Celebrate the Past... Empower the Future. ST VER ATE RI DA C UN TIO O N O N L a F L I E D G

Celebrate the Past... Empower the future. ST VER ATE RI DA C UN TIO O N O N L A F L I E D G

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INDIAN RIVER STATE COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC. Annual Report . 2009-2010

1 In 2010, IRSC celebrates its 50th anniversary as the area’s major resource for postsecondary education and career training. The past five decades demonstrate a tradition of excellence, with planned growth and expansion paving the way for continued service to our students and communities.

Despite the funding challenges faced by all state and local agencies, IRSC has expanded its enrollment and provided an increasing number of students a local, Edwin R. Massey, Ph.D. President, IRSC affordable option for their education. In 2009 - 2010, the IRSC Foundation provided more than $2.2 million to help hundreds of students through scholarships, and $2.5 million to IRSC for enhanced facilities and instructional support.

Your charitable gifts are crucial in our ability to provide the resources necessary to prepare tomorrow’s students for advanced education and emerging careers. We thank our extended family — the community, alumni, donors and partners — whose loyal, collective support infuses life into our mission and purpose to serve students with excellence today and tomorrow.

Ann L. Decker Executive Director, IRSC Foundation The following pages share more about our plans for upcoming initiatives. We welcome your telephone calls, emails, or visits to learn more about how you can partner with us to help students and our community. IRSC Foundation Board of Directors

(L to R back) Dr. Edwin R. Massey, Ex-officio; Ann L. Decker, Ex-officio;Frank “Sonny” Williamson Jr., Okeechobee County; Edwin Arnowitt, Martin County; Ruth Ann Vega, Martin County; John D. Mallonee, M.D., St. Lucie County; Frank M. Irby, Okeechobee County; John W. Williams, Okeechobee County; Michael D. Minton, St. Lucie County; José L. Conrado, Indian River County

(L to R front) Susanne H. Clemons, Okeechobee County; Michael L. Adams, St. Lucie County; Theodore A. Brown II, Martin County; Alma Lee Loy, Indian River County. Not pictured: Joseph P. Lembo and J. Hal Roberts Jr.

IRSC Foundation Staff

Members of the IRSC Foundation staff, which includes staff of the Take Stock in Children Scholarship Program and the Lifelong Learning Institute at IRSC, work as a team to advance IRSC’s mission.

(L to R back) B. Saffioti, E. Rodriguez, K. Irby, A. Decker, D. Thompson, M. Gordon (L to R middle) L. Ruiz, S. O’Brien, M. Walker, M. Forget, C. Case, D. Liddle (L to R front) E. Windham, J. Ivy, L. Thomas, M. DePriest, L. Kelley

2 STRENGTHENING OUR Many IRSC students COMMUNITY TODAY... successfully juggle Building a Brighter Tomorrow academics, employment, The IRSC Foundation provides the and family margin of excellence to help IRSC responsibilities maintain its reputation as one of the top in order to graduate. state colleges in the nation. Gifts from You can help students generous friends and donors support to overcome financial IRSC through the Foundation via three barriers and key areas: attain their dreams.

. Scholarships . Enhanced Facilities . Faculty / Instructional Support Empower the Future With scientific You can leave a legacy to benefit future innovation vital for regional economic generations. For a one-time only gift of success, IRSC $10,000 or more, you can establish an is preparing endowed fund to help students. As only students with the the generated interest is used annually, science and critical an endowed fund is a permanent way to thinking skills fund scholarships, teaching chairs, and needed for more — long beyond your lifetime. high-skill, high-wage careers of the future. Helping Students Can Help You Too!

In addition to the joy you’ll receive through helping others, you may realize Through private gifts significant tax savings! The IRSC to the IRSC Foundation, the College provides Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit enhanced learning corporation, and major gifts may be environments with pledged for up to five years. advanced technology and equipment WAYS TO GIVE: to help prepare Unrestricted Gift students for Your gift can address critical needs. emerging careers.

Restricted Gift You may specify a particular area.

Scholarship Fund Establish a “custom” scholarship to match your interests or honor a loved one. In 2009 - 2010, the IRSC Foundation Donor Advised Fund provided scholarship You may recommend which eligible support to more than organizations to fund and we will 2,100 students. administer your Donor Advised Fund. As these young people graduate and You can make a difference by giving: enter the workplace, our community . Cash improves. . Stocks and Bonds . Real Estate . Planned (Deferred) Gifts

Questions? Please contact Ann Decker at 772.462.4786 or [email protected] 3 CELEBRATE THE PAST... EMPOWER THE FUTURE

Thanks to our many generous friends who believe in the good work that IRSC is doing for our community, we are proud to share the highlights of our achievements during the past year.

Many IRSC graduates received scholarship assistance through These accomplishments set the the IRSC Foundation, thanks to the support of individuals, businesses, and foundations. standard for continued outstanding service in the future to benefit IRSC, our students, and our community.

Alumni Highlights . Honored the College’s first president, Dr. Maxwell King, and Dr. Herman Heise, the College’s second president as the 2010 Distinguished Alumni in recognition of the 50th Anniversary of the College . Hosted the 10th Annual Alumni and Friends Golf Tournament at the Vero Beach Country Club

Campaign Highlights . Launched the Science, Technology, The Junior League of Martin County has established a scholarship Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fund to benefit deserving IRSC students who have been actively Building Campaign, SLW Campus involved with the Pace Center for Girls in Fort Pierce. (L to R) Kathy . Creswell, JLMC President; Karlette Peck, JLMC member; Melissa Continued the Brown Center for DePriest, IRSC Foundation Development Coordinator; Ann Decker, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Executive Director of the IRSC Foundation; and Lisa von Seelen, Campaign, Main Campus Pace Center Executive. . Continued the Lifelong Learning Institute Endowment Campaign

Community Highlights . Recognized Alma Lee Loy as the 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year . Sponsored programs, lectures, and cultural events for residents throughout IRSC’s four-county service district

Educational Facilities Highlights . Dedicated the Brackett Library at the Mueller Campus in Vero Beach

Faculty Highlights The Anne R. Snyder Award annually recognizes outstanding faculty . Awarded three Endowed Teaching who serve as department chairs. Above, Sherry Bowen, Chair of the Chairs, one Anne R. Snyder Biology Department, is congratulated by Dr. Massey. Department Chair Excellence Award, and one Harriett Kirk Crago Faculty of the Year Award . Continued to provide financial support for additional nursing instructors 4 Lifelong Learning Institute at IRSC Highlights . Expanded opportunities for more than 500 men and women age 50 and better in peer-led and peer-directed programming on branch campuses . Broadened public reach in our efforts to endow the Lifelong Learning Institute . Successfully directed the sold-out IRSC Performing Arts Series

Pioneer River Press Highlights . Held several art exhibit and book signing receptions to promote Treasured Waters – The Indian River Lagoon . Continued marketing Pioneer River Ambassadors for the Lifelong Press publications Learning Institute: Frank Irby, Jan Day, Patty Weber-Schmidt, Richard Bancroft, Jean Fielden and Mary Graves. Planned Gifts Highlights . Increased the number of gift annuities and bequests to benefit students “My scholarship . Enhanced the website to better through the IRSC meet the needs of donors and Foundation made it financial professionals possible for me to attend college. At IRSC, I was a member of President’s Challenge/Take Stock in DECA, a student group Children Highlights for business majors. . Awarded four-year tuition scholarships This opened many doors to 60 new middle and high school for me – during the students who will be the first in their annual competition, I families to graduate from college competed and won at . Provided mentors, guidance, and the international level. support to more than 250 high school Today, I am a financial aid advisor and help students who are earning their other students.” scholarships by remaining in school and staying out of trouble Sasha Ramirez, Bachelor’s Degree River Hammock Student Housing graduate, 2010. Highlights . Continued to offer convenient and affordable on-campus housing . Improved technology and increased security measures for students . Offered convenient payment options to students and parents

Scholarship Highlights . Awarded $2.2 million in scholarships – including health science scholarships, Baccalaureate Degree scholarships, transfer scholarships for IRSC Associate Degree graduates, and scholarships for new and returning IRSC students . Established more than 25 new scholarship funds to benefit Harriett Kirk Crago Faculty of the Year Award recipient Terri Holly IRSC students (center) with Dr. Massey and members of her family. Also pictured are Richard and Harriett Crago, their daughter Laura and her husband Alan Kauffmann. The Kauffmanns established the award in honor of Mrs. Crago, an IRSC Trustee Emerita.

5 REVENUE Critical Areas of Need - Facility Unrestricted Income Income 4.94% 4.23% Current Campaigns IRSC continues to be on the cutting edge, providing new programs and training to serve the needs of our business community. Our goal is to remain ahead of the local, regional and global trends in the job market. To accomplish this, our current fundraising efforts focus on the following critical areas of need: Restricted Income . Science, Technology, Engineering & . Lifelong Learning Institute at IRSC 90.83% Mathematics (STEM) Building Endowment . IRSC Scholarships . Annual Giving . Take Stock in Children Scholarships FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARCH 31, 2010

REVENUE

Unrestricted Income $668,177 4.23% Restricted/Endowment Income $14,329,493 90.83% Facility Income $779,335 4.94% Total Support Received $15,777,005 100.00%

EXPENDITURES

Scholarships $2,166,837 46.43% Committed Facilities Support $931,553 19.96% Instructional Improvement $1,150,092 24.64% Operating/Overhead $418,559 8.97% Total Support Given $4,667,041 100.00%

Planned (Deferred) Gifts Empower the Future

EXPENDITURES We are working hard at supporting our future so we can continue doing what we do even better into the future. Instructional Operating/ Improvement Overhead We offer many Planned Gift options to help you choose the gift that is right 24.64% 8.97% for you and your family.

Visit the interactive Planned Giving section of our website at www.irscfoundation.org. You may also contact Ann Decker at 772.462.4786 or [email protected] to discuss how you can leave a legacy to benefit future generations. Facilities Scholarships 19.96% 46.43%

6 IRSC SCHOLARSHIPS HELP STUDENTS SUCCEED

In 2009-2010, the IRSC Foundation awarded nearly $2.2 million in scholarships to help 2,100 deserving students attend college.

How Can You Help?

You don’t have to be wealthy to make a difference in a student’s life. With a minimum of $500, you can establish an annual IRSC scholarship. With the generous support of the Deerbrook Charitable Trust, the Take Stock in Children program has provided 112 students incentive-based scholarships that are Scholarships may fund tuition, books, proven to break the cycle of poverty by providing hope and a college education. and/or living expenses. We’ll During the 2010 annual awards ceremony, Mrs. Rosamond Clark (center) administer the scholarship at no met the current recipients. charge, and monitor the recipient’s academic progress. You may also Carol Webb (right) establish a permanently endowed of the Sailfish Point Foundation, congratulates the recipients scholarship to continue beyond your of scholarships provided by lifetime for a minimum of $10,000. this generous organization which has changed the lives of dozens of students.

Take Stock in Children Scholarship recipients are congratulated by Dr. Edwin Massey upon graduating from IRSC.

Helping Local Students

Area organizations and individuals provide four-year tuition scholarships to deserving, at-risk children through the President’s Challenge/Take Stock Jeanette Mueller (left), served as in Children Scholarship program, as a mentor throughout middle, high long as they maintain good grades school, and college to Take Stock in and stay out of trouble. Administered Children Scholarship recipient by the IRSC Foundation, this innovative Nicole Durham, who graduated with program helps students in Indian a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Safety River, Martin, Okeechobee and St. Administration. Nicole was an IRSC Lucie counties. Ambassador, and Treasurer of the Campus Coalition Government while at IRSC and plans to attend law school. You can provide a four-year college tuition scholarship through the Take Stock in Children program for a one-time gift of $8,000! 7 OUTSTANDING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS PREPARE STUDENTS FOR SUCCESS Support the STEM Building Campaign

Our region’s continuing economic development as the “Research Coast” hinges on providing students with a world-class education in the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).

Located at IRSC’s fastest-growing campus in St. Lucie West, the new 47,619 square-foot multi-story STEM Building will house: . State-of-the-art, computer-equipped teaching labs designed to link math and science concepts to practical research, engineering, and industry applications through “real world” projects . Technology-supported classrooms with the capability to receive and transmit presentations between IRSC’s Main Campus, area research institutes, and community STEM resources . Science labs to support teaching and student research in the areas of biology, With scientific innovation vital to microbiology, biotechnology, anatomy and physiology, chemistry, environmental regional economic success, IRSC is preparing students with the science sciences, botany, and other life sciences and critical thinking skills needed for . Technology-enhanced “knowledge room”, where students will collaborate on high-skill, high-wage careers of the research projects and present their projects to business and industry leaders. future.

The STEM Building Campaign

The IRSC Foundation’s goal is to raise $1 million in private support to enhance the technology and equipment needed to furnish the STEM Building. You can help through gifts of cash, appreciated stocks, real estate, charitable gift annuities, and more. Major gifts may be pledged for up to five years.

Naming Opportunities are Available

You can permanently link your name to an IRSC classroom, lab, or educational area through a naming opportunity. Many highly-visible locations are perfect for honoring loved ones, increasing awareness of your business, and demonstrating your support of IRSC and our community.

View the list of naming opportunities at www.irscfoundation.org or call 772.462.4786.

To help through an outright or deferred gift, please contact Ann Decker, Executive Director of the IRSC Foundation, at 772.462.4786 or via e-mail at [email protected]. 8 AlumniAssociation

SUPPORT YOUR ALMA MATER. JOIN THE IRSC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION!

Show your IRSC Pride • Connect with Fellow Alumni reminisce about their days at “The Alumni • Enjoy Great River” during an alumni reception hosted by the Foundation. During the 2010 NJCAA Discounts and Benefits Swimming and Diving Championships on March 3-6, 2010, the men won their 36th Are you an IRSC Alumni? Your consecutive and the women won their 29th educational experience at “The River” consecutive championship. helped you to prepare for the future – a future filled with increased opportunity and a variety of choices that would not have been possible without a degree from IRSC. Support your alma mater by joining the IRSC Alumni Association today for a special discounted price of $10. As a member, you will receive a membership card giving you access to a variety of exclusive alumni benefits and discounts.

Visit the Foundation website to enroll and to browse a list of participating merchants that will honor the discount Alumni and members of the 1999 NJCAA National Championship card during the 2010-2011 calendar IRSC Swim Team (L to R) Ed Vihen, Cliff Dyer, J.P. Richard, Andres year. These discounts – as high as 20% Tovar, and Ricardo Monasterio. at some locations – will save you on everything from retail shops to restaurants to spa services and much more.

Become a Business Partner to provide benefits to our alumni members. This partnership is a great way for businesses to introduce themselves and their products and/or services to more than 50,000 IRSC alumni. To become a business partner, please contact Susan O’Brien, Alumni Relations, at 772.462.7251. Business partners receive a window display and are listed IRSC alumni and honorary chairmen J. Hal Roberts Jr. (left) and on the website and in publicity materials. Joseph P. Lembo (right) celebrate with fellow Foundation Board member and sponsor Dr. John Mallonee at the IRSC Swing. Alumni, Join us on Facebook! area businesses, employees and friends have helped to raise •Learn about upcoming events more than $150,000 to support student scholarships through •Post pictures • Start discussions the always sold-out annual event. Support the 2011 tournament •Share your thoughts May 20th at the Vero Beach Country Club! www.facebook.com/IRSC.fanpage 9 ENDOWED David Moberg (second from right) TEACHING CHAIRS celebrates with family members following AWARD FACULTY Dr. Massey’s (L) EXCELLENCE presentation of the Community Endowed Thanks to private support, IRSC offers Teaching Chair in Fine Arts. Endowed Teaching Chairs in numerous disciplines on an annual basis. In a highly-competitive process, faculty members submit proposals for projects to benefit students. Upon being selected, winners receive funding to implement J. Douglas Stephens their educational projects. View winning Endowed Teaching Chair projects at www.irscfoundation.org. recipient Taranna Amani Rahman (second from left) with Dr. Massey (L), her husband, To learn more about establishing an and her parents. Endowed Teaching Chair, please contact Ann Decker at 772.462.4786 or [email protected].

IRSC FOUNDATION’S PROGRAMS BENEFIT Dr. Massey (L) congratulates COMMUNITY Bruce W. Fraser, Ph.D., shown with his wife, upon the Working with Roy Lambert, Lambert presentation of the Gladys Williams Wolf Foundation and thirteen additional Endowed Teaching Chair founding members, the IRSC in Communications. Foundation established the Dan K. Richardson Entrepreneurship Program. This multi-faceted program increases awareness of America’s free enterprise system among students and the community through: 2001 - 2010 Entrepreneurs of the Year (L to R seated) Robert . Entrepreneur of the Year Event Brackett, Bud Adams, Alma Lee . Endowed Teaching Chairs Loy, Hariot Greene and Barney . Distinguished Lecture Series Greene. (L to R standing) . Scholarships Dr. Edwin R. Massey, IRSC President; Roy Lambert, founding member; Sonny Williamson, Vernon Smith, Sid Banack, ENTREPRENEUR Donald Proctor and John OF THE YEAR RECOGNIZES Schumann. Not pictured: Dan K. Richardson, Ray Oglethorpe. BUSINESS SUCCESS

Dr. Massey (L) and Each year, the IRSC Foundation Roy Lambert (R) present recognizes an outstanding business the 2010 Entrepreneur of the Year Award to founder or leader through the Alma Lee Loy. She is a retired Entrepreneur of the Year Award. retail clothing store executive Nominations are submitted by the and community advocate who business community for this resides in Vero Beach. prestigious award, and this year’s recipient was Alma Lee Loy.

10 The Distinguished Lecture Series has successfully expanded to two IRSC campuses with more than 400 subscribers enjoying experts on current issues. Pictured (L to R) Sandee and LLI Advisor John Carberry, Foundation Director Ann L. Decker, LLI founding members Power your brain by joining the Lifelong Bob and Patty Schmidt, Tom Weber, Learning Institute (LLI) at IRSC. LLI is guest speaker from University designed to celebrate the wisdom of of Notre Dame, Dr. John A. Weber, men and women age 50 and better with Madeline Weber, Tom’s wife. expanded programming in Vero Beach, The Lifelong Learning Institute Fort Pierce, Port St. Lucie, Stuart and continues the College’s Okeechobee. The concept of peer-led tradition of presenting the IRSC and peer-directed programming, where Performing Arts Series to a members are both student and teacher, sold-out house. The four-part is the key to the continued success series opened with the “Voice of LLI at IRSC. of Broadway” Betty Buckley (center). Pictured are LLI Advisors Interested in getting involved? Karen and Richard Bancroft Membership, peer leadership and with Ms. Buckley. volunteer information may be found at: www.irscfoundation.org. More than 75 volunteer peer leaders share exciting IRSC FOUNDATION’S educational programs on a wide variety of member selected PIONEER RIVER PRESS topics. Peer leader Jim Gillespie PROVIDES continues to lead photography offerings which have included SCHOLARSHIPS some interesting models for TO STUDENTS pointers in composition. That’s Jim to the left of Abe Lincoln. The Pioneer River Press, owned and operated by the IRSC Foundation, publishes books to raise funds for Local landscape artist Rick Kelly, student scholarships. Since its whose book Treasured Waters – inception, the Press has helped dozens The Indian River Lagoon was of deserving students attend IRSC. published by the Pioneer River Press, autographed books for IRSC employees at a recent Pioneer River Press Publications Art Show. Rick Kelly produced more than 70 original paintings Treasured Waters – The Indian River to raise scholarship funds for Lagoon by artist Richard Kelly deserving students. and author Camille S. Yates Excursions in Geography by James Lett, Ph.D. The Early Years of Port St. Lucie, FL Imagine being curled up with a by Strelsa Schreiber good book and at the same time Beautiful and Rare Birds of Florida having the inner satisfaction of by Alto “Bud” Adams, Jr. knowing that you are helping Throw me the Bottom Line ... deserving college students I’m Drowning in E-mail by achieve their dreams. John S. Fielden, Ph.D., Jean D. Gibbons, Proceeds from Pioneer River Ph.D. & Ronald E. Dulek, Ph.D. Press publications support Two Lives, One Love by Jay Dickinson student scholarships. Words to Teach By Visit www.PioneerRiver.com by Henri Sue Bynum, Ph.D. to purchase books Fundamentals of Nursing (CD) by on a variety of topics. Mary Jane Hopkins, MSN, ARNP, and Maria Seidel, MS, ARNP 11 Indian River State College Foundation Giving Clubs

We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of those who support the mission of Indian River State College. The following contributors made gifts from September 16, 2009 through September 30, 2010.

IRSC FOUNDATION’S GIFT CATEGORIES

PRESIDENT’S LEGACY CLUB Donors who include the IRSC Foundation in their wills or estate plans and/or establish a planned gift to benefit future generations

PRESIDENT’S CLUB Lifetime Members Annual Members $10,000 and above, personal $1,000 and above in cash or endowment of $10,000, or life securities each year Housewife Millie Daniels died in insurance valued at $25,000 2003...This year, she’s sending 18 or more students to nursing school at IRSC. Due to financial obstacles, Millie GOLDEN PIONEER CLUB PIONEER CLUB RIVER CLUB was unable to pursue her lifelong $500 - $999 $100 - $499 Up to $99 dream of becoming a nurse. Through a trust established by Millie and her husband in 2003, 94 students have been able to fulfill their dreams in Millie’s honor. THE PRESIDENT’S LEGACY CLUB

President’s Legacy Club members are recognized for their longstanding commitment to education by making a planned gift which will last beyond their lifetime and benefit future generations. Members of the President’s Legacy Club have established a planned gift and/or included the IRSC Foundation in their wills or estate plans. Members of this elite group receive engraved plaques and are invited to special invitation-only events, including the President’s Holiday Gala.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Abney Sr. Lon and Audrey Kight Patricia Winterburn Alan Dr. Elaine Kromhout Dr. Harvey and Mrs. Donna Arnold Ms. Marilyn C. Link Sidney and Donna Sue Banack Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Massey Mr. Richard Barsalou* Ms. Patricia Neilson Mr. Bryan Beaty Mrs. Elsa Newman Ms. Gertrude Bender Mr. Paul O'Brien Ms. Sherry L. Bowen Mrs. Loria Patterson Marjorie Bowers, Ed.D. Jim and Deb Piowaty Mrs. Linda Ell Britcher Ms. Helen C. Price Ms. Juanita Brown Dr. Patricia C. Profeta Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown Sr. Dr. Alan P. Roberts Luella M. Capitani Dr. Georgette Rosenfeld Car Dealer George Stanich died in Owen F. and Linda S. Chastain Mrs. Marjorie H. Routt* 1997...This year, he’s providing Mrs. Chloe Dunwoodie Ms. Pat Schweikert scholarships to 59 students who are Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Fee III Ms. Eleanor G. Sexton Drs. Jack* and Jean Fielden earning their Bachelor’s Degree. Dr. Gary Shaver Mr. Reginald T. Floyd Thanks to a bequest, 320 students Mr. Don R. Symington Rick and Jimmie Anne Haisley Buck Vocelle Jr. have benefited from his legacy since André Hawkins Frank "Sonny" and Betty Williamson 1997. Mary Jane Hopkins Mrs. Margaret Wisniewski Dr. Katherine Johnson Ms. Norma G. Yoak Mrs. Donald Kerkow *Deceased 12 THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB – LIFETIME

Members of the President’s Club – Lifetime have provided a gift of $10,000 or more in a calendar year, established an endowment with a personal gift of a minimum of $10,000 or more, and/or irrevocably assigned a life insurance policy of $25,000 or more to the IRSC Foundation. Members of this elite group are recognized throughout their lifetimes, receive engraved plaques and are invited to special invitation-only events, including the President’s Holiday Gala.

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Abney Sr. Mrs. Chloe Dunwoodie AAUW - Port St. Lucie Branch Emily and Kallman Nashner Trust Bruce and Ann Abernethy Engineering & Water Resources Bruce and Bridget Abernethy Evans Properties Mr. and Mrs. Alto "Bud" Adams Jr. FACC IRSC Chapter Adrian M. Sample Scholarship Fund Charles and Nola Falcone Patricia Winterburn Alan Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Fee III Alex G. Nason Foundation Dr. Jean Fielden Bob and Becky Allen First Peoples Bank Mr. Frank Altobello Florida Architects APWA Gold Coast Florida College System Foundation Corporate partners provide much- Dr. Harvey and Mrs. Donna Arnold Florida Power & Light Company needed funding to advance IRSC’s Edwin and Iris Arnowitt Mr. Reginald T. Floyd mission. Here, Julie Smith (L) of AT&T Florida Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Folbrecht Verizon Communications presents Audio Visual Innovations Frances Langford Foundation Awareness Technology Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable Foundation Ann Decker (R) with a gift to support Mrs. Carolyn Bailey Graves Brothers Company the Brown Center for Innovation and Sidney and Donna Sue Banack Hariot and B.E. Greene Jr. Entrepreneurship. Private funds help Bank of America H. J. High Construction Company to close the gap between state Bank of America Foundation Rick and Jimmie Anne Haisley funding and the funds needed to BankAtlantic Foundation Haisley Funeral Home & Cremation Service equip IRSC facilities with the Charlotte and Ray Barget Ms. Regina Hamrick technology and equipment to train Barney Family Foundation Harris Trust/Bank of Montreal and educate today’s students. Barron Collier Partnership Andre and Annette Hawkins Basil L. King Scholarship Foundation HCA Healthcare Mr. Bryan Beaty Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hefflebower Jerry and Sandy Bedacht Mr. Steven W. High Ms. Gertrude Bender Hi-Tide Sales Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bergalis Hobe Sound Community Chest Alan B. and Katherine A. Bernstein Hobe Sound Port Salerno Rotary Club Mrs. Pamela Bjorkman Jack and Mary Jane Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. David Blackburn ICS Computers Booth Foundation Indian River Medical Center Ms. Sherry L. Bowen Dr. and Mrs. Tim Ioannides Marjorie Bowers Ed.D. Frank and Brigitte Irby BP Amoco Foundation IRSC Interior Design Club Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brackett J. Parker Henry Trust Larry and Meredith Breault James and Virginia Merrill Foundation Mrs. Linda Ell Britcher John's Island Community Service League Mr. Jim Broadhurst Ms. Doris R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Brown Dr. Katherine Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Brown Sr. Junior League of Martin County Ms. Juanita Brown Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kahle Luella M. Capitani Kahle Foundation Ms. Glynda W. Cavalcanti Alan and Laura Kauffmann The Indian River State College Dr. and Mrs. Prasad Chalasani Betty J. Kelly Charles McArthur Foundation Mrs. Donald Kerkow Foundation honors outstanding Charlotte B. Forestier Private Foundation Trust Lon and Audrey Kight donors through nominations for the Chase Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell C. King Association of Fundraising Owen F. and Linda S. Chastain Ms. Betty King Professional’s (AFP) National Mrs. Rosamond Clark Mr. Daniel B. Kinser Philanthropy Day, which recognizes Pete and Susanne Clemons Dudley and Cheryl Kirton philanthropists and volunteeers Coastal Cyberknife and Radiation Oncology Dr. and Mrs. Prasad Korlipara whose achievements have made a Consulate Health Care of Vero Beach Mr. Lex and Dr. Elaine Kromhout significant impact in our community. Ms. Hazel L. Crews Dr. and Mrs. Ramesh Kumar In 2009, Foundation nominees Edwin Mr. and Mrs. Standish L. Crews Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Lambert and Iris Arnowitt were selected by Dr. William R. Dannahower Lambert Foundation the Treasure Coast Chapter as Dean, Mead, Minton & Zwemer Larson Dairy Outstanding Individual Deerbrook Charitable Trust Lawnwood Regional Medical Center Diamond R Fertilizer Company Lawnwood Regional Medical Center Auxiliary Philanthropists. Disney's Vero Beach Resort Mr. Robert A. Lee 13 Richardson Scholarship Foundation Robert F. and Eleonora W. McCabe Foundation Robert Lee and Thomas M. Chastain Charitable Foundation Dr. Alan and Donna Roberts Mr. and Mrs. J. Hal Roberts Jr. Rose McFarland Finley Foundation Dr. Georgette Rosenfeld Gene and Jane Rowley Royal Management Sailfish Point Foundation Dr. Jonathan Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sawicki School Board of St. Lucie County Ms. Theresa Schueller Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schumann Jr. Ms. Pat Schweikert Seacoast National Bank Sebastian River Medical Center Seminole Tribe of Florida Ms. Eleanor G. Sexton Drs. Gary and Vicki Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Simpkins The Brown Center for Innovation and Matthew and Anne Smith Entrepreneurship (BCIE) is under construction at Mrs. Patricia Owen Smith IRSC’s Main Campus in Fort Pierce. This innovative Ray and Beth Smith “green” facility is designed to prepare students for Vernon D. and Brenda K. Smith careers in nanotechnology, alternative energies, St. Lucie County Education Foundation sustainable building design, architecture, science, St. Lucie County Fire District engineering and business. St. Lucie Medical Center St. Lucie Medical Center Auxiliary Through private gifts, IRSC educational facilities St. Lucie River Chapter- are equipped with the latest technology which Daughters of the American Revolution meets or exceeds what graduates will find in their Mr. John "Jack" T. Stabile future workplaces. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Steyer Ms. Helen S. Steyer Graham and Rita Stikelether SunTrust Bank of Lake Okeechobee SunTrust Banks of Florida Foundation Ms. Frances G. Syfrett Mr. and Mrs. Chuck B. Syfrett Mr. Don R. Symington President’s Club - Lifetime continued... Take Stock in Children Ms. Marilyn C. Link Al and Pat Olofsson Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Link Foundation Jim and Jan Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Thurlow Jr. Robert J. and Sharon L. Lowe Dr. and Mrs. Chrys Panayiotou Ms. Carolyn B. Timmann Lynch, Johnson & Long Dr. Kamlesh and Jagruti Pandya Mr. and Mrs. Enrique A. Tomeu Macho Products Mrs. Loria Patterson Treasure Coast Indo-American Dr. John and Elizabeth Mallonee Philip Banks Memorial Trust Physicians Society Mariner Sands Chapel Philippine American Association Treasure Coast Sports Commission Martin County Community Foundation of the Treasure Coast Mr. George R. Troost Martin Memorial Health Systems Jim and Deb Piowaty Tropicana Products Dr. and Mrs. Edwin R. Massey Piper Aircraft U.S. Trust Company of Florida Ms. Pauline MacArthur John and Peggy Pitta United Way of Indian River County Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. McDermott Jr. PNC Marcos and Ruth Ann Vega Joey and Annette Miller PNC Foundation Buck Vocelle Jr. and Donna Hinz-Vocelle Michael and Misty Minton Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas J. Polk Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Company Ruth Moore Mr. Chris J. Ponsoldt Mrs. Evelyn Welch Andy and Fran Morgade Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Pressley Dr. and Mrs. David F. Wemmer Mueller Family Foundation Ms. Helen C. Price William A. and Helen S. Thomas NAWIC-Chapter #317 Donald and Linda Proctor Charitable Trust Dr. and Mrs. Sudhir K. Nayer Proctor Construction Company Mr. Alfred H. Williams V Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Neill Sr. Dr. Patricia C. Profeta Betty and Frank "Sonny" Williamson Jr. David and Betty Neill QVC St. Lucie Kim Elizabeth Williamson Neill, Griffin, Tierney, Neill & Marquis Dr. Kamalakar and Kavitha Rao Williamson Cattle Company Ms. Patricia Neilson Raulerson Hospital Mrs. Margaret Wisniewski Mrs. Elsa Newman Raulerson Hospital Auxiliary Dorothy Wynne NextEra Energy Foundation Realtors Association of St. Lucie Joel and Deena Wynne Northern Trust Bank Stephen and Connie Ribakoff Wynne Building Corporation Mrs. Deborah A. O'Boy Richard K. Davis Construction Mr. and Mrs. John G. Yardley Paul and Becky O'Brien Mr. Dan K. Richardson Ms. Norma G. Yoak Okeechobee Educational Foundation Richardson Family Foundation 14 THE PRESIDENT’S CLUB – Barry and Brenda Keim Royal Palms of St. Lucie Mr. Richard E. Langdon Ms. Julie K. Russakis ANNUAL Karen, Kristen, and John Louis Larson Russakis Ranch Joe and Diane Lembo Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Lier Estate of Anne R. Snyder Members of the President’s Club – Allen and Mary Locke Mr. Bart C. Sontag Annual are recognized for contributions Ms. Alma Lee Loy St. James Academy of $1,000 or more on an annual basis. Mr. Charles R. Lunceford & Mrs. Brenda La Marca St. Lucie County Fair Association St. Lucie County Rock & Gem Club Members of this elite group receive Mainline System Mr. and Mrs. Robert Makemson St. Lucie Eye Associates engraved plaques and are invited to Mann Research Center St. Lucie Fishin' Chics special invitation-only events, including Marine Bank & Trust Company Mr. and Mrs. James R. Strohecker the President’s Holiday Gala. Marine Corps League Summit Construction Management Jack Ivy Detachment No. 666 Ms. Eileen M. Taronto 100 Club of St. Lucie County Mariner Sands Foundation Taxpayers Association of IRC AAUW Vero Beach Martin County Estate Planning Council The Hilson Fund Mr. David Allison Martin County Orchid Society The McGraw-Hill Companies Avenue D Boys' Choir Martin County Taxpayers Association Ms. Elizabeth Thomas AWOL Ocean Village Estate of Rose M. Montes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Thurlow Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Balzereit National Wild Turkey Federation IR Penwa Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies Estate of Richard Barsalou Strutters Chapter Treasure Coast Basketball Club Ms. Margaret A. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Neary Treasure Coast Builders Association Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Berg City of Okeechobee Treasure Coast Chapter of the Big Heart Brigade of the Treasure Coast George and Susan Pantuso Paralegal Association of Florida Estate of Tess Black Paul Jacquin & Sons Treasure Coast Chapter of the Florida Water Blank & Meehan Steven and Etta Payne Environment Association Blues Alliance of the Treasure Coast T. René and Cornelia Perez Treasure Coast Chiefs of Police & Mr. and Mrs. E. Allen Bottorff II Port St. Lucie Business Women Sheriffs Association Stan and Nancy Bredemeyer Port St. Lucie Newcomers Club Treasure Coast Radiologic Technologists Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bryant Port St. Lucie Woman's Club Dr. Alexander W. Van Ovost Mr. James and Dr. Henri Sue Bynum Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Powell Verizon Foundation Mr. John M. Caputo Professional Fire Fighters & Frank and Teresa Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Baxter C. Carr Jr. Paramedics of SLC Ms. Carol Webb Ms. Jane P. Cebelak Publix Super Markets Charities Mr. James Westcott Coca-Cola Bottling Company - Ft. Pierce Republican Women Aware, Federated Ms. Sara Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Conrado John and Karen Rockhill Zeta Technology Conrado Enterprises of IRC Rotary Sunset Club of PSL Ms. Crystene L. Corrin Mrs. Ann L. Decker and Mr. Keith Lyons Donadio & Associates Ms. A. Lee Dunkin Andy Morgade (R), and his wife Fran Family Private Care sponsor the Robert Morgade Estate of Mary L. Fields Memorial Scholarship to honor their Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Flink Florida Institute of CPA Sailfish Chapter son’s memory. Melissa Lopushinsky, Florida Water & Pollution Control recipient, is pursuing a Bachelor’s Operators Association Degree in Organizational Phil and Melanie Forget Management. Ann L. Decker (L), City of Fort Pierce joins Mr. Morgade Fort Pierce Lions Foundation in congratulating Melissa. Fort Pierce Sport Fishing Club Ms. Betty L. Foster Schley "Jake" J. Frazer GFWC Hobe Sound Women's Club Mrs. Mary P. Graves Robert and Melvena Grice Gulfstream Lodge No. 514 Sons of Norway Michael and Tina Hart The Port St. Lucie Newcomers Club Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hegener Dr. and Mrs. Herman A. Heise supports scholarships to Mr. and Mrs. C. Michael Houston IRSC students. Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Hundt Newcomers Club (seated) presented Mr. John D. Hungerford two recipients (standing) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Huntsberger with scholarships. Hustons Commercial Interiors Civic organizations, businesses, Indian River County Cattlemen's Association and individuals are vital partners Indian River Region – with the IRSC Foundation Antique Automobile Club Association in providing scholarships. IRSC DECA Club Mrs. June Jacobs John Wiley & Sons Estate of Grace Keller Jones 15 GOLDEN PIONEER CLUB

The Golden Pioneer Club recognizes donors who make an annual contribution of $500 - $999 in cash, securities, or property. Membership is maintained as long as the annual commitment is continued.

Michelle and Stephen Abaldo Everglades Farm Equipment Company Gary and Judy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Havert L. Fenn Polish American Social Club Alpha Delta Kappa Omicron Chapter Catherine T. Fisher Port St. Lucie Orchid Society Mrs. Clare Amato Fort Pierce Lodge BPOE No. 1520 Proctor, Crook, Crowder & Fogal American Legion Auxiliary, Unit #318 Ms. Loretta D. Fry Rains Insurance American Legion Auxiliary, Unit #355 Dr. Barbara A. Fuller Mrs. Josephine R. Robinson-Floyd AMVETS Ladies Auxiliary No. 15 Garden Club of Fort Pierce Mr. L. Alan and Dr. Christine Ryall Mr. and Mrs. Keith Andersen Grumman Retiree Club SAD Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Richard D. Bancroft Dr. Frank and Kathy Harber St. Lucie County Cattlewomen Berger, Toombs, Elam, Gaines & Frank CPAs Dr. Anna Hubbard St. Lucie County Hotel and Lodging Association Mr. and Mrs. William Buehler Chuck and Lesa Kitzmiller St. Lucie County Master Gardeners Dr. Jennifer Capers Mr. and Mrs. David E. Liddle St. Lucie Film Society Mr. and Mrs. Evan Collins Libby Livings-Eassa St. Lucie West Garden Club Ms. Lorraine P. Coughlin Mitch and Melissa Markham Dr. David Sullivan Dr. Fontley R. Corrodus Martin County Master Gardeners Ms. Betty Talley Lawrence and Judith Crary Mr. Joe Massimino TelecomPioneers Florida Chapter #39 Ms. Lynn Crowell Ms. Geraldine P. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Treadwell Mr. Michael Dashosh Miles Grant Country Club Treasure Coast Pilot Club Ms. Charlotte Dean Adrienne Moore Jose A. Veliz Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Dewey Jr. Randy and Melissa Murdock Mr. Robert M. Walsh Ms. Fiona Doctor Notre Dame Club of Stuart Harold and Ada Coats Williams Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Edwards Ms. Suzanne Parsons PIONEER CLUB

Membership in the Pioneer Club is achieved by contributors who make an annual gift of $100-$499, and is maintained as long as the commitment is continued.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Alford Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carpenter Jose and Fran Farinos Ms. Eva M. Allen Ms. Elizabeth S. Cates Mr. John Field, Jr. Ms. Camila Alvarez Ms. Rhea Cemer Ms. Ann M. Fink Linda and Jim Archer Lesley and Kim Chambley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fish AstraZeneca Gift Matching Program Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Chapdelaine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flescher Atlanta Bread Company Ms. Susan L. Chenault Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Forget Mr. and Mrs. Ben F. Bailey III Mr. Duane Chin-Quee Fort Pierce Amateur Radio Club John and Katherine Barbieri Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Chisholm Fort Pierce Business and Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Barkett Mr. William P. Cofer Professional Women's Club Mr. and Mrs. Al Bartlett Dr. Raymond and Mrs. Kathy Considine Fort Pierce Elkettes #1520 Ms. Judy H. Bartlett Mr. Jeff and Dr. Bobbi Cook Ms. Deanna Foster Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Becton Mr. and Mrs. Jackson H. Couchman Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Frank Jon and Lisa Bell C. R. Klewin Southeast Dr. Bruce W. and Mrs. Deborah D. Fraser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bertrand Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Croghan Jr. Lester and Sylvia Fultz Bill Knight Insurance Agency Mike and Marta Cronin Mrs. Patricia A. Gagliano Bill Maule - Snap On Tools Mr. James Cunningham Ms. Lucinda H. Gedeon Dr. Daniel and Dr. Neila Bird Mr. and Mrs. C. William Curtis Jr. Ms. Kathy Gelety Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bock Mr. Steven Daniello Mrs. Judith Go Mr. Michael R. Bonville Ms. Leila Darress Mr. and Mrs. William Graves Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowie Wayne and Trudi Davis Dr. R.J. Grisham John and Michelle Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Davis Karl and Vickie Guettler Mr. and Mrs. A. J. "Reese" Brackins Ms. Isabelle B. Dayton Gulf Coast Community Foundation of Venice Mr. James H. Brown Mrs. Leonor L. De Gonzalez Ms. Robyn E. Guy Mrs. Janis Brown Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Deal Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Guy Mrs. Jeannette D. Brown Ms. Karen R. Deigl Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hamner Sr. Mr. Nicholas H. Brown Mr. and Mrs. David N. Deinard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Harrell Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryla Mr. and Mrs. John Denfip Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Harris Ms. Jennie Bsharah Lonnie and Melissa DePriest Mr. Jay W. Hart Ms. Jacquelene N. Burke Mrs. Loren F. Diaz Ms. Teresa Hasenauer Mr. and Mrs. John V. Burns Ms. Gay O. Divinagracia Mr. and Mrs. Barkley S. Henderson Mr. John A. Butler Dr. Jennifer A. Doak Carl and Kathryn Hensley Mary H. Butler Mrs. Martha L. Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hess Ms. Pamela Caimi Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Dziadon Mr. Marvin E. Hobson Mr. and Mrs. Dan E. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. James E. Egolf Mr. and Mrs. Madison Hodges Captec Engineering Undersheriff Timothy H. Elder Ms. Terri L. Holly Mary Lou Carbonneau Environmental Lawn & Garden Dr. and Mrs. William H. Hood Dr. John Carpenter Ms. Theresa Errante-Parrino Mr. and Mrs. Carter W. Hopkins 16 Pioneer Club continued... Mr. and Mrs. L. Sumner Hopkins Mr. Ian P. Neuhard and Dr. Peggy Russell Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt M. Howard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Norris Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson Northside Nursery & Landscape David and Darlene Irby Bob and Susan O'Brien IRSC Chapter – American Mr. and Mrs. Peter O'Bryan Association of University Professors Ms. Cheryl L. Odle IRSC Cosmetology Club Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Oglethorpe IRSC Custodial Staff Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olsen IRSC Dixon Hendry Campus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parent IRSC International Club Parkway Health and Rehabilitation Center IRSC Mueller Campus Linda and Wesley Parry IRSC Nursing Department Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Partee IRSC Nursing Student Association Judge and Mrs. Robert L. Pegg IRSC Science Club Pelitera Family IRSC St. Lucie West Campus Mr. and Mrs. Jerry M. Pelletier Dr. Ray and Mrs. Kathy Isenburg Ms. Maria S. Phillips Jock and Julaine Ivy Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Pincus Jack H. Scott Architects Mr. Randall Pollmeier Ms. Natalie C. Jackson Dr. Patchara Pongam Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Johnson Post Insurance & Financial Agency Ms. Mary B. Johnson Ms. Katherine E. Post-Janocsko Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. Jones Glen and Trixie Power Mr. Michael P. Jones Ms. Tammy Powley Dr. Teena-Louise Jones-White Dr. Doris Marie Presley Dr. and Mrs. Albert Jurenas Mr. Jim Pruitt Dr. Hagos Kifle Ken and Aileen Pruitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kingston Ms. Taranna A. Rahman Alumni Row, located at the Main Kite Properties Ms. Elizabeth A. Raulerson Campus, permanently recognizes Ms. Wanda S. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Hank H. Raulerson III students who graduate from IRSC Gary and Cheryl Koser Ms. Kelly Raulerson and also raises funds for student Karen and Steven Kozac Mr. and Mrs. John J. Raley scholarships. Commemorative Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kretsch Mr. James R. Reap bricks are engraved with the name Dr. C. R. Lait Mr. Herbert P. Ricardo and class of the graduate. Ms. Oliveann Lancy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Rice Mrs. Nancy B. Langhorne Wade and Judy Riley Larry J. Overton & Associates Al and Donna Rivett Dr. James W. Lett Ms. Denise P. Robinson Ms. Rita Lindsay Ms. Nikia Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Lindsey Mr. and Mrs. William E. Romans Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Romine Mr. Don Lucy Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Roussy Mrs. Mary Jo Lunsford Mr. Michael Ryan Alan and Jill MacDonald S & J Enterprises of Fort Pierce – d.b.a. Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald MacDougall Big Apple Pizza & Pasta Mrs. Judy Martin-Hall Mrs. Elaine Sabol Mr. Joseph Martorana Andrew and Betty Saffioti Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mason Mrs. Ann Tedder Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Massey Mr. and Mrs. Angelo J. Sanchez Dr. and Mrs. Jack Maxwell Mrs. Tobi Schelin Ms. Barbara I. McArthur Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Scott Dr. Christopher McChesney Dr. Michaela G. Scott Dr. and Mrs. Hugh K. McCrystal Gerald and Maria Seidel Ms. Sophia McGhie Ms. Angela Selph Dr. Judith Megaw Ms. Sera F. Serafini Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Melton Dr. Alice Serey Micro Spec Mrs. Rebecca Shearer Ms. Deborah Midkiff Mr. and Mrs. Willard W. Siebert Jr. Mr. Garry W. Miggins Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson Membership in IRSC’s Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Milner Ms. Mary A. Sirmons Ms. Anita M. Misantone Ms. Sybil Skannel Association, sponsored by the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Mock Mr. Donald L. Skinner IRSC Foundation, helps alumni to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Molloy Ms. Julie A. Smith support their alma mater. Annual Ms. Helen M. Moody Ms. Lisa G. Smith membership is $20 (half-price Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Mooney Richard and Cynthia Smith special through December, 2010) Mrs. Annie D. Moore Mrs. Mary D. Snyder and entitles members to many Mrs. Billie R. Moore Soco Scripts resources and benefits. Mr. John E. Moore III Mr. William L. Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Mulanax Southern Management Ms. Kim Nelson Mr. Bruce Staley Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Nelson Ms. Victoria Stalls 17 Pioneer Club continued... Ms. Delores Starling Dr. William Tyler III Mr. and Mrs. Dustin Sterrett Pete and Sandie Van Vorst Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stiles Ms. DeVonica Vaught Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas Stone Ms. Susan Vellek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Sturgill Mr. Victor V. Vosen and Ms. Alice J. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Wagenman Mr. David Talbot Ms. Monique N. Walker Patrick and Kimberlee Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ward Teel's Marsh Foundation Maureen and Tom Ware Ms. Veronica I. Tempone Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Warnock Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Theye Ms. Linda Waugaman Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Theye Weitz Company Erma Thomas Mrs. Mildred B. West Doug and Sophia Wilberscheid Mentor Dr. Robert Schmidt (L) is a Ms. Latrice M. Thomas Mr. Matt Toeniskoetter Mr. John M. Williams vital component to the sucess of Treasure Coast Infectious Disease Consultants Dr. Robin Willoughby student recipient Amanda Tovinovich Treasure Coast Tech Mr. Stuart Richardson and Dr. Susan Wise in the Take Stock in Children Treasured Waters Eric and Stephanie Woertz Scholarship program. Ms. Lydia A. Turner Ms. Ouida L. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Russell T. Twitchell Mr. Jason Yarborough Ms. Shonnie Zglinicki RIVER CLUB

The River Club recognizes those contributors who make an annual commitment of $99 or less and is maintained as long as the annual commitment is continued. When combined with other contributions, these gifts fund many worthwhile projects.

Mr. Robb W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Davis Ms. Phyllis O. Kordick Mrs. Ruth Anderton Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeSantis Mr. Paul Lefavi Mrs. Lois Appleby Ms. Barbara C. Devor Mrs. Steffany R. Lemieux Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton G. Arden Jr. Paula Avigné DiBartolomeo Ms. Tiffany Lewis Mr. Thomas Arena Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dick Ms. Betty L. Litschauer Mr. Joe Arnold Mr. and Mrs. John Duarte Ms. Margaret E. Lloyd Mr. George J. Baldwin Mr. Joshua Elstun Dr. Perry R. Lloyd III Ballantrae Women's Club Ms. Suzanne Ensmann Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Loftus Ms. Margot S. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Favorite Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Lord Ms. Tera Barnes Mrs. Carol Fennell Ms. Barbara Ludmerer Ms. Kerry A. Bartlett Ms. Carmen K. Floyd Mrs. Linda MacArthur-Thurm Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Basdekis Ms. Carla Forlano Ms. Aleene K. Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. William Bergen G. A. Rains Insurance Agency Dr. Sarah M. Mallonee Mr. Kris C. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Garrant Ms. Rosemarie Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dudley S. Blossom Mr. and Mrs. John Gates Ms. Leona McAndrews Ms. Suzanne W. Bonnett Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gibbons Mr. Joseph L. McMorrow Dr. Joseph Boyett Ms. Patricia W. Gibbons Dr. Ann McMullian Mr. and Mrs. Glen O. Breitner Ms. Dorothy Gibson Mr. Ajay Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Bressman Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Melichar Mr. and Mrs. Randy C. Briskovich Mrs. Helen M. Glenn Ms. Jane D. Merchant Mr. Matthew Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Golden Mr. James W. Midelis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Browne Michael and Johanna Graves Ms. Elizabeth Miller Ms. Cynthia Bruin Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Hayes Mrs. Ruby L. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Morgan Mr. Clay T. Buckingham Mr. William R. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hinze Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moses Mr. and Mrs. William H. Burklo Ms. Suzanne Hitchcock Ms. Glendola Moye Dr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Burnett Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hoch Mrs. Cynthia Musgrave Ms. Michele Calvo Ms. Linda M. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Nall Charles and Diana Camacho Ms. Frances H. Hughes Ms. Denise Nearing Ms. Lydia M. Cason Mrs. Christin R. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Steven Olds Mrs. Marsha A. Cetta IRSC Math Club Mrs. Beverly B. O'Neill and Mr. Edmond Benoit Character Counts! Coalition of Patricia and Karl Ivey Dr. Ana Ozuna Indian River County Ms. Geraldine Johans Ms. Carla Parker Ms. Patricia B. Irons Childs Ms. Carol P. Johnson Mrs. Norma M. Pate Ms. Sandra Q. Clark Ms. Shari Johnson Ms. Jean Patton Ms. Sandra W. Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Alberto Jorge Dr. Valerie Paul Ms. Claudia J. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kasper Dr. Asoka R. Peiris Ms. Michelle Coulas Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kaufmann Ms. Andrea Perini Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. Cracknell Ms. Claudia L. Keating Mr. Craig R. Persek Ms. Lucia D'Ancona Mr. Brendan Keeney Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pike Mr. Christopher Davenport Ms. Laura J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pizzimenti Ms. Claudia M. Davidage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kelly Mr. Steven Ramos 18 River Club continued... Ms. Dolores Repp Ms. Sharon Sisitzky Mr. Robert L. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. John Reyda Mr. Tim Smick Ms. Angelita Tyner Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Richard Ms. Adele E. Smith Mr. John E. Van Berschot Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Richey Mr. Hans Sorensen Ms. Deanna Voehl Dr. and Mrs. Dale E. Rieth Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John K. Southall Ms. Mabel H. Vogel Mr. and Mrs. William Ritchie Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spinelle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vogt Ms. Marjorie R. Rodd Mr. and Mrs. James R. Spurgeon Ms. Marilyn Vosen Mr. and Mrs. Luis Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. George St. Pierre Jr. Ms. Christine E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Norbert S. Roschek Mrs. Mary Jane Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waters Ms. Cynthia Roskowski Richard and Jo Ann Stone Mr. Timothy D. Weaver and Ms. Laura Santamaria Ms. Erika L. Strowbridge Ms. Teresa E. Steele Ms. Betty Saunders Mrs. Dace B. Stubbs Ms. Lila White Ms. Aileen F. Schulz Mr. Brady L. Talley Mr. and Mrs. Irwin L. Wicks Ms. Jeanette S. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Williams Ms. Tammy Seguin Mr. Todd S. Thuma Ms. Ellen C. Wodtke Ms. Diane E. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Toppel Dr. Kimberly Zgonc Mr. Brian E. Siegle Captain and Mrs. Keith Touchberry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zinter TRIBUTARY CLUB

Gifts-in-kind are valuable resources for IRSC which can make a difference in instructional resources, facilities, and activities. Please contact the Foundation Office to facilitate acceptance of your gift.

Adio Visual Guy Ms. Christine Malcolm Ms. Andrea Poirier Ms. Aimee Aycock Ms. Patricia L. Marquis Mr. Don Popiere Mr. William Baron Mrs. Christal Mathis Publix Super Markets Miami Division Bent Pine Golf Club Mrs. Geraldine McGarry Ms. Amanda A. Robinson Mr. Kyle Berwick Mr. and Mrs. Terrence McGuirk St. James Golf Club Mr. Michael Blake Mr. Doug McNamara St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office Mr. Marcos Bracero Meadowood Golf & Tennis Sam's Club-Vero Beach Ms. Lucille Brian Ms. Penelope B. Mee Sandridge Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. John Brolmann Ms. Ruth Meeko Mr. Thomas Sawyer Dr. Marilyn Broughton Mr. Ernie Melansen Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider Mr. Morton Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Monahan Dr. Warren Shaffer Ms. Gail P. Cost Miles Grant Country Club Chris Shaouni Costa d'Este Moorings Club Lois and Martin Shaw David and Audrey Delaune Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mowlds Mr. Robert Sheldon Dell Marketing Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mulhearn Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Smith Mr. Nicholas J. DeSantis Ms. Gloria Murdock Mr. Warren J. Smith Mr. Charles Dougherty Ms. Katie Nall Springhill Suites by Marriott Eagle Marsh Golf Club Mr. William A. Neville Ms. Ami Stanley Mr. James Eakins Mr. Ron Nickel Mr. Ronald Swift Mr. Theodore G. Edwards Ocean Club at the Hutchinson Island Marriott The Yacht and Country Club Edwin Watts Golf Orchid Island Golf Club Mr. Robert Tinsman Mr. Mike Elrod Orlando Team Sports Treasure Coast Human Resource Association Ms. Heidi Engel Dr. Joan Ortega-Cowan Mr. Timothy C. Trewyn Ms. Elizabeth Engel-Petric Out of Bounds Restaurant Wallace G. and June P. Ledford Trust Enjoyment Publications Palm City Grill Vero Beach Book Center Eventmakers PGA Golf Club Vista Plantation Club Evergreen Club Mr. Dean Phillips Wal-Mart Super Center Fairwinds Golf Course Plants of Ruskin Sunnie Yvonne Wilson Fire Equipment Services Play It Again Sports-PSL Mr. Robert H. Wilt Dr. Charles M. Fischman Play It Again Sports-Vero Beach Mrs. Margaret Wisniewski Ms. Harlena Franklin Club at Pointe West Mr. Brian Wolff Garden Club of Indian River County Mr. Gregory Gilbert Glenmont Furniture Company Mr. Kent Golding Golf Roundup Golf USA Ms. Ketsy Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Gorham Grand Harbor Golf & Beach Club Ms. Elizabeth Gray Mr. John Gray Mr. James E. Guerra Hammock Creek Golf Club Mr. Thomas G. Hanson Harbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club Mr. Jack K. Hodgkin Indian Hills Golf Course Indan River Club Jetson's TV & Appliance Center Mrs. Pauline R. Johnson Mr. Lorenzo Juarez Mr. Bradford A. Kay Ms. Marcia Kindler Ms. Nancy Kintler Mr. Ed Kuvlesky Ms. Laura Lee Donations of in-kind gifts enhance IRSC’s learning environment. Disney’s Vero Dr. Phil Lopez Beach Resort sponsored the Children’s Reading Area of the Brackett Library. Dr. Stephen C. Lundin Here, resort cast members are pictured with the attractive murals they painted Mr. and Mrs. William T. Luxion MacArthur Dairy/Dean Foods to enhance children’s visits to the Library. Ms. Angel Malave 19 ST VER ATE RI DA C UN TIO O N O N L A F L I E D G

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