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inside: TORCH& President’s Message . . . . 2-3 A Time for Reflection by Dr. Fred C. Heismeyer III TREFOIL THE QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF OMEGA NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY SummerSpring 19982005

2004 Torchbearer Anniversaries...... 3 Special Summer Edition FY2004 Annual Report FY (Fiscal Year) 2003-2004 Financial Summary ...... 4 SHARE Annual Financial Statements & Review. . . . . 5

Program Highlights of 2004...... 6-7 GROW

Appreciation of Volunteers ...... 8 Ways to Give to APO . . . . . 9 IMPROVE 2004 Torchbearers. . . . 10-14

2004 New Life Members...... 15-16 www.apo.org INVEST TORCH & TREFOIL PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Summer 2005 Vol. 81 No. 4 by Dr. Fred C. Heismeyer III, National President NATIONAL PRESIDENT Fred C. Heismeyer, III, Ed.D., Springdale, AR

NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT Maggie Katz, Livonia, MI

PROGRAM DIRECTORS Lisa M. Covi, Ph.D., Highland Park, NJ Julie A. Moore, Ph.D., Athens, GA A Time for Carla Moran, Quincy, MA Ed Richter, Franklin, OH Elizabeth Tom, M.D., Elko, NV W. Brant Warrick, J.D., Louisville, KY

REGIONAL DIRECTORS Reflection I Marilyn Mims Dow, Peabody, MA II Michael E. Haber, Troy, NY It’s early morning and I’m sitting at my desk try- III Malcolm D. Lee, Sterling, VA ing to decide what to write for this issue. As I lis- IV Matthew J. Cross, Orlando, FL V J. Adam Bolain, Pittsburgh, PA ten to Morning Edition on NPR I think of all of VI Mark A. Stratton, Fishers, IN the news I could address – the number of service hours provided during VII Kari N. Logan, Lewisville, TX VIII John K. Ottenad, J.D., Manchester, MO National Service Week or Spring Youth Service Day, the number of students IX Ginny Combs, North Liberty, IA who became members over the past year, or how many volunteers are actively X Kevin S. Simpson, Sacramento, CA XI David B. Corning, Olympia, WA involved with our Fraternity. I look around to find inspiration and I read some inspirational quotes that clutter my office. I consider writing a few words of NATIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Robert J. , Independence, MO wisdom or encouragement that emphasizes how important Alpha Phi Omega is to our society. I think of all the past year’s accomplishments and ponder high- NATIONAL LEGAL COUNSEL Richard F. Schmidt, J.D., Kansas City, MO lighting the National Convention, the renewed outreach efforts to campus administrators, or the increasing professionalism and effectiveness of our key NATIONAL ARCHIVIST Robert C. Barkhurst, W. Dundee, IL volunteers and the success of the National Volunteer Conference. As you can see, it’s difficult for me to select just one specific topic to write about, so I’ve INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DIRECTOR David A. Emery, Vancouver, BC decided to take a few moments to do some personal reflection. Lambda Omicron Chapter at West Virginia University, my initiating chap- PAST PRESIDENTS Stan Carpenter, Ph.D., Bastrop, TX ter, celebrated its 50th anniversary this May. It was a wonderful event that E. Ross Forman, , PA included members from across the time span, events that celebrated our three Tom T. Galt, M.D., Drayton, SC Bobby M. Hainline, Dearborn, MI Cardinal Principles, and many opportunities to relive memories of times gone Lawrence L. Hirsch, M.D., Northbrook, IL by. Our 50th anniversary helped me to put into perspective the impact our Lorin A. Jurvis, Rockville, MD Wilfred M. Krenek, Houston, TX Fraternity had on those participating, as well as for those unable to attend. We Jack A. McKenzie, Clemson, SC reflected on the service program of the Chapter and the countless hours of Glen T. Nygreen, Ph.D., Scarsdale, NY William S. Roth, Birmingham, AL helping those in need, including a commitment of more than 25 years dedicat- Gerald A. Schroeder, McLean, VA ed to raising awareness and funds for Autism. We reflected on the friendships Lucius E. Young, LTC, Ret., Spring Hill, FL C.P. Zlatkovich, Ph.D., El Paso, TX that have withstood the test of time. Even after 20, 25 and 30 years, we are as strong as ever. We reflected on what each of us has done with our life since leav- LIFE MEMBERS George F. Cahill, CAE, Pittsburgh, PA ing the bonds of the Lambda Omicron brotherhood and how our membership Irwin H. Gerst, Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA shaped our futures. However, as the celebration progressed, the most interesting Roger A. Sherwood, CAE, Kansas City, MO Warren C. Weidman, PE, Reading, PA conversations were not reliving the past, but looking to the future – the future of Alpha Phi Omega and the need to keep our Fraternity strong and in the EX-OFFICIO MEMBER James L. Chandler, Irving, TX forefront of campus community service. As you read through our annual report, don’t just relive the past year’s accomplishments, but think how Alpha Phi Omega can be the premier service- based leadership program on college campuses across the country. Think how NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY each of us can SHARE our Fraternity’s story, our successes and our culture. 14901 E. 42nd Street South • Independence, MO 64055 Think how each of us can GROW our Fraternity’s membership, programs and 816 • 373 • 8667 Fax: 816 • 373 • 5975 Email: [email protected] impact. Think how each of us can IMPROVE our Fraternity’s benefits to our Web Site: www.apo.org brotherhood, to our service partners and to the recipients of our efforts. Think 2 2004 Torchbearer Anniversaries Alpha Phi Omega’s Torchbearer giving program includes many donors who have generously contributed to the Annual Fund through- out the years. Congratulations to the following Torchbearers who, in 2004, celebrated 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5 years of giving to Alpha Phi Omega. These are significant milestones in the Fraternity’s giving history. We also wish to acknowledge that there are many members who are in the process of achieving these milestones.

30 YEARS Dennis Gurtz Michael Leahy Daniel Ivey-Soto Mathias Hollendonner John Lyons Allen Jacks William Rugh Christopher Hurley John Miller C. Andrew Johns Gary Ide Brian Moore Robert Laviolette 25 YEARS Charles Isenhart Jennifer Moore Lisa Lewis Margaret Katz James Nicholls Enrique Lopez John Barrett Richard Keogh David Overhauser Amy Madril George Cahill Cary Laxer Mack Ruffin Robert Mann William Murphy Paul Louie Louise Ruiter Wallace Marsh Doug White David Mitchell Steven Siegert Marvin Mason Michael Musgrave Jimmy Bartle Taylor Scott Merritts 20 YEARS John Rush Jeff Thomas Michael Metler Arthur Schack Eric Wennersten John Ottenad Robert Daly Gerald Schroeder Paul Wereszynski Philip Prince George Finch Walter Schwenger Dean Randash Harley Hannsz Floyd Seufert 5 YEARS Renee Rittner George Hedrick Donald Wauthier Keith Roots Peter Joelson Warren Weidman David Andres Kelly Ross Thomas Kilberg Gregory Whitfield Kristen Bissontz Karen Safro Ellen Kranzer Robin Blitenthal Guy Nathan Sambul Dwight Leedy 10 YEARS Lauri Bombard Michelle Sanford David McInturff Timothy Boodey Gregory Schwartz Philip Pfeffer Michelle Bowen Carleton Borden John Sempe Richard Reade Richard Burton Gilbert Brucken James Shutt Philip Sallee Bebe Carpenter Sydney Burton Kevin Simpson Alan Schmetzer Kathy Carter James Connors Julia Smith Edward Stech Lisa Covi Robert Coop George Spagna Phillip Wankat Joseph Ferrari Jennifer Cornet John Strada Jon Gregurich Michael Curran Mark Stratton 15 YEARS George Hassa Jodie Eicher Sue Sudhoff John Havron Ellice Fancher David Totten John Anderson Christopher Heim Gary Flodin Bruce Wake William Bomberger Ellis Jacobs Russell Goldman James Wehrli Maureen Burruss Stephen Kirchhoff David Goode Jeff Williams Richard Fulper John Koslow Matthew Hausmann Howard Wolf Ernest Grove James Kowalsky Richard Hotz

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how each of us can INVEST in our Fraternity’s future P.S. Thank you Brothers for the countless hours of service to oth- through giving our time, our talents and our resources. ers! Thank you key Alumni volunteers for your leadership! Our past is so very important. Let us be well grounded Thank you Advisors for your mentoring and guidance! Thank in our Fraternity’s history and traditions. Let us celebrate our you National Office Staff for your continued dedication in help- past successes and learn from our past challenges. Let us ing our organization run effectively! We cannot say it relive in our minds those forces that helped to lead us to join enough...Thank You to everyone who has been involved over the Alpha Phi Omega and that sense of excitement we felt from past year! providing service to our campus and community. More important, let us look to the future with a deliberate plan and careful consideration of what it will take to make Alpha Phi Omega ever better... a better Fraternity that prepares campus and community leaders through service. 3 Fiscal Year 2003-2004 Financial Summary

larger relative proportion (76%) of our expenses. lpha Phi Omega ended FY2003- 2004 in a good state This is a positive report and we should be proud of our financially thanks to the membership fee increases A accomplishments in FY2003-2004. As the numbers reflect, from the 2002 National Convention, fund-raising efforts, however, the success of the Fraternity is based upon our and a closely monitored budget. While our total revenue for efforts. The Fraternity must continue to push forward with the year exceeded our budgeted revenue, our revenue from generous giving, dedication in our chapter membership our membership fees was below what was budgeted. recruiting and retention programs, accurate and timely Generous giving by our alumni, students and friends to the reporting, and prompt submission of membership dues Annual Fund amounted to $145,000, exceeding what was (AAMD). budgeted for the year. Those gifts combined with a special I am pleased to report to you on our positive financial gift of $20,000 from one of our alumni for the National results for FY2003-2004. The dedication of those who Volunteer Conference contributed to the Fraternity’s positive donated to Alpha Phi Omega and those who invest efforts financial position. and hard work on so many levels helped to ensure the Twenty $400 scholarships were given from the Mack Fraternity’s solid financial position. I want to take this Scholarship Fund, while six Youth Service grants were fund- opportunity to thank everyone who played a role in the ed from the Jadel Youth Service Program. Fraternity’s success this past year, and especially Brother The charts below provide you with a graphic picture of Keith Roots who served as Finance and Operations Director the Fraternity’s revenue sources and expenses. You will see during FY2003-2004 and the staff of the National Office. that our membership revenue makes up the largest portion of our revenue (67% of the total). Program Services (services W. Brant Warrick to chapters, petitioning and interest groups) commands a Finance/Operations Program Director

REVENUE EXPENSES Where the Money is Generated Where the Money is Spent

Conference Fees Torch & Trefoil 4% Management & General Other 5% 12% 1% Initiation Fees 32% Merchandise Merchandise 6% 10%

Fund Raising 2%

Contributions 17% Annual Dues Program Services 15% Pledge Fees 76% 20%

4 Annual Financial Statements & Review

2004 2004 2003 2004 Over/(Under) Statement of Financial Position Actual Actual Budget Budget ASSETS 2004 2003 REVENUES Current Assets Cash & Interest Bearing Deposits 368,616 216,862 Pledge Fees 176,300 94,770 184,000 (7,700) Accounts Receivable 17,944 10,309 Initiation Fees 263,235 234,880 273,000 (9,765) Merchandise for Sale 40,422 45,722 AAMD 132,285 131,175 133,500 (1,215) Printed Materials 24,377 32,715 Subtotal 571,820 460,825 590,500 (18,680) Prepaid Expenses 26,136 46,047 Sale of Merchandise 97,337 125,010 100,000 (2,663) Total Current Assets 477,495 351,655 Annual Fund 145,158 130,716 130,000 15,158 Leadership Services 10,690 16,543 8,000 2,690 Investments 265,836 289,317 Other Revenue 48,513 14,777 25,750 22,763 Restricted Revenue 30,383 14,447 91,700 (61,317) Property & Equipment National Convention 0 244,551 0 0 Land 93,000 93,000 Subtotal 332,081 546,044 355,450 (23,369) Building and Improvements 245,613 245,613 Equipment 140,417 75,817 TOTAL REVENUE 903,901 1,006,869 945,950 (42,049) Furniture & Fixtures 33,685 33,685 512,715 448,115 Program Activities Less Accumulated Depreciation 260,918 234,726 Salaries & Health Ins 374,303 337,580 380,090 (5,787) Total Property & Equipment 251,797 213,389 Payroll Taxes 31,372 26,556 29,085 2,287 Executive SearchRelocation 0 25,205 0 0 TOTAL ASSETS 995,128 854,361 Employee Benefits 25,065 15,000 29,600 (4,535) Printing 13,012 25,269 22,325 (9,313) Telephone 5,572 7,704 5,200 372 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS E-mail/Internet 2,278 2,183 3,300 (1,022) Postage 31,965 24,565 43,290 (11,325) Current Liabilities Copier 14,054 12,082 13,695 359 Accounts Payable-Chapters 23,211 20,187 Staff Travel 21,748 15,028 20,000 1,748 Accounts Payable-Vendors 39,188 17,141 NW Support 3,098 2,291 2,500 598 Accrued Expenses 17,510 13,914 Cert & Awards 10,039 5,637 9,815 224 Due to Endowment 1,775 1,000 Alumni Services 40,249 12,066 24,660 15,589 Total Current Liabilities 81,684 52,242 Leadership Development 14,296 18,622 9,147 5,149 Pres. Discr. Fund 0 0 500 (500) Funds Held for Chapters 6,967 8,772 Board Meeting 5,590 4,535 3,500 2,090 Deferred Revenue (Convention) 10,762 0 Public Relations/Advertising 0 0 500 (500) Total Liabilities 99,413 61,014 BANC Program 2,946 2,536 10,000 (7,054) Relations 485 1,500 500 (15) Net Assets J B Fund Distribution 0 4,200 7,500 (7,500) Unrestricted 417,765 416,126 Mack Scholarship 7,500 9,000 0 7,500 Operating Reserve 85,000 0 Jadel Youth 2,352 4,209 4,000 (1,648) Temporarily Restricted 215,682 203,064 Service 2,071 1,818 2,500 (429) Permanently Restricted 177,267 174,157 Total Program Activities 607,995 557,586 621,707 (13,712) Total Net Assets 895,714 793,347 Other Services National Convention 0 182,039 0 0 TOTAL LIABILITIES Purchase of Merchandise 45,454 53,008 47,195 (1,741) & NET ASSETS 995,127 854,361 Torch & Trefoil 34,675 41,415 42,000 (7,325) Total Other Services 80,129 276,462 89,195 (9,066)

Support Services Management & General 94,148 81,170 93,380 768 Alpha Phi Omega Fund Raising 19,262 16,964 19,500 (238) Total Support Services 113,410 98,134 112,880 530 FY2004 MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS (Sept. 1, 2003 - Aug. 31, 2004) TOTAL EXPENSES 801,534 932,182 823,782 (22,248) Change in Net Assets 102,367 74,687 Active Chapters: 355 Pledges: 8,870 FUND BALANCE, BEG OF YR 793,347 718,660

Initiates: 7,521 AAMD: 8,819 FUND BALANCE, END OF YR 895,714 793,347

5 Alpha Phi Omega Program

Mu Zeta Chapter at San Francisco State University in Alpha Eta San Francisco, California, sponsored its 9th annual Multi- Chapter at the cultural AIDS Awareness Day. APO Brothers talked with University of students about campus resources and offered additional -Kansas information about the AIDS epidemic. Multicultural per- City (see addi- formances were presented throughout the event to demon- tional photo on strate how AIDS affects people of all cultures. front cover – upper right) cre- ated a service project, titled “Bringing a Garden to Life,” where APO Brothers worked outside with young children of the Berkley Child & Family Development Center, exploring hands-on digging and planting of flowers togeth- er. During weekly visits, the children were excited to see how their garden was growing, while appreciating the skills they had learned as well as seeing the true beauty of nature.

Brothers of the Rho Pi Chapter at the University of Brothers of the Chapter at Wabash California, San Diego (see photo on front cover – middle College in Crawfordsville, Indiana (see photo on front left), visit elderly residents of the Evergreen Convalescent cover - middle right), participated in the 2004 Relay for home every Sunday morning to spend quality time togeth- Riley, an event to benefit young children of the Riley er. Weekly activities include sharing stories, reading, and Children's Hospital in Indianapolis. The 45-mile relay from outdoor trips to the garden. Crawfordsville to Indianapolis helped raise more than $10,500 – a $7,700 increase over the previous year! Theta Iota Chapter at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Arizona, sponsored its first Bachelor Auction, which helped raise more than $1,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and is planned to become an annual service project. Over 150 students attended this fun and creative event. Through donations and bids on 14 eligible bachelors, APO exceed- ed all of their expectations.

Brothers of the Alpha Alpha Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, worked in the concession stands at Illinois home football games to fund raise for the Crisis Nursery, a local child abuse prevention and family support agency. More than $4,300 raised will provide emergency intervention, respite care and support to families in crisis.

6 Highlights of 2004

A major highlight for the Alpha Chapter at Chapter at Florida A&M University in the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vermont, was Tallahassee, Florida, participated in the Coca-Cola Swing volunteering at the annual Mardi Gras Parade, which took for the Fences event, which helped raise $350 for the place at the local Church Street marketplace. APO Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Coca-Cola Brothers assisted with crowd control, kept an open path for Enterprises Bottling Company donated sodas and food for floats and played a key role in safety during this event, this activity, and Florida A&M provided the softball field which totaled where division teams were created for males and females to profits of more compete – all to benefit a great organization. than $10,000 to benefit the Women's Rape Crisis Center.

Alpha Beta Omega Chapter at Old Dominion Univer- sity in Norfolk, Virginia (see photo on front cover - lower left), participated in Kid’s Service Day, working with young children at the Lion’s Den day care center on campus. Activities included writing letters and painting pictures to The first Alpha Phi Omega National Volunteer Confer- send to soldiers in Iraq and to hand out to residents at local ence (NVC) was held in August 2004 at the Hilton Garden nursing homes. Brothers also made treat bags for the chil- Inn & Hartman Conference Center in Independence, dren to take home. Missouri. More than 160 Brothers actively participated in seminars, focus groups, meetings and a banquet. They Brothers of the Gamma Zeta Chapter at the Georgia worked together efficiently and learned valuable skills for Institute of Technology in , Georgia, organized a becoming more effective volunteers. The second annual campuswide Tsunami Relief Effort. This activity involved APO NVC is scheduled for July 28-31, 2005, at the same placing and collecting donation buckets on campus tables location. For more information, please visit and at local businesses, referred to as the “GT Bucket http://www.nvc.apo.org. Brigade.” Other types of fund raising included benefit con- certs, raffles, and alumni events. In just six weeks, more In December 2004, more than 1,400 than $21,000 was raised to help victims of the devastating Brothers joined together to exemplify tsunami. APO’s Cardinal Principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service by participating in Alpha Phi Omega’s 38th National Convention. This memorable four-day event, held in Denver, Colorado, at the Adam’s Mark Hotel, featured ban- quets with inspirational keynote speakers, including Past President Lawrence “Pinky” Hirsch, M.D. and Fall Pledge Class Namesake Honoree Togo Dennis West, Jr. There were legislative sessions, leadership workshops, seminars, alumni events, special dances and so much more. We look forward to APO’s 39th National Convention in December 2006, in Louisville, Kentucky. 7 Our Sincere Thanks to Those Who Served as Dedicated Volunteers in 2004: NATIONAL BOARD ENDOWMENT TRUSTEES Section 43 Section 72 OF DIRECTORS Taylor Haglund Kami Bush Stan Carpenter, PhD, Chair Fulori Kirikiti Michael Francis Bobby M. Hainline, Dr. Philip M. Pfeffer, Vice Chair National President John M. Wetherington Section 44 Section 74 Maura Harty Shari Lim Matthew Cross Maggie Katz, John C. Jadel Corey Weiss National Vice President Wilfred M. Krenek Section 77 Philip H. Prince Section 45 Jessie Connolly Program Directors: Susana Reyes-Lee Wesley Wightman Lisa M. Covi, PhD Julie A. Moore, PhD SECTION CHAIRS Section 47 Section 79 Carla Moran Laura Doss David Kerns Ed Richter Section 1 Christopher Tracy Michelle Rash Keith D. Roots Daniel Bryan Usis Prado Elizabeth Tom, MD Jack Tulatammagul Section 49 Section 80 James Roach Henry Marx Regional Directors: Section 2 Andria Temple I - Marilyn Mims Dow Annie Wang Section 50 II - Craig Muckle Sol Roberts-Lieb Section 81 III - Jamie L. Conover Section 4 Allison Fox IV - Kimberlie H. Francis Dwayne Hearn Section 51 Melissa Plott V - Thomas W. Strong Anna Ng Jeremy Bingman VI - Michael Leahy Section 83 VII - Belton Lim Section 7 Section 52 Dawn Gurganious VIII - W. Brant Warrick Jack Dostal Kelly Samson IX - Erica Roberts David Sides Section 84 X - Kevin S. Simpson Section 8 Christine Gordon XI - David B. Corning Joseph Alyea Section 54 Malcolm Lee Scott Merritts Richard F. Schmidt, J.D., Section 10 Section 88 National Legal Counsel Lyndon Marquez I Section 56 Michael Haber Patrick Bickley Enrique Lopez Robert C. Barkhurst, Section 21 Melody Martin National Archivist Ginny Combs Section 89 Section 59 Howard Barnes David A. Emery, Section 23 Regina Forbes Peri Nelson International Relations Director Kevin Harris Section 61 Section 90 Past Presidents: Section 26 Bob Keller Melvin Hellem Jr. Stan Carpenter, PhD Michael Whitfield Will Rookstool III E. Ross Forman Heather Schartiger Section 91 Tom T. Galt, MD Section 27 Christina Vanacore Lawrence L. Hirsch, MD Bill Sparkes Section 64 Lorin A. Jurvis Alan Dudinsky Section 92 Wilfred M. Krenek Section 30 David Eubank Jr. Brad Barnett Jack A. McKenzie Stephanie Barkmeyer Jeffrey Esposito Glen T. Nygreen, PhD Sara Gale Section 65 William S. Roth John Sklarsky III Section 94 Gerald A. Schroeder Section 32 Joseph Hausmann Lucius E. Young, LTC, Ret Abigayle Tobia Section 66 Natalie Merrill C.P. Zlatkovich, PhD Michael Pliskaner Section 33 Section 96 Life Members: Jason Hemphill Section 67 Thomas Salter George F. Cahill, CAE, John Strada Jr. Irwin H. Gerst Section 34 Section 97 Roger A. Sherwood, CAE Galen Carter Section 68 Paul Romain Warren C. Weidman, PE Stephen Hendrix II Section 35 Emily Zimmerman Section 98 Ex-Officio Member: Aasha Blakely Mayra Rivera James L. Chandler Section 69 Section 40 Kevin Hicks Section 99 Cole Robertson David Self Christopher Duvall

Section 41 Section 70 Jay Little Randell Brady Kenneth Hunter Jr. Jennifer McClendon 8 Ways to Give to Alpha Phi Omega Annual Fund – helps support the day-to-day operations of the Fraternity. Unlike planned and other gifts to the Endowment that help perpetuate the Fraternity for Bequests or Beneficiary Grants generations to come, gifts to the Annual Fund are used when they are received. Life Insurance – is a great way to make a deferred gift to the Alpha Phi Omega Torchbearer recognition is based on the Annual Fund. Look for the revamped Blue Endowment. Think you are too young to make a gift to APO? Many organizations & Gold Society that will recognize donors and their gifts to the Endowment trust. now offer life insurance as an employee benefit. Donors, whether just starting out in first jobs or as seasoned employment veterans, may designate APO as a benefi- ciary on these insurance policies. Of course, individuals may purchase life insur- Lifetime Gifts ance on their own and designate APO as a beneficiary. Gifts of Cash – the simplest, most frequently used method of providing outright support for Alpha Phi Omega, whether currency, personal check or credit card Wills/Bequests – are easy ways to make deferred gifts to the Alpha Phi Omega authorization. Donors may use the Giving Envelopes in each issue of the Torch and Endowment. If donors are considering or have listed Alpha Phi Omega as a benefi- Trefoil to mail contributions, as well as the Spring Annual Fund pledge card and ciary in a will, or are planning to leave a bequest to Alpha Phi Omega, please reply envelope. inform the National Office so that we may include this information as a part of donor giving records. Donors may leave a percentage of their estate or a specific Corporate Matching Gifts – allow donors to double (or in some cases even dollar amount as a charitable gift. triple) their support to Alpha Phi Omega by using employer matching gift pro- grams. Donors should check with their employer’s Human Resources office to Life Income Gifts request the appropriate forms to begin this program. Charitable Gift Annuities – are contracts in which donors exchange gifts of Gifts of Appreciated Securities – include such vehicles as marketable stocks, cash or marketable securities such as stocks or bonds (including mutual funds) to bonds, mutual fund shares, or IRAs. Appreciated securities offer a win-win situa- the Alpha Phi Omega Endowment. In exchange, donors or their designees will tion for both Alpha Phi Omega and donors: APO receives a wonderful charitable receive fixed payments for life. Gift annuities offer several distinct advantages gift and, in many cases, donors may receive substantial tax benefits. for those donors who qualify to give this type of gift: guaranteed income for life, tax deduction savings, partial tax-free income, potential capital gains tax Life Memberships – are held and invested by the Endowment Trust. Life savings and, most important, the personal satisfaction of making a gift of lasting Membership gifts provide a way for both students and alumni to contribute to the significance. Donors should consult with their estate planning advisors when con- Endowment Trust. Students may purchase Life Memberships for only $50; alumni sidering charitable gift annuities. Life Memberships are $100. A lifetime subscription to the Torch and Trefoil is included as a benefit of Life Membership. Charitable Remainder Trusts – provide income to donors or other beneficia- ries for life, leaving the remainder to the Alpha Phi Omega Endowment at the end of the trust. Donors should consult with their estate planning advisors when considering charitable remainder trusts. Your Gift is Appreciated!

In 2004, 5,655 Alpha Phi Omega members delivered 45,830 service hours APO NATIONAL as part of National Service Week, while 4,747 Alpha Phi Omega members VOLUNTEER CONFERENCE contributed 34,145 service hours during National Spring Youth Service Day. July 28-31, 2005, at the Hilton Garden Inn & Hartman Conference Center in Independence, MO

WHO SHOULD ATTEND? APO Leads has been well received throughout the ✧ All Alumni Interested in Volunteering Fraternity. Thus far, the program has included the ✧ All Appointed or Elected Leaders following participants: ✧ All Regional and Sectional Staff LAUNCH – 2,404 ✧ All Members of National Committees EXPLORE – 381 ✧ APO LEADS Presenters/Facilitators ACHIEVE – 672 DISCOVER – 416 Visit www.nvc.apo.org for more information. SERVE – 42

9 2004 TORCHBEARERS In this issue of the Torch & Trefoil, we recognize our donors. Those Brothers giving a minimum of $75 are recognized as Torchbearers. Those Brothers giving $150 or more are recognized as Silver Torchbearers, those giving $250 or more are rec- ognized as Gold Torchbearers, and those giving $500 or more are recognized as Diamond Torchbearers. Those Brothers giv- ing $1,000, $2,500 and $5,000 or more are recognized respectively as Silver, Gold and Diamond Founders Circle Members. All donors are important and necessary to the operation of the Fraternity. They all help ensure that Leadership, Friendship, and Service are kept alive and affordable on our campuses. They invite you to join them in their commitment.

Alpha GOLD FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER Kelly Diane Englehart Ross W. Comer Angela Nicole Harris Alan R. Newman GOLD TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Upsilon Lisa Ann Prestholdt Douglas M. Harris Daniel Tilkin University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Alpha Delta John H. Thomas SILVER TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER San Diego State University Beta Marshall David Abrams Vaughn F. Gehrt SILVER TORCHBEARER at Pittsburgh Lisa M. Covi TORCHBEARER Michael R. Kerney GOLD TORCHBEARER John R. Koslow Thomas A. Wight Alpha Epsilon William A. Murphy TORCHBEARER Phi State University SILVER TORCHBEARER Maureen J Burruss Syracuse University & Agricultural and Mech Heather S. Callahan Deborah Cherry SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Kenneth E. Kloss Marilyn Mims Dow Reed F. Bilbray Harold F. Marks Paul W. Kohlbrenner TORCHBEARER Michelle M. L. Bowen Gamma Charles P. Lawton Lawrence D. Hasseler Randy R. Heisser Cornell University Michael D. Reed Leonard A. Zigment Estelle L. Stockett SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Lee Min Sheng Omega Alpha Eta Robert G. Stevens Milton D. Smith Drake University University of Missouri -Kansas City GOLD TORCHBEARER Thomas W. Strong TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Richard J. Bojko Jeffrey L. Cantor Jeff M. Neurauter Sandra J. Ferguson SILVER TORCHBEARER Lambda Kristin Leigh Wells TORCHBEARER Steven Keal Siegert University of Kansas Alpha Alpha Mark E. Culver TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER University of Illinois Kellee Renee Wood Gerald R. Bertoldo Frank J. Gasperich at Urbana-Champaign Alpha Theta Russell P. Goldman Mu DIAMOND TORCHBEARER University of Nebraska-Omaha David Barry Singer Indiana University Howard B. Chodash TORCHBEARER Julia M. Smith SILVER TORCHBEARER Donald S. Wauthier Edward H. Stech Delta Stephen E. Kirchhoff GOLD TORCHBEARER Susan E Krier Christopher G. Mulcahy Ohio State University GOLD TORCHBEARER Kelly Lynn Ross SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER William J. Lester TORCHBEARER Ronald C. Berman Barbara R. Anderson Gregory Kent Whitfield Stacy L. Bennett Peter Joelson Gregory Carlos Nelson SILVER TORCHBEARER Hans I. Boerner TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Daniel T. Konkle Kevin S. Connelly Jeremy Bingman Jennifer Morning Alford Julius Charles McCall Tricia Leigh Ethier Robin C. Blitenthal Guy Ronald E. Pierson Richard Lea Shaw Richard Fulper Howard S. Ellegant Edward J. Richter Alvis F. Wales Matthew L. Krebs David P. Goode Alpha Kappa TORCHBEARER Heather M. Moore Gerald K. Hill University of Southern California James J. Goodwin Vince Edward Ryan Louis R. McCreight TORCHBEARER Luther B. Groover Alan D. Schmetzer Kristine Celeste McIntosh Charles L. Jones Kevin Patrick Hicks Nu Daniel M. Saban Thomas M. Shigemitsu James L. McAlarney Upsala College William Ralph Saintey Alpha Omicron John Thomas Strada SILVER TORCHBEARER Deborah A Stern Southern Methodist University Epsilon Nelson P. Ball Alpha Beta GOLD TORCHBEARER Truman State University Xi State University/ Kari N. Logan SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Iowa State University Univ Park Campus TORCHBEARER Brian and Jennifer Moore GOLD TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER James Earl Little SILVER TORCHBEARER Doug White Leon E. App Latasha Perreault Randall D Cupp TORCHBEARER Roger C. Burket Alpha Pi TORCHBEARER Kevin C. Harris SILVER TORCHBEARER University of Miami Jennifer Roxanne Reimer Lee M. Maddocks David William Schuler DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Steve Allen Schnurbusch Richard Reade William N. Wittmer Julian E. Laughinghouse Zeta Roger A. Winslow TORCHBEARER Alpha Rho Stanford University Omicron Robert H. Andrews University of at Austin TORCHBEARER University of Iowa Scott F. Harris SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE James A. Cochran SILVER TORCHBEARER Maureen Snare Wilfred M. Krenek C Andrew Johns Ginny Combs James W Stroup GOLD TORCHBEARER David T. Miura TORCHBEARER Karen L. Visick George Dacy Gregory Scott Schwartz Bridget Bambling Michael E. Wiener Charles W. Eisemann Eta Sarah Burton Alpha Gamma SILVER TORCHBEARER Northern Illinois University Paul & Bette Wells Purdue University Abe Frishman SILVER TORCHBEARER Pi DIAMOND FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Charles L. House Roger A. Sherwood David Overhauser Julie Ann Moore TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER DIAMOND TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Richard N. Wiltberger Bruce E. Peters Thomas W. Jackson C. Stewart Ash Theta TORCHBEARER Tony Ploughe Michael A. Bucek University of Virginia Kevin C. Flinn Phillip C. Wankat Sydney Diana Burton SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Rho GOLD TORCHBEARER Bebe Barbara Carpenter Keith Dyland Roots University of North Carolina Mark A. Cudworth Kimberlie H. Francis TORCHBEARER at Chapel Hill Matthew R. Dashiell Hal E. Hagemeier Kathy E. Carter GOLD TORCHBEARER Christopher R. Heim Robert Burton Kamon Joel W Enteles Wiehrs Lewis Collier Karen S. Snepp Sidney L. Lawrence Jeannie M Hurlbert SILVER TORCHBEARER Roger S. Young Wallace Marsh Thomas G. Poley Marvin Hawley Mason SILVER TORCHBEARER Sabin W. Marshall Iota TORCHBEARER Thomas R. Brennan Dan Keith Seilheimer Park College John Charles Rush Linda Ellen Kutche Rudy W. Stefancik TORCHBEARER Dan A. Smith Natalie Lynn Pagelsen Joseph P. Watson Judith A. Mitchell Tau TORCHBEARER Alpha John E. Bassett University of Nebraska at Lincoln Carnegie Mellon University GOLD TORCHBEARER Eric D. Bauer TORCHBEARER DIAMOND FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Douglas D. Dankel George F. Cahill James H. Chapman David Paul O’Leary Dean Den Uyl

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Alpha Tau DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Gamma Iota Amy Elizabeth Kinnard Edward N. David Brooklyn College James W. Pate SILVER TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Paul Robert Meyers Kay H. Krenek Arthur S. Leibowitz Alpha Phi SILVER TORCHBEARER Howard C. Naphtali SILVER TORCHBEARER Washington University J. Fike Godfrey TORCHBEARER John R. Anderson SILVER TORCHBEARER Cole Travis Robertson Arthur M. Schack TORCHBEARER George R. Kober Steven B. Rogers Gamma Lambda Sara Margaret Murdock John K. Ottenad TORCHBEARER Clemson University Delta Epsilon TORCHBEARER Susan Grubbs Aulbach SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Illinois Inst of Technology Sara Tanenbaum William C. Bomberger Jack A. McKenzie SILVER TORCHBEARER Alpha Chi Mark E. Bounds Philip H. Prince Ernest W. Grove Massachusetts Institute of Technology Glenn B. Cowen GOLD TORCHBEARER Delta Theta SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Jana Fry Robert B. Carpenter Mike Repeta Harley H. Hannsz Douglas G. Ries TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Rollin H. Hill SILVER TORCHBEARER Charles James Wetherell John E Elsbree Harry B. Massingill David W. Scott Delta Iota Ezra Gavin Erb Beta Upsilon TORCHBEARER Mercer University John T. Kohl Northwest Missouri State University Kevin L. Dunn TORCHBEARER Ellen D. Kranzer TORCHBEARER Jay P. Zollicoffer James E. Miles SILVER TORCHBEARER Ronald J. King Gamma Mu Delta Kappa David A. Holt Bruce R. Wake University of Evansville Emory University Ping Huang Beta Psi SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE GOLD TORCHBEARER Lawrence J. Kaufman Southeast Missouri State University Frederick E. Shatara Linda G. Secrist Joseph J. Kesselman SILVER TORCHBEARER Gamma Nu TORCHBEARER John R. Winkelman Timothy M. Schneider University of Idaho Renee Beth Rittner TORCHBEARER Gamma Alpha TORCHBEARER Delta Mu Rachel M. Carey Gary Eugene Strong Pittsburg State University Douglas R. Elrod DIAMOND FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Gamma Omicron TORCHBEARER John B. Forrest David B. Corning Queens College Jolene Burke Kevin Mitsuo Iga SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER William G. McGuire Michael G. Kozinetz Robert J. Hilliard Nathan J. Sambul Delta Nu Amy C. Madril Stephen H. Shapoff Yale University William Ward Merrill Ronald S. Rosen $150,000 GOLD TORCHBEARER $145,158 Paul M.H. Lienhardt TORCHBEARER Annual 130,000 James Phillip Nicholls $117,487 $130,716 Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine 110,000 SILVER TORCHBEARER $97,512 Lisa K. Lewis Fund Beta Beta 90,000 Michigan State University DIAMOND TORCHBEARER $83,131 Erin Alana Stahl Contributions CONTRIBUTIONS 70,000 $76,617 GOLD TORCHBEARER Ernest William Malkewitz TORCHBEARER Walter J Downes Benjamin J Evans FY1999-FY2004 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 David Michael Eyl Kenneth S. Opiela Contributions from 863 donors to the Annual Fund exceeded $145,000 in FY 2004, enabling the Fraternity to provide chapter support and deliver Christopher J. Peters excellent programs. The challenge in FY 2005 is to continue to increase Annual Fund donors and financial support. Continue the legacy you began Thomas W. Pfeifer Jeff David Williams as a student…support the Annual Fund! Please Note: FY 2000 & 2001 amounts include special 75th Anniversary gifts. Beta Zeta University of Georgia TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Gamma Pi GOLD TORCHBEARER Mark A. Thomson Matthew S. Ferrel University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Lorin A. Jurvis Beta Eta Kari E. Whitney DIAMOND TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER University of Missouri-Columbia Gamma Beta Margaret K. Katz Andrew M. Erickson TORCHBEARER San Jose State University GOLD TORCHBEARER George James Hill John Phillip Latham SILVER TORCHBEARER Susan Beth Meyer Delta Xi Beta Theta Robert Daly SILVER TORCHBEARER Ball State University University of Wisconsin-Madison Richard W. Imperiale David G. Hartman GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Gamma Rho Mark Allen Stratton Thomas R. Patterson Emilio Mel S. Gonzales University of North Texas Delta Pi Arthur A. Schwenger Janet Edith Olson TORCHBEARER Trinity University Beta Mu Gamma Gamma Jeanne Escher-Pickel TORCHBEARER Southwest Missouri State University University of California at Berkeley Gamma Phi Danny Ramsey SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Western Michigan University Natalie A. Stackable Paul J. Monda Donald L. Hoskins GOLD TORCHBEARER Delta Rho TORCHBEARER Julie C. Nishihara Wade J. Love Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey J. Hugh Wise Gamma Theta Gamma Psi DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Beta Omicron University of Colorado at Boulder University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Louis N. Triandafilou University of Missouri/Rolla DIAMOND TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER John M. Wetherington William E. Cook Richard P Hotz Edward J. Bradley GOLD TORCHBEARER Keith W. Davidson SILVER TORCHBEARER Beta Rho Patrick E. Dougherty TORCHBEARER Diana M. Dloughy University of Arkansas Lee Maurice Lierz John C. Taylor Wayne W. Oberti SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Delta Beta Betty Rauch James Adam Bolain Dennis H. Duncan University of Oklahoma TORCHBEARER Sandra Michelle Bolain Charles P. Fisk GOLD TORCHBEARER Richard J. Byrne TORCHBEARER Robert L. Neher Christopher Duvall Theresa Carolyn Graziano W. Brant Warrick TORCHBEARER Daryl Gordon Richards David W Mutschler Beta Sigma Rhonda Ann Aven-Haggenmiller TORCHBEARER Lisa R. Rossello Harold V. Eason Rodger A. Brown Delta Sigma Wayne T. Hutchison James G. Crotty University of Connecticut

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TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Zeta Kappa Eta Tau Theodore M. Colwell Richard P. Bragga Bowling Green State University West Texas A&M Univ John H Driscoll Epsilon Sigma SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER Johanna Fleming SUNY at Buffalo John C. Jadel David L. McInturff Bernard Emmons Gracy GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Eta Phi Delta Psi Floyd M. Seufert Pamela S. Ballard Eastern Illinois University Epsilon Chi Frederick F. Cunningham SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Los Angeles City College David G. Farrand David R. Legge Robert D. Mann TORCHBEARER Zeta Lambda Eta Psi Delta Omega Irwin H. Gerst University of Toledo California State University, Chico Epsilon Psi TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Kent State University Matthew D. Bailey Joe O’Saben Jimmy Bartle Taylor TORCHBEARER Daniel Gerald Hannewald Theta Zeta Epsilon Beta David W. Eubank Roger W. Schiller University of New Hampshire Central Michigan University Epsilon Omega Richard S. Stewart GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER University of Mississippi Zeta Mu Carla K. Moran Ford H. Dingman DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Catholic University of America SILVER TORCHBEARER Sue A. Sudhoff Alan K. Bridgewater DIAMOND FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Timothy Main Boodey Epsilon Alpha John M. Russell TORCHBEARER Central Connecticut State University TORCHBEARER Richard Francis Drost TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Charles Edward Luckett Theta Eta Kenneth J. Rosenberg Allen J Jacks Zeta Nu Kansas City University of Medicine Epsilon Zeta SILVER TORCHBEARER Southern Illinois University at Carbondale & Biosciences Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Brian R. White DIAMOND TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER DIAMOND TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Philip M. Pfeffer Ronald W Wadle Michael D. Beyer Chad Eric Turner SILVER TORCHBEARER Theta Theta Paul A. Sicard James L. Wehrli James D. Templeton Centre College GOLD TORCHBEARER Zeta Beta James H. Young SILVER TORCHBEARER Andy Braverman Virginia Polytechnic Institute TORCHBEARER Susan Lee Conarroe Franklin David Brodsky & State University Craig W. D’Ambra Theta Mu Beth E. Robie SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Richard A. Musgraves Vanderbilt University Andrew A. Rossbach Jerry L. Hulick Robert A. Russell TORCHBEARER Grace L. Shuman Wallace Bruce Monroe Dean N. Ubik Douglas L. Morency SILVER TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Zeta Omicron Nathaniel D. Tansky Gary T Flodin John H. Barrett California Polytechnic State University Theta Nu King W. Gee Edward E. Caviness SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Hamline University George C. Hassa Michael Leahy Michael C. Nathan TORCHBEARER Gary S. Ide SILVER TORCHBEARER Zeta Sigma Thomas A. Roust Joel P. Lord Amy S. Klopman University of Delaware David C. Panagrosso Paul V. Louie GOLD TORCHBEARER Parks College of St Louis University Arthur G. Sanderson Holly Lynne McKinley H. B. Ayars SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER John Styne Thrasher Zeta Upsilon William L. Conley Ian Gregory Bilyj TORCHBEARER University Theta Pi Kathryn A Dyer Michael R. Babb SILVER TORCHBEARER University of Indianapolis Matthew Mark Hausmann Patrick W. Burke Thomas O’Donovan TORCHBEARER Enrique J. Lopez Jamie L. Conover TORCHBEARER Earl Brown Armen E. Mardiguian James H. Gibbs Arthur H. Foss Gregory C. Crawford David B. Roggenkamp Malcolm D. Lee Zeta Phi Theta Rho Emilie Saulnier Steve D. Price Sam Houston State University George F. Spagna Jennifer S. Wayne SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Gregg M. Talewsky Zeta Gamma Kenneth E. Spann Eric T Platzner Epsilon Lambda Valparaiso University TORCHBEARER Michigan Technological University SILVER TORCHBEARER Donald A. Kiah University of Texas at Arlington DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Allen S. Fornwald GOLD TORCHBEARER Lyle Allyn Henderson TORCHBEARER University of Oregon Ronald A. Welch GOLD TORCHBEARER Leopold Hedbavny TORCHBEARER Mark E. Ham Zeta Delta Shannon Rae Alyea Case Western Reserve University Timothy L. Jenkins Miami University Jennifer Suzanne Cornet GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Eta Beta Howard Wolf William P. Bowman Julia C Everhart Simpson College TORCHBEARER Peter John Siglow Heath A. White TORCHBEARER David A. Hanneke Eric A. Wennersten TORCHBEARER Jay A. Vertuno Francis W. Kearney Epsilon Mu Kristen L. Bissontz Eta Eta Iota Beta University of Maryland/College Park Abbey Elizabeth Boudreau Arizona State University Pacific Lutheran University GOLD TORCHBEARER Michael L. Curran TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Gerald Juan Berry Douglas N. Gascoigne Lee A. Kline Daniel D. Horsfall Dennis Michael Gurtz Michelle Sanford Eta Iota Iota Lambda SILVER TORCHBEARER Elizabeth Anne Sewall Millersville University of Pennsylvania North Carolina State University Donald Louis Flynn Zeta Epsilon TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER Marc Stephen Pearlman Gustavus Adolphus College Richard Dean Dutcher Allan Lyndal Butler Walter M. Schwenger SILVER TORCHBEARER Eta Kappa Steven T. Price TORCHBEARER Todd Allen Mayer University of Wisconsin-Stout SILVER TORCHBEARER Steven Charles Chandler Christopher J. Stromberg TORCHBEARER Alex R. Burkart Herbert George Reines TORCHBEARER Eric Scott Robinson John M. C. Covington Jeffrey Barnet Rosenbloom Kathryn E. Zibell-Flinn Jeffrey William Rodger David M. Goddard Rafi Y. A. Sharif Zeta Theta Eta Lambda Joseph H. Meadows James Craven Shutt University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Susan A. Terry Russell Edwin Strand SILVER TORCHBEARER GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Norida A. Torriente E. Ross Forman Erica Roberts Lauren Furer Epsilon Nu William R. Fromm Eta Mu Jonathan Stewart Shouse SUNY at Oswego J. Richard Kiefer Utica College of Syracuse University Glenn Scott Simmonds GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Aimee Elizabeth Tilley Jon Andrew Gregurich David R. Allee Paul A. Wereszynski Iota Rho Epsilon Xi Louis J. Gross Eta Sigma Florida State University Colorado State University Edward D. Reagan Illinois College TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Steven David Rellis GOLD TORCHBEARER Dennis E. Nickle Vernon L. Lowrey Zeta Iota Philip J. Sallee Iota Tau TORCHBEARER Temple University TORCHBEARER Saint Olaf College Richard L. Burton SILVER TORCHBEARER Mathias M. Hollendonner SILVER TORCHBEARER Robert G. Sturtevant Kirk J. Thieroff Douglas E Miles Robert W Snook Epsilon Pi TORCHBEARER Sol Roberts-Lieb TORCHBEARER Southern Illinois University at Raymond M. Czarnica Paul C. Anderson Edwardsville William J. Brinkman 12 2004 TORCHBEARERS

Iota Phi Mack T. Ruffin TORCHBEARER Robert E. Preston University of California at Davis William B. Rugh Sally C. Thurman Nu Mu DIAMOND FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Lambda Xi Mu Lambda University of Minnesota/Duluth Elizabeth Tom University of Texas-Pan American University of Rochester TORCHBEARER SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Scott K. Lakso Kelly H. Williams George L. Finch Deborah Ellen Gruber Nu Nu SILVER TORCHBEARER Lambda Omicron Susan P Suhanick Eastern New Mexico University David A. Emery West Virginia University Mu Mu GOLD TORCHBEARER Catherine K. Fujimori GOLD TORCHBEARER Oglethorpe University Howard L Henry Thomas J. Hoffman Fred C. Heismeyer GOLD TORCHBEARER Sara Jean Henry TORCHBEARER Chip K. Shepherd Laura K. Fowler9 Nu Pi Markus Dinkel SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Minnesota State University, Mankato Joseph Gerard Monteleone Patricia L. Esposito Kenneth P. Davis TORCHBEARER Gary A. Vanderpol TORCHBEARER Mu Nu Donald J. Beckel Iota Chi David L. Andres Western Illinois University David L. Farmer Northern Michigan University James Hahn SILVER TORCHBEARER Nu Rho GOLD TORCHBEARER David R. Keely John R. Miller College of William & Mary Thomas H. Kilberg Lambda Rho TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Kappa Delta Augustana College Douglas Lance Bryant Joshua S. Hawley Florida Agricultural TORCHBEARER Terry L. Weppler Sharon Lee Korp & Mechanical University Sarah Hamel Mu Xi Rebecca Beth Wrotny TORCHBEARER Arthur Alvah Milton High Point University Nu Sigma Samuel F. Sampson Stephen F. Austin State University TORCHBEARER Stephen G Goodson 30 Nu Tau California State University - Northridge TORCHBEARER 25 23 Steven E. Paul Nu Psi 2004 20 19 19 Montclair State University 18 TORCHBEARER 16 16 16 15 15 Robert G. Brau 13 12 12 Xi Alpha Chapters 10 TORCHBEARER Jim H. Alderfer 5 Colleen Card Ellis Jacobs with 0 Xi Gamma Mu Adams State College Kappa SILVER TORCHBEARER Alpha Chi Xi Delta Alpha Rho Zeta Beta Epsilon Mu Epsilon Zeta Alpha AlphaBeta Sigma A. Ellwood Ervin Most Donors Alpha Gamma TORCHBEARER George Ellwood Hedrick Xi Delta Texas A&M University Kappa Theta Lambda Phi TORCHBEARER SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Eastern Michigan University Edward A. Grandpre Stan Carpenter SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Mu Omicron GOLD TORCHBEARER Franklin Donaldson Scott J. A. Merritts William E. Bammel Charles W. Krafthofer TORCHBEARER SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Thomas Arthur Horan Charles E. Webb John D. Anderson Karen L. Bassett SILVER TORCHBEARER Kappa Omicron Lauri E. Bombard DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Richard M. Scruggs University of Massachusetts Martha Davis-Merritts Christopher R. Powell Aaron James Wendt GOLD TORCHBEARER Christopher A. Gellasch GOLD TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Craig S. Donais Steve Sindlinger S. Rodman Schnell Rene Francisco Aguiluz David S. Mitchell Tammy Lynn Sindlinger SILVER TORCHBEARER Michael D. Ballew TORCHBEARER Lambda Omega Duane E. Jones James C. Busby Jill E. Atkinson California University of Pennsylvania Craig C. Muckle Sharron L. Cox Jennifer H. (Blondie) Barnes SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Damon A Crenshaw Carleton H. Borden Kathleen L. Habel Douglas W. Andrew Lauren Beth Faulkner Richard J. Keogh TORCHBEARER James D. Myers Belton Lim Amy Lynne Beck Mu Tau John L. Sempe California State University, Sacramento Mu Alpha West Virginia University Institute of Scott R. Sodoma SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Technology Jeff D. Thomas Eugene D. Melvin SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER Gregor A. Ulteig GOLD TORCHBEARER Gerald A. Schroeder Craig R. McGarrah Xi Zeta Kevin S. Simpson GOLD TORCHBEARER Nu Beta Rochester Institute of Technology SILVER TORCHBEARER Maura Harty Hope College SILVER TORCHBEARER Todd Jeffrey Rehfuss SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Ted L. Gross TORCHBEARER Michael R. Hryvniak Michael Carpenter Christopher J. Hurley Frank C. Taggart Thomas R. Liebermann Nu Gamma David A. Turbide Lambda Alpha Richard J. K. Stratford - San Marcos TORCHBEARER East Tennessee State University TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Scott H. Sims SILVER TORCHBEARER John F. Principe Thomas G. Barnhill Xi Iota Julie Whitfield Donald J. Reilly Nu Delta Susquehanna University Lambda Kappa Mu Delta Lebanon Valley College SILVER TORCHBEARER Loras College University of Great Falls SILVER TORCHBEARER Eric R. Farman TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Christopher Zebrowski Xi Lambda Charles W. Isenhart Dean M. Randash Nu Epsilon Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Kevin T Owens Mu Eta Georgia Southern University TORCHBEARER Lambda Mu Albright College SILVER TORCHBEARER Eugene E. Cioffi California State University, Los Angeles GOLD TORCHBEARER Ellice Ann Fancher Xi Rho DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Warren C. Weidman Nu Kappa SUNY/College at Oneonta Tom M. Kester TORCHBEARER Campbell University SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Paul H. Douglass SILVER TORCHBEARER Harold A. Crawford Robert O. Blundell Mu Theta Steve R Spain Michael Scott Jablon Lambda Nu Luther College Nu Lambda TORCHBEARER Duke University GOLD TORCHBEARER Moravian College Alfred J. Liotta TORCHBEARER Michael K. Musgrave TORCHBEARER Allison M. Myers Phillippa Jane Miranda James E.. Bissey Anne Ng

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Xi Psi Upsilon Nu TORCHBEARER Western Kentucky University Delaware Valley College University of North Carolina at Richard Alan Martin SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Wilmington James L. Sedlak Steven G. Adams Matthew Fred Schieferstein SILVER TORCHBEARER Alpha Alpha Epsilon TORCHBEARER Sigma Xi Debbie P. Donehey College of Charleston Mike Harrell TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Omicron Alpha GOLD TORCHBEARER Darren M. England Christina Marie Elizabeth Rock Kutztown University Robert S Laviolette Upsilon Phi Alpha Alpha Xi TORCHBEARER Michael J. Mirisola Indiana University-Purdue University University of the Pacific Tiffany S. Kulpowicz Fort Wayne GOLD TORCHBEARER Omicron Zeta University of Notre Dame GOLD TORCHBEARER Craig Richard Tanner California State University-Hayward SILVER TORCHBEARER Mark A. Ramser Kimberlee Castillo Yee TORCHBEARER Daniel Rauch Phi Gamma TORCHBEARER Stanley B. Keiser Texas Lutheran University Fred Nicholas Timm Omicron Iota Miami-Dade College SILVER TORCHBEARER Alpha Alpha Omicron Worcester Polytechnic Institute TORCHBEARER William Kuhfal Longwood University TORCHBEARER Gary Joseph LaBelle Phi Epsilon TORCHBEARER Joseph A. Ferrari Tau Alpha Maine Maritime Academy Kelly Elizabeth Bogart Omicron Mu Davis & Elkins College DIAMOND TORCHBEARER Alpha Alpha Pi Carthage College TORCHBEARER Gary John Smith Westminster College TORCHBEARER Conway Li TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Bruce Alan Laird Tau Beta John T. Lyons Sallie Fellague Omicron Nu Appalachian State University Phi Xi Karin P. Goodman University of Puerto/Rico Rio Piedras SILVER TORCHBEARER Austin College Alpha Beta Delta TORCHBEARER Damon J. Miltner GOLD TORCHBEARER Widener University Luis F. Rosario-Ortiz Tau Epsilon Kathryn Manck TORCHBEARER Omicron Tau Tennessee Technological University Chi Gamma Robert J. Carr TORCHBEARER James Madison University Alpha Beta Epsilon SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Clarence F. Whitson TORCHBEARER University of Arkansas-Monticello James L. Chandler Tau Lambda Elbert G. Espanol GOLD TORCHBEARER Omicron Upsilon Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Anna Lisa Ramos Schneider Joyce A. Heismeyer West Chester University of Pennsylvania GOLD TORCHBEARER Chi Zeta Alpha Beta Mu TORCHBEARER Cary Laxer University of Tennessee at Martin Grove City College Christina Lynn Vanacore SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Omicron Phi Ralph C. Belknap Dennis K. Clark Gregory P. Flinn TORCHBEARER Hunter W. Johnston Alpha Beta Xi TORCHBEARER John L. Emley Chi Theta SUNY at Geneseo Jodie Patricia Eicher John Howard Havron Columbus State University GOLD TORCHBEARER Carol M. Green Tyson Patterson TORCHBEARER Louis A. Sapirman Pi Alpha Tau Omicron Ralph E. Meyer Nadine Sapirman Philander Smith College Indiana University Purdue University- Chi Lambda TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Indianapolis Elizabeth City State Univ Cynthia O. Jones Arnell Willis SILVER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE TORCHBEARER Tina M. Russell Pi Beta Robert J. London Clifford E. Patterson Alpha Beta Chi University of Dubuque SILVER TORCHBEARER Chi Mu SUNY at Plattsburgh TORCHBEARER Robert M. Coop Henry Ford Community College TORCHBEARER Bob Barkhurst Tau Upsilon GOLD FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Chuck R. Devita Thomas J. Winter University of Wisconsin-Platteville Bobby M. Hainline Alpha Beta Omega Pi Gamma SILVER TORCHBEARER Chi Sigma Baldwin-Wallace College Jeffrey C. Ingebritsen Allegheny College TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Andrei Samuel Mellits Dwight Adrian Leedy James P. Connors Gilbert Brucken Alpha Gamma Alpha Pi Zeta Tau Chi Dickinson College Tuskegee University Winston-Salem State Univ McKendree College TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Jennifer L. Hilgert Willie M. Burnett Clarence J. Snuggs Glen Stephen Kinder Joanne Lipa Pi Eta Tau Omega Psi Delta Alpha Gamma Iota Loyola Ocean County College University of Maine at Machias University of the Sciences in Philadelphia DIAMOND TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER James H Johnson Jay Gold James R. Kowalsky Erica Christine Heverin Pi Lambda TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Timothy A. Lockwood University of Central Florida Shawn Joseph Boyle TORCHBEARER Upsilon Beta SILVER TORCHBEARER Dawn Elizabeth Wagoner Wayne J. Kudick Saint Francis University Michael Jay Metler Alpha Gamma Lambda Pi Xi TORCHBEARER Karen Bethany Safro Lincoln Memorial Univ Kenneth Rutkowski TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Upsilon Delta Lisa L Clendenning Jennifer L. Bramble Richard B. Carithers Kean College of New Jersey Omega Zeta TORCHBEARER Pi Tau GOLD TORCHBEARER Durham College Louise J. Ruiter St Peters College (Eves) James L.. Pittman TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER David R. Rieger Vincent R. Cleveland Florida Institute of Technology Aldo P. Antola Omega Mu TORCHBEARER Robert R. Tarantula Clarion University of Pennsylvania Virgilio A. Gascon Pi Upsilon Alpha Delta Delta Drew University/College of Liberal Arts SILVER TORCHBEARER SILVER TORCHBEARER Robert M. Green Matthew A. Silverman TORCHBEARER Matching Gifts Alpha Delta Eta John D. Urbach Many employers will match gifts made by employees to qualifying Internal SUNY at Albany Pi Chi TORCHBEARER Revenue Service Code 501(c)(3) organizations such as Alpha Phi Omega. Some Jamey & Raina Eric Kohn TORCHBEARER employers will match retired employees’ gifts, as well as planned gifts. Alpha Delta Mu Charles G. Brace Ramapo College of New Jersey John Sklarsky Alpha Phi Omega thanks the following corporations that matched employee gifts SILVER TORCHBEARER Rho Gamma to Alpha Phi Omega during Fiscal year 2004: Lisa M. Venezia California State University, Long Beach Alpha Delta Rho TORCHBEARER Altria Group, Inc. RH Donnelley Northern Arizona University David G. Totten Charles Schwab Foundation Rohm and Haas Company TORCHBEARER Rho Delta Citigroup Foundation SBC Foundation Christina A. Ceppo University of Rhode Island CSG Systems, Inc. Temple Inland Foundation Alpha Delta Tau TORCHBEARER Nova Southeastern University Louis H. Maynard Gannett Foundation The Chubb Corporation GOLD TORCHBEARER Sigma Lambda Microsoft US Bancorp Foundation Michael Rogero Brown Merritt College Motorola Foundation Verizon Foundation SILVER TORCHBEARER TORCHBEARER Joel E. Natt Daniel A Ivey-Soto Pepsico Foundation

14 Congratulations to APO’s 2004 New Life Members

Herschel Broder Aberson Paul L. Calhoun Kim Feldman Leon Jones Gloria Jane Acosta John J. Callahan Robert M. Femino Matthew Kenneth Jones Bettina Marie Adams William Glenn Calvert Sandra J. Ferguson Robert Charles Jones Miles Dan’l Adams Blanca Daisy Campos Adam James Fields Karen L. Jovel Myles Edward Adams William Harold Canon Sheila R. Fitch Richard B. Judy Sheila Marie Adaya Adan Megan Rai Carter Melissa Renee Fladseth Erin Anne Jurrens Natalia Agoston Benjamin Louis Casella David Anton Fleischhacker Lauren D. Kaemming Joelle Teresa Aguirre Jessica Erin Castiglioni Shawn Patrick Edward Flynn David Paul Karch Sarah A. Alden Gilbert Castillo Jennifer Foster Melissa Lynne Karmondy Regina Maria Alvarez Jennifer Ann Cease Brandon Scott Fowler Andrew Russell Keller Whitney M. Amyot Heather Lynn Ceparski Megan Katharine France James Michael Kerchenfaut Alyssa J. Amyotte Jessica Chang Sarah Elizabeth Francis Marsha Dawn Kerman Kevin J. Anderholm Elizabeth Anne Chasalow Dwight T. Franklin Ashley Lynn Kerstetter Evan David Anderson Faisal Fiaz Chaudhry Brandon Paul Freeman Angela Michelle Kessler Pascale Jazmine Anderson Thomas Chell Robert Christopher Freeman Jennifer Rae Kiger Erin E. Annesley Richard Allen Chetney Curtis Lee Garner DeVon M. Kilpatrick Cari Rochelle Armstrong Marcus R. Chew Antionette Renee Garrett Kevin Y. Kim Serenity Louise Atkinson Jason Chierek Rebecca Geiger Ashley Marie Kinker Angela Marie Aubuchon Julie Marie Christianson Ronald D. Gerac Casey E. Kley Clyde Edward Austin Brian Edward Clapp Lisa Marie Geyer Joel Christopher Knaack Matthew A. Austin Stephanie Lynn Clark Lanora F. Gibson Charles James Knight Tiffany Nicole Baack Shannon Clarkin Meghan Eileen Gleason Eugene D. Knutzen Adam Michael Bader Michael James Clements James Robert Glenn Laura Marie Koepke Kathryn LaNell Bailey Nicole Arbutus Clouthier Rosalyn Joan Glorso Kandi J. Kopp John L. Baird William A. Coleman Lindsey Rae Goetz Karen Cooper Kornegay Derek Michael Baker Randy Colwell Tracy Lynn Goken Joseph Daniel Kovar Rachel L. Baker Ginny Combs Carlos C. Gomez Emily Brennand Kozicki Kevin W. Baldwin Kathleen Concialdi Amy Elizabeth Goodwin Jeff Colin Kozloff Katherine R. Bankson Jessica Lyn Connolly Karen Elizabeth Graham Daniel D. Kreifus Jason Barker Leighton Bradley Conway James Aaron Graves Jacqueline Danielle Kroll Mark James Barnett Samantha A. Cope Gillian R. Gray Melissa M. Kucko Heather Breanne Barrett Michael Lawrence Costantino Valerie C. Green Jolene Marie Kueter Lauren Anne Barrett Patricia M. Cotter Brianna Lee Griffin Michele A. Kuhn Matthew John Basdekis Kari L. Cowell Tracey Renee Grimm Kathryn Lee Kunkel Leena Celeste Basurto Brandi C. Curtis Gautam P. Gururaj Michael Kutnak Arjel Dizon Bautista Jennifer Lynn Curtis Michael Seth Haber Frank C. Lacson Khristina Michelle Beaulac Adam B. Czachorowski James Hahn Sam David Ladowski Jamie Lynn Beck Tamara Allyn Daffer Kelly Patricia Marjorie Hammond Alexis Ann Lang Tiffany Lynne Behan Rebecca Michelle Dale Daniel Lawrence Hampton Jeffrey Joseph Langford Emily Kay Bell Erin Erika M. Handley Nicole R. Lantz Denisa Bellani Kimberly Davis Melissa Rae Hanson Dalila Bernal Lara Edward I. Bender Lea Ann Davis Nicholas W. Harbison James A. Larry William Blaine Bendure Thomas Whitmell Davis Charlotte L. Hardin Matthew David Lawrence Ann Benefield Katrina L. Davy Randi Lynn Haskins Beth Anne Leach Federic John Benito Michael Gardner Deceglie Drew Gray Hedges Kalani Tia Lee Brenna Lynn Benson Sabrina Marie Deitke Alaina Heilner Meng S. Lee Emily Berger Benjamin James Delaware Lisa Marie Helgerson Erin E. Leffler Amanda B. Berman Tara M. DellaFranzia Chad Keith Henderson Thomas Edward Legan Matthew Samuel Bertenthal Amanda C. Denne Paul C. Hendrickson Katie Ann Leininger Patrick M. Bickley Patrick T. DePriest A. J. Henryson Jeffrey Scott Lentz Justin B. Bieringer Gina Jo-Ann DeRosa Scott A. Herceg Christina Reddy Leone Michelle M. Birchak Peter Richard DiSessa Clara M. Herrero Alexis D. Lessard Adrian Robert Bissette Daniel James Dixon Perry E. Hewitt Madeline Yen-Yen Leung Joel Benjamin Blaiss Elisa Denay Doak Patrick Samuel Higgins Joseph Milton Lieb Neil Matthew Blazak Eric Dombroski Mari LeAnn Hill Megan Elizabeth Linahan Myles Michael Block Melissa Ann Donndelinger Paul J. Hlivko Andrew E. Ling Matthew David Bloom Allison Donnelly David L. Hobbs Andrew M. Lippa Laurel Hope Bobrow Anna Michelle Dorf Jason Andre Hochstedler Thomas Rowell Little Michael Stephen Bohanske Laura Michelle Doss Jennifer Anne Hoitsma Franklin Lloyd Lobb Kendall Leigh Bolen Kelly Michele Dudley Christopher H. Holdridge Katherine Ann Loescher Lauren R. Bonanno Ulysses H. Duenas Whitney L. Hollar Amy Marie Lofton Valerie G. Borhauer Adam Joseph Dunn Jennifer Ann Holliday Caroline Dao Lopez Joseph Kelly Bowman Chad Elliott Dworkin Hillary J. Homburg Kara Loudermilk Renee Monique Bowman Monica Kay Eberle Stacy R. Hood Matthew Lee Lucas Jessamyn Daniel Boyd Crystal M. Ebert Cindy Hsu Frederick R. Lux Sandra Dee Boyd Kristin Echternach Tuan Gia Hua Ann Marie MacDonald Tiffany M. Brackman Lauren Elizabeth Edrington Katherine A. Hughes Michael Benjamin Magalnick Dawn L. Brinkman Danielle S. Eisenach Terri Lynn Hyle Julia LaClair Malakie Marianne Brown Christopher Stewart Eliot Heather Kei Kasuga Iriye Katelynne Marion Michael J. Brown Rebecca Ell Allison Claire Jackson Courtney Lynn Markiewicz Patrick J. Brown Megan Christine Elliott G. Scott Jenkins Andria Lynn Marlin Erin Elizabeth Bruns Cory Roy Enger Jennifer L. Jenniges Scott A. Marquart Douglas Lance Bryant Jacob P. Ertman Jamie L. Jock Jennifer Ann Mauri Kendra Aileen Bryson Wanda Evans Diane Michelle Johansen Mark Daniel McCluskey Carrie L. Bulin Timothy M. Evon Amber Michelle Johnson Megan M. McCormick Peter Konrad Thornburg Burger Karen J. Fata Darla Caprice Johnson Mary Ellen McDevitt Michael Gregory Buzard Michael J. Feist Tory L. Johnson Elizabeth Ann McHargue continued on page 16 15 Congratulations to APO’s 2004 New Life Members Vashti-Jasmine Murphy McKenzie Seth Bradford Peters Stevee Anne Seay Jen-Te Tseng Kendra Ann McLaughlin Alexander Richmond Petry Jonathan Castaneda Selma Torrey Tremayne Turner Megan Leigh McMahan Megan Summer Pinkston Natalie Serrano Douglas Blair Tyson Elizabeth Jo McShan Jennifer Elaine Pitner Leslie Ann Servidio Lauren L. Underwood Grace Nina Mercado Florence Elizabeth Pittman Jannae Marie Severs Aaron Ross Urias Gabriel Nelson Merrell Darien Michael Pitts Dorothy Ann Sewing Scott A. Vackar Catherine L. Meshew Amy Elizabeth Pivovarnik Janice Sham Ashley L. Van Camp Mia Therese Meucci Tiffany Helena Jean Porter David R. Shaughnessy Megan VandenBosch Samantha A. Michielli Daniel Stephan Poth Amanda M. Shaw Jessica Dawn VanDenend Stephanie Anne Mickey Daniel Usis Prado Eric Shiu Sarah Vander Meade Christopher Michael Mileski Al Noel Rendon Rabanera Adejimi Shopade Marl-Stephen G. Veloso Jennifer Leigh Miller Kimberly Jean Raboin Jonathan Stewart Shouse Donna Ellen Venable Katherine E. Miner Danielle Marie Raffaele Lindsay Ann Sicks Shiloh Rose Venable Richard Thomas Miranda Sean C. Raleigh Paul Sierpinski Carol Ann von Hoff Jason Christopher Mitchell Jessica Alison Rash Megan M. Silberhorn Claire L. Wagner Kevin Patrick Mitchell Glenda Joy Rhodes Phonesagnam Joe Silivongxay Julie Melissa Waldfogel Michelle Ann Monson J. Jason Richardson Lauren Beth Silverstein LaToya S. Walls Heather M. Moore Frankie W. Riffle Anand Sitaram Krista E. Walton Adam Steele Moreland Jessica Lee Riley Chadwick Michael Slater Rebecca Natalie Ward Michelle F. Morton Julie Elizabeth Ringer Kristie Marie Slaughter Jennifer Karen Waxman Justin James Moss Nicole Ritacca Samuel Sly Melanie Ann Weik Lindsay Elaine Murphy Mayra L. Rivera Del Valle Kathryn Donop Small Patricia J. Weng Melissa Anne Murphy Cathleen J. Roberts Tina R. Smiley Lindsay Nicolle Whisenant Heather Lynn Murray Richard Rex Romasanta Angela Sachiko Smith Jonathan Jamaal Whitaker Sean Patrick Murray Elizabeth Rondini Christopher M. Smith Erin Michelle White Diana Helen Nagy Erica Kelly Roseman Christopher Brett Gregory Smith John Robert White Christopher J. Nesi Eric J. Rosenberg Amy Beth Smithgall Wanda White Jessica Nettles Martin J. Rosenberg Candice Nicole Solomon Laura Kate Whitney Sonja Maria Neumann Faith Melissa Rosenshine Jaymes Robert Sorensen Matthew J. Widlak Konnie V. Nguyen Julie E. Rosner Laura South Matthew Whiting Wiese Vy Thanh Nguyen Anna C. Rude John C Sparks Shannon LeAnn Wilburn Adam Lee Nicholson David Morgan Rusk Becky J. 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