focus on philanthropy
Victoria University Heritage Society Members Victoria University gratefully recognizes the following people who have declared their intention to include Victoria in their estate’s charitable giving plans. Phyllis D. Airhart Roy Allen 5T0 and Elizabeth Allen 5T6 Peter Allison 8T8 and Robin (Hollands) Allison 8T9 E. Patricia Andrews 4T0 John and Barbara Armstrong 8T2 Doris A. (Jessinghouse) Arnold 6T6 Jeanine C. (MacDonald) Avigdor 5T4 G. William Bahen 5T0 Gillian (Smiley) Bartlett 7T0 and Kenneth R. Bartlett 7T1 John Baty 6T6 Bernice and Claude Bell 5T2 Phelps Bell 5T3 David K. Bernhardt 5T8 Ann Black Diane (Hoar) Bond and David E. Bond 7T2 William R. Bowen and Sandra J. Gavinchuk 7T5 Michelle E. Brotherton and John Rumerfield Walter Buleychuk 5T1 Kenneth Brian Burnham 5T6 Eleanor J. Burton 5T6
Dan Camposano 8T3 Muriel M. Spurgeon Carder 6T9 Ben Chan 8T7 Lawrence R. Cohen 7T2 Annalijn Conklin 0T2 Dick Cousland 5T4 Larry Davies Marion (Chatterjee) Davies 5T5 Janet Davison 8T9 Robert C. Dowsett 5T0 Martha Drake L. Diane Dyer 6T2 Freda M. Eickmeyer Konrad Eisenbichler Lesley Evans 7T6 Jean (Birkenshaw) Fennell 4T8 Judy M. (Caldecott) Fleming 6T1 Douglas G. Gardner 5T0 Elaine (Westheuser) Godwin 6T1 Paul W. Gooch Fred K. Graham John Bryan Green 6T5 V. Jean Griffiths 6T8 Patricia Lilian Hannah 5T0 Diana L. (Rieder) Heard 8T2
Robert Heard 8T3 Kim and Alex Heath 9T9 William E. Hewitt 6T3 Glenn and Debby (Petrie) Hickling 7T7 Nettie (Wilson) Hoffman 5T0 Beth Holt 5T0 Dorothy (Flannery) Horwood Gilbert E. Howey 5T6 Ian G. M. Howey C. Douglas Jay 4T6, 5T0 Lynda L. Jenner 6T2 Alexandra F. Johnston 6T1 Craig T. Kamcke 5T8 Patricia A. Kennedy 6T9 Dennis Glasgow and Renate Kozarov 8T7 F. H. Kim Krenz Eva Kushner Ethel (Upton) Lapp 4T9 Donald G. Lawson 5T1 Teza Layos Lwin 9T3 Janet G. (Macrae) MacInnis 5T9 Linda E. MacRae 6T7 Keith and Pamela McCallum 7T0 Frances (Bond) McElroy 5T8
Photographs: (Opposite page) Peg McCarthy; Hugh Templin
Heritage Donor Spotlight Victoria University will establish the Dorothy I.M. Black Scholarship, an in-course scholarship for students achieving excellence in the course of their studies. Dorothy Black Vic 3T5 was a Heritage Donor who spent her entire life dedicated to learning. Considered a strict but fair teacher, Black was awarded the Dorothy Black on her 99th birthday inaugural Smeaton-Muir Award in 1979 in recognition of her contributions to the teaching profession in Ottawa. Her cousin, David Templin, describes her as someone who loved people but treasured her independence. “She never married and lived on her own until the very end,” says Templin, “but she was not a lonely or unhappy person. She never stopped reading or learning. She never lost her curiosity. She was always asking questions and was always interested in the answers. I think she would say, ‘being interested is a higher virtue than being interesting.’” Black was a member of the Canadian Federation of University Women for over 50 years. She was also an avid photographer and traveller. Black travelled around the world twice and visited every one of its continents. She passed away two weeks short of her 101st birthday. One of her former students remarked upon her passing that “teachers came and went but Miss Black remains in my heart forever.”
Sybil Anne McEnteer 5T5 Joyce A. (Morley) McLean 5T7 Claire McLellan 4T9 Jane Millgate Donald Rae Milne 4T8 Sharon Gregory and Andrew Mitrovica 8T3 Elizabeth (Holgate) Myles 5T4 H. E. Buzz Neal 4T8 Mary Neal 6T1 and Stan Neal 6T2 M. Carolyn O. Neal 4T8 Joan M. Neilson 5T0 Anne (Templeton) Nethercott 4T9 Carol D. Nunn 6T0 Jean (Reilly) O’Grady 6T4 Heather Onyett 6T7 Maryleah (Bullock) Otto 4T9 W. Michael S. Philp 6T4 S. Walker Popplewell 7T2 Eileen Prettyman 4T8 Walter and Nancy (Jamieson) Pridham 5T3 Patricia Romans Ann Saddlemyer Mary E. Sarjeant 5T2 G. Stephen Shantz 6T7
David P. Silcox 5T9 Shirley (Wilson) Sims 5T3 Miriam Anne Skey 5T9 Lilly (Offenbach) Strauss Nancy (Caldecott) Sutherland 6T5 Mary Elizabeth (Teskey) Sykes 4T7 Anne Weldon Tait 5T4 Brian Tennyson 6T2 Pauline A. Thompson 6T3 Joy E. Tyndall 8T5 William Tynkaluk 5T3 Elizabeth (Eastlake) Vosburgh 6T8 Germaine Warkentin Arthur Waters 4T6 Nora R. Wilson 5T5 Paula (Mitas) Zoubek 6T2 All those who wish to remain anonymous. If you included Victoria in your will but do not see your name listed above, please contact Sharon Gregory at 416-813-4050, toll-free at 1-888-262-9775 or e-mail sharon.gregory@utoronto.ca
The Board of Regents gratefully acknowledges the thoughtful bequests of the following Vic alumni and friends whose gifts were received in the past year. Dorothy I. M. Black 3T5 Donald W. Carter 6T7 Jean Elder 3T3 Marion (Rickard) Farr 3T4 Helen (Miscevish) Mandarich 4T0
Mariko Miyazaki 9T6 Daisy R. Rickard 6T7 Charles F. Scott 4T3 Emily R. Wilson 4T6
Where There’s a Will… Victoria University can be designated as a beneficiary in your Will. Here’s an example of a suggested wording: I give and bequeath to the Board of Regents of Victoria University, Toronto, Ontario, the sum of $ or % of my estate. If you wish to designate a specific bequest (a scholarship, the library, etc.), please contact Sharon Gregory at 416-813-4050, toll free at 1-888-262-9775 or sharon.gregory@utoronto.ca.
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