UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

Health Sciences Center 2001 Annual Report

2001futuresPASTfuturesPRESENT MISSIONSTATEMENT

The University of Utah Health Sciences Center supports the mission and vision of the University of Utah and serves the public by improving health and quality of life through excellence in education, research, and clinical care.

We educate competent and caring practitioners, educators, and scientists for the state of Utah and beyond. We advance knowledge through innovative basic and clinical research and scholarship and translate our discoveries into applications that help people. We provide compassionate, state-of-the art clinical care to our patients. We anticipate and respond to the needs of our communities through outreach, advocacy, and service. UNIVERSITYOFUTAH

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Table of C ONTENTS

2 S ENIOR V ICE P RESIDENT’ S M ESSAGE A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D.

4 L ASKER A WARD W INNER Mario R. Capecchi, Ph.D.

6 I N THE H EADLINES

8 P ROFILES IN P HILANTHROPY Spencer F. Eccles John A. Moran Harold H. Wolf, Ph.D.

14 I N R EVIEW School of Medicine College of Pharmacy College of Health College of Nursing University Hospitals & Clinics Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library

26 E XPANSIONS

28 E NDOWED C HAIRS

30 P ASSAGES

33 D ONOR R EPORT

62 O RGANIZATIONS2001 GROWTH. HUMANS DO IT; INSTITUTIONS DO IT. At the University of Utah Health

Sciences we maintain high standards and a lofty reputation by graduating well trained and educated students, using the latest in medical science to benefit the people who seek our help and utilizing research to further improve the aid we give and the lessons we teach. Growth is essential if we are to continue getting better.

Senior Vice President’s Message A.LORRISBETZ We are fortunate to still have some space in which to grow physically. In the next two to five years, the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Critical Care Pavilion (pg. ), the Huntsman Cancer Hospital (pg. ) and the new John A. Moran Eye Center (pg. ) will all become reality. They are designed to increase clinical care and research, thus allowing us to even better serve the people of the Intermountain West. All three will be built using virtually no public funds. It is the continued generosity of our individual, foundation and corporate donors that is so important in keeping Health Sciences viable and relevant.

While Utah’s population has grown % in just the last ten years, the School of Medicine has not increased class sizes since its inception in the s. The building Backed by the latest technology, people from a variety of disciplines will work itself is a s structure that is side-by-side, sharing thoughts and ideas and fostering even greater breakthroughs outdated, overcrowded and does in research and broader understanding and knowledge among students.  not meet current building codes. A student’s intellectual growth is of paramount importance. Removing financial We are critically short of research burdens allows them to concentrate on learning. To this end, Health Sciences and classroom space. Like humans, is using tickets supplied by the Salt Lake Olympic Committee to help generate however, institutions get to a point endowed scholarships. where they can no longer grow We are also committed to raising more scholarship funds for minority students. physically. It becomes a time of Over ten percent of Utah’s population is non-Caucasian. If we do not keep our renewal. The Emma Eccles Jones quality minority students at home we are not serving them, nor the myriads of Medical Research Building and a people they would eventually treat. proposed new education building will be built on ground where old Growth, be it human or institutional, must be nurtured and well-managed. buildings have been razed. Both When it is, the results are astounding. are conceived as places where The generosity of the people of Utah and its institutions never ceases to amaze intellectual growth is stimulated. me. Their remarkable commitment, unstinting sense of duty and unwavering loyalty keeps University of Utah Health Sciences growing so that we can be among the leaders in what we do: educate students, maintain the health of our citizens and conduct research that extends the frontiers of discovery.

A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. Senior Vice President for Health Sciences and Dean, School of Medicine MARIOCAPECCHI

RECIPIENT

of the 2001 Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research,

the nation’s highest honor.

In a voice so quiet you have to lean close to hear distinctly, Mario R. Capecchi, Ph.D.,

describes his pioneering work in illuminating the role genes play in our lives. His descriptions

are so logical, you would never guess they represent a breakthrough in biomedical research. Why

didn’t someone try this before? You listen and learn that it takes a mind, and a determination,  of Capecchi’s caliber to ask the important questions and pursue them until you get answers. His mind and relentless nature have won for Capecchi the  Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Research, the nation’s highest honor.

“Mario Capecchi is a scientist’s scientist. His dedication and perseverance are legendary,” says fellow geneticist and longtime colleague Raymond F. Gesteland, Ph.D., now University of Utah Vice President for Research. This dedication may be due in part to his childhood in Italy when, during World War II, he was forced to fend for himself on the streets at the age of four. Capecchi’s mother Lucy, a Sorbonne trained poet, belonged to a group of artists opposed to fascism and Nazism. She sensed that the Nazis would not tolerate her outspoken opposition for long. She made plans with friends to care for Capecchi if she were taken away. The inevitable happened when Capecchi was four years old. However, the money his mother had given friends to care for Mario ran out and he was thrown onto to the streets to fend for himself.

Four years later, when released from Dachau, Capecchi’s mother found her son naked and starving in a hospital. She took him to the United States to live with her brother, a physicist. The influence of the uncle and the Quaker schools he attended turned Capecchi’s interests to science. At Antioch College he first studied political science, followed by physics and chemistry, in which he earned a double major.

Although he studied under Nobel Prize winner James Watson at Harvard and taught there himself for several years, he wasn’t satisfied with the intellectual atmosphere. It was too stifling: “a bastion of short-term gratification,” says Capecchi. He wanted to pursue gene targeting—a far-reaching but novel technology. So in  he came to Utah, a place where he would be allowed to pursue significant, long-term projects. Even though his first grant application to the National Institutes of Health for funding to support gene targeting was turned down, Capecchi found ways to pursue his ideas.

Capecchi and other scientists throughout the world have generated at least ,  different mice for determining the role of specific genes in a living animal using Capecchi’s gene targeting technique. Researchers are now able to modify any particular gene and then insert it into a mouse embryonic stem cell, from which the whole mouse develops. Watching the mouse grow, scientists look for variations that might be caused by the inserted gene. Studies of these mice help reveal the role each gene plays, whether it guides the development of a limb or the function- ing of the nervous system. Using the knowledge gained, scientists hope to eventually assemble a blueprint of how each gene contributes to the functioning of a human.

This technology, once turned down for a grant by the NIH because it was “not worthy of pursuit,” has now advanced biomedical research beyond what was thought possible in Capecchi’s early days at Harvard.

Although he is approaching retirement age, his wife, Laurie Fraser, only half-jokingly anticipates he will die in his laboratory. Capecchi admits he doesn’t contemplate stopping anytime soon. He plans to investigate other important questions, such as how genes guide brain development and growth. It is a daunting task, but fits in with the Capecchi philosophy, “If you don’t start, you’ll never get there. So you have to start and dream about the possibilities.” INTHEHEADLINES

excerpts from the Salt Lake Tribune and Desert News

U. Research Team’s Part of Ribosome Mapping Project Named One of Year’s Most Significant Scientific Feats

A University of Utah research project that helped provide a microscopic glimpse into ribosomes was named as among the most significant scientific feats of .

Today’s edition of Science magazine ranked a biochemistry project—which a U School of Medicine research team contributed to—as one of the year’s top  scientific advances.

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Greg Lavine; December , .

Sight for Ailing Eyes

Innovative medical technology applied by two surgeons at the Moran Eye Center in Salt Lake City is allowing people with dislocated lenses in their eyes to once again see clearly.

Ike Ahmed, a surgeon at the eye center who performed the operation with surgeon Alan Crandall, said the use of capsular tension rings to hold the lens made the surgery unique.

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Norma Wagner and Greg Lavine; January , . 

Utah center seeks answers on how to treat addictions

…the fact that the Addiction Research and Education Center exists at all signifies a big shift in how we view people hooked on drugs.

“Addiction is a brain disease,” said Glen Hanson, University of Utah neuroscientist and founder of the center.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois Collins; January , .

Huntsman doctor wins leukemia research grant

Dr. William Carroll, deputy director of the Huntsman Cancer Institute, has received a . million grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the role of genetic defects in causing childhood leukemia.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois Collins; January , . INTHEHEADLINES

New test may detect eye ailment

Ophthalmology and physics researchers at the University of Utah have come up with a simple, fast test that may help researchers detect a propensity to developing macular degeneration, the leading cause of blindness in older people. They hope the test will allow physicians to delay or even prevent the disease.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois Collins; March , .

U trauma center is nationally accredited

University Hospital’s trauma services have been accredited by the American College of Surgeons, a recognition that places it among a select group of top trauma centers in the country.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois Collins; April , .

Rare Medical Disorder Is Linked to Disruption in Ion Flow

Utah geneticists led an international research team in discovering that disruptions in the flow of potassium ions through human cells help cause an extremely rare disorder. Some cases of cleft palate, as well as deformities in fingers and toes, have been associated with Andersen’s Syndrome.

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Greg Lavine; May , .

 Huntsman Researchers Are Testing Coix Herb

The Huntsman Cancer Institute on Monday launched a small-scale human trial of a cancer drug derived from a Chinese herb that, if proven safe, could win approval from U.S. regulators.

“It’s already been shown to be beneficial to patients in the regression of the cancer, improved appetite, reduced pain and improved sense of well-being,” said Dr. Richard Wheeler, associate director of clinical research at Huntsman.

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Troy Goodman; June , .

U. researcher shedding light on regeneration

Maureen Condic, a neuroscientist in the University of Utah Medical School, has taken a big step, manipulating a single gene that is important during development to improve the ability of those nerve cells, called neurons, to regenerate.

She believes her study, which is detailed in the July  issue of the Journal of Neuroscience, may lead to new approaches for treat- ing damage from stroke, spinal cord injury or other conditions.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois Collins; July ,  It’s Monday afternoon and the public face and primary force behind many of the Eccles’ family activities looks like he has already jammed a  hour day into eight, and still has more jamming to do.

Spencer F. Eccles is Chairman of Wells Fargo Intermountain Banking Region and formerly the Chairman and CEO of First Security Corporation. A good part of any given day, however, is taken up with philanthropic and community work. He oversees some of the  family foundations, and is being pulled in every direction to sit on this or that board. Many of the invitations he accepts.

He is in a position to live any sort of life he wants, but he chooses major community involvement and days of many hours on the job. GIVING&SHARING

Why?

Spence Eccles’ response is not a deep, philosophical answer, but it is straightforward and honest. “That’s my responsibility! The State of Utah has been good to the Eccles family. It’s a great opportunity to pay back something to Utah and its people.”

Many of life’s lessons that Eccles embraces come from his days as a world-class skier. “I learned about myself. I learned about discipline, PROFILESINPHILANTHROPY

planning, timing, preparation, execution and doing that all in a competitive environment. Business is competitive. Life is competitive.” He admits to picking up a good bit of self-confidence and satisfaction during those years. He also began learning about “balance”—a word that comes up repeatedly in conversations.

Eccles says that when it comes to giving and sharing, he and the foundations attempt to strike a balance across the spectrum of “cultural, societal, educational, medical, conservation and preservation and athletics.”

He is proud of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Institute of Human Genetics and what it has accomplished, but talks equally as passionately about the family’s work with the homeless shelter and Envision Utah. The list goes on— two medical libraries, the David Eccles School of Business; there is even an Eccles satellite dish at the Eccles Broadcast Center.

One area Eccles sees spinning out of balance is the burden of funding for research. The government, he says, has a legitimate interest in promoting scientific research, but it is now cutting back funding. For instance, the health sciences area is suffering because the NIH is making medical research grants harder to get. “When the government doesn’t step forward and live up to its responsibility, the private sector has to fill the void. That takes support away from other societal needs that could otherwise be funded by the private sector.”

 Spence Eccles is equally involved in building the community. For many years he has been a key element in the push to get the Winter Olympics for gratifying to be able to finally tell our Salt Lake City. At the opening cere- story to the world—correctly; to have monies of the  Winter Olympics viewers worldwide perceive our values, on February th, there will be a know us as a people, see how we convergence of sorts. Spence Eccles perpetuate our pioneer heritage and see will be watching  years of work the beauty and diversity of our state.” come to fruition in a football stadium He is still looking for balance in his bearing his Uncle George Eccles’ personal life including time to travel name. When asked what he thinks he with his wife, Cleone, time with his might be experiencing or thinking at family—especially time with that moment, he frankly admits, “I his grandchildren—and time to pursue haven’t given much thought to it, but flying, skiing, golfing and ranching. I’m sure I’ll be very proud to showcase “I’m optimistic, but I’ve been Utah and our citizens to . billion optimistic about it for years, and I people around the world who will be haven’t seemed to accomplish it yet. focused on our city and state. It will be However, I am now % positive BALANCEit will happen!” “Why support an eye center in Utah of all places?” It’s a question John A. Moran admits he has become accustomed to answering.

His response never changes, “To improve the quality of people’s lives.”

The answer is simple, yet telling. Moran neither suffers from eye problems nor lives in Utah. He, however, believes strongly he has an obligation to make the world a better place.

Moran’s story is both that of a Utah expatriate and local boy makes good. A South High School graduate, he majored in finance at the University of Utah. After graduation and a three-year stint in the U.S. Navy, he headed to Wall Street and the world of investment banking. He has rarely looked back.

Still, there is something special about Utah for Moran. “I have a soft spot in HOPE&OPPORTUNITY

my heart for the time I spent there. I took a lot of my early life experiences from Utah and the University, and I have a strong belief that people should give back what they take out,” he said.

In , after hearing a presentation by University of Utah ophthalmologist Randall J Olson, M.D., Moran found a way to give back. “Randy’s dream of building a world-class eye center at the University resonated with me. Eye research and problems associated with the eye have been lifelong interests of mine.” PROFILESINPHILANTHROPY

That year, Moran committed . million to establish the John A. Moran Eye Center. Last February, he renewed his commitment with an  million pledge toward a new  million center that will be over twice the size of the current facility.

“My goal in giving is to improve the human condition. When I was a child, my mother often read the Bible to me,” he said. “That was my first introduction to the miseries of humanity—the lepers, the paralyzed, the diseased and the blind. It left an impression on me.”

In turn, Moran hopes to leave an impression on future generations of eye researchers. “To me, eyesight is the most precious of all the senses with which mankind is blessed. There are some very talented and dedicated people in Utah doing research to protect and restore that blessing. I’m grateful to be in a position to support these extraordinary people now, and in the future.”

Olson, who directs the Moran Eye Center, expects Moran’s dream of helping people regain their vision will become a reality—at least for some patients. “In the next  years, the Moran Eye Center is going to be at the heart of a revolution in vision research,” he said.

Moran is humble in regards to his support. “I’ve been at the right place at the right time in life. I think those who have been lucky enough to accumulate wealth have a responsibility to share it in the cause of humanity. We all have a responsibility to make life better for people,” he said.

 The Gift of Sight

Salt Lake City is a long way from Maria Lomeli’s village in rural Mexico,

and the last place she thought she’d Maria Lomeli and daughter Monica regain her sight.

Lomeli, who suffers from Marfan’s Joseph L. Hatch, M.D., and Alan S. syndrome and had been unable to Crandall, M.D. The physicians see more than a few inches in front discovered dislocated cataracts in both of her since childhood, accompanied eyes, a symptom of Marfan’s syndrome. her -year-old daughter to the city’s Dr. Crandall and ophthalmic fellow Shriners Hospital where the girl was Iqbal Ahmed, M.D., performed surgery receiving treatment for scoliosis. that is only available in three places A social worker noticed Maria’s in the United States, the Moran Eye poor eyesight and arranged for a Center being one. meeting with Moran ophthalmologists Maria now has nearly / vision in each eye, and John Moran’s vision that dreams can come true is realized—again. SIGHT So far in Harold Wolf’s teaching career there have been two epiphanies. The first came in the early ’s. He was a young assistant professor at Ohio State University, speaking to a class- room with tall steep rows of students and expounding on the action of some “wonder drug.” A hand in the top row kept waving for attention. Finally, Wolf recalls, acknowledging the student, an older, military veteran who asked for a single example of “how any of this b---s--- will be of value when I fill prescriptions.”

Wolf told him about a pharmacy where pharmacists counseled patients on how to properly take the prescribed medicine, explained why it was being given and how it would benefit them. That seemed to mollify the questioner, which was lucky says Wolf, because at PASSION&COMMITMENT

the time “it was the only example I knew of in the United States.”

That exchange taught Dr. Wolf “what I have to say is far less important than what students are thinking when they are in my classroom. If I can get them thinking about those things that are likely to be truly important to them as they practice their profession, then I am doing my job.”

The teaching profession is one that in his younger years might not have seemed the most likely for Hal Wolf. His father immigrated to the United States from Russia to avoid service in PROFILESINPHILANTHROPY

the Czar’s Army. His father’s entire formal education consisted of two days in elementary school. His mother had six years.

Despite their lack of education, both parents, with his mother acting as the enforcer, insisted that their kids take advantage of all educational opportunities. He says his Boston high school years were a time of “wonderful understanding,” primarily because he skipped so many classes. He could easily spend an afternoon at Fenway Park or Braves Field, or in a rehearsal hall listening to the Boston Symphony.

“I suppose the end result of that is that I can do very little speaking or translating of French today, but I have a vast appreciation for classical music. From my perspective, it was not a bad trade-off.”

Dr. Wolf’s soul mate in both life and the profession of education is his wife Harold H. Wolf, Ph.D., Joan, a Ph.D. and professor Emerita in the U’s Department of Special Education. Pam Dominick, Ph.D. and They are both passionate about the importance of teachers and education. Joan S. Wolf, Ph.D. Together they have endowed the Wolf Prize, named after Harold’s parents, John and Bertha Wolf.

The first recipient of the Wolf Prize was Pam Dominick. She entered the College of Pharmacy with an interest in research and graduated with a Ph.D. and a thirst for teaching.

 She says, “the real thrill of teaching is watching and assessing the intellectual maturity of students,” and understands that “The Wolf Prize illustrates the All evening students from that commitment and appreciation of the pioneering class introduced him to College of Pharmacy for teaching.” their families, voiced their sincere appreciation for what he had done Dominick will choose from among for them and talked about what they several offers and hopes to begin were doing professionally. teaching in January . “I think that was the warmest single About that second epiphany. It feeling I have ever had in my academic came in  at a Malaysian Pharma- career—to see what these people had ceutical Association banquet in Kuala done with their lives and how they Lumpur. In the early ’s, Dr. Wolf had made major contributions in their helped establish that country’s first country. I would not trade that for college of pharmacy, now considered the all of the riches in the world.” best in Southeast Asia. He also taught classes there in the school’s first year. It is the type of feeling that Hal and Joan hope Pam Dominick and future Wolf Prize winners will experience. TEACHING INREVIEW

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here must have been times when young Inga Frenkel wondered if she would make it to the next day, let alone the st Century. When you are Jewish, living in pre-war Germany, extremely bright and have read Mein Kampf you Tsense your world will turn deadly if you don’t leave. “None of my relatives and friends who stayed in Germany survived,” says Inga. But still, it was the mid-s and her father insisted they stay in Berlin so she could finish her last year of the German equivalent of junior college.

Inga was  when her mother died and since that time her “desire was to be a physician.” After finishing school in Germany, she enrolled at the University of Berne but realized her diploma would be marked “for foreigners” making

INGA F. Weil it “almost impossible to practice there completed your studies and passed all as a physician.” She transferred to the examinations.” She saw those patients German University of Prague and at the old Salt Lake County, LDS, Holy completed seven semesters. But in Cross and the Veteran’s Hospitals.  1938 Germany invaded Austria and Inga In her senior year Inga married rightly predicted that Czechoslovakia Kurt Weil. The happy union produced wouldn’t be far behind. She had distant one son and Inga now enjoys visiting relatives in the United States who with her three grandchildren. She spent sponsored her and in late September she 15 years practicing family medicine in landed in New York. Shortly afterwards, Queens, New York City, then with the as things worsened in Germany, Inga’s help of a federal grant, did a three year father and younger sister made their way psychiatric residency and set up her to the U.S., with a stopover in Guatemala own private practice. while waiting for a visa. She retired at age 84, but continues “I had hoped to get into a medical to pursue various interests that include: school by the fall of ’39 but that did not American Literature, tutoring immigrants materialize.” It was not until 1945 that to get Inga a railroad ticket and she in English and helping students with the telegram from the University of Utah stepped into Salt Lake City in June. The learning disabilities. arrived. “I was in seventh heaven,” said war in Europe had just ended and Japan Weil. Despite the problems of traveling would soon surrender. The world looked Like her alma mater, she has never in wartime America, her father managed promising and exciting and so did Inga’s stopped growing and exploring new life. She remembers being shocked horizons. that third year students, which she was, were allowed to see patients. “In Europe you only saw patients after having INREVIEW

• U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate Schools edition ranks Public Health program third best in the nation for community health programs.

• Ophthalmology Times survey “Thanks to the excellent ranks Moran Eye Center among top ten in the country University of Utah teachers, when New York for graduate assistant training programs.

state finally allowed me to take the boards, • Real time consultations are provided statewide by I passed them on the first try.” the University’s Telehealth Outreach Program. Inga F. Weil, M.D. • Radiological Society of • All  fourth-year medical Class of ’47 North American Research students participated in a and Education Foundation Primary Care Preceptorship names Anne G. Osborn, M.D., serving patients in a rural, Distinguished Professor of under-served site. Radiology and an outstanding • During the summer of , ten educator. second-year medical students accompanied Dr. DeVon Hale to Ghana, Africa, to offer medical aid and assistance to the people there.

 SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Total Expenditures $344,931,278

Expenditures by Revenue Source: 23% Federal Grants and Contracts 1% State and Local Grants and Contracts 10% Private Sector Grants and Contracts 4% Gifts 7% State Appropriation/Tuition and Fees 55% Clinical Services/Other

Grants and contracts include direct and indirect expenses.

Faculty 849 Employees 2,497 Undergraduate Students 75 Graduate Students 345 Residents 510 Medical Students 398 INREVIEW

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avid Roll looks back on  years at the University of Utah School of Pharmacy and frankly admits teaching Dwas really what kept him coming back. He did a couple of turns as interim dean, performed a modest amount of research, but it was always the lure of the classroom that got him going everyday.

“So often we talk about a research opportunity and a teaching load. There is a certain imbalance there in how we describe those two issues. I think we ought to be talking about teaching and learning opportunities.”

DAVID B. Roll To hear Dr. Roll tell it, he just sort of accepted by mistake. But over time stumbled out of his Montana boyhood Dr. Roll realized that her demeanor was home and wandered into the profession simply due to shyness. She subsequently of Pharmacy. Somehow that rural up- blossomed into a top student and a  bringing on the Crow Indian Reservation top-notch pharmacist. “Those kinds imbued him with a sense of humor that of experiences made me a little less allows him to deal with the absurdities judgmental and a little more willing to that life throws at people. adopt a wait-and-see attitude.”

“Hilarious” is one of the words former Officially Dr. Roll is retiring, but in reality student Heidi Memmott uses to describe he is becoming a Congressional Fellow her former mentor. in Washington, D.C., for the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, Roll admits he uses humor as a tool. in conjunction with the American “It always puts people at ease I think, Association for the Advancement if you can get them to laugh with you. of Science. He will be working on a Once that’s happened it makes learning U.S. Representative’s staff. a lot easier.” Students will tell you that he really cared He will take with him a closet full of Everything but the tests. More than about them and followed their careers. awards and accomplishments including one student credits Roll for giving the College of Pharmacy’s highest honor, absolutely the most difficult exams. Dr. Roll, says the biggest thrill has always the 2001 Lawrence C. and Delores M. But along the way, says Memmott, he been “to watch the development of a Weaver Recognition Award. would take difficult subjects and make particular student and see them become them interesting and applicable not only a “knockout” pharmacist by the time It’s a great legacy to go out on… to the science of Pharmacy, but to they graduate.” He calls it “humbling” or return to. everyday life. and recalls a young lady from Wyoming. He thought she had somehow been INREVIEW

• There are , alumni throughout the United States and the world, including practitioners, researchers, educators, administrators and entrepreneurs. “When you come right • Nearly % of the pharmacy practice students are Utah down to it, the best part of the job is the residents. • The Doctor of Pharmacy • Research awards for contact that you have with the students and to program has been ranked -, including NIH th in the nation for five grants, totaled  million, be able to see the students develop.” consecutive years among all representing an increase of colleges of pharmacy by % since . David B. Roll, Ph.D. U.S. News & World Report. • Approximately two-thirds of Professor, College of Pharmacy • The College’s biomedical Utah’s practicing pharmacists research programs have been are graduates of the College. ranked second in the nation for • The Department of Pharmacy six consecutive years among Practice manages the Utah all colleges of pharmacy for Poison Control Center, a peer-reviewed research by the state resource for poison National Institutes of Health. information and poison prevention. It serves citizens  hours a day,  days a year, averaging  calls per day. Two-thirds of the calls concern children under the age of six.

 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Total Expenditures $19,612,537

Expenditures by Revenue Source: 52% Federal Grants and Contracts 1% State and Local Grants and Contracts 7% Private Sector Grants and Contracts 7% Gifts 29% State Appropriation/Tuition and Fees 4% Clinical Services/Other

Grants and contracts include direct and indirect expenses.

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he man who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the day after.”—Newton D. Baker.

Don W. Wortley understood this principle, and spent his life learning, sharing and expanding the profession “Tof Physical Therapy after he received his degree.

Born March , , in Salt Lake City, Utah, Don became a dedicated advocate for the Physical Therapy program at the University of Utah. His brothers, Paul and Mark, and sons, Jim and Rick, are also successful physical thera- pists and leaders in the health care industry. They are part of a heritage that includes over  University of Utah Physical Therapy graduates in the past  years. These alumni make up % of all physical therapists in Utah.

“Don Wortley was not only a talented physical therapist, he was an excellent businessman,” says Bob Green, a long-term supporter of the Division of Physical Therapy. Green, who is still practicing his profession after

DON W. Wortley 52 years, remembers Don as a good When Don Wortley died from friend, colleague and “a leader in Creutzfieldt-Jacob disease in 1996, the advancing the concept that the profes- profession lost a leader and a pioneer. In sion of physical therapy included both memory of Don, and in appreciation of  a clinical and a business component. the entire Wortley family, The College of This was very progressive thinking Health is proud to announce three new at a time when the profession was scholarships and one lectureship in the relatively young.” Division of Physical Therapy. These much needed scholarships were made Don’s skills as businessman and practi- possible by donations from members of tioner helped move physical therapy from the Wortley family, alumni and friends. a frequently overlooked component in the healing process to a major factor. He They are: The Mary Ann and Don W. led by example and pushed and inspired Wortley Endowed Scholarship in his students to become business owners Physical Therapy, The Don W. Wortley and active leaders in their profession and Endowed Scholarship in Physical communities. Therapy, The Wortley Family Endowed Scholarship in Physical Therapy, and the Dr. Carolee Moncur, Professor of Don W. Wortley Endowed Lectureship in Physical Therapy at the University of Physical Therapy. Utah remembers: “Don held the belief Trained at Stanford, when the Inter- that in order to have a successful private These four endowments will serve as a mountain West had no physical therapy practice one had to be willing to take permanent monument to the Wortley school, Don started his career at the entrepreneurial risks similar to any other family and their lasting contributions to Utah State Health Department as a staff business.” Among his many honors, the education and health of individuals physical therapist in 1959. He began his Don served as President of the American in our communities. 27 year association with the University Physical Therapy Association, and was of Utah College of Health when it And “they stand in memory of” Don given that institution’s highest honor, the opened in 1969. During that time he Wortley, who Dr. Moncur calls, “one of Lucy Blair Service Award. was an instructor and adjunct professor the most generous individuals I have of physical therapy and served as a ever known when it came to sharing his member of the Division’s Admissions and time, talents and money with anyone Curriculum Committees. who needed them.” INREVIEW

• The College of Health has ten accredited undergraduate programs and four accredited graduate programs.

• The College has approximately , declared undergraduate “It is people like Don majors,  Master’s level and  Ph.D. students. Wortley and the Wortley family that have • The College supports  • The Division of Occupational laboratories and clinics, Therapy, in conjunction with helped elevate the University of Utah Division which perform research and other health professions, is offer clinical services to the providing medical services to of Physical Therapy in the College of Health University and to the public. the Paiute tribe in southern Utah. to the status • Each year approximately it enjoys today.” , University students • The College hosted more than take one or more classes in  disadvantaged students on R. Scott Ward, Ph.D., P.T. the College of Health. campus for a five-week sports Director, Division of Physical camp as part of the National Therapy, University of Utah Youth Sports Program.

• Dean John M. Dunn was appointed to chair the Sixth International Paralympic Committee Scientific Congress.

 COLLEGE OF HEALTH

Total Expenditures $10,078,060

Expenditures by Revenue Source: 15% Federal Grants and Contracts 3% State and Local Grants and Contracts 6% Private Sector Grants and Contracts 3% Gifts 69% State Appropriations/Tuition and Fees 4% Clinical Services/Other

Grants and contracts include direct and indirect expenses.

Faculty 85 Employees 29 Undergraduate Students 1,105 Graduate Students 332 INREVIEW

COLLEGEOFNURSING

he knows your pain—and Dr. Susan Beck probably knows it better than anyone.

An Associate Dean for Research and Scholarship at the University of Utah College of Nursing, Dr. Beck has Straveled a long road in her quest to research and understand pain. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Pretoria, South Africa; and Price, Utah all figure in her odyssey.

By the time she left her home in Erie, Pennsylvania, to attend Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, this soft-spoken woman with the laser sharp mind knew she wanted to be a nurse. As a staff nurse she found herself drawn to cancer patients and decided to pursue a Master’s Degree in oncology. “The University of Pittsburgh was the first place in the country to develop a graduate program in cancer nursing, so I was in the right place at the right time.”

While working with patients as an oncology nurse specialist, Susan found, “pain was a particularly troubling problem and it was an area where we could be doing better.” In , she established a hospice in Price, Utah, where she was “working with patients at home with very few resources and pain was a very big issue.”

SUSAN L. Beck Whenever she took another step in her side effects of some of the medicines. career, it reinforced her commitment to For instance someone may simply improve the quality of life for individuals say, “I don’t want to feel this way today, with cancer. As a doctoral student I don’t want the side effect of this at the College of Nursing, Dr. Beck’s medication.” Even though the pain may  dissertation centered on looking for still be unrelieved, there is satisfaction nontraditional treatments, such as the because the patient is in control. use of music to complement the stan- As she looks to the future, she is excited dard treatments available for pain relief. about research being done into the In 1996 while doing research on a genetics of pain. “I think we are starting Fulbright Scholarship in South Africa, to understand that peoples’ genetic she interviewed over 400 cancer composition is a base for the way they patients. Many left memories that will experience pain.” She also is worried linger for life, but one really hit home. about the lack of funding to support He was a man suffering with gastric research focused on many troublesome cancer, the same illness as her father symptoms such as pain, fatigue and who was back in the U.S. Watching the insomnia. A recent Institute of Medicine severe and ever-present pain, coupled Report concluded that less than 1% of with the eroding of the ability to enjoy the National Cancer Institute’s $3 billion things that were important to him, tugged dollar budget was aimed at improving at Susan’s emotions, but strengthened palliative (to make less intense or severe) her belief that she had chosen the right Pain Initiative in Utah; she is a leader of care to reduce human suffering. focus of research. Utah’s Partnership to Improve End-of- Life Care; and in 2001, she was elected “If we are to reduce human suffering, South Africa is also where she became to the Board of Directors of the American this focus has to change,” she says. familiar with the title: pain crusader— Alliance of Cancer Pain Initiatives. “Through all the exciting developments, health care professionals who are research and experiences, it is important activists dedicated to changing policy Her research has now focused on to stay connected to the patient, the one and practice to improve pain manage- trying to understand the pain experience feeling the pain,” Dr. Beck says. ment. She returned to the U.S. and from the patient’s perspective. She has became one. She joined and then learned that having control over their After all that’s what pain crusaders do, pain is very important for patients. They became President of the State Cancer help those who are hurting. want to be in the driver’s seat in deciding how much pain they are willing to experience, especially in relation to the INREVIEW

• Maureen R. Keefe, R.N., Ph.D., FAAN was named new Dean of the College of Nursing and is the first holder of the Louis H. Peery Presidential Endowed Chair in Nursing. “The College of Nursing • The College ranks th in • Since ,  nurses have the nation among schools of graduated. Sixty percent of is on the upswing; we are advancing our nursing for National Institutes these graduates reside in Utah. of Health funding in fiscal year The College has awarded , research programs, and there is a lot of . The College brought in Bachelor of Science degrees, ,, in NIH money, , Master’s in various positive energy to move forward here.” nearly a % increase in just specialties, and  Ph.D.’s. two years. • The Midwifery Program is Susan L. Beck, Ph.D., A.P.R.N., FANN • The College successfully the oldest one west of the Associate Dean, College of Nursing completed national Mississippi and the only accreditation review by the program in the six-state Commission on Collegiate Intermountain Area. The Nursing Education. This program is  years old and accreditation process took one is responsible for educating year to prepare for and will be numerous local, state, national renewed in ten years. and international leaders in midwifery.

• Two nursing students were elected to the board of the National Student Nurse Association. Erin Beesley, currently a junior, is the Vice President and Michael DesJardines, a RN-BS student,  COLLEGE OF NURSING is President.

Total Expenditures $9,320,141

Expenditures by Revenue Source: 14% Federal Grants and Contracts 5% State and Local Grants and Contracts 5% Private Sector Grants and Contracts 7% Gifts 59% State Appropriations/Tuition and Fees 10% Clinical Services/Other

Grants and contracts include direct and indirect expenses.

Faculty 65 Employees 34 Undergraduate Students 282 Graduate Students 230 INREVIEW

University of Utah HOSPITALS&CLINICS

ore than anything, University Hospital represents hope, and that hope can reach around the world.

Oleg Zelenkov and Anastasia Uvarova’s long journey to hope began on June ,  in the eastern Russian Mvillage of Severo-Evensk. The two young friends were playing jump rope with an electrical line that was turned off daily to preserve power. The youngsters didn’t know, and probably didn’t care anyway, that a dignitary was visiting that day or that local officials were anxious to make a good impression. When the power was turned on to accommodate the visit, it instantly sent  volts coursing through their hands, arms and out the tops of their heads. Russian doctors saved their lives by amputating the left arms of both children and Anastasia’s right thumb.

There appeared to be no future for Oleg and Anastasia. With the loss of their limbs, they were considered outcasts in their own village, and it was being whispered that both would have been better off dying. Little did they know they were about to embark on an unexpected journey of hope that would lead them to University Hospital.

OLEG ANASTASIA Zelenkov and Uvarova Mormon missionaries tend to see things As the children progressed through in bright tones rather than dark. Two of treatment, anyone who heard their them working in the region reported the story seemed to be drawn to Oleg and tragic situation to their Mission President, Anastasia. Money, food and clothing  L. Lionel Kendrick. The story rapidly were donated. Drivers and management reached the desks of Dr. Paul H. Daynes, at Rocky Mountain Raceway opened Area Medical Director, and Dr. Gary their hearts and their pocketbooks. Jorgensen, Area Medical Specialist, of Dr. James Swenson, Retiring Chair of the Asian North Mission of the Church of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. had basic artificial arms made. The Miraculously $20,000 was raised and hope of using more sophisticated visas were obtained. Because of Dr. devices was not possible in their cases. Jorgensen’s past association with the Now Oleg and Anastasia have returned University of Utah School of Medicine as home, and doctors are hoping that in Associate Professor of Physical Science time the amputated bones might grow and Rehabilitation, Oleg, Anastasia and long enough to accommodate more her mother, Lydia, found themselves complex and useable artificial arms— headed to Utah. The Ronald McDonald for Anastasia was on her mangled right perhaps even bionic arms someday. House found room for the three during hand. Without a left arm, maximum use The lives of these children and their their stay in Salt Lake City. possible of her right hand was manda- tory. Hand surgeons, Dr. Steve Huish of families have been changed forever by Doctors immediately discovered that the Lakeview Hospital joined Dr. Douglas the generosity of the citizens of Utah. burns on the tops of their heads had not Hutchinson from University Hospital in Even if you live in eastern Russia, you healed. Dr. Jeffrey Saffle, Director of the doing the repair work. They shaped her can find hope at University Hospital. Intermountain Burn Center, quickly middle finger into a thumb and moved arranged for the needed medical care her index finger to replace the middle including skin grafts for Oleg. The focus finger. Three weeks later she was able to sign her name. INREVIEW

• For the third straight year and fourth time overall, a Healthcare Market Guide survey rated University Hospital “Best or Most Preferred Hospital” in the Salt Lake “Thanks to all of the City area. • The first hospital in the doctors, she will be able to write, Intermountain West nationally accredited as a Level I Trauma go to school, continue her education Center by the American College of Surgeons. Recognized for and have a good life.” providing the highest level of trauma care in the region.

Lydia Uvarova • Level I ranking from the • Recognized by the Anastasia’s Mother Foundation for Accreditation Commission on Accreditation for Hematopoietic Cell of Rehabilitation Facilities Therapy acknowledging for excellence of Spinal Cord excellence of Bone Marrow System of Care, Brain Injury Transplant Unit. Programs and home- and community-based rehabilitation programs.

• Jeffrey Saffle, M.D., FACS, Director of the Intermountain Burn Center, is President of the American Burn Association.

• Serves the largest “Academic Medical Center” area in the UNIVERSITY OF UTAH U.S., % of the U.S. landmass.  HOSPITALS & CLINICS

Total Expenditures $359,293,399

Expenditures by Revenue Source:

96% Patient Care Services

1% State Appropriation

3% Other

Employees 3,152 Beds 464 Admissions 20,427 Deliveries 3,328 Clinic Visits 409,734 Emergency Department Visits 28,883 INREVIEW

Spencer S. Eccles HEALTHSCIENCESLIBRARY

hat a man of Cliff Snyder’s stature chooses to support the Eccles Library says as much about the library as it does about the man.

TIt also says that Dr. Clifford Snyder, renown plastic surgeon, knows a quality operation and the library knows a thing or two about customer service.

Dr. Snyder was burdened by a busy teaching load at the University of Miami as well as a plastic surgery practice that required as many as “ or  operations a day.” In addition, he also wanted to study snakebites, since his favorite hunting dog had just died from one.

Snyder was recruited to the University of Utah some  years ago by the promise of a canyon full of snakes to facilitate his research and the hope of a more leisurely lifestyle. At least the research came true.

CLIFFORD C. Snyder The leisurely part never quite worked for the quality of the operation. He did out. Not only was he teaching, studying more than simply admire the facility. snakebites and doing neuro-research, He donated two valuable and historic then Vice President for Health Sciences, books. One was Vesalius, which library  Dr. Kenneth Castleton, also thought director, Wayne Peay says “transformed Dr. Snyder would be just the guy to the study of anatomy and is one of the straighten out some problems in the most important textbooks in the history Veterans Administration Hospital surgery of medicine.” The second was “the first department. As Snyder puts it, “there printed plastic surgery textbook,” by was a little argument there,” but in the Gaspar Taggliacozzi, the father of plastic end, like a good soldier, he marched surgery. In 1993 the library established over and cleaned things up. Under all the Clifford C. and Mary Snyder the grousing, he admits, “it really was a Presidential Endowed Chair. lot of fun.” Thirty-five years have gone by since Dr. Snyder also established the he moved to the University of Utah University’s Division of Plastic Surgery. had of the Eccles Library was service. and Clifford Snyder is now a professor The Division became so well thought of He says when researching a subject, he emeritus. Life has gotten a bit more that other schools were chasing students would call to see if a certain book were leisurely, but his appreciation of a good not accepted by the “U.” available and “in 15 or 20 minutes some- library is still keen and he continues one would bring it right to my office.” to prove it. However, above all Dr. Snyder considers himself a teacher and teachers need In 1978, Dr. Snyder started teaching good libraries. The first impression he his History of Medicine Honors class at the library. It reaffirmed his fondness INREVIEW

• Named one of eight Regional Medical Libraries by the National Library of Medicine. “That’s a good library.” • , visits in /, continuing a trend of -% Clifford C. Snyder, M.D. annual increase in the number of patron visits.

•  Snyder Lecture was the first Internet video broadcast by a health sciences library.

• The library provides • The library’s website averages leadership for Pioneer: Utah’s ,, hits each week. Online Library, a unique • The core resource collection partnership of the libraries in now includes , journal the State of Utah. volumes, , books and , government documents.

• Last year the library loaned nearly , books and journal articles to patrons at other libraries.

SPENCER S. ECCLES  HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARY

Total Expenditures $3,302,000

Expenditures by Revenue Source:

6% Federal Grants and Contracts

2% Private Sector Grants and Contracts

8% Gifts

72% State Appropriations/Tuition and Fees

12% Other

Grants and contracts include direct and indirect expenses.

Faculty 13 Employees 39 EXPANSIONS

ECCLESCRITICALCAREPAVILION

Ground was broken August 7, 2001, for the new George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Critical Care Pavilion. The expansion will

increase the number of surgical intensive care beds from 12 to 26 and the number of operating suites from 12 to 18.

 The emergency room area will double in size and contain specialty-specific treatment rooms. The additional space will allow

fast tracking of less serious cases. Completion is scheduled for summer of 2003.

On behalf of himself and wife Pat, William H. Child announces a major gift.

Spence Eccles A. Lorris Betz, M.D., begins moving dirt. Ph.D., Senior Vice President for Health Sciences (left) with Spencer F. Eccles, President of the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation. EXPANSIONS

HUNTSMANCANCERHOSPITAL

Vice President of the United States Richard B. Cheney joined Jon M. Huntsman on August 25, 2001, to break ground on a new 50-bed cancer research hospital at Huntsman Cancer Institute. The 230,000-square-foot facility will house a radiation suite, four operating rooms, state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging and detection equipment, as well as all cancer patient services 

for the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. The building is slated for completion in July 2004.

Cancer survivor Allison Avery, age .

U.S. Vice President Richard B. Cheney (left), U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch Jon and Karen Huntsman and Jon M. Huntsman. with Allison Avery.

LDS Church President Gordon B. Hinckley (left), U.S. Vice President Richard B. Cheney, Jon and Karen Huntsman and LDS Apostle David B. Haight. Cancer survivor Carter Syphus, age . ENDOWEDCHAIRS

at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center

Fully Funded and Occupied or Fully Funded and Searches for Chair Holder in Progress

Endowed chairs are supported by endowments at two levels—the $1 million level (Endowed Chair) and the $1.25 million level (Presidential Endowed Chair). The University is honored to be the recipient of the generous gifts establishing these fully-funded endowed chairs. The Chairs provide key support to men and women who have distinguished themselves in teaching, research and community service.

Ross R. Anderson, M.D. William H. and Patricia W. Child Albert and Margaret Hofmann Presidential Endowed Chair in Surgery Presidential Endowed Chair Honoring Endowed Chair in Orthopedic Research, Established by Elliott V. Anderson Pioneering Utah Women in Medicine Department of Orthopedics in Honor of His Father Chair Holder: Anne G. Osborn, M.D. Chair Holder: Roy D. Bloebaum, Ph.D. Chair Holder: Sean J. Mulvihill, M.D. Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby Presidential Jon M. Huntsman Presidential D. Keith Barnes, M.D. and Endowed Chair in Human Genetics Endowed Chair in Urological Oncology Ida May “Dotty” Barnes, R.N. Chair Holder: Raymond F. Gesteland, Ph.D. in Honor of Robert A. Stephenson, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Robert A. Stephenson, M.D. in the School of Medicine Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby Presidential Endowed Chair in Nursing Mark H. Huntsman Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Randall W. Burt, M.D. Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress in Advanced Medical Technologies Ida May “Dotty” Barnes, R.N. Chair Holder: Dennis L. Parker, Ph.D. and D. Keith Barnes, M.D. Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby and Presidential Endowed Chair John E. Bamberger Presidential Endowed Thomas E. and Rebecca D. Jeremy in the College of Nursing Chair in the Health Sciences Center Presidential Endowed Chair for Arthritis Research Chair Holder: Linda K. Amos, Ed.D., R.N. Chair Holder: Mario R. Capecchi, Ph.D. Chair Holder: H. James Williams, M.D. Grant H. Beckstrand, M.D. and Mildred Annette Poulson Cumming Burrows Beckstrand Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in Ralph E. and Willia T. Main Presidential Endowed Chair in Surgical Oncology Women’s and Reproductive Health Endowed Chair in Cancer Research Chair Holder: R. Kim Davis, M.D. Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress Chair Holder: Mary Beckerle, Ph.D.  H. A. and Edna Benning Cumming Presidential Ann G. and Jack Mark Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in Human Endowed Chair in Dermatology Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine Molecular Biology and Genetics Chair Holder: Gerald G. Krueger, M.D. in Honor of Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Stephen M. Prescott, M.D. Chair Holder: John P. Burke, M.D. Chair Holder: Thomas D. Dee II Presidential H. A. and Edna Benning Presidential Endowed Chair in Genetics Governor Scott M. Matheson Endowed Chair in Neurology Chair Holder: Raymond L. White, Ph.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in J. Richard Baringer, M.D. Health Care and Health Management Chair Holder: John A. Dixon, M.D. Presidential Chair Holder: Robert P. Huefner, D.B.A. H. A. and Edna Benning Endowed Chair in the Health Sciences Presidential Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Eli Adashi, M.D. John A. Moran Presidential Endowed in Obstetrics and Gynecology Chair in Ophthalmology Wilma T. Gibson Presidential D. Ware Branch, M.D. in Honor of Randall J Olson, M.D. Chair Holder: Endowed Chair in Pediatrics Chair Holder: Randall J Olson, M.D. H. A. and Edna Benning Presidential Chair Holder: Edward B. Clark, M.D. Endowed Chair in Radiology T. F. H. Morton, M.D. Presidential Endowed Nora Eccles Harrison Presidential Scholar Search in Progress Chair in Family and Preventive Medicine Chair Holder: Endowed Chair in Cardiology Chair Holder: George L. White, Ph.D. B. Lue and Hope S. Bettilyon Chair Holder: William H. Barry, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in Internal Louis H. Peery Presidential Endowed Chair Medicine for Diabetes Research Nora Eccles Harrison Presidential in Nursing Established in Loving Memory Endowed Chair in Rheumatology by His Son, Louis S. Peery, M.D. Chair Holder: Donald A. McClain, M.D., Ph.D. Chair Holder: Barry Cole, Ph.D. Chair Holder: Maureen Keefe, Ph.D., R.N. Clarence M. and Ruth N. Birrer Presidential Endowed Chair Calvin S. and JeNeal N. Hatch Louis S. Peery, M.D. and Janet B. Peery in the School of Medicine in Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Presidential Endowed Chair in the Memory of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Nielson, Chair Holder: Raymond D. Lund, Ph.D. Department of Orthopedics Dr. Karl O. Nielson, Dr. Kenneth A. Scholar Search in Progress C. Charles Hetzel, Jr., M.D. and Chair Holder: Nielson, Dr. Paul E. Nielson, and Alice Barker Hetzel Presidential Mr. Douglas W. Nielson Louis S. Peery, M.D. Presidential Endowed Endowed Chair in Otolaryngology Chair in the Department of Orthopedics Chair Holder: Merle A. Sande, M.D. Chair Holder: Steven D. Gray, M.D. Chair Holder: Harold K. Dunn, M.D. Louis S. Peery, M.D. and Janet B. Peery Maxwell M. Wintrobe, M.D. Presidential Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Presidential Endowed Chair in Nursing Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine Presidential Endowed Chair in Chair Holder: Kathy H. Mooney, R.N., Ph.D. Chair Holder: James P. Kushner, M.D. Cancer Research Mary Scowcroft Peery Joseph J. Yager Presidential Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Presidential Endowed Chair Endowed Chair in the School of Medicine Presidential Endowed Chair in the Established by Louis S. Peery, M.D., Chair Holder: William T. Cauldwell, M.D. Division of General Internal Medicine in Loving Memory of His Mother in Honor of John H. Holbrook, M.D. Chair Holder: Robert T. Burks, M.D. Harold J. (Steve) and Ardella T., and Chairs that are established Helen T. Stevenson Presidential Attilio D. Renzetti, Jr., M.D. through planned gifts Endowed Chair in Rheumatology Presidential Endowed Chair by the including anonymous gifts Division of Respiratory, Critical Care and in Honor of Daniel O. Clegg, M.D. Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. and Occupational Pulmonary Medicine Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed Katherine W. Dumke Chair Holder: John R. Hoidal, M.D. Chair in the Health Sciences (1) Presidential Endowed Chair Christi T. Smith Endowed Chair in for the Health Sciences Center Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed Cardiology Research Established by Her Chair in the Health Sciences (2) Grandparents, Dee Glen and Ida W. Smith Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay Presidential Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Jeffery L. Anderson, M.D. Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed in Medical Informatics (1) Chair in the School of Medicine Dee Glen and Ida W. Smith Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay Endowed Chair in Cancer Research William H. and Edna D. Stimson Presidential Endowed Chair Presidential Endowed Chair in the Chair Holder: Frank Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. in Medical Informatics (2) School of Medicine Established by Clifford C. Snyder, M.D.— Richard L. Stimson in Honor of His Parents Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. and Far Eastern Presidential Endowed Catherine B. Gates Dean’s Presidential Chair at the University of Utah Endowed Chair in Surgery Anonymous Planned Giving Chairs Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library Endowed Chair in Chair Holder: Wayne J. Peay Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. and Catherine B. Gates Presidential Breast Cancer Research Ralph and Mary Tuck Endowed Chair for the Advancement Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology  of Medical Education for Diabetes Research Chair Holder: Wolfgang Baehr, Ph.D. Marjorie Rosenblatt Goodman and Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology (1) L. George Veasy, M.D. Presidential Jack Goodman Family Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiology Endowed Chair in the Division of Geriatrics Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology (2) Chair Holder: Robert E. Shaddy, M.D. Val A. and Edith D. Green Presidential Endowed Chair in Neurology C. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Endowed Chair in Pathology in Endowed Chair in Pharmacy Honor of Ernst J. Eichwald, M.D. The Wilford W. and Mildred D. “Millie” Hagen Endowed Chair in Pediatrics Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Carl T. Wittwer, M.D., Ph.D. in the School of Medicine Willard Snow Hansen Presidential Reverend George J. Weber Endowed Chair in Cancer Research Presidential Endowed Chair in Cardiology Presidential Endowed Chair in Established in Loving Memory by Immunology Established by Presidential Endowed Chair His Daughter, Mary Boesche Edith F. Weber in Honor of Her Husband in the Division of Endocrinology Chair Holder: Raymond A. Daynes, Ph.D. John and June B. Hartman Presidential Endowed Chair Presidential Endowed Chair in Cardiology R. C. Willey Endowed Chair in the Division of Hematology/Oncology in Neuroradiology Dr. Nymphus Frederick Hicken, Presidential Endowed Chair for the Chair Holder: H. Ric Harnsberger, M.D. Alta Thomas Hicken, and Margarete Advancement of Medical Education Stahl Wilkin Hicken Endowed Chair George and Lorna Winder Presidential in Family and Preventive Medicine Presidential Endowed Chair Endowed Chair in Neurosciences in Ophthalmology Chair Holder: Thomas N. Parks, Ph.D. Bruce and Patty Miller Endowed Chair in Radiology Presidential Endowed Chair in Pediatrics John Rex and Alice C. Winder in Honor of David G. Bragg, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in Presidential Endowed Chair Internal Medicine in Honor of Anne Osborn and Ronald E. Poelman in the Division of Urology Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in Radiology Chair Holder: Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Dr. Leo T. Samuels and Barbara K. Samuels Presidential Endowed Chair in Biochemistry PASSAGES

M EL B ETTY Briggs Browning

When people talk about Mel Briggs it doesn’t take long Betty Browning was strikingly beautiful, regal, meticulous,

to begin picturing him as the hero in an old western, where right gracious, fun loving and wrapped in a bit of mystery.

and wrong were clearly defined and a man lived by a code.

At nine years old, Mel lost his Betty Menich, of Russian her- father. It simply hardened him itage, but born in Poland, was for what lay ahead. He was a uprooted at two years old and good student and a top athlete. brought to the United States by At Utah State he played basket- her mother. They joined Betty’s ball and earned both bachelors father in Chicago and later and Master’s degrees. moved to Portland, Oregon, and finally Los Angeles. While “Honesty” and “integrity” were not a vagabond existence, there most often used to describe his were many stops early in life personal traits. for a growing family that had to As an avocation Mel refereed, as watch every penny. he once put it, to help “put beans It was when Betty had migrated on the table.” He became one of phone kept ringing with people Browningto Los Angeles and was the best. Often when Mel strode saying, “I never would have working as a stenographer that A long time friend of the onto the field, coaches from both accomplished what I have if it  she met Park City born Gordon Brownings, Gary Swensen sides welcomed him, knowing weren’t for Mel.” Browning, a radio talk show observed, “there was a dignity they would get a fairly officiated Mel had a charitable streak, host. Her husband’s profession about her in everything she game that day. His last game was but didn’t like to embarrass the moved her into the entertain- did. She loved to laugh, have the  Rose Bowl. recipient. One particular ment social whirl and led to a fun, travel and take long walks, In his life’s work he was a summer, while driving buses to hobby that became a life-long but she always maintained teacher and coach who was pick up extra “beans,” he had a obsession. She was an inveterate that dignity.” described as “firm, but kind.” student who helped him clean autograph collector and it didn’t None of her friends or His second wife, Fern, has lost the vehicles at day’s end. Mel matter if it was John Wayne or acquaintances knew much count of the times they ran would tuck nickels and dimes in Jon Huntsman, she had no fear about her early days—loosely into former students who would the seat cushions to help him of walking up to anyone with defined as before Gordon. They hug him and thank him for pick up some extra money. That pen and paper in hand. She was were a carefully and politely what Mel had meant to them. student went on to become a rarely refused. guarded secret. She said when he died the school district superintendent. The couple moved back to It is refreshing that someone His wife Fern says “ I don’t Utah to care for Gordon’s ailing who moved in entertainment and know of any man who was loved father in the late ’s and became political circles, who traveled any more.” immersed in Utah democratic the world and has a scholarship, politics of the ’s. And respected. auditorium and plaza that bear her name, could be so highly Just like in the old westerns. regarded, while still maintaining Briggs an aura of mystery. PASSAGES

C LAUDIUS E DNA Gates Reese

Dr. Claudius Gates never did things the easy way. Edna Reese was a “farm girl” with all the strength,

That’s how his grandfather raised his father, how his father raised independence and determination the term implies.

Claudius and how Claudius raised his daughters. In a short autobiography, Edna remembers helping plant and Combine this with an harvest the crops on the family unwavering integrity and farm near Lake View. She also unrelenting thoroughness and learned at an early age what one understands why he was interest, mortgage and taxes an outstanding surgeon. were and “that only after these were paid, could we have what Daughter Eleanor Egli says he was left.” always took the hardest classes from the toughest professors Yet he was a gracious man who Her teen years were spent on and when she and her sister loved reading and collecting rare a farm near Farmington with were in school insisted they do books. An avid photographer, his its wonderful mix of work, Before long, she began dating the same. “I took Latin instead pictures of Glen Canyon, before friends, church, riding the long-time acquaintance of Spanish, and chemistry Lake Powell, are collector’s items. train to Salt Lake, learning to Rudolph Reese. Like so many and physics, not biology and swim at Lagoon and best of all wartime couples, however, Daughter Sylvia Schuler physiology.” Top grades were “indoor plumbing.” marriage waited for military remembers that whenever he the expectation. He demanded service to be completed. ran into someone, be it a patient, She spent every summer, from that friends and colleagues be  old friend or acquaintance, the  years old to , harvesting During the war, Edna moved the best they could be. greeting for her father would berries, recalling that for one back to the ranch to care for her As a doctor, he would never be “warm and positive.” cherry picking job her “total ailing mother. But she figured give up. He would follow every earnings were ..” since her father was home in the His active sense of humor lead until he came up with a evenings, she could work nights. revolved around word usage. After high school came BYU, diagnosis. So as most were greeting sleep, He would verbally joust with but she soon detoured to become Edna would saddle up her horse, Dr. Gates rarely missed morning anyone, turning phrases and a beautician. She worked in Nell, and gallop off for the and evening hospital rounds. taking comedic turns until Milford, then returned to Provo graveyard shift in the Utah Eleanor recalls only one excep- someone, usually the other to teach at a beauty school. Valley Hospital newborn unit. tion; her wedding day. person, would dissolve into Riding at night didn’t scare her uncontrollable laughter. He As one might expect camping and “I could keep my gas ration once called the senior apartment trips utilized pack animals, for driving around for fun.” complex he lived in, “God’s vacations were white water waiting room.” Edna and Rudolph were married rafting; everything was done in December of . Rudolph the hard way, the old way. Dr. Claudius Gates can be taught mathematics at BYU measured by the imprints he and the couple grew crops on a left: on his school, on his friends, -acre farm. on his patients, and on his family. Most will last long into They were a matched pair, two the future, some forever. Reesepeople who learned early the value of hard work, honesty, religion and friendship and stayed true to those principles Gates throughout their long lives. PASSAGES

H ELENE D RUKE Shaw

From Seattle “Exciting,” to New York “Impressive,”

to Palm Beach “Perfectionists,” to Salt Lake City “Extraordinary,”

Helene Druke Shaw was acclaimed for her music.

For ten years, during the s and into the s, she and her husband, Walter, made classical music together throughout the United States and Europe. They were a piano-playing duo, that brought out superlatives from critics.

The two met when they were both scholarship students at the Juilliard School of Music in During World War II, they New York. She came from Salt played for soldiers in military Lake City, he from suburban camps and hospitals. Pittsburgh, PA. But after ten years the strain As a child, Helene was drawn, of the road became more than  not driven, to the piano. She the pair wanted to endure. once said, “My mother never They returned to Salt Lake City told me to sit down at the piano. permanently. Helene opened an I loved to play. They had to drag Arthur Murray Dance Studio me away from it, as a matter of and also taught piano. fact, to go outdoors.” She was a fiercely focused After graduating, the pair made woman. For many the strong a career of sitting in concert halls personality prevented them at the same piano and playing from knowing her well. But the greats of classical music, underneath the exterior was a from Bach to Mozart to Liszt to generous person whose gifts Strauss, with a little Gershwin have greatly benefited the thrown in. University of Utah, including the College of Nursing.

Leaving one legacy behind is accomplishment enough for a lifetime—leaving two, one musical, the other philanthropic, Shawis quite remarkable. DONORREPORT

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BENEFACTORS

A distinction applied to donors who have contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling $1 million or more to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center.

Individuals Katherine W. and E. R. Dumke, Jr. Joseph H. Kelley and Esther J.* Kelley Max* and Margaret* Amundsen Joseph and Alexandra Dwek Edwin L.* and Grace G. Madsen Elliott V. Anderson* George S.* and Dolores Doré* Eccles Ralph E.* and Willia T.* Main M. Russell and Barbara Ballard

Valois Egbert* Jack* and Ann* Mark D. Keith* Barnes, M.D. and Ida May “Dotty”* Barnes, R.N. Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay John A. Moran

Dr. Grant H.* and Dr. Claudius Y.* and Richard K. and Maria A. Obyn Mildred Burrows* Beckstrand Catherine B.* Gates James Packer A. E.* and Rosemary Benning Jack and Marjorie R.* Goodman The Kerry Packer Family B. Lue* and Hope S.* Bettilyon Val A. and Edith D. Green Dennis L., Ph.D. and  Clarence M.* and Ruth E.* Birrer Wilford W.* and Anne J. Parker Mildred “Millie” D. Hagen Mary H. Boesche Dr. Louis S.* and Janet B.* Peery Richard A.* and Rodney H. and Nora Eccles Treadwell* Harrison Ronald E. Poelman and Carolyn Hansen Brady Anne G. Osborn, M.D. John and June B. Hartman J. Gordon* and Betty* Browning Bertram H. and Calvin S. and JeNeal N. Hatch Janet Marshall Schaap Kenneth P.* Burbidge, Jr. and Sally R. Burbidge Dr. C. Charles* Hetzel, Jr. and L. S. and Aline W. Skaggs Alice B.* Hetzel William H. and Patricia W. Child Ida W. Smith and Dr. William I. and Dee Glen* Smith Carmen M. Christensen Setsuko Higuchi Ryan, Scott and Nicholas Smith Ian M. and Annette P. Cumming Jon and Karen Huntsman Theodore and The Thomas D. Dee II Family Thomas E.* and Mary Ann Stanley and Sons Rebecca D.* Jeremy DONORREPORT

Harold J. and American Cancer Society Huntsman Chemical Corporation Eleanore Eccles Steele Associated Regional and Intermountain Health Care Harold J.,* Ardella T.,* and University Pathologists Helen T. Stevenson Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Associated University Richard L. Stimson Pathologists, Inc. W. M. Keck Foundation

Arthur and Haru Toimoto The Burroughs Wellcome Fund Eli Lilly and Company

Mary M.* Tuck The Church of Jesus Christ Jack D.* and Grace F.* Madson of Latter-day Saints Foundation Keith A. and Amy Van Horn Ciba-Geigy Corporation Ben B. and Iris M. Margolis Reverend George J.* and Foundation Edith F.* Weber Helen Bamberger Colby Charitable Foundation Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust Dr. Orson W.* and Dora D.* White The Dr. Ezekiel R. and  Muscular Dystrophy Association Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation George* and Lorna* Winder Ortho Pharmaceutical George S. and Corporation Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation John Rex* and Alice C.* Winder Primary Children’s Foundation Willard L. Eccles Dr.* and Pediatric Research Fund Charitable Foundation Mrs.* Maxwell W. Wintrobe Research to Prevent FHP Foundation Joseph J. Yager* Blindness, Inc.

Fidelity Investments Anonymous Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation Charitable Fund

University Hospital Foundation Corporations and Foundations General Instrument Corporation

Abbott Laboratories Fund Anonymous Glaxo Wellcome, Inc.

Ross Products Division Howard Hughes Medical Institute Abbott Laboratories

Huntsman Cancer Foundation

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PATRONS

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Individuals Dr. D. Rees* and Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Eleanor T.* Jensen William E.* and Max C. Fleischmann Foundation Caroline Strom Allen Skip and Kimberly Klintworth Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. G. W. and Lee Anderson Dr. Leland O.* and Avanelle W.* Learned John C. and John W. Athens, M.D. and Bliss L. Hubbard Foundation Georgia R. Athens T. G. “Bud” and Barbara S. Mahas Huntsman Corporation Fred F.* and Frieda Lee Auerbach Employees Bruce and Patty Miller Reed W. Brinton IHC, Inc. Sherman R.* and George W.* and Marjorie E.* Oblad Kennecott Corporation Beatrice B.* Carter Mary Louise and Ben E. Rawlings G. Harold and Elbert F. and Marie* Christensen Leila Y. Mathers Foundation Rudolph P.* and Edna S.* Reese Joseph T. Crockett, M.D. Merck & Co., Inc. Dr. Leo T.* and Margaret Cronkite* Barbara K. Samuels Pfizer, Inc.

 Leslie W. Davis* Helene Druke Shaw* Pharmacia & Upjohn

Mr. and Lillian Rich Simister* Pharmacia, Inc. Mrs. William R. Droschkey David R. and Susan B. Spafford Pharmacia Ophthalmics Gordon E. Drummond* C. Scott and Dorothy E.* Watkins Picker International, Inc. Lockwood W.* and Dorothy B.* Ferris Stephen A. and Elaine Wynn A. H. Robins Company, Inc.

Simon* and Suzanne* Frank Olive S. Young* Salomon Smith Barney

Wilma T. Gibson* Anonymous Schering Plough Research Institute

Gayle R. Gordon* Skaggs Companies, Inc. Corporations and Foundations Dr. C. Charles* Hetzel, Jr. and Symbion, Inc. American Registry of Pathology Dorothy B. Hetzel TheraTech, Inc. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Dr. N. Frederick* and Margarete S. W. Hicken University of Utah Hospital Ciba Specialty Chemicals Auxiliary and Gift Shop Aaron A. Hoffman, M.D. Deseret Management Corporation Utah Lions Foundation Dr. Webster S. S. and Alice L.* Jee Dialysis Research Foundation DONORREPORT

ASSOCIATES

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Individuals Cheryl B. Dalley L. George* and Velma Rife* Jones Roscoe B. Anderson, M.D. and Margaret E. Dixon, Ph.D. The Robert A. Judelson Family Joan C. Critchlow, M.D. David A.* Dolowitz, M.D. and Edward C. Klatt, M.D. Merle Ashton* Francis* Dolowitz and Family Diane G. Kolff Lydia B. Barkley Raymond C. Doucette, M.D. Janke C. H. Kolff Dr. R. David and Mary Beth Beck Edmund W. and Carol B. Dumke Willem J. Kolff, M.D. Calvin A.* and Spencer F. and Cleone P. Eccles Dr. Roy and Hope Fox Eccles* Behle Spencer Stoddard Eccles* Yemiko Ota Kuramoto Dr. Eric R. Biedermann Willard L.* and Ruth P.* Eccles Kenneth R. and Cynthia P. Laird Dr. Duane D. and Joy B. Blatter The William C. Fagergren Family Janet Quinney Lawson John and Toni Bloomberg Mary Marshall Fitch* George Allen* and Mark M. Boucek, M.D. Merline C. Leaming David L.* and Blanche E.* Freed H. Roger and Sara S. Boyer Leonard J. and Lois Lewis Eldon L.* and Winona A.* Frost John H.* and Orah* Brandt Steven J. and Kalleen Lund David P. and Sheila Gardner Melvin T.* and Jean R.* Briggs and Family Thomas and Anna Gerrity W. Hughes and Alexander “Tuffy”* and Mr. and Mrs. James Craig Gilbert Anne Mark Lee Craig Brockbank  Reece and Dr. Calvin Brown Dr. John H. and Shirley Ann Stobbe Goodrich Helen M.* Marsden R. Harold* and Perry and Martin Granoff Maybelle Covey* Burton Mrs. Jane McCarthey* James F.* and Joyce E. Harris Dona Call Richard L. and Joanne S. McGillis Lawrence Harvey* Dr. Justin D. and Dr. Drew B.* and Barbara Weaver Call Family Trust Nancy Eccles and Utahna B.* Meilstrup Homer M. Hayward Warren* and Jessica Cannon John and Margaret Mellott Darlene H. Hobson Robert R.* and Vera S.* Cederlof Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Miller Mr.* and Mrs.* F. W. “Wint” Champ* Bruce R. and Evelyn S. Mills James E. Hogle, Sr. Frank L. Christensen* Donald and Barbara Moore Alvilda N. Taylor Hooper* Rodney H. and In memory Jeff and Stacy Hornacek Sally E. Christensen of Benjamin Edward Moran and Family Dr. Russell B. Clark G. Mitchell and June M. Morris Gloria N. and Paul E. Nielson* Edward W.* and Betty J.* Clyde Richard A. Irion, M.D. Shirley Norton Earl L. Cochran* Ellis R. and Katie Ivory Elinor I. Oakes* Floyd and Mary Anne Cooper Ted C. and Florence S. Jacobsen Gordon M. and Marcia Olch Alan and Margaret Crandall Hilga L. Johnson* H. Glenn and Geraldine W. Olson Leota Craner Drs. Christopher R. and Rex and Phyllis Crosland Kirtly Parker Jones * Deceased DONORREPORT

Dr. Randall J and Ruth Olson Dr. Michael P. and American Medical Association Mary Jane Teske Dr. Virgil J. and American Society Jacqueline A. Parker E. Parry and Peggy C. Thomas of Cataract & Refractive Surgery Gus and Barbara Paulos Lorrane Tyndale* American Stores Company Wanda Peccole Dr. Stephen C. and Christine Voss AMGEN Sara H. Perry* Ruth S. Walker and Applied Informatics Elizabeth Steed Walker* Audrey Noall Peterson Aris Vision, Inc. John M.* and Jane Dooly Porter Astra USA, Inc. Glenn Walker* Wallace Sylvia Prahl-Brodbeck AstraMerck Maurice* and Inez* Warshaw Gerald G.* and Betty F. Probst Jacob E. Bamberger Inga Frenkel Weil, M.D. Memorial Foundation Arlene O. and Trent H., Jr. and Mary Wells Alan T. Rappleye, M.D. Ruth Eleanor and John Ernest Jack R. and Bamberger Foundation Robert L. and Joyce T. Rice Mary Lois Sharp Wheatley Bankers Trust Company Dr. J. Charles and Jasmine F. Rich M. Harve Williams* Beckstrand Cancer Foundation Jack R.* and Hazel M. Robertson Dr. Harold H. and Joan S. Wolf Becton Dickinson Foundation J. Mark and Josephine F. Rose Elliott Mitchell* and Beneficial Life Insurance Company Joseph* and Evelyn B. Rosenblatt Judith W. Wolfe Berlex Laboratories, Inc. Herbert D. Ruttenberg, M.D. Howard and Elinor Wolff Bristol-Myers Squibb Max T. Sabour and Children Dr. Harry C. and Jean A. Wong R. Harold Burton Foundation B. F. and Lynda Sammons Mary Ann Wortley and CaP CURE Mildred C. Schwedler* the Wortley Family  Capintec, Inc. Dr. James R. and Mary Jo Scott Anonymous Castle Foundation Dorothy L. Shields* Corporations and Foundations Christina Foundation, Inc. Winston Shipp* 3Com Columbia Health Care Glen M.* and Josephine C.* Sims 3M The Commonwealth Fund Jay A. and Ruth R. Smart Adeza Biomedical Corporation CPEC, Inc. Donna D. Spence in memory of Wayman R. Spence, M.D. ADR Ultrasound CTRC Research Foundation Dr.* and Mrs. Carlyle F. Stout Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Cura Capital Corporation Ewart A. Swinyard, Ph.D.* Allergan, Inc. CYTEC Industries, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David A. Symond Allergan Medical Optics Dallas Mavericks Foundation Barbara Tallmadge, R.N. ALSAM Foundation Annie Taylor Dee Foundation Obert C.* and Grace Tanner The Amalgamated L. T. and Janet T. Dee Foundation Sugar Company Karen Lee and Mickey Taylor Deseret News Amaric Corporation Publishing Company Alice G. Telford American Cyanamid Company L. E. Dufton Charitable Trust Marilyn Swift Tennity* American Express Foundation Katherine W. and Dr. Stephen R. and Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Foundation Valerie W. Terry American Health Assistance Foundation Eccdor Investment Company The Thurzal Q.* Terry Family American Iron & Steel Institute DONORREPORT

Enka Glanzstoff AG Menley & James SmithKline Beckman Corporation Laboratories, Ltd. Expression Genetics, Inc. SmithKline Beecham Merek Sharp & Dohme Pharmaceuticals Far Eastern Foundation Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Sorenson Development, Inc. First Security Bank of Utah Herbert I. and Elsa B. Michael Sterling-Winthrop The Foundation Fighting Foundation Research Institute Blindness The Mitchell and June Morris Stewart Education Foundation Franklin Covey Foundation Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Franklin Quest Championship Mountain Bell Foundation Stichting Benevolentia Foundation Friends of Utah Golf, Inc. Murex Foundation StorageTek Foundation Genentech, Inc. National Basketball Association Storz Instrument Company General Electric Norwich Eaton Stratford Foundation Geoli Investment Company Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Sun Microsystems, Inc. Glenwood, Inc. Novell Utah Showdown Surdna Foundation John A. Hartford Foundation Organon, Inc. Swire Coca-Cola, USA Cora T. Hayward Orthopedic Surgery Seminars, Inc. Symbion, Inc. Educational Trust The David and Lucile Packard O. C. Tanner Company HCM Graphic Systems, Inc. Foundation Terumo Corporation ICI American Holdings, Inc. Pepsi-Cola Company Tiger Oil Company ICI Americas, Inc. Samuel C. and Myra G. Powell Triton Biosciences, Inc. IHC Foundation Foundation TRW, Inc. IOLAB Corporation The Procter & Gamble Company Union Pacific Foundation  IVAC Corporation Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute University Janssen Pharmaceutica S. J. and J. E. Quinney Foundation Neuropsychiatric Institute Kennecott Utah Copper University of Utah Hospital Corporation Radionics, Inc. U of U Department of Radiology Kresge Foundation Radionuclides in Nephrology U S West The Kroc Foundation Research Industries Incorporated Utah Chapter National Janet Quinney Lawson Research Medical Incorporated MS Society Foundation Richards Memorial Utah Pain Research Foundation LDS Hospital Medical Foundation Utah Power and Light Company The Harry J. Lloyd RSNA Research and Education Charitable Trust Foundation Volunteer Services/University Hospital MacroMed, Inc. Samyang Corporation Warner-Lambert Company Mark Family Foundation Sandoz, Inc. Maurice Warshaw Foundation Mayo Clinic Schwarz Pharma AG Wells Fargo McGillis Charitable Foundation Searle Research and Development Robert Whyte Audant Pty Limited McNeil Consumer SFK Family Foundation Products Company Shionogi & Company, Ltd. Wyeth Ayerst Laboratories Mead Johnson & Company Siemens-Elema Ventilator Systems Medforte Research Foundation Signetics Corporation

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Founders Mark C. and Kathie Miller Coopervision A distinction applied to donors who have Elizabeth Neiberger* Cordant Technologies Foundation contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling Alma Nemir* The Cottonwood Hospital $50,000-$99,999 to the University of Utah Peggy A. Norton, M.D. Medical Center Health Sciences Center. Dr. Alex G.* and Bess Oblad Criticare Systems, Inc. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Individuals Emerald Odom* Dan O’Laurie* DAV Thrift Stores Trustees Kathleen Alacano Mrs. LaRue Olsen Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad Echomae Anderson Stanley C. Olsen Deseret Medical, Inc. Dr. Richard Lee and Susan Anderson Dr. and Mrs. James Lamar Parkin Deseret Pharmaceutical, Inc. Cindy and Mitchell F. Barney, M.D. Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Devonshire Foundation The Kyle A. and Diatek Medical Lael S. Bettilyon Family Raymond R. Peterson and Judith C. Peterson Technology Incorporated Barbara Burnett Dr. Stephen and Susan Prescott M. J. Dibiase/Simmons Contracting Dr. Nelson A. and Amy Burton Esther Pritchard* Digital Equipment Corporation Louis H. and Ellen G. Callister Marjorie Riches-Gunn Dow Chemical Company Dr. George Eastman* and Dow Corning Corporation Helene Cartwright Bunny and Martha Rieser and Family E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company Dr. Kenneth Bitner* and David Rose* Heloise Snow Armstrong* Castleton Marigold N. Saunders* Henry W. and Leslie M. Eskuche Foundation Walter E.* and Enid Barr* Cosgriff David E. and Melinda Simmons Ethicon, Inc. Dwight P. Cruikshank, M.D. Harris H. and Amanda P. Simmons Fairchild Martindale Foundation John E. Edwards* Dr. Kelly W. and Victoria Rees* Smith The FHC Foundation Jessie* and Patrick* Fitzgerald R. Sterling and Marilyn F. Spafford First Security Bank of Idaho Fay Fletcher Don and Sandy Stanutz Dr. William and Ruth K. Stone Fraternal Order of Eagles, Kendall D.* and Betty M. Garff Ladies Auxiliary R. Anthony Sweet Dr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Godfrey Fred Meyer Dr. Robert L. and Terrie Hillier Treft Bernard I. Grosser, M.D. and Helene Fuld Health Trust Karen J. McArthur Pamela C. and Ronald L.* Urry, Ph.D. General Electric Medical Systems Ernest W. Hahn* M. Keith and Susan R. Warshaw Geneva Steel Margaret Harrop* Dr. Lawrence C. and Delores M. Weaver The J. Paul Getty Trust Mary E. Hercik* Dr. Raymond L. and Joan White Glenbrook Laboratories Bruce A.* and Dr. Neal Whitman Grand Central Stores Maria K. Houtchens, M.D. Emerson C. Willey* Blaine and Nancy Huntsman William H. and  Kenneth L. Williams Family Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation Dr. Marcus Jacobson and Anonymous Ruth A. Kurzbauer Helms Foundation, Inc. Ann A. and Leonard W.* Jarcho Corporations and Foundations Hereditary Nephritis Foundation John W. and Helen B.* Jarman Alcon Surgical, Inc. Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Company, Inc. Dr. Arlen K. and Jodi L. Jarrett American Drug Stores, Inc. Hoggan Health Industries, Inc. Kenneth and Noriene Jee American Epilepsy Society Holy Cross Ministries Edith M. Jennings* American Kidney Fund Joseph P. Howa Construction Company Emma Eccles Jones* American Medical Optics Huish Detergents, Inc. Joseph S.* and Marjorie A. Jones Amoco Foundation, Inc. Insutech, Inc. Donald Kalman Apple Computer, Inc. Intermedics Intraocular, Inc. Neil and Edie Kochenour Applied Technology, Inc. Iomed, Inc. Gerald G. and Dona Krueger Arthritis Foundation, Gleason W. Irwin Trust Kihong Kwon, M.D. Utah/Idaho Chapter Jewish Community Federation The Jerome J. Landa Family Ashton Family Foundation Johnson & Johnson, Inc. Max B., Virginia E.* and AstraZeneca Karen V. Lewis A T & T Kenneth E. and Becky H. Johnson Foundation H. William Lichtenberger Bamberger-Allen Foundation Kabi Pharmacia M. Scott Linscott, Jr., M.D. Barnes Hind, Inc. Kearns-Tribune Corporation Allan M. Lipman, Jr. and Bausch & Lomb Surgical Kidney Foundation of the Netherlands Kay W. Lipman Boart Longyear Kimberly-Clark Corporation Mr.* and Mrs. Edmund W. Littlefield Boston Scientific Corporation Kolmar Laboratories, Inc. Marcha J. Litzinger, M.S., M.D. Edward L. Burton Foundation Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW Dr. Robert E.* and Evelyn M.* Long Cadwell Labs, Inc. Leucadia, Inc. Arch L.* and Margaret D. H.* Madsen Century  of The Rocky Mountains Lucerne Products, Inc. Rick Majerus Chugai Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd. Marconi Communications Bob and Debi Marshall and Family Clear Channel Communications Marion Laboratories, Inc. W. P.* and Barbara J. Marshall Coca-Cola Bottling Company Markle Foundation Robert M. Mee Colorado State University Foundation Marnell Corrao Associates, Inc. Calvin P. Midgley, M.D.* Control Data Corporation Conwed Foundation DONORREPORT

Marnell Foundation Distinguished President’s Club Therus C. Kolff, M.D. MC Technology Company A distinction applied to members of Dr. Stephen A.* and Josette M.* Kuby Medtronic Bio-Medicus, Inc. the President’s Club who have contributed Frank P. and Barbara Layden Merz + Co GMBH & Company or bequeathed gifts totaling $25,000- Dr. Xiao Jian and Katie Li Mountain Fuel Supply Company $49,999 to the University of Utah Health Arthur G. Lipman Sciences Center. Samuel A. and John L. Loeb, Jr. Richard D. Movitz Foundation Individuals Patrick Lyons The National Neurofibromatosis Dr. Linda K. Amos Don A. and Marjorie W. Mackey Foundation, Inc. John Nels Anderson Helen C. Marsh Netherlands Heart Association John R. and Karen J. Anderson Dr. James C. and Michele McRea NeXstar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Norman S. Anderson, M.D. and Nick and Dale Anne Meagher Novartis Pharma, Inc. Virginia W. Anderson Dr. A. Wayne Meikle and Nycomed Amersham Marvin L. and Lynn Arent Sharon Woodruff Meikle Osco Drug, Inc. W. Melbourne and Kerry Armstrong Harold W. and Lois Freimuth Milner PacifiCorp Foundation Haven J. and Bonnie Rae Barlow Artie U.* and Blanche T.* Miner Parke-Davis & Company M. Bastian Family David E. Moody, Ph.D. Gus Paulos Chevrolet-Geo, Inc. Janette C. Hales Beckham Fred A., Jr. and Lucy Wilkins Moreton G & L Pfeiffer Research Foundation David L. Berliner, M.D. Chase Morsey, Jr. Philip Morris Companies, Inc. P. Jack and Denise E. Bernhisel George G. and Pauline Mulligan James Picker Foundation Jack Binion Lillian M. Nail, Ph.D., R.N. Samuel C. and F. Marian Bishop, Ph.D., MSPH and Thomas L. and Dolores Powell Nickens Myra G. Powell Foundation Robert E. Froelich, M.D. Helga Kolb Normann, Ph.D. Questar Corporation Donald R. Bowes Charles A. Nugent Qwest Eleanor T. Brady* Dr. William D. and Margaret F. Odell Reader’s Digest Foundation Helena A. Brinton* Kenneth H. Olsen Junior E. and Blanche B. Rich Dr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Brooke Lester G.* and Reva P.* Olson Foundation Calvin Buhler, M.D. Dr. C. N. Pace Salt Lake Buzz Drs. Vern L. and Bonnie U.* Bullough Lonnie E. Paulos, M.D. Salt Lake Clearing House Conrad S. Carlson, M.D.* Wesley J. and Susan F. Phillips Salt Lake Regional Medical Center Robert S. and Beth M.* Carter Donald L. and Suzanne N. Pisciotta Sandoz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clark Barbara B. Prince Selway Foundation Max P.* and Sara Lee* Cowan Mildred D. Quinn* Silicon Graphics, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Allen W. Cowley Kathryn Ramsey* Harry S. Sloane Foundation Lyman L. Cromer* Dr. Thomas D. and Natalie B. Rees Smith’s Management Corporation  Drs. Antonio G. and Maria Cutillo Duane E. Ruffner Square D Foundation Drs. Douglas S. and Mary M. Dahl Andrew J. and Carolyn Rice Schilly St. Mark’s Hospital Candace Cartwright Dee and Frank A. Schreck Staar Surgical Company Thomas D. Dee III Becky and Glenn Setterberg The Standard Oil Company James H. Devries Shabnam R. and State University of New York John W. “Jack” and Udipi R. Shettigar, Ph.D. Foundation Grace Mary* Gallivan Dr. Clifford C. and Mary M.* Snyder Sun Microsystems Computer Connie L. Gardner Corporation M. Paul Southwick, M.D. and Senator and Mrs. Jake Garn Beverly Brockbank Southwick Swire Bottlers, Inc. Frederic A. Gibbs, Sr. Mary Ellen B. and Swire Pacific Holdings, Inc. In memory of Lowell A. Glasgow, M.D. Edward G. Southwick, M.D. Syntex Laboratories, Inc. Evelyn Gootee* Mary S. and Sam W. Souvall Telios Pharmaceuticals, Inc. John H. Haines, M.D. Robert C. Steiner Travenol Laboratories, Inc. J. Floyd and Carol L. Hatch Mano J. Swartz Harriet D. Travis Foundation Guy W.* and Marie* Heric David P. Synhorst, M.D. TRW, Inc. Frank G. Hickey Clyde and Vera Turner United Way of the Great Salt Lake Area Karen Hillier Floyd Tyler Turner U. S. Elite Coaches Association/ Jerald C. Hinshaw, Ph.D. Edward M. Vietti* Women’s Gymnastics Phil and Gloria Horsley I. J. and Jeanne* Wagner Utah Arthritis Foundation Richard K. Hughes, M.D. M. Walker and Susan S. Wallace Utah Idaho Sugar Company Dan and Kim Huish Dr. and Mrs. James C. Warenski Utah Open Chris M. Ireland Maysie Eccles Watts VanCott Bagley Cornwall & McCarthy Dr. George G. and Amy C. Jackson Dorothy A. White, M.D. Vanguard Media Marjorie S. Jones Donald M. Willey and Joleen S. Willey William Volker Fund Dr. William S.* and Jane H. Jordan LaVonda B. and Winthrop Pharmaceuticals Barbara F. Kampen Glenn C. Wilson, M.D.* ZCMI Richard E. Kanner, M.D. Dr. Burke L. and Helen H. Winget Zimmer Jackson Associates Ilan and Linda Kaufthal Mari Lou Wood Zions First National Bank A. Payne* and Evelyn R. Kibbe O. Lew Wood, Ph.D., Anonymous in memory of Blaine O. Wood Dr. Carl R. and Gillean M. Kjeldsberg

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Dr. J. Walter and Betty G. Woodbury Elan Corporation Mirage Resorts, Inc. Virginia Latses Zambukos Willena G. Ellison Trust M. E. Muller Foundation Buddy and Julie Zarbock Elsevier Science Publishing B V National Fund for Medical Education A. Robert Zeff C. R. England & Sons, Inc. National Neurofibromatosis Foundation Anonymous Leone E. Fackrell Memorial Loan Fund Nierstichting Nederland Corporations and Foundations Finkelstein, Thompson & Loughran Nordling Foundation First Security Foundation Kenneth T. and AB Hassle The Fluor Foundation Eileen L. Norris Foundation Acuson Corporation Freed Investment Company North American Philips Corporation Clay Adams Division Helene Fuld Health Trust North American Society of Becton-Dickinson & Company of Pacing & Electrophysiology, Inc. Alberta Heritage Foundation W. L. Gore and Associates, Inc. Haemonetics Corporation Northwest Pipeline Corporation Allegiance Healthcare Corporation Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation The Allstate Foundation H. Claire Haines Trust Hamilton Bonaduz AG Novell, Inc. Alza Corporation Nuclear Medical Laboratory, Inc. American Critical Care Hanford Environmental Health Foundation Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation American Express Hansen Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Occupational Physicians Travel Related Services Scholarship Fund American Hoechst Corporation Harmon City, Inc. Jay Dee Harris Truck & Equipment Ohio Medical Products American Industrial Ohmeda Hygiene Foundation Health Outcomes Management, Inc. Ohmeda Medical Systems American Intraocular Implant Society William Randolph Hearst Foundation Okland Construction Company American Occupational Richard K. and Medical Association Shirley S. Hemingway Foundation Orthopedic Consultants American Pharmaceutical Association Heckman Foundation Paradigm Biosciences, Inc. A T & T Information Systems Hercules Aerospace Parent Project for Muscular Dystrophy Research Dale Barton Agency Hercules Matching Fund Payless Drug Stores Baxter Healthcare Corporation The HLA Registry Foundation, Inc. Albert Penick Fund Becton Dickinson Vascular Access, Inc. F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG & Company Pharmacia-Iovision Beecham Laboratories Howmedica, Inc. Pharmadigm, Inc. Bergen Brunswig Corporation Husky Oil Company Photofrin Medical, Inc. The Berlex Foundation, Inc. IBM International Foundation Constance Pickell Trust Binion’s Horseshoe Hotel & Casino ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. John Price Foundation Biogen Research Corporation Idaho Community Foundation, Inc. Il Yang Pharmaceutical Company Professional Firefighters of Utah  Biomed Research Institute of New Mexico Illinois Masonic Medical Center Profile Media Bloomberg Foundation Incontrol Incorporated Raytheon Company BLT Trust Interferon Sciences, Inc. Reader’s Digest Association, Inc. Boehringer Ingelheim, Ltd. Ioptex Incorporated Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Utah Brencanda Foundation Ioptex Research, Inc. Luther I. Replogle Foundation Brighton Bank ISN Forefronts in Nephrology The Rest of the Jazz Robert S. Carter Foundation JWP Dynalectric Company R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Century Steel, Inc. of Nevada Hal Riney & Partners, Inc. Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund Key Bank Robertson Stephens & Company Chiron Corporation Key Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Roche Pharmaceuticals Cirque Du Soleil, U.S., Inc. La Haye Laboratories, Inc. Winnifred Rollo Trust Clipped Wings, U A Howard and Evelyn Larson Foundation Sunny and Abe Rosenberg Foundation CoCensys, Inc. The Lichtenberger Foundation Roswell Park Alliance Foundation Columbia Charitable Foundation Linfox Group Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Fund Controlled Therapeutics Corporation Lipocine, Inc. The Ryan Foundation Cooper Laboratories, Inc. Longyear Company Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation Salt Lake City Coronary Heart Disease Research Knee Research Foundation Mark Investment Company Crescent Cardboard Company F. Fox & L. Samuels Foundation, Inc. Cyberonics, Inc. The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Foundation Sankyo Company, Ltd. Dain Rauscher, Inc. Masonic Foundation of Utah, Inc. Scrip Card Enterprises, Inc. Damon Runyon— G. D. Searle and Company Walter Winchell Cancer Fund Masonic Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Shell Oil Company Foundation Davis Oil Company Matrix Pharmaceutical, Inc. Showtech DAW Technologies, Inc. Meadow Gold Dairies Jay and Ruth Smart Family Foundation Delta Air Lines Medtronic Sofamor Danek Management, Inc. Solitron Devices, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation The Charles E. Merrill Trust Sorenson Research The Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation Metromedia Company Southern Wine and Spirits of Nevada Dreyfus Medical Foundation Milken Family Medical Foundation Mark Miller Toyota DONORREPORT

Sysco Intermountain Food Services Harold J.* and Helen D. Goodro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bennett Tambrands, Inc. Paul R. “Hap” and Ann C. Green B. Grant Bishop, M.D. TAP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Paul and Allan A.* Hagander Glen M. Bowen, M.D. L. Shirley and The Wesley G. Harline, M.D. Family Fred and Eveline Bruenger Jordan M. Tark Foundation Welma “Billie” Harmon Loren I.* and Leola C. Burr Texaco Foundation, Inc. Drs. Joel M. and Frances N. Harris Shirley Cannon Thiokol Corporation Blaine and Pauline Hartley Dr. L. Whitney and Elizabeth T. Clayton Tourette Syndrome Association Mrs. Edward I. Hashimoto Dr. Q. Michael and Susan L. Croft Transplantation Editorial Office Maurine N. Hegsted Bert L. and Dorothy Dart United Way of Northern Utah Marvin G. and Barbara Hess David D. and Vanessa D. Dayton, M.D. University of California-San Diego Steven R. and Catherine M. Hickman Richard Dedolph, M.D. University of Texas L. David* and Janet C.* Hiner Lynn Dixon U S West Foundation Jim C. and Jodee H. Hoellein David J. and Marilyn Dunn Utah Joint Parade Fred K. and Josie V. Hubert Dr. Harold K. and Kathryn T. Dunn Utah Medical Association Dr. Vernal H. and Athleen Johnson C. Hope Eccles and Randal Quarles Utah Medical Products, Inc. Dr. Richard H. and Joann O. Keller Katherine Eccles and David J. Burnett Utah State Firemen’s Association Richard Kenney Lisa E. Eccles Ladies Auxiliary Paul T. and Sharee M. Kunz Kathy J. Edwards Utah State Medical The W. John* Lamborn Family Simon E. and Fiona Ellul Association Foundation Dr. Reed P.* and Lennox P. Larson Ken and Barbara Erickson Varian Associates Peter Q. Lawson Kenneth R. Erickson Variety Club of Utah James B. Lendall* Gayle L. Eschmann Ventritex Jack Lunt* Edith Pedersen Fairclough Viratek, Inc. Phyllis L.* and Mel Marcus James W. and Tammy G. Felt William Volker Fund Emilie Segil Martin Joan B. and John H. Firmage, Jr. Weintraub Family Foundation Dr. Don E. and Beverly S. McCleve Annette Fleckenstein Welfide Corporation The Domick R. Motta Family Ivan D. Flint, M.D. Westwood Squibb Beverley Nalder Jefferson B.* and Rita E. Fordham Wheeler Machinery Company Dr. Neils P.* and Irma S. Neilson Dr. Reed M. and Jacqueline C. Gardner Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals George C. Pingree, M.D. and Dr. James W. and LaVon Gibb Zars, Inc. Anne C. Pingree Lawrence K. and Suzanne Goldsmith Zimmer-USA Herman B. and Robert and Rosanne Gordon Pioneer Club Barbara M. Prater, Ph.D. Jeanette and Robert Earl Grady, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Linn R. Rockwood A distinction applied to donors who have Glynis and M. C. Gregory, M.D.  established or bequeathed endowments Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Ruhling Dorothy S. Hall totaling $10,000-$24,999 to the Joe Sargetakis and James N. Herron, Ph.D. Paula Swaner-Sargetakis University of Utah Health Sciences Center. James G. Hess Dr. Anthony* and Myrtle G. Simone Individuals Robert W. Hill The Lowell D. Smith Family Thornton L. Hill Russell G.* and Vila C. Allen Maxine Hudson Stowell, M.S.W. Pat and Rolfe P. Horsley, M.D. Dr. David R.* and Isabelle* Atherton Alonzo W. Watson, Jr. Alex P. and Ramona Hurtado Scott L. Bailey Usher T.* and Barbara H. West, Ph.D. Dr. and Mrs. Newton R. Jackson Dr.* and Mrs. Edgar W. Barber T. E.* and Liz Wilder Dr. and Mrs. R. Kent Jex Janette C. Hales Beckham Dr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Wilson Dr. Vernal H. and Athleen Johnson Jack* and Pat Blake Dr. Dixon M.* and Lorna S. Broadbent Donna B. Woodbury Hua Zhu Ke Conrad S. Carlson* Anonymous Michael and Diane Kern Betty B. Knight James W. and Susan S. Christiansen Corporations and Foundations Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clark Keith L. and Arlene M. Knight Quality Health Care T. William and Mary* Cockayne Daniel H. and Kristie M. Knodel Sweet Candy Company Dr. and Mrs. L. Dale Cruse Kristine Knuston, Ph.D. Royden G. and Allie Derrick President’s Club Gerald Krueger and Melissa Weidner Carol L. Landa Sherman R. Dickman, Ph.D. Donors who have contributed Shirley L. Lange Dr. John A.* and Karma J. Dixon $2,000-$24,999 from July 1, 2000, through Paul and Joann Dwork June 30, 2001, to the University of Utah Dr. Fred F. and Shirley Langeland Dr. Gary D. Ellis Health Sciences Center. Bret H. Laughlin Ann-Marie and Robert S. Lence, Jr. Gladys C. Ellison* Individuals Dr. and Mrs. George N. Lendaris Edith Peterson Fairclough Dr. and Mrs. Eli Y. Adashi Norma K. Forsey Nancy Lieberman Doyle R. Anderson, Ed.D. John H. Lyons, M.D. Drs. Constance Geiger and Gary L. and Janet K. Anderson Dan Chichester Frank and Constance Madsen Robert E. Anderson Clark P. and Nancy L. Giles P. William and Nancee Madsen Cleda Auger Mary Ann Glasgow Vincent P. and Janet Mancini Bonnie Bettilyon Barry Boaz A. Markewitz, M.D. John T. Baumstark Family * Deceased DONORREPORT

Willard Z. Maughan, M.D. American Business Seminars, Inc. Cilco, Inc. Thomas K., Jr. and Mary S. McCarthey American College of Nurse-Midwives CIS Radiopharmaceuticals Murray K. McComas American College of Obstetrics Complete Healthcare John Mecham and Gynecology Communications, Inc. Vicki A. Bettilyon Merchant American Health Care Consolidated Freightways, Inc. Jeanne Miltenberger Advisory Association Foundation Cook Incorporated Mimi B. Mortensen American Heart Association Arlen B. Crouch Family Foundation Mrs. Mark N. Mueller American Home Products Corporation Daiichi Pharmaceutical Marilyn H. Neilson American Plastic Industries, Ltd. The Delta Air Lines Foundation Venice K. Nielsen Andersen Foundation Dentab, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Odell Anderson Lumber Company Deseret Book Drs. Nick G. and Dolores T. Orfanakis Anergen, Inc. Deseret Company Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Orme Anesta Corporation Deseret Generation & David S. Pearl Astra Pharmaceutical Transmission Corporation C. Matthew Peterson, M.D. Atlantic Richfield Company Desert International Foundation, Inc. Menetta Black Pritchett* Autoliv ASP, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Dee M. Rasmussen Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Drug Delivery Technologies Incorporated Dr. Don L. and Rebecca Reese AXA Foundation Drug Innovation and Design, Inc. Kent E. Rice Babcock and Diamond—Architects DuPont Pharmaceuticals Company Dr. and Mrs. S. Grover Rich The Arnold F. Baggins Foundation, Inc. Dura-Fiber Inc. Michael and Rosalie Ringwood The R. C. Baker Foundation Dynatech Video Group Dr. Jeanette C. Roberts and Bank One Utah David Francetic Bantam Books, Inc. Dynatronics David B. Roll, Ph.D. C. R. Bard Foundation, Inc. Eastman Kodak Company John and Chere Romney Bayer Corporation EB Medical Research Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Ruhling Bertin Family Foundation Educators Mutual Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Russell G. H. Besselaar Associates S. B. Eggertsen Foundation Richard B. Sachs Bettilyon Realty Emisphere Technologies, Inc. Samuel D. Scruggs Bingham Canyon Lions Club ENZON Dr. Howard C. and Marjorie T. Sharp Biotechnology Research Institute Erie Plastics Kevin O. Shelley Boehringer Ingelheim ExxonMobil Foundation Barbara Slaymaker Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Eyre Dermatology Clinic, P.C. Harlan J. Spjut, M.D. The Boeing Company Thomas H. and Carolyn L. Fey Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. C. Joe Susaeta Boeing Employees Community  Fund of California Fidelity Foundation Terry and James H. Taylor Boeing Employees Good Neighbor Fund FILA Golf Deanne H. and William Dean Wallace, M.D. Bonneville Land & Title Company Fireman’s Fund Insurance Dorothy B. Watkiss Bonneville News Company FMC Foundation Steven and Karen West Boots Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Freed Investment Company Chad Whetton Boston University Friends of the Tremin Trust Mr. William B. White Braztah Corporation Fujisawa Healthcare, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wyman Bridgemar Research Foundation Garco Foundation Garold S. and Susan Yost Bridgeport Machines Geary Construction, Inc. Rosendo and Sally Zambrano Bringard Mill and Molding, LLC Gem Insurance Company Douglas K. Zirker, M.D. Bristol-Myers General Grand Chapter Anonymous J. R. Broadbent Company Goldman, Sachs & Co. Brookside Animal Hospital Matching Gifts Program Corporations and Foundations Harold W. and Violet Johnson Brown The Goldminer’s Daughter Abbott Diagnostics Division Charitable Trust Golf Car Rental Company AC Advertising Agency Brunswig Drug Company Goodbody & Company Accenture The Burton Family Foundation The Granite Foundation Ace Disposal, Inc. Henriksen Butler Green Cross Medical Corporation Acromedia C & C Vision, Inc. Guilford Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The Adelson Foundation California Biotechnology Inc. Hamilton Racquet Club Advanced Polymer Systems Campbell Hoffman Foundation Marion D. and Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Camurus Maxine C. Hanks Foundation, Inc. Akzo America, Inc. The Candle Foundation Harline Clinic Albany Medical College Capsugel William W. Harris Children Charity Trust Albert Einstein Medical Center Care for Life, Inc. Hayes Brothers Buick Jeep Albertson’s, Inc. Central Pharmacal Company Healthrider, Inc. Alta Industries Corporation Cherokee & Walker Foundation The Hearst Foundation Alza Corporation Chicago Bridge & Iron Foundation Heritage Honda American Airlines Grant M. Christensen Trust Ciba-Geigy Pharmaceuticals Division DONORREPORT

The Jimmie Heuga Center The Billy J. and The Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Hevert Industries, Inc. Jeane S. Martin Foundation Pharmaceutical Product Development Hewlett Packard Matsushita Electric Phillips Petroleum Company Financial Services Center Industrial Company, Ltd. Phillips Petroleum Foundation, Inc. The William and May Department Stores Company Physicians Accounting & Management Foundation, Inc. Flora Hewlett Foundation Physicians Supply Company McKesson Drug Company Hines & Company Physio-Control Corporation McNeil Pharmaceutical Hirosaki University Pittway Corporation Charitable Found McQueen Enterprises L.C. Hoechst Celanese Corporation Pliant Corporation Medennium, Inc. Holy Cross Hospital Foundation PriceWaterhouseCoopers Medforte Research Foundation Hope Association Production Resource Group, L.L.C. Medical Towers GP Anesthesiologists The Howard Foundation R&B Computer Services, Inc. Medirec Huntsman Cancer Institute Employees R & R Partners Medquest Pharmacy Hybritech, Inc. Radiological Society of North America Larry H. Miller Charities Hydranautics— Reagan Advertising, Inc. Nitto Denko Technical Corporation Miss Utah Organization, Inc. The Reagan Foundation IBEW Local Union # Mobil Foundation, Inc. Richards & Swensen Graphic Design IBM Monroc, Inc. Richardson-Merrill, Inc. ICOS Corporation Moreton Family Foundation Rite Aid Corporation Ideal Cement Company Morgan Stanley Roche Laboratories IHC Health Plans, Inc. Dean Witter & Company Rohm and Haas Company IHC Institute for Health Care Morton Thiokol, Inc. Delivery Research Mountain America Credit Union Robert T. Rolfs Foundation Immunex Mountain Bell Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities Impart Group, Inc. Mountain Land Rehabilitation Royal Court of the Golden Spike Empire Indiana University— Management, Inc. Rubicon, Inc. Purdue University at Indianapolis MS Patient Physical Therapy Program Stephen M. and Claire D. Ryberg Industrial Supply Company, Inc. The L. E. Myers Company Family Foundation Institute of Orthopedic Research Myogen, Inc. Safelite Glass Corporation Interior Solutions Myriad Diagnostic Services, Inc. Salt Lake Circuits, Inc. Intermountain Pediatric Society NACDS Educational Foundation Salt Lake City Firefighters Local  International Clinical National Association Salt Lake City Rotary Foundation Research Corporation of Chemical Distributors Salt Lake County ISIS Pharmaceuticals National Liability and Fire Insurance Medical Society Alliance Salus Therapeutics, Inc. ITT Cannon Electronics National Retinitis Pigmentosa  Jason L. Ivers Transplant Trust Fund Foundation Samyang Corporation Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. Neo Rx The San Francisco Foundation Jayhawk Enterprises Nevada Ready Mix Sangstat, The Transplant Company JCO Bass Club New York Community Trust The Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Jewish Federation L. M. Newman Family Foundation Sears Roebuck & Company of Metropolitan Chicago Nordstrom Shaman Pharmaceuticals Jordan Distributing Company Norland Medical Systems, Inc. Shamrock Holdings of California, Inc. Kagoshima University North American Transplant Shearwater Polymers, Inc. Benjamin H. Katz Family Foundation Coordinators Organization Shiseido Company KCI Medical Services Nuffield Department of Obstetrics Shriners Hospital Kimball Equipment Company and Gynecology Siemens Medical Systems, Inc. Kolon Company NuStep Total Body Recumbent Systems Ruth S. Silver Foundation Kwangju Institute OEC Medical Systems, Inc. Site Microsurgical Systems Incorporated of Science and Technology Olympus Bank/Capital Corporation Skaggs Foundation La’Brett Interiors, Inc. Optical Radiation Corporation SME Industries, Inc. The Lecture Bureau Ortho Biotech, Inc. Smelter Environmental Richard E. Lee Family Trust Orthologic Corporation Research Association Life Care Foundation Orthopaedic Research Society SmithKline & French Labs Life Underwriters Association Orthopedic Surgery Smith’s Food and Drug Centers, Inc. of Salt Lake Leah H Owen Family Living Trust Society of Toxicology Lilly Research Labs Owens & Minor Solvay Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The J. M. Long Foundation Pacific Corporation James Levoy Sorenson Foundation M & M Distributing Parexel Corporation Southern Nevada Paving, Inc. Marathon Oil Company Parma High School E. R. Squibb & Sons, Inc. March of Dimes Pediatric Cardiology Association Steel Structures, Inc. Ernest F. Mariani Company Permatec Pharma Steiner Foundation, Inc. Marion Merrell Dow, Inc. Leon Peterson Development Company Streator Chevrolet Company Marsh USA, Inc. PGA Tour, Inc. Sumitomo Pharmaceuticals Pharma Delivery Systems Incorporated Company, Ltd. Pharmaceutical Development Associates * Deceased DONORREPORT

Sun Nuclear Corporation David B. and Kathy J. Anderson Kenneth R. and Cynthia P. Laird Surgidev Echomae Anderson Esther Landa Family Dr. W. C. Swanson Family Foundation G. W. and Lee Anderson T. G. “Bud” and Barbara S. Mahas Swiss Services of Nevada, Inc. Roscoe B. Anderson, M.D. Dr. John H. Marsden Takeda Chemical Industries, Ltd. and Joan C. Critchlow, M.D. Emilie Segil Martin O. C. and G. A. Tanner Foundation Dr. and Mrs. John Athens Margaret May Tap Holdings, Inc. Scott Bailey David and JoAnn McGuire H. E. & J. A. Tornquist Charles K. and Janice Beyer-Machule Florence McNeil Charitable Foundation Mary H. Boesche Dr. Wendy Metzger Toyo Jozo Company, Ltd. Rose Boyajiian Bruce and Patty Miller Toys R’ Us Children’s Fund, Inc. Melvin T.* and Fern Briggs Bruce R. and Evelyn S. Mills Tracy Collins Bank and Trust Dr. Calvin Brown Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Moore Uinta Golf J. Gordon* and Betty* Browning John A. Moran United Jewish Federation of Utah Fred W. and Eveline Bruenger Dr. Philip Myers University of Minnesota Calvin Buhler, M.D. Cantril and Sharon Nielsen University of Utah Credit Union Barbara Burnett Peggy A. Norton, M.D. University of Utah Research Foundation Nelson A. Burton, M.D. Shirley Norton U of U Ear Nose & Throat Jessica Cannon Richard K. and Maria A. Obyn UPHA Women’s Auxiliary Elbert F. and Marie* Christensen Dr. Merrill Oldroyd The Upjohn Company Rodney H. and Sally E. Christensen Dr. Virgil J. and Jacqueline A. Parker Urological Research Fund Chet Christofferson Wayne Peay Utah Construction and Leota Craner Dr. Mary Lou and Ralph Peak Mining Company Dr. Joseph T. Crockett Audrey N. Peterson Utah Ladies Auxiliary Dwight P. Cruikshank, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Chase N. Peterson to Veterans of Foreign Wars Cheryl B. Dalley Ronald E. Poelman and Utah Medical Products, Inc. Sherman R. Dickman, Ph.D. Anne G. Osborn, M.D. Utah Pharmaceutical Alliance Joel R. and Lisa Dimick Sylvia Prahl-Brodbeck Utah Recreation & Parks Association Margaret E. Dixon, Ph.D Arlene O. and Alan T. Rappleye, M.D. Utah State Firemen’s Association Raymond C. Doucette, M.D. Patricia Reagan The V Foundation Gene Drabner Dr. Grant M. Reeder Versatile Technologies, Inc. Sharon Drakos Dr. Thomas D. and Natalie B. Rees Voxel Mr. and Mrs. William R. Droschkey Rudolph P.* and Edna S.* Reese Walker Enterprises E. R. and Katherine W. Dumke Robert L. and Joyce T. Rice Steven and Lottie Walker Dr. John Emmett Barbara K. Samuels  Family Foundation Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Wal-Mart Foundation Alan and Beverly Frank Daniel J. Schettler Wasatch Front Chevy Dealers Dr. James Freston Dr. Duane Schmidt Watson Laboratories, Inc. Dr. Claudius Y.* and Dr. and Mrs. James R. Scott Lloyd D. and Carlye Cannon Wattis Catherine B.* Gates Foundation Helene Druke Shaw* James Craig and Pamela D. Gilbert Western States Publishing Edward G. Southwick, M.D. Mary Ann Glasgow Wet Enterprises, Inc. Shirley Sterling Dr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Godfrey Weyher Brothers Company Harold J.*, Ardella T.*, and Val A. and Edith D. Green Helen T. Stevenson Wheatley Foundation George* and Esther* Gross Richard L. Stimson The Whitaker Foundation Patricia Hall Dr. William* and Ruth K. Stone The Robert I. Wishnick Foundation Welma “Billie” Harmon Maxine H. Stowell, M.S.W. Won-Door Corporation James F.* and Joyce E. Harris Arthur J. Swindle Workers Compensation Fund of Utah John and June Hartman David and Phyllis Symond Wyler  Revocable Trust Geoffrey Hasson Barbara Tallmadge, R.N. Yellowstone Grizzly Foundation Richard G. and Margaret Heers Alice G. Telford Young Presidents Organization Utah Chapter Dr. N. Frederick* and Javier Tellez Margarete S. W. Hicken Zeneca Pharmaceuticals Dr. Stephen R. and Valerie W. Terry Darlene H. Hobson Arthur and Haru Toimoto John R. Park Society Nancy C. and Dennis C. Hughes, M.D. Robert L. Treft, M.D. For those who have designated a Dr. Richard Hurley Alida W. Tyler charitable bequest, life income gift, Gloria N. and Richard A. Irion, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Veasey trust, or other planned gift with the Jody and Arlen K. Jarrett, M.D. Dr. Stephen C. and Christine Voss University of Utah Health Sciences Lyman and Ida Marie* Jensen Ruth S. Walker Center named as beneficiary. Kirtly Parker Jones, M.D. Dr. Lawrence and Delores M. Weaver Kathleen Alacano Howard and Ruth Kalb Inga F. Weil, M.D. Estelle Albaugh Donald Kalman Dorothy A. White, M.D. Caroline Strom Allen Michael Knowlton James R. and Ethel Wilcox Dr. Linda K. Amos Dr. and Mrs. Neil K. Kochenour Kenneth L. Williams Family Dr. Roy Kuramoto DONORREPORT

Kris-Tina A. and Friedrich E. Buechler* Carlos E. Garcia, M.D. Ronald T. Wilson, M.D. Leo T. Buggy Marilynn W. Gianelo Dr. Bill Winstead Richard R. and Susan D. Burton Cleone and Lyle Gittins Becky Z. Wintrobe* Barbara J. Byrne Elizabeth Glasmann Sylvan and Maurine Wittwer John W. Callister, M.D. Carl and Cynthia Goldman James B. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Haydon M. Calvert Hays and Nonie H. Gorey Grant Young Douglas T. Carrell Robert M. and Joyce S. Graham Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. R. Don Cash Barbara J. Graves, Ph.D. and Robert W. Schackmann, Ph.D. Dean’s Club Dana H. and Kyle Cattani Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Chapman Dean L. and Marie Gray Donors who have contributed gifts Stanley R. Child, M.D. Ms. Renee Greenwood totaling $500-$1,999 from July 1, 2000, Paula W. and Lane C. Childs, M.D. David W. Groesbeck, M.D. through June 30, 2001, to the University Afton O. Gurr of Utah Health Sciences Center. Gerald R. and Mary Lee C. Christensen W. Boyd and Jean C. Christensen Mary E. Gutknecht Individuals Pamela Frances Cipriano, Ph.D. O. H. Guymon, Jr., M.D. Curtis E. Ackerlind, Jr. A. Dean Clark, M.D. Dr. D. Wilson and Anne D. Hales Mr. C. Kendall Adams Lia M. Clark Emmie Halter Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury Adams Steven L. Clark, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hanley Jay A. and Susan G. Aldous William T. Close, M.D. Maurice R. Hanson, M.D. Scott E. Allan, M.D. Bettina G. Cooker Ronald R. Hare Mary Carol H. Allred Thomas and Julie Cole Benjamin P. Harrison Curt and Angela Ammelrooy Clair F. and Kaye M. Coleman, Ph.D. Douglas B. Hart, M.D. Ross C. Anderson Laura Colvin Arnold D. Hayman Joseph D. and Barbara A. Andrade Dr. Loran D. and Doris Cook Dr. Kurt T. and Kristine Hegmann Val R. Antczak and Dr. Thomas D. and Joanne Coppin Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Heiner Barbara K. Polich, Esquires Craig and Pamela Corry Capt. Sherry Henderson, M.D. Claude D. Arnaud, M.D. Charles W. and Kathleen Culp John B. III and Jean M. Henkels Michael A. Ashburn, M.D. William F. Cunningham, M.D. Stephen L. Henriod John Ashcraft Clifford H. Curtis, M.D. Nancy B. Henthorne Dr. Marc T. and Cathryn C. Astin Homer C. Curtis, M.D. E. Reed Heywood, M.D. Jerry C. Atkin Ms. Charlene J. Davis Julie Heywood J. Richard Baringer, M.D. Jack J. Davis Sandra and Harry R. Hill, M.D. Lannie Barnard Suzanne P. Day Ann and Glenn Hiner Maurice Runnels* and Ellen N. Barnes Linda Deakins Jimmy W. Hively, D.D.S.  Mr. and Mrs. F. Reid Barton, Jr. David L. Dee and Clair S. Hixson, M.D. Margaret K. Batson and Karen M. Gardner Dee Frederick L. and Georgia S. Hobusch William Zwiebel George Degles Kirk and Mary T. Hofeling Jean Baucus Bernice Digre Martha Holt Walter Baughman III Barbara C. Dingman Brent L. Horsley, M.D. Joseph Bayless David W. Doerrfeld, M.D. Mary Lynne and F. F. Huber Robert S. Bean, M.D. David S. and Anne M. Dolowitz John C. Hughes Martha G. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dunn Willard S. Hunter, M.D. Dr. Richard A. and Natalie Bedont Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Dykstra Richard E. Hurley, M.D. Dr. Paul S. and Ann Bernstein Elizabeth E. Ebberts Ralph H. and Joan Jacobson Dr. and Mrs. A. Lorris Betz Ernst J. Eichwald, M.D. Boyer and Pat Jarvis V. Eugene Biggs Patricia A. Eisenman, Ph.D. J. Roger and LaRae Johnsen Mr. and Mrs. William Birrell, Jr. Evelyn L. Ekstrand Dr. Joseph D. and Karen Jensen Ruth and Robert Bischoff Joy Ely, M.D. Leah H. Jensen Robet F. Bitner, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Patrick H. English G. Frank and Pamela M. Joklik Boyd A. and Ann C. Blackner Todd J. Espey David and Connie Katz Robert J. Blair and Betty R. Blair Douglas C. Evans, M.D. Yasuharu Kawazoe Jon R. Blanchard James and Ruth Ewers William M. Keane, M.D. Tyrrel Boehme John L. Faith, M.D. Michael M. Kearney James B. Boice, M.D. Kent W. Farnsworth, M.D. Thomas and Pamela Keenan Russ and Nina Booth Marie T. Fishman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keener Phil Borgess Mr. Mike Fletcher Mr. William F. Kellogg Philip J. Bossart, M.D. Zsolt Fodor V. Robert Kelly, M.D. William W. and Hazel Bowerbank Dr. Robert and Ilse Forrest Robert S. Kiyomura Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Bradshaw Daniel G.* and Mary Deon Freed Dr. Jindrich Kopecek and Mr. Richard A. Bregger Donald B. Fronce Pavla Kopeckova Catherine P. Brooks Denice Fujimoto Tom C. Korologos Hans A. Brune Richard A. and Diana Joan Fullmer George B. and Dixie Koroulis Drs. Kenneth N. and Karen F. Buchi Stephanie A. Gallivan Marlo J. Krogue Donald Jay and Lynda Gamble * Deceased DONORREPORT

Dr. Hiroshi and Lili Kuida Samuel J. and Vivian Paton C. Maggie Snyder Howard S. and Terry E. Landa Wayne J. Peay Gordon T. Soutter Jerome L. Lange Dr. Gary V. and Patty Petersen Kevin K. and Alice L. Steiner Dr. Ronald M. and Sally R. Larkin Patricia J. Peterson, M.D. Richard L. Stone, M.D. Melanie Larsen J. Arthur* and Ethelyn C. Pett Phoebe H. Stringham Roger V. Larson, M.D. Chris and Carol Piccaro Elizabeth G. Sullenger Mr. Alan W. Layton Scott W. and Nanci O. Pickett Michelle W. Sweet Christina C. Lee Hugh W.* and Anne H. Pinnock C. Douglas and Sheri Swenson Dr. G. Richard and Pamela R. Lee Beth Plahn Donald and Mary Taylor Patricia M. Leith Dr. Dean M. and Nancy Porter Georg Thiessen Janet and Stephen Lewis Matthew D. Poulson J. Robert and Ann Jarcho Thomas Stephen D. Lewis Patricia Provine Philip M., Jr. and Ruth O. Thompson Dr. Kathryn Lindquist and Scott and Karin Pynes Glenn L. Tonnesen, M.D. James R. Moore Dr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Pysher Dr. E. Barry and Trisha Topham Roberta A. and Allan M. Lipman III Anthony L. and Terry A. Rampton Mr. and Mrs. John R. Tovey Dr. Francis and Debbie Y. Liu John F. and Mindy Ramsey Shauna Wood Trabert and William L. Longhurst, M.D. Kirk Randle Karl Honeystein Ralph K. Lord Donald L. Rasmussen, M.D. Anita M. Trotter-Cox James A. MacGregor III Hildegard Rayner Danny Tsoi, M.D. Vicki L. Macy, M.D. David P. and Suzanne J. Razor John L. and Susan Wintrobe Walker Joan S. and Michael B. Madsen, M.D. Jerome H. and Patricia A. Reagan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Ned L. Mangelson Paul Ream Drs. Kenneth Ward and Bruce C. and Karen Carroll Marshall John A. and Joann P. Reinertsen Pamela Farrington William K. and Mary Fister Martin Lon R. and Zoe D. Richardson Oleen L. and Evelyn Watt Sharon Martinez Brian and Tracy Ridd Arden L. Weintraub, M.D. Judith V. Maryon Roger and Joanna Rieber Bonnie and Paul N. Weiss, M.D. Corey Mathews Drs. Joan I. Roberts and James and Ethel M. Wilcox Dr. and Mrs. John M. Matsen Thetis M. Group Dr. Janet M. Willetts Morris Matthews, M.D. Dr. Paul H. and Marilyn Robinson Sana Lund Williamson* Paul H. and Char S. Matthews Norma Rohde Robert G. Wilson, M.D. Bradley T. and Amy Mayeda Barney H. and Sally Rosenblatt Thomas E. Wolters Dr. and Mrs. William M. McCaa Mr. and Mrs. Donald N. Rosenblatt Dr. John S. and Veronica Wolthuis Rickie L. and Susan McCandless Dale C. Rosenbloom Daphne L. Wong, M.D. David J. Wurzer, Ph.D.  Sarah Jane McCarthey Robert and Margaret Rothman Harry E. McCoy II Dan C. and Manon C. Russell Kimi N. Yamaguchi, M.D. Spencer C. McMurdie Dennis D. Russell, M.D. Alice C. Marsh and Louise Young David Charles and Corie Merrell George Rybiak Kenneth M. Young Walter Meryman Mohammad and Pari Salari Barbara Zimonja Dr. and Mrs. Corey A. Miller Rodney D. Sanders Anonymous Hack* and Barbara C. Miller Commander Rodney D. Sanders Anonymous Harold L. Miller, M.D. Pat Saunders Corporations and Foundations William E. Miller, Jr., M.D. Robert W. Schackmann, Ph.D. A/H Foundation Carl S. and Janet O. Minden Dr. Richard H. Schmidt Alcoa Foundation Geraldine P. Mineau, Ph.D. Larry E. Schoeff Alpine Art & Frame, Inc. Christine Mitchell Jean Schulman Alpine Medical Group LLC Susan D. Morgan, V.M.D. Susan Schulman American Association Dr. and Mrs. Peter S. Mueller Brent Searle of Pharmaceutical Scientists Thomas and Heidi Muir Mr. Eric Sell American Insurance and Maxine R. Murphy Florence Shen Investment Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nagel Allen T., Jr.* and Margot L. Shott American Skandia Life Don and Joy Nelson JoAnne L. Shrontz Assurance Corporation Pamela G. Nemzer, M.D. Robert Silver Apray Services, Inc. Walter E. and Alberta H. Nicholson Paul M. and Rebecca P. Simmons Arent Fox Kintner Dr. Joe R. and Sylvia Nielsen Dr. Joseph V. and Patricia Simone Plotkin & Kahn, PLLC Karl D. Nielson, M.D. Sutherland Simpson, M.D. Asahi Chemical Industry Company, Ltd. Chuck Norlin, M.D. and Lee and Christine Skidmore Asahi Kasei Corporation Marcia Feldkamp, M.D. William R. Slager Assessment Compliance Group Rodger and Teresa Nye Andy and Janice Smith Assistance League VaLaine Pack Helen T. Smith Barnes & Noble David H. Parker Katherine R. Smith Beehive Roamers Richard W. Parkinson, M.D. Linda Smith Bio International J. Morris and Beth B. Parrish Norma B. Smith Biocore Technologies Merlin R. Pass Timothy M. Smith Bonneville Knife & Fork Club, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Wendell M. Smoot III DONORREPORT

Books Are Fun, Inc. Peterson Mason Foundation Andrea E. Dawson, M.D. Russell K. Booth, Inc. Plantax Enterprises, Ltd. Wilma F. “Willie” Dolowitz Bountiful OB-GYN, Inc. The Ponderosa Trust H. Perry Driggs, Sr. Bountiful Orthopedic The Prudential Foundation Donald J. Dudley, M.D. & Sports Medicine Radius Engineering, Inc. Eldwin J. Dutson The Boyer Company Roderick Enterprises George H. and Joan D. Earl Brian Kearney Incorporated Roger Leland Goudie Foundation Franci Eisenberg California Film Extruders Salt Lake City Corporation Richard A. Elwyn & Converters Association Scanco USA, Inc. Timothy and Janine Felthouse CCI Mechanical, Inc. ShopKo Peggy Frasier Stan and Sandy Checkettes Foundation Skeletech Gayle and Jan S. Freeman, M.D. Cincinnati Transplant Institute, Inc. Snow, Christensen & Martineau Dr. James W. and Margie S. Freston Clearfield High School Foundation Amanda B. Gannon ClinTrials BioResearch, Ltd. South Valley Dermatology Center PC William R. Garr, M.D. CMS Viron Corporation Southern Oregon Orthopedics, Inc. Dr. Steven and Timmie Goodell Coda Gallery Teton Pines Resort and Country Club Frank W. and Susan E. Greene Cognetix, Inc. Scott W. and Betsy D. Thornton Robert D. Greensides, M.D. COMP-U-COPY Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Brock G. Guernsey Corinthian Colleges, Inc. Tribal Images Florentina Gustai Cunningham Family Foundation Union Pointe General Contractors Stanley J. Haberman, M.D. Dadiva Foundation United Drugs Scott and Pam Hale Eastern Orthodox Christian Charities U S West Communications David H. Hall, M.D. Spencer S. Eccles Utah Academy of Physician Assistants Jo Lee B. Heaton Health Sciences Library Utah Food Services Val G. Hemming, M.D. Eiger Enterprises Utah Motorsports Foundation Dr. Glenn O. and Lee Hewitt Elan Pharmaceuticals Utah Nonprofits Association, Inc. Shay W. Holley, M.D. Employees of Mark Miller Pontiac Kia Victonia Productions Laura M. Howat FBC Chemical Corporation Wallis Bros. Framing Sue E. Huether, Ph.D. The Framery R. C. Willey Home Furnishings Brewer and Kelly Hutchinson Friedman Bag Company, Inc. Womens State Legislative Council Gilbert H. and Thelma P. Iker Virginia C. Garner Trust of Utah Christine M. Jamjian Harris Family Foundation WRC Howell Val and Diana Johnson The HB Group, Inc. Collegiate Club David Jones, Ph.D. Helping Hand Association Leila Annette Jorgensen  Holliday Financial Donors who have contributed gifts totaling Dr. August L. and Joy Jung Idahoan Foods $300-$499 from July 1, 2000, through Janet Killian IKON June 30, 2001, to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. Anna Larson Intermountain Wood Products Dr. Daniel E. and Christine Lattin Jazz Basketball Investors, Inc. Individuals Mary LeBarron KEOH Family Foundation Julie C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Littlefield KSOP, Inc. Dick Anderson Barbara S. Lloyd Late Show with David Letterman Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lloyd LHM Charities Alonzo Ashton, M.D. Dick and Elaine Lockett Lido Gallery Dr. Catherine J. Babcock Yvonne W. Lonni, M.D. D. N. Lukens, Inc. A. Scott Bennion, D.D.S., M.D. and President J. Bernard and Chris Machen Mapleton Firemens Auxiliary Jeanne Bridwell Benjamin T. Marchello, M.D. Matis Dermatology, PC Neal and Carolyn Bennion Bill J. and Jeane S. Martin Meadow Creek Medical Clinic Cheryl Berg Scott M., Sr.* and Norma W. Matheson Mededcon James M. Besendorfer, M.D. Priscilla M. Mayden Midwest Office Supply Company Rick and Janeen M. Bloyer Jerry and Marcia McClain Mark Miller Subaru Eric G. Boyce Nancy Melich and Lex Hemphill Mission Pharmacal Company Dr. D. Ware and Linda L. Branch Grant W. and Marsha B. Midgley Morinda Katherine Brim Clark C. Miller NeuroCare Group Joseph Bubalo James Rex Miller, Jr., M.D. NPS Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Randall W. Burt, M.D. Dr. Joseph K. and Gwen A. Miner OB-GYN Associates Beverly S. Buss Robert F. Montgomery, M.D. Osteometrics, Inc. Mark E. Chittum, M.D. John G. Moore, M.D. Owen Healthcare, Inc. Marc and Jody Chouinard Mike Mundee Packaging Dimensions, Inc. Bradd K. Christensen, M.D. Phillip J. and Ruth L. Novak Parr, Waddoups, Brown, Ron and Elizabeth Christensen Gee & Loveless, P.C. Boyd N. and Beth Anne V. Cole Dr. Larry W. Oliver Robert K. and Evelyn D. Pedersen Robert Merrill Cope, M.D. Alan Olmstead, M.D. Family Foundation, Inc. Ron L. and Lindsay Cutshall Dr. Patricia L. Orlando Stephen L. and Nicola G. Dahl Dr. Mary Lou and Ralph Peak

* Deceased DONORREPORT

Gary G.* and Karen R. Post Kurt H. Albertine, Ph.D. George F. Bauer Dr. Lee K. and Dawn L. Roberts Virginia H. Aldrich Harold Bauman Michael C. Romney, M.D. Ted R. Allred, M.D. Keith and Normalynn Beagle Marilyn M. Roskelley Dr. Philip E. and Pat Allsen Charles P. Bean, M.D. Thom and Shirley C. Rossa Stanley J. Altman, M.D.* Patricia Bearnson, M.D. Dr. Wayne M. and Lakshmi and Prakasa Anantaneni Susan L. Beck, Ph.D. Marianne K. Samuelson Betty J. “Jae” Andersen Karen Beckstead and Tom McCollough Nancy E. Shelton Vinni L. Andersen Vernon R. Beeler Judith P. Short Clair and Mary Ann Anderson Michael Belfort, M.D. Dan and Margaret Siegel Esther Anderson DeVaughn B. and Arlene Bell Vicki Simpson Jay and Diane Anderson Richard H. and Joyce Bennett Gregory J. and Jenny P. Skedros Lissa and Curtis Anderson Jodie L. Bennion William and Diane Stahly Stephen P. and Merribeth Anderson Robert S. Bennion, M.D. James and Carrie Stoltz Dr. Timothy M. and Nedra Anderson James J. Bensel Dr. Jack D.and Marian S. Stringham William and Annette Anderson Mark Bergeron Paul R. Summers Nancy and Brad Andes Chris Bergman Arthur J. Swindle Flynn A. and Alison H. Andrizzi John O. Bergstrom, M.D. Susie J. Terry Dr. Mark G. and Caryl Angelos Sue A. Bergstrom John and Louise Tracy Mary C. Andher David E. Bernhardt Jennifer Truscht-VanHorn, M.D. John G. Anos Julee K. Bernhisel George and Barbara Vorce Kim J. Aoki, Jr., M.D. Dr. Kurt T. and Betsy Bernhisel J. A. and Mary Wade Jonathan D. Apfelbaum, M.D. Kay Bernson E. R. Warner Ronald I. Apfelbaum, M.D. and Vivian K. Berrell Charles and Judith Wegman Kathleen A. Murray, M.D. Dean Sterling Berrett Sandra E. Whitney Estelle E. Appleman Carole Bertelsen Boyd T. Williams Letitia P. Archultea, M.D. Michael L. Beus, M.D. Richard C. and Beatrice R. Wisan Monroe S. Arlen, M.D. Sandy Beveridge Dr. Richard J. and Sue Worley Leila B. Armknecht Mr. and Mrs. William C. Beville Anonymous Ruth E. Armknecht John L. Bezzant, M.D. Corporations and Foundations Kathleen T. Arms Kenneth A. Bills Lorraine C. Arter Wendy D. Bircher, M.S., P.T.  Innovative Imaging, Inc. Linda D. Artman Lynn A. Birrell Balloon Adventure Marriner D. Ashcroft Clark T. Bishop, M.D. Bausch & Lomb Pharmaceuticals Ralph L. and Virginia W. Ashton David D. and Linda Bishop  The Cathedral Church Lola S. Atiya of St. Mark Parish, Inc. David Jess Bjorkman, M.D. Pamela J. Atkinson HB Boys, L.C. David R. Bjornn Genevieve Atwood Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough Ginger C. Bjornstad Stephen C. Axthelm, M.D. Lefavor Envelope Company Scott Black Sally L. Ayer Loreal David H. Blackham James R. Babcock, M.D. Mancini & Groesbeck, Inc. Marion Blackinton, Ed.D. Brian Bacigalupo Prestige Gallery and Framing Dr. Tarlton Jay and Pamala S. Blair Robert L. Backman Pro Golf Superstore Ron Blatman Susan Kay Baggaley R & R Recreation Judith N. Blaufuss & Resort Properties, Inc. Carl and Rosemarie Bailey Kurt L. Blickenstaff, M.D. Rubio’s Restaurants, Inc. Janis F. Bailey Robert and Vanessa Bloom Sorrel River Ranch Resort Rudolph Baker, Jr. Alexander S. and June Bodi Soundburst Audio Distributors Ted and Olivia Balagtas Drs. Robert F. and Mollyn V. Bohnen Surgi-Tech, Inc. J. Bruce Balken, M.D. Frank D. Boll, Jr. Utah Chapter “H” & “C” Gold Wing Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Barbay Jeffrey E. Booth, M.D. Road Riders Association B. C. Bare and Katherine Bare Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bowen Wing Tai, Inc. Ann L. Barfield Dr. John M.* and Dorothy M. Bowen Rodney Jay Barker, M.D. Century Club Larry W. Bowen, M.D. Vaughn and Betty Jean Barker James W. Bown, M.D. Donors who have contributed gifts totaling Dr. Harold W. and Paula J. Barkman Joni B. Bown $100-$299 from July 1, 2000, through Almina A. Barksdale Theonia K. Boyd, M.D. June 30, 2001, to the University of Utah Charles R. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd Health Sciences Center. Mary Ann E. Barnard Richard S. Boyer, M.D. Individuals Joyce Marie Barra Lewis R. Boynton and Sonja G. Penttila Carol J. Adams, M.D. Kenneth Bartholomew, M.D. Albert and Margaret Bradbury E. Adams William R. Barton Margaret Mathews Fitzpatrick Bradbury Elton J. Adams, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Barusch Carma F. Bradley Mark Raymond Adams Karen L. Bassford Glenda Y. Bradley Arlis M. Adolf, M.D. Tom Battaile, Jr. Brian R. Bradshaw, M.D. Mary Ann L. Battle DONORREPORT

Howard C. and Afton B. Bradshaw Dr. Melvin Eric and Allison Carter Derek and June Crofton Dr. Kory Branham Thomas C. and Carolyn H. Cartwright Neil T. Crosby Donna Marie Branson Derek Casari John C. Crossley William J. Braun Brent Lee Casper Joe S.* and Madalene Ann Cuglietta Joseph W. Brazill Kenneth B. Caton Susan S. Culbertson, L.C.S.W. Carol Duvall Breckon Jean A. Ceriani Carl A. Curtis Stuart T. Breisch, M.D. Kimberly C. and Ernest E. Cerveny Dr. Donald D.and Maxine M. Curtis Jeri L. Brinton Karen S. Chafee Glade B. Curtis, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Steven H. Broadbent Dr. Jafar and Eugenia Chafi Penelope A. Dahlgren Sandra Brooks Dr. Richard W. and Joni Chapa Betty T. and Merrill C. Daines, M.D. Muriel A. Brophy L. Jeffrey Chappel, M.D. Brian Dannemann Barton E. Brower, M.D. Kent J. and Nedra D. Chard Alexander Danoyan A. Paul Brown, D.D.S. Susan P. Chasson John B. and Flora D’Arcy Douglas M. and Margaret C. Brown Dennis and Charlotte Chatterton Dr. Michael E. and Allison Daun Dr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Brown Anthony Chavez, M.D. Kenneth and Leola L. Davidson Janey L. Brown Christine Cheng, M.D. Chelsey R. Davies, M.D. Robert C. Brown, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Brent S. Child Ann S. Davis Ron and Patricia Brown John S. and Sara Lee Chindlund Glenn K. and Carolyn K. Davis Stephen D. Brown, M.D. Blake Christensen Harmon H. Davis II, M.D. Susan J. Brown Daniel D. Christensen, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Davis Bruce W. Browning Don L. Christensen, M.D. Ms. Margaret B. Davis Stephen R. Bryan, M.D. Kay L. Christensen, M.D. Max D. Davis, M.D. Wallace F. Bryner, M.D. Mahlon F. Christensen, M.D. Steven B. Davis, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Buchanan Scott K. Christensen, M.D. Dr. Wayne L. and Peggy Davis Mark E. Buchman Shirley R. Christensen Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dawson Arthur F. Budge, M.D. Sue D. and Thayer S. Christensen Glade and Nadine S. Day Brent L. Buehler Harold W. and Cecile J. Christiansen Dr. Leland K. and Helen Dayton Charles and Margaret Buehler Michael M. Christiansen Harold A. Decker, M.D. Luis and Amalia Bula Michelle Cinquino Neil A. and Ann B. Decker Charles W. and Jonnie B. Bullen Lyle and Marie Clapper Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeCoux Marilyn N. Buman Erin Leigh Clark Angela Deneris Bob Bunnell Harold Leo and Linda Clark La Voyle Denlinger John and Gale Bunnell J. Michael Clark, M.D. Robert Alan Dent Ms. Mary D. Burbank Mary Lynne Clark Jessica L. Depaepe, M.D.  Alice D. Burbidge Stephen J. Clark, Ph.D. Mary L. Dickey Brent R. Burdett, M.D. Dr. Timothy Clark Gary A. Dildy III, M.D. M. Kent Burgon Wesley G. Clark, Ph.D. Susan S. Dillon Dr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Burnakis Douglas L. and Georgiana K. Clausen John R. and Helen L. Dinwoodey Thomas W. Burns, M.D. Emmett H.* and Dr. William A. and Marlynn Starley Bushnell Bonnie C. Clayton, Ph.D. Catherine H. Dittman Clifton and Kari A. Butler Keith J. Clayton, M.D. Kathleen A. DiVincenzo, M.D. Leslie E. Byers Sidney H. Clayton John W. Dodson, M.D. Tina E. Byrd William C. Cleary Michael V. and Krisden K. Doherty Laura D. Byrne Phil and Susan Clinger Phillip and Paula Dollar Muriel J. Bywater Betty R. Cloer Larry A. Donoso, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Caine Tom V. Cloward, M.D. Chris E. Dory, M.D. Lynne Calame, R.N. Dr. Sam C. Colachis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marty Douma John and Sandra Calevas David and Robyn Cole Mark A. Dowdle, M.D. Barbara D. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Hal Cole Wayne R. and Wilma Dowell Dr. Curtis M. and Debra Campbell Bryan and Diana Coleman Lewis G. Dragolovich Dan L. Campbell S. Michael Coleman, M.D. Michael L. Draper, M.D. Karen H. Hinckley Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Coleman Connie A. Drenker Cindy Cannon, M.D. Michael W. Condie, M.D. Peter G. Drewes, M.D. Lawrence Cappel Dr. Glenn C. and Rosilene Cook Lois Drews Deborath Ann Carapezza Johnnie V. Cook, M.D. Jules S. and Margaret C. Dreyfous Judith Carleson M. Bill and Joyce Cook Michael S. Drooker Dr. Harold D. and Barbara Carlson M. H. and Joyce H. Cook Baalah Fishler Drooks Marlene Carlson C. Floyd and Mary Anne Cooper Dana F. Druk Ronald M. Carn, M.D. Kathy B. and David F. Coppin, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dufour Jose-Luiz G. Carneiro Jim and Bette J. Cornwell Ronald and Kathryn A. Duke Grant L. Carter, Jr., M.D. Ruth V. Covert Larry S. Dunford Jane A. Carter Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Crespin Cal and Rhea Dunn Joseph Wayne Carter Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Crocker James R. and Janet Dunn Mary Jane Croft * Deceased DONORREPORT

John M. and Linda T. Dunn Bill and Cindy Forbes Larry Grossman Rodney D. Dunn Randolph J. Fordham Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Grossmann Paul M. and Maren Durham Dianna L. Fox, R.N. Mike and Mariann Gudac Gardner R. Durkee, M.D. Elaine Fox Janette Gull R. Scott Dye Thomas South Fox, M.D. Gaylen Smith Gurr, M.D. LeeAnn Fagan Dzelzkalns Nancy G. Frampton Robert Layton Gwinn Alberta V. Eastmond James W. Francis Victor J. Haag James A. and Joyce Eberhardt Mr. Jay K. Francis Sandra W. Haak Gerald K. and Noellen Edmunds Thomas Frank Karen J. Hale Dr. Harry and Jeanne Elster Allen D. Freemyer Mr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Hall Denise Elwood Jacque S. and Michael C. Frei Gary L. Halversen, M.D. Patricia R. Elwood Mark A. Fulton, M.D. Carol Dukes Hamilton, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Ely Kevin Charles Funk, M.D. Dr. Carl G. and Erna G. M. Hammar Michael R. and Phyllis T. Embley Harvey A. Gabert, M.D. R. Bruce and Mary S. Hancey Marita J. Emerson James R. and Barbara T. Gaddis Alan Hancock Steve and Lynne Emminger Terry E. Gagon, M.D. Deanna C. Hanes Thomas J. Ence, M.D. Barbara L. Gallacher Gordon and Connie Hanks William K. and Fern H. England W. B. Gannett, Jr. Alice C. Hannahs Robert A. Englert Sandy Garlick Glenn C. and Bruhneild Hanni Dr. and Mrs. John B. English Edward and Lillian G. Garrett Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hannum Morris P.* and Beverly Epstein Sheila G. Garvey, M.D. David A. Hansen, M.D. Mary W. Erickson Dr. George W. and Amy B. Gasser Lamar J. Hansen Cynthia L. Eriksson Edith Gates Leon Hansen, M.D. Eunice K. M. Ernst John and Christena O. Gates T. Randy Hansen, M.D. Gerald and Judy Ervin W. B. and Ruth B. Gatrell Timothy W. Hansen, M.D. M. Sean Esplin, M.D. L. Jeanne Gemmell, M.D. G. Craig and Marilyn Hanson Mary J. Etzel W. Bryan George Kerry B. Harding Dr. Joseph R. and Nadine Evans George E. and K. C. Sato Gerpheide Dr. David C. and Catherine Hardy La Rita C. Evans David Gibala Jolie Coleman Hardy Warren G. Eyre, M.D. H. Dennis and Kathlene P. Gibbons John and Carolyn Harmer Dorian R. Faber, M.D. Courtney McKenna Gibbs Mr. and Mrs. Blaine N. Harmon Jack Fairclough Richard Frank Gibson Dr. Stanton D. Harn Oliver L. Fang, M.D. Jeffrey L. Giese and Mary Gesicki Drs. Janet K. and H. Ric Harnsberger  Dr. Michael O. and Jody W. Farley Eugene and Inga Giles Ken and Marlene Harris Lee Farmer Patricia A. Gillett, Ph.D. David A. Harris, M.D. Judy A. Farnsworth Inez Browning Ginkel Debb Harris Lynn S. Farnwsorth, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. George B. Glade, Jr. Duane J. Harris, M.D. Jane Farr, Ph.D. Leslie C. and June Glaser Marlene M. Harris Lana Fay Mr. Reed N. Glauser Colleen C. Harrison Janet M. Featherstone C. Joseph Glenn, M.D. Don and Bonnie Harsh Diane S. Fedorchak Susan Glickman David A. Hatch, M.D. Martin Feldman, M.D. Larry D. and Gailynn Gluth Harvey and Linnea Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Spencer P. Felt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Goldman Robert A. and Karla S. Hatch Joan K. Ferguson David M. Gontrum Galen Hathaway Dr. and Mrs. David M. Ferney Kathryn B. Goodfellow Mike and Billie-Joyce Hatzidakis Stephen J. Ferney, M.D. Kathy A. Goodfellow John K. Hayes, Jr., M.D. L. James and Helen Ferrarini D. John Gosch-Barker, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hayes Miles Cap Ferry J. Michael Gottfredson Dr. David R. and Joan Haymond Brian Scott Fielden Dr. Arnold Lamar and Brenda Graff David and Loraine Healey Barbara and Keith N. Finlayson, M.D. Gene S. and Ann W. Graham Rodman and Luella Heath Michael A. Finnamore Jan Graham Sherry and Gorge Heckler Jennifer A. Fischbach, M.D. Nancy Grant Mark and Beverly Helferich Don L. Fisher, M.D. Edgar R. Graul Ronald E. Hernberry Jeanne Fitzgerald Larry J. Graves Richard S. Henderson, M.D. Kristie A. Fitzgerald Debra Graybill John R. Hendrickson Mark Gordon Flammer, M.D. Theodore H. Greaves, Jr., M.D. Dr. George R. and Julie H. Heninger Thomas and Lula Flanders Douglas E. and Joyce Green David F. Hensler Dr. David C. and Lynn M. Flinders Louise B. Green Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Henteleff Steven Gary Fogg, M.D. Amy B. Gregerson Joseph W. Hess, M.D. and Rod J. Folkersen Herold and Mary Gregory Jean Stallwood Hess Rodger L. Foltz Andrew and Sharon Griffin Elena Hewitt Kim Y. Fong Gene Griffin Stephen L. Hicken, M.D. Mary Kay Griffin Richard J. Hicks Mary T. Griffin DONORREPORT

Teresa A. Hildebrand, M.D. Susan J. Jensen Dr. Thomas C. and Joan P. King Jacklyn A. Hill Michele Libbebur Jenson Dr. John H. Kinney Walter W. Hiller, M.D. John D. Jeppson, M.D. Robert D. Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. C. Douglas Hinckley Dirk O. and Laurie Jergensen George and Gene Kirchoff Jean E. Hindley and Alan Gatrell Janis Ray Jewell Heather McMaster Kithany Thelma B. Hitchcock Rodney W. Joe, M.D. James J. Kitowski Elizabeth K. Ho Mr. Christopher Johns Dr. Alex J. and Rondalinn J. Klistoff Eldon and Marian Holbrook Rebecca C. and M. Craig Johns, M.D. David B. and Dianne Klumpe Steve and Chris Holbrook Bruce and Julia Johnson Donna M. Knapp Carrie Louise Holland, Ed.D. Carol A. Johnson Shirlee Jacobson Knell Lynn Hollister Donna J. Johnson Jennifer L. Koch Patricia and John Holloway Duane and Vickie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Kohoutek Charles W. Holmgren Gary and Julie Johnson Louis Koncz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Holmgren Joyce D. Johnson, M.D. Albert and Dorothy Kopecky Eddie and Ann Holt Verl and Adell Johnson Carl E. Kowalski Rick Holt Mr. Robert L. Johnson Ericka C. Kramer, R.N. Scott Holt Alan and Carol Johnston Margaret M. Kruse Jerry and Marjorie W. Holub Joseph and Gwendolyn Johnston Dr. Lindy F. and Hisa Kumagai Dr. John T. and Anne C. Hopkin Mark A. Johnston, M.D. John R. Kumer Chris and Scott Hopkinson David A. Jones George Kurose Darren Wayne Housel, M.D. Harley and Bonnie Jones Jeffrey Anton Kurrus, M.D. R. T. and Patricia Howells J. Clarke Jones, M.D. Katherine Kwic James S. J. Hsu, M.D. Jeffrey Allen Jones Ann L. Lamb, Ph.D. Jason Kimura and Candice Hubbard Kent and Dixie Jones Lois Langdon Lyman Hughes and Marcia Hughes Kimberley B. Jones Kenneth and Christine Lantis Areva L. and Robert D. Huish Ruth E. Jones Gordon L. Larsen, M.D. Dr. and Ms. Dale Hull Steven M. Jones Krista E. Larsen Diane C. Hummel Lynn B. Jorde, Ph.D. Roswitha E. and Dianne Hunt Cynthia Jorgensen Lowell D. Larsen, M.D. Lt. Col. Dwight and Sylvia Huntsman John and Crisenda Joseph Suzanne and Gary F. Larsen, M.D. Juanita J. Hurley Erin and Kenneth Judd Roald O. and Dorothy Larson Scott N. Hurst, M.D. V. E. Judd, M.D. Graham G. Larshley, M.D. Janica W. Husbands, APRN W. Allen and Cynthia Julian Lisa B. Laughlin Darrell R. Huseth Malcolm and Cherie J. Justice Harriet T. Lawrence  Paul and Elise Hutchings Dr. George A. and Silvia Fisher Jutila Margaret S. Lawrence Carolyn Goor Hutchinson Dan J. Kadrmas Jeanne Marie Le Ber Doug and Janet Hutchinson Dr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Kagan Margaret Leatham Ann P. Hutton Jerry Kaplan Harry L. Lee Barry N.* and Marian W. Ingham Victoria R. Karns Jay Pun Lee Heather Ingham Tracy Karp John H. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irion Mr. John Karwatsky Joseph C. and Clarice Lee Marks S. Isaacson, M.D. Josephine M. Kasteler, Ph.D. Ralph L. Lee Leo and Mamiyo Iseki Mr. and Mrs. Andy Katsanevas James D. Lefavor Ms. E. Isgrigg Kathleen M. Kaufman, R.N. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Lence Theresa A. Ittner Dr. and Mrs. Alex and Lori J. Kay Hanz Lener Elaine and Joseph E. Jack, M.D. Harvey J. Keating Edward K. Lesniewski Judy Jackson Helen K. Kee, Ph.D. David and Judith Levett Leon S. Jackson, M.D. Toni M. Keller George A. Levine, M.D. Richard A. Jackson, M.D. David M. and Mary Ann Kelly David Petersen Lewis, M.D. Steven T. Jackson, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Kendall Norman G. Lewis, M.D. Craig and Susan E. Jacobsen William and Elenor Kennedy Scott B. Lewis, M.D. Elizabeth Jacobsen Tom Kesey Susan and Mark R. Lewis, M.D. Geraldine Meerbott Jacobson, M.D. Dr. Ken and Marchelle Kesler Tamara Lewis, M.D. Jay A. and Julie Jacobson Alfred E. Kessler Ching Po Li, M.D. Carol E. Jelaco L. Michael Kettel, M.D. Hans and Brigitte Licht R. Cleve and June M. Jenkins Lyndell A. Kewley Cassandra B. Lien Elizabeth M. Jensen, M.D. Suzanne and William R. Keye, Jr. Christine A. Lighthall Glenda L. Jensen Gregory E. Keyes, M.D. Dean R. Lillquist Gordon D. Jensen Marsha and William E. Kilgore III, M.D. Alan N. Lindsay, M.D. Lloyd R. Jensen, M.D. John J. Kim, M.D. Jack and Jodi Livingood Michael Henrie Jensen, M.D. Dr. Sung Wan and Hee Kyung Kim Kay Livingston Randy L. Jensen, M.D. Ray L. Kimber Drs. Farrell J. and Robin Lloyd Dr. Steven P. and Lilian J. Jensen Jerry J. King L. Kimball Lloyd, M.D. T. Eugene King * Deceased DONORREPORT

Valerie K. Logsdon-Pokorny, M.D. Paul T. McBride, M.D. Michael and Mary Mummey Richard and Elizabeth Long Dr. Allan L. and Peggy J. McCall Mark A. Munger Dr. Eugene J. and Patricia Low James McCauley Betty K. Murakami Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Lowen W. Thomas McCollough Dr. Chad L. and Remae H. Murdock Trudy Lowery Michele T. McCracken Thomas and Lois S. Murdock Bo Lu Brad and Mindy McDonald Kelly P. Murnin, M.D. Maurie Luetkemeir Dr. and Mrs. J. Ralph McDonald Michael L. Murray Georgia R. Lui, M.D. Tim McDonald Ms. Gloria J. Myers Troy and Colleen Lunceford Mary Ann McDonnell, M.D. Jed P. Naisbitt, M.D. Van K. and Elizabeth Lund Kathleen M. McElligott Dr. Alfred H. and Doris Namba Norma E. Lunt Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. McFadden Paul Napier Bob and Jane Lyles Jeanne McGovern Dr. and Mrs. James J. Naramore Joanna M. Lynch Brian T. McGrath Robert G. Naylor, M.D. Thomas T. Lynott Joan C. McGregor Dr. Kathleen R. and Timothy R. Neal Debbie Lyons H. Michael McIntyre, M.D. Edward M. Nedza Larry Lyons Alison L. McKenzie, Ph.D. Janice Ann Neerings Rosemary M. Lysaght Tim B. McLaughlin, M.D. Ralph P. and Marge L. Neilson Darlene MacFarlane Donald G. McQuarrie, M.D. Christopher and Michelle Nelli Dr. Eric J. Mack Robert A. Mead Lloyd H. and Mary D. Nelsen Dewey C. Mackay III, M.D. Rob Meier Jacqueline L. Nelson, M.D. David MacNally Dr. Michael G. and Polly Melendez Margaret M. Nelson Dorothy W. Macrate Heidi Memmott Norman D. and Janet H. Nelson Caryn B. Madden Jeffre K. and Cynthia L. Merrill Penny Nelson Michelle K. Madden William H. Merritt, M.D. Jody Neuman Darrell R. Maddock Gladys C. Meyer, Ph.D. Bob and Dawn Newey Brigham D. and Betty* M. Madsen David Chris Michael Dr. Robert C. and Eleanor R. Newman Carlos N. Madsen, M.D. James W. Michelsen, M.D. Bill Nichols and Patricia Richards Patricia Madsen Frances A. Mielach, Ph.D. Carolyn Nickerson, Ed.D. Helen Mah Dolores W. Miller Clark R. Nielsen Wai Ching Mah Karen L. Miller, M.D. Lynn J. and Kathryn Nielsen Lynn J. Maland March T. Miller Dr. Kenneth J. and Elinor Nielson Christopher G. Maloney Warren N. Miller, M.D. Mei M. Nishimoto Nick Mamalis, M.D. B. Carol Milligan Tom and Nancy Nissalke  Dr. George T., Jr. and Franzi Manilla Dennis J. Mills Neil K. Nixon, D.D.S. Donna Manning Steven Mimnaugh, M.D. Oguchi H. Nkwocha, M.D. Thomas J. Mansen, Ph.D. Karie L. Minaga-Miya David and Patricia Noall Melvin and Kim Mar Dr. and Mrs. Fred Miya Dr. Chris and Barbara Nolan Denny and Suzanne Mardas Rodney A. Miyasaki Paul and Dorothy Nordberg Ernest D. Mariani Stanley N. Mogermann, M.D. Joyce S. Nordgren Gail L. Marietta David and Stephanie Mohr Tosca Norton Robert and Judy Marino E. Conrad Monson, M.D. Suzanne Scattergood Nutting, M.D. Arline Markosian Kay M. Moore Martin J. Nygaard, M.D. Meg Marks Kristopher C. Moore Yueh-Tao Nyman Dr. and Mrs. Russell L. Marlor Robert and Jean Moore Sean O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow D. Marriott Seroni Morford Richard H. Odell C. R. Mars James M. Morgan, M.D. Ruth I. Oka Art and Mae Marshall Tamra D. Morgan Kenge and Marye Okada Mary Jo Martin David Glen Morrell, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. K. Kay Okawa Dr. R. Bruce Martin and Shirley Morris Susan Okerlund Ann G. Peterson Anne Dingman Morrison Dr. and Mrs. G. Scott Oldroyd Sandi Martin Bonnie J. Morrison Ken and Evelyn Oliver Jerry and Miriam Mason Roy D. Morrison Allen Olsen, M.D. Joan J. Mathews, Ph.D. Mary Jane C. Mortensen Colleen M. Olsen F. Matt Matthews J. Paul Moslander Gregg and Alice F. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. William A. Matthews III Marjory W. Moss Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Olsen Nancy J. Matyunas Stanley W. Moss, M.D. Richard and Colleen Olsen Dr. John W. and Karen K. Mauger Marilyn Mott Ted W. Olsen Randall J. Maxfield J. Heber Moulton James V. Olson Russell P. Maxwell, M.D. James and Genevieve Moulton Raymond D. Olson Dennis L. May, M.D. Phillip Muehring Richard G. Olson Douglas B. McAffee Marcia J. Mueller Dr. Richard J. and Marilyn Olson Gilbert C. McArdle, M.D. David and Bonnie Muench K. Helen and D. Oniki, M.D. Jane C. Mueninghoff Dr. Mark W.* and Margaret Ann Muir DONORREPORT

Edward Onofrio Mark and Laura A. Priest Robert H. Rose Russell J. Ord, M.D. Patricia Prince and Leonel Figueredo Ira M. and Helen Rosenmertz Marvin W. Orrock Phylanne Carnovale Prince E. Rod and Bette C. Ross Barbara Osborne David Aaron Putnam Capt. S. Ann Ross Marilyn P. Osborne Garry V. Quinton James T. Roth, M.D. Bryan T. Oshiro, M.D. Robert R. Radford David C. Rothbaum Carolyn B. Ostler-Lyman Michelle M. Rafati Leanne M. Rouseau, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Overfelt Sandra L. Ragan LeGrand Rowan, Jr. Robert and Vicki Owen John and Sharon Ragsdale Ronald J. Ruff, M.D. Robert D. Owen, M.D. Dr. Marvin L. and Elizabeth W. Rallison Susan Rugg Dr. Christopher Mark Paap Jack B. Rampton, M.D. David A. Russell Kirk and Paula Pace R. Lor Randall, M.D. Dennis D. Russell, M.D. Julie S. Paegle The Randall Family Alene M. Russon Elaine Pagnanelli Kathleen R. Rasmussen, M.D. Stan and Diane Ruth Lisa Lynn Paine Frank J. Ratty, Ph.D. Maxine S. Ryan Richard C. and Alease Irons Palma JoAnn B. Rauzi Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sabol Peter and Olga Panourgias Harry I. Ravitz Yolanda E. and Jannette Pappas, Ph.D. Shirley N. Ray Theodore A. Saieh, M.D. Delbert A. Park, Jr. Ruth Raymond David E. and Carol C. Salisbury Gordon S. Park, M.D. Beatrice R. Razor Roy and Sylvia Sanchez Frank and Maria Parkin Martha L. Redeker and John and Lonna Sanderson Dr. Stephen K. and Susan Parkinson Robert B. Carter Katherine Sangroniz Dr. Thomas N. Parks and Fredric D. Reed Robert M. Satovick, M.D. Patricia Legant J. Dale Reed Neil A. Satovsky Janet Parry Dale and Marian N. Reese Hy and Debra Saunders Gloria Partridge J. Patrick and Mary Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Savage Catherine J. Paskert, Ph.D. Dr. Ethna R. Reid W. Michael Scheffer Diane Pattee Dr. Mervin R. Reid Melna N. Schenk Alan R. Patterson, M.D. Karen S. Reimherr Frederick Schiller William and Cathryn Patterson Ronald L. Rencher Dr. C. Duwayne and Carol H. Pattillo, M.D. Ruth L. Renlund Alice Cannon Schmidt Anne and William Paul, Jr. Mark and Ann C. Restad Jeffrey Cannon Schmidt, M.D. William J. and Carol Lynne Paul Charles N. Reynolds Linda A. Schmidt Maxine Crookston Schmidt Brent R. Payne, M.D. Leonard and Cheri Smith Reynolds  Kathy Jane Pedersen Michael J. and Lisa Reynolds Noland and Patricia H. Schneider Jean Peppinger Dorothy Scowcroft Rich Maj. Gen. Garry A. and Helen Schnelzer Daphne M. and Curtis W. Perkins Edward and Lorna Rich Helen L. Schofield Ryan S. Perkins, M.D. Jayne Barbara Richard, Ed.D. Shirley Scholz Bruno E. and Monica C. Perri Ms. Elizabeth W. Richards Shirley I. Schowengerdt Rand M. and Marian P. Perrier Robert C. Richards, M.D. John F. Schroll Roger S. Perry, M.D. Sean and Victoria Richardson Rae B. Schumacher* Marta J. Petersen, M.D. Ms. Anna P. Richey Daniel C. and Teresa Schwartz Frank E. Peterson, M.D. Kristen Ries, M.D. William L. Schwartz, M.D. George A. Peterson Bonnie Rieser Dr. Gregory A. and Jo Ann Schwitzer Dr. and Mrs. Lee M. Peterson Mary Frances Riley Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Scott Michael R. Peterson, M.D. Joseph F. and Raye C. Ringholz Marcia A. Scoville Nellie H. Peterson O. Rhees and Shirley Ririe Dr. James P. and Madalyn Sue Seaman W. Curtis Peterson, M.D. Ernest L. Rister, Jr. David Seligson, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Peterson Alexia Ritzakis Raimund J. Sesanto Thomas G. Pettinger Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Roberts J. Ronald Schaffer, M.D. Charles N. Petty, M.D. Connie Roberts and Dee Johnson Steven W. Shamo, M.D. Edwin G. Pfursich Leissa Ann Roberts Elizabeth S. Sharp Esther Marie Pherrin Teresa and Paul A. Robertson, M.D. Muriel P. Shaul, Ph.D. Craig and Robin Phillipps B. Noal Robinson, M.D. Ben F. and Elverda Shaw John J. and Katrina A. Phillips Dr. Franklin D. III and Edward G. Shearer Christine Pickett Dinah H. Robinson Kay Shelton Nancy Pilar and Dominique Simon Patrick Robinson Glen M. Sheppard, M.D. Thomas E. Pillsbury Brad Robison Destiny S. Shields A. Lloyd Poulsen, M.D. Mary and Paul C. Roche, Jr. Dr. W. Donald and Virginia M. Shields Sherry J. Poulson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Roderick, Jr. James G. Shupe, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph C. Pramaggiore Jeffrey G. Rogers, M.D. Joe V., Jr. and Barbara Siciliano Frederick L. Prettner John A. and Jeannine C. Rokich Sam J. Siciliano, Sr. Dennis A. Priebat, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Rollins Jimmie Siddall Jeanette J. Rose * Deceased DONORREPORT

Jeffrey and Leslie Silvestrini Dr. Richard K. and Jan Strong Jerry Vance, M.D. James C. Simmons, M.D. Peggy Ann Stroud Dan and Sara Jane Vancil Sandra L. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Preston Struve Dr. Sheryll L. and Eric Vanderhooft Suzanne Simmons Connie C. Stults, M.D. Karin VanValkenburg Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Simon Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sturdevant Fay R. Vernon Eric E. Simonson, M.D. Gordon and Margaret Sundberg Evan J. Vickers Jann Simpson Peter V. Sundwall, M.D. Joy S. Viehweg Mark and Dorothy Siu Michael D. Sutphin, M.D. Ann M. Voda, R.N. John G. Skedros, M.D. Robert G. Sutton, Ph.D. Diane Voit and Martin Culley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skelton, Jr. Patrick J. Sweeney, M.D. Bill and Heidi Vriens Richard A. Slater Mary Jo and Larry Swift Thorpe Waddingham Ann Smart Carol Nagata Tanaka B. Lee Walker Harold and M. Arlene Smedley Dr. Liya Tang Beth M. Walker Ben and Sally Smith Sonny Tangaro and Kathy Bazz-Tangaro Linda M. Walker Carol A. Smith Fred H. and Irene S. Tannenbaum Nicole Walker Darrell F. Smith, M.D. E. Mauria Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Walkowski Dasil C. and Melba F. Smith Keith W. Tanner M. Danny and Alvina Wall David C. Smith Bill and Suzanne Tate Alexander C. and Margaret J. Wallace Dr. Donald E., Jr. and Rebecca Smith Ida S. Tateoka Brent E. Wallace, M.D. Duncan and Kristin Smith Lorelei D. Tavey Christine Wallace Enoch Richard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Taylor Charlene Murphey Wangsgard Jackie Aileen Smith, Ph.D. J. Bradley Taylor, M.D. R. Scott Ward Jennifer Smith Mark B. Taylor, M.D. Dawn Warner Marc Smith Meredith and Sharon Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Warner Dr. Roger H. and Paula Smith Sandra L. Taylor J. Ballard Washburn, M.D. Sally S. Smith Dick and Josie Telford Gary M. Watts M.D. Sherman C. Smith, M.D. Chiye Terazawa Thomas M. Weed, M.D. Terry Smith and Gail J. Olson Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Theurer, Jr. Dr. W. Richard and Laurie Ann Weeks Wilmetta Smith David A. Thiele, M.D. William B. Wegesser Kathryn J. Smith-Sonzini Charles H. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Steven L. Weighall A. Owen Smoot, M.D. D. Ray Thomas, M.D. Ronald L. Weiss, M.D. Stephen and Meredith Snizek Daniel G. Thomas D. Bradley Welling, M.D. LeRoy Snyder Helen Marie Thomas LaRae Wellman  Kenji and Yoshiko Sobata J. Spencer Thompson, M.D. John N. West Dr. Joseph D. and Karen Soderberg Dr. Kent C. and Ida M.* Thompson Kelly and Barbara Wheat James F. Sorenson Robert G. Thompson Michael M. Wheeler, M.D. Luke Sorenson Thomas P. Thompson Bart L. Wheelwright Michael W. Soulier Scott and Betsy Thornton James Octavius Whelan Jannie H. Spader Ralph L. Tingey, M.D. Joe White Gerald J. Spangrude, Ph.D. Loretta and Ralph Tippets Gary W. Whiting, M.D. William M. Sperline, M.D. Gwendolyn L. Tobiason Spade B. Whittemore, M.D. Donald and René Spilker Arlea W. Tolboe Harlan and Kay N. Weise A. T. Stair, Jr. Jeanette M. Tolliver Ray and Jennifer Wilde Timmy and Le Anne Stanley Kristina S. Tomblin J. Alec Wilder Tracy A. Standsfield Verl R. and Joyce M. Topham Diana Gaudin Wilkins, Ph.D. Robert L. and Tanny Stayner Walter Townson Lori Wilkinson Jerome Stenehjem, M.D. Benson Toy, Pharm.D. Mark and Laura Willes Andrew P. Stephens Kevin A. Tracy, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. C. Basil Williams Dennis L. Stevens, M.D., Ph.D. Dr. Duc Duy Tran and Thu Ha Tran Dr. H. James and Janet C. Williams Lyman B. Stevens, M.D. Mildred M. Trewet William A. and Clarice Williams Mary O’Donnell Stevens Carol Triebel Beverly Wilson Marilyn L. Stewart Dennis G. Trop Frank M. and Pam Wilson R. Coleen Stice, M.D. Leonardo and Eileen Trujillo Dr. and Mrs. James Wilson William J. and Karen Stilling Ming-Chieh Tu Nichol C. Wilson Kortney J. Stirland Mary Shea Tucker Wendy Wilson Dr. Robert E. and Jana Stockdale Alta D. and W. T. Tull Joseph M. Winder Donald G. Stockman, D.D.S. Lisa Tumminello Elizabeth J. Winfield Carrie A. Stoltzman Richard B. Turner, M.D. S. Douglas Wing, M.D. Ray and Mary Louise Stout Mr. and Mrs. Blaine E. Twitchell David E. Winters Wilfred and Betty Stratten Della Twitchell Stephen Wisniewski, Ph.D. Robert P. Strebel, M.D. Dr. Frank H.* and Alida W. Tyler Daniel M. Witt Dr. Linda S. Tyler Dr. LeGrand and Lucille G.* Uffens Kara K. Urnes, M.D. DONORREPORT

Roger J. Wolcott, M.D. Crest Realty, Inc. PanAbrasive, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Wolfe Deforest Voss Residuary Trust Park City Fire Service District Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Wolff Deloitte & Touche Park City Firefighters Association Richard A. Wolthuis Deseret Mortuary Peery Hotel Jeffrey G. Wong, M.D. Deseret Mutual Benefit Association Peterson Family Trust Lane and Audrey J. Wong Eltron Supply, Ltd. Pfizer-Roerig Timothy W. Woods, M.D. Employees of Park City Post Office Plain City Drug Robert H. Woody Equitable Life & Casualty Porter-Oliger-Pearson Carl T. Woolsey, Sr., M.D. Insurance Company Funeral Home, Inc. Mary Lynn Worl Fire Station # P R D Private Foundation Dr. Joanne Wright Foothill Gardens The Ramsey Group Nancy J. Wylie Ford-Bynum, Inc. Re/Max Associates Kent and Karen Yates Foseco, Inc. Ribail, Stauffer and Associates, P.L.L.C. Lee M. Yokum Friends at Boeing Rio Grande Cafe Employees Grant A. Young Gastronomy, Inc. The Rio, Inc. Rebecca O. Young Geiger & Associates Rocky Mountain Dermatology Todd and Melene Rose Zagorec General Distributing Company Salt Lake Christian Center Tamara Zagorec-Marks, M.D. Gilley Enterprises-Louisiana Partnership Sangstat Corporation Karen Zempolich, M.D. Halliburton Schaeffer Farms, Inc. John and Dana Zimmerman The Glenn C. Hanni Family Trust Scholes & Olmstead Dermatology Dona and Verner Zinik Harris Insurance and Financial Services Scott Machinery Company Ed and Marelynn Zipser Hogle Zoo The Sierra Pacific Foundation Dr. Michael A. Zupon and Huntsman Petrochemical Company Signature Flight Support Shizuko Kitagawa Fred Hutchinson Cancer Simplot Food Group Rhoda C. Zylstra Research Center Skytop LLC Anonymous Idaho Package Company Snowbird Ski & Summer Resort Ida-Tran, Inc. Corporations and Foundations S.O.S. Drug Company Integrated Consulting Group, Inc. Southwire Company A and Z Produce Company Intermountain Gas Company Spanish Fork Post Office Admiral Beverage Company Intermountain Mini Sprints Stanley Consultants, Inc. All Seasons Condominiums, Inc. Interwest Sports and Orthopaedics Steelbreeze Design, Inc. Alliant Techsystems, Inc. It’s a Miracle Center Tom Stevens Construction Alpha Court Jones Lab Storopack, Inc. Alpha Delta Kappa Judd and Associates Suncrest Development Corporation Alpha Delta Kappa, Eta Chapter  Kerr, Waid & Associates Sundance Catalog Company Alta Lodge Kingsbury Hall Taylorsville Lions Club American Association KJZZ of Diabetes Educators in Utah Ucon Produce La Caille Arizona Kidney Disease and Universal Athletic Supply Hypertension Center Lady Footlocker University of Utah Athletics Department Ashland Ford-Chrysler Center Lions International U P & L Men’s Golf Association A.T.I. Corporation LIS Logic Team Upper Great Plains Atkin & Lilja Madison Family Health Corporation Transportation Institute Bassett, Brosius & Dawson Market Results, Inc. USU Research Foundation Advisors, Inc. Matria Healthcare, Inc. Utah Power & Light Brigham Medical Clinic Inc. Maven Strategic Partners, Inc. Men’s Golf Association Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. MCK, Inc. Utah State University Builders Association Megadiamond Utah Symphony of Northern Nevada Melton Management, Inc. Utah Valley Regional Burbidge & Mitchell Milex Southern Medical Center Medical Staff California Metal X Metal Millcreek Pharmacy UVRMC/OCH Medical Staff Briquetting Company Milliman & Robertson, Inc. Valley Drug Carden Christian Academy Motor Meister, Inc. Carter and Richards, P.A. Venturas Custom Mount Olympus Auto Painting Charitableway Certified Nurse-Midwives P.C. West Hills Middle School Charity Motors, Inc. Mountain Top Investors Worldwide Equipment Chiropractic Injury Care & Prevention Mountain View Pharmacy, Inc. Sales & Technology, Inc. Christensen and Griffith Noland and Son Construction Zion Park Inn Construction Company Company, Inc. Zions Securities Corporation Circle Valley Produce, LLC NWT, Inc. Circuit City Ogden Women’s Clinic Coconut-Island Network, LLC Kenge and Marye Okada Cooper Research, Inc. Support Foundation Olympus Doll Club P.A. Surgical Services

* Deceased DONORREPORT

In Memory Of Sarah Dolores Morris Berret Rita Carr Florence DeKarver Those in whose memory gifts Dolores Berrett Robert Carroll Salvador Delgado were made from July 1, 2000, William C. Bezyack Marilyn Mills Carver John Denlinger through June 30, 2001. Guy Biddle John Thomas Cashman John Payne Detamore L. Sue Biedermann Wallace L. Chambers, M.D. Dan Deveraux Lennis Abel Fred Biesinger Robert Duane Chelf Robert W. Dill James Adams, Sr. Alice M. Bigelow Clyde L. Cheney Hank Dirkmat Jeffy Adams Ramon F. Bindrup Richard L. Cheney Ulli Dodd Eric Allen Bernice Bingham Mari Esther Robison Pam Dominguez Dr. Joseph H. Allen Dr. Gerald Bingham Cheshire Allan Donnelly Rhoda Dobson Allen Melba B. Bingham Blanche Child James Doolin Robert Allen Robert H. Bischoff Mark Lynne Child Caren June Douglas Wallace H. Allen Grant B. Bitter Hugh P. Chindlund Clara Driggs Mary A. Allison Mary Blackhurst Gladys Elizabeth C. Steven Drushall Betty Allred Briant K. Blanchard, Sr. Chipman Anna Dugmore Vera Alumbaugh Irene A. Bliss Lin Chipman Jean N. Duke Alice Ann Anastasion Marques Blodgett Sean Chressel President Loren C. Dunn Patricia G. Anderegg Paul J. Bohman Andrew Christensen Ernie Durbane Harriet Gerdt Andersen Dorothy Bond Eunice Christensen Ernest F. Durbano Claudell Anderson J. Lynn Booth Jack Christensen Art Durrant E. LeRoy and John Bond Laurie Allred Christianson Donna Rae Durrant Grace Anderson Benjamin Clapp Lisa M. Anderson Derek Boston Becky Dutcher Dave Bovee David K. Clark Holland Dutton Mother of Sandra Anderson Dr. Dick Clark Mrs. Anderson Loretta Jo F. Bowden Carol Economos Dwain Bowman Mrs. Preston (Helen) Clark Dr. Earl Judd Edson Roger L. Andrus Dr. Richard S. Clark Pablo Angeles Ralph Bowyer Adeline R. Egbert Barbara Bradley Bradshaw Col. Gray I. Clawson Leona Ellis Jon Harris Appleman Owen Dale Clegg Liz Aranzullo Larry D. Bradshaw Raymond Emard Charles “Chuck” Briggs O. Ralph Coates Rodney England Eleanor M. Archer Nina Coats Thayne L. Archibald Norman Bringhurst Edwin Englert, Jr. Alma N. Brinkerhoff Mary Cockayne Harley and Eleanor English Virginia Arigoni Marc and Chloe Colaizzi Molly Armstrong Sharon Brinton Glen B. Eoff Bernard Bronk Nancy Coletti Jacquelyn M. Erbin, M.D. Patricia Y. Arter Elizabeth Colunga Lou Ann S. Ashcroft Lillis Brooks Erie Plastics Cancer Victims  Barbara Brown Patty Connely Raymond Emard Louis P. Athas Albert Conta Brandee Jo Atkin Charles Brown Dorothy Evans Fay C. Brown R. Conway Evelyn Russell Evans Dr. Curtis L. Atkin Jo Cook Richard Auge Shirley T. Brown Barbara Eyre Bird “Rip” Bruce LaVerne Cooper Enid Eyre Benjamin L. Austin R. F. Cooper Alice Awen Barbara Fowler Bruderer Fred W. Fairclough, Sr. Gina Marie Brunatti LaRee Andrew Cottle Family Relatives Becky Bair Orvil and Lucille Cowles Norma Jean Baird Mary Ellen Brune-Matthews Phyllis Joan Fandl Sonja Budge Barbara H. Cox John Frazee Farmer Cheryl Lynn Oliver Baker Janice Cox Helen Ballard Frederick Buechtel Christopher Rolfe Faux Enid Bunker Dick Craig Kevin R. Featherstone Wendell Ballingham Gladys Cravens Dorothy Bangerter Thomas Bunker Hubert J. Feeney Eugene Burbidge Gary Crompton Shadow Felts Karen Barlow Wallace Crosland Melvira H. Barlow Michael Aaron Burns Warren R. Fenn Grant S. Burrows Laura Crosstey Madge Green Ferrari Nickolas Barnes Randy D. Cruse Rex Layton Barton Frederick Orren Burt RoLayne Ferrin Michael R. Burt Paul H. Cummings Hugh David Firmage Charles L. Bates Klea Cunningham Thomas E. Bauman, M.D. Jessie Burtenshaw Gerald FitzGerald Lee Clark Burton Mildred H. Dahl Louis Fleming Brigitte A. Baxter-Dowell Winifred L. Daugs Debbie Bean Kevin Butler Helen Flint Billie Jo Byrd Roy H. Davies Lorri Shaw Folkersen Lois Beecroft Glen B. Davis Elizabeth Beeler Marcella M. Caine Edward F. Folland Robert Caldwell Gregory Davis Beth Ford Fred L. Beeman Lorene Davis H. Dean Behling Judy Calkins Paul Taft Fordham Dean Call Lynn C. Dean Dr. Jeffrey L. Fox Jane Roberts Bell J. Smith Decker Ed Belliston Lyle K. Campbell Francis and Phil Darlene Camphouse Jean Deed Ramona Franklin Pamela S. Bennett Ida Mae Defa Steven T. Berg Gilda Canestrini Rudolph Franklin Charles Robert Canfield DeFoer, Searle, Kelly, Warren G. Fredrickson Robert Bergin Mathews Robert E. Carleson Blanche E. Freed Karl Arthur Bernson Mark DeFoer Donald Carr Joy Fritsch Bernard Bernstrom Richard Deines DONORREPORT

Bonnie J. Fronce V. Hancey Dorothy B. Iverson Adriene L. Larsen Gayle Fryer Viola Hanks Reed M. Jacobs George N. Larsen Sumiko Fujiki, Ph.D. Anna Borden Hanna Christy Jacobson Martin Luris Larsen John Fullerton Carlene Hansen Doris Jacobson Robert V. Larsen Ed Furness John Walter Hansen Lu Deane W. Janson William Larsen Eloise McKay Gabriel Keri Hansen George Peter Jelaco Jack Larson Jerry L. Gacnik Lucilla Hansen Barbara Jensen Keith Larson Helen Gadsby Marie Hansen Bobbie Jensen Marton Larson Twila D. Heugly Galbraith Thelma Hansen Glade K. Jensen W. G. “Bill” Larson Marylyn P. Gale Richard P. Hanson Lowell Jensen Bonny Lassen Grace Mary Gallivan Roger Harder Pauline M. Jensen Madelin Laveder Jack Garden Janell C. Hardy Jerry and Penny Monte Leavitt Phyllis C. Gardner Hal R. Harmon Albert Sidney Johnson Roger M. LeBarron Marlene Garnham Carol Harper Becky Ann Johnson Dianna Lee Edith Edwards Garrard Melanie Harris Jay Johnson Donna May Lee Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. Janice Harrison Lyla Johnson Donna Peterson Lee Cecilia “Sally” Allen Gear Norman Dix Hart Shirley Johnson Lillian Mar Lee Marise Geddes Bert J. Hatch V. Dick Johnson Mariliyn Durham Lee Melinda Ann Martin Geisler Jack B. Hawkins Wayne Johnson James B. Liberman David L. Gentle Shirley M. Haws Kim Johnston Betty Miller Liddiard Nathan Gernsbacher Beverly M. Hayman Richard Jolley Heidi Linge G. Lincoln Gillespie Douglas D. Healea Theron Jolley Stanley Kirk Loader Jerrie Givan Daniel P. Heiner Beverly Jones Linda Kay Loftin Ralph Clyde Gladden Archie Hellman George R. Jones Effie Newberry Logue Lynette Goetzman Betty J. Henderson R. F. Cooper and LaDean Jones Long Ruth Gooden’s Sister Hailey Elizabeth Hendren Susan Cooper Jones Cam Longley Dr. Louis Goodman R. R. Herrell Suzanne Jones Emma Squire Longson Harold J. Goodro Jean Herrscher Jolynn Jordan Lee Louria Jack R. Gordon Logan P. “Sam” Herzog Catherine Perkins Jorgensen Austin Loveless Tom Gore Kathryn R. Hess O. Ronald Jorgenson Jane Abbott Lovinger Josephine Gowdy Marjorie S. Hewitt Robert Knowles Judd Robert F. Lucas Nancy Grady Bill Hext Duane Julander Mary D. Lunt Mary Graham Carmen Hill Carl Reed Kalaher Frank Lupinacci Grandfather Floyd Allan Hill, Jr. Charles Kankelborg Jim Lykins Clifton B. Green Joseph L. and Leslie Hill Henry Y. Kasai Truman Lyman  Marjorie P. Green Elisabeth Kay Hillstrom Doris Keating Francy Lytle Ray E. Green Erma Hinckley Lloyd K. Keddington Helen W. Lytle Steven K. Green Sherman B. Hinckley Marie Keener John L. Maas Simone Greenland Evelyn S. Hodson Eva Lynn Keller Rendell N. Mabey Leona Greif Dean D. Hoff Mary Lynn Kelly William D. Patricia Barney Grey Jeanne Hogan Norlean Kelly Macdiarmid, M.D. Kenneth C. Griener, Ph.D. Phillip Hogensen Sonja Kelsey Ethel T. MacKay Mary Grimes Jess L. Holmes Hans J. Keutel Edwin L. Madsen, Sr. John L. Grimshaw Elaine Holmgren Lillian D. Kielhorn Louise W. Madsen Paul S. Groneman, M.D. Dorothy S. Holmstrom Evan Austin Kilgore John E. Mangold Arnie Gross Lawrence Hood Floyd Gene Kilgore Robyn Lynn Mann Jane W. Gull F. Bain Hoopes LaRon Kimball John Manning Natalya Gurlova Shauna Bateman Horne Kathryn Jean Lewis Kimmel Khoboon Manthalung Jay Travis Gurr Bessie M. Horrocks Ellen Mignon Clarke King H. Russell Margetts Keith Gurr Ray Garr Hovey Audra Kirby Chris H. Markos Laverl W. Gurr Shirleen Howard Joseph F. Kirby George J. Marks James Gutherie Marla Howard Howards Kathryn Kirk Bill Marren Arlene Guthrie Kaori Inomata Howell Virginia K. Kirkhamx Shirley Marsh Muzette Bywater Guze Karli Howell Wilford W. Kirton, Jr. Gerald F. Marshall, Jr. Kay Gwynne-Vaughn Cathy Hughes Mary Klieros Sharon M. Mata Ann Hackleman Fred William Hulbert Donald E. Klinger Betty Mathis Stacey Hale Haglund Glen Hunsaker Norma Knaak Melva J. Matley Ken Hales Forrest Hunter Robert E. Koger Barbara Ann Matthews Serena Halford Lucille Hunter Colleen Koller Ruth Mauger Kari Hall Dr. John B. Hurley Joy G. Korologos Mattie Athleen Maxwell Roy Halter Carol Huish Hutchings Rose Kreitman Nancy W. McCann Leah H. Hambleton Merriah Hutson Alice E. Krogue Julianne Pollock McCarty Mel Hamilton George Edward Hyde Lance Krogue Cleo McCracken Eva Catharina Hammar Howard L. Isgrigg Alexander J. Lagos William A. McCume Maynard L. Hampton Anna B. Iverson Lynn L. Langdon Dee McDermaid Ruth B. Lapp Marilyn McEwen * Deceased DONORREPORT

Carol Gwiazda and Chris F. Noblet Suzanne Wade and George B. Smith Dick McHenry Larry K. Nordstrom Frank Ratcliff Gretta B. Smith Gail McIntire Robert L. Nycum, Sr. Frank Ravarina Iva G. Smith Raymond Lowell McKean June D. Oaks Frances Raven Lloyd Smith Charles R. McKell Ralph Sawyer Oberg John P. Ray Olive L. Smith Keith Roy McLaren Robert Odom David Reddick Ruth Smith Ednamae L. McLaughlin Elizabeth H. O’Grady Ward Alan Reed Emma Joy Snizek Jack Y. McLea Gwen Oliphint Wayne Reed Alice Grace Snow James D. McMahon, Ph.D. Doug Olsen Sue Regnier Alvin Sobel Florence E. Meadows Christena M. Olson Ivy Reilly Muriel S. Sobieski Job F. Measom Robert Elmer Olson Richard P. Reynolds Julie Ann Soutter Anna G. Melroy Edna Osborne Lynn S. Richards Clydette Spence Kathleen Memmott Robert W. Osterstock Lila Mae Richardson Janet G. Spencer Suzanne Madsen Men Marcia Ottley Maggie R. Richey Brenda Boyd Spiegel Vera G. Mende Tammy and Dick Packard Bonnie Richins Marlene Sroczynski J. R. Mendenhall Edith Page Dora Garrett Richins Milt and Sety Stamoulis Jean B. Merrill Margaret J. Pahnke Leah Wright Richman William Starley Robert D. Merrill Marcus S. Parr Marie M. Rieber George Richard Steglich W. C. Mihlberger Roderick W. Parr Daniel Rivas Wendy Steinburg John Chris Miller Beth Parrish Jane Roberts Ranae Stellmon LeRoy Miller R. Douglas Parsons Le Vonne Roberts Betty Stewart Dr. Louis S. Miller Margaret N. Patrick Lee Boyd Roberts Joel B. Stewart Aileen N. Mills George E. Patterson Mark Roberts Richard L. Stine Gwen Mills Theodora Cameron Ronnie Roberts Joe Stitzlein L. W. Miltenberger, D.D.S. Patterson Jack R. Robertson Josephine Griffin Stitzlein Art U. and Blanche T. Miner Robert Paul Rynell Robertson Marlene Elizabeth Stiver John F. Mitchell Wendell P. Paxton Esther Rodriguez Josephine J. Stoddard Andrew J. Moffitt Adel Pechacek Wendy Owens Romney Joyce Stoddard Harlan Mohler Mike Peck Katherine H. Rose P. Stoltz Mollie Jesse Pedersen Rod Rose Denise Stott LaRena Moncher Peg’s Birthday Dona Rothwell Vera Lucille D. Stringham Alfonso Patricio Montano Jack Pembroke Velda Rothwell Vivian Struble Shirl Moon Annie K. Pendleton Jeff Ruble Pearl Stueck Jean Moore George A. Peppinger Joyce Ruff Millie Suber  Deann Butterfield Morgan DeAnn Percival Robert C. “Bob” Rush Jim Suchala H. Conway Morris IV Terri Anna Perine Charley and Mildred Sabey Bill Sudweek’s Brother Zac Morse Lillie Mae Perkins Betty Jean Brennan Sam Carol Ann Healey Sumsion Eldred L. Mortensen Richard Persinger Mary Ann Santanello Roger Sunada Neal J. Mortensen Vera Petersen R. Lyle Saunders Margaret Glauser Sundberg Phyllis T. Mortensen Bret Jon Peterson Roberta Sax Peter Super Ginger Moslander C. L. Peterson Margaret Sayler Margaret “Meg” Sutton Ryan Moss Debbie Peterson Beverly M. Schmuhl Lois Swan Mother Gertrude Peterson Ambrose Schoenecker Barbara Beth Swanson My Mother Lewis A. Peterson, M.D. Margaret Schultz Maxine Sweet Your Mother Lynda Rae Peterson Maria Sciammarella Bob Swindells Mark N. Mueller, M.D. Margo Ackerlind Peterson Joan Tangren Scott Ewart A. Swinyard, Ph.D. Marietta Murphey Margo Jenny Peterson John and Barbara Scowcroft Frank Switzer Wendell Eugene Murphy Rita Laurel Peterson Patricia Searle Lenny Szczygiel Enid Murray Steven Peterson Marge Sedinger Robert Tallent Dr. Kenneth Murray Dr. Wayne L. Peterson James R. Shane Felix T. Tancula Violet Mussetter Stuart B. Pett John E. Sharp Bill Tapp Garth T. Myers Norma Redd Pierce Mary Sheridan Vincent Tassone Gloria J. Myers Robert Piercy Yuki Shulze LaVar Tate Heather Dawn Myler Hugh W. Pinnock Stanley Silverzweig Robert Taul Katherine Hall Myrin Judy Forman Porter Robert B. Simmons Clarence Taylor George Nakai Max Porter Robert D. Simpson Eloise Taylor Audrey Eva Orr Nelson Julius Presta Theodore Simpson Marva P. Taylor Janet Kay Nelson Ned Priest Lois Huggard Skillicorn Norma C. Taylor Kay Nelson Jill Ann Swalberg Prisbrey Scott Slater Cecil Teague Ruth Giles Newey Patrick Pugmire Sandra Leigh Smart Jean Anderson Teichert Iola Newman Thomas Purdue Harold S. Smedley Colleen Telford Steven J. Nichols Carole McClellan Putnam Brent Smith Ellen LaVelle Ten Frank A. Nicoll Woodruff Glen Quilter David Scott Smith Barbara B. Terry Clark L. Nielsen Amy Quinton Dee Smith Thurzal Q. Terry Kenneth Nielsen, D.D.S. Edward Richard Radke Donald E. Smith, M.D. Ellen LaVelle Teu Ann Nigbur Mary H. Randall Donna Marie Dawson Smith DONORREPORT

Robert Franklin Thames Michael William Worley Todd Draper Franklin J. Miller, M.D. Arthur D. Thomas Edith Moss Wright Cindy S. Emmons Vincent H. Miller Fern Thomas Eugene Dewey Wright Gerald and Judy Ervin Various Neighbors Margaret Thomas Garth Holmes Wright Cindy Escude Alice L. Nellestein Norma Giles Thomas Glenn H. Wyler, M.D. Marv Fairbourn Dave Newton Sherman Thomas Cliff Wynne Friends Glenn Olson Bob Thompson Shirley Xanthos Friends and Family Ron and Barbara Osborne Helen Thompson Alice H. Young Barbara L. Gallacher M. Varner and B. Oshiro Robert Thompson, Jr. Bill Young Lynette L. Golze Eugene Owens Shirley G. Thompson David G. Young Dr. Felipe Gonzales Parents Tony Thon Marj Young Stephanie Griggs The Patients John W. Tobin Robert D. Young Jonathan David Gunn Lane Pellinger John R. Tovey Wilma Hanson Young Robert J. Halladay Colleen Petersen Bessie Farrell Tuckett John R. Zackrison Wesley G. Harline, M.D. Anne Petre Aurelia F. Turner Ray Zamora Patricia Harrell Stuart B. Pett Jack Turner Frank Zamorano Richard R. Harrington Phippen Children Jerry Mayo Turner Eileen Zander Jon J. Hawkins Kathryn Pitcher O. J. Uffens Sylvia Zaphir Elizabeth “Buzz” Headlee Barbara B. Prince Grace Ullman Ashley N. Zimmerman Ursula E. Hemmerich Sherrie Prince Unknown Clifford J. Zimmerman Pete and Jean Henderson Denzel Probert Colin Unsworth Leona Zumbro Dean L. and David Hiner Dan Reese Floyd Utley Dr. John Hoffman Daniel Rivas Winell Vance In Honor Of Connie P. Holdaway Carlos Rodriguez Robert Vandel Those in whose honor gifts Dr. Daniel Horwitz Wendy O. Romney William D. Van Wagenen were made from July 1, 2000, Dale B. Hull, M.D. Daniel A. Rubendall Betty VanWagenen through June 30, 2001. The Huntsman Family Dr. Jeff Saffle Robert Leland VanWagoner Virginia Ashton The Jon Huntsman Clan Wanda Say Martha E. Velick Ashlee Bailey Jon and Karen Huntsman James R. Scott, M.D. Bob N. Velis Sherry D. Bailey Mark Huntsman Jeanne M. Shipley Bernadine Ventura Mr. and Pearl Huntsman Richard Sipp Erik Dean Vernon Mrs. James T. Barker Elden and Joy Hurst Family Francisca Stephenson Wanda Hammond Vetterli Jessica and Elizabeth Bates Barbara H. Jenson Peter Stevens Betty Wade Patrick G. Beatty, M.D. JoLynn Jordan Cassie Stewart Suzanne Ruth Ed Belliston Inga-Lill Karlson Surgeons of University of Hinckley Wade Bone Marrrow Scott and Kathy Kelly Utah Hospitals & Clinics  Gunter Waldhouse Transplant Staff Sonja B. Kelsey Katherin Taylor Viva M. Wallace J. Lynn Booth Edward James Ross and Barbara Taylor R. W. Walters Mr. and Kimball, M.D. Anniversary Paul Warburton Mrs. Don F. Bradshaw Julia Kleinschmidt, Ph.D. Fern Thomas Mrs. Ward D. Ware Branch, M.D. Mary Kontgis Ali Trevino Jenafer Warnken Brandon, Ross, Alexander Jorge Lagos University of Utah Hospitals Charlie and Donnie Clyde Weaver Esther R. Landa & Clinics, Clinic # Michael L. Burns Floyd Weed Marilyn Landis Dr. Andrew Urbaczewski Mary Ann Busch John E. Welsh, Sr. Ken Lantis Adam Veater Kevin Butler Hazel Jean J. Wessman Sandy Lawrence R.W. Walters All Cancer Sufferers Cameron Westenskow Marsha Joan Heath Lawson Dr. John H. Ward Aaron Casari Mary Wheatley Jeannette Leaver Joe Wardell William H. Child Kim B. Wheelwright Gerald W. and Gaye LeFavor John Welsh The Children Cordell C. Wilcox Jim Lemmons Rochelle Wenger Howard and Betty Clark T. Edward “Ted” Wilder II John and Telitha Lindquist Jon Paul White Helen L. Clise Barbara Wilkinson Devon Lory Amy and Julie Wolfe Sherry Clise Harold N. Wilkinson Loved ones in Fillmore Mary Jo Wolters Blake Cloward Alice Williams Donald N. Lukens Sherman S. Coleman, M.D. Richard Williams David M. and We wish to express our Tawnya Constantino Thomas “Shorty” Williams Marilyn Lund Family gratitude to all those who have Dr. Cruse’s Birthday Sana Lund Williamson President Bernie and contributed so generously to Randy Cruse the University of Utah Health Charles Thomas Wilson Mrs. Chris Machen Annette Cumming Sciences Center. Although Laura Wilson Ingles Maddox Barry Cushing we have made every effort Lorin Dean Wilson Alyce Majerus Customers to ensure that all donors Susan Bennett Winters John Manning Dr. Andrew Dailey have been duly noted, errors Julie Wirthlin Fumisuke Matsuo Emmy Dehkle are always possible. We Allan Julius Witt Mary Ellen Brune Matthews John Edward Denlinger Gerry Ann McClaskie apologize for any omissions Alwin L. Witwer or inaccuracies, and request Mr. and Keith McLaren Bill Wollary that you let us know of Mrs. Benno D. Deters Katya McMullen James F. Wood Kathleen Digre, M.D. any errors so they may be Linda Brick and Mimi Wood Gayle Menlove corrected in next year’s report. * Deceased ORGANIZATIONS

University of Utah Health Sciences Council

Executive Committee Bill and Shirley Fagergren Darm and Bette Penney T. G. “Bud” Mahas, Chair Edith Pedersen Fairclough Beverly Porter Edward B. Moreton, Vice Chair Richard and Carol Fay Jane Porter G. W. Anderson John and Joan Firmage Betty Probst Carolyn H. “Mitzi” Brady Norma Forsey Ben and Mary Louise Rawlings Reed W. Brinton Alan and Beverly Frank Vin and Kay Rees Wallace S. Brooke, M.D. Jack Gallivan Bob and Joyce Rice Patricia W. Child Betty Garff Sam and Ruth Rich Gerald R. Christensen Jake and Kathleen Garn Marjorie Riches-Gunn E. R. Zeke Dumke, Jr. Clark and Nancy Giles Bunny Rieser Carol M. Fay Jack Goodman Joe and Raye Ringholz Calvin S. Hatch Bob and Joyce Graham Evelyn Rosenblatt Merline C. Leaming Dorothy Hall Bert and Janet Schaap Don M. Willey Joyce Harris Barnard and Cherry Silver A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. John and June Hartman Roy and Tibby Simmons Stephen R. Warner Cal and JeNeal Hatch Barbara Slaymaker Arthur J. Swindle, Secretary John and Jean Henkels Jay and Ruth Smart Dorothy Hetzel Jim and Beverley Sorenson Council Members Jon and Karen Huntsman Sam and Mary Souvall G. W. and Lee Anderson Ellis and Katie Ivory Helen Stevenson Ralph and Virginia Ashton Ted and Florence Jacobsen Richard Stimson Lee Auerbach Robert and Ann Jarcho Thomas Burton and Marilyn Stohl Reid and Margaret Barton Bob and Barbara Keener Norm and Barbara Tanner Joe and Gainor Bennett Keith and Arlene Knight Alice Telford  Lael Bettilyon George and Dixie Koroulis Joan Terry John and Toni Bloomberg Paul and Sharee Kunz Art and Haru Toimoto Bill and Hazel Bowerbank Esther Landa Alida Tyler Al and Peg Bradbury Janet Lawson Walker and Sue Wallace Rod and Mitzi Brady Merline Leaming Scott and Berniel Watkins Reed Brinton Dixie and Anne Leavitt Lon and Mary Watson Lorna Broadbent Max Lewis Liz Wilder Wallace and Josephine Brooke Allan and Kay Lipman Don and Joleen Willey Sally Burbidge and Burt Cassity James and Carol Macfarlane Ken and Mary Williams Barbara Burnett Don and Marge Mackey Judy Wolfe Leola Burr Grace Madsen Honorary Members Tom and Mary Ellen Caine Bud and Barbara Mahas Lou and Ellen Callister Woody and Judy Marriott Caroline Strom Allen Haydon and Jean Calvert Bill and Jeane Martin Mary Boesche Bob Carter and Barbara Prince Richard and Joanne McGillis Hughes and Lee Brockbank Joann Cheney Cliff and Judith Miller Carmen M. Christensen Bill and Pat Child Hal and Lois Milner John and Carole Moran Gerald and Mary Lee Christensen Robert and Jelean Montgomery Barbara K. Samuels Chris and Trudi Christiansen Ed and Barbara Moreton Sam and Aline Skaggs Tom and Janice Dee Fred and Lucy Moreton Emeritus Members Jules and Peggy Dreyfous Ted and Sheri Morgan Fern Briggs Perry Driggs Mitch and June Morris Dorothy Tesson Zeke and Kay Dumke Richard and Maria Obyn Spence and Cleone Eccles Norm and Nancy Olsen Ex Officio Member Sid and Betsy Eliason Glenn and Geri Olson Richard J. Sperry (Janet) Richard and Violet Ence Virgil and Jackie Parker Gene and June England Morris and Beth Parrish Jess and Marilyn Peck ORGANIZATIONS

Health Sciences Advocates

Executive Council Stephen, Jr. and Marti Denkers Jim and Gail McNeil Kathie Miller, Chair Marianne Dennison John and Anne Milliken Mark Miller Zeke III and Angela Dumke Doug and Vickie Mortensen Jeff Hornacek, Vice Chair Tim and Susan Dunn Kevin and Elaine Mortensen Stacy Hornacek Lisa Eccles Randy and Sandra Okland John and Carol Firmage Hope C. Eccles and Randy Quarles Brad Olch J. Floyd and Carol Hatch Katie Eccles and David J. Burnett Dick and Sheila Ostler Jack Lunt Dan and Jan England Stan and Joyce Parrish Tom and Mary McCarthey Fred and Chris Fairclough Kip and Terri Paul David E. and Melinda Simmons Mike and Melinda Fowler Steve and Andrea Poulton Doug and Ann Foxley Jay and Anita Rice Members Mike and Jacque Frei Scott and Leslie Rice John and Marilyn Alleman Mickey and Sharee Gallivan Joe and Ann Sasich John and Karen Anderson Dan and Nancy Gibbs Eric and Karen Slaymaker C. Ross and Susan Anderson Mark and Nancy Gleue Scott and Shauna Slaymaker Steve and Marcy Barlow Brad and Mary Ann Hatch James and Eve Smith Teresa Beck Jim and Jodee Hoellin Sean and Janae Smith Scott and Patty Biederman Dr. Aaron and Suzie Hofmann Cliff, Jr. and Sharon Snyder Roger and Sara Boyer Scott and Linda Howell David and Susan Spafford David and Sharmon Bradshaw Tim and Patty Howells Dave and Susan Stayner Steve and Joan Brinton Scott and Kim Hunter Dr. Jim and Ciska Stinson David and Linda Buchman Bill and Kelly Johnson Scott and Betsy Thornton Eric and Kyo Christensen Russell and Pam Johnson Shannon Toronto Steve and Elaine Clyde Mike and Mary Jones Barbara Jane Watkins John Condas Gary and Jane Kennedy Julie Webster Tracy and Erin Conti Robert and Carma Kent Brian Wilkinson and Emilie Charles Todd and Karin Cook Spencer and Kristen Kirk Duff and Lori Ann Willey Vern and Rebecca Cooley Skip and Kimberly Klintworth Bill and Lisa Wirthlin Gary and Ann Crocker David and Julie Layton Don and Jill Wiscomb Chuck and Katy Culp Peggy Lundgren Jeff Wright Troy and Paula D’Ambrosio Bill and Nancee Madsen  Tim and Candace Dee Ed and Carole Madsen Ex Officio Members David and Karen Gardner Dee Phil and Sandra McCarthey Lindsay Cutshall, Health Sciences Julie Denkers Bruce and Jean McMullin John Edwards, Health Sciences

Health Sciences Center Educational Resource Development Council

Terry Rampton, Chair Chris Lee Emeritus Members Melanie Bastian Chris Machen Barbara Dingman Ann Betz Judy Maryon Pam Keller Ruth Bischoff Nancy Melich Linda M. Kruse Ann Blackner Marsha Midgley Kay Lipman Timmy Burton Patty Miller Claudia Luttrell Robyn Carter Ruth L. Novak Jody Shrontz Nedra Chard Marcia Olch Linda Deakins Sue Razor Past Members Dine Dellenback Zoe Richardson Linda Gee Franci Eisenberg Marilynn Roskelley Diane Grover Lynn Fey Janet Schaap Julie Kilgrow Karen Lewis Freed Maggie Siegel Cathy Hemingway King Stephanie Gallivan Barbara Slaymaker Alice Daly Olch Lynda Gamble Helen T. Smith Andrea Otanez Penney Gregersen Alice Larkin Steiner Kathleen Natapow Kim Huish Paula Swaner-Sargetakis Teresa Skaggs Joan Jacobson Susan Wintrobe Walker Marianne Sweet* Pam Joklik Lisa Wirthlin Terry Landa Linda Lewis Wolcott Jean Mueller, Director Merline C. Leaming Barbara Zimonja Pari Katsanevas, Executive Secretary * Deceased ORGANIZATIONS

University of Utah Hospital & Clinics Board of Directors

Linda Amos, Ed.D., R.N., FANN Gary Crocker Keri Anderson Richard A. Fullmer Ross Anderson Michael D. Gallivan Rep. Patrice Arent Maureen Keefe Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. John T. Kesler David Bjorkman, M.D. Neil Kochenour, M.D. H. Roger Boyer Norma Matheson Madeline Buelt, R.N. Ross Van Vranken Phillip Clinger John Zone, M.D. Arnold B. Combe

University Hospital Foundation

Board of Trustees Ex Officio Members Grace G. Madsen Scott W. Pickett, President A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. Gordon M. Olch Debra Tanzi, Vice President Richard A. Fullmer Marcia Olch Jerry G. McClain, Dan K. Lundergan D. B. Ozmun* Secretary/Treasurer Karen Macon Parsons Behle and Latimer Timothy B. Anderson in memory of Stephen R. Warner Governor Scott M. Matheson J. Richard Baringer, M.D. Lorin K. Pugh Lydia Barkley Founders Research Industries Corporation Gainor L. Bennett Gainor L. Bennett Evelyn Rosenblatt Boyd A. Blackner Reed W. Brinton Joseph Rosenblatt* Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Lee C. Brockbank James L. Sorensen John H. Firmage III W. Hughes Brockbank University Hospital Auxiliary Jay K. Francis Catherine R. Burton* Nick S. Vidalakis, Ph.D. Nancy L. Giles Kenneth B. Castleton, M.D.* Ronald E. Henriksen Edward W. Clyde* Norma W. Matheson Gary L. Crocker Anthony L. Rampton Annette P. Cumming  R. James Steenblik Randy L. Dryer Jerry Stevenson E. R. Dumke, Jr. Ann Jarcho Thomas Katherine W. Dumke Barbara Zimonja Carol M. Fay Richard A. Fay Emeritus Members Grace Mary Gallivan* W. Hughes Brockbank John W. Gallivan E. R. Dumke, Jr. Hermes Associates John W. Gallivan Leucadia, Inc. John A. Reinertsen Edwin L. Madsen*

Health Sciences Planned Giving Committee

Clark E. Christian, Chair Ex Officio Members Stephen W. Barlow Steve Warner, Health Sciences Tom Christensen John Edwards, Health Sciences D. Jay Curtis Jeff Paoletti, Central Development Ronny L. Cutshall E. Lynn Hansen Russell J. Johnson David Lauritzen R. Jim Steenblik Dan Whittenburg

* Deceased VISION

A health sciences center distinguished by excellence, leadership, and interdisciplinary collaboration. VALUES

COMPASSION COLLABORATION DIVERSITY

Integrity Responsibility Excellence Development Office Nonprofit Organization University of Utah Health Sciences Center U.S. Postage Paid Moran Eye Center – th Floor Permit No.   North Medical Drive Salt Lake City, Utah Salt Lake City, Utah  () -