Beyond 125 Celebration

CELEBRATING A BRIGHT YC FUTURE

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From the desk of the President Beyond 125. Almost five years after initial campaign preparations began, it is complete.

When it ended June 30, Beyond 125 was the most successful fund raising campaign in York College history. The goal of $10.7 million was met and surpassed by a $16.87 million response. The gifts were beyond anything we could ask or imagine.

While the dollars provide a measuring stick for our success, the real success is in the way our joint commitment for York College has strengthened and enhanced the York Experience now and for years to come. The resulting endowment growth along with nine straight years in the black has positioned the college with new opportunities that were unthinkable a decade ago.

Most important, the planning for and generous response to Beyond 125 mattered to our students. New buildings and campus improvements are an obvious outcome, but no one should overlook the importance of the dollars that allowed us to hire new faculty and staff, retain and support dedicated employees who were already here, and provide access to students through scholarship awards.

This report gives a brief look at what your gifts have meant to our students – how scholarships make a way for them to enjoy the York Experience, how they find academic preparation and mentoring here beyond what they expected, and how a changing campus gives them tools and opportunities to prepare for career and life and faith.

As we celebrate the way the York College community came together to make this happen, I want to commend my fellow alumni. The dollars you gave were significant and the alumni participation rate of 33.9% during the campaign is a landmark achievement for the college. Thank you.

But the good news of the campaign did not start or end with alumni. Our trustees and our campus community of faculty and staff responded with a 100% participation rate during the 2014 campaign launch. The city of York, ever faithful to the school that bears its name, responded with more than $2 million in gifts. By the time the campaign concluded, it could accurately be described as a partnership of every constituency who knows and cherishes York College.

Thank you to every donor. Your gift, every gift, is important. Thank you to our volunteers for your time and advocacy.

Thank you to everyone who joined this partnership that now spans more than 125 years and many generations.

When I think about Beyond 125 and its result, it seems fitting to paraphrase David’s words in response to God’s favor, ‘Who are we, Lord God, and what is this community, that you have brought us this far?’ As people of faith have done in the past, I pray we honor the One who gives every good gift and commit ourselves to steward this good place for His glory in the days to come.

Sincerely, Steve Eckman President

COMMUNITY

A TEAM EFFORT The success of the Beyond 125 campaign is the story of many

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people with a variety of relationships to York College, from Nebraska and places far beyond, coming together to support affordable, Christian education. They gave for all kinds of reasons and to all kinds of projects and needs. Alumni, trustees, faculty and staff, students, parents and other family members, and supportive friends in the greater York community—so many dug deep and gave generously. The impact of these gifts will be felt by students for years to come. To all who participated in the campaign, on behalf of the students, we say thank you.

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Growing with the York Community

ALL IN York College Board of Trustees members, faculty, and staff kicked off the campaign in 2014 with 100 percent participation, totaling just over $1 million. The York Community responded in a big way in 2015, committing to more than $2 million in gifts, much of it in support of the Bartholomew Performing Arts Center construction. These lead gifts from those that know York College best laid the groundwork for the success of the campaign.

RAISE YOUR PAW The alumni response to the campaign was remarkable: 49 alumni advocates helped us spread the word among their classmates and four generous alumni stepped forward anonymously to make a $250,000 challenge gift. These factors combined enabled us to reach a record high for alumni giving of 33.9 percent. Nearly $1 million came from younger alumni; for many, it was their first gift to YC.

Scholarships make it possible for me to be at York College and as a member of “ choir and Celebration Singers, I am so thankful for the new performing arts

center. To all of the people who gave during the campaign, thank you so much.

Your gifts are making a difference in my life and in the lives of so many students.”​

—MARISSA BRESSLER, SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY MAJOR, LAKE BENTON, MINNESOTA

SCHOLARSHIPS

SCHOLARSHIPS “Everyone here wants you to grow, to succeed, to try new things. I

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have definitely felt myself transform in so many ways here,” says Cassidy Wilson. “I’ve become more of a leader and my faith has become my own.” Wilson is an education major with no set plans for the future beyond teaching and working with a church (she was a youth intern this past summer). “I’ve tried to plan out my life in the past and that didn’t work so well. Now I am just waiting to see where God leads me.” In the meantime, Wilson is continuing to grow her skills and her faith as an intentional leader on campus.

She is involved in volleyball and student government.

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$9.5 MILLION

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York College Scholarships

SCHOLARSHIPS Alumni most often describe York College with just one word: home. It’s a place where faculty and staff welcome students into a community of faith and learning, where students are mentored, challenged, equipped, loved, and ultimately transformed. These life-changing, future-shaping experiences often cannot happen without scholarship support.

These gifts make all the difference for students.

THE YORK COLLEGE FUND provides immediate scholarship dollars that ensure access to high quality, Christian education.

Your gifts fund academic, athletic, and arts awards, as well as others. A robust scholarship program means that the York Experience is within reach for many who would otherwise have to consider alternatives. It also means our graduates leave YC with about half of the national average debt load. That’s something every donor and alumnus can feel good about.

York College found every way possible to give me scholarships. I wouldn’t be “ here this year without that. They have definitely helped me. To alumni who gave for scholarships, thank you. You are giving others the same experience you were blessed to have as a YC student.”

—CASSIDY WILSON, JUNIOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJOR, MOORE, OKLAHOMA

SCIENCE

THE NEXT STEP Hailey Stigger is pursuing a career in medicine and is glad to be working with the knowledgeable faculty in the biology department. “Mrs. Miller is my advisor and she is great about keeping me on track so that I finish on time,” said Stigger, who also runs track and cross country at YC. “I met with Dr. Eckhart about going into a physician assistant program after I finish my biology degree. He’s always available when I have questions, and he’s been through the process because he used to be a physician. I know that they are both excited to see me achieve my goal of becoming a P.A.”

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The Foundations of Science

DEFINING SUCCESS Each year, the Department of Natural Sciences at York College turns out highly successful graduates who are serving in the medical field, working in conservation and animal welfare, and doing the important work of research in many areas of scientific inquiry, from pharmacology to water safety. The defining characteristic of the program is the atmosphere of support in the department, where faculty members know their students’ passions and encourage them.

HANDS-ON LEARNING The close relationships forged in a small department are a great benefit to York College students, who have the opportunity to hone their collaborative and communication skills along with their scientific knowledge. With frequent learning trips, including occasional medical missions opportunities, students are challenged in many environments to see God at work in the natural world.

Scholarships are really helpful. It would be hard for me to be here without “ them, for sure. I’m a very disciplined person and they push me to work even harder. To those that have given for scholarships, I want to say thank you.

You are making a difference to more people than you know.”

—HAILEY STIGGER, SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY MAJOR, LIBERTY, MISSOURI

ACTIVITIES

THE YORK EXPERIENCE It’s rowdy home sporting events, devos on the steps of

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McGehee, sharing late night Ramen and conversation after curfew. It’s daily chapel, Sunday night communion service, and club activities. It’s thousands of moments that shape students’ hearts and minds, drawing them closer to each other and closer to Jesus. During the Beyond 125 campaign, parents of current students created a special fund for upgrades to the Freeman Gymnasium and The Spot campus coffee shop. These gifts have had an impact on the York Experience of every student.

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Freeman Center & The Spot

THE SPOT CAMPUS COFFEE SHOP Thanks to a recent facelift, including new lighting, flooring, furniture, and bathroom upgrades, McGehee is once more the hub of student life on campus. Student Activities Director Emily Lutz ’14 says the main floor of McGehee is a high energy place to be every evening, as students meet there for coffee and snacks, to watch t.v., play games, and study alone or in groups.

SPIRIT POWER Office space for campus ministries is also in McGehee, directly adjacent to The Spot, giving students easy access to Vice President for Spiritual Development Dr. Sam Garner and student ministers. While the weather is nice, weekly devotionals are held on the steps of McGehee.

In inclement weather, devos move inside to The Spot. The space is an important place for relational ministry to occur before and after devotionals as students explore and discuss important issues concerning their faith.

People want to be at The Spot to socialize, study, and take advantage of the “ space.

It is busy all evening long. It’s an important place for new students to connect with older students and build community.”

—EMILY LUTZ ’14, STUDENT ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR, YORK COLLEGE

BUSINESS

REAL WORLD EDUCATION

From successful alumni guest speakers to collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and York County Development Corporation, students in the Elijah A. Levitt School of Business are getting much more than a theoretical knowledge of business concepts. They are thinking creatively to find solutions to problems that face businesses everywhere, preparing to become business leaders that can go anywhere. Melissa Strong, a senior who placed fourth in the nation last summer at a Phi Beta Lambda business competition, says “We have a good program with excellent teachers. I want people to know that about York College.�

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33.9% _______________ YC Alumni who participated during the Beyond 125 campaign

Levitt School of Business

LEADERS ON A NATIONAL STAGE Phi Beta Lambda is an organization that prepares undergraduate students for a successful career in business through innovative leadership and career development programs. York College’s PBL chapter is active in the local business community and successful in regional and national competitive events. YC senior Melissa Strong recently placed fourth in the nation at a PBL competition and several others also qualified for nationals.

NEW HORIZONS The agriculture business degree was launched in the spring of 2017 in response to needs in the local economy. The feasibility study for this additional degree program was made possible by a gift to the Beyond 125 campaign. York College is now the only Christian college in our state to offer an agriculture business degree.

There are so many opportunities in York County for our business students to “ have internships. Every business that I work with that has employed YC students as interns has been impressed with the business department, with the quality of the work our students do, and with their willingness to learn and adapt in the workplace. York College is a great partner with the community of York.”

—BRE GOBEN ’17, YORK COUNTY DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR FOR WORKFORCE AND HOUSING

ATHLETICS

THE TOUCHTON CLUBHOUSE Baseball is a big deal to Kevin Olmstead, second

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baseman for the Panther varsity squad. “It’s the greatest sport of all time,” he said.

“Baseball humbles you—you’ll fail seven out of 10 times and still be considered really good. You are constantly humbled but you have to keep trying and keep believing in yourself and never quit.” He’s played on a number different teams over the course of his 16-year career in the sport, but he says nothing compares to the family atmosphere of the York College team, fostered by the new home of the Panthers, the Touchton Clubhouse, made possible by gifts from many baseball alumni and friends.

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Touchton Baseball Clubhouse

TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE The clubhouse honors Paul Touchton ’61, who started the baseball program at York College. Touchton played basketball as a student and returned to coach baseball, basketball and soccer from 1964 to 1973.

Touchton is a York College Lettermen’s Association Lifetime member, a member of the board of trustees, and a longtime supporter of Panther Athletics.

TEAM CHEMISTRY Head Coach Brian Walth ’01 says the clubhouse has changed his program dramatically. “The clubhouse gives us a place to come together as a team. It’s the center of our program and because of it, our team chemistry is better. We have more of a family feel now. The team is proud of this facility and it gives them a sense of pride in our program.

Most elite programs have a nice clubhouse, so the new building helps me to be competitive in recruiting.”

The new Touchton Clubhouse has made us more of a family and really “ bonded us together. We share a lot with each other and are real with each

other about what’s going on in our lives. Coach Walth wants us to become better baseball players, but he really wants us to become better men—become more disciplined and experience God more. We all encourage each other.”

—KEVIN OLMSTEAD, SENIOR SPORTS MANAGEMENT MAJOR, GRANT’S PASS, OREGON

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CLAYTON MUSEUM OF ANCIENT HISTORY There were many reasons why

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Hannah Anderson chose York College, but the chance to work in the Clayton Museum of Ancient History topped the list. “I’ve always wanted to work in museums,” said Anderson, who was a junior docent at the local living history museum for several years prior to college. Today she is a student worker in the Clayton Museum and is using the opportunity to learn all she can about the business of history. She works closely with mentor Amber Soderholm ’10, museum curator. “I’m learning how to make artifact reports and interact with guests. I’m also getting to handle artifacts. I got to touch pottery from the Early Bronze Age to Iron Age. It was amazing!”

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Clayton Museum of Ancient History

EDUCATIONAL FUN The Clayton Museum is a great resource for students at YC as well as visitors from near and far. There are three permanent exhibits with artifacts and replicas from Egypt, Assyria, Babylon, Rome, Israel, and more, as well as a temporary exhibit space. The museum regularly hosts lectures and events, such as a recent speaker series on archaeology and the Bible. The museum is free to the public and is often visited by schools, churches, and touring groups.

DONORS LIKE YOU The original gift of artifacts and funds to establish the museum came from a single donor, however a great many others came alongside to complete the work and bring the museum to fruition. Two collaborators of significance on this project are the Sojourners, who volunteered their time and expertise in finishing renovation of the space for the collection and the York County Visitor’s Bureau, which provided funds for the children’s interactive area. The Visitor’s Bureau has also been instrumental in promoting the museum throughout the region.

for the Clayton Museum because it gives me a chance to work “ inI amall thankful areas of a museum and to learn so much. It’s incredible that I get to work

with the artifacts directly in a positive and encouraging growth setting. I’m also learning great people skills through interacting with guests at the museum.”

—HANNAH ANDERSON, SOPHOMORE HISTORY MAJOR, YORK, NEBRASKA

ACADEMICS

BE MORE AT YC Corrie McDonald was drawn to York College for its Christian environment and the opportunity to play soccer. “On my first visit, I fell in love with the campus, with how homey it felt. Everyone was very welcoming,” she said. “The idea that I could be involved as soon as I got here was very appealing. Now, I’m captain of the soccer team, president of Theta Psi, a resident assistant, and part of the Campus PR Squad. ‘Be More At YC’ isn’t just a slogan. It’s so true. You can be whatever you want to be here.”

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158% _______________ Dollars given compared to the original campaign goal

CAMPAIGN PRIORITIES: PROGRAMS & ACADEMICS • Campus Ministries

Programs and Academics

• Presidential Leadership Institute • York College Online • Student SUCCESS Center • Elijah A. Levitt School of Business • Panther Athletics • Classroom Enhancements

BRAINSTORMING “Sheep brains are close to human brains in size. Holding them, feeling the texture, looking at the pathways and structures, was bizarre and amazing.”

–Taylor Abraham, senior psychology major, Buffalo, Missouri

The psychology department is amazing. I believe that we have been blessed with “ two of the most caring and knowledgeable faculty members that we could have.

Dr. Spivey’s focus has been lab work and Mrs. Eckert’s focus has been counseling.

They’ve both had great experiences in different parts of their field. Also they’re both just so willing to help in any way they can if I ever have problems or questions.”

—CORRIE MCDONALD, SENIOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR, CORNWALL, ENGLAND

FACILITIES

BARTHOLOMEW PERFORMING ARTS CENTER For Boone Berry, being

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hearing impaired doesn’t hold him back from his passion for sound design and the technical aspects of theatre. He’s run tech for productions in both Gurganus and the Bartholomew Performing Arts Center and he says there’s no comparison. “It’s so much easier in the Bartholomew,” he said. “The design of the space is better and the equipment is much better. There’s so much information that can flow between backstage and the tech booth that makes me able to do my job well. This really sets me up for success.”

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A Stage Set For Success

MUSICAL EXCELLENCE The new Huber, Brown and Bruner practice rooms and the Moody Choral Rehearsal Hall mean better preparation for music students and future educators. A baby grand piano was the crowning touch for this program. The new building has allowed greater comfort and accessibility for patrons, in addition to expanded seating.

THE CURTAIN RISES While performing in Gurganus had its charms, the amenities offered in the Bartholomew Performing Arts Center (such as the Jim Brock green room, Darlene Miltner office suite, dressing rooms, and expanded backstage space) make it ideal for theatre students to learn, grow, and perform. The multiform theatre in the center of the building seats up to 350 patrons and allows for more elaborate set pieces and bigger casts.

Bartholomew Performing Arts Center was made with sound and lights “ inThemind, where things should be connected, where outlets should be. It’s a very good blank slate. Everything you need for a great show is already there and all you have to do is jump in.”

—BOONE BERRY, JUNIOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR, FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA

ENDOWMENT

BEYOND ENDOWMENT Aubrey Tate says there was no question about where she wanted to go to college. “I never looked at other colleges. I have always wanted to be at York,” she said. Financial difficulty would have put that dream out of reach if it wasn’t for scholarships. Now the Dean’s Scholar is a senior and is looking to the future. The math education major with a heart for missions says she’s ready to go wherever God sends. “York College has helped me be more attentive to other people’s needs and more purposeful about relationships. York gives me so many opportunities to explore my interests and grow.”

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York College Endowment Fund

THE YORK COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT provides a stream of income for student scholarships for the long-term. Endowed gifts may sound less exciting to some, as their focus is future rewards rather than immediate action; however, these gifts are vital to the long-term sustainability of York College. During President Steve Eckman’s tenure, the endowment fund has more than doubled, allowing more fully funded awards for students than ever before in York College’s history. During the campaign, you gave $2.97 million for endowed scholarships, providing annual awards for 17 more students every year.

98% of York College students receive scholarships and financial aid each year, thanks to donors like you.

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has made me a stronger Christian. Being surrounded by a community of “York believers and friends, and having mentors like Dr. Seufferlein, Dr. Wheeler, Dr. Garner, and even President Eckman, has made a big difference. I can ask them anything. I can grow without feeling like I am inadequate in my knowledge. I can worship in a relaxed setting with people that I love and respect.”

—AUBREY TATE, SENIOR MATH EDUCATION MAJOR, HOLLAND, MICHIGAN

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BEYOND 125 VISIONARIES HONORING THE PAST – BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE

To all of you who helped us exceed our $10.7-million goal: Thank You! A & A Legal Service, Inc. Abel Foundation Paul & Twila Star (Oswald ’74) Abernethy Scott ’99 & Beth Abraham Jurgen & Angel (Israel ’91) Achterbosch Rob Adair David & Catherine (Maine ’67) Adams Ralph & Kathleen Adkison John Aerni William Aguilar Carole Aguirre Jack Ahart Zach & Heidi (Roker) Ahrens ’01 Al Zuni Global Jeff ’17 & Sarah Albers Margie Albracht Steven & Sheryl Albracht Elton ’67 & Rita (Smith ’72) Albright Beverly Alexander Billie Allen Henrietta Allen Rex & Barbara Allen Roberta Allen ’46 Bettye Alley Brien Alley ’05 Allied Tours, Inc. Alpha Psi Omega Jeanette Amman Jerry & Rhonda Ammon Daniel ’68 & Jill (Beaty ’67) Amundson Bradley & Joye (Forney ’81) Anderson Charles ’68 & Cathy (Carstens ’69) Anderson Clae Anderson Craig ’87 & Pamela Anderson Daryl Anderson ’79 George ’82 & Suzie Anderson James ’64 & Kathy (Sanner ’70) Anderson Jason & Abby (Henderson ’05) Anderson Jean Anderson Margaret Anderson Michael & Kendra Anderson Nathan & Lorraine (Slye) Anderson ’08 Paul Anderson Peter & Liz (Olson ’79) Anderson Richard ’59 & Dot Anderson Timothy Anderson Andover Church of Christ Sharon Andress Dan & Roberta Andrews Anonymous (4) Marvin Arbeiter ’75 Archer Trust James & Sarah Ard Ardagh Glass Inc. Joe Arellano John & Yvonne Arellano Michael & Frances Armour Barbara Rush-Armstrong Carol & Drew Arnold Chris & Amy (Cook ’97) Arnold Larry Arnold Dave ’77 & Cindy (Sheldon ’78) Arterburn Keith Arterburn Chester Ashcraft Betty (Peal ’52) Auchard Edward Auchard ’41* Carmen (Veteto ’82) Aufrecht Aurora Cooperative

Vivian Avey Kathleen Axelson James & Virginia Baack Leora Baack Ben ’00 & Tracy (Widel ’96) Babcock Foy & Dorthy Babcock Mike ’67 & Barb Babcock Alberta Bagley* Jo Bagnetto Flowayne Bahler ’69 Brian & Shawna (Sikes ’77) Bailey Edward & Louise Bailey Virginia Bailey Dale Baird Donald Baker Garrett & Laura Baker John & Carol Baker John & Esther Baker John & Erin (Davidson) Baker ’13 Wayne & Darlene Baker Wynona Baker Wylene Baker* Charlotte Baldinger Michael & Denise (Huffman ’83) Ballard Karen Balliet Andy ’78 & Madeleine Banks Dana Barbee Clyde & Nancy Barber John Barber Steve & Sherri (Scott) Barber ’75 Warren & Sandra Barclay Ken & Mary Barkwill William & Lynda Barnacle David Barnes Mark & Peggy Barnes Robert & Nancy Ann Barnes Zach Barnes David Barrett ’81 Barrows Training & Education Physical Therapy Gary ’67 & Gwen (Sims ’66) Bartholomew Carrie Bartley ’06 Tom Barton Jere & Anne Bass Steve ’77 & Tammy (Ferguson ’78) Batten Miles ’90 & Tiffany (Sparks ’97) Baum Robert & Lynette Beasley Gerald Beasley* Brad ’07 & Kristi (Maxwell ’06) Bebermeyer John ’98 & Nicole (Roitsch ’94) Beck Bryan & Susan Becker Kaylee Becker ’17 Larry & Joy Becker Rick Beene Jim & Martha Begin Gay Beitscher Mayra Nieves-Bekele Steve ’76 & Michele Belden Jack Bell Don ’83 & Nancy Bellcock Darrell Beltz Benchmark Plumbing and Heating Inc. Nancy Benedict C. Shawn Bengtson ’80 D. V. Bennett Jacob & Michelle (Byrd) Bentley ’07 Sarah (Peebles ’02) Benton Nancy Benz Raymond & Nancy Berges

Ron Berges ’79 Rory ’81 & Lori (Guy ’82) Berges Ryan Berges Barry Bergsten ’76 Harold & Carol Bergsten Dalton Bergstrom ’15 David & Brenda Bergstrom Lonnie Bernth Rina Berrios Ben ’01 & Erica (Towell ’06) Berry Jim & Karen Berry Dean Bertey Lewis & Elaine Bertsch Mike & Meg Beske Bruce Bias Joel & Joni Bich Weston Bich Marquisette Bickford ’84 Nick & Angie (Reischl) Bieker ’03 Dalana Billinger Joel Bisbee Lucy (Bates ’51) Bischoff Bryant & Floyce Black Leon & Ethel Black Theron Black Thomas & Sheryl (Walker ’66) Black Alan ’74 & Linda Blackburn Russ Blaha Donna Blake Ron & Judy Blakemore Richard & Ada Blankenship Ron & Heather (Wolken ’88) Blankinship D. Henry Blevins Chip ’96 & Lisa (Russell ’98) Bloecher Elizabeth Blomberg Charles & Mary Bloomberg Barney & Mary Blue Blue Beacon Truck Wash Victor E. & Rosa M. Blum Charitable Foundation BNSF Foundation BOEING Gift Matching Program Gene Boerger Lenard & Eileen (Jenkins ’63) Boesch Lois Bohlken Harvey Bolks Jean Bolton David ’67 & Phyllis Bomar Matt ’05 & Brenna Bomar Cornell ’90 & Lisa (Nesladek ’99) Bonde Roger & Adele Bonde Chris & Anita Bonderer Wanda Bonney Mike & Cheryl Booth Robert & LaRue Bow Thomas & Margaret Boyer Todd & Ramona (Whitmore) Bracht ’58 Norma Brackett Lester & Winifred (Smith ’44) Bradford Richard & Diane Bradford Janis Bradley Ronda Bradley Sandy Brahmstedt Don Brakenhoff Deena Brand Dana ’96 & Kristi (Burleson ’94) Brant James Brantly James Braun E. Joe ’82 & Bridgette Brazell

Clinton Brazle* James & Lori (Bancroft ’05) Bredenkoetter Chris & Cara (Bloom ’96) Bressler Misty (Wellman ’02) Brestel Larry & Judie (Swanson) Brewster ’62 Laurie Briggs William & Alice Brill Alicia Briski ’15 Lee & B.J. Brittenham Mary Britton Lem & Verna Brock Mary Brock William Brooks Daniel Brower Carol Brown Chris Brown Don & JoAnne Brown Glenn & Randy Brown James & Tamara Brown John & Marcia Brown Marilyn (Scott ’58) Brown Pat & Donna (Cox ’84) Brown Robert Brown ’75 Zachary & Bridget Brown Zhonette Brown David & Valinda Bruce John Bruce ’62 Neva Bruce Alberta Bruner Tim & Kathy Bruner Bernard Brunkow Jeffrey Bryan Joe Bryan John* & Martha Bryant Walt & Cassandra Buce Cynthia Buck Fritz Buckallew Joseph & Kay (Latimer ’70) Buckley Richard & Carolyn Buettner Paul ‘PJ’ ’02 & Andrea Bunyard Shawn Burcham K. Burkett Adam Burks Ethel Burleigh Burnham Appraisal Co. Chris Burns Trevon Burns Kelly & Sheena (Bodie) Burr ’70 Troy ’75 & Cindy Burr Ralph & Geneva Burris Larry ’67 & Connie Burton James ’63 & Dixie (Sanner ’65) Busch Bobby & Betty Bush Mike & Alison Butt David & Beverly (Luz ’68) Button James & Jo Anna Byars Hattie Smith-Bynes Tom & Karen Byrd C&T Roofing & Remodeling Dennis ’66 & Susan Cady Gerry Caffey Elizabeth Calderon J. Richard ’48 & Winifred Callahan Glynetta Callan Charles & Jeanne Campbell Coy Campbell Gary ’71 & Beverly Campbell Colis Campbell* Ronald Campbell*

James & Mary Canarsky Jeremy & April (Johnson) Cardwell ’03 Rocky & Cindy (Scofield ’76) Cardwell Ralph & Marilyn Carleo Ruth Carlock Donald Carlson Dawn Carmody ’88 Mildred Carnes Dennis & Pat Carpenter Randy & Penny Carpenter Clinton ’52 & Caroline (Walkup ’54) Carr Richard Carr Tommy & Anita Carr David & Debbie (Perry) Carriger ’82 Glenn & Anita Carson Ralph Carson Murray ’74 & Helen (Ford ’77) Carstens Kenny & Rose (Carrico) Carter ’83 Emmett & Lillie Carther Gwen Carver ’80 Justin ’07 & Joanna (Overly ’13) Carver Ted & Brenda Carver Luke Case ’12 Michael & Mary Ann Case Margie Casebolt Darlene Casey Casey’s General Stores, Inc. Gregory Caso Plumbing, Inc. Castle Rock Church of Christ M. Caulkins Central Valley Ag Rodger & Norma Chambers Carroll & Dolores Chambliss Champion Home Builders, Inc. Chances “R” Win & Cynthia (Swenson ’78) Chaney Jim & Marilyn Chapman Charlie’s U-Save Pharmacy Gary D. Charlon Insurance Timothy Charlton ’82 The Chatlos Foundation Inc. Kathryn Check Chevron Humankind Foundation Chevron Matching Employee Funds Marti Childress Johnny ’68 & Mary Chin Johnny Chin Insurance Agency Charles Chipman ’53 Aaron & Alicia (Florea ’08) Christensen Mike ’81 & Annette (Baker ’80) Christensen Paula Christensen Lori (Burger ’94) Church Circle of Honor Society Charitable Fnd. Cisco Matching Gifts Program Benjamin Clark ’02 Caris Clark ’16 Michael ’87 & Sharon (Kirby ’85) Clark Murlie Clark Steve & Becky Clark Walter ’83 & Cindy (Smalley ’84) Clark Gary & Judy (Litchfield ’61) Clarkson Carl & Linda Claxton Kevin Claypool ’06 Phillip & Marilyn Clements Michael & Sheila (Lewis) Cliff ’86 Mathine Cline Curtis ’84 & Karen (Leimbach ’83) Coble Jacob Coehoorn ’03 Joel & Melody Coehoorn Robert & Paula Coffman Dan ’96 & Laura (Breazeale ’95) Cole Laure Cole Tiffany Cole ’14 Jim & Sue (Sorenson) Colley ’64 Joe & Bailey (Endsley) Collier ’08 Dee ’68 & Karen Collins Matthew & Brenda (Trent ’01) Collins Rockwell Collins Rachel Figueroa-Colon Elizabeth Combs Brenan & Trudy Connolly Dylan ’10 & Ashley Connolly Frances Connolly* ConocoPhillips Carr ’65 & Carla Jean Conway Johnnie Conway Conway, Pauley and Johnson, P. C. Aaron ’15 & Eryn (Jacobson ’16) Conyers Glenda Cook Greg & Darlene Cooney David ’04 & Stephanie Cooper Glen & Gayla Cooper Margaret Cooper T. W. Cooper

Dan ’66 & Joneen Copeland Dave ’66 & Donna Copeland Matt ’96 & Laura (Hamm ’95) Coppinger Cornerstone Bank Cornerstone Insurance Group Cornhusker Agronomics, Inc. Cornhusker Christian Children’s Foundation Jerry Cortez Daniel Costanza ’12 Dennis & Jane Costanza Helen Costanza Janet Costanza Nathan ’65 & Janet Courtwright Robert Covarrubias Amie Cox ’05 Dennis ’68 & Era Jo Cox Tyler ’15 & Kayliana (Rodriguez) Cox Bette (Crum ’42) Crandell Bob & Joy Crass Shannon Crook ’84 Chris ’98 & Silvia Crooks Jimmy & Tina (Landon) Crouch ’78 Jean (Murphy ’80) Crowder Gene Cruikshank Gary Cuda ’74 Larry & Bonnie (Imm ’58) Cudaback Leonard & Marsha (Murphy ’70) Cumley Ann Cummings Dale & Jane Cunningham Robert ’72 & Nancy (Clark ’73) Cunningham Stanley Cunningham Katina Curry Steve & Jill Curtiss Ben Cushing Cyclonaire Corporation Wilbur & Dawn Dabbs Angel (Bevard ’02) Dale David ’62 & Carylon Dallas Glenn & Heidi (Jaekel ’93) Dallmann Nicole Dalrymple Jill Daly ’70 Robert & Carol (Brown ’68) Daniel Beth Darden Caroline Darrah ’83 Joseph & Carol Darrah J. Ken & Sharron Davidson Kirk Davidson ’84 Orville & Sharon Davidson Chelsea (Mullinix ’09) Davis Fay Davis Glen & Mary (Cumberledge ’70) Davis Joe & Bailey (Kinney) Davis ’15 Michael ’75 & Judith Davis Roy & Dixie Davis Ryan ’04 & Amy (Colwell ’03) Davis Vic & Judith (Sewell ’70) Davis Dinah Davison Brian Dawson Kenneth & Phyllis Day De Soto church of Christ Delton & Jennifer Deal Roger ’94 & Cheryle Deal Dewayne DeBoer Craig ’79 & Patty Decker Patrick Dees Clarolynn (Meeker ’50) Deever Kathlee Defore Bobby ’95 & Erin (Beske ’94) DeHart Candace DeLeon Harry Denewiler Michelle Denker Dent Busters LLC Mark & ReNay (Beam ’86) Derengowski David & Heather Derr Erin Derrie ’07 Steve ’09 & Maegan (Simpson ’11) Detlefs J. Detterman Mark Detterman David & Cassie DeVitt Joy Devoogd Gary Dewalt Frank Dewberry Judith Dewbre Donna Dewey Mitzi DeWolfe ’88 Diana (Kelley ’75) Diamond Diamond Skills Camp LLC Ramon & Maureen Diaz Charlie ’13 & Arica (Reeves ’14) Dick Joe Dick Jonathan Dick Bartine Dickerson Jimmy Dickerson Patsy Dickerson

Emma Jean Dickey Elton & Doris Dickson Jerry & Kathie (Stevenson ’84) Dickson James Didier ’12 Cemil & Paula Diker Joseph & Beth Dillie Roger & Judy (Oehm ’78) Dingus Nick & Deb (Bertsch) DiToro ’78 Phil & Karen (Dunlap ’95) Dittbrenner Christa Dobbs Kevin & Peggy (Upton ’76) Dodge David ’82 & Anne (Young ’85) Dovel Teresa (Wright ’79) Dovel David & Patty (Alley ’60) Dowdey Clarence Dozier Denise Dredge Don & Rudith Drennan Betty Drews Darrin Drews Gary Driskill DST Systems Inc. Dubas Funeral Home John & Deborah Duke Dale & Ann Duncan Thomas & Sylvia Duncan Kenneth & Regina Dunn Linda Dunn Roger & Anne (Majors) Dunnam ’68 The Victor L. Durrington Charitable Annuity Trust Jason & Jennifer Dutch Kenneth & Jan Duvall Kristen Dye Will Dye Hershel Dyer Tommy ’69 & Mary (Touchton ’70) Dyer Dynamic Health LLC Eagle View Lodge Eakes Office Solutions Jeff & Kim Ebel Ray Ebie Dondi & Julie Eckert Mark Eckert Michael & Macie Eckhart Milton & Holly Eckhart Scott ’79 & Lisa (Hinrichs ’81) Eckman Steve & LaRee (Scroggin) Eckman ’71 Brian ’75 & Estelle Eckstein Eco Solutions LLC Ann Eddy Aileen Edmonds ’14 Cindy (Martin ’76) Edwards Jo Anne Edwards Joan Edwards Richie ’07 & Kelly (Engebretson ’06) Edwards Jeremiah & Sarah (Waugh ’11) Eggar Dennis Eggers Duane & LeAnn (Scroggin) Egle ’67 Linda Egle ’70 Roger Ehlert Monica Eichten Eva Eiklor Mary Eisenhower Rick ’71 & Sherilyn (Hogins ’72) Eldred Pendelis ’67 & Jeanne Eliou Andy ’63 & Glenda (Kingsbury ’64) Elliott Roger ’69 & Pam Elliott Todd & Linda Elliott Kenneth & Deborah Ellis Lucas Ellis Matthew Ellis Michael Ellis Sidney & Maxine Ellis Titus ’08 & Marcie Ellis Bonnie (Blackburn ’69) Ellis* Don & Ramona (Burgett) Ellison ’55 Sandi Ellison Caleb ’04 & Genevieve (Grosshuesch ’05) Elrod Jim & Leila (Delker ’65) Emack Mitch & Lillie Embry John & Dorothy Emerson Selena Emery ’11 Jackie Emo Jerry & Molly (Burns ’75) Endsley Ward English Tonya Entrikin Bob & Susan (Voigts ’77) Epley Telfer Epp ’53 Alice Epstein Sandra Ericson Randy ’76 & Donna (Ashby ’75) Ervin Don Erwin

Ronald Essman Tony Evangelista ’05 Charles & Janice Evans Jonathan Evans Lois Evans Murray & Grace (Statz ’99) Evans Roger Evans Sheila Evans Randy & Cathy Everett Beverly Everhart Mo & Eunice Eversdyk David & Judy Ewing Pat & Pam Ewing ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc EyeCare Associates Leonard & Elexia Fairley Faller Landscape, Inc. The Donald F. & Judith F. Farro Trust Brian Faucher Dan Faustina David Faustina Dave ’81 & Terry Favre Larry & Carol (Swangel) Fayer ’65 Judith Fells Dean Fenske Jack ’66 & Kathy Fenske Andrew & Lois (Riddle ’50) Ferguson John & Kris Ferguson Field Fastener Terri Johnson-Fields Glenn Fikes* Gordon Fillman ’51 Jeff & Brinna (Horvath ’17) Finch Dean ’80 & Stephanie Findley Kailey Firm ’15 Tim & Cathy Firm First Giving Don & Joy Fischer Jim & Sheree (Kness ’78) Fischer Terry ’86 & Kelli Fischer Brad ’87 & Tina Fisher Tim ’77 & Cindy Fisher Edwin & Carol Fitzgerald Marilyn Fitzpatrick William & Mary Kay Flanary J.E. Fleck Jim & Lynn Fleck Joel Fleck ’09 Phil & Debra Flehr Richard & Janel Fleig Melvin & Shirley Fleisher Aaron ’02 & Holly (Eckstein ’03) Fletcher Bart ’80 & Shirley (Vance ’79) Florea Don & Carlanne Flynt Troy ’94 & Kami (Fraser ’98) Flynt FOE Electric Daniel & Valerie (Reppart ’78) Folk Nelson ’71 & Janeta (Prior ’65) Fong Foote Family Dentistry, Inc. Frank Ford Julie Forrest Mary Forte Sue Foster ’98 Mary Foti The Fowler State Bank Billy & Nan (Eckstein ’77) Fox Leon & Ramona (Watkins ’55) Frankamp Josh Franklin Ted ’75 & Iva (Vance ’72) Franklin Jansen ’99 & Amy (Swenson ’01) Fraser Todd & Susan Frazier William & Mary Lou Free Charles ’65 & Lynn Freeman Don Freeman Wendell Freeman James & Dean Freie Eric & Diane Freitas Wayne & Mary French Ron & Delores (Peters) Friberg ’64 Elsie Friesen* Langston Frison ’09 Mildred Fritzen Birdell Fry Kaylen (Hall ’69) Fry Russell Fuchser Larry & Martha (Boyer ’68) Fuller Dianne Funk Greg ’96 & Tanya (Ekstrom ’97) Gaer Tom ’68 & Dianna Gaer Jerry & Judy Gallagher Ron & Cheryl (Alcorn) Gallegos ’77 Janice Gallop

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Jerry & Alice Galloway Sue Gamboa Magdalena Gamulo Gregory Gannon ’00 Charles & Patty Ganus Clifton & Louise Ganus Garden City Church of Christ Matthew Gardner ’15 Paul & Mary Gardner Terry Gardner Jeremy & Karen (Monk ’93) Garner Sam & Rachel Garner Bryce ’62 & Lavora (Ballard ’59) Gates Kevin & Pam (Straker) Gates ’83 Bob & Thea Gaver Kenneth Gaze Paul Gehring ’06 Donald & Shirley Genrich Rod ’71 & Rosalyn Genrich Thomas & Mary (Brown ’61) Gentry James & Lois Gerhardt Karin Gertner Barbara Gibbs Deborah Gibbs H. Jarrell & Cynthia Gibbs Steve & Yolanda (Smith ’71) Giboney David & Linda (Barrett) Gibson ’90 Jerry & Naomi Gibson Ken ’73 & Terry Gibson Richard Gibson Bobby Gibson, Sr. John & Glynda (Hawley ’81) Giemza Nevil & Lisa Giffen Daniel & Susan (Arenz ’80) Gilbertson Brian Gilchriest ’01 James & Grace Anne Gilfilen Randy & Carol Givens Don & Nettie Glaspie Joan Glassmyer GlaxoSmithKline Glenwood Springs Church of Christ Global Standards, LLC Rose Marie Glover Breanne Goben ’17 Gene* & Grace* (Cleveland) Goben ’58 Kellan ’14 & Tori (Ebel ’15) Goben Loretta Goben Rodney ’80 & Trisha (Sparks ’85) Goben Colleen (Toll ’73) Godfrey John Goeppinger ’73 Marilyn Gomez O.C. Gomez Ophelia Goner Elizabeth Gonzales Leonor Gonzales Silvano Gonzalez Larry & Gayle Good Patrick ’08 & Kelsey Good Estate of Frances Goodson Dan ’03 & Julie (Barrett ’02) Goodwin Timothy & Rachel Goracke Paxson & Opal Fae Gordon Michael Gore Meredith & Pat Gower Bob & Mary Jane Graham Eddie & Phyllis Graham James & Terri (Franzen ’83) Graham Justin ’99 & Tammy (Adamson ’00) Graham Raymond & Margaret (Richards ’58) Gramm Grand Central Foods Mark & Regan (Peek ’04) Granger Randy & Jennifer Gray Joseph ’66 & Annette Graziani Greater Horizons Alfred & Lillian Greeley Harry ’70 & Elvina Green Rita (Lorance ’70) Green Ruth Green Stanley Green Russell Greiner Robert Greisberger Lanny ’98 & Jenny Gridley Daniel Griffen ’08 James Griffin Ron & Echo (McGuire) Griffith ’58 Dave & Sue (Lowry) Grimes ’76 Mark ’78 & Diana (Elwood ’77) Grimes Robert & Susan (Luke ’63) Grissom Claire Grogan Warren ’71 & Susan Grogan Joanne Grone Howard & Wanda Gross Donna Groves Jay ’78 & Richan Groves

Debbie Guest Pete & Judy Gunn Roger Gutshall ’70 Terry Gutshall ’67 Chad & Marci Hackel Ben ’07 & Tasha (Byrd ’09) Hackett Douglas & Karla Hackett Ladd & Christine Hackler Frederick Hadidi Billy Haggerton Toni Haggerton Tom Haire H. H. Hall Restaurant of York, Inc. Cindy (Eckstein ’04) Hall Joyce Hall L. Tex Hall ’64 Greg Halstead ’77 Joyce Hamann Stan & Phyllis (Pistole ’72) Hamar J. W. & Dorothy Hamby Judith Hames Dean & Kathy Hamilton Jeffrey Hamm ’99 John ’69 & Tacy Hamm Larry & Linda (Brown) Hamm ’66 Hammer Insurance, Inc. Royce & Lisa Hammitt The Hampton Legacy Foundation Bill & Colene Hance Cotton ’63 & Nedra (Drake ’62) Hance Ed ’70 & Carolyn Hance Kevin & Becky (Sobetski ’03) Hand Carolyn Handa Fred ’50 & Betty Haney Dub ’63 & Ann Hannel Jeff ’89 & Lorena Hannel Rodger ’71 & Bonnie (Price ’72) Hannel Steve Hannon Insurance LLC Christina Hansen ’86 Mark ’68 & Teri Hansen Sharon Hansen Brian Hanson Wes ’98 & Rachel (Forehand ’94) Hanson Jesse Hanz James Hardie Clinton Hardin Timothy & Gayle Harlan Harlan Church of Christ Mary Harms Greg ’67 & Susan Harnden Sean Harold Charles Harrell Eric & Holly (Wolken ’90) Harrell Ruthvernelle Harrington Chuck & Karen Harris Clif ’71 & Vickie Harris Kent ’75 & Debbie Harris Rhea Harris Virginia Harris Steven & Karen Harrison Wes ’67 & Glenna Harrison Donald ’74 & Cindy Harrold Justin & Donna (Chaffin) Harrold ’99 Van & Mary Ann Harrold Mike & Pam (Ervin ’79) Hart Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co. Jim & Carol (Townsend ’66) Hartley Delores Hartman Emily Hartman Kent Hartman Daniel Hartnett J. Hartnett Farms, Inc. Kim ’69 & Diane Harvey Ralph Harvey* LaVerne & Joan Haselwood Don Hasselman ’65 Audrey Hastings Dan Hatano Clark & Dorothy Hatch Lin Hawkins Mark & Kitter (Hendrickson ’83) Hawks Dale ’75 & Vicki (Osborne ’74) Hawley Glenn ’84 & Leanna (Hood ’83) Hawley Monroe* & Julia Hawley Wayne ’70 & Gayle (Harnden ’69) Hawley Susan Hayden Loren Haynes Dennis Hayward Heartlands Church Craig & Pamela (Koestel ’86) Heitmann Dennis & Margaret Heitmann Chris Hellmuth Matt ’93 & Margie (McClung ’92) Helm

Daniel Helms T. J. Helms Helping Hands Steve & Vicky Hemmelman Jacob Henan Joseph Henan Thomas & Linda Henderson Nancy Hendricks Rick ’72 & Janice Hendricks Amy Henegar Nolan Henningson ’16 Robert & Jeni Henningson Alison Henrie Aubrey Henrie Benjamin Henrie Brooke Henrie Easton Henrie Mallory Henrie Wyatt Henrie Janet Henry Quentin Henry Forrest* & Anna (Kamm) Hergert ’49 Heritage Realtors, Inc. Ismael Hernandez Joy Herndon ’68 Sherri Herndon ’81 Tim ’79 & Kathy Herrell Gustavo & Isabel Herrera Tim & Darla Herzog Sandra Hesse Michael A. Hessler Living Trust Terry & Stacey (Meter ’75) Hester Bob ’80 & Eva High Marty Highfield John Hilim Dickie ’64 & Onita (Touchton ’65) Hill Randy ’65 & Susan Hiner James & Harriett Hinkle Keith & Elizabeth Hinkle Marvin Hinrichs Everett ’70 & Ann Hinton Lane ’01 & Kayla Hinton Trent ’02 & Tyler (King ’13) Hinton Ronald & Cynthia Hobelman Kevin & Dianne Hodge Lee & Anita (Hendrickson ’78) Hofsommer Darren Hogan Jeremy ’00 & Melissa Hogan Ronald & Joni Hohl Margaret Holden Dean Holdsworth Keaton Holland ’11 Sam Holland Dean ’54 & Nancy Hollinger Lestle Hollingsworth* Cameron ’15 & Alaia (Navratil ’14) Holmes Kris Holoch C. G. ‘Kelly’ & Virginia Holthus Archer ’70 & Roxanna Honea Bill & Linda (Main ’67) Hooten Earle & Marquita Hoover Jack Hoover Don & Gladys Hornbaker Harold & Irene Hornbaker Sharon Hornbuckle Greg & Mary (Dean ’82) Horton Jeff & Robyn (Melville ’76) Horton Travis & Patsy Horton Travis ’83 & Melanie (Ashby ’84) Horton Willie & Regina Horton Bob Hose Stuart Hoskins Bonnie Hostetler ’69 Mark ’05 & Chrystal (Duquette ’03) Houston Dean & Loma Howard James ’70 & Ellen Howard John Howard Mike & Denise (Thompson ’79) Howard Stephanie Howe Darrel & Kim (Dreher ’02) Hoyt Emil & Lola Huber Lucille (Wiles ’62) Huber Don ’64 & Letha (Prior ’65) Huddleston Allen ’64 & Fran (Cook ’65) Hudgens Jimmy & Barbara Hudgins James M. & Robbie Huffman Stuart Huggins James & Sue Hughes Nash & Laveta Hughes L. E. Hughes* William Hukill Clifford Hulse Virginia Hume Joe ’58 & Jackie (Hance ’59) Humphrey

Phil & Aloha (Larsen) Humphrey ’74 Geri Hunt Jerry & Mary Jane Hunt Candace Huston Imogene Hutchinson Ryan & Kim (Johnson ’01) Huxoll Gregory Ibers Salah ’67 & Nosaiba Ibrahim Marjorie Ingmire Integrity Production Services Inc. Jonathan & Hailee Ireland Bryan ’12 & Jordan (Veness ’10) Irsik Irwin Improvement Services, Inc. Robert & Sarah (Bickford ’62) Israel J & R Heating & Air Conditioning Randall & Nancy Jackson Thomas & Marylen Jackson Ramona Jacob Bryan ’62 & Sandra Jacobs Bob ’59 & Regina Jacobson Marcia (Key ’64) Jacobson Chester & Sharon James Don L. James Melanie James ’94 Richard & Pamela James Richard ’97 & Rachel (Nowlin ’99) James Adam Janky ’08 James & Debra Jansen Jeremy & Amy (Brethower ’06) Janzen Lindsy Jarrell Ronald Jarrell Doug & Pamela Jarvis Marsha Jarvis Spencer Jarvis Ann Jasper ’67 JB’s Flooring Gordon ’65 & Jackie (Payne ’66) Jenkins Duane Jenks ’74 Allen & Doris Jensen Jonathan & Patti Jensen Ken & Bev Jensen Mark & Wendy Jensen Jensen Door Systems Inc Jensen Lumber Joshua ’91 & Jennifer (Fike ’90) Jenson Jesperson Family Trust Ivan & Marilyn John Billy & Vida Johnson Chuck Johnson Cynthia Johnson J. Wallace & Brenda Johnson Jared & Annie (Keesee ’01) Johnson Jerry Johnson Joe A. and Wanda H. Johnson Trust Kim Johnson ’89 Larry & Ann Johnson Ovetta Johnson Paul Johnson Quin ’12 & Macy (Mountjoy ’14) Johnson Troy Johnson ’67 Wayne & Frances Johnson Willie Johnson Johnson Controls Bryan & Leah (McQuiddy) Johnston ’01 Gary E. & Marilyn Johnston Roy & Addie Caruth Johnston Gayle Jones Jerry Jones Kenneth & Jo Jones Kristen Jones Micheal & Janiel Jones Nick ’08 & Thessali (Good ’07) Jones Patrick Jones Stuart & Cecilia Jones Tim Jones Gary & Camilla Jorgensen The Joy Foundation Kenny ’65 & Kathy Kaaiohelo Kim & Danielle Kaliff Herbert Kamm ’52 Karbhari Pro-Cuts Chad & Joni ’99 Karcher Bernie ’72 & Adria Kastner Joyce Katzner Dale Kauffman Gregory Kaufman Jimmie & Janet Keas Larry & Marilyn Keim Norma Keldsen Harry Kellam ’65 Allen & Marilyn (Murphy) Keller ’71 LeRoy ’64 & Cecelia (Ehrlich ’69) Keller Norman & Linda (White) Keller ’61 Susanne (Merches ’63) Keller

David Kellogg Troy Kelly ’14 Bill & Nina Kempe Andy & Holly (Langlois ’04) Kennedy Jerry & Ruth Evelyn (Sands ’59) Kennedy Kenney Insurance Agency, Inc. Justin Kenney Matthew Kern Gryfon & Jane Ketcherside Bill Keyser Kimberling City Church of Christ Donna Kimbrell Kevin Kinder Agnes King Bill & Margaret King Charles King David & Janet (Scace) King ’67 DeVon King Jack King Lila King Anthony ’71 & Kathy (Denewiler ’70) Kingery Glen & Judy (Edwards ’79) Kingery Kingman Church of Christ Danny Kingsley ’61 Gary ’63 & LeAnn Kingsley Wilbur & Betty Kinnamon Jacalyn Kinney Lester Kinney* Casey ’12 & Courtney Kinnison Dustin Kinnison ’09 Jim & Mary Kinnison John & Betsy Kinter Kathleen Kinter Steve & Laura Kinyon Dave Kinzer ’01 Galen & Candiss Kirchhoff Johnny & Linda Kirk Mark & Becky Kirk Thomas Kirkwood Bryan & Patricia Kite Haun Kite Mary Kite Syd ’62 & Joleen (Anderson ’63) Kite Terry & Jo* Kite Jason Kite* Lynn Klase Carol Kleber Kirk Kleinen Carolyn (Christensen ’67) Kleinschmit Mark & Gwen Kline Darbi Klinkhammer Dan & Vickie (Williams) Knight ’72 Kevin ’91 & Kris Knight Joan Knippelmeyer Scott & Ruth Koch John Kohl Auto Center Kevin Kohnke Mark & Suzanne Kolterman John* & Minnie Kooiker Larry & Maggie Kopsa Kopsa, Otte & Associates Bryan Kovash Ashton & Jennifer Kozeal Brian & Joan (Lessly ’82) Kramer Pat Kraus ’67 Adam ’98 & Haili (Bonde ’96) Kreifels David & Linda Kreifels Tony ’98 & Michelle Kreifels Stephanie Kreinbring Jeff & Tami Krejci Dave Krekel ’77 John Kriha John & LaRica (Sanders ’92) Krischel Paul & Cara Kroeker Jack Krogstad Ryan Kromer ’08 Roy & Verla Krula Guenther ’70 & Sabine Kruse Judy Krysl Henry N. Kuennen William & Deborah Kuhl Todd L. Kunze Ken Kunze Brett Kuskie Michael & Beverly (Brown ’73) Kuskie Kyle ’84 & Kendra (Sleege ’85) Lacina James & Karen Lackie Ren & Angela (Jiang ’04) Lai Lakeview Church of Christ Mike & Suzette Lamb Bill ’70 & Pam Lambert Isaac Lambert Luke Lambert

Micah Lambert Scott ’79 & Kim Lambert Jean Lamp R. Landes Shirley Landgren Georgia Langford John & Sherena (Sikes ’78) Langley James & Kim Larsen Larry Larsen Raylene Larsen James Lauer Jeffrey Lauer John & Susan Lauer Gary LaValley Ted & Norma Lavender Malcolm J. Lawrence Melody Lawrence ’75 Robert & Ruth* Lawrence Sterling ’74 & Catherine Lawrence Tisa Lawrence ’14 Michael Lazzaretti James Leadabrand Michael & Marilyn (Cape ’64) Ledbetter Dixie (Hancock ’80) Lee Ming & Michiko (Dawson ’93) Lee Shannon & Nicole (Jurgens ’94) Legg Dennis & Denise Leinen Jared ’08 & Shannon (Sukraw ’07) Leinen Jonah ’05 & Amanda (Franklin ’04) Leinen Ronald Lejano Kevin & Crystal (Rice ’80) Lemmons Bob & Laura (Davis ’68) Lendman Marisa Lenear Andrew Leonard ’14 Brad ’99 & Vanessa (Terry ’98) Leonard Ken & LaVera Leopard Larry Leppke Roger & Betty (Williams) Lessly ’58 Terry ’78 & Debbie (Hollett ’79) Lessly James & Janine (Hickel ’87) Leupold Clark B. Leutze Bob ’58 & Martha Lewis Cindy Lewis Dale Lewis Derald Lewis Kevin ’96 & Glenda (Franklin ’01) Lewis Tim ’84 & Robin (Willett ’85) Lewis Lichti TV, Appliance & Furniture Center David & Judith Liehr Larry ’63 & Kareen Light Lincoln Community Foundation Lori Linderman ’64 Wayne ’66 & Jean (Swoveland ’67) Lindholm Ardell Lindsley Estate of Eva M. Lingo Ethan & Ali (Wallgren ’15) Linstad Carol Linville Harry & Claudia (Alley ’66) Lisle Chris & Carline Little Littleton Church of Christ Charles Locke Elsworth & Bettie Locus Joe & Ruth (Kelley) Lofgren ’76 Leta (Burleigh ’67) Lofton Jonathan Logue Billy & Christi Lones Aaron Long Ralph Lopez Ruben Lopez ’55 Greg ’87 & Paige LoPour Brian Lorentz Ron Losher John & Jane Lott Saia ’14 & Bethany (Miller ’16) Lotulelei Kay Louie Greg ’70 & Lorraine Love Courtney Lovelace ’17 Eric & Lena Lovelace Rebecca Evans Lowery Ernest Lowry Roger ’66 & Debra (Horton ’80) Lowry Bonnie Loyd Paula Lube John & Ellen (Whitman) Lucas ’66 Raymond & Ina Luebbe David ’68 & Betty (Smith ’70) Luke Richard Luke ’81 Chris ’94 & Mandi (Fraser ’03) Luther Emily Lutz ’14 Steven Luyando Joseph Lynch David & Judy (Layton) Lynn ’74 Richard ’70 & Margaret Lynn

Chet & Marla (Finlay ’74) Lyons Gerald & Kumaree Madeley Matt ’02 & Traci (Doele ’01) Madole Otto Mageland Brent ’79 & Kay Magner Daniel ’14 & Jasmine (Agee ’15) Magner Ron ’70 & Linda (Lemons ’71) Magnusson Eddie & Carole Mahanay Marisa Maher ’12 Steven & Lisa Maher John ’72 & Janet Maile Rich ’79 & Linda Maine Michael & Kathleen Majeski Kirk & Marcie Mallette Ken Malmborg Ronald Mamot Paul Manchester ’67 Tim & Janne Mangan Dale Manor John & Betty Mansfield Lloyd ’65 & Gail (Vick ’91) Mansfield Dick & Lou Nell Marcear Tom & Elaine (Darrah ’79) Marcrom Dana Marcy Marjorie Markley Doug Marks Vicky Marks Shirley Marley Shari (Osborne ’69) Marquardt Doris Marr Graig Marrs Chris Marsh Craig & Nancy (Sun) Marsh ’76 Gary & Michelle Marsh Ward Marshall Earl & Pam (Worley) Martin ’66 J. T. & Dorothy Martin Larry & Pat Martin Quinton & Helen Martin Robert & Carol Martin The Martin Family Trust Thor & Sandy (Bridges ’80) Martin Tod & Dana Martin Tom Martin Lisa Martinez Max Martinez Andrew & Lorena (Medeiros) Matheny ’12 Curt ’67 & Ann Mathews Jason ’00 & Kendra (Sykes ’03) Matkins Masayuki Matsumoto ’03 Estate of Mary Ardena Matthews Archie Mauck David ’65 & Winona Maxon Ron & Lola (Huber) Maxwell ’78 Jim & Rachel (Byrd ’03) Mayfield Nick Mayrath Robert McAfee Kent & Cherilyn (Deal ’80) McAllister Eric & Elaine (Ball ’68) McAnelly McAvoy Construction, Inc. Maureen McCamey Robert McCauley Connie McClure Elberta McClure Teresa McClure Lynn & Grace McCord Danny McCorkle Steve McCormick McCormick’s Heating & Air Conditioning Justin & Dawn McCoy Robert & Linda McCrory Kelli McDaniel ’07 Kenney McDaniel Carla (Foster ’71) McDonald Russell McDonald McDonald’s Restaurant Richard & Laura McDougall Rick & Sandy (Henderson ’68) McElwee Michael & Diane McEndree Rick & Glenda (Hardman ’76) McEuen Walter ’66 & Carolyn McFadden Rob & Jonna (Bengtson ’80) McIntosh Jerry & Grace McIntyre Kerry & Susan (Killen ’79) McKeever Timothy & Patricia McKeever Tom & Carmen McKenny Laureen McKettrick Rob ’98 & Rachel McKinzie John C. McKusker Benny McLain John McLaughlin Ed & Pat McLoud Evelyn McMann Cleve & Darlene McMillion

Donald & Kathy Jo McMillon Monty & Linda McNair Steve & Brooke (Harrison) McNair ’99 Tim ’73 & Beverly (Doty ’95) McNeese McPherson Avenue Church of Christ Dan Mead Darla Mead Dick & Vickie Meck Camille Meehan Nancy Meier Lucas Melott Memorial Library and Art Collection of the Second World War Menifee Valley Optometry, PC Mitch & Lisa (Cantrell ’91) Menke Norman Menzie ’54 David & Bernice Mettenbrink Jeneen Metz Metz Mortuary Carmen Meyer Charles & Regina Meyer Kenneth Meyer Wanda Middleswarth Midwest Bank, N.A. Eugene Miekley Aaron ’02 & Katie (Treat ’01) Miles Bryan & Amy (Young) Miller ’81 Chuck ’66 & Marcy Miller David Miller Kenneth & Roni (Arellano ’01) Miller L. Ray & Gail Miller Leo Miller Les ’00 & Pam (Rathe ’01) Miller Estate of Madge Miller Mark & Rose Miller Matthew Miller ’15 Max & Colleen Miller Nancy Miller Robin & Donna Jo (Leonard ’76) Miller Sandra (Downs ’63) Miller Ted Miller Thomas A. Miller Tom ’71 & Brenda Miller William & Gail (Schulz ’94) Miller Miller Seed & Supply Co., Inc. Don & Donna Millican Cindy Milliken Darlene (Swartz ’52) Miltner Clyde Miner Tim ’73 & Connie* (Sims ’74) Minnix Dennis ’62 & Anita Mitchell Harold ’60 & Dianne (Vincent ’61) Mitchell Whit & Sheri (Barnes) Mitchell ’96 Brent Mixon Kent Mixon Sandra Mixon Christine Molder Winston Molder Mary L. Molloy Irrevocable Trust Money Handling Machines, Inc. Josh & Sarah (Ingersoll ’02) Mongan Frank & Betty Jo Montague Frank Montalvo Gary & Jeanie Montford Bebe Montgomery Don ’59 & Judy (Christesson ’60) Moomey Adam ’03 & Ashleigh Moore Charles Moore David & Rachelle Moore Gloria & Sherman Moore Jerry & Yvonne Moore Mark* & Leaf Moore Morgan Moore ’17 Juan Morales Lynn Morehead Beverly Morgan Derryl & Shelly (Sikes) Morgan ’76 Zola Morgan John ’83 & Sharron (Fritzen ’82) Morrill Kevin & Allison (Schnoor) Morrill ’02 Laura Morrill ’15 Chuck ’84 & Laura (Busch ’87) Morris David & Sharon (Easterly ’76) Morris David & Mary Morrison Gary Morrow Norman ’63 & Mary Morrow Sally Morton ’01 Steve & Pat Mosey Kerry & Cynthia Moss James Mouat Karlie Mountjoy ’15 Shane & Vivian (Stevens) Mountjoy ’88

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Ted ’98 & Janet Mountjoy Karel & Gene Muehring Judith Mueller John Muir Vincent Muirhead Jeanette Mullins S.L. & Bettye Mullins John & Linda Munn Barbara Munoz Reed & Betty Munsell David ’81 & Pam Murphy James Murphy Norman ’63 & Betty Murphy Rian Murphy* Doug & Mickey Murray Andy & Georgia Musgrave Russell ’58 & Clara (Carson ’59) Musselman David ’83 & Ruth (Sanchez ’82) Myatt Ray & Joan Myatt Mike & Carol Myers C. Naber & Associates Gayle & Grace (Black ’69) Napier Walter & Lynn Nathan National Christian Foundation, Heartland National Christian School Association Navajo Travel Plaza Dale ’66 & Kathy (Miller ’65) Neal Shannon Neary Nebraska Independent College Foundation Nebraska Rural Radio Association David & Kim Nelson Don & Nan Nelson Georgia Nelson Leonard Nelson Marilyn (Jenkins ’72) Nelson Ryan Nelson ’13 Terry & Ann Nelson Nelson, Van Denburg & Campbell Wealth Management Group Cynthia (Scharr ’71) Newcomb Gregory & Shareen Newman Monty & Vicki (Burleigh) Newman ’75 Steven Newman ’68 Bao Nhu & Suzanne Nguyen Linda Nice Richard & Linda (McGrew ’60) Nichols Kenneth Nicholson Diane Nicolosi Scott ’70 & Birgie (Collins ’71) Niemann Dorothea Niethold Melvin & Susan Niewohner Myrna Niewohner Ed & Linda Nill Gerry Nixon ’72 Ben & Susan (Waller ’74) Noah Ruth Noffsinger Mark & Bonita Nolden Dick Noll ’79 Ken & Mary Ellen Nordlund Thomas & Helen Norris Cy & Katie North North Park Church of Christ Northeast Eye Care Northeast San Antonio Urgent Care LP Rick & Gail Northen Northern Agri-Services, Inc. Northside Church of Christ Northwestern Mutual Foundation Thomas & Marian Norwood Bob Nossaman Dave ’77 & Emily (Bahler ’72) Nossaman Patricia Nunez Isaac Obermiller ’12 Fermin ’73 & Jeri (Murphy ’72) Obias V. Obrecht Charlene O’Brien Spike & Karen (Alley) O’Dell ’73 David ’00 & Rachel Odom Judy (Amundson ’67) Odom Tyler Odom Robert & Willora Oglesby Albert & Dale Ogren Siegfried & Virginia (Loney ’71) Ogris Jamie Ohl John Oldham Marj Oleske Stephen Olmo Jeanette Olmstead Ronald Olson Sandie Olson Dennis & Vickie Oman ONE Gas 151st Street Church of Christ ONEOK, Inc.

Margarett Orr ’76 Scott & Clare Orwig Jan Osborn Rita Osborn Dennie ’79 & Debby Osborne Harold & Betsy Osborne Matthew & Allison Otte Mary Ouzts Laura Overstreet Maria Gamulo-Owen Jerry Padilla Randy & Rhonda Page Danielle Palensky ’17 Larry & Lilieth (Marques ’70) Palk Estate of Robert D. Panesi Jamey ’77 & Joanna Pankoke Jean Parker Joel & Linda (Houtz) Parker ’87 Leslie Parker Parker Church of Christ David Parkes Brent ’84 & Jane (Houtz ’85) Parrett Wilson ’82 & Kristen Parrish Mary L. Parsons Living Trust Kevin Pash Angie Murray-Pate Boyd Pate Jason & Lena (Kozlova ’97) Kozlova-Pates Harry & Brenda Patterson Jeff & Jan Patterson William Patterson* Ernie ’62 & Glenda Patton Robert ’95 & Kristi Paulsen Dan Paulus Evan Paulus John Paver Mary Ann Pawley Steven & Gloria Payne Hobie & Yvonne Peacock William & Tina (Wright ’75) Peacock Devyn Pearl ’12 Ronnie & Polly Pearl Tom & Carla Peebles Rodger Pella Everett & Doris Penick Penner’s Tire & Auto, Inc. Jane (Martin ’48) Pennington P.E.O. Chapter HH James & Eunice Peoples Michelle Perkins Nancy Perkins Mary Kandl-Perrin Charles & Mary (Haakenson ’71) Perry William Peters Ronald & Jackie (Robinson ’68) Petersen Mark & Kate Peterson Denny ’74 & Kathy Petrillo Larry ’65 & Jill Petrillo Terry Pettit Pfizer Foundation Dean & Christi (Lindholm ’89) Phelps Elwyn (’43) & Margaret Phillips Mark ’78 & Bonnie Phillips Robert Phillips Ron ’66 & Sue (Shelton ’67) Phillips William Phillips Steve Phipps Cesario & Birgitta Piamonte Glenn & Aimee (Burney ’04) Piller Bill ’87 & Lori Pink Gary & Donna Pinney Pioneer Natural Resources Ted Poe Doris Pohl Terri (Mashek ’75) Poley B. Polis Fermin Ponce De Leon Les & Teresa (Lundgren) Pope ’75 Port Aransas Church of Christ Richard & Mary Potter Michael & Christine Pounds Estate of Maribel Poundstone Joseph Powell J. Lindbergh Presson Raymond Preston Lloyd ’66 & Karleen Price Gaylin & Lisa Prior Procter & Gamble Company Production Sales Company L. Lynn & Emma Mae Pruitt Michael & Chris Pruitt C.J. Prutch ’06 Elmer & Florence Pugh Daryl & Carolyn Pults

Quality Sound & Communications, Inc. Joan Quelle Terry & Patricia (Sanner) Quigley ’81 Scott ’82 & Shirley (Walker ’81) Raab Danny P. Ragusa Raindrop Repair, Inc. Kathi Ramirez Jack Ramos Trevor ’14 & Katie (Kynion ’13) Ramos Billy & Dorothy Ramsey David Ramsey ’79 Dwayne & Lea Mae Rankin Larry & Connie (Baunhofer) Rankin ’71 Grant ’03 & Amanda (DeBerry ’02) Rathe Nolan Rathe ’08 Jon & Vicki (Tull ’97) Rathje John Rathjen John ’70 & Ramona (Miller ’69) Ratliff Berdine Rawlins Brittany Rayls ’17 Jim & Christy Rayls Renee Rayls ’17 Susan Raymond Re/Max Blue Line Lawrence Reasbeck Anthony & Ashley Reed Daniel H. Reed Arthur & Carol Reese Melvin & JoAnn Reetz Doris Reeves Jeff & Beth Reichel Brenda Reicheneker ’78 Rick & Dixie ’85 Reicheneker Jonanna Reidinger Lisa Reinschmidt Brad ’99 & Tina Reischl Jim & Sandy Reischl Nick & Cheryl (Wild ’75) Reisdorff Charles Reiss Eddie ’03 & Danielle Reiter Mayra Renberg Louise Reno* Randall ’68 & Myrna (Stinnett ’69) Renoud Helen Reppart Kenny & Linda (Loker ’69) Reville Rose Costello-Reyes Mark & Rose Reyes Betty Rhodes Keith & Donna Rhodes Rita Rhodes Mona Rhynalds Jason ’00 & Sara Rice Pat Rice John ’09 & Casey Richards Clarence Richardson Dennis & Cheryl (Martin ’73) Richardson Keith Richardson Kevin ’86 & Karla (Anderson ’85) Richardson Truett Richardson Wade Richardson Richard Riddick Billie & Silva Nell Rider Bob Ridge Rusty Ridley ’07 Jerry & Diane (Fogarty ’78) Ries Josh Rinard ’07 Troy ’76 & Tavan Rinard David Rinehart ’70 Rio Grande Valley Abstract Co., Inc. Vanessa Rios Kelley (Keller ’84) Ritter Bobby Rives Robert & Priscilla Rives David ’67 & Malissa Rivoire Paula Rivoire ’81 Pamela (Lovett ’69) Roach Guy & Cindy Robarge Richard & Justine Robb Bobetta Roberson Gayland & Maidalyn Roberts Robert Roberts Jr. Roberts Drug Store Eugene Robertson Robert Robertson William & Ann Robertson Shirley Robinson Willie Robinson Dulcie (Hoofnagle ’39) Robinson* Mary Robison Titus & Angela (Sobetski) Robison ’04 Judith Robowski George & Christina Rodriguez Sharon Rodriguez ’86

Victor ’59 & Charlotte Rodriguez Paul Rodriguez Law Group Jess Roe Phil & Judy (Wayland) Roe ’67 Thomas & Margaret Roerkohl Jen Rogers Ryan ’97 & Erika (Hawley ’99) Roling Darren & Jill Roller Donald Roller George & Carmen Romero Amber Rose Roger & Verdeen ‘Dee’ Roseke Ryan & Valene (Kite) Roseke ’88 Harold Rosenau Patrick Rosonke James T. Ross Jeff ’74 & Melissa Ross Jon ’82 & Tammy Ross Terri Ross ’79 Stacy Rothberg Jay & Carol Rounsaville Clark & Sue ’01 Roush James Routzahn Nathan & Ryla (Roseke) Rowedder ’04 Benjamin & Jamie Royal Perry & Dorothy Rubart Robert Rucker August & Lynda Ruff Humberto Ruiz Michael & Nadine (McAllister) Runcie ’73 Runza Drive-In Mike ’84 & Janet (Reno ’83) Rush Zach Rush ’08 Terry ’79 & Carol (Green ’78) Rusk Mike ’72 & Neva (Beasley ’73) Russell Ryan Rutt Jeff Ryan Cathleen Salas Donna Sallach Manuel Samora Laura Sanchez Willie ’82 & Tamara (Wiggs ’11) Sanchez Yolanda Sanchez ’80 Marshall Sanders Lynn & Norma Jean Sanderson Bob ’67 & Diane Sanner Bob Sanner* Bill Satterfield Troy & Veronica Satterfield Nick & Lora Saunders Bob Sautter Ken & Cassandra Savage Savoy Company, P.A. Elaine (Townsdin ’65) Schackmann Erik ’04 & Kara Scharrer Gerald Schell Esther Schenck Norma (Craig ’59) Schinnerer Byron & Diana (Robinson ’70) Schlueter Scott & Dana (Alley ’95) Schmid Rhonda (Galkin ’97) Schmidt Dennis & Vicki Schminke Jerry ’85 & Tammy Schneider Rudy & Pam (Ivey ’72) Schellekens Russell & Jeanette Schoof Randy & Janice (Cheney) Schow ’75 Roszella (Schultz ’53) Schrader Kembra Schulte Mary Anne Schulte Ralph & Janice Schultheiss Randy & Deborah Schultz Donald & Bobbie Schulz Dottie (Lott ’58) Schulz Rick & Angela (Robinson ’98) Schwarte Lewis & Gwinna (Adams ’77) Schwartz Janee Sciorelli Mary Scott ’07 Robert & Jeannette Scott G. M. Scown Bernardine Scripture Louise Segreto David & Lori (Kinney ’85) Seilstad Parker Seilstad ’14 Gene Seiter William Selby Sequoia Wealth Partners, Inc. Carol Seufferlein Grant Seufferlein ’17 Terry & Catherine (Brown) Seufferlein ’85 Ken & Cathy Sewell Don & Joyce Shackelford Larry Shafer Lee & Donna Shafer Lonnie & Carol Shafer

Chris Shanks ’85 Rolland & Claudia Sharkey Judith Shaubach Mark Shaw Tom & Judy (Browder ’76) Shaw Barb Shelden Art & Sandy (Sommer ’61) Sheldon Howard & Margaret Sheldon Todd & Denise (Scott) Sheldon ’81 Vic & Rita (McAllister) Shelton ’65 Marcia (Blankenship ’61) Shepard F. Douglas & Cora Beal Shields Ronald & Avon Shields Shimmers LLC Ed & Marilyn (Oak ’56) Shingleton Paul Shirley Leon & Janice (Whitley ’67) Shoemaker Bruce Shotts ’83 Tammy Shotts ’80 Kris ’85 & Beth Shuman Jeri (Davis ’56) Shute Agnes Sidoff Delores Siebenshuh Randy ’96 & Tracey Sigle Brady & Hannah (Sheldon) Sikes ’15 Stacy ’68 & Carol (Murphy ’67) Sikes Stafford ’96 & Jen (Spickelmier ’06) Sikes Stanten ’75 & Colleen (Murphy ’74) Sikes Steddon ’84 & Brenda Sikes Stewart ’80 & Dawn (Carpenter ’96) Sikes Betty Jean Silver Jeffrey Silver Kathy Silvernale Tony & Melinda Simmons Tony & Ramona (Kronberg ’60) Simmons Michael & Arian (Williams ’88) Simonds Dave & Pat (Stockburger ’72) Simpson Scott & Sheryl (Lessly) Simpson ’85 Cathie Sims ’75 Michael & Carol Sink Donald & Bonnie Skeen Glen Skeen Jerry ’61 & Dona Skinness Phil & Pat Slate William Slezak Susan Sloup Ben ’12 & Megan (Grimes ’09) Smail Sandra Small ’75 Robert Smallfoot John Smallwood, Jr. Brendan Smith Brian & Ruth (Ristine ’69) Smith Caleb & Brianna (Bailey) Smith ’15 Darin ’01 & Kerry Smith Dixie Smith Greg ’07 & Jaci (Coehoorn ’08) Smith John Smith Kasie (Hethcote ’98) Smith Kent & Julie Smith Lincoln Smith Mark & Jill Smith Richard ’88 & Sherrie Smith Ryne ’14 & Stephanie (Studebaker ’13) Smith Jon & Sarah (Day ’02) Smithburg Wanda Snow ’49 Robin Snyder Holly Sobetski ’01 Keith Soboleski Ron Sobon Amber Soderholm ’10 Bob ’87 & Martha Soderholm Joseph Sokolik Sold Out PC Delia Perez-Solis Ronald Solis Nolan ’07 & Alyssa (Rowedder ’08) Sollenberger Larry & Marjorie Solley Solomon State Bank Dan Sorge ’74 Felicita Sotolongo Larry ’67 & Martell Souder Southwest Church of Christ Jeff Southworth Anthony Spagnolo Delos ’64 & Sherry (Hottle ’65) Sparks Shane ’99 & Jana (Dabney ’01) Speck Dan & Emily Spiceland Elizabeth Spiceland Jim Spickelmier Mollie Spieker Woody ’78 & Judy Square Jim & Creuza Squires

John & Lynae (Scroggin ’81) Stafford Marilyn Stahn C. Foster Stanback Brad & Linda Stanger Evan Stanger ’14 Mike T. & Phyllis Stanton Robin & Shawn (Waters ’83) Starck Jared ’01 & Charla (Farrell ’00) Stark Bill & Betty Rae Starks State Farm Company Marilyn Steele Mark & Ginger (Hodson ’02) Steggles Paul & Mary Delle (Hance ’65) Stelzer Charles & Carolyn Stephenson Frank & Nancy (Dillon ’76) Stepp Irene Sterner Leonard & Norma (Anderson ’59) Stevenson Emerson & Joyce Stewart Jack & Jean Stewart James ’84 & Kara Stickels Bradley & S. Dawn Stinson Joan Stirlen ’79 Doug & Julie Stitt Justin ’03 & Crystal (Milota ’05) Stoll Thomas Stoll Travis Stoltenberg ’05 Bill Stolzenburg Greg & Lisa Storey Strata Leadership, LLC Keith ’64 & Ann Straughn Marjorie Strawther Jim & Kathy (Schultz ’87) Street Jon & Joan Strong G. Wayne & Harriet Studebaker Boyd & Elaine Stuhr Boyd & Laurie Stuhr Steve & Barbara (McNally ’73) Sucsy Mike & Sheila (Adams) Sullivan ’68 Ron ’77 & Sandy (Jackson ’78) Summers Tracy (Rutherford ’82) Sumner Sun Theatre Derrell Suter Kimberly Suter Roger Svatos ’60 Donna Swanson Jerry & Donna (Smith) Swanson ’64 Kathleen Sweeney Richard & Barbara (Williams ’94) Swenson Norma Swink Gerald Swope Jeff Swope Susan Swope Jereta Sykes John & Linda Sykes Kirk Sylvester Bruce ’67 & Sheila (Howell ’70) Tandy Harold & Deena (Smith ’65) Tandy Don Tassin Dane & Shanon (Sikes ’87) Tate Jeanne Taylor Rusty & Judy Taylor Terrel & Charlotte Taylor Team G Real Estate Devon Teeple ’02 Paul & Sandy (Hendrickson ’80) Telehey Joseph Terazon ’17 Rhina Terazon Irma Terpenning Bob & Martha Thomas Doris Thomas Joe & Linda Thomas Charles & Nancy Thompson Jane Thompson Steve ’78 & Barbara (Boyle ’76) Thompson Larry & Sharon (Burch ’75) Thomsen Virginia Thomson J.P. & Fern Thornton Lee & Linda (Treat ’75) Thrasher 3D Supply Company Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Thuman Charitable Trust Dawn Timmerman Jere & Charlotte Timmerman Ryan Tingey Charles Tingley Robert Tinius Betty Todd J. Ray & Ruth Anne (Brown) Toland ’65 Wayne & Janet (Lee ’73) Tolley Carol Toms TopMD Skin Care, Inc. Kim ’87 & Brittney Touchton Paul ’61 & Cheryl Touchton

Randy Touchton Ryan ’62 & Cheryl Touchton Sara Tourney ’04 Delbert & Helen Towell Roy Towle Doug ’83 & Danna (Nelson ’84) Townsdin R. Elaine (Huddle ’58) Townsdin Steven Townsdin T-P Rentals James Tracy Robert & Susan Trapp Martha Trask Robert & Shirley (Gillan ’55) Trauger Victor ’01 & Haley Treat Eric ’91 & Jenny (Sobetski ’01) Tremaine Ron & Melva (Watley) Tremaine ’63 Lynn Trigg Thomas & Glenna Trimble James & Sandy Trotter Terry & Kathleen Trower Don & Judy Truitt Garry & Sally (McCune ’68) Truitt Collin Tsai Steven & Sharon Tschirhart Gary & Kristin (Murphy ’80) Tucker Yvonne Tucker Tulsa Christian Foundation, Inc. Matagiese ’60 & Lima Tunoa Stacie Turnbull Bryan ’82 & Del (Frye ’83) Turner Evelyn Tyler Union Bank & Trust Company Beth Urive Jeffery Valentine Valentino’s Pizza Billy Van Curen James Vanderpool ’65 Darrel & Rene’ (Poland) Vanhooser ’77 Tom & Suzanne Vanous Tim ’91 & Aimee VanWagoner Reid ’13 & Alyssa (Becker ’14) VanWesten Paula Varner Gary Vasconcellos Gary ’65 & RaJean (Thayer ’64) Vawter Rafael & Julia (Sathre ’78) Vazquez Giovanni & Judy Vidal Jacob ’64 & Marilyn Vincent Berta Vogler Spencer ’05 & Kimmie (Beitler ’03) Vogt Norma (Anderson ’49) Vorce Dale & Edith (Matt ’63) Vosler Paul ’75 & Beth Wade Thomas Wade Emily Wageman Carol Wahl Jane Waites Thurman & Linda Walden Ashley (Wellman ’07) Waldrep Joe & Shirley Waldrop Bill & Sandra (Thurmond ’62) Walker Cecil Walker ’53 Morris & La Donne Walker Seth Walker ’15 Larry & Elisabeth Waller Lila Waller Mary Waller Sherry Wallgren Walmart Joshua & Kristina (Warren ’04) Walsh Richard Walterhouse Brian ’03 & Jaclyn (Ferguson ’02) Walth Peggy Waltman Craig Ward Sylvia Ward* Thad Warren Toni Warren Washing Well LLC Larry & Luanne (Bukowich ’79) Waterman Esther Watkins* Del & Rita (Davis ’71) Watson Charlie ’65 & Mary Ann Watts D. Weber Shirley Weber ’82 Ellen Welker F. Hubert Wells Wells Fargo Foundation Wendy’s Restaurant Sue Wenger Larry & Nakita Weseman Iva West Betty Westerfield Mike & Sharon (Swarm) Westerfield ’72 Doug & Diane Wheeler Frank & Kathleen (Baker) Wheeler ’72

Kevin Wheeler Kyle & Kelie Wheeler Philip & Melodie (Lewis ’85) Whitaker Charles & Pam (Piskorik) White ’66 Connie White ’64 John & Gwen White Lori (Underwood ’80) White Wayne ’63 & Karen White Millie (Hamm ’64) Whitlow Paul Whitmire Gary & Ava Whittington Roy ’78 & Cindy Whittington Rollie & Julia Whitworth Wichita AWCE Philip & Mary Anne Widel Vaughn & Donna Wiebusch Ruth Wiedemann Mary Wiegert Mitch & Shannon Wilburn Steve & Pamela (Frugoli ’82) Wilderson Greg & Sara Wilke Daniel & Marilyn Willard Dennis & Sue (Moore) Willard ’64 Kevin Willbanks ’81 Alex & Becky Williams Arthur ’62 & Jackie (Thayer ’61) Williams Caleb & Kim (Hooten) Williams ’02 John ’68 & Pam (Murphy ’69) Williams Tom & Robbie Williams Gladys Willis Steve Willis ’75 Seamus Wilmot Dub & Mattie Wilson George ’67 & Montez Wilson J. Floyd & Lorraine Wilson Jamie Wilson Daryl & Linda Wilton Winfield Rest Haven, Inc. Donald & Carol Winklepleck J. W. Winston Roy Winston Mike & Mary Wischkaemper Stacey Wise Kevin & Tammy (Dahlof ’81) Wishard Billy Witt Dick ’70 & Paula Witt Jenn Witt ’08 Mindy Witt ’11 Shirley Witt Mike Wize Barbara Wolfe Verna Wolfe Benjamin Woodburn ’07 Drew & Andrea Woodburn WoodmenLife Robert S. Woodruff Ezra Woods Greg ’85 & Candi Woods Paul & Mildred Woods Paula Woody Donald & Virginia Worten Joseph Wreschnig Oscar Wright Phala Wright John & Stacey Wubbenhorst Wyad Utility Contractors, Inc. Wayne Wylie Mack & Karen Wyly Yakima Valley College Everett Yates Shanna (Brockman ’67) Yates Tiana (Endicott ’03) Yazdani York Chiropractic Center York Cold Storage York Community Foundation York County Visitors Bureau York General Hospital York Medical Clinic York News-Times York Printing Company York Rotary Club York State Bank & Trust Co. Burton Young James & Elna Young Matthew & Paula Young Steven Younger Kenneth & Jodie Yunevich Joan Zamora Shannon Zichek ’65 Ben & Millie Zickefoose Renee Zinck ’78 Donald Zurfluh (*indicates deceased)

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Levitt-Larsen Visionaries Recognizing individuals and organizations who have given financial support to York College for 20 or more years or who have lifetime giving of more than $500,000.

Rex & Barbara Allen Bettye Alley Daniel ’68 & Jill (Beaty ’67) Amundson Daryl Anderson ’79 Peter & Liz (Olson ’79) Anderson Carol & Drew Arnold Dave ’77 & Cindy (Sheldon ’78) Arterburn Keith Arterburn Bert Bagley* Virginia Bailey Wayne & Darlene Baker Wylene Baker* Clyde & Nancy Barber Steve & Sherri (Scott) Barber ’75 William & Lynda Barnacle Stephen & Tammy Batten Gerald Beasley* Steve ’76 & Michele Belden Theron Black Richard & Ada Blankenship Wanda Bonney Larry & Judie (Swanson) Brewster ’62 John & Marcia Brown John* & Martha Bryant Troy ’75 & Cindy Burr David & Beverly (Luz ’68) Button James & Jo Anna Byars Glynetta Callan Colis Campbell* Ronald Campbell* Michael & Mary Ann Case Margie Casebolt Carroll & Dolores Chambliss Mike ’81 & Annette (Baker ’80) Christensen Murlie Clark Cornerstone Bank Cornerstone Insurance Group R. L. Craft Co Jimmy & Tina (Landon) Crouch ’78 Gary Cuda ’74 Wilbur & Dawn Dabbs Joseph & Carol Darrah Glen & Mary (Cumberledge ’70) Davis Harry Denewiler Jerry & Kathie (Stevenson ’84) Dickson David & Patty (Alley ’60) Dowdey Kenneth & Regina Dunn Kenneth & Jan Duvall Hershel Dyer Rick ’71 & Sherilyn (Hogins ’72) Eldred Roger ’69 & Pam Elliott Sidney & Maxine Ellis Bob & Susan (Voigts ’77) Epley Glenn Fikes* Gordon Fillman ’51 Don & Joy Fischer Edwin & Carol Fitzgerald Bart ’80 & Shirley (Vance ’79) Florea Kaylen (Hall ’69) Fry Tom ’68 & Dianna Gaer Clifton & Louise Ganus Donald & Shirley Genrich Rod ’71 & Rosalyn Genrich

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H. Jarrell & Cynthia Gibbs Steve & Yolanda (Smith ’71) Giboney Ken ’73 & Terry Gibson Richard Gibson James & Grace Anne Gilfilen Gene* & Grace* (Cleveland) Goben ’58 John Goeppinger ’73 Estate of Frances Goodson Paxson & Opal Fae Gordon Dave & Sue (Lowry) Grimes ’76 Joanne Grone Donna Groves Terry Gutshall ’67 Larry & Linda (Brown) Hamm ’66 Cotton ’63 & Nedra (Drake ’62) Hance Jeff ’89 & Lorena Hannel Rodger ’71 & Bonnie (Price ’72) Hannel Mary Harms Charles Harrell Ruthvernelle Harrington Virginia Harris LaVerne & Joan Haselwood Don Hasselman ’65 Lin Hawkins Monroe* & Julia Hawley Dennis & Margaret Heitmann Thomas & Linda Henderson Nancy Hendricks Rick ’72 & Janice Hendricks Heritage Realtors, Inc. Joy Herndon ’68 Sherri Herndon ’81 Bob ’80 & Eva High Dickie ’64 & Onita (Touchton ’65) Hill James & Harriett Hinkle Everett ’70 & Ann Hinton C. G. ‘Kelly’ & Virginia Holthus Bill & Linda (Main ’67) Hooten Earle & Marquita Hoover Don & Gladys Hornbaker Harold & Irene Hornbaker Travis & Patsy Horton Dean & Loma Howard Emil & Lola Huber Lucille (Wiles ’62) Huber Allen ’64 & Fran (Cook ’65) Hudgens L. E. Hughes* Imogene Hutchinson Randall & Nancy Jackson Thomas & Marylen Jackson Bob (’59) & Regina Jacobson Chester & Sharon James Richard (’97) & Rachel (Nowlin ’99) James Duane Jenks ’74 Ivan & Marilyn John Wayne & Frances Johnson Roy & Addie Caruth Johnston Larry & Marilyn Keim Allen & Marilyn (Murphy) Keller ’71 Bill & Nina Kempe Kingman Church of Christ Lester Kinney* Haun Kite

Beyond 125 Campaign Celebration

John* & Minnie Kooiker Michael & Beverly (Brown ’73) Kuskie Bill ’70 & Pam Lambert Scott ’79 & Kim Lambert Robert & Ruth* Lawrence Sterling ’74 & Catherine Lawrence Larry ’63 & Kareen Light Wayne ’66 & Jean (Swoveland ’67) Lindholm Charles Locke Roger ’66 & Debra (Horton ’80) Lowry David & Judy (Layton) Lynn ’74 Brent ’79 & Kay Magner Paul Manchester ’73 Tim & Janne Mangan John & Betty Mansfield Tom & Elaine (Darrah ’79) Marcrom Shirley Marley Robert & Linda McCrory Rick & Sandy (Henderson ’68) McElwee Jerry & Grace McIntyre Kerry & Susan (Killen ’79) McKeever Ed & Pat McLoud Evelyn McMann Tim ’73 & Beverly (Doty ’95) McNeese Wanda Middleswarth Eugene Miekley Leo Miller Ray & Gail Miller Tim ’73 & Connie* (Sims ’74) Minnix Harold ’60 & Dianne (Vincent ’61) Mitchell Bebe Montgomery Derryl & Shelly (Sikes) Morgan ’76 Norman ’63 & Mary Morrow Vincent Muirhead Reed & Betty Munsell Gayle & Grace (Black ’69) Napier Helping Hands Terry & Ann Nelson Scott ’70 & Birgie (Collins ’71) Niemann Gerry Nixon ’72 Thomas & Helen Norris Judy (Amundson ’67) Odom Robert & Willora Oglesby Albert & Dale Ogren Sandie Olson Harold & Betsy Osborne Mary Ouzts Robert D. Panesi Everett & Doris Penick Estate of Maribel Poundstone Joseph Powell Daryl & Carolyn Pults Terry & Patricia (Sanner) Quigley ’81 Raindrop Repair, Inc Berdine Rawlins Rick & Dixie (’84) Reicheneker Jim & Sandy Reischl Kenny & Linda (Loker ’69) Reville Gayland & Maidalyn Roberts Phil & Judy (Wayland) Roe ’67 Harold Rosenau James T. Ross Perry & Dorothy Rubart

Michael & Nadine (McAllister) Runcie ’73 Mike ’84 & Janet (Reno ’83) Rush Donna Sallach Bob Sanner* Norma (Craig ’59) Schinnerer Russell & Jeanette Schoof Robert & Jeannette Scott Howard & Margaret Sheldon Art & Sandy (Sommer ’61) Sheldon Todd & Denise (Scott) Sheldon ’81 Ronald & Avon Shields Ed & Marilyn (Oak ’56) Shingleton Paul Shirley Bruce Shotts ’83 Stacy ’68 & Carol (Murphy ’67) Sikes Stanten ’75 & Colleen (Murphy ’74) Sikes Steddon ’84 & Brenda Sikes Stewart ’80 & Dawn (Carpenter ’96) Sikes Cathie Sims ’75 Phil & Pat Slate Bob ’87 & Martha Soderholm Bill & Betty Rae Starks Emerson & Joyce Stewart Joan Stirlen ’79 Bill Stolzenburg G. Wayne & Harriet Studebaker Steve & Barbara (McNally ’73) Sucsy Donna Swanson Jerry & Donna (Smith) Swanson ’64 Jereta Sykes Bruce ’67 & Sheila (Howell ’70) Tandy Irma Terpenning Virginia Thomson J. Ray & Ruth Anne (Brown) Toland ’65 Paul ’61 & Cheryl Touchton R. Elaine (Huddle ’58) Townsdin Eric ’91 & Jenny (Sobetski ’01) Tremaine Thomas & Glenna Trimble Tulsa Christian Foundation, Inc. Darrel & Rene’ (Poland) Vanhooser ’77 Bill & Sandra (Thurmond ’62) Walker Mary Waller Larry & Luanne (Bukowich ’79) Waterman Charlie ’65 & Mary Ann Watts Ellen Welker F. Hubert Wells Betty Westerfield Mike & Sharon (Swarm) Westerfield ’72 Frank & Kathleen (Baker) Wheeler ’72 Connie White ’64 John & Gwen White Millie (Hamm ’64) Whitlow Dennis & Sue (Moore) Willard ’64 Arthur ’62 & Jackie (Thayer ’61) Williams Gladys Willis Steve Willis ’75 George ’67 & Montez Wilson Greg ’85 & Candi Woods Paul & Mildred Woods Donald & Virginia Worten York Printing Company York State Bank & Trust Co. Renee Zinck ’78 (*indicates deceased)

Beyond 125 Campaign Summary

Scholarships, Programs and Campus Improvements

Scholarships Committed York College Fund — Student Scholarship Funds $6,601,635 Endowed Scholarships $2,966,227

$9,567,861 Programs Committed Academic, Athletic, Campus Ministry, Performing Arts, and more $2,368,938

Campus Committed* Bartholomew Performing Arts Center (includes an endowment gift for the facility) $3,610,369 Clayton Museum of Ancient History featuring the Stanback Collection $1,146,140 Other Campus Projects: Touchton Baseball Clubhouse, Freeman Center, McGehee Hall, and McCloud Hall $182,236 $4,938,745

$16,875,544

Total toward the Goal** *There are zero dollars of new debt from any of these projects to burden our students. **Total raised is 158% of campaign’s original goal of $10,700,000!

Beyond 125 Campaign Personnel Campaign Chair H. Jarrell Gibbs

Trustee Campaign Co-Chairs Ed McLoud David Lynn ’74

Parent Campaign Co-Chairs Greg ’85 and Candi Woods

Faculty-Staff Campaign Co-Chairs Tim McNeese ’73 Eric Tremaine ’91

Alumni Campaign Co-Chairs Don and Ramona Ellison ’55 Paul Touchton ’61 Mike Westerfield ’72 Janet (Reno) Rush ’83 Richard James ’97 Aaron Fletcher ’02

York Community Campaign C.G. Kelly Holthus, chair Tracy Babcock ’96 Gordon Fillman ’51 Troy Flynt ’94 Chuck Harris Bob Hose Brad Leggett Garold Leggott David Lynn ’74 Merlyn Minderman Barry Redfern Ben Royal

Alumni Campaign Advocates Bob Jacobson ’59 Wayne White ’63 Dickie ’64 and Onita ’65 Hill Delos Sparks ’64 Gary Bartholomew ’67 Stacy Sikes ’68 John and Pam Williams ’69 Rick Hendricks ’71 Patricia Simpson ’72 Mike and Nadine Runcie ’73 Larry and Susan Nossaman ’76 Ron and Cheryl Gallegos ’77

Mark Phillips ’78 Ron and Lola Maxwell ’78 Joan Stirlen ’79 Rodney Goben ’80 Glenn ’84 and Leanna ’83 Hawley Marquisette Bickford ’84 Brad Fisher ’89 Matt Helm ’93 Ryan Roling ’96 Lena Kozlova-Pates ’97 Chris Crooks ’98 Scott Abraham ’99 Kim Huxoll ’00 Pamela Miller ’01 Kim Hoyt ’02 Jacob Coehoorn ’03 Dan Goodwin ’03 Aimee Piller ’04 Amie Cox ’05 Jen Sikes ’05 Greg Smith ’07 Bryan Armstrong ’11 Ben Smail ’12

Ex-Officio Mike Armour, Trustee Advancement Committee Chair Shawn Bengtson ’80, President’s Council Chair

When two York College alumni, Wayne White and Steve Belden, first introduced me to York College in 2002, I was caught off guard by the passion they had for this small Christian college in Nebraska. They didn’t want Cynthia and me to simply know about York, they urged us to visit, donate money, and become advocates for the school. It was clear that York College had changed their lives and when we checked out the school, we found a place that was changing many lives and had been doing so for many years.

Board of Trustees Mr. H. Jarrell Gibbs Chairman Hot Springs Village, AR Mr. Patrick W. Hendricks Vice Chairman Tulsa, OK Mr. Richard W. James Secretary Wichita, KS Mr. David F. Lynn Treasurer York, NE Dr. Michael C. Armour Dallas, TX Dr. Edward J. Bailey York, NE Mr. E. Joe Brazell Royse City, TX Dr. Jeffrey W. Hannel Lubbock, TX Mr. Chester M. James Kingman, KS Mr. Edward E. McLoud Leavenworth, KS Mr. Norman E. Morrow St. Francis, KS Mr. Michael V. Myers Littleton, CO Mr. Ed G. Nill Pierre, SD Mr. James N. Reischl Harlan, IA Mrs. Cassandra R. Savage Overland Park, KS Mrs. Carolyn R. Stephenson Lubbock, TX Dr. Charles B. Stephenson Lubbock, TX Mr. G. Wayne Studebaker Norfolk, NE Mrs. Linda J. Thomas Clinton, OK Mr. Douglas J. Townsdin Broken Arrow, OK Mr. Paul E. Touchton Franklin, TN Mr. Charlie J. Watts Eudora, KS Dr. R. Wayne White Carrollton, TX Mr. Mitch C. Wilburn Broken Arrow, OK Dr. Gregory N. Woods York, NE

In fact, York College meets two important criteria as I steward the resources God has graciously given us. What we found at York College was a dedication and devotion to preparing men and women for life and, of equal importance, an intentionality to maximize the use of every resource, including gift dollars, toward that end. Knowing that our investment makes a difference in people’s lives and is well spent, convinced us to become investors.

Those two attributes mean a lot to us, and in recent years, Beyond 125 has exemplified both.

During Beyond 125, your generosity has provided new facilities without adding any new burden of debt to students. It has provided facilities that are sustainable for the future. The campaign made York College an even better place to call home, to learn, and to prepare for life. It means programs were sustained and allowed to grow. Best of all are the number of students whose York Experience was made possible because of funding for current scholarships and the number of endowed scholarship dollars added that will benefit students for years to come. The campaign mattered. Your gift mattered. And, I personally thank you for your generous support in making the campaign a huge success!

One caution though is that planning and funding are never complete. Beyond 125 is no exception. The response and the amount of money raised are gratifying, but it doesn’t mean we can relax. Rather it gives us a strong position to launch into the future and envision greater service in the days to come.

So, what’s next?

For the sake of students, whether they enroll this fall or 20 years from now, we are going to take a brief time to stop, listen to our alumni and friends, and test our plans. Plans to grow endowments that strengthen programs and scholarships as nothing else can, plans to address additional facility needs, and plans to further develop programs that give us an opportunity to reach out to new audiences (most of whom have never before heard of York College). As we do this, I encourage you to share your perspectives, dreams, concerns and hopes with us.

And as we set our sights on what happens Beyond 125, I urge you to consider how you might participate in the days and years ahead.

For everyone whose gifts made Beyond 125 a success: thank you. Thank you for being a lifechanger and a kingdom builder and a friend to York College.

H. Jarrell Gibbs Beyond 125 Campaign Chair and Chairman of the Board

Cameron Merrill was set to attend a different school and major in pre-med, however the Lord led him to York College and to an unexpected path: “I felt that God was calling me to ministry,” he said. “Dr. Seufferlein’s intro to ministry class opened my eyes, learning what ministry is all about. That class and discussions with Professor Seufferlein really impacted me.” Now Cameron is in York Campus Ministries, getting a first-hand look at the work of a minister. He plans to do youth ministry after graduation, and perhaps family ministry or pulpit ministry later in life.

“Scholarships definitely make it easier on my family for me to be here. Scholarships also encourage me to keep working, keep pushing, and make myself better every day.”

—CAMERON MERRILL, SENIOR BIBLICAL STUDIES, YOUTH MINISTRY MAJOR, EDMOND, OKLAHOMA

Publication photos by Asa Coppinger, Bob DeHart, Chad Greene, Hannah Gund, Chrystal Houston, Olsson Associates, and Steddon Sikes.

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