotte O. (Wright) '65 Brannan

Robert E. '12, '16 and Jasmine M. Braylock

Bridgestone Americas

Kenneth C. and Susan M. Brooks

Jerry A. '77 and Beth A. Buti

Donald and Mary T. Cameron

Cass County Tire and Auto Service Center

Julie A. Christiansen

Daniel Chudzinski

Churches of God, Allegheny Region

Cinda NC LLC, DBA Cinda Corporation

Charles D. and Paula C. Clapper

William J. Conaway '61

Cooper Tire & Rubber Employee Services Dept- Matching Gifts

John D. and Helen M. Cope

David E. and Carolyn Copus

Frank A. and Kim Cosiano

Country Inn & Suites

Rebecca S. Craig

Richard L. '69 and Linda Crowder

Croys - T.C. & Sons

Kenneth E. '68 and K'Etta (Cook) '68 Curry

Richard E. '73 and Carole Dailey

Jonathan K. '99 and Ashley S. Davis

Jeffrey D. '77 and Jill M. Dean

Dean Sound LLC

Ann K. (DeHaven) '70 and C.

William '71 Barkalow, Jr.

Dick's Auto Supply, Inc.

Kyle S. '99 and Amy M. Doak

Margaret R. Duflock

Rahman H. '61 and Shirley Dyer

Dorothy M. Edwards '56

Bob and Regina R. '00 Elgin

Suzanne W. English '09

Edward W. and Virginia L. Erner

C. H. Forney*

Rod G. and Maggie Fannin

M. Esther (Goodling) Farley

Farmers & Merchants State Bank

Richard H. and Patricia E. Fertel

Debra S. Fields

Fifth Third Bank - Matching Gift Program

Findlay Rugby Football Club

Findlay-Hancock County Alliance Foundation

J. Lance and Brenda R. '06 Finley

First National Bank

Murray B. '69 and Barbara J. Fitzgerald

Richard W. and Beth L. Flowers

Sue Ellen Folk

Matthew T. '01 and Katherine (Stirn) '01 Freeman

Velma E. and C. Eugene '61 Fries, Jr.

Lynda C. Gallant '83

Conrad F. Garvey '71

Richard C. and Barbara S. Gebhardt

Timothy J. '88 and Kristina S. (Abbey) '97 Gephart

Patrick J. '82 and Sandra D. Gibson

Blake A. and Debra L. Gilley

Donna L. and Fred W. '61 Gohlke, Jr.

Justin C. and Eve L. (Burnett) '06

Gray

Michael E. '99 and Stefanie S. (Saunders) '92 Griffith

Jeffrey M. and Kimberly A. (Clemons) '81 Grilliot

Virginia Guarnieri

Charles A. '86 and Julie A. Hardesty

Kathryn M. Heinzel

Douglas D. Hesse

Anthony J. Hixon

Holiday Inn Express Hotel and Suites

Richard A. '03 and Robin C. (Shanaberger) '01, '03 Hopkins

Victoria Hutto

Impact Credit Union

Eric M. and Amy C. (Driver) '02

Jackson

Charles B. '70 and Patricia F. Jacobina

Douglas J. '02, '17 and Rebecca (Shell) '01 Jenkins

Jonathan K. Davis, DDS, Inc.

Ted W. '67 and Margaret Kehr

Lawrence M. and Jeanne H. (Wolfe) '71 Kelly

Kirk D. '02, '04 and Constance A.

Kern

Mary Lou Kieffer

Robert B. and Molly King

Susan H. King

Marilyn Klingler

Keith A. Knauss '89

Knueven, Schroeder & Co.

Ron and Andrea W. Koepke

Gust G. and Susan S. Kouvaris

Kramer's Superior Cleaners

Gregory W. Kuns '88

LaRiche Family of Dealerships

Timothy J. and Brandi E. Laurita

Carol and Phillip P. '75 Lawson, RICP

Cynthia A. Lazor '68

Ann Manley

Sara L. Mast '99

Richard D. and Ethel E. Mathey

Matrix Construction Management LLC

Daniel J. May and Cheryl D. Cape

Raymond J. and Anita M. (O'Brien) '86 McCandless

Patricia McVetty

Christopher and Nicole L. Medjesky

Ruth C. (Lloyd) Mitchell '64

Arita A. Moats

Diana M. Montague and Dale Cupp

Robert H. '59 and Darlene I. Montgomery

Nancy Moody-Russo

Michael H. '64 and Marjorie R. Mumma

Timothy J. '98 and Jenny Murphy

Lindsay Needler-Turner

G. Norman and Patricia L. Nicholson

John G. Nye*

Edward Nyman

Jane K. O'Neil

Dan T. '69 and Patricia S. O'Shaughnessey

Patricia A. Oxley

Poojaben M. Patel '17

Aaron P. Pauly '18

Peterman Associates, Inc.

Francis B. and Janet H. (Hinds) '75 Pilvalis

J. J. and Alissa R. (Simpson) '01

Preston

Robert M. '74 and Kathleen J. Pritts

Russell T. and Royetta E. (Hopkins) '71 Pulver

George E. '64 and Kay Ralph

Mark R. and Denise M. (Brown) '77 Ramser

Michael C. Reed and Colleen Benelli

Gerald R. and Janet M. Reichert

Rebecca L. Reynolds '01

Rhoad Law, LLC

Betty J. (Penland) Ruhl '49

Thomas R. '67 and Roseann (Keller) '68 Samson

Anna Scarbrough

Martha Schmidt

Ryan A. Schneider

Michael E. Schoenberger '83

Stephen and Cheryl A. (Staley) '13 Seibert

M. Chandra and Padmini Sekar

Lisa W. Sheffer '83

Sink's Flower Shop & Greenhouse

Wayne F. and F. Louise Smith

Gregory A. Smith '83

Robert A. '74 and Carol Smolinski

Snoke Family Enterprises

Robert C. '03 and Rebecca (Foos) '02 Solomon

Kimberly J. Spurgeon '93 State Bank

Marvin E. '77 and Ann Stechschulte

John N. and Elaine M. (Sfaelos) '67 Steffen

Kevin R. and Lori A. Stolly

S. Duane Stratton

Kay A. Suggs '81

Martin L. '66 and Chrystal M. Terry

Theta Chi Fraternity Alumni Corp

John W. and Sherrye L. (Johnson) '85 Trafton

Trisonics, Inc.

Ronald J. '04 and Christine E. Tulley

James A. and Elizabeth K. Turbett

UBS Donor-Advised Fund

Matthew W. '95 and Laura G. (Wilson) '95, '97 Ulrich

Universal Urethane Products, Inc

J. Eric and Lucretia A. Vandemark

John M. and Patricia A. Wallach

Wells Fargo - Matching Gift Program

West End Tavern

Margaret E. Wetzler '92

Thad F. and Amelia S. Whitinger

Paul M. '91 and Cynthia K. Whitson

Karen F. Wielinski

Jenna S. Wilkins '07

Kirsten M. Wood

Workday

Scott C. Younger

Michael J. Yunis '80

Orange and Black Society

$250 - $499

AAA Findlay Automobile Club

Patricia Abels

AEP Ohio Power Co- Distribution

David A. Altobelli '71

Altrusa International of Findlay Foundation

American Institute for Foreign Study

Mark A. '84 and Leigh Baker

Susan I. Baker '83

William W. '68 and Donna Baker

David D. and Karen M. (Makrides) '96 Beard

Laura H. Beith

Cris E. and Christina L. (Ryan) '10 Bell

Carl Bellman

Helen H. Bennett

Scott Berg

Don and Deborah Berlekamp

Cynthia S. Beucler

Nancy E. (Miller) Bickford '00, '03

Bigelow Glass, Inc.

William L. '67 and Cheryl A. Bingle

Marc D. '99, '04 and Erika L. (Stemmer) '00, '02 Bishop

Robert M. '60 and Judie Bistline

Darren P. '01, '04 and Jennifer M. (Feller) '08 Black

F. Alan and Jacqueline K. Blackburn

Timothy H. and Kathryn A. Bradford

Kelley A. Brandt

Kenneth E. '81 and Jane Brandt

William A. '97, '01 and Cyndi D. Bregel

David A. and Jan Brindle

Brindle's Wayside Furniture

Bristol-Myers Squibb FoundationMatching Gift Program

Jason M. and Andrea Broerman

Robert C. '65 and Ruth F. Brown

Michael J. and Melissa S. (Stickney) '85 Burkett

Brian K. and Sara A. Bushong

Judith A. Butler

C&D Fern Cafe

John P. '79 and Heidi Cancelleri

William S. and Lael S. Carter

Peter G. and Laura L. Cassanos

CentraComm Communications, Ltd.

Todd A. and Dawn Church

Churches of God, Great Lakes Conference

Citizens National Bank

Todd C. '94 and Jennifer L. Clark

Susan L. Conda

Frederick J.* '54 and Kathleen C. (Child) '69 Crates

Mary Beth Crawford

Creative Masonry, Inc.

Culver's of Findlay

Paul and Louann Cummings

Dayton Metro Library

Ronald L. '66 and Sharon M. Decooman

Dietsch Brothers

Judith L. (Stevenson) Doby '65

Greg L. and Lisa M. Dolinar

Chad D. and Jennifer J. Doll

DonateWell

Daniel J. '15 and Catherine M. Donovan

Robert E. '89, '02 and Karen S. (Stacy) '80 Doxsey

Raeceen L. (Daugherty) '14 and Ty E. Dukehart

Larry A. '02 and Cathleen M. Dunfee

EAS Sign Art

Quenton and Janet C. (Caraveo) '02 Edwards

Emclay Enterprises, Inc.

Judith A. Epley

Brian K. Epperson '05

Dane M. '76, '97 and Diane E. '91, '99 Erford

Michael and Eunice Ernst

Wesley A. and Lori J. Ernsthausen

Eliseo L. and Valerie J. Escobedo

Donald D.* and Donna M. Ewing

Erman D. Famiano '68

Marcus J. and Katherine E. Fandrey

James L. '78 and Mary Ferguson

James E. '78 and Kathryn A. '88 Fox

William L. and Lynette K. Fricke

Jeffrey L. and Martha Frye

Maribeth '95, '03 and William N. Geaman, Jr.

Steven A. Studer and Emily E. '08, '11 Geiser-Studer

Sharon Gentry

Karen A. George

Ronald L. '80 and Karen S. Gephart

Thomas J. and Penny L. (Berger) '98 Gerdeman

Gregory W. and Shelly L. '93

Gilbert

William F. and Mary L. Gilbert

James G. '99 and Renee Givens

John F. '62 and Karen Kay Givens

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation

Tony G. and Allison M. '97 Goedde

Bryan T. Golding '99, '01

Jason A. '99 and Beth E. Granger

Granger Insurance

Pamela L. (Williams) '68 and John F. '68 Grant, Jr. E. David '67 and Sally J. (Watson) '67 Green

Joseph E. '10 and Amanda M. (Etnyre) '09, '10 Guidos

Timothy A. and Pamela L. '94, '98 Hamlin

Cheri H. Hampton-Farmer and C. Eugene Farmer, Jr.

G. Joe '60 and Barbara J. Hanauer

Bruce F. and Charlene J. '09

Hankinson

C. Randall '97 and Catrina L. (Thiel) '97 Harding

Trudi P. and John P. Hatter, Jr.

Gary R. and Jane E. Heminger

George W. '02, '04 and Lou Ann Henry

Rebecca S. Herr '05

Hixon Zuercher Capital Management

Elizabeth G. Hoople

Hosler - Corbin Insurance Agency

Jeffrey R. and Kristy A. Hotopp

Marilyn A. House

Richard and Darla I. Hudson

William M. '64 and Diane J. Hughes

Gregory F. and Elizabeth T. Hull

Charles E. Ide II

Impact Network Solutions, Inc.

Edward D. and JoAnne Ingold

International Studies Abroad

Wayne L. and Miriam E. Irwin

James R. '99 and Kendra Joaquin

Mark and Mary S. Johnson

Diana J. (Now) Jones '74

JP Morgan Chase Good Works

Employee Giving Program

Kahle Company DBA K&L Ready Mix

Kathryn A. Lewis DDS LLC DBA

Findlay Dental Group

Hiroaki and Sachiko '03 Kawamura

Michael D. and Amy S. Kazma

Timothy E. '89 and Donna R. Kepp

Robert E. and Nancy A. (Opperman) '03 Kidd

Nelson A. '52 and Martha J. Kittle

Donald P. Klausing '66

Carole A. (Bishop) Kozusko '65

David P. and Gwen L. Kuenzli

Geraldine R. Lacney '75

Dana Ladd

Claire E. Lasceski

Adam P. '06 and Michelle L. Lauth

Matthew T. and Stephanie M. (Springer) '10, '11 Leddy

Thomas K. and Susan J.* Leddy

Jeffrey E. Lee '86 and Rob Stauffer

Michael E. '10 and Kathryn Lewis

Jo Ann Luce

Timothy R. '68 and Diane Lynch

Julie Maddox

Matthew K. '90 and Deborah M. (Ryan) '87 Mains

David S. and Laura A. (Phillips) '00

Mast

Frank Mazza

Elizabeth McBride

Richard K. and Lynn J. McCord

William J. '91, '09 and Julie D. (Dean) '90 McIntosh

Scott and Crista McNish

James L. and Susan L. Meier

Oscar and Dianne (Hawkins) '76 Meiggs

Joseph J. '73 and Deborah A. Mihalik

Leslie L. '64 and Mary S. Miller

Richard L. and Lucille Kay (Howell) '69 Miller

Shannon A. (Gill) '97 and David C. Montgomery II

Dennis A. and Ann Moore

Rosaline G. Morgan '71

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC

Rachel Motycka

Markus M. and Julie M. Munger

Kenneth E. '98 and Kathleen M. Musselman

Ellena M. Myers

Steven D. '03 and Janet L. Myers

Robert J. '61 and Susan L. Nichols

Aaron Nickas

Mark L. '77 and Patricia Niswonger

Amanda Ochsner

Richard A. and Veronica M. O'Connor

Ryan K. '97, '00 and Andrea M. Odendahl

Old Fort Bank

Stephen H. and Ami J. Orr

Lori L. and Charles H. '72 Parker, Jr.

Rajesh Paudel '17

James J. '65 and Janet S. Paule

Stephen C. Perry '67

Gregory A. Philipp '81

Don E. Pittman

Jane D. (Danchisen) Pittman '79

Calvin E. '73 and Beverly A. Price

Steven J. '78 and Tracey L. Pritts

PRO-TEC Coating Company

Joseph W. Provo and Catherine L. Mazza

Cary F. and William J. '73 Pugh, Jr.

Edward R. and Kate Recker

Joesph F. and Suzanne Recker

Ralph E. Reeds

Duane M. '70 and Diane E. (Brown) '73 Ressler

Ryan L. Rickle '98

Philip and Donna E. (Murphy) '03, '06 Ridenour

Christopher T. '88, '02 and Robin L. (Palfy) '86 Ridge

Ridge & Company CPAs, Inc.

Russ and Gwynne Rife

Todd W. Roberts '01

Neal A. and Beverly J. (Fisher) '68 Robinson

Lifetime Giving Recognition

Founders' Society

$2,000,000 and Above

Earl W.* '48 and Gladys L.* DeLong

John R. H. Latchaw Society

$1,000,000 - $1,999,999

C. Richard and Linda D. Beckett

Joseph E. '51 and Joanne H. (Hamilton) '51 Rockwell

Greg Rush

Brian P. and Meriah L. Sage

Benjamin E. '93, '95 and Lani J. (Booher) '98, '02 Sapp

Dean C. and Caren G. Scarbrough

Mitchell A. Schimmoeller '12

Craig D. '08 and Jill M. (Beining) '09, '12 Schnipke

Jerome B. and Diane M. Schroeder

Cedric M. Scott '03

Seaside Vacations

Joelle E. (Dreier) Shearin '96, '02

Elaine J. Shell '06

Joy D. (Sayer) '04 and Charles R. '04

Shepard II

Bradley W. and Pamela D. Shinn

James L. and Barbara A. Simpson

Ryan J. '00, '07 and Marie B. (Clevenger) '00, '10 Smith

Barry Snook '97

Shirley A. Spaeth

John T. '70 and Margrethe Sparks

Jamie J. Spencer '03

Robert F. and Constance C. Sprague

Jon E. and Maureen L. Stansbery

Donald W. and Patricia A. Stansloski

Richard B. States

Don and Mary Lou Steinbauer

Grace Stock

Paul A.* and Teresa K. Streacker

Ronald F. '91 and Tracy A. (Buschor) '91 Stupi

Bartt and Michelle Y. (Thieman) '96, '01 Suchland

C. Timothy '75 and Patricia Tarr

Cam L. (Roberts) Taylor '67

Darin '99 and Kerry S. (Doby) '14

Teeple

Carey Middleton and Sharon Ternullo-Middleton

The Ohio National Foundation

Jared C. and Beth A. (Miller) '99

Thomas

Kenneth W. '70 and Mary Ellen P. (Pritts) '69 Thomas

Michael A. '18 and Dena M. Torres

Trends! On Main

Trip Sports, Inc.

Steve L. '74 and Charlene F. Trout

David L. and Tracy R. Tweed

Rachel Westlake and F. William '75 Uhlman III

Todd Utrup

Alexander K. Vaglenov

Arthur G. Versnick '74

Jack C. Voller

James M. Walker

Marjorie G. Walker

Mark A. and Susanne M. Wehri

Mayann and Frank J. Weinberg III

George H. '68 and Ellen E. (Edgar) '68 White

Dennis L. and Linda L. (Cannon) '71

White

Andrew R. Whitis

Robert C. Wilder '68

Benjamin and Kelly M. (Druckenmiller) '07 Wilhelm

Jennifer M. Williams '71

Edward J. '66 and Wise

J. Kevin and Marsha K. Yarnell

Guofen Heather Yu

Adam C. and Amy R. Zuercher

* Deceased

Vernon E.* and Regina R. Garner

John W.* and Hester P.* Grimm

Kinloch Enterprises, Inc.

Dudley* and Mary Marks* Lea

Tom Lichtenheld

John M.* and Patricia M. Luther

Sondra S. Malcolm

Marathon Petroleum Company

Helen Faye Newman '70

Michael G.* and Patricia A. Oxley

Margaret M. Palmer*

Emerson D.* and Laura* E. Pelton

Jack W. and Judith W. Ridge

Patrick W.* '58 and Sondra D.

Rooney

L. Jack '66 and Ann L. (Colburn) '65 Ruscilli

Kathleen V. Snavely*

John P. and Nancy G. Tague

Terry G. '06 and Betty A. Terhark

Time Warner Cable Business Class

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Whirlpool Foundation

Richard E. White

Whitson Properties

Harold P.* '54 and Patricia A. Wolfe

Charles Manchester Society

$250,000 $499,999

1525 Foundation

Lynne Avril

John M. and Pamela K. (Moses) '78 Beall

James J. Beeson*

Margot B. Biery

Dennis E. and Janice M. Bishop

Blanchard Valley Hospital

Dorothy L. Burgoon*

Clifford C. and Maureen Cook

Frederick H. and Holly T. Davidorf

Anthony C. Edwards

Equinimity LLC

The Findlay Publishing Company

Five University Investors, Ltd.

H. Fort Flowers Foundation

Dennis E. '67 and Patricia L. Foster

Michael H. '88 and Anne A. (Harrington) '89 Mallett

Maumee Bay Turf Center - UBU

Sports Worldwide

James H.* and Jean C.* Nye

Sterling L.* and Meredith M.* Pfeiffer

Ted* and Gloria K. Rand

Charles E. Reed*

J. Alec and Sandra M. Reinhardt

Nellie Ritz*

Charles E. Schell Foundation

Charles H.* and Phyllis Spragg

Jim C. and Karen L. (Van Nice) '72

Spurgat

Jerry L. '53 and Patricia J. Stevenson

The Ohio Academic Resources Network/OSU

Thomas A. Watson

Billy J. '96 and Brenda S. Watterson

Kathryn L. Wenzel*

Dale E.* and Lucy M. Wilkinson

Roger Wohl

C.I. Brown Society

$100,000 - $249,999

ACI Construction Company, Inc. Gertrude O. Anderson*

Roy V. and Marcia A. Armes

Paul V. and Linda S.* Ballinger

Bank One

Shirley and Richard P. '65 Barchent, Jr.

Robert E. and Brenda V. Barkley

Mabel C. Bauer*

Elizabeth W. Bean

Berrien Community Foundation

Chuck and Dee Dee Bills

BP-Husky Refining LLC

James H.* and Peggy McGinty

Brannigan

Bremer Foundation

Barbara Brenner

Thomas A.* and Ann M. Buis

Lora (Wiest) Burgderfer*

James W.* and Lynn R. Child

James L. Child*, Jr.

Michael E. Harrington and Anne R. Pramaggiore

Lowell E.* and Virginia G.* Hatfield

Dorsey A.* '42 and Ann M.* Hazelton

Greer L. Hindle

Tami Hoag

Olivia Hoecker

Harold D.* and Eleanor G.* Hoopman

Huntington National Bank

Edward F. and Maxine A. Hyland

Edwin L. Kennedy*

Mary S. Kirk*

Joseph* and Marilyn Klingler

David P. and Gwen L. Kuenzli

Thomas M.* and Marjorie E.* Lacey

Leon C. Lantz*

Jerry J.* and Carol M.* Mallett

MEPAC Match Program

Stephen R. Mariucci

Marriott Corporation

Carolyn M. Marvin*

Mazza Enthusiasts Association

August C. Mazza* '41

Emily A. McCully

Mary A. (Foster) McDaniel* '35

Larry L. and Tricia J. Miles

Gussie Moffitt*

Geraldine Moss* '19

National Christian Foundation

Greater Chicago

Ohio Board of Regents

Ohio Department of Development

Ohio Logistics

OHM Remediation Services Corp.

Christopher E. and Dina Ostrander

Samantha Parry

Wayne A. and Linda M. Peck

Merle Peek

Jeremy L. Pemberton '96, '97

Kaaren D. Powell

Paula Quirarte

Ellis J. Rader*

Jane M. Rainis* RCA

Helen O. Reimund* '26

Helen L. (Beery) and Glenn E.* '42

Stout, Jr.

Melinda P. and Edward J. Taylor, Jr.

Maurice* and Reva M.* (Staley) '36

Terry

The Hauss-Helms Foundation, Inc.

Toledo Community Foundation

Toledo Public Schools

Arthur R.* and Margaret P.* Tuttle

U. S. Department of Education

International Programs

United States Steel Foundation, Inc.

Timothy and Gina M. Vaughn

Vaughn Industries, LLC

Bruce Vickery

Jack C. Voller

Gregory E. '03 and S. Chris '96, '98

Ward

Whirlpool Corporation / Findlay

Operations

Barton A.* and Josephine A.* (Stough) '29 Wilson

David E. '67 and Cassie Yates

* Deceased

Bonnie L. and James C. Koehler, Sr.

Gordon S.* and Marilyn* Macklin

Robert A. Malcolm*

Philip D.* and Virginia B.* Gardner

Steven C. and Helen H. Kellogg

Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges

Emerson D.* and Laura E.* Pelton

Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates

U.S. Department of Education

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency Headquarters

Edward E.* and Joyce* Brewer

W. Robert* and Marilyn Y.* Brewer

Churches of God, General Conference

Cooper Tire & Rubber Company

Thomas B. '70 and Kathleen M. Donnell

Ruth Corwin Endly*

The Findlay-Hancock County

Community Foundation

Further Lane Farm LLC

Michael J.* and Robin L. Gardner

O. J.* and Georgia* Huffman

Marathon Matching Gift Program

Marathon Oil Company, Inc.

Marjorie McGranahan* '37

Mildred F. McGranahan* '41

Lorne and Alice Michaels

Ohio Department of Education

U.S. Division of Facilities

Compliance and Recovery

W & B Realty, Ltd.

George M. and Shirlee J. Whitson

Charles J. and Mariann D.* Younger

William N. Yates Society

$500,000 - $999,999

Ameritech Ohio Foundation

Marguerite T. Armstrong*

Austin E. Knowlton Foundation

Edward E. Brewer*

Ralph Carbone

A.R. '66 and Mary Ann Charnes

Wilbur G.* and Maxine M.* Clauss

B. L.* and Cynthia Cleary

Coca Cola Bottling Company of Ohio

Edward Dumbauld*

Matthew R. and Jennifer L. (Payne) '87 Dysinger

DeBow and Catherine M.* Freed

Kenneth L.* and Margaret* Frost

Philip J. Gardner

Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation

Hancor

Edwin L.* and Barbara J.*

Heminger

Sally S. and Richard R. Hollington, Jr.

Duane E. and Kathleen E. Jebbett

Jane Kim

George H.* and Helen K.* Koepke

William H.* and Martha E. Draper*

Lape

LaunchEquity Acquisition

Partnership, LLC Advised

Holdings

S. Blair Lent, Jr.*

Michael J. and Dee Cicak

Jane H. Clark

J. Allen* '36 and Elizabeth F. (Caskey)* '36 Clopper

Paul T. and Jane M. Davis

Eastern Regional Churches of God Conference

Hobart* and Lottie* Faulkner

Fifth Third Bank

Gardner & Sons

Wendy Gerber

Alberto and Paola Geronimi

Janet A. Gunn

Shiv K.* and Elizabeth S.* Gupta

Catherine Haddad

Gary M. and Rhonda Harpst

Matthew Reinhart

Martin* and Carol L. Reno

Retirement Research Foundation

Kelly J. Robbins

Robert A. Rosenfeld

Rowmark, LLC.

William E. and Donna L. Ruse

Karen Sakas

Lillian* and John S.* Sawvel, Sr.

Joan Schroeder

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Trust

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust

Douglas M. Shafer*

Mitchel Slotnick

Robin T. Spowart

C.T. Fox Legacy Society

Named in honor of Charles T. Fox, Ph.D., the third president of Findlay College, the C.T. Fox Legacy Society recognizes donors who have shared their intentions to remember the University through a planned gift. For more information about leaving your legacy through a planned gift, contact Jaclyn Schalk, Ed.D., director of gift planning, at schalk@findlay.edu or 419-434-4794.

Hiram E. Abegglen* '39

Catherine L. Achord* '28

Donald G. Alexander*

Mary L. (Long) Alge* '32

David L. Allen*

Theresa M. Anderson '72

Debra (Pees) Arce '80

Marc M. Arce

H. Oneita Aungst*

Norman C. Aungst* '29

Joyce C. Bachmann* '73

Eva K. (Royer) Baker* '34

H. JoAnn Baker*

Ceretta H. R. Baldwin*

Richard P. Barchent, Jr. '65

Shirley Barchent

Robert E. Barkley

Treva Barton*

Mabel C. Bauer*

L. Richard Beard* '36

Reva C. (Coleman) Beard*

C. Richard Beckett

Linda D. Beckett

James J. Beeson*

Marjorie M. (Fleming) Berg

Margot B. Biery

Dennis E. Bishop

Janice (Kandel) Bishop

Janette M. Bixel*

Richard E. Bixel*

Wilfred W. Black*

Elaine B. (Bright) Blackburn* '35

George E. Blackburn* '36

Catharine M. Bowen* '29

Anna L. (Garverich) Brachendorf* '17

Judith A. (Claypool) Braun '66

Mary E. Brenner*

Edward E. Brewer*

Joyce Brewer*

Marilyn Y. Brewer*

W. Robert Brewer*

Clifford J. Brooks* '48

Estelle M. Brown*

Harry B. Brown*

Jane B. (Metz) Brown* '57

James F. Brucklacher*

Mary A. (Stringfellow) Brucklacher* '82

Leah H. Buchanan

Thomas A. Buis*

Geneva J. (Keck) Bundy* '44

Richard L. Bundy*, Sr. '59

Lora Wiest Burgderfer*

Dorothy L. Burgoon*

Viola S. Burket*

Jane Eoff Burson*

John H. Burson

William T. Butterbaugh* '54

Ronald C. Cable '64

Fern W. (Wayne) Castile* '29

Albert Chapin*

A.R. Charnes '66

Mary Ann Charnes

James W. Child*

Lynn R. Child

Ruth M. Chortie* '25

Zela I. Christ*

Michael J. Cicak

Maxine M. Clauss*

Wilbur G. Clauss*

Elizabeth F. (Caskey) Clopper* '36

J. Allen Clopper* '36

Brenda K. Collins '90

Donald E. Collins

Clifford C. Cook

George E. Countryman*

Diana L. Cramer

Gary L. Cramer*

Frederick J. Crates* '54

Kathleen C. (Child) Crates '69

Sylvia Crist*

Donna J. (Coffman) Crosby '60

Robert E. Crosby '61

Kenneth B. Cummins*

Evelyn M. Damon* '27

Elsie M. Daubert* '46

Jo Ann H. Davidson

Earl W. DeLong* '48

Dorothy E. (Stover) Denney* '28

William C. DeWitt* '53

James R. Didham*

Kathleen M. Donnell

Thomas B. Donnell '70

Edward Dumbauld*

Chloe Elder* '25

Ruth Corwin Endly*

Helen L. (Inbody) Ensign* '38

Frank R. Erme* '52

Raymond P. Evans*

Benjamin F. Evenbeck* '39

Norma Evenbeck*

Donna Ewald

Robert J. Ewald* '67

Hobart Faulkner*

Lottie Faulkner*

Mary E. Faulkner*

Royce E. Fewell*

Geraldine R. Finn* '90

John C. Firmin*

Roger D. Fisher '69

Mary S. Flagg*

Earl M. Fletcher '75

Susan E. Ford '68

C. H. Forney*

Dennis E. Foster '67

Patricia L. Foster

Ruth H. Frederick* '60

Wilmer J. Frederick* '41

Catherine M. Freed*

DeBow Freed

Carolyn A. Frobase

Kenneth L. Frost*

Denison E. Fuller '72

Flossie (Brandt) Fuller* '22

Robert E. Fuller*

Kathryn J. Gambell*

Philip D. Gardner*

Virginia B. Gardner*

Barbara S. Gebhardt

Richard C. Gebhardt

Marguerite C. George*

Frances Gibson*

Gladys Good*

James G. Greenwood*

John H. Koehler '73

Robin R. Koehler

George H. Koepke*

Helen K. Koepke*

Billy C. Krugh* '50

William H. Kuck*

David P. Kuenzli

Gwen L. Kuenzli

Helen E. Kurt* '31

Marjorie E. Lacey*

Thomas M. Lacey*

Elizabeth L. Lanagan*

Leon C. Lantz*

Martha E. (Draper) Lape*

William H. Lape*

Mary R. Grose*

Karl Grossman

Evelyn J. (Burkey) Hamilton

Florence Hamlin*

Berneice Harlan*

John H. Harrington*

Sara J. (Aldrich) Harrington*

Virginia R. Harris*

Lowell E. Hatfield*

Virginia G. Hatfield*

Helen C. Hawley*

Ann M. Hazelton*

Dorsey A. Hazelton* '42

Bernice M. Hellings* '17

Barbara J. Heminger*

Edwin L. Heminger*

Anthony J. Hixon

Norma M. (Packard) Hogle* '51

Lottie Holzhauser*

Dorothy M. Hoose*

John E. Hoover*

Adele Horn*

Helen Hosler*

Georgia Huffman*

O. J. Huffman*

Dale R. Hunt

Mary Hunt

Maxine A. Hyland

Randy L. Jenkins

Joseph W. Johnsick

David A. Johnson* '70

Odah H. Johnson* '38

Elizabeth E. Johnston*

Cynthia S. Jones

Robert J. Jones

John M. Joseph*

Cora L. Katzer '48

Benjamin F. Keckler*, Jr. '52

Mildred I. Kelly* '29

Edwin L. Kennedy*

James F. Kidd '61

Mary S. (Snyder) Kirk*

Martha J. Kittle

Nelson A. Kittle '52

Grant R. Kline*

Nancy Moody-Russo

Raymond A. Mosshart*

Bonita Moyer* '38

Gladys Moyer*

Michael H. Mumma '64

Henry W. Musser*

Larry E. Musser '74, '05

Sharon E. Musser

Steward E. Myers*

Dorothy E. (Hill) Neidley* '48

John W. Neidley* '49

Timothy H. Nesler '77

G. Norman Nicholson

Jane E. Nicholson*

Gary Noblit

Mary Frances Hess Laverty*

Carol Lawson

Phillip P. Lawson '75

Dudley Lea*

Mary M. (Marks) Lea*

S. Blair Lent, Jr.*

B. Luke Levers '51

L. Mary Lewis '91

Darrel F. Linder '43

Glenna F. Linder

Ralph M. Line* '27

Nancy J. Littlepage

Samuel C. Littlepage

Otta M. Litzenberg*

Shirley M. (Shrider) Lloyd* '00

Fern T. (Thomas) Ludwick* '29

Patricia M. Luther

Martha L. (Rowe) Lutz* '53

Robert A. Malcolm*

Carolyn M. Marvin*

Donald L. Mathews*

Ruth A. Mathews

David E. Maugans* '40

Marie B. Maugans*

August C. Mazza* '41

Mary A. (Foster) McDaniel* '35

V. Ruth McDowell* '51

Terry M. McGann

Marjorie McGranahan* '37

Mildred F. McGranahan* '41

Justine K. McManness*

James L. Meier

Susan L. Meier

J. Paul Mellott* '31

Mabel R. (Roberts) Mertz* '40

Carl R. Meyer '63

Wava Meyer

Flossie Michaux*

Floyd W. Miller* '38

Wendell G. Minor

Carol Mittermaier

Jasmine Moini '75

B. Michael Momany '00

Debra M. Momany

Larry J. Monday '75

William E. Rumbold '74

Ann L. (Colburn) Ruscilli '65

L. Jack Ruscilli '66

William E. Ruse

Jeanne M. Rustic '87

Robert J. Rustic

Betty Ruths*

Roseann (Keller) Samson '68

Thomas R. Samson '67

John S. Sawvel*, Sr.

Lillian Sawvel*

Mary T. Sayre

Maurice M. Sayre* '46

Charles W. Schmidt '62

Martha Schmidt

Martha A. (Pound) Nolan* '71

William M. Nolan

Helen (Alexander) Now* '28

Herbert O. Now* '27

James H. Nye*

Jean C. Nye*

Christopher E. Ostrander

Dina Ostrander

Vincent C. Passaro '81

Laura E. Pelton*

Robert W. Peters* '34

Joseph H. Petrella

Meredith M. Pfeiffer*

Sterling L. Pfeiffer*

Alice C. Potter* '49

Daniel T. Powers

Wayne I. Pribble* '85

Ellis J. Rader*

Homer L. Rader*

Glen R. Rasmussen*

Joyce M. Rasmussen

Cara C. (Kemler) Ray* '80

Larry E. Ray*

Joe Ann Redfern*

Thomas L. Redman* '55

Charles E. Reed*

Treva M. (Mitchell) Reed* '25

J. Alec Reinhardt

Sandra M. Reinhardt

Judy M. (Markle) Reist '89

William H. Reist '73

Carol L. Reno

Brant K. Rhoad '00

Jaymie Rhoad

Robert L. Rhoad*

Patsy A. (Doersam) Rice '67

Lewis R. Richardson*

Harriette S. (Smith) Ritz*

Nellie Ritz*

Jean E. (Keneagy) Rivera* '51

Beverly J. (Fisher) Robinson '68

Neal A. Robinson

Edward L. Rosenberry

Linda K. Rosenberry

Gunver Ruble*

Laura G. Thomas

Mary Ellen P. (Pritts) Thomas '69

Garnet Thompson* '10

Opal (Foreman) Thompson* '30

Richard Thompson*

Suzanne E. (Dirmeyer) Thompson

Lester P. Thornton* '45

Mary Thornton*

Ann M. (Knoll) Todd '87

Van A. Trout* '38

Patricia E. (Keller) Turpening '74

Margaret P. Tuttle*

Troi C. Tyner* '63

Mary Jo Urschalitz* '49

Clarabelle VanHorn

Phyllis J. (Eakin) Schmidt '62

Elaine H. Schoonmaker*

John C. Schott '68

Marjorie M. (McMahon) Schott '63

Abigail R. (Entrikin) Schultz '50

Oscar C. Schultz* '48

Katie Schwinn*

Janet J. (Carpenter) Selick '70

Douglas M. Shafer*

Ray Shontlemire*

Ruth Showers*

Clifford J. Smith

Frances M. (Stover) Smith* '32

Gwendoline (Wilhem) Smith* '27

Jerry L. Smith '69

Linda K. T. Smith '69

Phyllis C. Smith

Richard A. Smith

Jere M. Snavely*

Kathleen V. Snavely*

Pauline H. Snavely*

Carolyn B. Sockrider*

Carrie Ray Sponhauer*

Charles H. Spragg*

Jim C. Spurgat

Karen L. (Van Nice) Spurgat '72

Jerrene (Ackerman) Stahl '73

James K. Steen*

David L. Steiner*

Berton B. Stevens*

Jerry L. Stevenson '53

Patricia J. Stevenson

Roberta Stober

Park I. Stoner*

Ray Stoner*

Glenn E. Stout* Jr. '42

Helen L. (Beery) Stout

Florence Kling Taylor*

P. Rae Taylor-Kurasz

Maurice Terry*

Reva M. (Staley) Terry* '36

Barbara J. (Gwara) Tewell '64

James H. Tewell '64

Gary L. Thomas

Kenneth W. Thomas '70

Richard R. VanHorn '70

Mary R. VanSant*

Lisa M. (Pavlak) Vignerot '86, '87

Jack C. Voller '68

Michael C. Walker '79, '81

Alice K. Walters*

Gregory E. Ward '03

S. Chris Ward '96, '98

G. Jeanne (Williams) Wasbro '66

Jack D. Wasbro '65

Julie J. Weber '80

Kathryn L. Wenzel*

Margaret E. Wetzler '92

Bernadette C. Whisler*

Eugene M. White

Genevieve B. White*

H. Dean White '49

Kathryn B. White*

Marjorie L. White

Barbara A. (Zehender) Wilkin '51

Richard E. Wilkin '52

Susan Wilkinson '73

Jennifer M. Williams '71

Josephine A. (Stough) Wilson* '29

Julia M. Wilson*

Alice P. Winegardner* '28

Sharon L. Winkle '72

J. Louis Wolf*

Ruth (Frederick) Wonner* '48

Clair E. Woodruff* '28

David E. Yates '67

Joan D. (Ritter) Yoder* '51

William W. Yoder '51

Dorothy (Traxler) Zinser* '35

Woodrow W. Zinser* '34

Christine L. Zirkle

Kenneth E. Zirkle

* Deceased

New Endowed Funds 2017-18

The following funds became fully endowed during the 2017-18 fiscal year.

Stefan Psychology Scholarship

It is with deep respect, gratitude and friendship that Tena Madison Kirk ’75 established the Stefan Psychology Scholarship Endowment Fund at the University of Findlay to honor Dr. Edwin S. Stefan, psychology professor at Findlay College/University of Findlay from 1969-1995. It is because of Dr. Stefan that Ms. Kirk remained at Findlay College and completed her degree. This scholarship is awarded to psychology majors in their sophomore, junior or senior year of study and who have at least a 2.7 G.P.A.

Christin Kay "Chrissie" Kausrud Memorial English Equestrian Scholarship

Friends and family of Chrissie Kausrud established the Christin Kay “Chrissie” Kausrud Memorial English Equestrian Scholarship Endowment Fund at the University of Findlay. A native of Kalamazoo, Michigan, Chrissie graduated from the University of Findlay in the spring of 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Equestrian Studies and Finance with a minor in Business Administration. Chrissie was working as an assistant horse trainer when she passed away in 2013. This scholarship is awarded to equestrian students with preference given to an English hunter/ jumper emphasis students. Preference shall also be given to a student seeking a second major within the College of Business. The recipient must be in their junior or senior year of study and have a 3.2 GPA or better.

Duane and Kathy Jebbett Leadership Scholarship

Duane and Kathy Jebbett hereby establish the Duane and Kathy Jebbett Leadership Scholarship Endowment Fund at the University of Findlay. This scholarship is awarded to a full-time business student who has demonstrated a willingness and ability to participate in extracurricular and enrichment activities in addition to maintaining a 2.75 GPA.

Broadway Concert Series Endowment

Carol Reno established the Broadway Concert Series Endowment Fund to provide operational support to the Thomas and Kathleen Donnell Broadway Concert Series. Funds may be spent on artist fees, venue costs, travel costs and promotion of the performances.

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship Endowment

The Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship Endowment Fund was made possible by a grant from the

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, Fifth Third Bank, Trustee. This scholarship was establish to encourage female participation and representation in the field of computer science through the University of Findlay’s Computer Science Program.

Myrtle Deming Mazza Museum Endowment

Patricia A. Bookwalter established the Myrtle Deming Mazza Museum Endowment Fund in 2015 to honor Miss Deming’s many contributions and lifelong commitment to Findlay College/ University of Findlay. The annual distributions provide support for a variety of needs for the paper engineering gallery at the Mazza Museum.

Bob and Marcia Sloan Latta Scholarship

Established by U.S. Rep. Bob Latta and Dr. Marcia Sloan Latta, the Bob and Marcia Sloan Latta Scholarship Endowment Fund at the University of Findlay is available to students residing in the Ohio 5th Congressional District who will participate in a service abroad program.

Richard and Patricia Dudley Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutical Science Research Endowment

In conjunction with the Give Voice to Your Values campaign, Dr. and Mrs. Richard Dudley established the Richard and Patricia Dudley Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutical Science Research at the University of Findlay. Dr. Richard Dudley and Patricia Dudley have a strong commitment to the education of student-pharmacists and are passionate about preparing the next generation of clinician-scientists. To assist in this preparation, they established this award which will support Doctor of Pharmacy students in any year of the program. Recipients shall have a 3.5 GPA or better and display excellence in pharmaceutical science research.

Rich and Phyllis Smith Endowment for the Humanities Endowment Fund

In conjunction with University of Findlay’s Give Voice to Your Values campaign, Dr. Richard A. Smith and his wife, Phyllis C. Smith, established the Rich and Phyllis Smith Endowment Fund for the Humanities. This fund will provide support to the College of Liberal Arts and in particular the humanities disciplines of philosophy, English and religious studies, with priority given to philosophy. Dr. Smith was a professor of philosophy from 1979 until 2013, serving as director of the Philosophy Program for 33

years. In his classes he stressed the relevance of philosophy and the humanities for everyday life. He believed that the best college education involves an adequate grounding in the liberal arts. He considered it important for students to grapple with questions about ethics, the nature of reality and the meaning of life. A strong proponent of interdisciplinary studies, he challenged his students to approach problems with an open mind and to think critically and creatively. Mrs. Smith was a teacher in the Findlay City School system for over 20 years. With a master’s degree in consumer and health sciences, she taught students practical skills and knowledge for job preparation, parenting, nutrition, hygiene and time management. Her father was also a teacher, and all her life she advocated the importance of a well-rounded education for young people as they transition into adulthood. Together Rich and Phyllis supported the University of Findlay financially and through regular attendance at various University functions,

Current Endowed Funds

College of Business Endowments

$250,000 - $499,000

Dr. Vernon E. Garner Endowed Fund for Entrepreneurial Excellence Endowment

The Whitson Family Hospitality Endowment

Thomas B. Donnell Business Leadership Award Endowment

$100,000 - $249,000

Dana Chair Endowment

Dr. Patrick W. Rooney Scholarship

Edwin L. Heminger Memorial Lectureship in Business Ethics Endowment

Jesse Snavely Jr. Memorial Scholarship

R. M. Churchwell Scholarship Whirlpool Endowed SIFE Fund Endowment

$50,000 - $99,999

Billy J. '96 and Brenda Watterson Scholarship

Jessica and James Moses Business Scholarship

Professor Shiv K. Gupta Faculty Chair in the College of Business Endowment

Russel and Peg Armstrong Business Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

JC. William Barkalow Business Leadership Endowment

Charles A. Jackson Scholarship

COB Advisory Board Leadership Endowment

College of Business Dean's Discretionary Endowment

College of Business Endowed Fund for Support of Non-Traditional Business Programs Endowment

Donald Knepper Scholarship

Dr. Kenneth J. Buchenroth

Scholarship

Dwight '73 and Alice Miller Scholarship

Earl W. '48 DeLong COB Visiting Executive Lectureship Endowment

Frederick Kremer Jr. Scholarship

George and Nellie Crosby Scholarship

Gordon and Marilyn Macklin Merit Scholarship

Gupta Business Faculty Global Studies Endowment

Harold P. Wolfe College of Business

Dean's Excellence Endowment

Harry M. Kirk Memorial Scholarship

Hazel and Bert Miller Business

Scholarship

Hospitality Management

Scholarship

James "Jim" Heck Scholarship

including sports events, musical and theatrical performances, and other campus activities. Phyllis participated in Senior Forum for many years and served for a time on the Senior Forum advisory committee. They both are proud to be a part of the University of Findlay’s heritage and to contribute to its bright future.

Tony and Joanne Fuller Basketball Endowment

In conjunction with the Give Voice to Your Values Campaign, Dr. Tony and Joanne Fuller hereby establish the Tony and Joanne Fuller Basketball Endowment Fund. This fund will be used to support the varsity basketball programs at the University of Findlay. Dr. and Mrs. Fuller own Blanchard Valley Veterinary Clinic and are strong supporters of UF athletics.

James I. Poole '33 Scholarship

James L. Thomas Memorial Scholarship

James R. Rettig Sr. Scholarship

Jane Eoff Burson Scholarship

Janet R. January '64 Scholarship

Jeremy L. Pemberton '96 Scholarship

John '61 and Linda Weaver Business Scholarship

John L. Houston '42 Scholarship

Jonathan Binder '11 Scholarship

Mac and Billie McDowell Memorial Scholarship

Martha Draper Lape Scholarship

Owens-Illinois Plastic Products

Division Scholarship

Paula and John Wolper Hospitality

Management Scholarship

Ralph L. Kuss Scholarship

Richard L. '69 and Linda Crowder Scholarship

ROKI AMERICA Company, Ltd. Scholarship

Samuel "Sam" Fittante Memorial Scholarship

Shiv K. Gupta Business Scholarship

Six Disciplines Entrepreneurial

Excellence Scholarship

Timothy H. '77 and Melinda K. Nesler Scholarship

Walter L. Whithaus Scholarship

Ward Family Scholarship

Wayne E. Baltzell Hospitality Scholarship

Whirlpool Foundation for Women and Minorities Scholarship

College of Education Endowments

$250,000 - $499,999

Gladys L. DeLong Memorial Nursing Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,000

Gertrude O. Anderson Scholarship

John W. '14 and Hester (Powell '19) Grimm Scholarship

Lorain Bilingual Scholarship

Maurice and Reva (Staley '36) Terry Scholarship

Richard E. and Jean K. Davis Scholarship

$50,000 - $99,999

Barbara Rieck Heminger Scholarship

Dick Strahm Scholarship

Dr. Frank R. and Mary Jane Cosiano

Scholarship

Dr. James D. '53 and Mira M. (Frost '78) Houdeshell Scholarship

Gerald R. and Florence G. Collins

Graduate Assistantship

Scholarship

Grace Leonard Farrell '36 and Christina Taylor Florence '94 Scholarship

Josephine A. Wilson '29 Scholarship

Larry and Joann M. Miles Scholarship

Robert M. and Catherine M. Pritts Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

Betty Caskey Clopper Scholarship

Catharine M. Bowen Scholarship

Class of 1959 Scholarship

Class of 1962 Scholarship

College of Education AYA/MA/MC Scholarship

College of Education Clubhouse Endowment

College of Education Early Childhood Scholarship

College of Education Harold Hoopman Student Endowment

College of Education Intervention Specialist Scholarship

Doyne Frommer Scholarship

Dr. Ann Whithaus Nuclear Medicine Institute Scholarship

Dr. Jean C. Nye Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Marian R. Bartch '49 Scholarship

Dr. Paul and Jane Davis Physician Assistant Endowment

Dr. Richard W. Malcolm '55 Memorial Scholarship

F. O. Eakin Family Scholarship

James D. and Judith L. Philipp Award of Excellence for the COE Endowment

Jane J. Tille '57 Scholarship

Janet Maule Swartz Scholarship

Joan R. Lewis Scholarship

John and Marge Cindric Scholarship

John R. and Barbara F. Murray

Award For Outstanding

Academic and Leadership Physican Assist. Award

Julie and J. Steve '69 Welton Family Scholarship

Keith '67 and Joyce Mohr Scholarship

Kenneth and Susan Brooks Family Scholarship

Lorene King Ashby Scholarship

Lori Kloman and Clarence Williamson NMI Scholarship

Marie G. Sweitzer Scholarship

Michael W. Murphy Scholarship

Nuclear Medicine Institute

Scholarship

Pam Hyland Scholarship

Ronald C. Cable Scholarship

Sharon Everett College of Health Professions Endowment Fund

Sharon G. Milligan-Lois Annabelle Foltz-Milligan Memorial Scholarship

Sharon Milligan Faculty Excellence Award Endowment

Susan E. Ford Scholarship

Thomas, Kelly '03 and Kirstie '13 Ernst Family Scholarship

William J. Butler Scholarship

College of Health Professions Endowments

$500,000 - $1,000,000

H. Faye Newman ’70 Nursing Operating Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,000

Gertrude O. Anderson Scholarship

Dr. Frank R. and Mary Jane Cosiano Scholarship

Richard E. and Jean K. Davis Scholarship

Gladys L. DeLong Memorial Nursing Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

Catharine M. Bowen Scholarship

Dr. Paul and Jane Davis Physician

Assistant Endowment

Sharon Everett College of Health Professions Endowment

Sharon Milligan Faculty Excellence Award Endowment

Sharon G. Milligan-Lois Annabelle Foltz-Milligan Memorial Scholarship

John R. and Barbara F. Murray Award for Outstanding Academic and Leadership Performance Physician Assistant Student Endowment

Nuclear Medicine Institute

Scholarship

Dr. Ann Whithaus Nuclear Medicine

Institute Scholarship

College of Liberal Arts Endowments

$250,000 - $499,000

Dr. Jean C. Nye Spanish Scholarship

Janice and Dennis Bishop Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,000

DeBow and Catherine Freed Christian Lecture Series Endowment

James H. Brannigan Musical Theatre Guest Artist Endowment

Kyla Wisne Memorial Choir Scholarship

Mary Snyder Kirk Musical Theatre Guest Artist Chair Endowment

$50,000 - $99,999 Active Christian Emissary (ACE) Scholarship

Gwen L. Kuenzli Scholarship

Helen O. Reimund Scholarship

Jackson E. Betts Scholarship Theatre Department Endowment

Worth H. Kramer Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

Barry Alexander Memorial Theatre

Scholarship

Broadway Concert Series Endowment

Catherine Achord Spanish Scholarship

College First Church of God Scholarship

Curtain Raisers Society Choral Scholarship

Curtain Raisers Society Orchestra Scholarship

Curtain Raisers Society Performing Arts Scholarship

Curtain Raisers Society Technical Theatre Production Scholarship

David J. Faiella Sports Information Scholarship

David L. Allen Social Science Scholarship

Donald W. Hennigs Memorial Vocal Music Scholarship

Dr. Edwin S. Stefan Scholarship

Dr. Jean C. Nye Music Scholarship

Dr. Michael F. & Denise K. (Reno) Anders Musical Theatre Scholarship

Dr. Michael F. Anders Vocal Music Scholarship

Dr. Wilfred W. Black History Scholarship

Elizabeth S. and Professor Shiv Kumar Gupta Award for Excellence in Teaching Endowment

Eugene M. and Marjorie L. White Scholarship

Findlay Civic Band Scholarship

Design Scholarship

Fred and Dorothy (Dressler '19)

Gatchel Scholarship

Gary L. Cramer II Endowed Scholarship

Gift of Hope Hispanic Scholarship

Greenwood-Ehr Prize in Communication Endowment

Harada Seeds For Growth Scholarship

Harry M. and Mary Snyder Kirk Vocal Music Scholarship

Ida Fern Wayne '29 and Albert Castile Religious Studies Endowment

International Center Endowed Scholarship

J. Paul Mellott Instrumental Music Scholarship

Jack and Patricia Taylor Instrumental Music Scholarship

Jim and Karen (Van Nice '72)

Spurgat Music Program Endowment

John and Margaret Firmin Endowed Scholarship

John R. and Marion E. Van Nice

Choral Music Scholarship

John R. and Marion E. Van Nice

Instrumental Scholarship

Kuenzli/Harada International Student Scholarship

Marvin "Monty" Monroe '42 Scholarship

Minnie Perkins-Basar Memorial Music Scholarship

Ms. Elizabeth (Betty Johnson) Harriss '69 Scholarship

Multicultural Master's Degree Scholarship

Norma Dirmeyer Bibler Scholarship

Ralph Marlowe Line '27 Scholarship

Rich and Phyllis Smith Endowment for the Humanities Endowment

Robert J. and Janice L. Montague Service Scholarship

Roberta Stober Instrumental Music Scholarship

Ronald C. Cable '64 Instrumental

Music Scholarship

Samuel F. Reist Scholarship

Stefan Psychology Scholarship

Tim Trask Scholarship

Vicki (M '05) and Phil McClurkin

Theatre Scholarship

Warner-Capra Scholarship

William ('91) and Dr. Julie ('90) McIntosh Scholarship

College of Pharmacy Endowments

$100,000 - $249,000

School of Pharmacy Dean's Excellence Endowment

$10,000 - $49,999

College of Pharmacy Advisory Board Endowment

College of Pharmacy Faculty Advancement Endowment

College of Pharmacy Founding Dean's Scholarship

Dana R. Jackson, R.Ph., C.Ph., Scholarship

Donald W. Stansloski and Patricia Romans Stansloski Scholarship

Pharmacy Camp Alumni - P5/P6 Scholarship

Pharmacy Camp Enthusiast Scholarship

Pharmacy Camp Scholarship

Pharmacy Student Travel Scholarship

Richard and Patricia Dudley Award for Excellence in Pharmaceutical Science Research Endowment

College of Sciences Endowments

Above $1 million

Marjorie M. McGranahan-Mildred F. McGranahan-Shafer-VanDornMcGranahan Scholarship

$500,000 - $1,000,000

Austin E. Knowlton Memorial Scholarship

$250,000 - $499,000

Katharine Ballard Reed Memorial Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,999

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship

G.N. Nicholson Scholarship

$50,000 - $99,999

Dr. David L. Steiner Equestrian/PreVet Scholarship

Emma May Gray '66 Scholarship

Richard W. Corner Memorial Scholarship

Buckeye Western Horse Association

Scholarship

Charles Sheets Western Equestrian Scholarship

Christin Kay "Chrissie" Kausrud

Memorial English Equestrian Scholarship

Cynthia A. Fishbaugh Walker

Memorial Scholarship

Dale Wilkinson Scholarship

David C. Wallach Mathematics

Scholarship

Donald C. Higgins Scholarship

Dow U.S.A. Science Scholarship

Dr. Mary Jo and Tony Geise Family

Computer Science Scholarship

Dr. Michael T. Homsher Memorial Scholarship

Dr. Wendell W. Moyer Scholarship

Dressage Scholarship

Edward and Mary Crosby Scholarship

Edward Lamb Foundation

Equestrian Scholarship

Elsie Mae Daubert '46 Memorial Scholarship

ESOH Scholarship

Ferguson Farm, Inc, Equestrian and Pre-Vet Scholarship

Glenn and Helen Stout Scholarship for the Alumni Center

Harold and Lucille Crosby

Scholarship

Hunter/Jumper Scholarship

James L. Child Jr. Scholarship

James W. Child Memorial Scholarship

Jim and Karen (Van Nice '72) Spurgat College of Science Research Endowment

Kenneth B. Cummins Mathematics Scholarship

Koehler Equestrian Scholarship

Larry '63 and Ruth McDougle Scholarship

Luke and Jeanne Bartolomeo

Faculty Development

Endowment

Meiring-Peck Scholarship

Michael B. and Sara F. Dolmayer '54

Western Equestrian Scholarship

P. Michael Lancaster '83 Memorial Scholarship

Professor Harold Newhard

Memorial Scholarship

Ralph W. Gunnett, Sr. & Sons

Scholarship

Stober Book Scholarship

Technology Management

Scholarship

The Richard L. and Geneva J. (Keck)

Bundy Equestrian Scholarship

The University of Findlay Horse Club

Scholarship

Valicor Environmental Services, LLC Scholarship

Vanda Nichols - AAUW Scholarship

William J. Jutte Memorial Scholarship

General Endowments

Above $1 million

Emerson and Laura Pelton

Scholarship

O. J. and Georgia Huffman Scholarship

Ruth Corwin Endly Scholarship

$500,000 - $1,000,000

Garnet Thompson Memorial Scholarship

Mabel Bauer Scholarship

Margaret and Paul Palmer Family Scholarship

Ritz Memorial Scholarship

Van Sweringen Memorial Scholarship

$250,000 - $499,000

Arden H. and Dorothy L. Burgoon Scholarship

Dumbauld Memorial Scholarship’

Harold P. "Herk" Wolfe '54 and Patricia (Gohlke) Wolfe Center for Alumni, Parents & Friends End Fund

James J. and Marveline Beeson Scholarship

Tennyson Guyer Memorial Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,000

A. R. and Mary Ann Charnes Student Life Endowment

Ballinger Industries, Inc. Scholarship

Bernice Hellings Scholarship

Douglas M. Shafer Library Endowment

EJ and Mildred Rader Scholarship

Howard and Carolyn Marvin

Lora Wiest Burgderfer Scholarship

Mary Alice (Foster '35) McDaniel Scholarship

$50,000 - $99,999

Ann E. Bonifas Memorial

Scholarship

David L. Allen Award for Teaching Excellence Endowment

Dean C.A. Morey Children of Alumni Scholarship

Dr. John "Jack" Harrington Scholarship

Duane and Kathy Jebbett Leadership Scholarship

Florence F. Overmire Scholarship

GAR Foundation Scholarship

I.N. Heminger Scholarship

John R. '53 and Jo Ann (H'00) Davidson Scholarship

Lucinda V. Peters Scholarship

McBride Faculty Development Endowment

Mildred (Kinsinger '29) Kelly Scholarship

Nellie Ritz Scholarship

Ralph Whisler Scholarship

Sheldon W. '36 and Florence (Kling)

Taylor Memorial Scholarship

William and Lucye Hoopes

Scholarship

William and Marilyn Nonnamaker Scholarship

Wm. Max and Barbara Ann Nonnamaker Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

Bernice M. Hagerty Scholarship

Betty and Russell Ruths Memorial Scholarship

Bob and Betty Gephart Scholarship

Bob And Marcia Sloan Latta Scholarship

Bob and Wanda Staley Memorial Scholarship

Bundy-Keck Scholarship

C. Paul Palmer Scholarship

Caleb T. Clark Scholarship

Class of 1939 Scholarship

Class of 1942 Scholarship

Class of 1943 Scholarship

Class of 1944 Scholarship

Class of 1959 University Archives

Endowment

$10,000 - $49,999

Allen Clopper Scholarship

Robert W. Brennan Western

Equestrian Scholarship

Scholarship

John and Frances Eoff Scholarship

Class of 1960 Scholarship

Class of '64 Scholarship

Thomas and Kathleen Donnell Broadway Concert Series Endowment

Flowers Family Theatre Production/

Allyson Busch '09 Western Equestrian Scholarship

Steven J. Klein '95 Memorial PreVeterinary Scholarship

Kenneth E. Zirkle Scholarship

Leon Charles Lantz Scholarship

D. Richard and Judith L. Stephens

Leadership Endowment

David L. '67 and Edith J. Morris

Scholarship

DeLong Oiler Promise Scholarship

Desmond V. Buford "One World, One People, One Race" Memorial Scholarship

Dietsch Family Scholarship

Don and Nellie Renninger Scholarship

Dr. Herbert O. and Helen (Alexander '28) Now Scholarship

Dudley Laser '23 and Mary (Marks '17) Lea Scholarship

Evelyn M.Damon '27 Scholarship

Gene and Alice (Stroude '28) Winegardner Scholarship

George E. Countryman Scholarship

George R. Lanagan Sr. Scholarship

Geraldine Moss Operating Scholarship

Glenn Stout Alumni House

Great Lakes Conference Churches of God Scholarship

Grob Systems Inc. Scholarship

GSW Manufacturing, Inc. Study Abroad Scholarship

Heritage Scholarship for AfricanAmerican Students Scholarship

James W. '63 and Karis S.

Woodward Female Veterans' Scholarship

Jason Murphy Memorial Scholarship

Jean Keneagy Rivera Scholarship

Jeff and Ruth Seever Scholarship

Keck Family Memorial Scholarship

Kenneth Williams '29 Scholarship

Kern Family UF Archives Endowment

Leslie '35 and Eva (Royer '34) Baker Scholarship

Majors James A. and Joan E. Sayer Service Scholarship

Mrs. C.I. Brown Scholarship

Nellie Fox Hutson Scholarship

Office of Development Educational Assistance Scholarship

Patricia A. March Scholarship

Philip B. and Peggy Crosby Scholarship

Philip S. Willis Scholarship

Physical Plant Endowed Book Fund

Ralph H. '42 and Betty B. '39 Edie Scholarship

Richard E. & Barbara A. Wilkin

Scholarship

Richard L. Bundy Sr. '59, Geneva J. (Keck) Bundy '44, and Melissa M. (Bundy) Crowl '01 Scholarship

Royal and Rosamond Kear

Scholarship

Sandra "Sandy" Sauer Memorial

International Travel Scholarship

Shirley M. Lloyd Scholarship

Smith-Emlich Academic Support

Center Discretionary Endowment

Stella LaRue Scholarship

Student Involvement Scholarship

Student Leader Scholarship

Theta Chi Fraternity Scholarship

Thomas M. Pees Memorial Scholarship

Town & Campus Scholarship

UF Bookstore Book Fund Endowment

William A. Barton Scholarship

William C. and Betty L. DeWitt Scholarship

Women's Christian Service Council Scholarship

Zahler and Associates Scholarships Endowment

Zahler Family Scholarship

Mazza Museum Endowments

$500,000 - $1,000,000

Charles Jacobs Younger and Mariann Dana Younger Operating Endowment

Dr. Jerry J. Mallett Institute Endowment

$100,000 - $249,000

John and Patty Luther Mazza

Museum Visiting Artist Endowment

$50,000 - $99,999

Dr. August C. and Maxine A. Mazza Director's Discretionary Endowment

$10,000 - $49,999

Barbara Eakin Meyers Acquisition Fund Endowment

David P. Ferguson and Karen R. Schwarzwalder Mazza Director's Discretionary Endowment

Eugene M. and Marjorie L. White Mazza Endowment

Floyd C. and Stella T. Dickman Mazza Institute Librarian's Endowment

Helen O. Reimund Speaker Series Endowment

James A. and Janet B. Miller Mazza

Museum Endowment

Julie Christiansen Mazza Museum Endowment

Leah Buchanan Mazza Library Endowment

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Weaver

Preservation and Restoration Endowment

Myrtle Deming Mazza Museum Endowment

Ronald and Marjorie Kruse Children's Educational Programming Endowment

Royal Kear and Doyne Frommer Mazza Museum Graduate Assistant Endowment

Athletic Endowments

$250,000 - $499,000

Philip D. Gardner Football Scholarship

$100,000 - $249,000

A. R. and Mary Ann Charnes

Basketball Endowment

James C. and Bonnie L. Koehler Scholarship

$50,000 - $99,999

Ann and L. Jack Ruscilli Football Scholarship

Garver Oxley Memorial Scholarship

Harold "Herk" '54 and Patte Wolfe

Basketball Endowment

Pemberton Basketball Endowment

Richard Lee Couchot Football Scholarship

$10,000 - $49,999

Athletic Department Academic Resource Discretionary Endowment

Athletic Endowment

Byron E. "By" Morgan Jr. Scholarship

Charles D. Daniels '97 and Darla

E. Lammers, D.C., Basketball Endowment

Charles H. Spragg Golf Scholarship

Charlie '92 and Belinda '02 Ernst

Basketball Endowment

Clauss Varsity Athletic Scholarship

Daniel E. Whitinger Memorial Soccer Scholarship

Dave and Fradonna Buck Basketball Endowment

Dr. Charles and Phyllis Spragg

Basketball Endowment

Dr. Jim and Wendy Davidson

Basketball Endowment

Ed and Melinda Taylor Men's Basketball Endowment

Fifth Quarter Club Endowment

George and Elaine Blackburn

Memorial Scholarship

George W. ('65) and Sons

Christopher and Robert

Drummond Football Scholarship

Jack and Jeanne Wasbro Basketball Endowment

Jeff Doepker Basketball Endowment

Jeffire Wrestling Scholarship

Jeffrey R. Seever '76 Scholarship

John and Francis Crosby Schott

Scholarship

Kenneth and Laurie Vaupel Family

Basketball Endowment

Mains/Stupi Basketball Endowment

Nancy Erme Scholarship

Oiler Heritage Basketball Endowment

Phil '90 and Joyce Kortokrax

Basketball Endowment

Richard 'Dick' Crawfis Scholarship

Robert W. Peters Endowment

Ronald and Doris Niekamp

Basketball Endowment

Sgt. Robin Vincent Fell Scholarship

The University of Findlay Athletic

Department Golf Program

Scholarship

Tony and Joanne Fuller Basketball

Endowment

Tony Pitts Football Scholarship

Travis '99 and Amanda Comer '99

Scholarship

Varsity 'F' Endowment

William W. Beall Golf Scholarship

Funds in Development

In addition to the funds that have achieved the University’s funding threshold, the following accounts have been established but had not been fully funded by July 31, 2018.

Admiral Edward L. Feightner Leadership Scholarship

Angela Brown Scholarship

Animal Science Department Scholarship

Annabell F., Earl and Jennifer M. Williams '71

Scholarship

Athletic Training Scholarship

Bair Family Scholarship

Barry, Cobb, and King Scholarship

Benjamin L. Levers and Patricia M. Smith

Scholarship

Billy J. and Brenda Watterson "Be the Light Christian Service Award" Endowment

Bob and Jeanne '89 Rustic Scholarship

Business Affairs Scholarship

Byard-Mercer Pharmacy Scholarship

C. Richard Beckett Pre-Veterinary Scholarship

C.P. Voller Scholarship

Campus Ministry Endowment

Carl Meyer '63 Scholarship

Chemistry Scholarship

COLA Faculty Development Endowment

College of Business Faculty Development Endowment

College of Education Program Endowment

College of Pharmacy Faculty Excellence

Award Endowment

Dallas Sterling, R. Ph., and Cheryl Sterling Pharmacy Scholarship

David and Karen '77 Eubanks Nursing Endowment

DeBow and Catherine Freed Academic Scholars Award Endowment

DeBow and Catherine Freed Endowment for the Arts

Don and Brenda '90 Collins Scholarship

Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Stevenson College of Science Research Endowment

Dr. C. Michael and Melanie Kerns Scholarship

Dr. Eugene K. Eakin Scholarship

Earl M. Fletcher '75 Scholarship

Echo Zimmerman Memorial Scholarship

Emily Apt Geer Memorial Scholarship

Findlay Green Campus Initiative Scholarship

Jack '65 and Jeanne '66 Wasbro Business Scholarship

Jack '65 and Jeanne '66 Wasbro Education Scholarship

James M. Schmidt Mathematics Scholarship

Jerry L. Smith Operating Scholarship Fund

John C. and Audrice M. Hutson Scholarship

Joseph and Judith Conda Tales for Tots Endowment

Joseph and Marilyn (Kempsell) Klingler Business Scholarship

Joseph and Marilyn (Kempsell) Klingler Instrumental Music Scholarship

Joseph and Marilyn (Kempsell) Klingler Music Program Endowment

Katherine L. and Roy R. Schwinn Scholarship

Klingler Instrumental Music Operating Scholarship

Larry G. White Scholarship

Leah Huffman Buchanan Scholarship

Louise and Florence Burkey - Evelyn Hamilton Scholarship

Margaret E. Wetzler '92 Endowment

Marguerite Platt Winkle Memorial Educational

Programming Endowment

Mazza Enthusiasts Past Chair Endowment

Michael H. ('88) and Anne A. (Harrington '89)

Mallett Basketball Endowment

Mike and Judy Tesnow Greer Scholarship

Nancy Moody-Russo Physician Assistant Program Endowment

Natalie L. Powelson Horsemanship School Endowment

Pamela M. Hixon Memorial Nursing Scholarship

Rice-Root Scholarship

Sigma Kappa Sorority Scholarship

Terhark Family Scholarship

Theta Tau Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority Award (Endowment)

Thomas Robert '67 and Roseann (Keller '68)

Samson Scholarship

Troy Berry '92 Scholarship

UF Graduate Research and Scholarship

University of Findlay Board of Trustees 2017-18*

A.R. Charnes '66, Chair

Chris Ostrander, Vice Chair

Katherine Fell, Ph.D., Member by virtue of office without vote

Pamela K.M. Beall '78

C. Richard Beckett, Retired Chair

Tod Beckett

Sherri Garner

Brumbaugh

Lynn R. Child

Clifford C. Cook

Craig A. Crotteau

Melissa Duflock '89

J. Lance Finley

Michael Harrington

John Haywood

Karl L. Heminger

Duane E. Jebbett

Dan Kennard

Kolleen Kirk

Philip Kortokrax '90

L. Don Manley

Tim Nesler '77

C. Paul Palmer IV

William H. Reist '73

Brant K. Rhoad '00

Edward L. Rosenberry

Philip J. Scott '88

George M. Showers

Lisa M. Vignerot '86, '97

Michael Walker

Brian Washington

Billy J. Watterson '96

Brian Young *As of October 2018

Board of Counselors

The University of Findlay Board of Counselors includes alumni, parents and friends of the University who are committed to the growth and development of the University and its mission. They offer insights to University leadership based on their career perspectives from a variety of fields and act as valuable partners for the institution.

Vivian Andrews

Winzer Andrews

Karen Beard ‘96

Molly Benson

Angela Briggs

Joseph Conda

Charles Daniels ’97, ‘01

Annett Guglielmi

Michael Needler

Richard Norton

Mark Pitts ‘85

J. Alec Reinhardt

Sandra Reinhardt

Joy Romero ‘99

Ray Romero ‘00

Jeffrey Sailer

Reports for 2017-18 prepared by

Jennifer Dykes

Dane Erford

Zach Huber

Gary and Shirley Cole Nursing Scholarship

Gary L. and Laura G. Thomas Biology

Scholarship

Gary L. and Laura G. Thomas Psychology Scholarship

Gebhardt Memorial Fund for English Faculty Development Endowment

Committee Endowment

Velva Spencer Memorial Nursing Scholarship

William Rumbold WLFC/Findlay Media

Network Scholarship

Worstell Family Endowment

Derek Hutchinson ‘88

Paul Kalmbach

David Kuhl

Elaine Little

Rick Little ‘88

Michael Mallett ‘88

Josh Schoenberger ‘01

Jennifer Smith ‘91

Kimberly Stumpp ‘96

Terry Terhark ‘06

Chester Yeager ‘95

Donor Impact

Receiving and Giving: Scholarship Story

privately funded scholarships that helped to make college a reality for me. Decades later, I still remember the joy and awe of opening those envelopes and learning that someone I had never met was helping to invest in my future.

At college, I was amazed at the variety of classes offered, and I truly loved learning most of the general education curriculum. Many of the classes explored topics previously unknown to me, and introduced me to a wealth of information about philosophy, debate, world history and cultures, and so many other subjects. While the deadlines for research papers weren’t always cherished, the subjects explored and in-depth knowledge acquired have shaped my life in multiple ways. Even geology – my least favorite undergraduate class – has come in handy during trips out west, having a very basic knowledge of the beautiful mountains and unusual rock formations. A trip to England was planned around exploring favorite authors from an English literature class.

I got involved in the campus scene right away, and I loved the activities and the leadership development skills that come from extracurricular activities. Working with other students to get a daily newspaper out on time, and rehearsing with others to take a very difficult piece of music and ultimately perform on stage singing beautiful 4-part harmony together prepares one well for working with others in any workplace.

When I reflect on my college experience, it really is no surprise that I ultimately chose a career in the field of advancement, where I have the opportunity to encourage people who love education and helping others to provide future students with an opportunity to open their minds, learn from and with others, and explore their dreams. It allows me to keep learning, too.

In gratitude,

Marcia Sloan Latta, Ed.D.

Vice President for University Advancement

The University of Findlay’s sixth annual Winter College will feature:

The Art of Inspiring Entrepreneurial Thinking in All Ways of Life

Scott Grant, Ed.D. ‘04, M’06, Assistant Professor, Adam Twining ‘17 & Rob Book ‘17

Fit to Achieve Jim Steffen ‘94, Owner, America’s Fun Fitness Coach

Critical Decisions: Guiding Senior Leaders on Protecting Our Nation in Times of Disaster

Chaplain (Brigadier General)

Kenneth “Ed” Brandt ’81, Senior Army National Guard Chaplain & Army Deputy Chief of Chaplains for the Army National Guard

For more information and other events in the area, visit www. findlay.edu/events

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship for Women Established

The demand for digital technology professionals is skyrocketing. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projections, there will be a 13 percent growth increase projection in this field, leading to 557,000 more well-paying jobs through 2026. Yet women in the United States are increasingly forsaking computer science careers. ComputerScience.org. predicts “the vast majority of computer science jobs will be pursued and filled by men.” Moreover, this trend has only increased since the 1990s, the website reported, noting, “There is a clear disconnect between the computer science industry and the message girls receive about their ability to succeed in tech organizations.”

These statistics are also reflected within the University of Findlay’s classrooms. During the 2017-2018 school year, only 13 percent of students enrolled in UF’s Computer Science Program at the undergraduate level were women, while 35 percent accounted for enrollment in the Master of Science in Applied Security and Analytics Program.

In response to the gender gap, the University applied for and received $150,000 to provide three $2,500 endowed scholarships annually to women pursuing computer science degrees.

Funding is provided by the Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund through Fifth Third Bank. The fund was established in 1908 in Cincinnati, Ohio by Jacob G. Schmidlapp in honor of his daughter who died in a car accident. Schmidlapp founded Union Savings and Trust, which later merged into what is now Fifth Third Bancorp, Philanthropy Ohio. He instructed the fund’s trustees to make grants that would aid women to establish themselves in life.

Today, the Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund is the largest fund in the country dedicated exclusively to the needs of women and girls.

The first three University of Findlay Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship recipients are Jacqueline Nobora, a senior from Eastlake, Ohio; Morgen Long, a junior from Findlay, Ohio; and Lillian Siefker, a freshman from Ottawa, Ohio.

Nobora, Long and Siefker will also benefit beyond the much-needed funding that will help them pay tuition. They will also interact with Choose Ohio First (COF) Scholars, who are state scholarship recipients pursuing science, technology, engineering, math and medicine degrees. These collaborations “will keep them engaged with professionals through mentoring,

professional meetings and guest speaker opportunities,” said Mary Jo Geise, Ph.D., computer science professor and cochair of the Computer Science Program. “As their major project, they will work with the COF Scholars to develop an Hour of Code program for the Marathon IT Explorer group in April, and present on their preparation experience at UF’s annual Symposium for Scholarship and Creativity.”

Scholarship winners will also become involved in the Association for Computing Machinery – Women, a group established between industry professionals and faculty at UF, Bowling Green State University and University of Toledo; and will attend the Ohio Celebration of Women in Computing 2019 conference, a biannual event that gives young women the opportunity to explore internet technology careers, network with others, and meet potential mentors thanks to women leaders from business, industry and academia.

Geise said the University of Findlay is excited to offer women such substantial computer science scholarships that will enable them to land valuable, lucrative jobs in this dynamic, fast-paced professional field.

Findlay’s computer science courses offer lessons in objectoriented programming languages, client-server applications development and data communication.

Schmidlapp Computer Science Scholarship recipients, Lillian, Morgen and Jacqueline.

100% Oilers Campaign Nets Nearly $200,000

Without exceptionally generous outside donors, University of Findlay students would have a much more difficult time being able to afford degrees that allow them to pursue lives and careers of service and fulfillment, and the University itself would have a harder time providing the top-notch education that distinguishes this institution. Contributing to that generosity are faculty and staff contributions that also make a big difference in students’ academic lives.

Each year, the 100% Oilers employee giving campaign asks University of Findlay faculty and staff to pitch in with financial assistance, of any amount they choose, for whatever UF-related area they feel merits their money. Faculty and staff, like anyone else, can therefore donate to a scholarship fund, student organization, the Mazza Museum Fund, the Business Affiliates Scholarship program, and so much more.

The campaign is meant to encourage employees to pause and consider the impact that their time, expertise and financial resources have on students and on the campus’ day-

2017-18

to-day operations. It’s also an opportunity for the campus community to cohesively reaffirm and uphold the university’s educational mission.

The fiscal year 2018 100% Oilers campaign ended up being a particularly successful one. According to Kelly M. Warner, director of annual giving for UF’s Advancement Office, faculty and staff gave back a whopping $196,000. Out of the University’s 15 departments, eight had 100 percent campaign participation.

Overall, the campaign “secured 86.7 percent participation from employees, which is an all-time record,” said Warner. Two years ago, the effort had an 80.5 percent participation rate.

Graduate Giving Program Showcases Student Philanthropy

service projects, the value of lifelong giving is emphasized right from the start at the University of Findlay. That focus now extends to the award-winning and increasingly popular Graduating Class Philanthropy Honor Cord Program. Beginning with the Class of 2016, it was created to enhance the annual graduating class gift effort. The program includes financial, educational and service components that engage students in selfless service and set the stage for future philanthropic endeavors.

To earn a green cord for donning at commencement, each student must make a donation in the amount of their class year ($20.18 for this year) or greater. The money is used to create a Findlay Forward Scholarship; this year, a basketball 3-point shooting contest among members of the University’s six colleges determined an incoming freshman in the College of Pharmacy was to be the scholarship recipient.

Other program requirements are determined by each graduating class. For instance, attendance at educational events that focus on philanthropic community impact, and volunteering for various organizations on and off campus have been required.

When the program was launched, the Independent College Advancement Association conferred upon UF its

or teams that have developed innovative programs, tools and systems,” and recognizes best practices in the higher education advancement field.

On Nov. 14, Taylor Brubaker ’18 received the Outstanding Young Philanthropy Award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals of Northwest Ohio Chapter. She earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy while leading the Graduating Class Philanthropy Honor Cord Program committee.

The program’s growing success is evidenced by this year’s statistics. According to Kelly Anderson, director of annual giving, 202 financial gifts were received as of spring 2018 commencement, up from 147 in 2017 and 106 in 2016. Overall senior contributions for undergraduates and graduate students totaled just over $4,200. Those who proudly wore philanthropy cords at the May commencement ceremony totaled 186.

Other University of Findlay giving efforts geared toward student participation, such as Oilers Serving Abroad, Dance Marathon and Habitat for Humanity campus chapter provide continuous ways for students to help others throughout their academic career.

Shafer Library

As

a Matter of Fact: Shafer

Library’s

50th Anniversary Celebration is Cause for Contemplation

Shafer Library’s story has been shared within the line of volunteers who transported books from their previous home in Old Main, within its stacks featuring tomes about subjects ranging from women’s suffrage to organic chemistry, and between workers who make it possible for others to shape narratives and convey knowledge.

And yet, as digital communication increases, many of us now tend to take the library for granted. After all, there is not as frequent of a physiological connection forged between person and paper as there used to be when, say, the library’s card catalog in multiple narrow drawers and books arranged by the Dewey Decimal System were the only ways to find sources. Contrasted with today, scholarly information can be accessed with a phone from any location in the world via Shafer’s website. Books and articles are electronically read,

or books not in Shafer’s stacks are borrowed from other institutions in the state and delivered to campus in three days or less.

Then what, you may wonder, does the present and future look like for Shafer Library?

According to University Librarian Andrew Whitis, the library may be more important to us now than it has ever been.

Here’s why:

First, as digital theory scholars will attest, accessibility is a key component to meaning making. For the UF community involved in studies, research and general knowledge acquisition, Shafer provides the information-finding means, both online and in person. Need to find out about the

prevalence of mental disorders among those within the juvenile justice system? Want to better understand the affect that Alex Jones’ Sandy Hook conspiracy theories have on the families of the deceased? Shafer Library will help you find what you need in those regards.

Second, (speaking of conspiracy theories), Whitis added that another essential duty of librarians is to help people separate fact from fiction, to effectively evaluate sources, and to critically consider the information they’re receiving. Shafer Library staffers can help you determine how to “validate if information is correct or incorrect,” and how to understand the difference between fact and truth. Digital dissemination has served to improve open access to information, which has also provided a much larger portal for opinions that pose as facts.

Within UF’s “Principles of Speech” introductory course, the library orientation curriculum is changing to focus more on source evaluating, Whitis said.

And, of course, Shafer Library still has operational costs, which people also tend to forget about. “Access to information

has changed a lot, but it’s never free,” Whitis pointed out. From a tangible standpoint, Whitis maintains Shafer Library will always occupy physical space, regardless of digital discourse proliferation. It will house infrastructure to support digital access, and workers to manage and provide information; it isn’t called “library science” for nothing.

Today, Shafer also has many services that require physical presence, such as its One Button Studios that enable people to record video and audio, and 3-D printers that students and instructors use for hands-on learning with the help of Information Technology Services staff. In a past-meets-present moment, Class of 1968 members, whose commencement ceremony was held at Shafer, learned of these amenities during a 2018 Homecoming and Family Weekend tour.

Despite the passage of time, however, the library is, and always will be, “the common area where people across disciplines can work and share knowledge,” Whitis said.

Alumni Events

Visit www.findlay.edu/homecoming to see more photos from this year's Homecoming & Family Weekend.

Don't miss out on an alumni and friends University of Findlay event!

Dec. 7 - 9 UF Weekend at Kalahari Sandusky, OH

Dec. 9 Chicago Alumni & Friends Reception

Dec. 29 Celebration of the 2009 National Championship Basketball Team

Jan. 4, 2019 Diagnostic Services Ceremony

Jan. 26, 2019 Toledo Walleye Game and Alumni & Friends Reception

Feb. 2, 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame

Feb. 11, 2019 Tampa/St. Petersburg Alumni & Friends Reception

Feb. 12, 2019 Little Toot Tugboat at the Marina at Edison Ford

Feb. 13, 2019 COE Alumni & Friends Reception Columbus, OH

Feb. 23, 2019 Pre-Vet Alumni Reception Columbus, OH

TBA Tennessee Titans Tour at St. Thomas Sports Park

Mar. 22, 2019 OHSAA Boy’s Basketball Brunch Columbus, OH April 10,17, 24 Lifelong Learning Connections May 1726, 2019 Sunny Portugal Trip

and

Alumni gather at the Rochester Mills Production Brewery Tour and Tasting event in May in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

Rochester Mills Production Brewery Tour

Tasting School

UF Trustee and Rochester Mills Production Brewery co-owner, Mike Harrington gives a tour.

Class Notes

1960s

Richard Leslie ‘60 of Federicksburg, Maryland, recently retired.

1970s

Janice (Stewart) Nemcik ‘72 of Park City, Utah, recently retired in Park City.

Dean Adler ’76 of Findlay, Ohio recently retired as the water and sewer billing supervisor for the City of Findlay.

Paul Baransy ’76 recently completed a band composition titled “We Stick Together." The piece, for narrator and band, recounts the story of the five Sullivan brothers who all perished when their ship, the Juneau, was struck by a torpedo during World War II. The composition debuted on June 7, 2018 with a performance by the Waterloo, Iowa Municipal Band.

1980s

Dan Huss ’83, a former UF instructor, competed with Ms. Dreamy at the World Equestrian Games (WEG) held in North Carolina in September 2018, one of the premiere world equestrian competitions. He won a silver medal in individual competition and contributed to Team USA’s gold medal.

Marshelle (Grimes) Ball ‘87 of Severn, Maryland, is an agent/owner for State Farm in Annapolis, Maryland.

1990s

Sara (Jane) Ainsworth ‘91 of Wapakoneta, Ohio is a Spanish teacher for Delphos City Schools in Delphos, Ohio.

Harry McCann ‘99 of Chickamauga, Georgia is an environmental manager for the Tennessee Department of Environment and

Conservation in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

2000s

Angela (Desh) Modrell ‘00 of Fairbanks, Alaska, is a dispatcher for Fairbanks Emergency Communication Center in Fairbanks.

Fred Ravenscraft ’00, M‘01 of Denver, North Carolina, is a senior health and safety professional for Duke Energy in Huntersville, North Carolina.

Cory Miller M‘04 of Dayton, Ohio is the principal for Mad River Local Schools in Riverside, Ohio.

Jessica (Pritts) Gilmore ‘04 of Columbus, Ohio, is a talent acquisition manager for The Superior Group in Columbus.

Vernon Burden ‘05 of Farmington Hills, Michigan, is an assistant principal for Lake Orion Community Schools in Lake Orion, Michigan.

Abby (Hinkle) Waid M‘08 of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, is a business systems consultant IV for Progressive in Mayfield Village, Ohio.

Christine (Erisman) Adams AA‘09 of Oakwood, Ohio is an artisan for Self-Fizzics Bath Bombs in Oakwood.

Gordon Estlack M’09 of Findlay, Ohio, is a physical therapist for Ohio Orthopedics and Sports Medicine in Findlay.

William Katon ‘09 of Crown Point, Indiana, is an EHS manager for Aquestive Therapeutics Inc. in Warren, New Jersey.

2010s

Megan Ehora M‘12 of Eden Prairie, Minnesota, is a diversity recruiter for Best Buy Corporate in Richfield, Minnesota.

Kayla (Hoody) Theis ’13 of Tiffin, Ohio, is a purchasing coordinator for Kalmbach Feeds in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

Shelby (Koenig) Heilman ‘14 of Delphos, Ohio is a teacher for Lima City Schools in Lima, Ohio.

Whitney (Anne Like) Sims ’11, M‘14 of Findlay, Ohio, is an orthopedic sports medicine physician assistant at Orthopedic Institute of Ohio in Lima, Ohio.

Christopher Myers ’13, M‘15 of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, is an occupational therapist for the U.S. Army in Fort Campbell.

Lauren Illencik ‘16 M’17 of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is an occupational therapist for Grand Strand Medical Center in Myrtle Beach.

Nick Thompson ‘16 of Bexley, Ohio is a corporate and social events coordinator for La Navona in Gahanna, Ohio.

Laura (Luckey) King ‘16 M’17, of Mansfield, Ohio, is an occupational therapist at Mansfield Hospital.

Jaime (Hanson) Lehtomaa ‘17 of Findlay, Ohio, is a shelter case manager for Findlay Hope House for the Homeless in Findlay.

Britney (McIntosh) Rackley ‘17 of Pandora, Ohio, is a high school teacher for Elida Schools in Elida, Ohio.

Manish Rijal M‘17 of Sturgis, Michigan, is an analytical chemist for Abbott Nutrition in Sturgis.

Laura (Luckey) King ‘16 M’17, of Mansfield, Ohio, is an occupational therapist at Mansfield Hospital.

Marriages & Births

Marriages

Amanda (Kruger) Arlt ‘06 and John Arlt were married on Dec. 15, 2016, they reside in Bancroft, Michigan.

Teresa (Schultz) Dowling ‘15 and Jake Dowling ‘13 were married on July 4, 2018. They reside in Wapakoneta, Ohio.

Rashmi Jha M’16 and Ethan Murnahan were married on Dec. 8, 2017. They reside in Findlay, Ohio.

Laura Luckey King ‘16, M‘17 and Brandon King ‘15 were married on July 28, 2018. They reside in Mansfield, Ohio.

Births and Adoptions

Christine (Erisman) Adams AA’09 and Christopher J. Adams of Oakwood, Ohio welcomed their son, Elliott James Adams, on Oct. 21, 2016.

Ashley (Gallo) Armenta ‘07 and John Armenta of Buffalo Grove, Illinois welcomed their son, Kairo Wade Armenta, on Aug. 5, 2018.

Amanda (Kruger) Arlt ‘06 and John Arlt of Bancroft, Michigan welcomed their daughter, Memphis Arlt, on Sept. 13, 2017.

Hillary (Risser) Beach ‘11 and Austin Beach ‘06 of Jenera, Ohio welcomed their daughter, Hazel Elizabeth Beach, on Aug. 23, 2017.

Daniel Beard ’12 and Tiffany (Corder) Beard (student) welcomed their son, Oliver Reid Beard, on Jan. 17, 2018. The family resides in Findlay, Ohio.

Jack Beuschlein, III ‘04 and Darlene Herzog-Beuschlein ‘04 of Findlay, Ohio welcomed their son, Gavin Michael Beuschlein, on Dec. 30, 2017.

Mike Leddy ’08, M‘11 and Alyssa Baz were married on June 17, 2017. They reside in Findlay, Ohio.

Britney (McIntosh) Rackley ‘17 and Nick Rackley ‘14, M‘18 were married on Dec. 16, 2017. They reside in Pandora, Ohio

Jon Shollenberger ‘15 and Mandy Gladczak ‘14 were married on Sept. 22, 2017. They reside in Fort Worth, Texas.

Whitney (Anne Like) Sims, PA-C, ‘11, M‘14 and Steve Sims ‘10 were married on June 11, 2016. They reside in Findlay, Ohio.

Kayla (Hoody) Theis ‘13 and Josh Theis were married on Oct. 14, 2018. They reside in Tiffin, Ohio.

Megan (Halsey) Wingate ‘14 and Ashton Wingate were married on June 9, 2018. They reside in Findlay, Ohio.

Emily (Pagemarker) Young ‘12 and Karl Young were married on Aug. 17, 2013. They reside in Lima, Ohio.

In Memory

Sarah (Steinbrunner) Jansen ‘14 and Jeremy Jansen of Tipp City, Ohio welcomed their son, Henry Samuel Jansen, on April 17, 2018.

Michael Kinder ‘05, M‘09 and Kathleen Kinder welcomed their son, Tobias Andrew Nicholas Kinder, on April 11, 2018. The family resides in Homerville, Ohio.

Allison Kuhnle ‘04, M‘06 and Mark Kuhnle ‘02 of Vermillion, Ohio welcomed their daughter, Alexandra Marie Kuhnle, on July 19, 2018.

Mike Leddy ’08, M‘11 and Alyssa Leddy of Findlay, Ohio welcomed their daughter, Charlotte Jane Leddy, on May 21, 2018.

Cory Miller ’02, M‘04 and Kylie Miller ‘03 of Dayton, Ohio welcomed their daughter, Chloe Victoria Miller, on July 26, 2017.

Lauren (Jones) Patterson ‘10, DPT ‘12, and Dakel K. Patterson ‘05, M‘10 welcomed the births of their son, Eli Patterson, on July 10, 2018; and their daughter, Laila Patterson, on Dec. 10, 2013. The family resides in Findlay, Ohio.

Teresa (Rhinock) Pietrzyk M‘06 and Edward Pietrzyk of Elida, Ohio welcomed their daughter, Abilene Rose Pietrzyk on June 3, 2018.

Megan (Rhoades) Rowe ’13 and Lucas Rowe of Upper Sandusky welcomed their son, Holden Rowe, on Oct. 19, 2017.

Ganga Shrestha M‘08 and Shambhu Shrestha of Chino, California welcomed their daughter, Greisha Shrestha, on Dec. 9, 2017.

Austin Slayter ‘09 and Meredith Slayter of Fishers, Indiana welcomed their daughter, Paige Elizabeth Slayter, on April 13, 2018.

Theresa (Schroeder) Snook ‘10 and Richard Snook welcomed their son, Vincent Snook, on June 16, 2018. The family resides in Findlay, Ohio.

Suzanne (Lifer) Surowiec, Pharm.D. ‘13 and Mark Surowiec, Pharm.D. ‘12 welcomed their son, Ethan Gregory Surowiec, on April 23, 2018. The family resides in Findlay, Ohio.

Alumni

1940s

Edith C. Duffield ’40

June 16, 2018

Vera M. Musgrave ’45 Dec. 22, 2018

1950s

Natalie E. (Welly) Oberholtzer ‘50 Aug. 15, 2018

Martha L. (Fox) Crawford ’51 April 2, 2018

1960s

Gordon F. Miller ’60, M’96 Aug. 17, 2018

Shirley A. Einkopf ’62 Sept. 16, 2018

James J. Showers ’67 July 7, 2018

David E. Hatcher ’68 June 9, 2018

Friends

James F. Brucklacher April 27, 2018

Gary L. Cramer Aug. 8, 2018

Sharon L. Croy June 18, 2018

Thomas L. Eatherton Aug. 29, 2018

Philip S. Furnas May 12, 2018

Jean L. Hutchison May 22, 2018

Mary Lou Hiser ’69 June 17, 2018

1980s

William J. Kuhlman ’81 Aug. 10, 2018

Richard L. Regan ’86 April 14, 2018

Darryl Woods ’86 April 12, 2018

Wayne C. Murray ’88 Sept. 14, 2018

1990s

Terence M. Garrison M’95 May 5, 2018

2000s

Vicki A. (Treier) Insley M’03 Aug. 16, 2018

Marcus A. Taylor May 22, 2018

Charles W. Weasel April 5, 2018

The following passages were shared with the University of Findlay for publication

A. Gail Dunn ’52 died on May 10, 2018 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Findlay College with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and History, and from Winebrenner Theological Seminary with a Bachelor of Divinity degree in 1955. He was also awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity in 1983, and was named a distinguished alumnus in 1995. Dr. Dunn served the Sugar Ridge, Ohio, Anthony Wayne, Indiana, and Mendon, Ohio churches before being transferred to Harrisburg First Church of God in 1967. He served Harrisburg First until being named the Conference Superintendent in 1984. Dr. Dunn retired from active ministry in 1994. Rev. Dr. Dunn served as a member and chairman of the Board of Trustees of Winebrenner

Theological Seminary from 1971-1995 and held numerous leadership roles in the Churches of God including President of the Denomination, President of

the Ohio Conference, Chairman of the Commission on Publications, and Chairman of the Board of the Carlisle Church of God Home. Rev. Dr. Dunn is survived by his sons, Rev. Dr. Stephen L. (Dianne) Dunn and Mark L. (Beth) Dunn, all of Chambersburg, and, daughters, Gaye Lynn (Scott) Hicks and Karen L. Anthony, all of Harrisburg, and 10 grandchildren, and eight greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marilyn (Reames) Dunn ’65.

Lester C. Baum ’53 died on Sept. 22, 2018 at his home in Urbana, Ohio. He graduated from Findlay College with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce and earned a master’s degree from Oklahoma State University. He was a World War II U.S. Navy veteran who won the title of All-Navy and Marine Wrestling Champion in 1948 and was

Ivan E. Frick ’49, former Findlay College president, died on Aug. 25, 2018. Dr. Frick graduated from Findlay, College in 1949 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Chemistry. He held theological degrees from Lancaster Theological Seminary (1952) and from the Graduate School of Theology at Oberlin College (1955). In 1959 he earned his Ph.D. in the Philosophy of Religion from Columbia University/Union Theological Seminary. Ordained as a minister in 1951, he pastored churches in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, then taught theology, religion and philosophy at Findlay College. After being appointed assistant to the president in 1963, he served as Findlay’s president from 1964-1971. His tenure saw the restoration of the college’s accreditation, an improvement in its financial health, and an expansion of its physical plant through the construction of four buildings. Among numerous awards and degrees from Findlay, he received a Doctor of Humane Letters in 1976. In November 1971, Dr. Frick assumed the presidency of Elmhurst College. He and his wife Ruth ‘50, the college’s first lady, faithfully served in their roles until retirement on July 1, 1994. He is survived by two sons, David Frick, Albany, California, and Daniel Frick, husband of Tamara Goeglein, Lancaster; and a daughter, Susan, wife of Ronald Searl, Westmont, Illinois. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Ruth.

inducted into the University of Findlay Athletic Hall of Fame. He spent the majority of his career teaching and coaching wresting at the collegiate level, and enjoyed officiating sporting events, organizing OHSAA tournaments, and selling Reslite mats. He is survived by his wife, Eleanor (Steiner) Baum; daughters, Linda (Dan) Lukac, Lillian (Todd) Zimmerman, Lenore (David) Morton, Lisa (Tom) Leedy, and Laura (Clark) Taylor; a son, Loren (Caroline) Baum; and 18 grandchildren.

Frederick J. Crates ’54 died on May 11, 2018 in Findlay, Ohio. He graduated from Findlay College with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and from Northern Michigan University with a master’s degree in biological sciences. He was married to Dr. Kathleen (Child ’69) Crates ’69, University of Findlay Trustee Emeritus, assistant professor of education and former alumni advisory board member, who survives him. He served an intensive externship at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and joined two biological field expeditions to Mexico with Richard "Doc" Phillips. Fred became a biology teacher at Arcadia, then taught at Glenwood Middle School; ultimately, he professionally settled at Findlay High School where he taught biology. He later worked as the director of research and development at Hancor, Inc., the family business, and became an independent wastewater and groundwater consultant. He retired in 1995. Fred is survived by children James Crates (Stephanie) and Krista Crates ’92 Miller (Mark), and five grandchildren.

Harriet A. (Varano) Sanders ’57 died on Aug. 23, 2018. She graduated from Findlay College with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Physical Science. She is survived by her husband, Russel Sanders ’56 of Rocky River, Ohio. She was preceded in death by her son, Dwight Sanders. Graduate of Findlay College. Mrs. Sanders taught in the Findlay and Lakewood public secondary schools, and was a Cleveland Sight Center volunteer.

Michael John Zegarelli ’77 died April 27, 2018. He attended Findlay College where he played Division II football with his lifelong friend and fellow roommate, Al Niswander of Ohio, and graduated with a degree in sociology. He went on to graduate from the College of Saint Rose with a master’s degree in special education. Mike became a special education teacher in the Utica City School District where he worked for over 25 years until his retirement in 2012. He also held a position in the Utica School District for over 20 years as a coach for many sports including wrestling, baseball, softball, and most important to him, football. He joined the Utica College Football staff in the summer of 2002 where he coached for 13 years until he retired from coaching in the summer of 2015. He is survived by his wife, Antoinette of Utica; mother, Thelma; and his son, Michael J. Zegarelli II.

William Kuhlman ’81 died on August 10, 2018. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Findlay with a degree in speech. Bill was a real estate agent. He was a longtime member of the National Association of Realtors and a Certified Residential Specialist (CRS). He served on the Ethics, Forms, and Arbitration Hearing Committees of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, and on the Quality of Life Presidential Advisory Group and Technology Committee of the Massachusetts Association of Realtors (MAR), and was a trained mediator for both organizations. In 2005, he was one of 12 realtors selected from the 22,000 members of MAR to participate in its first-ever Leadership Development Academy. He served as president of the board of directors for the Massachusetts Association of Buyer Agents in 2007, 2008, and 2010, was voted Massachusetts CRS of the Year in 2010, and then became president of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Council of Residential Specialists (now known as the Residential Real Estate Council (RRC)) for 2012. In 2018, he was awarded the Profile in Courage Award by the New England Region RRC. He is survived by his wife, Jodine (Vick ‘81) Kuhlman, and daughter, Elizabeth

Kuhlman. He is also survived by his brothers, Richard Kuhlman and John Kuhlman, and by his sisters, Mary Harshfield, Maggie Kuhlman Meyer, and Kathy Kuhlman Klingler.

Terence M. Garrison ’95 died May 5, 2018 in Urbana, Ohio. He was a member of the first class to earn a Master of Science in Environmental Management from the University of Findlay, and earned a degree in agriculture from The Ohio State University. He enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and was stationed at Vandenberg AFB, California for four years. He completed a one-year internship in environmental management at a federal training center in Battle Creek, Michigan and was hired at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, where he spent his 30-year career with the Air Force Research Laboratories. The high point of his career was leading a team that won the Ohio Governor’s Award for Pollution Prevention by being the first to create a bar code system to inventory and manage hazardous materials used in research. His office coffee mug said, “If it blows or glows call us.” Mr. Garrison is survived by his wife, Patricia “Trish” (Wright) Garrison; three children, Emily Garrison of Phoenix, Arizona, Nathan (Tina) Garrison of Marysville, Ohio, and Seth Garrison of Phoenix, Arizona; and two grandchildren

Mackenzie A. Guilford ’18 died on July 1, 2018 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Findlay in spring 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in health sciences and pre-occupational therapy, and had begun her graduate studies. She had been a member of several honor societies on campus, such as the Graduating Class Philanthropy Honor Cord Program, and was a member of the Newman Club of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church. She is survived by her parents, Eric and Jodi (Wood) Guilford of Defiance, Ohio; and brothers, Scott and Rickie Guilford of Defiance.

Jane Wobser, a former University of Findlay diving coach, died on Sept. 23, 2018. While leading the dive program from 2001-2003, and from 2006-2014, her team made its first NCAA Division II national championship qualifier, and developed a number of athletes who won accolades. She was an accomplished swimmer and coach herself, earning spots in both her high school and college’s halls of fame, state titles in high school, and was a fourtime All American at the University of Tennessee. She also qualified for the Olympic Trials in 1988. She is survived by her husband, Jeff Wobser, and mother, Helen Phoebe Anthony.

Class notes for this issue were received by Sept. 30, 2018.

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Clarence Lee DeTray, ’99 died in Oak Harbor, Ohio on Aug. 18, 2018. He would later receive his Bachelor of Science from the University of Findlay in 1999. Clancy was employed by First Energy and worked at the Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Plant in Oak Harbor where he had 40 years of service. He spent his first 20 years in security and the last 20 years in quality assurance. Along with his employment at Davis-Besse, he became a Certified Peace Officer in 1975 and was hired by the Village of Oak Harbor in 1976 as a part-time police officer until his retirement in 2016. He is survived by his wife of 45 years, Kay DeTray of Oak Harbor; children, Chris (Heather) DeTray of Oak Harbor, Scott (Melissa) DeTray of Brecksville, Ohio, and Valerie (Derek) Buckley of Columbus, Ohio; five grandchildren, Celia, Lily, Ella, Hayley, and Clifford DeTray; and three step-grandchildren, Derek, Dylan, and Makena Gottron.

End Notes Archives

Dear Alumni and Friends,

As I look back on my college experience at the University of Findlay, I have many fond memories. Athletics occupied a large part of my college years, but that wasn’t the only aspect that made the University of Findlay special.

The transition from Hollywood, Florida to Findlay, Ohio was a real shock. The region is sandwiched between the spring break capital of Ft. Lauderdale to the north and trendy Miami to the south, which meant there was plenty of action, adventure, as well as trouble all around, especially during the 1980s. The fast living, money and women depicted by the hit show “Miami Vice” was accurate about South Florida. Thankfully, I had a great family who kept me in line, particularly my aunts, mother and grandmother.

I generally have a balanced, but reserved demeanor. Therefore, at times when I struggled with homesickness or other issues while at UF, I never shared them too often. Yet people still cared.

What made Findlay special was not so much our success in athletics but the people with whom I forged lasting personal connections. Yes, everyone knows I had a great coach, coaching staff and team, all of whom I still keep in touch with. But the individuals who really made a difference were former UF Trustee Jerry Howard and his wife, Dona; Don Collins, my academic coach; and Coach Curtis Davidson. It is true that institutions need to have interactive programming and activities that develop students and get them involved, but what is most often overlooked is the establishing of personal connections.

Spending time with the Howards in their home after games was invaluable as I could not go home on the weekends like most of my teammates and their families could. Watching Jerry, an exemplary husband and father, and his wonderful wife Dona, whom I viewed as a mother figure, gave me the vision for what I wanted my family to be like later in life. Coach Davidson checked in constantly to ask about me and my family. Don Collins got on me constantly about my grades and the importance of my education.

For much of what I do today, personally and professionally, the foundation was laid at Findlay, which ensures that students always feel like they matter. That is exactly what each person that I mentioned did for me, and what made my time at Findlay special.

Go Oilers!

DeMya T. Wimberly ’94, President Alumni Association Board of Governors

Alumni Association

Board of Governors

2018-19

Officers

President

DeMya Wimberly '94

Vice President

Nicole (Hauenstein) Busey '99

Past President

Kelly (Zink) Ernst '03

Elected Representatives (3 year terms)

Ann (DeHaven) Barkalow ’70

Suzzette Boyd ‘97

Preston Eberlyn ’15

Tom Jakubiec ‘73

Jennia Knestrick’94

Kathy Myers M’09

Dean Plott ’93

Alissa (Simpson) Preston '01

Jennifer (Reinhart) Schoenberger ’99

Teresa (McIntosh) Steed ‘92

Brian Treece ’01 MAE ’02

Margaret Wetzler '92

Appointed Representatives (2 year terms)

Mike Kantner ’04 M’06

Forrest Miller ’17

Student Representatives (2 year appointments)

College of Business

Tyler Adkins

College of Liberal Arts

Karissa Belle Payne

College of Education

Sara Tomko

College of Health Professions

Audrey Lea Marshall

College of Pharmacy

Thomas Brown

College of Science

Olivia Coppler

Senior Class President

Emily Moore

SGA President

AJ Kittle

STAR Representative

Katie Koomar

From the 1978 Findlay College Argus ... I can't see Old Main!! ... no electricity for 13 hours ... brrrrrrrrr ... parties to keep warm ... Henderson meals by flashlight ... burst water pipes in residence halls ... Ralph on 52-hour call ... Bare Hall dance ... National Guard digs Findlay out ...

The Blizzard of 1978