THE ANDREWS UNIVERSITY ANDREWS THE MAGAZINE FALL 2007, VOLUME 43, NO. 4 AU DAIRY CELEBRATES 100 YEARS TRASH CAN JUNCTION WELCOME HOME! ANNUAL REPORT l l l l in focus

Reflections from a current (and future) alum This fall has been an exciting time at Andrews University. Most importantly, the campus is alive with enthusiastic, bright students and they bring energy and purpose to our work. Another visible sign that radically changes the landscape is the progress made on the new university entrance. It’s impossible to miss the impact when you stand at the THE ANDREWS UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE new roundabout on Seminary Drive and gaze down the road to an unobstructed view of Interim Editor Old U.S. 31. As my colleague Rebecca May says, “Before we know it, it will seem like Patricia Spangler (BS ’04) it has always been here.” The entrance truly changes the face of the university to a more welcoming and open persona. Contributing Editors On the other side of campus, construction on the new milking parlor at the Dairy is Tami Condon (BS ’91) moving along rapidly. Check out the handsome spread in this issue focusing on the 100th Brent Geraty (MA ‘91) anniversary of this important educational and financial component of our campus. The Jenny Tillay renovation of dining services has also begun in the Campus Center. Look for a progress report and photos of this project in the next issue of Focus. Designer These major improvements would not be possible without the generosity of our Matt Hamel (AT ’05) donors. Alumni and friends who gave this year are included in the Annual Report, along with an overview of the financial status of the institution. Editorial Intern/Writer The honor Class of 1957 undertook a major project this year which culminated in Gillian Sanner (BA ‘06) a new campus gathering spot. “Trash Can Junction” was formally memorialized with a beautiful stone fountain, patio and benches. Writers We were blessed with a gorgeous, warm weekend for Alumni Homecoming 2007 and Bruce Closser (MA ‘78) hundreds of alumni took advantage of the opportunity to renew acquaintances, enjoy Meredith Jones Gray (BA ‘76, MA ‘77) great food, listen to inspirational music and speakers, and play and worship together. Some of them brought along members of their family and one of them, Jordan Roper, Photographers enjoyed his weekend so much that he wrote about his experience. We hope you “catch the Brad Austin Rebekah Helsius spirit” and make plans now to attend next year’s Homecoming, Sept. 25–28, 2008. Anthony James Justin Jeffery (BMus ‘04) Martin Lee Sarah Lee (BT ’02) Donald May (MA ‘87) Vaughan Nelson (BS ’98) “It is wonderful to be the grandson and son of graduates from the classes of 1952 & 1987 of Andrews University. I was excited about attending the 2007 Andrews Alumni Homecoming with my mother, Elise Dixon-Roper (BA ’87). It was her 20th year reunion. When I arrived at Andrews Andrews University

Sabbath morning, we first went to the Howard Performing Arts Center for the Black Student President Christian Forum (BSCF) Reunion. My mother had served as the BSCF President in 1986 and had Niels-Erik Andreasen (MA ’65, BD ’66) served as Alumni President for several years. I then decided to attend Pioneer Memorial Church Provost with my grandmother, Marguerite A. Dixon (BA ’52). I was able to see my friends, and heard a Heather Joy Knight very good sermon by the pastor. Vice Presidents for After church, I went to the BSCF dinner and stayed there until we University Advancement: David A. Faehner (MA ’72) went to see the remodeled Seminary. We visited the interactive model Student Life: Frances Faehner (BSW ’76, EdD ‘07) Financial Administration: Lawrence E. Schalk (BS ’64, MBA ’71) of the Israelite wilderness sanctuary. It was very interesting to see how Enrollment Management: Stephen Payne the sanctuary functioned. Earlier I had read in the student newspaper

about the Trash Can Junction, so I asked my grandmother about it. Email: [email protected] She told me that when she was in school in the 1950s, the men could not go into the dormitories. The trashcan was in front of Lamson Hall and served as a boundary of where the men could walk the FOCUS (ISSN 1077-9345) is published quarterly, free of charge, for alumni and friends of Andrews University, women to Lamson Hall. We walked by the memorial, and then went an institution owned and operated by the Seventh-day back to the Howard Center for pictures of the designated classes. To Adventist Church. The magazine’s address is FOCUS, Office of University Relations, Andrews University, Berrien Springs end our visit, we stopped and ate at our favorite sandwich shop [in MI 49104-1000. Copyright 2007 by Andrews University. Reproduction in whole or part without permission is town], Baguette de France. prohibited. Printed by The Hamblin Company, Tecumseh Jordan Roper attends Hinsdale I enjoyed meeting new people who had attended Andrews with my MI. Periodicals postage paid at Berrien Springs MI, and Adventist Academy in Hinsdale, at additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Please send Ill. and is currently in the 7th grandmother and mother and learning about some of the history. I address changes to FOCUS, Office of Alumni Services, Andrews University, Berrien Springs MI 49104-0950. grade. look forward to being a member of the freshman class of 2014.” contents Fall 2007, Volume 43, No. 4 Features

14 Andrews University Dairy Celebrates100 Years by Gillian Sanner

Andrews University Dairy has grown and thrived, as evidenced on the occasion of their 100th anniversary. Sanner provides a brief historical perspective, and describes current operations and future improvements.

16 Memories Memorialized at Trash Can Junction

by Bruce Closser 7 Page

A special trash can? Not what one would usually think of memorializing. But Bruce Closser explains why this particular trash receptacle held enough significance to inspire a beautiful campus gift from the Class of 1957.

18 Welcome Home! by Gillian Sanner

In order to give you a more complete flavor of the events which took place at this year’s Homecoming Weekend, we’ve provided quotes from alums Page 10 Page who attended some of the highlights of the weekend. Enjoy the pictorial spread and see if you recognize any of the faces.

26 Time Pieces by Meredith Jones Gray

A long-time tradition which marked the beginning of a school year is high- lighted in this issue. Anyone remember “cantaloupe à la mode?” Page 14 Page

48 Annual Report A message from President Andreasen, new endowed scholarships, a thankful recipient, Spirit of Philanthropy Awards, and the Donor Honor Roll.

Departments 16 Page

2 In Focus 4 Letters 6 Campus Update 11 Faculty & Staff 28 Alumni Calendar Page 18 Page 29 Alumni News 32 Class Notes 43 Life Stories 46 Campus Cache Page 26 Page

On the cover President Niels-Erik Andreasen, Richard Scott, director of facilities management, and David Faehner, vice president for advancement, pose on the equipment which moved the first dirt for the new university entrance. (Photo by Vaughan Nelson)

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Archaeology clarifications 4) Apparently the last photo was flipped After receiving and reading (most of) the in relationship to the caption; as the photo latest Focus magazine, (Summer 2007, is printed, those in the caption should be Volume 43, No. 3), I have noticed one identified from left to right as “local tribal possible correction in the article on page chief, Ambassador Hale and Mustafa al- 5, entitled “Institute of Archaeology Barrari.” celebrates 40th anniversary.” Keep up the good work. I have only been on one archaeological dig, in 1987, and I don’t remember Lawrence T. Geraty (MA ’63, BD ’65) everything that I learned while I was in Jordan, but if my memory serves me correctly, the phrase “Tall Hisban” should Climate change challenge actually be read “Tel Hesban.” Thank you very much for your time and The Focus of Summer 2007 includes a consideration. letter by Donald Rhoads in which he asserts that there is “a consensus among Thanks for writing Raymond W. Pelto (BS ’89, MAT ’93) scientists that the warming of the earth is in large part due to human activity and It’s heartening to know that many Editor’s note: The following explanation was given that the prospective changes could have by the Institute of Archaeology: “Sometime in the of our readers take the time to read mid-1990s the Jordanian government officially catastrophic impacts on civilization.” each issue of Focus carefully and changed all the transliterations of archaeological Although it is easy to find claims of a we appreciate their clarifications site names in Jordan with E-vowels to A-vowels consensus on that issue, your readers and critique. The letters received (or occasionally I-vowels) because there is actually should know that there is a significant no E-vowel in Arabic. The sole exception is Petra this time were no exception. because it is so well-known. One may still see the body of scientific opinion that disagrees, a older spelling in print, sometime for the sake of fact that is not discouraging since science The issue of climate change will consistency in terms of a book series, but otherwise advances faster in times of disagreement. always be controversial, but since the new spelling is preferred in terms of Jordan. Any improvements of future climate Other Islamic countries have not necessarily we’re not a science journal this will followed suit.” models will result from skeptical scientists be the last go-around on that topic. who have pointed to flaws in earlier work. To learn more about the evidence Particularly poignant are the I always enjoy reading each issue of Focus, pointing to natural causes and possible memories of classes, teachers and cover to cover, and think you do a great consequences of global warming, I the memories of their influence on job in both content and form. You would recommend reading an article entitled the lives of alumni. Thank you for understand why I read your Summer 2007 “Environmental Effects of Increased sharing them with our readers. (page 5) report, “Institute of Archaeology Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide,” in a recent celebrates 40th anniversary” with special issue of the Journal of American Physicians interest. For the record, I offer a few and Surgeons. corrections: I also highly recommend the book 1)The title could be understood to Unstoppable Global Warming: Every 1500 Don’t forget to write suggest that the Institute itself was 40 Years, that takes on claims by those who Letters to Focus are always welcome. years old, which of course it isn’t so that support the human-induced warming idea To ensure a range of viewpoints, we is not what the title meant to suggest—as and confronts these largely model-driven encourage letters of fewer than 300 demonstrated by the article’s first sentence. claims with the actual scientific evidence. words. Letters may be edited for 2) Siegfried H. Horn was not the founder As the reader will discover, the human- content, style and space. Opinons expressed in letters are not necessarily of Andrews University’s Institute of induced warming claims are based upon shared by the editors, university Archaeology (I was!), though Dr. Horn was climate models, rather than upon physical employees, officers and administrators. obviously the one who put Andrews on the evidence. The book is fully documented Write: Editor, Focus archaeological map! with references to the original literature, Andrews University 3) Øystein LaBianca should be credited a fact that will be appreciated by the Berrien Springs MI 49104 with providing the impetus for the “focus reality-based reader. The authors conclude E-mail: [email protected] shifting toward anthropological methods of along with a large number of scientists archaeology” at Hisban. that most of the warming may be due to

4 FOCUS l FALL 2007 letters natural unstoppable causes with many Valuable work ethic organizing personnel who were responsible consequences which can be positive. for planning the Alumni Homecoming Just finished browsing through the latest Weekend of 2007! James R. Van Hise (former faculty) issue. Thanks to Ivan for his work; it’s nice I might comment that the event to be updated on my alma mater, as well as “Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the be reminded of things I had forgotten (e.g., JN Andrews Program” was particularly Food critique the Nutrinauts). appreciated. However, concerning the During my years as an undergrad I was “40th Anniversary,” it does seem that I have read with interest the article by one of those students who had to work. the Honors Program was initiated under Doug Jones. Two of my work supervisors were Floyd the presidency of Dr. Floyd Rittenhouse It is interesting, yes, and well written. “Mac” Macomber in the mill room, and somewhat more than 40 years ago. One However, I find it difficult to understand Lillian Shadduck in the dorm. In practical could add that without a vote of the AU how a review of local eateries can be terms I learned more from them than I did faculty giving consent to the proposal in considered fulfilling the objectives of Focus from some of the classwork that I took. I the early 1960s, the presently flourishing magazine. have always appreciated them and what AU Honors Program would not have I always thought your main purpose is they gave me. My suggestion is an article become a reality. (It is of interest to note to keep the (mostly distant) alumni and featuring these individuals and the work- that there was some faculty opposition to friends of AU in touch with the institution study program that made an education at the inauguration of an honors program.) and offer a warm positive view of what is Andrews a doable for me. Perhaps in the next Homecoming going on there. The article, unfortunately, Weekend, a major honors program event might give the impression that you are John Glass (BA ’66, BD ’68, DMin ’92) could be planned, with some attention there to help out those local folks who given to the progress of the program and its have a taste for gourmet eating and don’t present operational status. know where to find it, or who those are not Sweet (and salty) memories happy with “Terrance [sic] Cafe” because Paul E Hamel (BA ’48) “Sam’s Chicken” is not on the menu. If Your article about Alice Marsh brought that is considered useful, then maybe the back wonderful memories. I remember Herald-Palladium or a similar venue would when the Marsh family came to Berrien be a better place for it. and they lived only a few houses away from I wish you peace and God’s guidance us in The Grove. I was lucky enough to as you continue the challenging work of be in Mrs. Marsh’s first classes. She was a putting out this important publication. loving and nonjudgmental teacher. Del Delker was my lab partner and our Loron Wade (MAT ’63, EdD ’81) assignment was to make hot chocolate and Del got the salt and sugar mixed up. Needless to say, no one wanted to try our Joint appreciation hot chocolate. But Mrs. Marsh smiled her gentle smile and realized what had I received the Focus today [Spring 2007 happened and looked at it humorously issue]. On page 10 there is an omission instead of critically. in my opinion. I may be overly sensitive, having lost my wife this year, but Bill Frances Beck Schleicher (BA ’54) Colson’s gift certainly involved his, whether she is still alive or passed away. They accumulated their assets together due to Giving Honors its due the grace of God and working together. It is surely true that many of the Andrews Lester Medford (BA ’55) University Alumni were particularly pleased with the splendid Alumni Weekend Homecoming festivities of Sept. 27-30. The organization of the many activities, the scheduling, and timing were superb. Multiple thanks are certainly due to the

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Enrollment reaches new height Andrews ranks nationally

Another school Andrews University has once again year has started at been named one of the “Best National Andrews University. Universities” for 2008, as reported in U.S. Students once again News and World Report. Of the over 4500 fill the residence halls, institutions of higher education in the sidewalks, classrooms, United States, 262 of these are recognized and cafeteria. This year, as national universities, schools that though, the campus is provide master’s and doctoral programs even busier than usual. in addition to an array of undergraduate Final reports reveal degrees. Just 98 private institutions that the 2007–2008 meet these requirements. There are enrollment numbers seven national universities in Michigan. have reached a record Andrews University is the only Seventh-day high, with 3,221 Adventist institution included as a national students enrolled overall university. at the University. This is Barroni Tomlinson, featured on the cover of the 2007–08 Student Planner, Each year U.S. News and World Report a headcount increase of signs autographs after Convocation, August 30. gathers data about colleges and universities 500 students since 2001. throughout the United States. The rankings Additionally, the new freshmen population beyond—these new students were able that result from this data are published in is the largest Andrews has seen in ten years to get acquainted with each other, their an “America’s Best Colleges” report in order with 337 new freshmen enrolled. The new teachers and staff, the Andrews University to help students and their families find an freshmen population increased this year by campus, and the surrounding area. institution to best meet their needs. 47 students. A rapid increase of this size has On Friday, nearly 200 students and U.S. News and World Report ranks not occurred since 2002. While the overall family group leaders chose to work in Andrews University as the thirteenth most graduate school population decreased by 1% the community through service activities racially diverse national university. Andrews (or 18 students), the percentage of students including a beach clean-up, a fire truck is fifth among national universities in its enrolled in doctoral programs increased by wash, and a Habitat for Humanity project. percentage of international students. 5%. "These students were very involved Andrews is also unique in its student-to- "Thanks to a challenge by Heather throughout the All Fired Up! activities. teacher ratio. Sixty-three percent of classes Knight, our new provost, and an ad hoc They have the capacity to make a real offered at the University have fewer than enrollment growth committee, we’ve been impact on the campus community over the twenty members each. These small classes challenged to grow the student population, next few years," says Steve Yeagley, assistant provide an excellent learning environment, including significant increases in our new dean for Student Life and coordinator of allowing students the opportunity to freshmen group in the undergraduate the All Fired Up! program. interact regularly with their instructors. programs," says Stephen Payne, vice Don May, assistant dean for the College At the same time, 91% of the faculty president for Enrollment Management. of Arts and Sciences and director of general at Andrews is full-time. As a result, "We’ve worked across campus to better education and student retention, reports the highest-ranking professors teach communicate with and serve our that retention rates —the number of first all students, including freshmen and prospective students. The academic year students that return—at Andrews have sophomores, throughout their college advisors, residence halls, Student Financial remained steady as well. National retention experience. Services...everyone has done more this year rates of first-year to second-year students Another strong recognition received by than ever before. We want to continue to average around 71%; this year, Andrews Andrews is its listing in the “A+ Options streamline the registration and enrollment came in at 77%. for B Students” category. Andrews, process, designing it with students in May observes, "The new students this then, has a good reputation for taking mind." This work is now paying off. year are incredible. Even as you pass “B” students and giving them an “A+” On Wednesday evening, August 22, the them on the sidewalk, they are engaged, experience. Andrews is noted as having “All Fired Up!”Orientation Conference thoughtful and friendly. The university a “selective” acceptance rate—43% of began. Through worships, concerts and faculty, staff and students are more focused freshmen at Andrews were among the top family group activities—which organized on what Andrews can be. We’re off to a 25% of their high school classes. new students into groups that met, worked, year where God is blessing, and Andrews and ate together during All Fired Up! and can be proud of itself."

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Cleveland donates priceless collection

On November 8, 2007, the Union of Seventh-day Center for Adventist Research Adventists who helped facilitate at Andrews University received this donation, when Cleveland a priceless collection of origi- lost his wife of 60 years in 2003, nal materials from Adventist he faced his own mortality and pioneer evangelist, Elder E.E. was determined to prepare a Cleveland. Cleveland and his ministry continuity plan. This family personally came to cam- plan was to give his ministry pus to present his personal pa- the ability to speak a message pers to the Center at a luncheon of hope even after his death in his honor. Nearly 100 faculty and instill ministers with a and friends of Andrews attended passion for evangelism. A the luncheon, hosted by Provost fundamental part of that plan Heather Knight, to express was to preserve his records. their appreciation. Merlin Burt, Cleveland chose to use the Provost Heather Knight and Merlin Burt accept the formal deed from E. E. director of the Center, was Cleveland and Steven Norman Center for Adventist Research on hand to accept the formal at Andrews University, because deed of the gift. That evening, of evangelists. Clifford Jones, associate it was under the auspices of the Cleveland inspired a capacity crowd with dean, expressed his appreciation in the General Conference and this university his preaching in the Seminary Chapel. following words: “Elder Cleveland did not that he became the first African-American The collection contains nearly 2000 just redefine public evangelism. He did not Seventh-day Adventist minister to teach sermon manuscripts, hundreds of pictures, just rewrite the book on public evangelism, pastors around the globe, regardless of personal books, audio-visual materials, and for there was none to rewrite when he race. Cleveland loves ministers and wants other records of his ministry, as well as his came along. Cleveland wrote the book his records to be available to graduate- wedding Bible signed by Elder Cleveland’s on evangelism, doing so with skill and level students around the world for their father, with an inscription on how the couple aplomb, and the thousands of pages of his research, professional development and met, got engaged, and married in 1943. personal papers which he is turning over spiritual growth. At the luncheon the dean and associate to the Center for Adventist Research is a Cleveland summed up his ministry in dean of the SDA Theological Seminary treasure trove beckoning to be plumbed by these words: “I have seen God for so long do described the collection and expressed some astute doctoral students.” so much with so little, I now believe He can appreciation to Cleveland for making this According to Steven Norman, do anything with nothing, meaning me.” material available to future generations communication director for the Southern

Architecture students gain “real-world” skills

From September 17-25, a team of fifth- in the end, the proposal is not going to be But even if the plans in Michigan City year architecture students from the useful unless it makes sense to the people are similarly adopted, it will not mean Andrews School of Architecture’s Urban who live there.” an overnight transformation. “Building Design Studio was able to apply skills The project in Michigan City follows a community takes generations,” von learned in the classroom to practical use. an important tradition in the Andrews Maur says. “There has never been a plan I Led by associate professor Andrew von School of Architecture of giving know of that has been fully implemented Maur, they spent eight days working with students opportunities to make positive according to the original drawing.” Rather citizens of Michigan City, Indiana to create contributions in the community. Last than provide a stringent architectural a community development plan. year, von Maur worked with a team of checklis, von Maur hopes the plans will Each night, the students presented students on a similar development project be enough to give the project direction, and discussed ideas with community in Saucier, Miss., which earned them a “creating a sense of vision that is specific members in a town hall meeting. “We national award. The county adopted the enough to help guide all the small decision brought in anybody who had a stake in plan and zoning ordinance in May of this in between.” the downtown,” says von Maur, “because year, making it a legal tool.

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Sutherland House undergoes further renovation

Built in 1902, the E. A. The carpet in the former Sutherland House is the oldest library was taken out and existing campus building at replaced with a wood floor, and Andrews University. Over the the room was furnished with years it has been used variously 18–20 chairs designed by Harvey as an infirmary, a small residence Kellogg. Sutherland House also hall, and as apartments for faculty received a long wooden table and married students. By the from a large collection of antiques 1980s, however, it had reached a donated to Andrews several years state of dilapidation that caused ago by Douglas Benson. concern over whether or not it “We value the historicity of this should be torn down. Thanks to building as the oldest building the vigorous fundraising of Elsie on campus,” said Andreasen, who and Edwin Buck, who raised hopes to continue the project $175,000 to restore the building, Ron Knott and Demetra Andreasen invited campus to view the recent with renovations in the kitchen. Sutherland House was reopened renovations in the former library of the Sutherland House “Sutherland House is the jewel in 1987 as the home of the in the crown of Andrews’ few Institute of World Mission. Andreasen wrote letters to a number remaining historic buildings,” said Ronald The Institute of World Mission has since of Adventist women who responded Knott, director of Andrews University Press. relocated to the Seminary, making space on generously to her request for contributions. “The staff of the Press considers it a great the second floor for the Andrews University She also recruited individuals from the honor to be able to go to work every day Press. And the renovations continue. community to volunteer time. Employees here, in our offices on the second floor. We Most recently, Demetra Andreasen and from Plant Services did the majority of the intend to be good stewards of the place. We Ron Knott, director of the Press, have renovations. “I would like to acknowledge are particularly pleased that Mrs. Andreasen undertaken the project of transforming the the fact that a number of men and women has worked so hard in turning the main main floor library into an elegant room gave time to renovate the room to bring it floor into an elegant and useful venue for ideal for meetings and receptions. to its present condition,” said Andreasen. important university gatherings.”

2007–2008 Socrates Project off to a great start

Students lined the back wall of the all.” But while the politicians in Lansing pushed for change by “stressing every day crowded chemistry amphitheater in Halenz are the ones “changing laws,” Wilbur academics, academics, academics.” She Hall for the kick-off of the 2007–2008 recognized that people like those involved taught the students to “focus not on what season of the Socrates Project, an after- in the Socrates Project, who come into is, but on what could be.” This strategy school educational mentoring program direct contact with students, are the ones paid off when a MLK school team won concentrated in Benton Harbor. Two “changing lives.” “I regard you as the troops ten medals, including two gold, at the guest speakers headlined the event, sharing on the front lines,” said Wilbur. “I come Michigan Social Studies Olympiad. advice based on personal experience in the here to salute you.” Cunningham-Powell was quick to point educational system. Louretta Cunningham-Powell brought out, however, that education is a group Leading off, Chuck Wilbur, senior the issue of education down from the effort. She called on community members education and communication advisor to state to the local level. Powell, who serves to take an interest in the education Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm, as dean of MLK Freshman Academy in and upbringing of Benton Harbor presented Andrews students with a number Benton Harbor, shared the experience schoolchildren. of educational issues facing the state of of witnessing a transformation in her In his closing remarks, Wilbur reminded Michigan. Wilbur noted low graduation school—getting students who would rather Andrews’ students that while no magic rates in high schools and state universities be dancing or playing basketball, to take wand or silver bullet can make an instant as areas for improvement. school seriously. improvement in the educational system, “Education in Michigan,” Wilbur In a school system that ranks the lowest “you can change education one heart, one said, “is powered by a three-letter word: in Berrien County, Cunningham-Powell mind, at a time.”

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World-famous conductor Herbert Blomstedt visits

From November 2–4, world-renowned “refreshment of mind and conductor Herbert Blomstedt visited soul” and the “glory of Andrews, giving lectures and meeting with God.” students. His conducting resume includes Maestro Blomstedt a number of elite American orchestras continued his discussion including the Chicago Symphony and of music on Sabbath the New York Philharmonic, as well as afternoon in a seminar on numerous orchestras across Europe. From hymnology at the Seminary 1985–1995 he served as the music director Chapel. With PMC for the San Francisco Symphony. organist Kenneth Logan On Friday night, Blomstedt shared accompanying, Blomstedt some reflections on the topic of music led the congregation during a vespers service at the Howard in singing a number of Performing Arts Center (below). He began hymns, following each Blomstedt received the President’s Medallion during a special by trying to define music. Although he one with a few words on birthday tribute concert by the University Symphony keeps a “Webster’s” behind his desk, its history and musicality. he admitted that he still has no perfect One example Blomstedt brought up was of success in the world of professional definition of what music is. “Music can be the tempo in “Jesus, Priceless Treasure.” music as a Seventh-day Adventist is very so many things,” he said. As to its purpose, In 1618 when it was written, Blomstedt inspiring, and he is a role model for all of Blomstedt felt that all music is for the pointed out, religious music was us musicians here at Andrews.” dominated by the belief that Carlos Flores, chair of the music “in order to be holy, we have to department, comments, “The visit of sing very, very slow.” Maestro Herbert Blomstedt was an event to In addition to his lectures remember for music students and faculty for the general public, at Andrews University,” said Flores. “His Blomstedt spoke to the lecture and dialogue with music students, Andrews University Orchestra his lectures on music and spirituality, and sat in on one of their and his personal rapport with students, rehearsals. “It was a real faculty and community in general revealed pleasure to play music for additional extraordinary traits about this Maestro Blomstedt,” said great man's personality.” Andre Moncrieff, a violinist in the orchestra. “His story

Conference provides forum for dialogue

More than 200 scholars, pastors, administrators and lay members of the Adventist church met to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the publication of Seventh-day Adventists Answer Questions on Doctrine, a book released as a response to doctrinal inquiries by conservative Protestants in the mid-1950s. The conference, which was billed as “an engaging, reflective, scholarly dialogue about Adventist history and theology,” consisted of 12 formal sessions during which 24 presenters (two of them non-Adventist scholars) read papers, engaged in panel discussion and delivered homilies. All the papers presented at the conference and the video recordings of all the sessions will be available in January on the conference web page at http://qod.andrews.edu.

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Acrosports front and center at Acrofest 2007

From November 7–10, over practice their round-offs and 960 athletes and coaches, back-handsprings on specially representing 27 teams from padded floors. Adventist colleges and academies One of the weekend’s as distant as Puerto Rico, Texas highlights was a special seminar and Washington, came to on teeterboards, the Russian Andrews University for the 16th pole, and the Russian swing, annual Acrofest, a three-day conducted by the University of celebration of acrosports. Illinois cheerleading team. “It went really smooth,” said Amazingly, the weekend went Christian Lighthall, head coach off without any major injuries. of the Andrews University “It’s phenomenal that that many Gymnics, and coordinator of the athletes were able to work out event. over a three-day period without Teams arrived on Wednesday getting hurt,” says Lighthall. night, and by Thursday morning Two participants were taken to they were busy honing their the hospital as a precautionary technique at workshop stations measure, but both of them across the Andrews campus. performed in the final show on Stations were managed by a Saturday night. number of elite instructors Coach Lighthall was a that were flown in from Texas, member of the Gymnics in 1991 California, New Jersey, Kentucky during the first year of Acrofest, and Maryland. and has participated in it every Each station focused on a year since then. “It was nice to different area of acrosports. At bring Acrofest back to the AU one station, participants honed campus where it all started,” their trios and pairs routines, Lighthall said. while at another, they worked An online photo and video on pyramids and basket tossing. gallery of Acrofest 2007 is The Beaty Gym was devoted to available for viewing at tumbling, where gymnasts could www.andrews.edu/gymnics.

Top: Coaches gathered for a supper/business session in the lobby of the Howard Performing Arts Center on Thursday evening, Nov. 8.

Middle: Teams from across North America and Puerto Rico gathered to perfect their skills and celebrate acrosports.

Bottom: The handstand contest was a popular event, won this year by Thomas Erickson from Southern Adventist University, for a time of ??.

Left: The Clinicians Show on Thursday night.

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Pittman takes on position of Honors Director

Starting this fall, L. Monique Pittman early days of honors classes that I found my added to her duties as a professor in the de- own vocation as a Christian educator and partment of English the new responsibili- my life’s calling to learning.” ties of director of the John Nevins Andrews As director, Pittman plans to expand the Honors Program. Junior Research Pro-Seminar as a prepa- Since she started teaching at Andrews ration ground for the Honors Research in 1999, Pittman has contributed to the Project, which stands out alongside the program both as a member of the Honors Honors curriculum as a major requirement Council, and as the teacher of “Literature for graduation from the program. “Our and the Arts.” Her efforts won her the culminating research project offers students award of Honors “Teacher of the Year” in a rich opportunity to test out the waters 2002. of research and scholarship that they may Pittman’s affiliation with the program, embark further on in graduate and profes- however, extends back to her time as a sional school programs,” says Pittman. student at Andrews, where she graduated in In spite of the added workload, Pittman 1991. As a product of the Honors program, is excited about her future as Honors direc- Pittman holds a personal interest in it. “I’m tor. “I’ve taught in the program for the last L. Monique Pittman thrilled to be given the trust of overseeing eight years and thoroughly enjoyed it,” she a program that has been such a part of my says. “The students are caring, humane own academic formation,” she says. “When and thoughtful individuals with whom it I came to Andrews, I joined the Honors is a pleasure to learn. It gives me joy to be Program as a freshman, and it was in those working with them.”

Three Andrews professors publish books

James K. Humphrey and the Sabbath-day Adventists, by R. Clifford Jones, recounts the story of an African American minister who separated from the Seventh-day Adventist church during the Harlem Renaissance. Humphrey’s break with the Seventh-day Adventists “provides clues to the state of black-white relationships in the denomination at the time.” Jones is a professor of Christian Ministry, and associate dean of the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary. He also serves as the coordinator of the African American concentration in the Doctor of Ministry program. Flame of Yahweh: Sexuality in the Old Davidson is chair of the Old Testament and reality TV, and ponders a Christian Testament, by Richard M. Davidson, is a department, and J. N. Andrews Professor approach to various popular elements of study of gender relationships and sexual of Old Testament Interpretation. modern society. activity in the Old Testament. Davidson In Screen Deep, Scott Moncrieff offers a Moncrieff is a professor in the addresses sexuality in Eden, the elevation smart and engaging Christian perspective department of English. When he is not vs. denigration of women, exclusivity vs. on contemporary popular culture. teaching or writing, he enjoys practicing adultery and premarital sex, and sexuality Moncrieff discusses spiritual questions his golf swing and playing the upright bass. in the Song of Songs. that arise in the age of the iPod, Myspace,

FALL 2007 l FOCUS 11 faculty & staff

Jane Thayer retires

Jane Thayer has spent the past 28 taught in three schools here at Andrews: years around the campus of Andrews College of Arts and Sciences, School of University. She moved to Andrews in Education, and the Seventh-day Adventist 1979 when her husband, Jerome Thayer, Theological Seminary,” she says. accepted a teaching position in the School She has had the opportunity to watch of Education. “I was a stay-at-home mom several of her former students begin their with one preschooler son and one son in own work at Andrews, as well. At least elementary school,” she says. six current faculty and staff were once In 1985, though, once both of her students in classes that she taught. boys were in school, Jane began working Even in retirement, Thayer continues full-time again, taking on the position of to dedicate her service to Andrews. director of Public Relations at Andrews She still works part-time and serves as University. Over the years, from the the director of the PhD in Religious time of her move to Andrews until her Education Program as well as the director retirement, she has continued to add to of Seminary Distance Learning. her list of accomplishments. She contract- Thayer does, though, have additional taught English classes as well as held the plans for her retirement. “I will keep positions of associate director of Public watching God do amazing things for Relations, editor of Focus magazine, religious education at Andrews and for director of University Assessment, and discipling in this denomination,” she assistant and associate professor of says. She also looks forward to polishing a religious education. Since receiving her book she wrote about four years ago and doctoral degree in 1996, she has taught readying it for publication, biking and, full-time. At the time of her retirement on perhaps the most appealing of all, “not Sept. 1, 2007, she held the title of director Jane Thayer (left) accepts congratulations from Pam working in the evenings or on Sunday— Harris, professor of communication, at her retirement of the Religious Education Programs. reception, Sept. 25, 2007 unless I want to!” “I think it is interesting that I have

Carscallen named dean of the School of Architecture On Oct. 29, 2007, President Andreasen majority of architecture accreditation and in July of announced the recent decision of the programs in other 2002 the NAAB approved a Board of Trustees that the “Division of institutions of higher nomenclature change from Architecture” would from now on be education, and reflects bachelor of architecture to the “School of Architecture.” With this its place among the master of architecture. alteration came a change in the official other academic units There are 170 students title of the head of the program: Carey of Andrews University, currently studying for Carscallen, formerly director of the enabling it to prosper the degree. The Andrews Division, is now dean of the new School. in its mission, both University School of “This change comes about because of academically and Architecture is one of five the growing status and reputation that financially within and accredited architecture the Architecture program has achieved in outside of the University.” programs in the United recent years,” says Carscallen. “The change The architecture States located at a Christian helps preserve the autonomy required by program began as an university. the National Architectural Accrediting associate degree in the Carey Carscallen Board (NAAB) and was supported by the College of Technology in 2006 accreditation visiting team.” 1974. Full accreditation “It also gives proper clarity and for the bachelor of architecture degree importance of its identity to prospective was received in 1987. In the spring of students, is more closely aligned with the 2000 the Division received a full five-year

12 FOCUS l FALL 2007 ANDREWS LIFE

Joshua Hodges III A.K.A. “Unicycle Guy” 2nd year MDiv student

THE BEGINNING: I started riding the unicycle back in 8th grade, it took a lot of persistence but I was determined not to be conquered.

WHY A UNICYCLE? I used to go to a recreational center in Pomona, California that offered a free unicycle to anyone who could ride around the block two times without falling. The opportunities that this organization offered developed several positive qualities in me, that’s why I want to do the same thing for the youth of this generation.

TAKING A HIATUS DURING MICHIGAN WINTERS: Of course not! Some say I am more skilled on one wheel (even during winter) than with my own two feet.

ORGANIZATIONAL OPPORTUNITY: There is no current unicylce organization that I know of, but if there is anyone who has the burden to help me start one I am all for teaching people to ride.

OFF-CAMPUS TRICKS: I do take it to the skate park once in awhile, and attempt to keep up with the tricks that others do on their skateboards. Yes, it does say “no bikes,” but I haven’t yet read a sign that says “no unicycles!”

TRAIL RIDING: I do not have a typical unicycle, it can be ridden on- or off-road, backwards, off jumps, etc. I simply think about what I want to do then I attempt it until it becomes a reality.

IDEAL JOB UPON GRADUATION: I want to encourage and instill in others the opportunity to be great by accomplishing one small act of service at a time. We were all specifically designed for a unique purpose, and by turning to God we will be led on the right path, one day reaching that mark. I guess an inspirational coach would be ideal.

MOTIVATIONS TO KEEP RIDING: The main reason I ride this contraption is because it generates an automatic smile on almost everyone’s face. Shock, pride, joy and laughter are some of the many expressions I have noticed. They all definitely make riding the unicycle another day worthwhile! FALL 2007 l FOCUS 13 n 1907 the Andrews University Dairy first opened its doors for business. It housed between 40–50 cows. Milking was done by hand. Students used machines run by literal horse power to harvest feed, and there was no electricity. This year the Andrews University Dairy celebrates 100 years of operation—and a lot has changed in 100 years. But change is good. Today the Andrews Dairy houses approximately 1,250 cattle at two separate farms and Andrews is, in fact, the only North American college or university with a farm. Milking is done by machines. Eight hundred fifty acres of corn are grown for feed in addition to the semi- truckloads of soybean meal, whole fuzzy cottonseed, corn gluten feed, and more that arrive every week. In 2006, 2.3 million gallons of milk were shipped to the Dairy’s cooperative, Michigan Milk Producers Association, which in turn sold most of the milk to Old Europe Cheese in St. Joseph, Mich. The Dairy continues to grow. In March 2007 the Dairy received $1 million from William Colson’s $8.5 million donation to Andrews. This gift is being used to build a new milking parlor that will reduce milking time and allow for improved herd management, as well as provide valuable opportunities for research. Plans for a visitors’ center have also been finalized. The visitors’ center will display both historical and current information about the dairy, serving as a resource that will prove invaluable to groups touring the Dairy each year. Construction on both facilities began this fall. “We are honored that Mr. Colson saw fit to entrust such a large gift to our dairy and then to request that our new parlor and visitors’ center bear his name. We will do all we can to make this a model Top: The Dairy’s greenhouse-type barn. dairy and honor his memory,” says Tom Chittick, chair of the Above: Construction on the new milking parlor has already begun. agriculture department and comanager of the dairy.

14 FOCUS l FALL 2007 Left: A recent aerial view of the Andrews University Dairy. Below: Milking the cows in the College dairy, 1914, Orville Ayars and dairy manager Claude Curtis; the agricultural group at the College dairy, circa 1920s. Bottom: Architectural rendition of the completed milking parlor (by Stan Beikmann, assistant professor of agriculture).

by Gillian Sanner

Five academic degrees are offered through the agriculture department: agribusiness, animal science, preveterinary studies, dairy herd management, and horticulture and landscape design. Twenty- five students are studying in the dairy herd management and animal science programs, specifically. Seven full-time staff and between 45–60 students are employed by the dairy annually. These academic and employment pursuits have opened up opportunities for positive experiences outside of the Andrews University campus, as well. For instance, the Andrews Dairy is well-known in Michigan for its high milk production per cow and for the greenhouse-type barn it constructed for part of the dairy herd in 1999. Dairy science students from Purdue University, The Ohio State University, and Michigan State University have come to visit this facility. Each year Andrews University cattle make up a significant portion of the dairy cattle exhibit at the Berrien County Youth Fair. Andrews cattle have also been shown at other area fairs and statewide shows. Awards include the much-coveted “Premiere Exhibitor.” Undergraduate animal science students participating in the John Nevins Andrews Honors Program have presented research projects at international meetings of the American Dairy Science Association. Results of research projects have also been published in Hoard’s Dairyman, the leading lay journal of the dairy industry. “We have received positive feedback from the research results we have presented at international scientific meetings and in industry journals. We are glad that we can demonstrate the excellence of the academics offered at Andrews University to those outside our region and our faith community,” says Katherine Koudele, animal science/ prevet advisor and comanager of the dairy.

Gillian Sanner is a graduate communication major and editorial intern for Focus

FALL 2007 l FOCUS 15 TRASH CAN JUNCTION MEMORIALIZED

by Bruce Closser

n the mid-1950s, a trash can stood risked what was commonly known at the junction of the sidewalk as de-socialization. On a first offense Irunning the length of the mall past a couple might be prohibited from Nethery Hall toward Lamson Hall and dating each other for a week. Further the sidewalk coming from the west offenses increased the time that couples campus where the men’s dormitories might be prevented from spending stood. time with each other. So vigilantly did The presence of trash bins around teachers supervise the parting hour campus was not in itself unusual, but that some students speculated the trash this particular receptacle was special. can might even be “bugged.”1 All Emmanuel Missionary College When trying to decide upon a students knew of its location on suitable gift to commemorate their “Look what we could do at Trash Can campus and understood its meaning. Junction 2007 that was out of the Golden Homecoming, the Class of So special was this particular trash question in early 50s date nights with 1957 settled on a memorial to Trash can that its location even had a name: the imaginary stop sign for boys and Can Junction at the approximate site the night watchman looking on with his Trash Can Junction. flashlight.” Herb & Judy Pritchard of the famous garbage receptacle. Trash Can Junction marked the During the year before their Golden boundary between the exclusively male and female Homecoming, class members raised sufficient funds to parts of campus. On Saturday nights and after special cover the cost of the memorial and its landscaping. The occasions, men could drop their dates at the door memorial will not only arouse nostalgic memories for of Lamson Hall, but during the week, the college alumni who remember Trash Can Junction, but also administration permitted male students to escort their bring to life a slice of the past for current students at female companions no further than the trash can. Here Andrews University. they were allowed to say good night, provided they The memorial consists of a fountain at the center of didn’t take too long. a brick-paved courtyard nestled under the trees at the During the day, students who inadvertently crossed end of the sidewalk which begins at the Bookstore and the imaginary line dividing the campus into two halves terminates at Lamson Hall. Five benches will eventually at Trash Can Junction might find themselves in a deep surround the fountain. One of these benches was discussion with their deans about their romantic future. purchased by several family members and friends to As the day ended, the sound of the chimes reminded honor the late Eugene Parkhurst, a member of the class students that they had fifteen minutes to reach worship of 1957. The purchase of the remaining four benches as in their separate dormitories. In a hasty passing of notes memorials was pledged during the Reunion of 2007 by and suggestive glances, students arranged the time and class members. A plaque explaining the significance of place of their next dates or simply said their good nights. the site will be mounted nearby. Although returning veterans had loosened the In this shady nook of campus, students will be able administration’s control of students’ social life, the to study or reflect or simply share each other’s company. administration continued to restrict male-female romantic And no faculty members will be waiting to take down interaction. One or two faculty members monitored their names if they linger too long. activity at Trash Can Junction to assure that students neither lingered too long nor engaged in any physical displays of affection. Students who violated these rules Bruce Closser is associate professor of English at Andrews University.

1 Meredith Jones Gray, As We Set Forth (Berrien Springs, Mich: Andrews University, 2002), p. 311. 16 FOCUS l FALL 2007

WelcomePEOPLE’S CHOICE CONCERT Thursday evening’s “People’s Choice Concert” in the Howard Performing Arts Center took the audience on a musical journey through the decades from Andrews University’s start as Emmanuel Missionary College until now. Selections included everything from Juan Carlos Rodriguez’s presentation of When Irish Eyes are Smiling to Jonathan Wall’s impersonation of Elvis. Demetra Andreasen remarks, “I was very impressed with the amount of talent on campus!”

Left: Jeff Carlson played ‘Tis a Gift to be Simple on the hammered dulcimer. Below: Michaela Lawrence performed the Roberta Flack favorite Killing Me Softly.

18 FOCUS l FALL 2007 For a few days this fall, Andrews University opened its campus especially for its alumni. From September 27 through 30, alumni guests were treated to four days full of entertainment, activities, worship services, and athletics. Gillian Sanner provides an overview of some highlights from the weekend.

Home!GROUNDBREAKING FOR THE NEW UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE The groundbreaking ceremony for the new Andrews University entrance took place Friday, Sept. 28, 2007. David Faehner, vice president for University Advancement, offered the following words of dedication:

We are standing in a field across from Highway 31 in the village of Berrien Springs, Michigan to dedicate a new entrance for our school, Andrews University. It was in the same field, 106 years ago, that a new road, later named College Avenue, was established. This road led through the Garland farm to the new Emmanuel Missionary College. Through the years thousands of students have entered this campus, by such roads as Grove St., University Blvd., and Garland Ave. The purpose for the students has been the same: they have come to seek knowledge, affirm their faith and leave through the same entrance to change the world. This beautiful new entrance and road will TAMBUNAN: PIZZA, POP & PROFESSIONALS allow people to enter into the heart of the campus “Pizza, Pop, and Professionals,” held in the where they will see excellent facilities such as the Wolverine Room of Terrace Café, gives current Howard Performing Arts Center, the School of Andrews students the opportunity to network Business, the Seminary and Pioneer Memorial with alumni professionals in various fields. Tom Church, thus allowing people to accurately see the Schultz, a junior computer science major, was quality of this place. able to speak with Aldy Hernandez (BS ’96, We want to thank the many donors who MS ’99) from RedHat. “I wish there were more supported this project, especially the late Bill Colson events like this,” says Schultz. “It is inspiring to and his wife, Bonnie, for their strong desire to have see people who have graduated and have jobs in this entrance. Without them this project could not the field you are interested in.” have been completed. We dedicate this new entrance as our front Top: Richard Scott waves the “start your engines” flag for door to our community, alumni and students. the bulldozers’ first scoop of earth for the new entrance Middle: Aldy Hernandez from RedHat Bottom: The annual Women’s Scholarship Breakfast hosted a performance of “The Grandmothers of Jesus.” FALL 2007 l FOCUS 19 20TH ANNUAL HOMECOMING PARADE The parade starts from the Pioneer Memorial Church parking lot and winds its away around campus past the Alumni house and into the Administration Building parking lot. Bystanders enjoyed colorful floats, beautiful banners and a marching band. Juanita (Moses) Campbell (BS ’93), along with husband Douglas, daughter Solana, son Suvan, and dog Sakee, marched in the parade. “My kids love parades, and they were so excited to have the opportunity to actually be in this parade! (Even our puppy got into it!) We all got dressed up and carried the flag of India, my country of origin.”

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HARVEST PICNIC The Harvest Picnic in the Alumni house backyard provided the perfect atmosphere for families to eat, visit and have fun. “The tent was beautifully decorated and provided plenty of seating,” says Bryan von Dorpowski (BBA ’88). “I was able to meet friends whom I haven't seen for many years. The refreshments were great, while my kids particularly enjoyed making s'mores by the bonfire.” Brenda Schalk (BS ’92, MS ’99) also brought her family to the picnic. “My husband, Scott, and I attended the picnic with our three kids,” she says. “They were very excited to take a ride on the hay wagon and visit the cows, but the evening got even better when we returned from the hayride to the outside fire and they saw all the fixings to make s'mores! Our whole family had fun being outside eating and socializing. We are fortunate to be a part of Andrews and able to participate in events such as alumni weekend. I know my children will have great memories of growing up near Andrews and being a part of the alumni festivities.”

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24 FOCUS l FALL 2007 AVIATION BREAKFAST AND FLYING COMPETITION Sunday’s fly-in event at the Airpark drew anywhere between fifty and eighty aircraft from around the country, though most fly-in participants came from Michigan and Indiana. Allan Payne, chair of the aeronautics department and Airpark manager, says, “We started early in the morning this year with a pancake breakfast. Some call it a ‘one-hundred-dollar breakfast’ because of the cost of the flight to get here. In reality, pilots look for an excuse to fly and show off their airplanes. It is an identity issue as much as anything. Left to right: 1JMPUT
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JOIN US NEXT YEAR! September 25–28, 2008

Honor Classes: 1938, 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1998

If you are interested in serving as a reunion leader or getting involved, please contact the Alumni Office.

FALL 2007 l FOCUS 25 time pieces

Of Melons, White Beaver, and La Salle

Muskmelon and ice cream feed, of the night sky studded with “cantaloupe sundaes,” “cantaloupe stars to accent the balmy quiet à la mode”—for almost 30 of the eventide,” as one avid SM years the school year opened at reporter described it (30 Sept Emmanuel Missionary College 1944, 1), the students built a and then Andrews University with campfire on “The Point,” the melons, a bonfire, and stories on bluff on the edge of campus high the high bluff overlooking the St. above the St. Joseph River. Some Joseph River. What began as a years they erected a platform “Freshman Days” event quickly strung with electric lights; other became a tradition so deeply years the participants performed embedded in the campus culture from the bed of a College Wood that not even 10 years after its Products truck pulled onto the debut, the students thought that Point. Tradition had it that the the melon feed had existed since Student Association president 1901 and the founding of the welcomed the students and a school in Berrien Springs!1 By representative of the new students 1957, the occasion was labeled responded in appreciation. in the yearbook as “Tradition Soloists, choruses and even whole Night.” bands serenaded the crowd. The first mention of the “Uncle Burt” Wade, a campus ritual, however, seems to be tradition in his own right, put on in the Student Movement of a baton-twirling exhibition.4 September 30,1936, which The pièces de résistance refers to “cantaloupe sundaes” as (besides the muskmelon), the “highlight of the evening’s however, were the stories. adventure.” In those days the They were a rite of passage, an The September 26, 1962 issue of The Student Movement featured the melons came from the fields “induction” ceremony for the popular tradition on its cover with the caption, “CANTALOUPE, CAMPFIRE, of the college farm.2 At the new students into the lore of AND COMPANIONS were enjoyed at the annual melon feed sponsored by the Health-Recreation Committee of the Student Association. Roller 5 evening picnic, around a blazing EMC. In the early years English skating and films followed the feed.” campfire, the melons were split professor Harry Tippett and in half and filled with ice cream later Chemistry chair Herwarth for the eager diners. In 1947, in Halenz regaled the audience the midst of the enrollment surge around the fire with tales of following WWII, the Student when Indians walked the woods Association split and served 780 of EMC. Armed with a little cantaloupes.3 history and a lot of imagination, Only twice in reported history, they told how in 1679 French the melons did not make their explorer La Salle and his Indian appearance. The SM reported in scout White Beaver could have October of 1943 that the “....ice made camp right there on the cream social became a corn roast high point above the river: “It due to the restrictions of war and is easy to imagine that its high the lateness of the season”(4). In vantage place may have lured La 1948, pies were served instead Salle when he sailed up the St. but the melons returned and Joseph two hundred fifty years remained a tradition until the ago seeking a passage to the event faded away in the 1960s. Mississippi; and having climbed Margery Ann (Prince) Guthrie (BA ‘66), and Sharon Calkins, enjoy the Weather permitting, the its height and surveyed the annual melon feed during registration week. location was also part of the country, who knows but he may ritual. Under “the blue velvet have tarried there a night.”6

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La Salle at the portage landing, St. Joseph River, December 5, 1679. From a lunette painted by Arthur Thomas for the Court House of St. Joseph County, Indiana. (Tribune Printing Company, South Bend, Ind.)

The idea that EMC students walked in carried him, priests, an Indian hunter, Point.8 The name was later shortened to the footsteps of Native Americans captured voyageurs—thirty-three travelers in all—up Beaver Point. the students’ imaginations for many years. the St. Joseph River. They would, indeed, Fanciful as the campfire stories may The Cardinal of 1930, for example, is have glided past the banks of Andrews have been, they (and the melons) began, elaborately embossed and illustrated with University. The records say that they every fall, to plant the seeds of school spirit idealized Indian iconography of the era. disembarked in what is now South Bend.7 in the listeners. As the SM reporter of Arrowhead silhouettes frame the portraits The EMC storytellers probably got their 1945 rhapsodized (2): “With a happy and of the students. The yearbook features idea that the Indian guide may have been satisfied feeling that no ‘tradition’ was any a long essay entitled “The Heritage of White Beaver from a book that still sits on better than the annual outing on White E.M.C.,” which reads in part: the shelves of James White Library: Russ F. Beaver Point, each one knew why he had Lockridge’s La Salle, published in 1931 and chosen to come to E.M.C. for the current Not far from the college buildings, stamped repeatedly “Emmanuel Missionary school year.” on the bluffs overlooking the St. College Library,” has a discreet little pencil Joseph River, stands a Highland check next to the name White Beaver in White Oak. Could this silent the index. Lockridge himself admits that Endnotes 1 sentinel be given the power of the “early journals” referred to “’La Salle’s “White Beaver Point Scene of Traditional Festivities of Student Association,” SM, 30 Sept. 1945, 1. speech, he could tell us of the days Indian hunter,’ without mention of either 2 Jean Duncan, “S.A. Reception,” SM, 14 Sept. 1937, when Indians gathered in council name or tribe” (111), but the figure he 7. under his shady branches at the conjures of White Beaver, his “gigantic 3 “Student Assn. Greets Freshmen at Social,” SM, 30 same time that George Washington build,” “keen eye,” “quick ear,” and Sept. 1947, 1. 4 “Student Association Holds Fete for New Students took command of the Continental “unfailing rifle” were irresistible to good on White Beaver Point,” SM, 30 Sept. 1944, 1; SM, Army. These Indians at that storytellers. 30 Sept. 1945. time were laying plans to defend The stories told at the melon feed 5 “New Students Welcomed,” SM, 20 Sept. 1939, 3. 6 themselves against the mighty quickly found their way into college SM, 13 Sept. 1937, 2. 7 Frances Parkman, La Salle and the Discovery of the Iroquois of the East. How grateful folklore. The founders of EMC in Berrien Great West: France and England in North America, they were for the means of defense Springs had first named the promontory Part Third (Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, which the lead mine on the present above the river White’s Bluff in honor 1927), 164–165. 8 College farm afforded them. They of James and Ellen White, but the name Duncan, SM, 14 Sept. 1937, 7. did not want to lose their homes seems to have been lost by the ’30s, nor their river. (6) when the generic “The Point” was the Meredith Jones Gray is professor of English at common designation. In 1937, however, Andrews University and is currently working on the second volume in the Andrews Heritage series. More scholarly sources that rely on the imaginations sparked by the fireside tales, If you have any stories about student research at earliest accounts of La Salle’s voyage confirm the college community decided to call Andrews, she’d be delighted to receive them at that, on December 3, 1679, eight canoes this favorite gathering spot White Beaver [email protected].

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For more information visit us online at www.andrews.edu/alumni/or contact the Alumni office at 269-471-3591 or [email protected].

JANUARY MAY playing? Email David Jardine in Social 6 Florida Alumni Gathering Recreation at [email protected]. 1 Alumni Graduation Picnic 3:00 pm Come skate with us after the game. 6:00 pm Captain and the Cowboy The Alumni Association will provide Alumni House backyard 604 E Main St, Apopka, Fla. hot drinks and cookies. Andrews University We discovered this restaurant last year, Berrien Springs, Mich. thanks to our alumni from the area. Just prior to the traditional graduation You won’t want to miss this charming MARCH rehearsal, the Alumni Association environment or the opportunity to get will host graduates at this annual together once again with friends. 9 Arizona Alumni Gathering “welcoming” event. If you’re interested 10:00 am in volunteering, please contact the Phoenix, Ariz. Alumni Office. FEBRUARY Whether you’re local alumni or just visiting for the annual Alumni 10 Washington Alumni Gathering 10 Redlands, Calif. Alumni Gathering Achievement Awards, you’re invited to 5:00 pm 6:00 pm join us for lunch at a local restaurant. Havstad Alumni Center XRtainment Zone Location is to be confirmed. 20 SW 4th Street, College Place, Wash. 409 E. Palm Avenue, Redlands, Calif. President Niels-Erik Andreasen has www.xrtainmentzone.com 15–16 Tennessee & North Carolina Alumni been asked to speak on the campus Gatherings of Walla Walla University and would 11 Sacramento, Calif. Alumni Gathering Gatherings are in the process of being like to invite you to join him for a light 6:30 pm planned in these areas. If you would supper following his message. Adventist Health like to get involved or help host an 2100 Douglas Blvd., Roseville, Calif. event, contact the Alumni Office. Please Note: Locations and times are subject 12 Napa Valley, Calif. Alumni Gathering to change. As the date gets closer, be sure to 6:30 pm APRIL doublecheck the alumni website or call the alumni office for updates. Marie Callender’s Restaurant 1990 Trower Avenue, Napa, Calif. 26–27 Toronto & Crawford area Alumni Gatherings 23 Alumni Hockey Game & Open Skate Gatherings are in the process of being 7:00-11:00 pm planned in these areas. If you would The Ice Box like to get involved or help host an 1421 S. Walnut Street, South Bend, Ind. event, please contact the Alumni Watch a lively game between Office. alumni and students. Interested in

WHO’S CONSIDERED AN ALUM?

If you’ve attended, worked or taught at Andrews University we consider you alumni! If you’re a parent or know someone who may be considering Andrews, you’re invited to join us for any of the above alumni gatherings.

Would you like to share an idea? Recommend a venue for a gathering? Help host an event? We’d love to hear from you! Contact Tami Condon (BS ’91) in the Alumni Office at [email protected] or 269-471-3591. Your generous support makes these events possible. Thank you!

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The Andrews University Alumni Association Medallion is presented to honored alumni who have been nominated by fellow alumni and approved by the Alumni Board of Directors to be recipients of this award. Honored Alumni are selected on the basis of outstand- ing service to the University, unusual achievement in a profession or occupation, and contributions to the community or church.

the years. He has served as assistant pastor Her master’s in teaching from Andrews at Sligo Church in Takoma Park, Md.; included an emphasis in early childhood dean of boys and academy teacher at education. She taught at Ruth Murdoch Shenandoah Valley Academy; director Elementary School for 11 years and of student affairs at Mount Vernon worked for almost 10 years in curriculum Academy; public relations director at development for the General Conference Kettering Medical Center; vice president and North American Division. Marilyn of Development and Public Relations and also served as assistant superintendent of assistant vice president for Student Affairs education for the Illinois Conference of at Andrews University; vice president Seventh-day Adventists for four years. She for Development and president of the was commissioned as a teacher in 1995. Hinsdale Hospital Foundation. Of the years she spent teaching and Though now retired, David’s able supervising at Ruth Murdoch Elementary leadership is in high demand as evidenced School, Marilyn says, “Those years by his serving on several boards, including encompass the pinnacle of my classroom Adventist Frontier Missions, the National experience. The diversity of students, the Society of Fund Raising Executives: commitment of parents and the expertise Chicago Chapter, and the Andrews of my colleagues created the nearly perfect University President’s Council. climate for both teaching and learning.” Marilyn Bauer (MAT ’75) graduated The Bauers recently relocated to David Bauer (MA ’57, EdD ’82) has from Columbia Union College in 1961 Hendersonville, N.C. after spending the enjoyed a rich and varied career through with a BA in Elementary Education. past 11 years in Berrien Springs.

world away from where they were born Fellowship in California. and raised. Paul was born in Taipei, Mei-Mei shares her husband’s Taiwan, and Mei-Mei was born in commitment to education. A Shanghai, China. distinguished educator in her own right, Paul’s education and work experience Mei-Mei graduated in 1972 with a stretch across three disciplines: business, master’s degree in educational psychology religion and education. He graduated from the University of California, Santa from Hong Kong Adventist College in Barbara; and in 1987 she earned a PhD in 1975 with a BA in business, and earned a educational psychology from Andrews. second BA—this time in religion—from Mei-Mei has served as dean of students Taiwan Adventist College in 1977. at South China Union College in Hong Three years later, Paul graduated from Kong; dean of women, academic dean Loma Linda with an MA in educational and dean of students at Taiwan Adventist administration, and in 1987 he graduated College; and principal of Tai Po Sam Yuk from Andrews University with a PhD in Secondary School in Hong Kong. educational administration. Coming to Andrews was a turning His sterling career includes serving point in their lives. Mei-Mei says, as academic dean at Taiwan Adventist “The teachers I had [here] were my College; treasurer of the Chinese Union role models.” Paul adds, “Andrews has Mission; president and principal of changed my life. It has given me the Taiwan Adventist College and Academy; conviction to pass on true Christian Paul (PhD ’87) and Mei-Mei (PhD ’87) president of Griggs University in Asia; values to the next generation of young Cho (pictured above with their daughter, and currently as senior pastor at the Seventh-day Adventists.” Miriam) live in Riverside, Calif.—half a Hacienda Heights Chinese Adventist

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Canada. As a result, he enrolled at He is married to Juliet (Boyce) (BS ’78, Kingsway College in Oshawa, Ont. This MA ’92) and they have two children, decision changed the direction of his life. Jonathan and Jessica. David spent a year as a student Andrews University is “the place that missionary to Japan and on his return, gave me wings,” says David. As a result, enrolled at Andrews University where he he feels a strong responsibility to carry the completed a BS in Physical Education baton of the spirit of Andrews, wherever and Health. After graduating, he returned God leads him. to Kingsway College where he served as David feels privileged to be chosen as dean of men and taught for the next three an honored alum, but reminds us that and a half years. what we accomplish here on earth pales David returned to Andrews and in comparison to what is awaiting us in graduated with a second degree—an heaven. “Thanks for the honor,” he says, MA in School Counseling. For the next “but remember that a greater honor is 17 years, he served as dean of men at waiting to be bestowed on all of us.” Kingsway, Andrews and Walla Walla, and found this to be a rewarding way to help prepare students for God’s Kingdom. David currently serves as vice president for Student Services at Southwestern At the age of eighteen, David Knight (BS Adventist University in Keene, Texas ’81, MA ’87) heard a sermon promoting where he enjoys interacting with students Christian education while attending every day. An avid sportsman, David loves his home church in Toronto, Ontario, football, golf, hockey and weight lifting.

Andrews education as exceptional,” he In 2001, David was one of several says. This was confirmed when he sat for Dow scientists chosen to represent the his graduate placement exams at Caltech. company when it received the United They consisted largely of graduate-level States National Medal of Technology finals, and David aced all but one of from President George W. Bush in them. His fellow students did not fare as Washington D.C. well, in spite of having graduated from He coauthored a successful grant some of the most prestigious universities. proposal that funded a $15.8 million, David says, “They were jealous of the five-year nanocomposites research breadth and depth of my Andrews program on advanced automotive plastics. education.” David is married to Sharon (Hibbs) On graduating from Caltech in 1983 and their twin sons, Andrew and Eric, are with a PhD in Chemical Physics, David seniors at Great Lakes Adventist Academy. returned home to Midland, Md., where Both sons plan to attend Andrews he was hired by the Dow Chemical University. Company. Almost 25 years later, David David’s advice to current students: is now senior lead research scientist “Soak up the spiritual values and love of of Dow Chemical’s Water Solutions Jesus that exists on campus—then allow Business—a $500 million annual revenue God to lead you down a career path that growth business that focuses on water will improve the lives of others.” David Moll (BS ’77) graduated from purification. As lead scientist, David Andrews University with a BS degree and is responsible for defining and leading a longing to make a difference in the lives Dow’s research in both current and of others. “I have always regarded my emerging water purification technologies.

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teacher at Platte Valley Academy. University’s commitment to excellence in While teaching full-time, she Christian scholarship. enrolled at the University of Nebraska Merlene’s vision for Adventist global and graduated in 1954 with an MA in educational ministry and her dedication English. She would later earn her PhD to high-quality performance led the from the same institution. university to appoint her in 1991, In 1955, Merlene moved to Berrien director of Andrews University Extension Springs where she began teaching in Programs. Her understanding of diverse the English Department at Emmanuel cultures, her innate ability to work under Missionary College. Only nine years later, difficult circumstances, her passion she became dean of the College of Arts for transmitting the best of Adventist and Sciences, and in 1964 she organized higher education to needy areas, and Andrews University’s first study tour to her vigorous maintenance of academic Europe. Through the years, 800 students standards have firmly linked Andrews enjoyed this enriching experience under University to many campuses in several her leadership. divisions of the world church. Another of Merlene’s enduring After an exceptional 49 years of service contributions was her directorship of the to Andrews University, Merlene says, “My Honors Program. She inherited a program experience at Andrews University has that was little more than an idealistic been life-encompassing. It has provided Born in Lincoln, Neb., Merlene Ogden concept at the time, and for the next me with opportunities and memories I (former faculty/administrator) graduated 24 years transformed it into a thriving shall cherish always.” in 1950 with a BA from Union College reality. Under her leadership, the Honors and began her denominational career as a Program came to epitomize Andrews

and in 1982 graduated with a BS in They enjoy traveling abroad and their Communication with an emphasis in travels have included visits to France, Mass Media and a minor in English. Switzerland, Germany, Ireland and Since 1986, Peter has worked as an Prague. independent producer for Marketplace Peter says Andrews University did an on NPR (National Public Radio). excellent job to prepare him for the real Additionally, for the past 17 years he has world. “The academic requirements were worked in San Jose at KQED-FM as a rigorous,” he says, “and the relatively radio journalist and South Bay Bureau small campus provided opportunity for Chief. Peter excels in his field and has invaluable interaction with my professors received numerous achievement awards and fellow students.” and national recognition for his work. Regarding the spiritual environment On a whim, he took a test and was found on campus, Peter says, “It gave invited to join MENSA. He is now a me a profound sense of my place in the lifetime member. universe and an unwillingness to settle Peter is an active public speaker and has for the easy answers.” He continues, addressed the graduating class at San Jose “At Andrews, I found the confidence to State University. He has given numerous navigate the fine line between faith and talks to a variety of groups including doubt.” public relations professionals and art Peter Jon Shuler (BS ’82) was born in associations on how to deal with the Niles, Mich., in 1958, and graduated media and related issues. in 1977 from Andrews Academy. Peter is married to Jamie (Beckett) and He enrolled at Andrews University they make their home in Palo Alto, Calif.

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Reunion Class Edition: In this edition of Class Notes, we are highlighting alumni from the reunion classes of Homecoming 2007, including the classes of 1937, 1947, 1957, 1967, 1977, 1982, 1987 and 1997.

1930s Rolland Howlett (BA ’37) is retired after a long career of ministry service. He worked as an educator (both as teacher and president) for over 40 years in countries such as Singapore, Haiti, Puerto Rico and Vietnam. Rolland also served as the principal of Sandia View Academy, and pastored the academy church. Currently he lives in Angwin, Calif., with his wife, Florence. The couple is very proud of their two daughters who have also lived in many different places, as a teacher and pastor’s wife respectively. Rolland’s memories of EMC days include working for a summer on the farm, and five-plus years working at College Press.

Arnold Michaels (DIP2YR ’37), a retired thoracic surgeon, makes his home on Bainbridge Island, Wash. He counts among his blessings a “strong college education.” Leona Running Arnold has one daughter who remembers hearing her dad talk about “digging sewer ditches” during his time at EMC.

Harold Bailey (DIP2YR ’43, BA ’47) is part of a family of doctors. All of his four children and his wife, Doralee, chose medicine as their profession. Before Harold retired from vascular surgery he was able to teach surgery to doctors at the Malamulo Hospital in Malawi, Africa. Currently he is working as a teacher and rancher at his Haldora Ranch in Ojai, Calif.

Alvin Bartlett (BA ’47, MA ’60) is retired and living in Yuma, Ariz., after a long career in which he served as an educator, departmental secretary, pastor and mission and union president. He writes that he had the “wonderful privilege of serving the church for a total of 44 Florence & Rolland Howlett years. Twenty-three of those years were spent in Indonesia where I watched our membership Left–right: Ursula (Ziesmer) Whiting, grow from 6000 to 60,000.” While in Indonesia Mary (Nozaki) Kimura he was able to help found two colleges and organize the East Indonesia Union Mission. Alvin is the proud parent of three children.

Fred Beavon (BA ’47) lives with his wife Velma (Boelter) (att.), in Dayton, Mont. Fred has worked in many different church capacities including evangelism, pastoring, and serving as director for youth services and trust services in various conferences. He also served as president of the Alaska Conference, and since retirement has done some short- term mission service in Borneo. He writes that EMC was “a great preparation for my work in the ministry!” The couple has three sons, six grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Robert Cash (BA ’47) worked for more than fifty years doing auditing for various church organizations including mission work in the South American Division office, and work in the General Conference auditing service. While working at the GC he was able to travel to East Africa three times, and also visited India and the Philippines. Robert currently lives Arnold Michaels with his wife, Frances, in Grand Rapids, Mich.

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Jean (Walton) Iles (BA ’47) makes her home in Etowah, N.C., with her husband, William (BA ’42, Dip2yr ’47). Jean is retired after serving as a registered nurse, and owner and proprietor of a health food store, Economy Health Foods, in Apopka, Fla. She has also been able to do some volunteer mission work in Haiti and Nicaragua. Church work has been important to Jean. She has served as director of both community services and church hospitality in her local church. The couple is blessed to have three children.

Gladys (Thompson) Vessels (B4 ’47) writes that she and her husband, Frank (BA ’49), have had the privilege of serving as a pastor and wife team in various conferences until 2006. They are currently retired, living in Barstow, Calif., where they remain active in the life of their local church. The couple has four children, 11 grandchildren and one great- granddaughter. From their time at Andrews they remember meeting in 1946, when Frank attended after serving in the military. Gladys writes, “Andrews is a very special place to us and we remark often about our days there.”

Harold Bailey Ursula (Ziesmer) Whiting (BA ’47) has been retired from teaching since 1986. She served for over 35 years as a teacher and writes that she “enjoyed every minute of it!” While she is retired, Ursula remains very active, taking care of her great-grandson a few days a week, and participating in the life of her local church. For 20 years she conducted VBS, and served as the church clerk and adult Sabbath school teacher for the Lena Adventist church. While going to school at EMC, Ursula remembers working in various jobs around campus, including working at the post office for 35 cents an hour. Through her work while going to school she was able to raise the money for half of her total school expenses. Ursula and her husband, Lionel, who passed away in 2005, raised five children.

Golden Hearts Club is a tradition which honors those who have graduated 50 years ago or more.

Fred & Velma Beavon

Front row (left–right): Betty Garber, Bonnie Jean Hannah, Mary (Youngs) Dunn, Jess (Duns) Oliver, Charlotte Groff, Helen Crawford Burks, Mary Nozaki Kimura, Rita (Higgins) Andrus, Sandra (Hood) Camp, Adell (Haughey) Claypool, Guinevere (Sherwood) Cook, Esther (GoldBerg) Jones, Judy (Sykes) Pritchard, Joan (Lane) Wildman Middle row (left–right): Ruth (Schoun) Kloosterhuis, Lois (Marsh) Schell, Dick Schell, Durward Wildman, Thelma (Ortner) Knutson, Marguerite (Anderson) Dixon, Clarence Williams, Richard Gutsche, Jim Morton, Tatsuo Kimura, JoAn (Myers) Witzel, Everet W. Witzel, Herb Pritchard, Hugo Christiansen Back row (left–right): Robert Kloosterhuis, Roy Olson, Robert Knutson, Dwain Ford, Walter Thompson, Al Smouse, Stephen Kantner, Duane Dodd, Donald Halenz, Jim Anderson, Bill Clegg, Cliff Hoffman, Merlynd Frank & Gladys Vessels Nestell, Charles Behner, Thor Bakland, Louis Nielsen, Lance Hodges

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JoAn & Everet Witzel

Front row (left–right): Dick Schell, Jean (Ketcham) Anderson, Rheeta Kelley Stecker, Betty (Smith) Benson, Sally (Shadel) Hasselbrack, Helen (Crawford) Burks, Rita (Higgins) Andrus, Adell (Haughey) Claypool, JoAn (Myers) Witzel, Guinevere (Sherwood) Cook, Sandra (Hood) Camp, Harold Hiday Middle row (left–right): Curtis LaCourt, Merlynd Nestell, Elton Stecker, David G. Rand, Duane R. Peterson, Bill Clegg, Clarence Williams, Everet Witzel, Jim Morton, Louis Nielsen, Cliff Hoffman Back row (left–right): Richard Gutsche, William Zehm, Edmund Grentz. Walter Thompson, Stephen Kantner, Ivan Blazen, Al Smouse, Duane Dodd, Donald Halenz, Lance Hodges, David Bauer, Hugo Christiansen, Duane Zimmerman

Everet W. Witzel (BA ’57) and his wife JoAn (Myers) (AA ’57) have traveled extensively since retirement in 2000, including trips to China, Tibet, Australia, New Zealand and Fiji. Since 2002, Everet has made seven two- to three-month trips to the Philippines to serve as professor and consultant in the School of Health, Adventist University of the Philippines. Before retirement, Everet taught medical students at Loma Linda University and in Vellore, India. For six years he served as the director of health for the Far Eastern Division. He also directed the Hinsdale Family Practice Residency as well as upgrade the program at Florida Hospital. JoAn, besides being a church organist since Wisconsin Academy days, is a substitute teacher and church clerk and is involved in the administration of RADIO 74 Internationale. RADIO 74 is a California not-for-profit corporation established by Everet and JoAn in 2003. This corporation serves North America in the establishment of Adventist radio stations affiliated with RADIO 74, founded by JoAn’s brother, Ron Myers (att.), 25 years ago in Europe. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary this year, and are thankful all four of their children and nine grandchildren love the Lord and are involved in their local churches.

Patricia Ann Calkins (BA ’57, MA ’77) resides in Balsam Grove, N.C., where she maintains a private practice as a career consulting educator. Patricia’s first career after graduation was that of Bible worker for the Michigan Conference, working with various evangelists. She received her PhD from Michigan State University in 1989. Her doctorate was in continuing professional education and educational systems development, which deals with how adults learn. Patricia has four children, including Kevin Mullins (BA ’81), and Brent Mullins (BS ’79), and six grandchildren.

David Knecht (BA ’57) makes his home in Chattanooga, Tenn., with his wife B. J. and their 15-year-old son, Colby. David writes, “having retired three times, I never quite learned how to do it.” His long career in education included teaching at several academies as well as the University of Tennessee/Chattanooga. David developed and administered a

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reading clinic which taught people from ages 6–65. He currently works part-time doing custodial and maintenance work for their 600-member church, as well as being “Mr. Mom” for Colby. Besides Colby, David has been blessed with four other children and 11 grandchildren.

Since 1976, Merlynd Nestell (BA ’57) has been teaching math and geology at the University of Texas/Arlington. He has developed nine courses in the fields of geology, paleontology, mathematics and hydrogeology. Merlynd has received numerous honors over the years for his teaching, including the “College of Science Teacher of the Year” in 1989 and 1995. More than 130 of his research articles have been published in professional journals, symposia volumes and guidebooks. Merlynd has two daughters and one grandson, and met his wife, Galina, ten years ago when on a geology field trip to Russia.

Walter Thompson (BS ’57) resides in Lake Geneva, Wis., with his wife of 52 years, Avonne (Nottleson) (att.). While retired from working as a surgeon, Walter continues to work one day a week doing surgery and surgical consultations. He writes, “my life is fulfilled when serving others as physician, surgeon, health educator and short-term missionary.” Walter and Avonne spent two years serving in Guam in the mid-1960s where they experienced “Typhoon Karen.” Besides mission trips, Walter has written about a dozen books, including Truth in the Balance, which speaks about the final judgment of planet earth. He also maintains a website, www.judgmenthour.org, that deals with apocalyptic news and commentary. Walter and Avonne have two children, Gregory (BA ’84) and Cynthia, now deceased.

Front row (left–right): Shirley (Marshall) Gager, Shirley (Anderson) Freed, Elizabeth (Roosenberg) Willauer, Elly Economou, Virginia Dean, Arlene Siepman Back row (left–right): Gary Erhard, Warren Johns, Dick Scott, Vernon Alger, Chet Damron, John Thiel, Louis Nielsen

Mary (Rogers) Detweiler (BS ’67) is retired and lives in Galien, Mich., after serving as a teacher for many years. Mary taught in six different states and earned two master’s degrees in her career. She recalls coming to Andrews after her husband, Robert (BA ’51), was killed in an auto accident and going to school while raising two boys, Stan (BS ’72) and Curtis (att.), now deceased. She writes how thankful she is for “the help of the Lord, encouragement of many teachers and staff, and lots of prayer” that saw her through “many

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rough times.” In retirement, Mary continues to help the world around her by contributing to church ministries and alumni associations.

Gary Erhard (BS ’67) makes his home in Berrien Springs where he writes that he has “loved every minute living in this multicultural village since 1962.” He counts among his blessings a wonderful wife of 50 years, Pat, and his family, including children both biological and adopted, and 13 grandchildren. Missions has played a large part in their lives and for the last 21 years they have been going on short-term mission trips with Maranatha, and also helping students at a university in Peru. While stateside, Gary and Pat run “Erhard Furniture and Flooring” and “Erhard Moving and Storage.”

Ray Erwin (BD ’67) pastored for a total of 35 years in four different states, including three years as Bible teacher and campus pastor for Columbia Academy in Battleground, Wash. Ray and his wife, Dorothy (Coles) (att.), are now retired in Safford, Ariz. He writes that his blessings include “having wonderful places to live, and such wonderful people to Gary & Pat Erhard pastor!” From his time at Andrews Ray has many memories, including buying loaves of bread from the bakery on Fridays for 10 cents each, and “making friends with people from so many countries.” Ray and Dorothy have two children, Carey and Shery.

Myrtle Fitzgerald (MA ’67) is retired in “beautiful Door County, Wisconsin” after a career of service as a teacher and missionary. In Bangkok, Thailand, she served as a school teacher and residence hall dean, and in Singapore she served as a college teacher and children’s Sabbath School leader. In between all of her mission service she was able to obtain her master’s in education. Myrtle remembers fondly from her Andrews days all of her “friends from other countries.”

Gary Fordham (MA ’67, BD ’69) makes his home in Santa Fe, N.M., with his wife, Karen, where he serves as a church pastor. Gary taught theology at what was then Bugema College (now University) in Uganda, East Africa. He recalls working there “while Idi Amin was Uganda’s president and afterwards while anarchy reigned.” After he finished teaching, Gary became the director of ministerial education for East Africa before moving back to the U.S. Gary and Karen are blessed with two daughters, Sonja and Sari, and two grandsons.

Denis Gibbs (BS ’67) is thankful for “life, family and that Christ died for me and still loves me, a sinner of the first degree.” He and his wife, Kathleen (Delafuente) (MBA ’99), make their home in Niles, Mich., where he works as a radiologist. He writes that he considers his greatest professional highlight to be when “a patient writes or speaks a word of thanks.” The couple has five sons and sent the four oldest boys on the Andrews’ European art tour with Greg Constantine. From his time at Andrews Denis has many memories, including spending his summers here as a boy while his mother took classes. As a student, he vividly recalls the field trip to Peru he took with the biology department. He writes that it was an “amazing adventure in the jungle.”

Raymond Hamblin (BS ’67) resides in Tecumseh, Mich., with his wife, Madlyn (Lewis) (att.). Ray began his own communication (printing) business in the basement of his home in 1973 and since then the company, Hamblin Company, Inc., has grown to more than 50 employees with the expansion and addition of two additional buildings. Besides managing the business, Ray has been very active in volunteer service. He served as president of ASI for six years, as well as serving for two years as president of Missions, Inc. He is a private pilot as well as a lay Bible minister for the Michigan Conference. Ray enjoys being involved in outreach and has presented a number of Bible-based seminars resulting in decisions for Christ. Ray and Madlyn have two children, Kristi (att.) and Michael (BA ’96), and one grandson, Nathan.

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Patricia (McKay) Karp (BMus ’67, MA ’74) makes her home in Cathedral City, Calif., with her husband, Richard. Patricia is a K–2 teacher, bell choir director and string instructor at the Valley Adventist Christian School. She has also worked in a couple other schools, including Desert Adventist Academy where she received the “Silver Apple Award” from Press Enterprise for her work as a kindergarten teacher. Patricia has many memories from her time at Andrews, including “playing in the orchestra and singing in the choir for church.” The couple has been blessed with two sons, Richard and Nicholas.

Ralph Robertson (BD ’67) served as a pastor for 28 years and currently serves as the ministerial director for the Northern California Conference. He and his wife, Darlys, make their home in Martinez, Calif. They are the proud parents of two daughters, Beth Robertson, an academy teacher, and Kerri McComb, a social worker.

Dan Schultz (MMus ’67) is retired with his wife, Carolyn, in Walla Walla, Wash. Dan was the chair of the music department and professor of music at Walla Walla College for 21 years. In 2000, he retired after 40 years of teaching. He has received awards for his teaching at two academies and two colleges in the Adventist system. Dan has also enjoyed writing, including serving as a consultant for music textbooks, composing works for bands, and writing about the history of both the music at WWC in The Great Tradition and the Walla Walla Symphony in A Dream Fulfilled. He is presently doing research for a book on Adventist music in the 20th century, and preparing a biographical resource book on Adventist musicians. Dan and Carolyn have four children, eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Carlos Schwantes (BA ’67) has enjoyed a lengthy career as a professor of history. He has taught at three universities and is currently teaching at the University of Missouri. Besides teaching, Carlos has authored 17 books, and worked as a tour lecturer for Lindblad Expeditions and GrandLuxe Rail. He is thankful that he still enjoys traveling and has been able to do so extensively through his work as a tour lecturer. Carlos writes that he is blessed to have a “good wife,” Mary (Dassenko) (att.), and “two fine sons,” Ben and Matt.

Front row (left–right): Diane Nudd, Deb (Lloyd) Foote, Madeline Johnston, Suzanne Baker, Cheryl (Krpalek) Moushon, Beverly Matiko, Rebecca (Haug) May Middle row (left–right): Sharon (Seltzer) Symonds, Carmen (Tanguay) Dickhaut, Darla (Allen) Kissinger, Valerie (Soper) Ristau, Terri Dallas-Prunskis, Barb Friedrich, Leona (Church) Bakewell, Shirley (Marshall) Gager Back row (left–right): Brad Bateman, David Foote, David Grellmann, David Moll, Jack Vance, Max Church, Oscar Tanguay, Rick Moushon, Louis Nielsen

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David Foote (BS ’77) and his wife, Debra (Lloyd) (BS ’77, MAT ’81), reside in Fort Ann, N.Y. Both David and Debra work at the Family Practice of Hudson Falls, David as a doctor and Debra as a medical purchasing agent. The couple has served as foster parents for teenagers, and spent many years helping out in Pathfinders and Adventurers. From his time at Andrews, David recalls many things including, “dune sliding, beach vespers, and Dr. Minesinger and organic chemistry.” Debra writes that while at Andrews she had “fantastic friends, most of whom I’m still in contact with. I also remember brilliant and caring teachers.” Among their blessings they count “good health” that allows them to swim across the lake they live on in the summer and ski and skate on it in the winter.

Stanley Hickerson (MDiv ’77) makes his home in Berrien Springs, with his wife, Kathryn (current staff). Stanley has served as a pastor since 1974 in both the northern and southern Calif. conferences, and currently in the Michigan conference. Besides pastoring the Stevensville Adventist church, Stanley is also an adjunct professor for the religion department at Andrews. From his time as a student, Stanley remembers working in the David Foote library, and good classes from professors such as Leona Running and C. Mervyn Maxwell. He and his wife have five children, including Emily Gillett, Kimberly Green, and Emily Hickerson, all current students.

Stephen Huey (MDiv ’77) has been a pastor since 1973, and currently serves as the pastor of the Adventist church in Hermiston, Ore. He and his wife, Elaine, are blessed with three children, and have also been foster parents for 30 years. Steve writes that they have had more than 100 kids in their home, and that this experience has been “so rewarding.” Among his many Andrews’ memories, Stephen recalls “the international smells of food cooking in the housing complexes as I worked for Plant Service,” and “relationships with seminary friends from everywhere.”

Martin Jackson (BA ’77, MDiv ’85) makes his home in La Center, Wash. Martin serves as a pastor in the Oregon conference and his wife, Connie (AS ’78), works as a teacher’s aide. The couple has two sons, Brian and Brett.

Esther (de Gannes) Jarrette (BS ’73, MAT ’77) lives in Hinsdale, Ill., with her husband, Michael, and their two children, Rommel and Larnelle. Esther serves as the executive Debra Foote assistant to the vice president for ministries and mission at Adventist Hinsdale Hospital.

Barb (Karas) Johns (BS ’77) resides in Hamburg, Pa., with her husband, Bruce. Barb is a part-time teacher at Blue Mountain Academy and Bruce is a physical therapist. The couple has two sons, Michael and Danny.

Rudolf “Rudy” Klimes (MA ’77) lives in Camino, Calif., with his wife, Anna (Homenchuk) (EdD ’77). Rudy has had an amazing life, beginning with his upbringing in the Czech Republic under the oppressive regimes of both Hitler and Stalin. In 1948, he was able to escape the Iron Curtain and settled in Canada with his father and brother. In 1954, Rudy married Anna and the two of them served as missionaries in the Far East two separate times, for a combined total of 26 years. Rudy served as a college president in South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong. After they returned to the States, they taught at Andrews in the School of Graduate Studies. In 1986, they returned to the Far East for more missionary work, and then in 1994 transitioned back to the U.S. For the last decade, they have been involved in teaching and helping in the Ukraine. Anna considers one of her accomplishments to be teaching for 42 years from kindergarten to graduate school. She writes that she has “cooked out of 27 kitchens.” The couple has three children, including Anita Borrowdale (BS ’81).

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Diane Nudd (BS ’77) lives in McDonald, Tenn., working as an advertising producer for Flashtel. Besides working as a writer and production manager for Flashtel, Diane is a member of the Collegedale, Tenn., Chamber of Commerce, and has produced a TV show for public television. She is proud to be a charter member of the Collegedale Community SDA church, and also to have her “Christian Leaders Authors Speakers Seminar” certification.

Verlie Ward (BS ’77) makes her home in College Place, Wash. Verlie has retired after a long career in teaching, most recently as a professor at Walla Walla College. While retired, Verlie remains active in the community and serves as an elder at the Walla Walla College Church. She has two children, both of whom attended Andrews, Eldean (BS ’83) and Cherry-Lee (att.).

Diane Nudd

Front row (left–right): Laura (Prescod) Roberts, Enid (Pekeur) Harris, Keith Calkins, Carol (Harris) Johnson, Keith Blair, Holly Marihugh, Sandra (Veldman) Paulsen, Sari (Onjukka) Butler Back row (left–right): Fred Burghardt, Bruce Higgins, Victoria (Van Allen) DeLuca, Mike Douglas, Eileen Dry, Karolee Robinson, David Bauer, Richard Inglish The Breyer Family

Kenneth Breyer (BET ’82) and his wife, Karen, make their home in Colton, Calif., with their four children. Kenneth received his master’s of science in civil engineering in 2000, and currently serves as vice president for the Loma Linda University Adventist Health Sciences Center. From his time at Andrews he remembers playing in the brass ensemble, and running along the St. Joe River.

Steve Cassimy (MDiv ’82, DMin ’94) is a senior pastor and ministerial secretary for the Greater New York Conference. Among his professional highlights, Steve has served as a chaplain, host of the television program “Pathway of Hope” on the Hope channel, and as president of the 44th precinct clergy/police coalition. He makes his home in Elmont, N.Y., with his wife, Marilyn, a nurse. The couple has two children and one grandson.

It was at Andrews, Edward Dancek (BS ’82) writes, that he found his “soulmate and life partner,” Laura (Pascual) (BS ’81). The couple live in Punta Gorda, Fla., with their two daughters. Edward is a financial advisor, and Laura is a speech pathologist. Edward’s career accomplishments include being a national trainer for Ameriprise, registered principal, and

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district manager, to name a few things. He also stays very active in the life of his church by serving as Pathfinder director, elder and stewardship director.

Malcolm Hutchinson (MA ’82, EdD ’00) is currently working as a Fortune 500 corporate director for ACS. He writes, “God has allowed me to be inside a global company, sharing Christ to the world.” Malcolm has also served as a pastor, educator and university professor. He and his wife, Gaye, make their home in Winchester, Ky., and have two sons, Sam (att.), and Daniel (current student). From his Andrews experience, Malcolm is grateful for “lifelong friends” as well as being “melded and molded by great professors.” The Itin Family Ronaldo Itin (BIT ’82) resides in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with his wife, Iris, and their three children. After graduation, Ronaldo worked for 17 years with various biscuit and cracker companies, including Granix (an Adventist food company). The last ten years he worked in the research and development of new products as a biscuit and crackers development specialist. His official title is food technologist for Givaduan (a multinational flavor company). Ronaldo enjoys vacationing in the mountains and spending time with his family. He is very involved in his church and has served in many different posts; as a Sabbath school teacher, elder, head deacon, Pathfinder leader, music leader and treasurer, to name a few.

Bert Smit (MDiv ’82) makes his home in Wokingham, United Kingdom, with his wife, Simone. Bert is the executive director for ADRA-UK and has made mission a priority while working in various places. He has served in the Netherlands as a pastor, in Cyprus as communications director for the Middle East Union, and for Adventist World Radio in England. The couple is blessed to have two daughters.

Front row (left–right): Betty (Patterson) Spalding, Lorna Thomas, Chris Ederesinghe, Serge Vernet, Brian Wilson, Peter van Bemmelen Back row (left–right): Sherri (van Duinen) Dovich, LaQuita Anderson, Nancy (Forrester) Fry, Elise Dixon-Roper, Antonio Ruban, Judy (Grenke) Whittaker

Wendy Agard (BS ’87) makes her home in Odenton, Md., and works as a nurse manager in Columbia, Md. In 2003, she received her master’s of science in business management from the University of Florida. Prior to that, Wendy taught high school for six years. From

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her time at Andrews she has many wonderful memories, including “working at the airpark, the trees in autumn, the parties in the dorm and the people you’d meet in the cafeteria.” Wendy writes that “one of the best years of my life” came right after Andrews when she served as a volunteer nurse aide in Scotland. These days she continues to volunteer in her local church doing whatever she can to help.

Ray Allen (MA ’87) resides in Bracknell, England, with his wife, Marion, and their two children, Seth and Jamie. Among his many blessings he is especially thankful that his children were baptized this spring. Currently, Ray is a global team leader for Adventist World Radio, helping people from many countries learn how to produce Christian radio programs. Ray also manages the AWR Europe office and serves as a lecturer in broadcasting at Newbold College. Besides training, Ray has been able to lecture and preach in the countries that he visits. To date he has traveled to more than 80 countries in his work with AWR. He writes that the “18 months that I spent at Andrews remain unforgettable—some of the best months of my life!” Glenn & Karen Coppes In May of 2006, Derek Bowe (MA ’87) was awarded the “Teacher of the Year” award at Oakwood College’s annual graduation. Derek is the chair of the department of English and foreign languages for Oakwood College. Derek has enjoyed writing for denominational magazines and being actively involved in his local church. Currently he serves as an elder, Sabbath School teacher and associate Adventurer director. From his time at Andrews he remembers ministering to inmates at the Benton Harbor jail, and “wonderful, godly friends and caring faculty.” He and his wife, Norma, are the proud parents of three children.

Eula (Thigpen) Brashear (MA ’87) is retired and lives in Jackson, Tenn., with her husband, Robert. During Eula’s career she worked as an RN educator. She served as assistant professor of nursing at Nazareth College in Kalamazoo, Mich., as well as teaching at that city’s community college. While teaching Eula developed nursing curriculum for operating room technicians. She remains active serving the Southern Baptist church.

Karen (Bentley) Coppes (AT ’87) makes her home in Vancouver, Wash., with her husband, Glenn. Both Karen and Glenn are retired; however, Karen has found time to serve as director of the Vancouver CHIP chapter for three years. The Deonarine Family

William Burns (MDiv ’97) resides with his wife, Sheila (Bennett) (BS ’97), in sunny Oviedo, Fla. Bill is currently working as a taxidermist for “Back to Life Taxidermy,” and Sheila is a stay-at-home mom for their two children, Kristina and Caleb.

Joshua Deonarine (BBA ’97, MDiv ’03) makes his home with his wife, Jemimah (att.), and their three children in South Richmond Hill, N.Y. After graduation, Joshua worked as a marketing manager for a private company before coming back to school for preparation into the ministry. Since graduating from the seminary, Joshua has served as the pastor of the Agape Adventist Church of Richmond Hill.

Left–right: Jess Swackhamer, Rachelle (Gager) Swackhamer

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Aletha (Rhoden) Grey (BS ’97) makes her home in Fort Mill, S.C. Aletha received her doctorate in audiology and works as an audiologist in Charlotte, N.C. She writes that “God has guided my footsteps along a journey I would not have chosen from the day I accepted His calling to today. He has been my God in whom I have trusted.” In her local church, Aletha serves as an elder and women’s ministries leader. She is the proud mother of one daughter, Melissa.

Daniel Marin (BS ’97, MDiv ’00) was recently elected a secretary of the Slovenian Conference of Seventh-day Adventists.

Jennifer Nestell (MSW ’97) makes her home in Santa Barbara, Calif., where she is a psychotherapist working in private practice and also as a clinician at the Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center. After she graduated, Jennifer became a licensed clinical social worker and completed her PhD in clinical psychology with an emphasis in depth psychology from the Pacifica Graduate Institute. She has worked for ten years with teens Aletha Grey and serves on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization called “Shape of Voice,” which is a newspaper created by and for at-risk youth. Jennifer has been able to share her experiences as a guest on 3ABN and also as a guest speaker for several organized initiatives by Adventist conferences.

Jacquelyn Roach (BS ’97) is a registered nurse living in Abilene, Tex. Jacquelyn attended the Kettering, Ohio branch of Andrews and found the program to be wonderful, especially for working RNs. She writes that she is blessed by her career choice as a nurse, “I love caring for people, assisting them in a return to health.” She is currently working as a recovery-room nurse, but has worked in a variety of hospital and home care positions throughout her career. Beside nursing, Jacquelyn is involved in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program of Abilene and enjoys time spent with her “little sister,” Becky. Being involved in church is also important to her, and she counts her friends from the Pioneer Drive Baptist Church as a great blessing.

Therese “Terry” Steinke (BSELED ’97) makes her home in Sodus, Mich., with her husband, Andrew, and their three children. Terry currently works at the St. Matthew’s Lutheran School in Benton Harbor, Mich. She has spent three years teaching preschool, six years teaching grades 5–8, and one year teaching grades 4–6. Jennifer Nestell Yolanda (Schacht) Voss (BSELED ’97) resides in Highlands Ranch, Colo., with her husband, Kevin, and her three nieces and nephews. Custody and guardianship have been transferred to Yolanda and Kevin for the children, and they are “happy to serve Christ by raising these children.” Yolanda is a teacher, and for the last ten years has worked in Adventist education. Besides teaching, she enjoys helping out in her church, “in the children’s department, of course,” and also with mission trips and Pathfinders.

Rachel Whitaker (BA ’97) lives in Hagerstown, Md., where she is the associate editor for Guide Magazine. Before working at Guide, which Rachel writes is her “dream job!” she worked as a proofreader/copy editor for a commercial printing company, and as a writer for Michigan Retailer. Besides writing for Guide, she has been able to publish articles in nine magazines, including Insight, Adventist Review, and Women of Spirit. Rachel remains active in the life of her church by teaching a youth class.

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Weddings earlier. George Melashenko, speaker on Janet Hainey (CERT ’75) of Berrien Denver Drieberg and Susan Berridge the weekly Russian Voice of Prophecy Springs, Evelyn Hainey (CERT ’78, AS (BSN ’81) were married on April 20, 2007, broadcast, joined the radio staff in July, ’81, BS ’92) of Benton, Ill., and Wanda in Rialto, Calif. They currently reside in 1964. (Michael) Agee of Caldwell, Idaho; a son, Grand Terrace, Calif. Pastor Melashenko began ministerial Dale (Kathy) Hainey of Alvarado, Texas; work in his native province of three grandchildren; and a brother. Edelweiss Joy (Ramal) (BSN ’00) and Saskatchewan, Canada, in a Russian Cesar Covarrubias were married on March settlement in Maple Creek. He spent 18 Maxine Bell Gilliland (BS ’62, MA ’72) 19, 2006 in Montemorelos, Nuevo Leon, years in the states of North and South died Sept. 23, 2007, at home following a Mex. They now reside in McAllen, Tex. Dakota where he pastored both Russian brief illness. She was born Oct. 21, 1919, and English-speaking churches, and also in Fredricktown, Mo. and married Farrell served as a teacher. Just prior to joining L. Gilliland Sr. (BS ’71) on June 15, 1941. Births & Adoptions the VOP staff he labored in Minnesota as Maxine will be remembered as a district pastor. loving and dedicated elementary school To Susan Vettor (BS ’94, PhD ’02) and The Russian broadcast was first released educator. She first taught in Joplin, Mo., Holden Breau, Ajax, Ontario, Canada, a in Europe in 1962 over Radio Europe I in before coming to Berrien Springs where girl, Bianca Elizabeth, Oct. 5, 2007. West Germany. Since January 1968, the she taught at the Arden School in the broadcast has been released over short- mid-1950s and later taught first grade for To Ashley (BA ’98) and David Whitaker wave from Radio-Amman, in Jordan. It is many years at Mars Elementary before her (MSPT ’99), Winter Park, Fla., a girl, also heard in the Los Angeles, California retirement in 1986. Marley Kate, Sept. 23, 2007. metropolitan area where an estimated After retirement, Gilliland dedicated 100,000 Russian-speaking people live. much of her time to family genealogy To Allison (Mentges) (BS ’00) and Daniel George was one of eight Melashenko research. She also enjoyed gardening. As a Purdy (BBA ’95), a boy, Ethan Isaac Purdy, brothers and sisters, and an uncle to longtime member of the Pioneer Memorial Sept. 22, 2007. Lonnie Melashenko, current director- Church, she served as a Sabbath School speaker of Voice of Prophecy. Two sons teacher and assistant head deaconess. To Meli Liwag (MSA ’98) and Doug and one daughter and their families Survivors include her son, Farrell Fleming, Davenport, Fla., a boy, Ty survive him: Vincent of Texas; Robert of L. Gilliland II (BA ’65, MA ’66), of Martin, Sept. 7, 2007. Montana; and Gaylene Melashenko-Bower Enterprise, Kan., and daughter, Anne of California. G. Kantor (BA ’66, MA ’75), of Niles, To Sebrena (Morrison) (BS ’00) and Mich., three grandchildren, two great- Nathaniel Sawtell (att), Hanover, Md., a Wilbur Eugene Hainey (DIP2YR ’56) of grandchildren, and a brother, Gene Bell, of girl, Kaitlyn Aleeya, July 11, 2007. Berrien Springs, Mich., died Tuesday, Sept. St. Charles, Mo. 25, 2007, at Lakeland Specialty Hospital, To Summer (Shackelton) (MSPT ’01) Berrien Center. George William Renton (att.) died at the and Tony Zappia (BS ’01), Atlanta, Ga., a Wilbur was born Oct. 22, 1921, in age of 92 on Sept. 8, 2007, after suffering girl, Felicity Ann, June 5, 2007. Livonia, Ind. He earned an associate of arts a major heart attack three days earlier. degree from Emmanuel Missionary College He was born July 20, 1915, in Brooklyn, To Tanaeya (Ingham) (BS ’02) and C. and worked as a employee of the University N.Y. Renton quit school in the eighth Lorenzo Burch (BS ’01), Hamilton Parish, Press for 38 years. grade during the Great Depression to help Bermuda, a girl, Mylah Sabe, March 13, On June 10, 1951, he married Iva support his family. At age 29, he entered 2007. Churchill. In addition to being a caring the ninth grade, and by age 35, he had and loving father and husband, Wilbur earned a bachelor’s degree in ministerial enjoyed traveling with his family to studies. He attended the Seminary at Deaths historical sites across the U.S. He loved Andrews University in the late 1960s. photography and was a charter member He married the “love of his life,” Frances George Melashenko (MA ’59), longtime of the Berrien Springs Camera Club. Norman-McCann, on Jan. 11, 1942. teacher, pastor and director-speaker of the Following his retirement, Wilbur also Renton became a singing evangelist and Russian Voice of Prophecy radio broadcast, enjoyed oil painting and working with was a part of the first religious television died Oct. 30, 2007, in Paradise, Calif. He electricity and electronics. program and the early religious radio was 90 years old. His wife, Beth Joiner- In addition to his wife, Iva (AS ’76), programs in the Washington, D.C., Melashenko, passed away just a few weeks Wilbur is survived by three daughters: area. His ministry covered Pennsylvania,

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Indiana and Michigan. He retired in from the Adventist Theological Seminary faculty position in the School of Business 1980. Renton is survived by his wife, in August 1980. at Andrews University, and they moved Frances; daughters Ronalda “Ronnie” Pastor Shafer loved giving Bible Studies to Berrien Springs. Craig worked at Rosado (att.) and Suzanne Renton (BS and leading people to know Jesus; he AU’s furniture plant, College Wood ’76); three grandchildren; three great- baptized hundreds during his ministry. Products. Their second daughter, Rachel, grandchildren; sister Lillian; and nieces The churches he pastored always increased was born in 1986. After College Wood and nephews to the fourth generation. in membership due to his tireless work. Products closed down, Craig got a job Following official retirement, the Shafers doing carpentry work in the Plant Service C. Ray Wyatt (BA ’47) died July 18, spent 3½ years pastoring the Dublin, department at Andrews. He remodeled 2007, in Zellwood, Fla. He was born Ireland congregation, and another kitchens in hundreds of married-student Dec. 12, 1924, in Alexandria, La. three years pastoring the Hilo and the apartments, and replaced dozens of Following his graduation from Ha’aulu, Hawaii churches. They also bathrooms in the men’s dormitories. Andrews University, Wyatt began his enjoyed traveling and participated in When Mary Ann chose to go pastoral ministry in Illinois, where he numerous Maranatha mission projects. to Arizona State University to get worked for 14 years. He married his wife Elder Shafer loved music and especially her doctorate, Craig worked at the Bernhild, or “Bernie,” on Oct. 3, 1948. liked accompanying his wife or children Thunderbird Furniture plant on the Wyatt continued his ministry in for special music, as well as playing the campus of Thunderbird Adventist Wyoming, where he served for 11 years, organ for camp meeting. His sense of Academy. then moved on to Colorado, where he civic responsibility led him to join the Craig loved the outdoors, and worked as a pastor for five years. He then Lions Club and to participate in many enjoyed motorcycling, hiking, camping worked in Denver, Colorado, in trust community programs. and gardening. He took the family on services, for ten years. During his free Shafer is survived by LaVon, his loving vacations to Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand time Wyatt enjoyed model railroading wife of 62 years, his seven children and Canyon and other national parks. He and woodworking. He is survived by his their spouses, 23 grandchildren and 18 was always active in church, serving as wife Bernie; son Ray; daughter Nancy great-grandchildren. a deacon and teaching in the children’s Harlow; brother Travis; sister Janet Sabbath School departments, and was a Wilkinson; four grandchildren; and two Craig M. Hofmann (former staff) died generous supporter of mission work. great-grandchildren. Jan. 20, 2007, in Deep Gap, N.C., from Craig is survived by his wife, Mary complications following an injury. He was Ann; his daughters, Lorraine, of Phoenix, Edwin Shafer (MA ’80) was born Oct. 2, born Oct. 31, 1951, in River Vale, N.J. Ariz., and Rachel of Deep Gap, N. C.; 1924, in Siloam Springs, Ark. After a two- After graduating from high school, he and his brothers, Herby and Dean, of year battle with cancer, he passed away in completed an apprenticeship and became Narrowsburg, N.Y. Crestwood, Ky., on May 19, 2007. a sheet-metal worker. He worked on a The Shafer family moved to Lincoln, wide variety of construction projects in Edwin Earl Bowen (MDiv ’75) was born Nebraska so their 11 children could northern New Jersey and metropolitan in 1948 in Loma Linda, Calif., and died attend Union College. Edwin graduated New York, doing roof decking, and June 4, 2007. from Union in 1947, and it was there that installing stainless steel kitchens in schools Ed graduated from Pacific Union he met and married LaVon Cotte. They and hospitals, and even in New York College in 1972. His experiences during celebrated their 62nd wedding anniversary City’s famous Plaza Hotel. In 1980 he those years included one college year at on Sept. 10, 2006. Seven children were married Mary Ann (Berger) Hofmann Middle East College in Beirut, Lebanon born to the Shafers. (former faculty), and for the next 26 years and another college year as a student The Shafer’s 60 years of ministry took he accompanied her along an academic missionary in Uganda and Kenya, East them from New Jersey to Wyoming, career path. Africa. Nebraska and Michigan, but the largest Craig worked at Harris Pine Mills Ed married Joan Elaine Petersen in part of their work was in the Kentucky- while Mary Ann completed degrees 1971. Their family grew to include their Tennessee Conference. at Union College and University two children, Jason and Jodi, and five He was instrumental in the building of Nebraska-Lincoln. When Harris grandchildren. Ed was ordained in 1979, of the Lexington, Covington, Savannah Pines relocated the furniture mill to and pastored several churches in Ohio and PeeWee Valley churches. It was when Shenandoah Valley Academy, Craig and New Jersey. he was in his fifties that Pastor Shafer felt and Mary Ann moved to New Market, In 1981, Ed joined the U.S. Army compelled to seek further education and Virginia, where their first daughter, Reserves as a chaplain and was accessioned he enrolled at Andrews University, where Lorraine (att.) was born. for active duty on January 31, 1983. he proudly received his graduate degree In the fall of 1985, Mary Ann took a Ed became the first second-generation

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(father/son) Seventh-day Adventist Army education at Emmanuel Missionary He was born in Los Angeles, Calif., had chaplain. His first chaplaincy assignment College. After graduation he attended lived in Palatka from 1992 until 1998, was at Ft. Ord, Calif., less than a mile Butler University in Indianapolis and and had been a resident of Jacksonville for from where his father’s career had started, was drafted into the U.S. Army where he the past four years, coming from Ocala. and where his father retired in 1973. Ed served as company clerk at Ft. Ord, Calif. Mazat was a 1963 graduate of Campion and Joan’s military assignments also took He returned to Indianapolis and was Academy in Loveland, Colo., graduated their family to Germany, New Jersey, hired as an underwriter for Grain Dealers from Union College in Lincoln, Neb. Georgia, Hawaii, Washington State, Mutual Insurance Co. In May of 1961, with his bachelor’s degree, and received a Maryland, Washington D.C., and Texas. he married Eve M. Szekely (DIP2YR ’58) master’s of divinity degree from Andrews His clinical pastoral education (CPE) and was called back into military service University. He also received a master’s experience began with one unit at during the Berlin Crisis, where he served in public health from Loma Linda Kettering Medical Center in 1975. He one year at Ft. Benning, Ga. University, Loma Linda, Calif. then completed four units of community- Returning to Indianapolis, Eugene He began his career as a Seventh-day based CPE in the Army at Ft. Benning, resumed working for GDM and remained Adventist pastor, pastoring churches in Ga. His follow-on assignment was at with the company for the next 37 years. Colorado and North Carolina. He had Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii. He accepted a transfer to the southeastern retired from Haven Hospice in Palatka Ed’s ward ministry at Tripler included office in Greensboro, N.C, and after five after 16 years as a hospice chaplain, the Labor and Delivery, Cardiac Intensive years was made office manager. He was last 14 of which were in Palatka. In his Care, and General Surgery. He served later promoted to regional vice-president. years as a hospice chaplain he ministered on the “Living with Dying” staff, was Eugene completed his CPCU courses to thundred of families in the loss of their a facilitator with “Make Today Count” and was awarded his diploma and pin in loved ones. He also served as chaplain to groups (cancer survivors), and coordinator Chicago in 1976, and he was involved in the hospice employees. He was a member of The Human-Animal Bonding program. several insurance organizations as member of the Mandarin Adventist Church, Bowen entered CPE supervisory and president during his years in N.C. and enjoyed astronomy, golf and his training in 1996 at Walter Reed Army Three children were born to Eugene grandchildren. Medical Center in Washington, D.C. and Eve in North Carolina: Jorey Edward, Surviving are his wife of 38 years, He became an associate CPE supervisor a dentist in Wilmington; Melanie Shawn, Jeanne (Rauch) Mazat (BS ’67) of in 2000, and the director of the Walter a company recruiter in Atlanta; and Jacksonville; one son and daughter-in-law, Reed AMC CPE program in 2002. In Gregory Eugene, a physician’s assistant Alfred Brian Mazat Jr. and wife, Wendy 2004, Bowen became the director of the in anesthesiology in Albuquerque, N.M. Mazat, of St. Augustine; one daughter and CPE Center at Brooke Army Medical They were educated in Adventist schools, son-in-law, Suzanne and Brian Wilbur Center, San Antonio, Texas, and served as and Eugene served in many capacities on of St. Augustine; mother, Alberta Mazat, consultant for the Army CPE, ensuring school boards, including chairman. He of Hendersonville, N.C., three sisters, that the Army CPE system was in was also active in each of the Adventist including Jo Ann Davidson (BA ’70, compliance with and met the standards of churches they attended, including serving MA ’79) of Eau Claire, Mich., and two the Association of CPE. Ed achieved full as a Sabbath School superintendent & grandchildren. ACPE supervisor status in 2005. teacher, elder and head elder. He received many military awards for Eugene loved his Indiana Academy and meritorious service and commendation. EMC days and remained close friends Ed is survived by his wife Joan Petersen with many people he met during those Bowen of Schertz, Texas; son Jason Bowen years. He had been looking forward to of Waco, Texas; daughter Jodi Pennington celebrating his 50th alumni homecoming (Tim) and two granddaughters Kianna in 2007, but the effects of rheumatoid and Cheyanne of Ft. Meade, Md; sister arthritis shortened his life. He was a Keep us informed Shirley Finneman (Jerry) of Battle Creek, dedicated family man, and his wife and Send birth, wedding, and funeral Mich., and parents Glenn and June children miss his big smile and gentle, announcements with a daytime Bowen of Battle Creek, Mich. loving manner. Most of all, they look telephone number to: forward to an earth made new and being Write: Editor, Focus L. Eugene Parkhurst (BA ’57) died reunited with him once again. Andrews University March 20, 2007, in Melbourne, Fla. He Berrien Springs MI 49104 was born Feb. 5, 1935, in Anderson, Ind. Alfred B. Mazat (MDiv ??) died March Eugene graduated from Indiana 18, 2007, in Palatka, Fla., at the age of E-mail: [email protected] Academy in 1953 and continued his 62, following an extended illness.

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Retirement is overrated. The CC bid Focus readers “adieu” in the last issue but, as you can see, the CC is back. Sure, tending to the grandkids, traveling the world and watching Wheel of Fortune was nice; but the CC feels a higher calling. And, since the CC never really lost “it” (whatever it had), we still have something left to give. Accordingly, the CC is announcing that it is coming out of retirement! The CC is in good company. American athletes have made the UNRETIREMENT chic. Michael Jordan, he of the twice unretired, is our poster boy. Roger Clemens—will or won’t he re-re-re-unretire?—got the bright orange retirement Hummer and a prorated $28 million salary. American politicians like to unretire, too. Dick Cheney and Don Rumsfeld unretired to make nation-altering decisions. Preamble Might Al Gore put down his Nobel Peace Prize and unretire, too? Regular folk unretire. Aging baby boomers, faced with longer life expectancy, rising health care costs and shrinking social security income, may want to prepare for unretirement (or perhaps never retire in the first place). Does the unretiring CEO demand a press conference when becoming a Wal-Mart greeter? What does she do with that company gold watch? How do you tell the grandkids that play time is moving to the far end of Aisle 6? These are the questions facing the unretired. But, of course, many of us will unretire because we found purpose and fulfillment in our working lives. And so it is with the CC. The CC loves AU, its campus and our university culture—blemishes and all! So much merriment and so little time….

UNRETIREMENT EDITION

Rock band reunions The Police, Van Halen, Fleetwood Mac, the Eagles and Simon & Garfunkel have all ' tried it. The sell-outs sold out … not that the CC was watching.

Brett Farve The CC looks forward to more tears shed at the end of the season, but the way Favre &' is playing, the CC expects to see #4 under center in 2008.

The best volunteer job in the history of volunteer jobs is serving as an usher at The Howard Center Howard. It’s hard to beat the combination of climate-controlled temperatures and & great music.

Martina Navratilova Twelve years after her original retirement, and at the age of 49, Navratilova won the & mixed doubles title at the 2006 U.S. Open.

Syndication During the CC’s temporary retirement, the CC had its fill of Seinfeld, Everybody ' Loves Raymond, Jeopardy and all the judges-as-entertainer shows.

Boxers Did any famous boxer ever stay retired the first time he announced? Too much brain ' rattle makes rational decisions more difficult.

Rocky Balboa Speaking of boxers…. The CC doesn’t go to movie theatres, but its Betamax player allowed it to see the series that never seems to end. The original Rocky was heroic, &' but the steroid/HGH Rocky was solidly creepy.

All that talk about fulfillment and stuff … yeah, well, most people unretire to collect Paychecks & a check. Cha-ching!

46 FOCUS l FALL 2007 campus cache Out of Focus Speaking of... “We’ve had a good year and another one is knocking at our door.” “Our university must keep a good grip on its soul.”

—President Niels-Erik Andreasen, State of the University Address, August 29, 2007

“The Board, of course, was pretty happy about that and voted to accept it right away.”

—President Niels-Erik Andreasen, commenting on the fiscal year-end report which showed a $15.5 million net increase in assets, Board Briefing, Oct. 29, 2007 From the Spring 1985 issue

At the time of the cover article A frowsy fallacy commemorating her career, Arlene Friestad had established the record A “come back” is a quick resonse to a “put down.” for consecutive years spent as the head dean of an Adventist At the end of its life, a pet must be put down. institution, logging 31 years as AU’s women’s dean. Upon retirement, she Therefore, the afterlife is a chance for a come back. was asked by one of her residents if she planned to “live it up.” “Yes,” was Friestad’s response. To illustrate the point—and perhaps our changing expectations for retirement—Friestad stated that her next residence “mustn’t be too small ... it’s at least got to have an upstairs and downstairs.”

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President’s Annual Report—2007 The academic year ending June 30, 2007, was an important one for Andrews University in many ways. First, the enrollment both on campus and at our affiliation and extension sites around the world reached record highs. Both on our Berrien Springs campus (where enrollment reached a record 3,195 students) and around the world, more than 6,400 students were preparing to receive Andrews degrees. As a result of this enrollment growth, 936 students graduated during our winter, spring and summer commencement services, 521 with undergraduate degrees and 416 with graduate degrees (one student graduated with both an undergraduate and a graduate degree!). The number and quality of our graduates and the contributions they make to our church and society continue to grow in impressive ways, completely out of The heart of the university operations during any year—the proportion to the relative small size of Andrews and its campus in university’s core business—is in teaching and learning. During southwestern Michigan. 2006–2007 three new faculty chairs were funded. But beyond that, The year just ending also saw significant changes in university I wish to draw attention to three areas of notable advancement leadership. Heather Knight, formerly of the University of the by way of example. The sciences at Andrews received another Pacific, completed her first year with us as Provost and brought new affirmation of its effective teaching with an additional National energy, goals and vision to our educational task. Lawrence Schalk Science Foundation grant to inquire about the consistently good arrived from Orlando, Fla., late in the year to take up his duties learning outcomes among all our science students, including our as Chief Financial Officer. Larry embraced his duties with fresh many minority students on a campus that’s ranked number 13 energy and new ideas. among national universities in terms of diversity. Second, in the Additionally, Keith Mattingly, formerly a faculty member and social sciences, a new interdisciplinary program in behavioral chair in the department of religion, became dean of the College neuro-science is set to demonstrate the same good student learning of Arts and Sciences. Allen Stembridge, from Keene, Texas (and outcomes as in our science programs, and research by the faculty also on our campus, in earlier years), was appointed dean of the of that department into substance abuse and other addictive School of Business Administration just as the year ended. Denis behaviors and their prevention is gaining national and international Fortin, previously the associate dean of the Seventh-day Adventist attention. Third, in the humanities and religion, Andrews is Theological Seminary, was appointed its dean. I expect these new celebrating 40 years of archaeology in the Kingdom of Jordan. leaders in the university will energize the work we do, not only in Over the last four decades, that project has involved students and their respective positions but throughout the institution. faculty members from theology, anthropology, art and architecture, Along with some other colleges and universities Andrews et al., in a combined effort to understand our shared human past struggled financially during the first half of this decade. The tragic and those important moments in history that have shaped our events of 9/11, the weak financial markets, some significant drops present. in enrollment, increased costs in insurance premiums, energy, Finally, every year at Andrews brings new discoveries in our health care, retirement, etc. were all hard on Andrews. However, I shared faith convictions. The standing-room-only Friday evening am glad to report that after several years of gradual improvements, Fusion worship experiences for our diverse student body, the the year 2006–2007 was a very good year indeed with significant Passion Play for our community, and the Socrates mentoring gains in our unrestricted, temporarily restricted and permanently program in nearby Benton Harbor, all helped to keep our spirit restricted funds. Overall, our net assets improved by more than $15 alive and our heart focused on that which is really important million over the last year, thanks to some generous gifts from our at Andrews—namely to be faithful witnesses to Jesus and loyal friends as well as a nearly $4 million increase in net tuition revenue. stewards of (and servants within) God’s world. As a result the university began to plan capital improvements once again, in the residence halls, a new campus entrance, the Campus Center and our farm and dairy enterprise. That bodes well for the future of the university.

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Spirit of Philanthropy Awards At a donor appreciation dinner held Friday, Sept. 28, 2007, have also served on the Andrews University Board and President’s Andrews University honored Harold Green, Jerome & Jane Thayer, Advisory Council. In 2000, as a result of Dolores Slikkers’ Leon & Dolores Slikkers, and William & Bonnie Colson with friendship with the owner of Haworth Furniture Company, the Spirit of Philanthropy Awards. The annual award recognizes friends Andrews University Seminary received a gift of $750,000 in and supporters who have demonstrated exceptional generosity and furniture. commitment to Andrews University. The Slikkers have given to Andrews for nearly 30 years. Their Harold Green, who graduated from the business program gifts are often mission-oriented, as with their support of the Great at Andrews University and later earned a doctorate in business Controversy Project headed by P. Gerard Damsteegt. They also give management, has worked in health-care administration, generously to the Annual Fund. management consulting, and business education. William and Bonnie Colson’s $8.5 million donation has made Though invited to share his financial resources elsewhere, Green several important changes possible on the Andrews campus. The continues to emphasize how important it is to him for Andrews Colson’s gift will result in a new campus entrance, new milking to flourish. He consistently acts on his convictions through his parlor at the dairy, and the remodeling of dining services in the contributions to the School of Business Administration graduate Campus Center. An endowed chair has been funded in both scholarships for students. the School of Business Administration and the Seminary. The Jerry and Jane Thayer have supported Andrews over the years aeronautics program benefited as well. through dedicated service as faculty and staff, as well as through Andrews University is grateful for the support of these giving. Jerry Thayer came to Andrews in 1979 as a professor. individuals. President Niels-Erik Andreasen remarks, “We cannot He has since served as the director of the Center for Statistical provide a good, Christian education to students without the Services, as assistant dean in the School of Education, and again as generosity of our friends.” a professor until his retirement in 2005. Since her start at Andrews in 1985 as director of Public Relations, Jane Thayer has held several additional positions including director of University Assessment and director of the Religious Education programs. She also taught full-time from 1996 until her retirement in 2007. The Thayers have established a scholarship to assist fulltime students enrolled in a religious education doctoral or master’s program. Leon and Dolores Slikkers were among the pilots who first flew missionary trips to Central and South America and the Caribbean, and they have participated in additional mission work since. They have taken on roles in many areas of church leadership and

Left: President Andreasen, Dolores Slikkers, Leon Slikkers and Pierre Quinn Above top: Jane Thayer, Jerry Thayer and President Andreasen Above bottom: Pierre Quinn, coordinator of annual giving

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Endowed Scholarships Throughout the 2006–2007 fiscal year, 418 Andrews University While it is easy to tabulate and measure dollar amounts, total students received a total of $426,460.00 from endowed number of students awarded, and the like, the impact of these scholarships. The number of scholarships has grown over time, and scholarships on the lives of individual students is immeasurable. Andrews now has 316 endowed scholarships. Many of them are able to attend Andrews because their financial Such scholarships can be started with any amount, but must burden has been lightened through these generous gifts. If you reach $15,000 before activation level is reached. This must be would like to know more about endowed scholarships, please accomplished within five years of the start date. contact the Office of Development at (269) 471-3592.

New Endowments & Named Scholarship Funds 2006–2007

Alfred and Audrey Sniegon Endowed Scholarship Fund Joseph Grady and Florence Catherine Rozell Smoot Funds will be awarded annually to worthy and deserving Endowed Scholarship Fund students who are enrolled at Ruth Murdoch Elementary Dr. J. Grady Smoot established this endowment in November School as determined by the Student Financial Aid 2006 to honor his first wife, Florence. They were students Committee. at Southern Adventist University when she perished in an automobile accident. The funds from this endowment will Dr. Harold E. Green Graduate School of Business Endowed be awarded annually to undergraduate students majoring in Scholarship Fund business or history, as a first preference. This endowment was started in January 2007 by Dr. Harold Green to benefit worthy and deserving students who are Jane and Jerome Thayer Endowed Scholarship Fund pursuing a master’s in business administration. Endowment started in December 2006 by Drs. Jerry & Jane Thayer for full-time, full-tuition, Christian students with a Drs. Lynn and Deborah Gray Endowed Scholarship Fund satisfactory GPA and enrolled in a religious education doctoral Begun in June of 2007 by Drs. Lynn and Deborah Gray, this or master’s program, with a preference for students not from a endowment benefits minority (the African Diaspora in the third-world country. Americas) students who are pursuing a career in health care.

The M. Wes Shultz Memorial Scholarship Fund This endowment was established in July 2006 to honor Dr. M. Wes Shultz for his many years of dedication to Andrews University. The funds are to be awarded to students from the College of Technology.

Indicators of positive growth

Endowment Market Value Total Giving/Support to AU (including church support)

$35,000 $15M

$12,243,948 $30,000 $10M

$28,404,018

$25,000 $5M $24,409,317 $4,410,528 $2,450,054 $20,638,186 $20,000 0 2005 2006 2007 2005 2006 2007

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Making an educational dream possible Many people do not realize the impact Now Sengamo is a junior nursing that an endowed scholarship can have on student with a minor in nutrition. “I chose a student. Financial burdens are lightened, to study nursing and nutrition as I am of course, but as a result, students are given passionate about understanding the human the opportunity to focus more fully on system in health and disease. I enjoy the their studies, moving still one step closer to process of discovering and gaining new their educational—and life—goals. knowledge. I am planning to do a master’s Before coming to the United States, degree in nursing research.” Sengamo Sakana lived in Zimbabwe, where Already Sengamo is involved in the he graduated from high school in 1991. community at several levels, where he Unable to afford a university education, especially enjoys prison ministry as well Sengamo enrolled in a technical college to as any opportunity to conduct health train as an automotive technician. Then, campaigns. Sengamo has worked with while working as a mechanic, Sengamo’s the “Touch of Love Prison Ministries” in desire for education motivated him to take California and the Market Street Seventh- courses, part-time, in management and day Adventist Church’s “Men on God’s marketing. Mission,” a group that supports men In 2003, Sengamo, his wife, and in difficult circumstances and nurtures stepdaughter came to the United States. young men to responsibly develop a career. They lived and worked in California for He looks forward to further ministry two and a half years, then they came to opportunities in the near future. Andrews University to study. Sengamo is a recipient of a scholarship Sengamo Sakana Sengamo says, “I am the only one in my from the Dyre and Helen Dyresen family who graduated from high school. Endowed Scholarship Fund—and the I am determined to break the cycle of scholarship has proven a huge blessing. “It poverty by setting a good example on the has allowed me to reduce working hours value of education for my children and from thirty-three to twenty-seven per week my brothers’ and sisters’ children. I chose and use the extra time for studies.” The Andrews University because it offers an financial assistance has also made it easier enabling environment for me to achieve to place food on the table each month. my career and academic goals. Their “Thank you for making my financial emphasis in educating the whole person— burden lighter,” says Sengamo. “May the mentally, physically, spiritually, as well as good Lord richly bless you—thank you.” socially—is priceless.”

Total voluntary support for 2006–2007

Non-alumni friends of Andrews: $10,362,638

Alumni of Andrews University: $1,294,759

Corporate/business contributions: $587,480

Foundation support: $158,650

Biannual Offerings: $103,637

Fundraising consortia: $37,919

Total: $12,545,083

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Donor Honor Roll Andrews University is grateful for the generous financial support offered by the many friends listed on the following pages. It is with a thankful heart that we corporately acknowledge your partnership and investment in the future leaders of our world.

Italicized names denote 1874 CLASS OF 1942 CLASS OF 1947 Everett D Smith Donald C Schlager Founder’s Club membership, Neva F Davis Fred M Beavon Horace E Walsh M Maxine Sears which is offered to those Edward N Elmendorf A Elizabeth Bentley Robert C Warner Vivion E Shull giving a cumulative amount of Bonnie J Hannah Frank S Damazo Mary A White Stuart C Snyder $10,000 or more. Lora G Neumann Wilma S Darby David K Wilburn Ardith M Tait Sakae Fuchita F Donald & Lois Yost Royce C Thompson CLASS OF 1929 Fredrick E Harrison Vivian S Young Herman R Trout Meade C Van Putten C Fred Clarke, deceased CLASS OF 1943 Ronald A Hershey Kenneth L Vine Elsie L Buck Tetsu Hirayama P Joan Wildman Janette H Buck Gilbert M Krick CLASS OF 1950 Naomi Zalabak CLASS OF 1934 Harold L Calkins Sakae Kubo Marty Anderson Shirou Kunihira Paul W Anderson Lorna E Curry Neal C Hamel Walter J Low Clarice R Antor Harry W Taylor, deceased Andrew P Haynal Dorothy L Henry Roy E Olson Burgess R Bills CLASS OF 1952 Helen R Hyde Ursula L Whiting Lewis B & Della Carson Thor C Bakland Glenda H Schram Leora K Day Paul F Bork CLASS OF 1935 Robert H Day Paul C Boynton Betty Garber CLASS OF 1948 William F & Irene Farver Ruth E Christiansen Dorothy S White CLASS OF 1944 Gloria L Ahl L Weldon Fivash Marguerite A Dixon Roberta M Foster Lorraine M Drew Virgil L Bartlett A John Anders Howard A Gustafson Harvey A & Eleanor Elder Norma L Beavon James A Armantrout CLASS OF 1936 Herbert W Helm, deceased O Stewart Erhard Edward R & Lila Bloomquist R C Barger, deceased Lillian W Lindegren Paul A Johnson Eula M Evans Edwin F Buck Edward R Bloomquist L Maxine Mosher Marilyn J Jorgensen, deceased Wayne A Fleming Bonnie A Byers Mary J Cherne William E Koenig Mary L Herr Wayne W Byers Willis P Doering Harold M Leffler Esther B Jones Frank S Damazo Marilyn V Fivash Agnes E Miller Thomas M Kelly CLASS OF 1937 Frances M Doss Paul E Hamel Lennart O Olson Thomas J Kempton Leona G Running Alice J Fahrbach Herbert E Hass Leland S Pritchard Ruth Kloosterhuis Mary F Henderson Pauline M Hiatt Donald E Prosser Thelma J Knutson Rosemary R Iles Betsy T Hirayama Lawrence J Pumford Donald V Mason CLASS OF 1938 Muriel A Jacques Ruth E Husted Arthur Richards David K Peshka Nevena L Barclay Ingrid C Johnson Robert C Johnson Joseph L Riley Richard K Powell Elsbeth G Ferguson Robert C & Jean Johnson Charles W & Patricia Mauro Marguerite S Ross Herbert W Pritchard Cyril F Futcher Marjorie E Luchak, deceased David K Peshka Lawrence R Show Elaine A Thompson Violet P Kendall Daphne J Odell Everett D Smith Marjorie A Snyder Naomi A Weidner Margaret A Schlager Kenneth S Oster Kenneth D Spaulding Kenneth L Vine Durward B Wildman Floyd L Pichler Florence F Tamanaha Wyman S Wager Robert D Williams Carl J Smith, deceased Shirley O Thiel Horace E Walsh Susie C Smith Betty C Weakley CLASS OF 1939 Vera J Woods Esther C Trummer Mildred E Buller CLASS OF 1953 Ruth E Husted N Louise Wolcott Clifton S Allen Robson S Newbold CLASS OF 1949 Hazel B Beck CLASS OF 1951 James L Anderson CLASS OF 1945 George N Benson Alyce J Bakland Dalton D Baldwin E Louise Bender Clayton B Breakie Harold W Beavon Frederick D Chandler CLASS OF 1940 Wanda E Boineau Evelyn J Cherry Margaret B Gemmell Bruce V Christensen Mercedes D Dyer Kenneth E Dunn Elwyn L Christensen Darrell D Holtz Alice J Fahrbach Julia F Fox John P Erhard Anthony T DeFranco Robert W Merchant Evelyn M Faurote Helen I Guth Donald C Fahrbach Harold J Greanya R Ellen Oblander Dwain L Ford Paul E Hamel Martin M Fishell Edward W Higgins Dorothy G Oster Arnold R Friedrich Majel V Langworthy William L Fitch Sarah A Jordan, deceased Sibyl E Richards Sakae Fuchita George M Schram, deceased Barbara J Fleming Robert E Knutson Steven P Vitrano E Annabelle Hough John E Goley William A Loveless R Andrew Wolcott Gilbert A Jorgensen Thomas C Kessler Harold M Grundset Herbert J Michals CLASS OF 1941 Marjorie L Koenig Warren G Hamel Bernyl G Mohr Allan R & Mildred Buller Fredrick E Harrison C Glenn Nichols CLASS OF 1946 Joyce R Lattu Dyre Dyresen Bruce E Lee, deceased William F Hawkes Svein R Nilsen Virginia E Eakley Grant E Guth, deceased Robert W Olson David E Hodge Carol J Rasmussen Charles G Edwards Paul T Jackson Richard H Rasmussen Charles K LaCount Edward J Sheldon Robert E Edwards, deceased Lewis R Langworthy Hugh M Riley Raymond L Mayor Neal L Sherwin Erna M Koch, deceased Wellesley P Magan Samuel S Rutan John F Neumann Frederick R Stephan Betty C Prosser L Maxine Mosher Richard W Schwarz Ibrahim V Pourhadi Phylis A Tacket Charlene L Vitrano, deceased Noble B Vining Earl H Seaman M Evelyn Robison Clifford E Vixie Ailene R Zimmerman A Ralph Sawvell Donald A & Joyce Webster 52 FOCUS l FALL 2007 DONOR HONOR ROLL

CLASS OF 1954 John A Burns Elton H & Rheeta Stecker Reynold C Brandt Win A Wheeler Gloria L Ahl Lawrence R Burtnett Donald Swensen Glenn A Coon Theodore F Wick Willard D Beaman Barbara J Byrd Maxine J Taylor Roger W Coon Thomas K Williams Douglas L Benson Daniel L Cotton Walter C Thompson James E Curry Gordon C Woerner Carole M Boothby Myrtle D de Carmo Esther M Whitman Forrest P Davis R Andrew Wolcott Gordon L Burton Herbert E Douglass Clarence R Williams Robert L Dent Phyllis R Wrate Roy C Churchill Lyle G Euler Ralph C Workman Roger L Dudley Roger C Cook Roland P Freeman Clarence U Dunbebin Daniel L Cotton Benjamin F Furman Fred Dyer, deceased CLASS OF 1961 Arnold R Friedrich William A Geary CLASS OF 1958 Virginia E Eakley Stanley J Applegate Harold E Green James C Gibson Sydney E Allen William G Foster R R Atkinson Robert R Greve Malcolm D Gordon Robert T Andrews Gordon A Frase David M Bee Charlotte V Groff Wilbur E Hainey Edith J Applegate Kendall E Hill Jack E Blume Herald A & Donna Habenicht Norma J Hall Ivan T Blazen Barbara A LaCourt Paul F Bork Edward W Higgins William H Hessel Cecil R Booth Donald E Mansell George W Brown Walter L Hunt Deryl R Hoyt Donald F Bostian Louis E Merkel James A Bruce Alvin R Klein V Ann Hoyt Carroll V Brauer Don L Mulvihill Lawrence R Brunke Robert J Kloosterhuis Frances M Johnson Harold O Burden Leslie C Neal Larry R Colburn Morris C Lowry Barbara E Keyes Gordon L Byrd John L Nerness Heinz G Denda Joaquin P Matar Donald G Koester Harold L Calkins Edward M Norton Howard W Drew Leroy A Miller James A & Betty Kubecka James E Carr Darrel G Opicka Vera W Emrick Marceil L Moore Charles K & Ruth LaCount Douglas W Cross Delio V Pascual Gordon F Evans Howard A Munson Wanda L Lowry Chester H Damron David G Rand William F Farver Esther Ottley Wesley E McNeal James R Dodd Peter Read Howard Flynn Albert R Parker Robert W Olson Laverne E Driver David M Reeves Yvonne F Foster Ralph P & Juanita Peay Dale V Rhodes Donald R Foreman Charles W Robertson Lyndon G Furst Joseph H Rasmussen Lois J Schell Vito Fragola Bruce A Ronk Carol L Grannan Riva F Robinson Herbert Silver Linda S Freitag Hovik A Sarrafian Harold N Grosboll Frances L Schleicher Nelson R Smith, deceased Malcolm D Gordon William G Seth Jeanne M Halama Ardith M Tait Russell L Staples Duane E Grimstad Nathan L Sims E Clifford Herrmann Roger C Van Arsdell Minerva E Straman Carl Hartman Raymond O Swensen William H Hessel Arnold B Velting Ralph R Trecartin Clifford V Hoffman Duane F Wardecke William J Keith Edward F Willett John S Wang J Fred Hughes Thomas K Williams C Burton Keppler James A Washington David E Kinney Ralph C Workman Ursula J Konegen S Charles Knapp James W Zackrison Alfred G Kromminga CLASS OF 1955 Donald Knepel Philip A Lewis Harold W Beavon CLASS OF 1957 David F Kuebler Wilma K McClarty Carl I Berg James A Armantrout Marvin R LaCourt CLASS OF 1960 Richard L McCluskey Jerome L Bray David H Bauer Elayne Laabs Russell R Adams W James & Elaine McGee Jerry R Coyle Ivan T Blazen Larry M Lewis Lewis O Anderson John J Mendel Philip W Dunham Eva M Booth Fern V Losie Ina M Barton Frederick D Meseraull Mary F Dunn Helen E Burks Duane E Marietta Ruth G Calkins Mary E Mooy Dyre Dyresen Ruth G Calkins Lucille R Mathewson Elsie Chan Kenneth C Morrison, deceased Luz M Earp Hugo W Christiansen Daniel G Matthews John Chan William L Murrill Norman Goodwin Adell H Claypool D Malcolm Maxwell Carole J Colburn Juanita M Neal Robert M Johnston William R Clegg Hubert E Moog Edward M Collins Bryce F Newell Ruth H Kaiser Guinevere D Cook M Kathryn Mork Gregory J Constantine John C Palmer Carol J Koester Richard L Cook Robert A Murray Wanda G Davis David M Parks Sakae Kubo Clyde L Davis Arthur D Myers Cheryl Erlandson Murvin E Pelto Catherine J Lang Titus W Duane Dodd Edward M Norton Virgil Erlandson Horace C Peterson Bernard R Marsh Herbert E Douglass Janice K Parker Arthur Hallock Leo J Poirier Lester Medford DuWayne E Gilkey Beverly Y Pottle Greta V Hines John P Russo Johannes G Nikkels Norman Goodwin Donald H Rhoads & Jean L E Lenore Hodges Keith M Sevener Jessie A Oliver Timothy S Greaves Schlunt A Rae C Holman Lewis A Shipowick Albert R Parker Richard H Gutsche Harry K Show Carol I Kober David L Taylor Beverly E Rhodes Donald R Halenz Thomas A Stafford Ralph J La Fave J Benton Taylor Leona G Running George S Haley Russell L Staples Joan C Lee Marvin S Ward Clinton L Shankel Theodore R Hatcher Charles R Trubey Mishael J Mariano Robert G Wearner Virgil Tacket Clifford V Hoffman D Louis Venden Ramon Mercado Win A Wheeler S Reid Tait Bruce J Johnston Steven P Vitrano Rosalyn D Nash Arnold N White Bernice M Taylor Stephen B Kantner James E Whitman Leslie C Neal Robert A Wilkins Audrey E Williams Gilbert M Krick Donald M Winger Evelyn R Noland Steven A Willsey W Bruce Zimmerman Mishael J Mariano Deloris J Woerner Kenneth S Oster William J Wilson James I & Beverly Morton Reginald Yeo Earl T Prest Herbert O Wrate Bruce D Oliver Kenneth C Zeck David L Russell CLASS OF 1956 David G Rand James S Russell Peter Read Donald A Short Joyce J Althage CLASS OF 1962 Richard G Schell Gary D Strunk Richard L Applegate CLASS OF 1959 James L Anderson Donald E Schmidt Donald Swensen Dalton D Baldwin A John Anders Shigenobu Arakaki Richard H Shepard Sharlene Tessler Erich C Bekowies Harry J Bennett Warren S Ashworth Eldene A Smith Gordon S Travis Louis P Bozzetti Orley M Berg Bruce O Babienco Albert D Smouse D Robert Watts Esther N Brummett Donald R Borg Samuele Bacchiocchi

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Robert J Berecz Alwyn M Gibbs Mishael S Muze CLASS OF 1966 Gary D Strunk Ivan T Blazen Ronald B Graham Frances S Perkins Niels-Erik A Andreasen Bonita J Thomas Donald T Bunker A Josef Greig Beverly J Phillips John T Baldwin Alden L Thompson John A Burns Pauline M Hiatt Phyllis A Regester Eugene A Blackman Virginia C Tubbs Wilbur A Burton Calvin E Huset Lawrence E Schalk George H Blumenschein D Louis Venden Donna M Clark Herman J Johnson Terry G Seifert Barbara L Bort Ralph E Williams Wendell J Cole Stephen B Kantner Owen E Spencer Genevieve C Bothe Richard T Williams Beverly J Corkum Karl Konrad Charlene A Starlin Roland R Bruntz Herschel D Wilson Charles A & Jane Cutting Cecil L Lemon Frederick R Stephan Harold L Calkins James Y & Lily Yong Loren C Dale Fern V Losie Don K Sullivan Donna M Clark Warren R Zork Arlene L Dennison Patricia A Mauro Merle A Tyler Ralph M Coupland Don J Donesky Merlyn E McCalla Ellen D Welch Haysmer E Cox David W Ellis Warner M McClure Clarence R Williams Robert L Crounse CLASS OF 1967 Darrow A Foster Edward J McWilliams Sylvia L Williams Robert L Dunn Vernon L Alger Maxine B Gilliland Georgene Minesinger Steven A Willsey Jon L Dybdahl Joanne L Andersson Carolyn B Hammond Emil D & Ruth Moldrik Virginia D Wilson David B Ekkens William A Baker Gerhard F Hasel, deceased Norman G Moll Dalores L Winget Mumtaz A Fargo Eugene A Blackman Greta V Hines C E Nicholl Ramona E Wisthoff Garth E Fisher Marvin H & Barbara Bort Barbara J Jacobson Darrell A Nicola Dixie L Wong Ronald M Flowers Alice E Brantley Harold E & Violet S Allison Carol M Nieman Herbert O Wrate Ronald L Forrester Thomas L Codington James James J North James Y Yong Roy T Gee Glendon M Conner Sandra E Jaster Benjamin F Plumb F Estella Greig William L Coolidge Bruce J Johnston Raymond D Roberts Glen H Hamel Peter Cooper Kathleen R Jones Alfred C Schnell CLASS OF 1965 Stuart C Harrison Chester H Damron Donna E Kanna Bernice M Taylor Niels-Erik A Andreasen Charles L Hart Trevor J Delafield Paul Kantor Douglas C Wartzok Lynne K Ball Dale V Heller Jon L Dybdahl Marilyn E Karlow A Kirsten Weber David G & Marilyn Bender William H Hessel Elly H Economou Betty J Kettering Myron F & Renate Wehtje Harry J Bennett Delbert H Hodder Marilyn A Fargo Robert C Kurzynske Leland H Zollinger Grace S Carlos Cleveland A & Jasinth Holness William D Fisher Loretta M Laing Wilton E Clarke Antoine G Jabbour William L Fitch Edward D Latonn Duane M Corwin Sherman L Jefferson Myrtle M Fitzgerald Vinnette S Leslie CLASS OF 1964 Robert Donesky William G Johnsson Ronald A Francis Lavonne D Lounsberry Henrietta I Arvidson Richard C Dower Robert M Johnston Shirley A Freed J Ken Marsh Leila M Ashton Sharon A Ekkens John Kearnes Stuart J Freeman Wilma K McClarty Samuele Bacchiocchi Gordon F Evans James R Kilmer Kurt K Ganter E Virginia Meseraull John T Baldwin Sylvia M Fagal Aileen K King William L Guth Carol L Murray Joseph J Battistone Robert H Fancher George R Knight Gideon A Haas Arthur D Myers Jerry D Beem James W Fell Fred F Knuth Richard G Habenicht Sandra A Negley Lester L Bennett Robert W Fillman Hatsumi S Kubo Gerald G Haeger Daniel M Patchin Robert W Boggess Carol S Fuller George H Kuzma Glen H Hamel David J Prest Sharon J Brunnabend Lyndon G Furst Margrace K Ladd Lottie M Harris LaVern A Rice Edwin F & Elsie Buck Lawrence T & Gillian Geraty Harold R Lickey Edwin Hill Allan W Robertson Russell C Burrill Charlotte V Groff Joyce A Marsh David E Hodge Bruce A Ronk Duane D Carlson Hagop Y Hagopian Norman L Martin Howard Homenchuk Lois B Rowe John B Chrispens, deceased Elsie C Harper Leo A Mathewson Sherman L Jefferson Noel H Shanko Richard W Coffen Stuart C Harrison Sharon C McFarland Dean M Jewett Wilmer R & Janet Snyder Caroline A Cook Derek G & Vicki Hillary Mary A McNeilus Warren H Johns Minerva E Straman Homer H Dever A Rae C Holman John J Mendel Patricia J Karp Izella P Stuivenga Donald D Devnich Cleveland A Holness Keith I Messersmith George R Knight Carol A Sumner Richard D Fearing John R & Patricia Jones Patricia J Morrison H J Koehn Leonard J Tessier Duane F Ferguson James R Kilmer Ingrid D Mueller Albert Konrad Jamie Trefz Alice R Framil Robert J Kloosterhuis G William Mutch Alice C Lankford Neal J VanderWaal A Josef Greig Albert Konrad Clifford L Nestell Reginald O Lawson Myron F Wehtje Harold N & Anne Grosboll Olav M LaBianca Clyde E Ondrizek Mary L Lickey Burton P Wendell Hagop Y Hagopian Philip L Lane Dorothy G Oster Kenneth H Lockwood Evaline E West William R Harbour Duane R Lemon Janice K Parker J Lynn Martell Leonard Westphal Stuart C Harrison Jeanan A McConnell C Lloyd Penrod Donald R Martin John B Youngberg Harold R Hiday Roger L McFarland James R Pollard Henry F Mattson, deceased James R Hoffer James D McKee Barbara J Randall Gerald W Melashenko Edward R Igler Cheryle L Morrison Bill D Reeves Edward D Motschiedler CLASS OF 1963 Donald C Johnson Patricia B Mutch Gertrude E Regester Sandra A Negley Howard F Bankes John R Jones David I Okamura Richard L Regester Bryce F Newell Joseph J & Adrienne Battistone Ruth H Kaiser Ruth E Pope Linet M Riley Theodore W Parks Georgia A Bronson James D Kettering Peter J Prime Hovik A Sarrafian Marcel E Pichot Watson L Chin Olav M LaBianca William E & Emily Proctor Margaret A Schlager Glenn G Poole Dick E Dale Calvin C Layton Martha C Schneider Samuel D Schmidt Kenneth L & Linet Riley Trevor J Delafield W Richard Lesher Penny S Shell Carolyn J Shell E Arthur Robertson Virginia E Eakley David V Lounsberry Beverly A Smith Neal L Sherwin Ralph E Robertson Linda L Fattic E Virginia Meseraull Betty L Westmaas Dorothy J Show Russell H Schaeffer Marvin A Feldbush Lawrence F Moore Robert J Wieland Donald D Siewert Samuel D Schmidt Betty R Garber Bruce C Moyer Donald E Wright Richard C Sowler Don C Schneider Lawrence T Geraty David P Mummert H John Steffen Alfred C Schnell

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Carlos A Schwantes Donnell L Smith Patricia A Lykins Jane S Morrison Joyce A Marsh Richard L Scott William D Smith James R Massena Jeewaratnam Y Moses Wilfredo R Martir Richard D Show Ruby B Snell Keith E Mattingly William G Murdoch Marvin L Martsching Thomas F Smith Gaylon J Stevenson Robert M Mead James R Nash, deceased Margarita C Mattingly Brenda L Sommer Gabe H Taylor David E Meyer Judith R Nelson Patricia A Mauro Arthur M Spenst Royce C Thompson Daryl L Meyers Paul N Oelschlager Alan L McFadden Delbert C Sumner José E Vega Valerie K Nelson G Carol Perciach Thomas N Millhoff Alden L Thompson Damaso R Villalba James L Olson Roy E Puymon Steffen A Moller Virginia C Tubbs John H & Lilya Wagner Michael F Ortel Mark B & Lydie Regazzi Mary J Monroe Festus H Valentine, deceased Lynne C Waihee Beverly J Phillips Carole A Sannes C Barton Moore Cynthia C Vest Robert G Wearner Glenn O Phillips Kathryn A Shaw M Jean Murdoch Kingsley P Whitsett Charles E White G Edward Reid Jon A Shell Ralph E & Beatrice Neall Robert C Willison Kay F White Glenn O Rogers Erling B Snorrason James D & Maria Newbold Oliver K Wilson Robert T Willsey Olga H Schmidt Donna J Stretter Robert C Nutter Elizabeth Young Carolyn M Wilson Karen S Simpson Donn S Swartz Harold A Oetman Maxine K Young Dalores L Winget Dale F Sinnett Kermit L Taylor David D & Judy Osborne Vera J Yukl John P Stafford Nancy A Troyer Dorothy G Oster Evan H Swanson Martha A Turner Linda K Peabody CLASS OF 1968 Frank A Tochterman Allie T Valentine Jack G Pester Koei Aka CLASS OF 1969 Donald E Troyer John D Waihee Daniel M Peters Sallie J Alger Koei Aka Charlene L Vitrano, deceased Ann E Williams Dale V Rhodes Jean E Bartz Lewis O Anderson Robert H Willauer Ernest N Yap Karen A Rhodes Edwin C Beck Antoinette E Armando Alice C Williams Lenora Ann Zinke Stanley E Rittenhouse Gordon G Bietz Warren S Ashworth J P Zollbrecht Charles C Sandefur Bruce E Boyer Donald G & Sandra Balli Lawrence E Schalk Larry L & Linda Caviness Linda L Banks CLASS OF 1970 Clarence Simmons Janice E Cobb Bruce L & Linda Bauer Alan D Anderson CLASS OF 1971 Cherilyn J Smith Loya M Coffin Jerry S Bell Eric D Anderson Samuel D Alexander John G Snell James W Coleman George H Blumenschein Lewis O Anderson S Ifechukwu Anuligo Erling B Snorrason Joyce F Conner Erskine L & Esmee Bovell Benjamin Baker Shigenobu Arakaki Meredith L Steele Douglas O Cooper Minnie G Boyer Carla B Baker Judith A Arth Kenneth B Stout Gladys B Crider Frederick B Brown James M Barbour Phyllis F Baillif Ronald G Stretter Adolph R Diamond Gordon E Bullock Janet C Bermingham Robert A Barnhurst Julia L Taylor Dao N Down Harold O Burden Darold F & Barbara Bigger Roy A Benton Thomas P Thompson Karen R Drechsel George R Burgdorff Nancy L Boothby James J Bermingham Peter M Van Bemmelen Verland V Erntson Hugh J Caggiano Yvonne M Calkins John F Boothby Kathleen C Walter-Martin Raymond F Etheridge Jacqueline C Castelbuono John M Cardoso Esmee J Bovell Steven E Warren Linda L Fattic Kenneth W Cobb William E Cavanaugh Ivan L Buck Ellen D Welch Ronald M & Karen Flowers Marjorie E Cole Jacci S Christopher David D Buckman Bonnie J Wilbur James F Foote Lowell C Cooper James R Clough Egerton W Carnegie Waithley L Williams Conrad D Gabbard P Gerard Damsteegt Donald W Corkum Thomas N Chittick Robert L Willis Lynn E Gatz Paul A Down Charles C Crider Gary R Councell Robert C Willison Cherry B Habenicht Devairakkam L Ebenezer JoAnn Davidson Sheryl J Craig John B Youngberg Gayle M Haeger Robert W Engstrom Robert D Deforest Virginia A Crounse E Edward Zinke Janet S Ivey Donna L Gatz Karl L Dickerson Drucinda L Cwodzinski Loretta B Johns Margaret B Gemmell Albert G Dittes Richard M Davidson Oliver L Johnston Charles D Griffin William A Fagal Ruth E Deforest CLASS OF 1972 Vel E Kotter Gloria M Gyure James R Fisher Martha M Donesky Janet D Aldea Douglas A Lane Deward A & Bonnie William G Foster Nadine A Dower Loretta J Anderson Barbara J Lee Henneberg James E Garber Donald W Dronen Nancy J Anderson Harold R Lickey Dorothy L Henry James R Gatling David B Ekkens Gladys I Appel H Maynard Lowry Edward D Herndon Annetta M Gibson Howard Flynn Adrienne L Battistone Frieda J Mattson William H Hicks Compton S Girdharry Pamela C Gatling Connie J Beehler Duane C McBride Edward W Higgins William R Harbour Lynn S Gray Eliezer G Benavides Dewey A Murdick Claude C Hines Edward D Herndon Soneeta L Grogan Ronald L Bishop R Elaine Myers Jeannette R Hodge Gary J & Irene Herr Hannu T Halminen David C Bostrom Roy B Nabors Theodore R Holford Bonnie J Hicks Helen R Hyde Marvin E Budd Peter & Virginia Nachreiner John Holstein Jeannette R Hodge Cleo V Johnson J Fred Calkins Ray A Nelson Carol A Husted Maryellen Holford Belgrove N Josiah Donald E Casebolt Rhoda M Nelson, deceased Bruce E Ivey Gary G Huffaker Myrene F Kartik Jacqueline C Castelbuono Kenneth S Oster Warren H Johns Norman C Illsley Linda K Klinger Stephen G Chinn Stephen O & Rose Paden Esther B Jones Everett H Jackson H J Koehn Thomas N Chittick Corbin A Pitman William J Keith Gordon E Johns Harry W Kohles Cleveland C Cleary Shirley E Pittman John G Keyes Norman E Johnson Laren R Kurtz Ralph M Coupland Clifford O Pope Eloise A Kneller Myrene F Kartik Oystein S LaBianca George R Daniel Darlene P Puymon Arlo A Krueger Anoosh Keshishzade Paul L & Nancy Larsen Adolph R Diamond Richard J Quast N Averil Kurtz Donald A Klinger Sharon M Leach Gorden R & Cheryl Doss Gertrude E Regester Sula M Lane Hatsumi S Kubo Jean M Leake David A Faehner Juanita H Ritland Frieda H Lee-Blanchard Reuben E & Vinnette Leslie Yvonne J Lev John E Franke Donna L Rosema Paul C Lenz Constance R Lorenz Jeffrey Long Lynn E & Donna Gatz Samuel D & Olga Schmidt Jane F Lewallen James R McConnell Linda J Mack Charles H & Joyce Gershon- Keith L Seidenstricker Marvin G Lowman Aaron F Moon Karen R Mann Young

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Glen G Gessele Clarence Baptiste CLASS OF 1974 Rudolph D Bailey Timothy P Wieder Ellen V Giem Darlene S Barnhurst Carol Allen Beryl Baptiste Rupert W Young Maxine B Gilliland Mary K Becker Benjamin Baker Clarence Baptiste E Edward Zinke Deborah L Gray Skip Bell Steven W Becker Robert L Barker Keith Zitta Thelda V Greaves Stephen P Bohr Richard L Bender Bruce L Bauer Cherry B Habenicht James B Brenneman Kenneth W Bauer Margaret J Cameron CLASS OF 1976 Dennis W & M Heintz Ricky A Briggs Marilyn L Castelbuono Marilyn J Bauer Joshua A Adeogun Ronald D & Christine Herr Dorothy J Buckman V Sonia Castillo-Frehn James E & Katherine Baugher S Ifechukwu Anuligo Carolyn J Howson Richard M Cadavero Sharon G Chamberlain Donna J Becker Steven W Becker Hubert Hubin Bruce N Cameron Kenny H & Shelley Chan Starr S Bender Brenda K Benggon Albert D Inglish Wanda L Cantrell Beverly J Cobb Terry L Bitters Gordon G Bietz Carlos A Irizarry Deborah L Carlson Deborah L Davis Sylvia M Budd Gary A Blanchard Ruby J Jackson Kathleen N Chewning G Michael Deeb Jon M Butler Stephen P Bohr Laren R Kurtz Paul K Chong Robert D Deforest May-Ellen M Colon Michael B Brownfield N Averil Kurtz Suk W Chung Patricia A Dickerson Debra J Corn Lee T Chee Alice C Lankford John I Collins Daniel J Drazen Dale E Creech Gaspar F Colon Benjamin E Leach Alvin L Davis Carol L Dyke David A Dassenko Mark A Corn Paul C Lenz Judith I Doty Kelly G Eick David J Davies Jean A Dassenko Linda J Lundberg Herbert E Douglass Charles R Ferguson Alvin L Davis Patricia M Davies Linda J Mack James M Ehrlich Milton E Fish Fredrich H & Polly Dengel Bruce A Dillon James L Mann David L Elmendorf Donna J Habenicht Manuel J Dizon Manuel J Dizon Keith E Mattingly Helene J Evans-Helling Jan C & Marcia Haluska Gorden R Doss Marc M Dyke Antoine Maycock Kenneth R Finnell Douglas J Hay Richard A Ford Donna J Eick Douglass M McKinney Preston W Fletcher Kathryn W Heilig Desmond L Francis Frances M Faehner Janet M McQuistan John A Gruzensky Dennis W Heintz Werner & Janice Grentz Sallyann G Gabriel Carol J Meert Richard W Haas Candace K Hess Patricia J Gustin Richard M Greene O Evelyn Moon Stephen J & Gail Hall Lillian C Holstein Debbie D Habenicht Laurence E Habenicht Patrick B Morrison Dale V Halvorsen Ronald H Holt James R Halye Iva G Hainey Donald J Morss Stanley G & Angela Hardt Carol J Hooker Donald A Hamstra Lowell G Hamel Perry D Nelson Douglas E Holford Toby J Imler James L Hayward Susan G Hamstra Kit-Ying Ng Kevin J Howse, deceased Rema M Johnson-Smith Kevin J Howse, deceased Irwin C Hansen Ronald S & Marla Norton Robert G Hunter Patricia J Karp Albert D Inglish Wilmer D Hechanova Garry F Nudd James R & Donna Jeffery Darlene E Kelley Kerry L Johnson Ronald H Holt Aubrey C Osmond Donald A Klinger Kenneth W Ketola Kurt W Johnson Darlene F Huckabay Eurydice V Osterman Joyce E Krantz Dennis J Kiley Esther R Jones Gary P Jarnes Cameron E Parrish Harold E & Sandra Krull Arnt E & Donna Krogstad Frank L Jones Shirley J Javor Peter O Peabody Sunimal J Kulasekere Paul L Larsen R Kent Knight Curtis D Johnson E E Platt Paul E & Jennifer Lange Duane R Lemon Paul G Koles Dorothy G Jones Galen E & Rita Pusey Ivan N Mallernee Shelly A Litchfield Donovan G Kurtz Meredith J Jones Gray Gary E Randolph Steven D Mauro Fred M Manchur Rudolf Maier Carolyn J Kibler Mariellen R Reiber Janet M McQuistan Wilfredo R Martir David E Markham Marian E Koleczek C Murray Robinson Wayne A Nazarenus Beverly A McDonald James R Massena Joanne J Kort Bonnie L Rowland Ivan T Nelson Szabolcs I Mera Henry F Mattson, deceased Hermann V Kuma David G Saliba Carol M Nieman Ronald A Neumann Steven D Mauro Coralie R Lallemand Gayle R Schoepflin Donna M Nudd Hyung C Pak Antoine Maycock Gayle A Land David C Smith Kenneth W Osborn Kenneth E Rasmussen Rose A Mays Steven H & Heather Lee Gordon R Smith Charlotte M Osterman Marlene G Romeo Cillon E McKenley Ramon Mercado Susan E Smith Ali A Pakfetrat Timothy C Rosenboom Michael S Miller Gene C Milton Jeanette A Snorrason Robert G Peck Haresh Sabnani Ingrid D Mueller M Louise Moon Annette M Soper Ardis C Peterson Roma J Sanders Anna M O’Reggio Jeewaratnam Y Moses Ottis B Strother Gregory R Prout Joseph G Saufl Nadine R Offenback Sandra A Negley Terry C Sudlow Jerry C Prouty John G Snell Lavern H Opp Dwight K Nelson Carol A Sumner Daniel J Radostis R Dean Snow Kenneth S Oster Dale A Ochap Helen M Susens Kenneth E & Carol Rasmussen Brian E Strayer Eurydice V Osterman Beverly D Olson Sue A Viar Mark B Regazzi Donn S Swartz Sheryl L Patton John C Palmer Robert Villanueva Gordon W Rhodes Marvin E Taylor Julianne K Paul Jonathan K Paulien Robert G Wearner Stanley M Rouse Brenda J Thorpe Cynthia J Peterson Aletha L Pineda Leonard Westphal Arlene M Saliba David C Trott Nicholas E Reiber Debbie M Reagor Carolyn L Wieder Kenneth E & Christine James D Tweddell Gordon L Retzer David G Saliba Ramona E Wisthoff Simpson Sandra A Umek Barbara J Roy Donald F Schwerin Dale A Wolcott David N Susens Peggy S Walker William L Schomburg David E Smith Ernest N Yap Edwin J Vitrano Rebekah M Wang Cheng Debbie J Schultz Jeanette R Teller Elizabeth Young Alfred G Walker Sharlyn G Wenberg Robert C Schwab Donald E Troyer Kathleen C Walter-Martin Thomas R Witzel Anita J Shadler David W Trusty Daniel E Wenberg Daniel H Zinke Clinton L Shankel CLASS OF 1973 Mark J & Pamela Wilburn Gordon R Smith E Fran Wilkins Walton A Williams John W Allen Clifford G Wilson Robert T Smith Maisie L Willie Donella R Andersen Ted N Wilson CLASS OF 1975 Mark A Umek Gary T Wuchenich Gerald L Van Laecke Elizabeth A Wilson S Ifechukwu Anuligo Daniel E Agnetta Alfred G Walker Carletta J Witzel James A Appel Cordelia M Andrews Christine E Waring Kenneth R Wright L Arlene Bailey Ramon C Araujo Jeanie L Weaver Rupert W Young Benjamin Baker Wilma M Atkinson Melody S Wheeler David B Zima 56 FOCUS l FALL 2007 DONOR HONOR ROLL

CLASS OF 1977 CLASS OF 1978 CLASS OF 1979 Jenny L Welch Jenny L Welch Joshua A Adeogun Janet D Aldea Edward M Allen Ronald H Whitehead Keith Zitta Robert T Andrews Gyl E Bateman Cordelia M Andrews Paulina T Wilander-Janevski Rachel R Arentsen Jim D Beck Bradley S Bateman David R Williams David P Armstrong Larry D Blackmer Erich W Baumgartner Mitiku Yalew CLASS OF 1981 Brian M Bakewell Stephen P Bohr Lester L Bennett Hope E Young M Saba Anderson Clarence Baptiste David M Burley Daniel R Bidwell Jeanette E Ziebert Maxine A Anderson Bradley S Bateman Cheerie L Capman Cecil R Bowman Gordon J Atkins J Fred & Yvonne Calkins Kevin R Christenson David M Burley Thomas L Baker Leo J Campbell Rodrick A Church Licette A Church CLASS OF 1980 Haroldo Barcelo Mary J Chun Roy A Clark Barbara L Clarke Sally A Amagai Richard L Bender Linda J Colwell William S Clarke JoAnn Davidson Stephen D Baptist Iris R Bentz Horak Ivan L Cowles Cary D Costello Raquel A Diaz Norman E Boundy Daniel R Bidwell Laurel A Damsteegt Trevor J Delafield Michael G Doucoumes Marsha A Brandon B Robert Bjelica Karl L Dickerson Donald D Devnich Keith A Edgar Rodrick A Church Phyllis I Brass Roger L Dudley Dorenda K Dodge William K Faber Louann P Clark Pamela S Burton Pamela A Durant Donna I Ehrlich Ignacio & Elvia Faz Timothy E Crosby Keith G Calkins Catherine J Farkas Linda J Elliott Connie R Green Lyndel D Dickerson David E Carson Janice E Fleming Kenneth R Finnell Richard M Greene Sandra J Doran Nancy L Church David L & Debra Foote Julie L Ganske Richard D Hall Clarence U Dunbebin Rene A Church Gregory A & Nancy Gerard Garey E Gantz Vicki L Hall Michael G Edge Jeanne K Clayton Charles H & Joyce Gershon- Loreen C Haag Cindy L Halye Cheryl A Emoto Janice E Cobb Young Evelyn G Hainey Wayne B Harris Julio C Gandia Russell J Cooper David C Grellmann Cynthia K Hall Vivian A Hatcher Gary R Gray Ralph M Coupland Donna J Habenicht Marilyn M Harris Del R Haugen Theodore D Green Margaret A Crishal Lester M Hands Joanne M Hayman John J Hilderbrandt Cynthia K Hall Marlene W Daugherty Magaly R Hernandez Herbert W Helm Georgina B Hill Stephen J Hall Karen L Davidson Stanley D Hickerson Douglas E Higgins Lawrence N Howard Douglas I Hart Richard M Davidson Jacquelyn S Hilderbrandt Kathy J Hill Edwin G Hurlow Herbert W & Linda Helm El-Roy D Dixon Becky S Holt Gloria A Hippler Helen R Hyde Kelvin A Hill Eric M Doran David A Hooker Clive W Holland Douglas L Janssen Carol A Husted Edward R Down Barbara K Johns Edwin G Hurlow David C Jarnes Elwyn C Hyde Margaret D Dudley Noelene T Johnsson Elwyn C Hyde Oliver L Johnston Kim A Johnson Donald F Ehrlich Madeline S Johnston Carl S Johnston R Clifford Jones Carl S Johnston Timothy L Evans Meredith J Jones Gray Elva A Jones Bruce T Juhl Katherine J Johnston Catherine J Farkas Ivan C Juhl Thomas R & Susan Knutson Philip J Kijak Esther F Knott Debra J Foote Hugo A Kennedy Edward Lawaty Charles F Koerting Robert H Koch B Thadius T Gaban Roberta L Knorr Steven J Lemon Janet G Kosinski Gary P & Davona Kruger Gregory A & Nancy Gerard Edmund M Komorowski Keith A Locke Paul Kovalski Richard E Kuykendall Evelyn G Hainey Philip B Lambert James L Mann Kelvin C Krantz Robert A Lawson Perry A Haugen Robert A Lawson Frieda J Mattson Calvin J & Sally Kubo Donn W Leatherman Annette M Henn Roger P Lucas Frederick J Matusik Sharon B Lawrence Debra L Lemon Wolfgang H Hessel Timothy P Matacio Merlyn E McCalla Carolanne J Lawson Cecil W & Valmae Lowry Benjamin E Hill Rebecca L May Vanard J Mendinghall Karen R Mann Anicia A Malabrigo Susan L Ivey Cindy S Merz Retta F Michaelis Patti L McKenney Frederick J Matusik Robert T Johnston Jan I Michaelis Carol L Minter Debra A Montcalm Linda K Minty Laurie A Koch David J Moll Bruce E Nicola Steven J Naumann Jeffrey D & Ann Mitzelfelt Donovan G Kurtz Shirley A Mulkern Gregory K Offenback Kester J Nedd James F Morgan Daryl L Meyers Jean A Nelson John C & Ina Palmer Gary L Parker Ronald C Olney James K Minty Peter J Prime Martha L Parker Deborah L Pedersen Deborah K Peshka Robert D Moon Linda L Rice Janet L Patrick Leliroth W Pedro Raymond R Pichette Lois J Nicholas Earl L Robertson Peter O Peabody Karen F Pongo Kynaston M Ramsey James E Pedersen Rhonda G Root Daniel M Peters Rhonda G Root Carole A Rayburn Richard W & Beth Peterson Timothy C Rosenboom Peter G Rampton Richard G Rose Terry D & Yolande Robertson Yvonne D Pichette Beverley A Scheider Terry D Robertson Warren B Ruf Joseph E Rodrigues Theresa C Popp Richard P Schwarz S Clark Rowland Glenn E Russell Senez Rodriguez-Charboniel Paul J & Barbara Ray Chana I Smith L Jane Ruf L Astrid Sadler Judith E Ronk Ricardo I Rincon Gordon R Smith Julia I Samuel Lynn S Sams John A Rorabeck Ives M Roberts Jeanette M Smith Claude Shaw David A Schmidt Joseph M Savage Kathleen E Roth Wayne R Spangenberg David C Smith Samuel D Schmidt Frederick J Schmidt Sharon B Russell Janice A Stone Robert T Smith Gerard J Seton Roy A Schmidt Ronald R Schultz Helena K Stout Karin E Strom Kathryn A Shaw Debbie J Schultz Norbert & Christine Schwer Bernice M Taylor David E Thomas Penny S Shell Susan M Scott David W Scott Douglas W Teller Edwin W Vance Eustace M Sheppard Lavon Shafer Beaman T Senecal Jack D Vance Serge E Vernet Thomas R & Susan Smith H Peter Swanson Larry G & Irene Sibley Gerty M Vately Richard D Wall Keith A Snyder Boris Tabakovic Karen S Simpson Onelia Velazquez Janet A Way Nady Y & Muna Soltan Ellen M Tambunan John P Stafford Paul E Viar Michael G Weakley Minerva E Straman David W Tillay Reginald T Swensen William D Warcholik Edward S Streeter Gary K Uehara Boris Tabakovic Beverly K Sturges Larry S & Lally Ulery Linda M Thompson Daniel A Thompson Cynthia R Warren Birgit E Trubey Gerty M Vately Kit B Watts John L Tucker

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Nephtaly & Elaine Valles Mariann M Bjelica CLASS OF 1984 CLASS OF 1985 Juan A Castillo Bobbie S Wohlers Susan L Bossenberry Sharon K Aalborg Pamela K Anders Thomas N Chittick Angela C Bowman Aurea E Araujo David W Bailey Dori K Coetzee CLASS OF 1982 Mirna B Cabrera Gordon J Atkins Rodney T Becker Susan C DiBiase Thomas M Andersen Fernando Canale Steven N Atkins Lorena L Bidwell Sharon J Dudgeon David H Bauer Barrington Carr E Melinda Blystone Brian H Bish Nancy A Engle Mirian L Bildner Della M Carson Terri L Calkins Carey D Bozovich Rebecca A Erdelyi Larry D Blackmer Marjorie J Cholin Mildred M Carnes Marsha A Brandon Timothy L Evans Gary A Blanchard Joya L Cleveland Laurence D Chaij Jeffrey B Burns Denis Fortin Kenneth J Breyer Andrew Coetzee Stephen G Chinn Sari H Butler Jay D Godfrey Larry D Burton Charles A & Anita Collatz Bradley J Christensen Wanda L Cantrell Theodore D Green Jon M & Sari Butler Mark L Darrough John Coelho Steve W Case Charlotte V Groff Keith G Calkins Margaret D Dudley Frank L Cruttenden Sylvester Q Case Gale S Hackworth Sylvester Q Case James M Ehrlich Cynthia A Dasher Gregory S Christensen Eugene A Hamlin Gregory F Clark Rene A Evans Jeffrey W Dennis Roy A Clark David L Hartman Pamela J Curry Gary L Fogelquist Sarah E Dixon Jeffrey W Dennis Stephen A Henderson Thomas J & Sally De Wind Scott W Forner Donald A Eckenroth Peter J DiPietrantonio Edwin I Hernandez Richard L & Valerie DeFluiter Mary-Catherin Freier Daniel L Engle Phidelyn M Dobson Ronda G Hodge Daniel L Engle Sheila C Fullmer Kevin R Erich Kevin H Dunn David E & Sheila Kipp Eileen G Fuller Sallyann G Gabriel A Wayne Ferch Kathleen A Forner Allen G Knecht David W Girardin Violet Gill Barry A Finkbeiner David W Girardin Renate I Krause Danny E Hall Deborah L Gray Ann T Fisher Judith A Hartman Delcy L Kuhlman Deborah L Hall Gale S Hackworth Benjamin Gardner Melisa J Heber Matthew F McMearty Alma J Hanson Eugene A Hamlin C Ruthellen Gardner Deborah M Hess Clyde N Morgan Donald L Harvey Frank W Hardy Gilbert A Goodall Angela E Hicks John-Paul F Navarro Melisa J Heber Joseph M Hellman Patricia L Greene A Rae C Holman Dwight K Nelson Eugene D Herbel Eugene D Herbel Dale A & Rosanne Grove David A Hooker Gayle C Norton Douglas E Higgins Byron K Hill David P Hamberger Denise M Kelley Benoni B Oliver, deceased Marcia C Hill Tae-Ho Im Daniel L Hamstra Brian S Kendrick Andrew J Poole Sharon M Hill Daniel R & Lillian Jardine Jacquelyn S Hilderbrandt Raymond E & Catherine R Deborah Poole Debbie M Hittle Donald R Jardine William B Hold Kohne Pierre A Ramseier Kevin J Howse, deceased David H & Janice Kijak Eckhard Hubin Vel E Kotter Eugene W Rau Malcolm E Hutchinson Wafia F Kinne Darlene F Huckabay Howard P Krug & Susan K Barbara J Ray Mark J Ivey Merlin L Knowles Laura J Hutchins Collatz-Krug Conrad J Robichaux C Renee Johnsson Barbara J Lee Jeffrey D Kinne Donn A LaTour Michelle A Rogers-Bully Terence B Johnsson Kathryn Lee Sheila M Kipp Norita V Lachica Judith E Ronk Jane M Lawaty Vesna Z Markovic Everilda P Koteskey Douglas S Leffler David R Rowe Shaw W Lee John K McVay Douglas S & Cynthia Leffler Allen C Martin Richard W Schell Steven J Lemon Annette F Moon Jose A Legrand Martha A Morton Thomas R Shepherd Charles V Lindsay Steven R & Karen Nash Scott E & Lilia Moncrieff Ekkehardt Mueller Eustace M Sheppard John J Markovic Larry C Nelson Robert D Moon Gregg A Nicholas Timothy G Standish Stanley M Maxwell Mitchell P Nicholaides Virginia L Nachreiner Edward M Norton Trudi J Starlin Sharon E Mohr Ronald J Olds Randy A Nash Trevor E O’Reggio Wanda M Swensen Ralph E & Beatrice Neall Mattahais E Patrick Terrance A Newmyer Virgeana F Olberg Richard DB Sylvester Sandra A Paulsen Deborah L Pedersen Rose E Paden Raffy & Carmie Ouzounian Daniel J Tambunan Sara P Perez Heather J Pederson Raymond R Pichette Douglas A Popp Rosita S Tipton Annetta D Phillip Rawle F Philbert Julianne M Primero Bernice J Ratter John Turon Royce K Regester Carolyn S Ramsey Marlene E Rawls Barbara J Ray Nephtaly Valles Gloria J Roberts Marlene E Rawls Paul J Ray Debra J Robertson Curtis J Vanderwaal Laura M Roberts Ives M Roberts Daniel R & Lynette Reichert Alan R Ruggles Teresa A Walter Julia I Samuel Yolande A Robertson Laura M Roberts Dawn L Schram Vicki J Wiley Beverley A Scheider Obed B Rutebuka Naveed Saleem Steven R Sessler Maureen A Williams L Melody Senecal Roy G Rylander Enilson G Sarli Alanzo H Smith Alanzo H & June Smith Johannes Schaepper Kristine G Schauff Shereen R Smith Parke N Smith David M Scheider Rachael L Selent Donald B Starlin CLASS OF 1987 Keith A & Elizabeth Snyder Randall M Schell Penny S Shell Patricia Y Stewart LaQuita G Anderson Powers Allen F Stembridge Christine D Schwer Thomas S Sherwin Thomas G Straman L Alice M Atkins Franice L Stirling Richard D Show Robert W Snyder Carol J Warner Derek C Bowe Ronald W & Pamela Stout Richard S Spaulding Allen F Stembridge Roy D Burke Karin E Strom Sandra Spencer Alan M Stotz Steve W Case Jeffrey C Toth Richard B Stitzer Laura D Stroia CLASS OF 1986 Judith A Chittick Kenneth B Stout Kevin L VanAllen H Peter Swanson Jonathan S & Debra Anderson Michael G Constantine Richard DB & Gale Sylvester Eva S Visani Reginald T Swensen Warren S Ashworth Connie S Cramer Boris Tabakovic Steven R Walikonis Douglas G & Tracy Tacket L Arlene Bailey Claudia H Davisson Daniel A Thompson Devin D Zimmerman Melvin L Tolson Stephen D Baptist Gorden R Doss Meylan C & Theresa Thoresen Carol A Van Antwerp Michelle D Barnes-Marshall Dawn E Ebanks Brad S Wackerle David Van Wyk Lorena L Bidwell Cletus R Georges Eldean M Ward CLASS OF 1983 Randal R Wisbey Phillip M Brantley Elizabeth A Hellman Susan D Welke Andrew S Ahn Bruce R Wright Mirna B Cabrera Sharon J Hibbert-McKenzie William E Wolf M Saba Anderson Kenneth K Yoo Lael O & Lena Caesar Gary R Hodder Charles H & BeVerly Zacharias Carlyle R & Linda Bennett Terri L Calkins Eva L Kearnes Linda L Bennett, deceased Arlene R Campbell Ronald P & Collene Kelly

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Brian S Kendrick Timothy G & Joan Standish Patricia I Landes John Turon Iris R Bentz Horak Kirk D King Reginald T Swensen Kang S Lee Lance P VanArsdell Marc H Bouzy Esther F Knott Terry R Swenson L Elaine Manley Daniel A Weber Sandra J Brown Howard P Krug Gary F Thurber Melody L Marotz Steven A Willsey Susan K Byers Michael E Lawson Sharyl R Turon Jose Martinez Wanda L Cantrell David M Leffler David P & Sarah Village Josephine F Nelson Dean C Carlisle Bonnie D Lloyd Koji Nishikawa CLASS OF 1992 David S Charbonneau Steven D Mauro George A Noonan Carol A Ahlers Russell L Chin Donald L May CLASS OF 1989 Paul J Pagano J Raymond Ammon Roselyn R Cole Electra A Moses Charles S Ahn Jacqueline Pape Caroline R Bancarz Ronald E Coonley Ekkehardt Mueller Karen L Atkins Elvie R Philbert Richard E Barrett Gregory S Edris Claude B Ndahayo Michelle A Bacchiocchi Teresa L Reeve Darwyn P Bartsch Joshua M Florea Rodney D Neal Canute R Birch Joy R Reid Theodore F Baze Lynnetta H Hamstra David A Nelson Nicole L Bokich James W Rochester Harumi N Burns Kay M Harris David M Parks Patricia E Cove Arthur L Schumacher Devon T Caines Glenn P & Debra Hill Jonathan K Paulien Christopher A Davisson James E Slater David S Charbonneau Mary E Hook Allan R Payne Samuel D Del Pozo David A Smart Dianne M Charity James H Huff Scott E Powers Mark-Erik Di Biase Pamela A Swanson Lloyd E Condon Beryl P Johnson David G Rand Kevin H & Wendy-Lynn Dunn Timbul T Tambunan Lucinda K Croft Melissa D Keller Leon T Roda Christian Y Dupont Birgit E Trubey D Ivan Davis James A Kosinski June A Smith Wayne Goffin Lance P VanArsdell Stefanie P Elkins Anne M Kukucka Lorna A Thomas Tammara A Grant Randall S Walikonis Robert H Fancher Brenda K Leavelle Frank A Tochterman Vicki L Hall Douglas W Wamack Eileen J Fellberg-Florea Annabelle I Lopez Kenneth R & Dawn Ursin Kenneth M Hanig B Thadius T Gaban Carol J Loree Peter M Van Bemmelen David E Kipp Nila G Getter David A Marotz Serge E Vernet Carty J Laurence CLASS OF 1991 Steven S & Gladys Griggs Tami K Martinez David P Village Barry W Marden J Raymond Ammon Evelyn G Hainey C Renee Massengill Bradley K Whited Ernesto P Medina Oliver B Archer Arthur S Hamann Timothy J Massengill Patrick D Williams Ruth E Merkel Donald L Bedney Gregory A Harper Kenneth E McHenry Brian S Wilson Tonya A Miller Larry D Blackmer Michael G & Giselle Hasel Ryan D Nachreiner Mitiku Yalew Debra R Navarro Brent D Brusett Sarah E Herrmann Jeff L Newell Angela von Dorpowski Jhony Nelson Jesse H & Harumi Burns Geoffrey S Isaak Jack P Nickerson James J North Robespierre Cadet Herbert J Keller John P Pitton Susan W Oliver Keith G Calkins Soon Tae Kim Becky S Rice CLASS OF 1988 Julianne M Primero Dianne M Charity Barry C Kimbrough Arlene M Saliba Ramon C Araujo Matthew L Rappette Young H Choi Stephen C Knott Scott E & Brenda Schalk Steven N & L Alice Atkins Michael Ross Tamara J Condon Marcia L Kube Paul D Smith Paul K Bergmann Donald B Starlin William S Davis Anne M Kukucka Jeanette A Snorrason Rickey J Betat Lorna A Thomas Shirley A Freed Janet Y Lara Vital Robert F Warda Alexander Bokich Sarah B Village Rene M Gelder Brenda K Leavelle A Kirsten Weber Devon T Caines Jennifer J Ward Vicki L Hall Paul D Llewellyn Bradley K Whited Cheryl L Canada Joy B Whaley Michael G Hasel Sharon L Lucas Kevin S Wiley Rafael A Canizales Veronique C Wiist Paul C Herrmann Tami K Martinez Danny L Wirsz Judith A Chittick Kevin S & Vicki Wiley Trudy A Holmes-Caines Jacqueline L Marymee Xiaoming Xu Todd A Coupland Brian S Wilson Christopher R & Eunice C Renee Massengill Elaine B Zimmerman Brian J Curry Paul S Yim Hudson Timothy J Massengill Susan C DiBiase Linda C Johnston Stanley M Maxwell Margaret D Dudley Sophia M Kang Radivoje Milosavljevic CLASS OF 1994 Alan R Fargusson CLASS OF 1990 Ronald P Kelly Lynette M Nachreiner Edsel Adap Sheila C Fullmer Bryan L Aalborg Lori S Laswell Debra L Parman Oliver B Archer Betty J Gates Myrna E Araujo-Constantine Pamela S Litvak Robert G Peck Amada Y Avalos Jay D Godfrey Daniel Bacchiocchi Cecil W Lowry Robert C Potts Silvia M Bacchiocchi Wayne Goffin Donald L Bedney Chad E Mahlum Russell D Pullen Caroline R Bancarz Heidi L Griggs Paulette Bently David A Marotz John W Reeve Sandra A Boothby Jay D Hellman Paul K Bergmann Mikel L Moore Becky S Rice Sandra J Brown Sharon J Hibbert-McKenzie Nicole L Bokich Mary K Mullen Paul J Sanchez Lori A Brunner Monty S & Geraldine Jacobs Stephanie J Brusett Jhony Nelson Scott E & Brenda Schalk Scott A Byers John R Josiah Robert W Coffen Dionisio Olivo Dorinda L Shankel Timothy G & Karen Case James R Kilmer Gladson S & Julie Daniel Philip J Pape Katina N Taylor W Todd Chobotar Harcourt A King Dawn E Ebanks Debra L Parman Machelle D Vietz Ronald E & Laura Coonley Esther M Lawson Daniel E & Lauri-Ann L Monique Pittman Marilyn J Vontz Aristede C Dukes Michael J Lay Enderson Michelle M Punches Jon C Williamson Pherbia A Engdahl David M Leffler Russell D Furst Dina A Rappette Melinda R Wirsz Kathleen A Forner Amie E Meister Mari-Carmen Gallego Conrad A Reichert Donville W Young Lillian A Grass R Michael Mohr Herb J Gust Joy R Reid Deborah L Gray Karen A Nash David P Hamberger Julio J Santana Connie R Green Gregory A Powers Gerald M Hazekamp Dorinda L Shankel CLASS OF 1993 Wolfgang H Hessel Alisa A Roda Brendan D Hornick Thomas R Shepherd Jannel Albury Cherrington Sherri L Isaak Keith R Shaw Josip M Horonic Karen S Smith Michelle A Bacchiocchi Grafton B Jones Alanzo H Smith Bruce T Juhl David B Sturtevant Rudolph D Bailey S Melek Jones Scott W Snowden David E Kipp Katina N Taylor Judy L Bair Sophia M Kang Michael A Speegle Raymond E Kohne Patricia L Treichel Darwyn P Bartsch Melody L Marotz

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Richard T McLaughlin CLASS OF 1996 CLASS OF 1998 Rodney L & Tiffany CLASS OF 2002 Zeljka B Milosavljevic Jeannine A Chobotar Elynda A Bedney Summerscales Aurea E Araujo Ekkehardt Mueller Cynthia A Chu Michael F Bernoi H Peter Swanson Ryan L Ashlock Caryn F Pierce Heather A Conner Charles E Burkeen Gale M Sylvester Bruce K & Coreena Blum Josue Pierre Michele D Denny Miriam A Cartmell David E Thomas Aurora P Burdick Christopher C Randall Daniel W Drake Sharon G Chamberlain Nancy A Weaver Keith G Calkins Wendy L Ronto Karen M Flowers Muriel E Crow Robert L Zegarra Ye Chen Samir D Serrano Tamara A Foley Cheryl D Doss Pamela J Curry Frank W Spangler Milton R Glovatsky Daniel Y Faakye Gary W Dickerson William R Spence Caleb M Guevara Al J Febre CLASS OF 2000 Heather L Doty Maria K Tambunan Bruce B Hackworth James R Fisher Sallie J Alger Catherine L Foune Jason S Trevino Brian D & Rachelle Hartman Ulrick A & Kimberly Graham Jason N Boger Robert & Sarah Fuste Susan D Vanderwaal Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks Thora M Greaves Kristine L Briggs Angelo J Grasso Lowell Z Vitangcol Frances E Johnson Kelly L Harden Laurence G Burn Trisha J Hay Manuel S Vitug Bela & Diane Kobor Sara M Hildebrant Matthew J Carlson Nathaniel G Higgs Veronique C Wiist Philip O Mainda Jason G Hughes Rene A Church James A Hippler Lisa M Willer Nancy L Maltby Sylvia H Hyde Yvonne Y Clark Kishma N Hutton Robert C Wong Richard D & Dell Mann Judith D Mackie Edelweiss J Covarrubias Donna P Jeffery Donville W Young C J Martin Keith E Mattingly Daniel J Drey Heidi J Leets Wilma J Zalabak Paul Piskozub Laurel R McClelland Ericca G Erhard Yolanda L Leffler David R Poloche Arthur L Miller Daniel Y Faakye Florin & Livia Liga Jean Renaud Herdy Moniyung Todd L Freeman Shirleen T Luttrell CLASS OF 1995 Troy D Reynolds James G Moon Sarah M Fuste Claudine M Maniraguha Darlene S Barnhurst Lisa M Rollins Esther M Morrison Hans R Habenicht Radivoje Milosavljevic Jason D Burghart Warren B Ruf Jiri Moskala Michelle J Hamel Michelle E Proctor-Stembridge Larry D Burton Ralph U Schroder Mark W & Sherilyn O’Ffill Malcolm E Hutchinson Bart L Putt Kirsten Cathell Gerard J Seton Karen S Peterson Jamilyn D Jeffery Tatiyana Stankovic Thomas N Chittick D Erik Willey Patricia M Potts Katie A Johnson Rebecca L Susens Jeannine A Chobotar Carletta J Witzel Reena Raju Seung Y Lee David R & Carol Tasker Nicholas S Conner Janelle D Randall Joshua P Leets Ginna A Wenger Stephen D & Lisa DeWitt Chandler D Riley Damarice E Mainda Aristede C Dukes CLASS OF 1997 Leslie S Rollins Lorinda R Manley Ann T Fisher Lewis O Anderson Julie A Roush Walterine Matthews CLASS OF 2003 Allan W Freed Joyce E Askew Heidi L Sabnani Diana D Mitchell Robert W Bairagee David B Graham Michelle A Bacchiocchi Rhonda M Snorrason Helen M Palleschi S Michael Camburn Kimberly L Graham Sally L Beeson Robert J Steele Paul J Ray Lisa Y DeWitt Rachelle L Hartman Pamela S Burton Gale M Sylvester Mark B Regazzi Kevin J Doe Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks Timothy E Crosby Sandra J VanHorn Alejandra R Rodriguez Heather L Doty Trudy A Holmes-Caines Timothy A & Becky Cross JoAnn M Wagner Luz H Ruiz-Tenorio Daniel J Drazen Albert H Im Brynja K Davis Dale A Wolcott Joan L Standish W Brandt Hay Sherri L Isaak Japhet J De Oliveira Danette Zurek Dennis W Susens James A Hippler Kevin R Jacobs Della B Denda Delamae J Wilson Jason R Jeffery David C Jones Arlyn S Drew Serena L Winkler Kelly J Knowlton Vernon A Jordan Efrain Duany CLASS OF 1999 Paul K Ziegele Heidi J Leets Benjamin K Kumah Eric L Engen Sara M Anthony Virginia M Lonser Coralie R Lallemand Shirley A Fuquay Tracy R Baerg Erna N Marquez Anthony Lee Milton R & Miriam Glovatsky Karl G & Rosemary Bailey CLASS OF 2001 Ariel S McLeggon Dean B Lifshay Richard G Habenicht James E Bollin Kathleen D Brower Katherine L Moles David A & Melody Marotz Jeremy L Johnson Kristine L Briggs Cynthia L Burrill Pamella K Paulien Richard T McLaughlin Catherine A LeBlanc Carrel U Burton Linda B Caviness Matthew L Rappette Joel R McQuistan Sunah Lee Dean C Carlisle Sonya L Christensen Barbara L Read James G & Ingrid Moon Pamela S Litvak Jerry R Chase Sung O Evans Ralph U Schroder Michelle L Oetman Roger P Lucas Cynthia A Chu Charles R Ferguson Nancy M Tripp Gregory B Park Judith D Mackie Daniel J Drey Gale S Hackworth Nicholas S & Noelia Zork Oriel Paulino Zeljka B Milosavljevic Marilyn R Eggers David W Hinds Caryn F Pierce Robert W Mulkern Isaac D Evans Judith S Ippisch John P & Charity Pitton Frank D Peden Paul M Evans Jamilyn D Jeffery CLASS OF 2004 Moses A Primero Ned A Peterson Denise S Freeman Kristine M Knutson Paul R Asercion Julie A Pullen Richard W Peterson Gregory A Harper Gunter W Koch John M Baxter Marvin R Puymon David R Poloche Jeremy K Hildebrant Brian E LaTour Coreena O Blum Carolyn S Ramsey Barbara L Read Jason R Jeffery Annabelle I Lopez Beverly J Cobb Conrad A Reichert Depa J Reddy Marilyn C Ketchum Philip O & Damarice Mainda May-Ellen M Colon Rudolf D & Wendy Ronto John W & Teresa Reeve Martha A Kohn Carla E Nelsen Lisa M Edl Bonnie L Rowland Troy D Reynolds Brian D & Lorinda Manley Connie S Osborne-Bossert Maggie A Erickson Kenneth A Scribner Luz H Ruiz-Tenorio Stanley M Maxwell Pamella K Paulien Cheryl S Fleming Deborah M Serrano Constantin Severe James R Milks Emely Poloche Robert Fusté Robert N Smith Joshua B Sink Zachary J Mitchell Dixie L Scott W Brandt Hay Lauren S Spaulding Linda J Stewart Samuel D Pagan Peter M Watson Brigette G Hinds Veronica L Sutter David R Tasker David R Poloche Kenneth K Yoo Mackenzi A Huyser Wanda M Swensen Rachel E Whitaker Ronda Sandic S Joyce Jones Lisa M Willer David F Steele Lucas A Kasper Lisa Ziegele Appiah K Kwarteng

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Brian D McKinney Kenneth Albertsen Shelli E Baze Albert E Brendel Leda Chan Tunisia N Peters Bernie T Albright Ashton H Beaumont, deceased Nancy H Brenneman Damian M Chandler Rhiannon Porter Christine A Albright Velma B Beavon Warren D Brewster Robert G Chapman Bozena Premec Patton L & Joyce Alburtus Robert R & Jean D Becker Bartolome & Rebecca Briones Brenda G Palmer Chase Timothy R Schrock Edith W Aldrich Larry R Becker Joanne M Broden Maria Chavez Steven R Walikonis Edgardo M Alido Laura Becker Howard W Broecker Shirley F Chavit Habaradas George Wei Charles W Allen Robert R & Jean D Becker Scott Brookshire Gregory Chen Serena L Winkler Mildred Allen Sophie A Becker Benjamin B Brower Tony Y & Delma A Chen Kenneth W & D Delight Allen Richard L & Cynthia G Ellen N Brown Harold Cherne Madalyn E Allen Beckermeyer Ronald C Brown Bennett D & Sandra A Chilson CLASS OF 2005 Vernon W Alspaugh Jim Beebe Ruth L Brown Shirley F Chilson Petar Caran Nica C Ana Karen Bekowies Steven E Brownell Claudia D Chinn Werner Gilbert Bernard M Andersen Fayrine L Benavidez Clarence F Brummett Bill & Ruth T Chobotar Thora M Greaves Margaret Andersen Louise Bender Thomas L Brundage DeMonte Chrispens Matthew B Hamel Judy E Anderson William H Benner Donna Bruntz Marilyn R Christensen Trisha J Hay Roy K & Arlene Anderson Bobby H & Delia N Bennett Wilma Bryant Rebecca S Christensen Darlye E Innocent Harriet B Anderson Ercel M Bennett S Joy Buchholz Shirley Christian Warren H Johns Patricia A Anderson Lois E Benson Karen J Buck Helen G Christoffel Calvin N Joshua M R Anderson Helmer G Benson Naomi C Bugayong Samuel Kim L & Iris Chuah Elia D & Dena King Mary Lou Anderson Rodney A Benson Gary W Burdick Hea Soon Chung Jean-Jude Lors Roy K & Arlene Anderson Suzanne Benson Muriel R Burns Lilian O Chung Ralph P Peay Ruth E Anderson Verlyn R Benson Larry D Burns Cherry A Clapp Rhiannon Porter Todd J Anderson Ruth L Berecz Ashleigh B Burtnett Donald J & Maryanne Clark Mark B Regazzi Knut A Andersson Edward Bergeron Daniel K & Debra L Burtnett Gary C Clark Timothy R Schrock Demetra L Andreasen Bastian P Bernard Benjamin D Burton Ramona R Clark Erling B Snorrason D Jeanne Andrews-Willumson Paul D Bernard Thetis L Bush Sylvia J Clarke Richard DB Sylvester Zora Anic Verna A Bernoi Barbara B Butler Lowell E & W Joan Clausen Gary J Tolbert Carol M Anthony Annabelle M Betita Mary J Buzolich Donald W & Betty J Claussen Willyta R Wamack Regina Antonio Zenova J Betita Isabel D Byers C D Clayburn Frederick A Antor John A Bicknell Melissa A Cabana Bevin T Clayton Isaac & Theresa A Anzures Walter L Biggs Minerva Cabana Jo-Ann D Clegg CLASS OF 2006 Deborah Appelget Michael A Bilbee Rhodina G Cabana Neville H & Norene M Gene F & Ruth Armstrong Roystan G & Joy H Binns Sharon K Cabana Clouten Rosemary J Bailey Paul A & Doris E Arnold James J Birch Victor R & Purita G Cabanilla Daniel E Cobb Ashley J Butlin Anthony I Aromin Richard Bird Remo J Cabrega Cynthia P Coetzee Christopher C Combie Luis C Asercion Richard E Bird James F Calkins Mariano I Collado Maggie A Erickson Laura M Ashlock Frederick M Bischoff Nancy F Call Donna Collins Manolis J Fegaras J Bruce Ashton Brenda A Bishop Wilma V Camino Janet R Collins Gary D Gifford Carolyn L Ashworth Sandra A Blackmer Douglas R Campbell William E Colson, deceased & David L Heise Roy G Asumbrado Jami S Blair Margaret I Campbell Bonnie R Colson Darlye E Innocent Maria C Atienza Ellen M Blakeman Perry D Campbell Sarah B Conard Kyle R Kennedy Sally J Augustin Karen A Blanchard Alma B Canada-Neal Sharon L Constantine Jason Kim Fabio A Ayala Jose A Blanco Ann Z Canaday Darlene Cook Sheila L Rankin Marilyn Babienco Sandra L Blank Mirta N Canale Herbert E & Carolyn M Ginnie A Roa Gianluca G Bacchiocchi Edward O Blews Marlene Canizales Coolidge Sharon E Terrell Anna M Bacchiocchi Rosalie Blumenschein Lisa L Cann Lori J Coon Jonathan D Westfall Jocelyn Badovinac Donald A Blystone William H Cannon Ann R Cooney Barbara C Baerwald Donna Blyton Leonora Carinio Mary M Cooper Leona P Bakewell Nelson C Bobadilla Angelita L Carino Peter J & Laurie L Cooper CLASS OF 2007 Sylvia S Baldwin Katherine Bobowski Bernie Carino Vladislav Cop Michelle A Bacchiocchi Donna B Banek Blanca A Bohr John Carlos Glendon E Corkum Claudio J Consuegra Judy H Barcelo Richard A Bonjour Richard A & Doris M Carlsen Leon M Cornforth Frances M Faehner Melissa Barclay Richard W & Marcie A Betty M Carlson Dely Correces Kimberly D Hadley Alberta Barcliff Boomsliter James W & Beth Carlson Edward L Correces David L Hartman Bethel R Barger J E Boone Marilyn J Carpenter Joyce E Councell Deborah Henry Ruth S Barker Lee Boothby Janet K Carr Astri H Coupland Ronald D Herr Edward D Barlow Roger S Boraas Dominga Carrasco George H Cousins Patience Barnes Irena B Bosanac Carey C & Dorothy A David L Cowles Sharon M Barnes J William Bothe, deceased Carscallen Grace M Cox FRIENDS Dianne L & Kenneth L Barnum Joseph S Bouchelle Lois K Carscallen Winston J & Marilyn J Craig V Carol Aalborg Anna M Barrett Andrew C Bourne Janet M Carson Inez Crooks Pete N Abasolo Dorothy H Bartkus Jonathan C Bourne Ruthele Carson Mary N Crowder Gerald Abel James W Bartlett Myriam Bouzy Denise M Carter Florence H Crumley Larry & Janet K Adams John T Bartocci Estelle M Boyce Mary A Casebolt Robert B & Louise A Christianne J Adap Betty L Barton Eunice E Boyce Donald E Casebolt Cummings Jerry Aggabao Ann G Bauer Ingrid Bozzetti Evangeline P Castillo Carol J Curry Mateo Aggabao Catherine Bauer Fay Bradley Christine R Castillo Gary R Curtis Nancy J Agnetta Diana M Bauer Rodman S Brahman David B Caswell Nina Dale Judy C Agno Sylvie Baumgartner Melvin E Brass Arthur R Caviness Georgia M Dale Sun H Ahn Rogelio M Bautista Ruth Bratten Marietta C Cebedo Demetrio D Dalida Videll A Ahrens Karen A Baxter M Alice Brauer Fonda L Chaffee Chane A Dallman Hiam Akrawi Felipe W Baylon Lois M Bray Vivian N Chaij Mary J Damron Edenita D Alabata Steve Baylon Alice L Breakie Bertram K Chan Robert T 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Todd E & Julia N Danforth Barbara Edson Grace B Gamponia Juanita Hall James H & Betty L Hoover Jane W Daniels Sandy Edstrom Carolyn Garber Patricia L Hall Joel R & Sandra C Hoover Joyce E Daniels Ray L Edwards Jean Gard Barbara J Hallock Michael D Hoover Nettie L Darby Henry M Egner, deceased Richard R Gardner Cheryl L Halvorsen Elizabeth H Horn, deceased Sheri S Darrough Clyde W Eichman J Abigail Garner Karen R Hamberger Pat J Horsman Rogelio J David Evelyn Eiselstein Rosemary Garnett Esther Hamel Darryl Hosford Clifford O Davidson Kathleen J Ekkens Katherine M Geib Anneliese M Hamel John M Hough John R Davidson David R Ellis Glenda M Gensolin Cynthia J Hamilton Robert L Houghtaling William W & Jacqualyn M Simon Elloway Norman Gensolin Dena T Hammill, deceased Randall W Howard Davidson Marijane Elmendorf Joan M Gersonde Marcia J Hammill Ronald M Howard Bobby Davis Norman L Endres Marybeth Gessele Richard B Hammond, deceased Thomas G Howe Delmer I Davis Ruth V Engelbert Lawrence W Onsager Robert J Hampton Elwin D & Eleanor J Howell Dwight D Davis Gregory P Engelman Joanne Gibson James R & Renae Hamstra Paul S Howell, deceased & Sarah M Davis Gordon & Blossom L Engen Lloyd & Adaline R Gibson James E Hann Evelyn I Howell Meghan E Davis Melvin S & Nancy M England David Giem James D Hanson Inge-Lise H Howse Orlie A Davis Barbara E Erhard Stephanie Gigante-Pitts Esther L Hare Robert L Howson Pauline A Davis Beaty R Erhard Zoe A Giles P Edgar Hare, deceased Cheri Hubbard Ronald C Davis Jamie L & Shelly L Erhard Florence C Gillman Patricia M Hare William M & Pearl L Huber John Dawson Sharla D Erich Barbara K Girardin Dorothy E Harris Robert W Huckabay Lawrence D Day Patti A Escarza Barbara J Goffin Mark P Harris Percy Hughes Gladys L deFluiter Ronilo Eusoya Arloene Y Goley Allen D & Pamela M Harris Claude G & Carolyn M Angela deLeon-Almonte Alverta B Evans Dolores M Gomoll Patricia A Harrison Hullquist Roxanne de Roo Alvena Evans Enoch Gonzalez Diane M Hart Mary W Hunt Anita C De Santos Edward A Everett Gladys Gonzalez Merlin M & Marian M Hart Samuel Huong Deborah A DeAngelis Barbara J Ewing Sandra M Goodall Alan R Hartfield Lynda C Hurlow Marilou D DeLeon Frank H & Joy K Faehner Russell B Goodman Alan M Hartman Barbara A Huset Gordon DeLong Ramsey S Famacion H T Goodwin Milton A & Catherine C Malcolm E Hutchinson Tommie B Decano Rita E Fandrich Joan M Goodwin Hartman Herbert D Ingersoll Ted C Decker Thomas A Faulkner Doug E & Lisa S Goolsby Elizabeth J Harvey Joan J Inglish Raoul & Louise Dederen Elena F Febre Henk Goorhuis Hilde S Hasel Jose A Irizarry Magaly Del Pozo Ladelle J Febre Wilburn W Goosey Barbara J Hastings Marcia K Irwin Henry Delgado Arthur Felesky Loylette L Gordon Kenneth & Dolores I Haug Eleanor D Jabagat Dennis Demeyere Fernetta M Ferch Nicole Gordon Gertrude Hay Jerome B Jablonski Tessie V Demiar Erma Ferguson Arlene J Graham J M Hay Randall F Jackna Annabelle E Dennis Eleanor Fernandez Shirley Grant Cynthia F Heard Evelyn R Jackson Reynaldo L & Linda M Randy Fickett Stephen H Gray Katherine E Hebner Jesse L Jacobe Descalso William D Fields Harold I Greene Chanida C Hechanova Sandra L Jacobs John F Devendorf Carlene O Filler Nathan A Greene Philip F Hecht Kenneth G Jahng Renetta M Devnich Thelma F Fillman Brian L Greenhaw B Manju Hegde G David Jang Alan Dewitt Robert E Firth Gustavo J & Nilda Gregorutti Harold E & Dorothy E Heidtke Deborah N Jankowiak Marco J & Erika B DiBiase Irene Fishell Carrie L Grellmann David W Heilig Coral A Janssen Jane Diamond Gillian A Fisher F G Grellmann William Helbley David G & Lisa D Jardine Hader C Diaz Joan H Fisher Emma Grentz Hubert M Helfer Gwen Jardine Dianne L Dicken Stephen D & Karyl E Fisher Ona M Greve Frederick W Hellenberg Tamara K Jardine Garry P Dieter Barbara S Fisher Nancy L Greve Doris D Helm Jeanne B Jarnes Kris Dimmer Jean E Fitch Walter M Gribler M Grazia Henry Edward H Jasper Gordon H Dockerty Jed A Florea Linda Griffin Craig M Herrmann George T Javor Natalie Dodd Deborah K Fogelquist Randall L Griffin Marilyn M Herrmann Suze Jean-Pierre L E Dodd Mauro C Fonacier Robert B Griffin Henry & Pearl Herzog Mildred M Jefferson Marcia L Dodge Lisa H Foote Richard B Griffith Patrick E Herzog Lyle H Jensen Denise P Doe Harriet Force Marilyn J Griffiths Henry & Pearl Herzog David L & Carolyn P Jenson Phyllis A Doll Lorraine M Ford Paul R Grimstad Reinhild E Hessel M G Jereos Martha E Domont Enid L Ford Carolyn M Grubbs Daniel A & Lola J Heuer Lyle M & Dorothy M Jewell Gary L Doty Heather K Ford Elaine M Grundset Daniel M Hewitt Thomas M & Anita J Jezierski Harriet W Douglas Richard A & Alice B Ford Paul M Gruzensky Marianne Heydt Lucille Jimenez Nancy N Drazen Rena M Forrester William G Gruzensky Kathryn L Hickerson Roland F & Shirley B John Charles N Drechsel Seneco S Fortin Daniel R Guido Cynthia R Higgins Alice J Johnson Kevin G Drew Augustus L Foster Floyd D & Hilda Gustafson Janice L Higgins Ronald L Johnson Dawn Drexler Beverly J Foster Sharon K Guth Arlene Hill Glenn & Carlene L Johnson M C Dronen Michael E Fowler Edmund C Guyer Barbara J Hill Nancy B Johnson Ruby L Dudley Matt Frain Lester Haag Dorothy L Hill Esther M Johnson Ronald G Duerksen Masie E Francis Tobey & Lucile E Haagenrud Mariellyn F Hill Gary L Johnson Joel Dulhunty Kenneth L & Norma L Franz Patricia A Habada Geraldine W Hill Gaylen W & H A Johnson Kelvin M Duncan Dorothy I Frase Tony Habaradas Marylin J Hill Wilma H Johnson Zelda M Dunn Joe & Donna Fraser Donald E & Edith I Habenicht Vest Hill Ivan L Johnson John T Durichek Kathleen L Fredericks Holly L Habenicht Michael R Hilton Marilyn L Johnson Jill A Durnen Kathleen M Freeman Donald S Hadley Lounette Hinkle Pauletta R Johnson Kathryn G Dybdahl Betty H Freeman Keith A Hadley Beda L Hirsch Ronald L Johnson Mary M Dyche Sandra Jean Freidenberger Chris Hagelgantz Janice Hoffman Ronald D Johnson Robert A Earp Robert W Frost Loa Hagelgantz Florence A Holford Ella Johnston Joanne V Edgar Cecil J Fuller Zerita J Hagerman Carmen Holland Eunice L Johnston Margaret Edminster Reva A Furst Elaine S Halenz Karen J Holland Thesba N Johnston Arthur M Edquid Elsy M Gallardo Barbara J Haley Robert H Holman S Charles Jones 62 FOCUS l FALL 2007 DONOR HONOR ROLL

Timothy T & Lucy M Jung Daniel T Lee Nancy O Martin Pamela A Mountz Yong Keun & Deborah R Park Margaret Jurkiewicz Dyan A Lee Kathryn M Matheson Shirley Moyer Roy B & Kathy J Parke Rose Ella Kamben Lillian S Lee Lionel Matthews Geri S Mueller Jack A Parker Nancy C Kantor Beverly J Leffler Regil J Mattson James R Mularczyk Kathryn B Parker Ruby C Karamihan Eileen F Lesher Judith I Matusik Joanne Muldoon Reitha E Parks Frank J Karth Veda E Lesher Mary Elizabeth Mauro Patsy Mummert Donna Parreno Diana Katona Gerald A & Hilary G Levi Pauline G Maxwell John Mundt Nory J Parreno Renee Katrib Daniel G & Carol L Lewis Constance M Maycock Olga Muresan Catherine E Pascual Robert F Kearney Nancy D Lewis Esther Mayer Elma Lou C Murillo Dorothy E Patrickson Donald R Keele Janet A Lickey Carol E Mayes Clifford L Murray James H Patterson John Kelley William S & Karen L Liers Roland L Mays Milton J Murray Robert F Patton Mae Kemink Karen D Lifshay Walter L & Pauline Mazat Leona M Murray Gaston Paulin Dale C Kershner Stephen Lim Robert T McBain Dawn M Mutz Leigh E Payne Mike Kiel Jason D Lindower Amelia R McBride Beulah E Myers Mary Lou Peckham Frances L Kilmer Grace V Lindsay Thelma I McBroom Donald L Myers Marthie Peden Danna L Kim Mark E & Francesca T Lippi Dayna T McCollum Sophie Nahod Dora Mae Pedersen Irene Kim Robert M & Ann R Little Robert L McCullough Shari L Nash Lois I Pegel Wendy K Kim Julieanne Little Robert & Ilea A McDaniel Kerry L Neall Paul W Pelley Yeon J & Shin A Kim Robert J Little Richard G McDonald Vicki J Neidigh Donna J Pelto Christine King Roberta J Little Linda McFadden Theophilus Neives Sharon S Pelton Joan B King Virginia E Livermore Gerald McKay Arlan P Nelson Esther Penn Kathy L King Harry C Lloyd Delauna M McKee Cherub R Nelson Janica K Peppard Thomas M King Nancy S Lo Mary S McNeal Harold E Nelson Donald R Perkins Robert E & Lillis L Kingman Takkin Lo Donna McNeilus Karen O Nelson Justina B Peshka, deceased Jacqueline L Kinsman Gary Lockwood Marnelle McNeilus Lawrence W Nelson Cecilia P Peters Doralee Klein Kathryn T Lockwood Pamela S McVay Sue Nelson Jeffrey L Peterson Kevin Kloote Gloria London Carolyn A McWilliams Estate of Prescott J & Mildred V Richard D Peterson Mary L Knapp Thelma E Long Genevieve McWilliams Nelson, deceased Creda Petion William E & Dorothy L Knecht Ernest L Longway Patricia Medford, deceased Yvonne Nerness Shirley N Pettis Robertson Phyllis Knepel Roland E & Priscilla Lonser Cora Medina Katrina V Nesbitt Pauline R Phillip Elizabeth L Knight Ernesto J Lopez Gideon L & Corazon D Megan Neuharth Harold R & Betty L Phillips Billie J Knight Ernie Lopez Medina Ruben Neuharth Valerie N Phillips Ronald A Knott Lester E Lorenz Aleta M Melashenko Jenny Neumann Rudolf Piekarek Jodi K Knotts Elmer W Lorenz Ada M Mendez Gary L Newberry Gloria J Pierce William B & Edna Knox Martha K Lorenz Narding Menes Glenn F Newberry Martha C Pieszak Christof W Kober David Lorenzo Marina C Meneses Isabel A Newbold Andrew L Piland E J Koch Donald E Lowe Shirley Menhardt Magaly M Newmyer Anna T Piskozub Robert L Koenig Patricia A Lowe Meicy M Mercado Lillian Ng Alita Pitogo Lucas Koh Dorothy J Lucht Agnes L Merchant Stephanie Ng Thomas D & Maxine D Pittman Carol Kohls Robert R & Nona M Ludeman Nathan M & Phyllis I Merkel Walter F & Eldora B Nickel Arnold E Plata Grace H Kolmodin Helen M Lungu William Merz Rolf Nieman Diana L Platt Cheryl A Komorowski Estate of Elizabeth Lutz, Dorothy M Metzger Beverly A Noble Maria Polanco Esther Konrad deceased Gregory E & Krista M Metzger Dawn C Noblett Griffin Margaret A Poole J Mailen & Lynne D Kootsey Lauretta K Lutz Ardis M Meyer Louis W Nordell Merlin C & Wanda L Poole Frederick A Kosinski Melody A Lutz Gerald P Meyer Mark J Norder Warren G & Betty A Popp Bonnie G Kotter John N Lyon Mary E Miller Audrey C North Barbara A Porter Gwyneth A Kramer Anita J MacKey Ruth H Miller David C Norwood Frederick N Pottle Betsey E Krantz Edward A Mack John J Million D David & Judith L Nowack Nicholas D Poulos Rodney & Sharron Krieger Richard N Mackie Marne L Milyard William G Nutt Ulises G Poyser Lowel J Krueger Marianne Macklin Estate of John R Minesinger, Nancy M Obrien Barbara E Prest Thomas W Kuhlman Juanito Magpayo deceased Judith A Odiorne Harriet M Preston Mickey D & DeAnn Kutzner Gtsok Magsipoc Frank Minier Carol A Oehlhaffen Elsie Priest Asta S LaBianca Chauncey Maher Glenn R & Suzanne L Mitchell Ella L Oetman Kristin A Priest Helen R LaMadrid Hildegard E Maier June M Mitchell Blanche A Oetman Judy G Pritchard Romulo Lachica Philip H Maki Sharon D Moll Merlene A Ogden Derrick L & Bonnie C Proctor Edith Lacson Jeremias Malabrigo Dorothy C Moll Kathleen Oliver Graeme A Stembridge Vicenta D Lafrades Miriam Malabrigo Paul E Monat Kathyleen I Oliver Ray Puen Susie Lagabon Richard A Malott Randall H Monroe Harry E & Janet M Olson Florence C Pumford Iris M Landa Mary Kaye Manchur Loretta M Moog Janelle R Olson Simastuen Matthew & Delisa J Purchase Harold H & Violet R Lang Eufemio O Mandujano Robert D Moon Anna Liza Ombao Rodolfo L & Annie S Quion Nancy Larsen Harold Mapletoft Barth Moore Lawrence W Onsager Eleanor Raab Edwin W & Grace E Larson Edith Maquio Janet L Moore Emilie T Oosterwal Blaine A Rabbers Margie L Larson Bella Marasigan Laura Moore Anna J Opicka John P Rachor Chito Lata Derise M Marden Lois E Moore Bernardo M Orquia Dini H Rada Radoslav Latinkic Bradford E Maris Santina Moore Richard T & Sharon L Orrison Max E Rambow Mary E Lauda Rachel Marlin Catherine E Morgan Lynn N Ortel Florie L Ramos Irma Jean Lauw Shirley Marsh Kenneth Morick Dan R Overfield Ronald P Ramos Edith M Lawrence A Allan Martin Richard I & Jeanette Morris Linda J Owen Martha N Rand James E LeBlanc Ben A Martin Dorothy Morrison Carmen I Pagan Bernadette Randall Chris & Suzy LeBrun Betty S Martin Keith W & Anita R Moses Ja Hyun Pak Charles E Randall Peter M Leaming Cynthia S Martin Gnani R Moses Eugene A Palmieri Karen Randolph Gregory A Leavitt Daisy M Martin Eva K Moskalova Sandra A Pappas Elario C Coombs Chi Yen M Lee Margaret W Martin Vicente L Mota Benjamin E Paramiah Thomas F Rappette FALL 2007 l FOCUS 63 2007 ANNUAL REPORT

Del Ratzsch Jesse Sacdalan Gerald Siebold Donna R Stout Cynthia S Tyman David R Rawls Elmar P & Darilee F Sakala Myrtle A Siewert Marjorie I Stowe Eleanor G Umek Paul T Recker John F & Lonna L Salnoske Ramon G Simbre Kari S Streelman Verna Unger Beth Ann Reed Lydia Salting Curtis R Simic Susan D Stringer Myrtha E Urrutia Irene Reed Arturo J Salvador Erdine M Simic William C Strom John H & Mary L Utley Charles N Reeves Perla R Salvador Earl L Simmons Kenneth Stubbs Milan & Lilijana M Vajdic Ervin K & Sue M Regal June Sanchez James C Simmons Dominga M Suero Mary C Vallieres Leo L Regester Lynette E Sanderson Helga Sinaiko Francis L & Lorraine L Surdal Marc A & Michelle N Stephanie J Regester Emmanuel L Santiago Kelly S Sink W S & Mavis Sutherland Van Allen Candy M Reichert Richard L & Helen E Sauls Albert S Sircar Ludek Svcek Jarmila I VanArsdell Richard M & Anita I Reid Gwen Saunders Jeanne W Sitompul Garland H & Kathleen M Marcia E Van Arsdell Kathy E Reid Marian E Sawvel Jennifer L Slater Swackhamer Jacoba H Van Bemmelen Witford L Reid Phyllis Sawvell James M Slater Clarence J Swallen, deceased David D Van Luven Pamela R Rein Melinda S Scarlett-Persaud Leon & Dolores E Slikkers John H Sweeney William Van Shaw Marte Reina Connie L Schaffer Michael D & Cynthia G Sloan Freda F Swensen Barbara J Vance John M Reinsch Judith D Schalk Tamatha L Smart Raymond O Swensen Sheryl B Vance Robert A Reiswig Joseph F Schappert Hensley L Smith Helen C Tabakovic Verna M Vance Walter Renshaw Marie A Schaub Jean Marie Smith Robin Y Tait Joan T Vander Mei Joseph A Reppert Judith R Schermerhorn Lowell D Smith Wilma Talaa Weslie R Vannett Beth Ann Reum Helma M Schlaman L Louise Smith Lilian A Talavera Mildred H Vanterpool Julia J Reynolds DeVerne Schlegel Marcia J Smoke Percival M Tamayo Dale S Vassantachart Helen S Rhodes Jack E Schleicher J Grady Smoot Ellyda M Tan Librada T Vazquez Andrew J Rice Belinda Schlund Valeri Snedden Esther R Tan Rebecca M Vea Linda L Rice Annette M Schmidt Amy Snider Igi Tan Nancy J Vecchione Dan Rich Cynthia S Schmidt Dorothy Snively Ray H Tangunan Onelia M Velazquez Marguerite H Richardson Donna L Schmidt Heidi M Snively Steven G & Esther Tarangle Marjorie E Venden Philipp & Nancy Riess Norma J Schmidt Ruth A Snow Arlene Taylor Eliezer C & Maureen A Kimberly Riggs-Ruiz Harold E Schmidt Andrew J & Julia T Snyder Dorothy Taylor Ventura Isabel Rincon Otto J Schneider Jeannine Snyder Paul Taylor Mimose R Vernet Richard M Ritland Virginia L Schneider Eve Sobol Teresa A Taylor Lydia Villanueva del Aguila German L Rivera Betty M Schoenfeld Angelina C Soliven Robert M Tebo Lope A & Josephine D Vitangcol Eleanor Robbins Sheila Schomburg Ralph A Sommer Raul A Tejada Filomena A Vitug Terry L Robbins Clarence Schroeder Francis A & Eunice Soper Chiyo Tekalli Patricia Vixie Gary L Roberson Wolfhart K Schubach Stanley J & Virginia E J Richard Terrell Ester T Vizcarra Lynne Roberts Ronald A Schubert Sornberger Jerome D & O Jane Thayer Sheri Vliet Ruth M Roberts Darla S Schultz Claudia A Sowler Damarelia Thomack Alfred L & Donna Voth Charlene Robertson Susan D Schwab Harriet Sparks Veronica P Thomack Raymond W Vreeland Claris Robinson Mary A Schwantes Verdabelle A Spaulding Anna L Thomas Otto D & Irma O Vyhmeister Charles B Robison Joyce Schwarz Sallie Specht Loralee J Thomas Junche V Walangitan Henry E Rodenberg Carolyn M Scorpio Jean C Spelman David H Thomas Dana L & Dawn M Wales Isabel A Rodrigues Bonnie Ruth Scott Richard E & Alice N Spindler David P Thomas Ethel L Wall Jessica L Rodriguez Rhonda J Scott Mary A Sproull Ramona G Thompson Joy A Wall Patricia A Rogers Jean C Sealover Glenn W & Geraldine B Sterling W Thompson David W & Twyla O Wall Dave Rohde Earl H Seaman St Clair Avonne Thompson John Ward Dorothy M Roller Marian L Seeley Lad S Stacey Amy P Tidwell Maylin D Warda Alvin & Carolyn J Rollins Shirley A Seidenstricker Patricia J Stafford Constance H Tiffany Melodie J Wardecke Andres Roquiz Marlene M Seifert Teresa P Staley Jeannie M Tillay Mary Jane Warehime Eliseo M Roquiz Geneva M Selby Phyllis Standen Jerry J Tochterman Shirley A Warner Gideon M Roquiz Harry Selent Luella Standish Dawn Tombley Joseph W Warren Nida A & Placido M Roquiz Claire Senseman Church Thomas A & Carole C William C Tomlinson Wilma J Warren Tong Roquiz Charlie M Seralde Stanford Joel O Tompkins Phyllis P Warrick Herbert & Marilyn Rorabeck Victor M Seralde Eleanor C Stanhiser Oscar E Torkelson Peggy J Wasemiller Mark E & Janet D Rorabeck Carlos A & Donna A Serna Aleksandar Stankovic Evelyn J Torres Dedeker Sarah E Washington Christine Rorabeck Jean A Sevener Phyllis A Staples Segundito G & Caroline B W R Watson Lana D Rose Estaleva L Shafer David F Starlin Tortal Ronald G Watts Robert Rose Audrey Shaffer Norman F States Verna M Travis Gary M Way David Rosenberg Mable M Shankel Shirley D Stebbins Ardyth Trecartin John E Weakley Mary Nell Rosenboom Gregory Shawaryn David A & Linda L Steen Jane M Trefz Alice L Weakley Ronald G Ross Adda C Sheldon Janetta R Steffen Max A Trevino Robert E Weaver Edmond E Roy Geraldine M Shephard Heidi H Steinhagen Snowden M J Trickett Christine C Weber Norman J & Margaret J Roy Ethel Shepherd Graeme A Stembridge Charlene Trout Heidi R Weber Ronald E Royer Sherry M Shepherd Sylvia E Stephan Ramona D Trubey Kimberly M Weber Verlyn Ruger E Wayne Shepperd Doris J Sterling Ray L & Shirley J Truhn Sue Wedde Max Rusher Betty Sherwin David Steward Juanita W Trusty Kevin L Wein & Suzanne R Sharon M Russell Glen H & Colleen J Shoop Gary A Stewart Audra B Tucker White-Wein Malcolm B Russell Ruth E Show, deceased Marian D Stiles Ronald E Turk Rex M Welch Charles Russo Phyllis A Show Beatriz B Stitzer Joseph H & Shirley P Turner Jerry & Lynelle Weldon Gary P Russo Carrell V & Isabel A Shuler Edith L Stockwell Timothy J Turner Jack C Werner Betty D Rutledge Carol Shultz Charles J & Anne W Stokes Mikki Tutsch Francis W & Mary S Wernick Tracy A Rychlyk Joan Shultz Paul A Stokstad Grant Tuttle Robert P & Lorraine S West Harriette Rymer Kari L Shultz Barbara J Stone Rebecca Twomley Raymond O West Harris Saberon Stanley C Sicher Erin G Stone Esther V Tyler Ronald F & Pauline M Westman Judy Sabnani Virginia C Siddall John F Stout William G Tym Lenard Whaley 64 FOCUS l FALL 2007 DONOR HONOR ROLL

Lisa Wheaton Gregory L Wildman Gayle Wilson Edward J & Edith G Woods Ethel L Young George L & Donna M Wheeker James P Wilkerson Keith R Wilson Donald A Woolever Helen L Young Douglas E Wheeler William P & Antoinette Mary Z Wilson Judy C Wright Martin S Young Joe L & Connie L Wheeler Wilkinson Glenn L Wiltse Roger W Wright Nicholas A Young Judith M Wheeler Elaine Will Carole Ann Winegar Donald E Wuerstlin Stephen W & Bonnie L Young Cleon E & Sandra M White Richard E & Donna Willey Edward E & Cheryl L Wines Richard A Wuttke Millie U Youngberg Ernest G White C’ella Williams Deanna J Wisbey Wanda W Wyland Earl J Zager Gerald White Carol N Williams Ray Witzel Jianming Wei Robert E Zdor Betty Whitehead David R & Opal C Williams Merrill A Wolff George A & Janet F Yancer Judith D Zimmerman Lionel Whiting Gary D Williams Lawrence L Wong Karen Y Yap Anthony D Zman Hillary G Whonder Genus Beverly A Williams Peter A Wong Rosalia Yee Timothy Znidar Allen R & Patricia A Wightman Carol N Williams Bryant G Wood Margaret Yeo Virginia F Zollinger William M Wiist Alice R Willsey, deceased Janet R Wood Samuel G & Arleta R Yoder Shirley A Zork W John Wilbur Sue E Wilson Dennis & Betty L Woodland Young J Yoo Dorcas A Zuniga Joyce E Wilburn Don L Wilson Charles & Delores E Woods Stephen W & Bonnie L Young Stephen L Zurek

CORPORATE DONORS Doug Popp Construction Lake Union Conference of SDA Russell’s Foreign Car Repair Warren Management Group AT & T Foundation ET Mackinzie Co Library and Educational Services SBC Foundation Inc Abbott Laboratories Foundation El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant Marsh and McLennan Sayre SDA Church Whirlpool Foundation Adventist Health System Eli Lilly and Company Companies Inc South Haven Community Wm Wrigley Jr Co Foundation Sunbelt Foundation McKee Foods Corporation Hospital Woolf Aircraft Products Allied Mechanical Services Inc Florida Hospital College of Meier Health Club Southwestern Medical Clinic Yeshiva University Allred Funeral Home Health Sciences Merck Partnership for Giving PC American Electric Power Family Care Center Metropolitan Life Foundation Southwestern Supply Corp Service Co First SDA Church of South Michiana Spine State Farm Companies Amos Nordman Foundation Bend Michiana Waterproofing Foundation Andrews Korean SDA Church Fiskars Inc Systems TEAM Anonymous Frederick S Upton Foundation Michigan Colleges Foundation TS Dudley Land Co Inc Antelope Valley SDA Church Garey Roofing Services LLC Michigan Pizza Hut Inc Takeda Pharmacueticals Antiquarian and Historical General Conference of SDA PT Class of 2005 Tamarack Resort and Edu Center Society of Old St Joseph Glenwood SDA Church Pasco Scientific The Baxter Intntl Foundation Bedford Amb Surg Center LLC Greer Farms Peerless Midwest Inc The JP Morgan Chase Beecher Manor Inc Hacienda Mexican Restaurants Pfizer Fnd Matching Gift Foundation Boeing Company Hemet Land Managment Inc Program The Lubrizol Foundation Broadview Academy Hill Electrical Services Inc Pharmacia Foundation Inc The Portland Group Budd’s Construction Hinsdale Adventist Hospital Pioneer Hi-Bred Intl Inc The Procter & Gamble Fund C and D Associates Holland SDA Church Pioneer Memorial Church The Prudential Foundation Capital Region Community Home Set Construction Pratt Whitney CAN Leasing Matching Gifts Foundation Horizon Health Services Inc Professional Fire Service The Ravines Golf Club Centerville SDA Church Huggett-Betten Corporation Province Studio The Scholarship Foundation Chan Shun International Fndn IBM Corporation R A Mort Supply Co The Watson Insurance Group Christian Heritage Indiana Conference of SDA Review and Herald Publishing LLC Class of 2005 Jackson National Life Association Unilever United States Cloutier Law Office PC Insurance Co Riverside Elec Serv Inc Foundation Inc Columbia Union Conference Juday Creek Golf Course Riverside Manor Inc Verizon Foundation of SDA L and D Foundation Roche Matching Gifts Victory SDA Church Columbus Foundation Lake Region Conference of Roofcorp Village Hardware Continental Specialty Company SDA Royalton Foot and Ankle Assoc Vista Samoan SDA Church

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The names below in italics are Ernest A & Phyllis Baillif Richard Bird Jeffrey B Burns Shirley F Chilson those who have given a cumu- Judy L Bair Frederick M Bischoff John A & Muriel Burns Russell L Chin lative gift of $10,000 or more Benjamin Baker Brian H Bish Lawrence R Burtnett Watson L Chin in their lifetime. William A Baker Brenda A Bishop Carrel U Burton Stephen G & Claudia Chinn Brian M & Leona Bakewell Terry L Bitters Gordon L Burton Marjorie J Cholin Donald G & Sandra Balli B Robert & Mariann Bjelica Larry D & Pamela Burton John B Chrispens, deceased MAPLE SOCIETY Donna B Banek Ivan T Blazen Wilbur A Burton Bradley J & Sonya Christensen $1$99 Howard F Bankes Edward R & Lila Bloomquist Mary J Buzolich Ruth E Christiansen Stephen D Baptist E Melinda Blystone Glen H & Bonnie Byers Cynthia A Chu Bryan L & Sharon Aalborg Clarence Baptiste Katherine Bobowski Scott A & Susan Byers Rene A & Licette Church V Carol Aalborg James M Barbour Jason N Boger Wayne W & Isabel Byers Roy C Churchill Russell R Adams R C & Bethel Barger James E Bollin Victor R & Purita Cabanilla Gregory F Clark Gloria L Ahl Patience Barnes Richard A Bonjour Mirna B Cabrera Roy A & Louann Clark Carol A Ahlers Dianne L Barnum Donald R Borg Richard M Cadavero Wilton E & Sylvia Clarke Andrew S Ahn Richard E & Anna Barrett Susan L Bossenberry J Fred & Yvonne Calkins Donald W & Betty Claussen Koei Aka Dorothy H Bartkus Donald F Bostian Arlene R Campbell C D Clayburn Kenneth Albertsen Frances Bartlett, deceased & David C Bostrom Leo J Campbell Joya L Cleveland Bernie T Albright Virgil L Bartlett Marc H Bouzy Hugh J & Margaret Campbell Daniel E & Beverly Cobb Patton L Alburtus Darwyn P Bartsch Derek C Bowe Rafael A Canizales Richard W Coffen Samuel D Alexander Jean E Bartz Angela C Bowman Lisa L Cann Loya M Coffin Charles W Allen Joseph J & Adrienne Battistone Cecil R Bowman Cheerie L Capman Roselyn R Cole Clifton S Allen James E & Katherine Baugher Minnie G Boyer Petar Caran James W Coleman Edward M & Madalyn Allen Theodore F & Shelli Baze Marsha A Brandon John M Cardoso Edward M Collins John W Allen Harold W & Norma Beavon Alice E Brantley Dean C Carlisle Gaspar F & May-Ellen Colon Sydney E Allen Fred M & Velma Beavon Carroll V Brauer Betty M Carlson Linda J Colwell J Raymond Ammon Edwin C Beck Clayton B & Alice Breakie Mildred M Carnes Christopher C Combie A John Anders Jim D Beck Albert E Brendel Barrington Carr William L Coolidge Pamela K Anders Steven W & Donna Becker James B & Nancy Brenneman James E & Janet Carr Glenn A Coon Eric D & Loretta Anderson Sally L Beeson Kenneth J Breyer David E & Janet Carson Roger W Coon M Saba Anderson Jerry S Bell Kristine L Briggs Miriam A Cartmell Douglas O Cooper LaQuita G Anderson Powers Eliezer G Benavides Ricky A Briggs Sylvester Q Case Mary M Cooper Knut A & Joanne Andersson Richard L & Starr Bender Joanne M Broden Donald E & Mary Casebolt Peter Cooper Robert T & Cordelia Andrews Harry J & Ercel Bennett Benjamin B & Kathleen Brower Marilyn L Castelbuono Russell J Cooper Sara M Anthony Harry J Bennett George W Brown Juan A & Christine Castillo Donald W Corkum Frederick A & Clarice Antor Lester L Bennett Ronald C Brown David B Caswell Glendon E & Beverly Corkum Richard L Applegate Carlyle R & Linda Bennett Michael B Brownfield Kirsten Cathell Duane M Corwin Stanley J & Edith Applegate George N & Lois Benson James A Bruce William E Cavanaugh Edelweiss J Covarrubias Shigenobu Arakaki Paulette Bently Lawrence R Brunke Arthur R Caviness Patricia E Cove Ramon C & Aurea Araujo Roy A Benton Sharon J Brunnabend Larry L & Linda Caviness Ivan L Cowles Oliver B Archer Orley M Berg Lori A Brunner Laurence D & Vivian Chaij Jerry R Coyle Rachel R Arentsen Michael F & Verna Bernoi Wilma Bryant Sharon G Chamberlain Connie S Cramer Antoinette E Armando Rickey J Betat Ivan L & Karen Buck Frederick D Chandler Charles C Crider Judith A Arth Gordon G Bietz Janette H Buck David S Charbonneau Lucinda K Croft Henrietta I Arvidson Darold F & Barbara Bigger Donald T Bunker Dianne M Charity Timothy E Crosby Ryan L & Laura Ashlock Mirian L Bildner Harold O Burden Lee T Chee Timothy A & Becky Cross Warren S & Carolyn Ashworth Burgess R Bills George R Burgdorff Ye Chen Douglas W Cross Joyce E Askew Roystan G & Joy Binns Roy D Burke Harold & Mary Cherne Muriel E Crow R R & Wilma Atkinson Canute R Birch Charles E Burkeen Evelyn J Cherry Gary R Curtis Bruce O Babienco James J Birch David M Burley Bennett D & Sandra Chilson Drucinda L Cwodzinski

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Dick E Dale Verland V Erntson H T Goodwin Ronald A Hershey Roland F & Shirley John Todd E & Julia Danforth Raymond F Etheridge Norman Goodwin Henry Herzog Barbara K Johns George R Daniel Lyle G Euler Loylette L Gordon Candace K Hess Cleo V Johnson Gladson S & Julie Daniel Isaac D Evans Malcolm D Gordon William H Hessel Curtis D & Nancy Johnson Mark L & Sheri Darrough Helene J Evans-Helling David B Graham Wolfgang H & Reinhild Hessel Donald C Johnson Cynthia A Dasher Edward A Everett Ulrick A & Kimberly Graham Daniel A & Lola Heuer Esther M Johnson Marlene W Daugherty Barbara J Ewing Carol L Grannan Stanley D & Kathryn Frances M Johnson John R & Karen Davidson William K Faber Tammara A Grant Hickerson Herman J & Wilma Johnson David J & Patricia Davies William A & Sylvia Fagal Lillian A Grass Angela E Hicks Ingrid C Johnson Alvin L & Deborah Davis Robert H Fancher Angelo J Grasso Kevin H & Rhonda Hicks Kerry L Johnson Forrest P & Sarah Davis Mumtaz A & Marilyn Fargo Harold J Greanya William H & Bonnie Hicks Kurt W Johnson Neva F Davis Catherine J Farkas Nathan A & Patricia Greene Harold R Hiday Norman E Johnson Wanda G Davis William F & Irene Farver F G Grellmann Douglas E & Cynthia Higgins Paul A Johnson William S Davis Ignacio & Elvia Faz Emma Grentz Jeremy K & Sara Hildebrant Rema M Johnson-Smith Charles W & Leora Day Manolis J Fegaras Ona M Greve Benjamin E & Georgina Hill Terence B Johnsson Robert H Day Marvin A Feldbush Robert R & Nancy Greve Byron K Hill Bruce J Johnston Gladys L deFluiter James W Fell Richard B Griffith Raymond C & Geraldine Hill Linda C Johnston Richard L & Valerie DeFluiter Charles R Ferguson Steven S & Gladys Griggs Kelvin A & Marcia Hill David C Jones Roxanne de Roo Duane F Ferguson Harold N & Anne Grosboll Sharon M Hill Esther B Jones Stephen D & Lisa DeWitt Elsbeth G Ferguson Dale A & Rosanne Grove Derek G & Vicki Hillary Frank L & Dorothy Jones G Michael Deeb Erma Ferguson John A Gruzensky Lounette Hinkle Grafton B Jones Trevor J Delafield Robert W & Thelma Fillman Caleb M Guevara Beda L Hirsch S Joyce Jones Heinz G & Della Denda Kenneth R Finnell Herb J Gust Delbert H Hodder S Charles & Esther Jones Jeffrey W Dennis Milton E Fish Floyd D Gustafson Gary R Hodder Vernon A Jordan Robert L Dent Garth E & Gillian Fisher Howard A Gustafson E Lenore Hodges Gilbert A Jorgensen John F Devendorf Joan H Fisher Grant E Guth, deceased & James R Hoffer John R Josiah Homer H Dever William L & Jean Fitch Helen Guth Clifford V Hoffman Bruce T Juhl Raquel A Diaz Myrtle M Fitzgerald Gideon A Haas William B Hold Ivan C Juhl Karl L Dickerson L Weldon & Marilyn Fivash Richard W Haas Cleveland A & Jasinth Holness Margaret Jurkiewicz Sarah E Dixon Janice E Fleming Cynthia K Hall Ronald H & Becky Holt Donna E Kanna Phidelyn M Dobson Wayne A & Barbara Fleming Danny E Hall Darrell D Holtz Marilyn E Karlow Gordon H Dockerty Preston W Fletcher Norma J Hall Howard Homenchuk Patricia J Karp Dorenda K Dodge Ronald M & Karen Flowers Richard D & Patricia Hall Mary E Hook Frank J Karth Willis P Doering Gary L & Deborah Fogelquist Vicki L Hall David A & Carol Hooker Lucas A Kasper Don J Donesky Mauro C Fonacier Arthur & Barbara Hallock Brendan D Hornick Renee Katrib Eric M & Sandra Doran James F & Lisa Foote Dale V & Cheryl Halvorsen John M Hough Robert F Kearney Desmond T & Frances Doss Richard A Ford Arthur S Hamann Lawrence N Howard William J Keith Heather L Doty Scott W & Kathleen Forner David P & Karen Hamberger Randall W Howard Herbert J & Melissa Keller Gary L & Judith Doty Augustus L Foster Warren G & Anneliese Hamel Thomas G Howe John & Darlene Kelley Michael G Doucoumes Darrow A & Yvonne Foster Eugene A Hamlin Robert L & Carolyn Howson Denise M Kelley Harriet W Douglas Julia F Fox Richard B & Carolyn Deryl R Hoyt Ronald P & Collene Kelly Herbert E Douglass Alice R Framil Hammond William M & Pearl Huber Thomas M Kelly Richard C & Nadine Dower Ronald A Francis Kenneth M Hanig Eckhard Hubin Thomas J Kempton Daniel W Drake John E Franke James E Hann Hubert Hubin Brian S Kendrick Charles N & Karen Drechsel Gordon A & Dorothy Frase James D & Alma Hanson Robert W & Darlene Huckabay Kyle R Kennedy Daniel J Drey Stuart J & Betty Freeman William R Harbour James H Huff Dale C Kershner Laverne E Driver Sakae Fuchita Kelly L Harden J Fred Hughes Anoosh Keshishzade Efrain Duany Carol S Fuller Stanley G & Angela Hardt Jason G Hughes Thomas C Kessler Ruby L Dudley Eileen G Fuller Elsie C Harper Claude G & Carolyn Hullquist Marilyn C Ketchum Aristede C Dukes Shirley A Fuquay Kay M Harris Robert G Hunter Kenneth W Ketola Kelvin M Duncan Benjamin F Furman Lottie M Harris Carol A Husted Carolyn J Kibler Philip W Dunham Conrad D Gabbard Stuart C & Patricia Harrison Laura J Hutchins David H & Janice Kijak Kevin H & Wendy-Lynn Dunn Sallyann G Gabriel Charles L & Diane Hart Kishma N Hutton Philip J Kijak Pamela A Durant Julio C Gandia Douglas I Hart Edward R Igler Dennis J Kiley Marc M & Carol Dyke Kurt K Ganter Alan R Hartfield Herbert D Ingersoll Barry C Kimbrough Dawn E Ebanks Garey E Gantz Brian D & Rachelle Hartman Albert D & Joan Inglish Aileen K King Keith A & Joanne Edgar Jean Gard Carl Hartman Darlye E Innocent Elia D & Dena King Charles G Edwards Betty J Gates Milton A & Catherine Judith S Ippisch Harcourt A King Marilyn R Eggers James R & Pamela Gatling Hartman Jose A Irizarry Jeffrey D & Wafia Kinne Donald F Ehrlich Lynn E & Donna Gatz David L & Judith Hartman Bruce E & Janet Ivey David E Kinney James M & Donna Ehrlich William A Geary Donald L Harvey Jerome B Jablonski Donald A & Linda Klinger David B & Sharon Ekkens Roy T Gee Herbert E Hass Elizabeth Jackson, deceased & Robert J Kloosterhuis David W Ellis Rene M Gelder Joanne M Hayman Paul T Jackson Eloise A Kneller David L Elmendorf Cecil L & Margaret Gemmell Melisa J Heber Kevin R & Sandra Jacobs Kelly J Knowlton Vera W Emrick Nila G Getter David W & Kathryn Heilig David C & Jeanne Jarnes Edna Knox Kenneth L & Ruth Engelbert Alwyn M Gibbs Dennis W & M Heintz Gary P Jarnes Fred F Knuth Eric L Engen James C Gibson Hubert M Helfer Edward H Jasper Bela & Diane Kobor Daniel L & Nancy Engle Lloyd & Adaline Gibson Jay D & Elizabeth Hellman Sandra E Jaster E J Koch Robert W Engstrom Gary D Gifford Mary F Henderson George T & Shirley Javor H J Koehn Ericca G Erhard Violet Gill Stephen A Henderson Sherman L & Mildred William E & Marjorie Koenig John P & Barbara Erhard Compton S Girdharry Annette M Henn Jefferson Harry W Kohles Kevin R & Sharla Erich Wayne & Barbara Goffin Dorothy L Henry Dean M Jewett Martha A Kohn Maggie A Erickson John E & Arloene Goley Eugene D Herbel Thomas M & Anita Jezierski Marian E Koleczek FALL 2007 l FOCUS 67 2007 ANNUAL REPORT

Walter A & Grace Kolmodin Jeffrey Long Michael S Miller Trevor E & Anna O’Reggio Elsie Priest Edmund M & Cheryl Ernest L Longway Tonya A Miller R Ellen Oblander Peter J Prime Komorowski Ernie Lopez Thomas N Millhoff Dale A Ochap Herbert W & Judy Pritchard Karl Konrad Lester E & Constance Lorenz John J Million Robert E & Daphne Odell Leland S Pritchard Everilda P Koteskey Walter J Low Radivoje & Zeljka Paul N Oelschlager William E & Emily Proctor Vel E & Bonnie Kotter Marvin G Lowman Milosavljevic Gregory K & Nadine Donald E & Betty Prosser Betsey E Krantz Morris C Lowry & A Elizabeth James K & Linda Minty Offenback Jerry C Prouty Joyce E Krantz Bentley Diana D Mitchell David I Okamura Russell D & Julie Pullen Kelvin C Krantz Sharon L Lucas June M Mitchell Virgeana F Olberg Lawrence J & Florence Pumford Renate I Krause Marjorie E Luchak, deceased Zachary J Mitchell Ronald J Olds Michelle M Punches Alfred G Kromminga Dorothy J Lucht Jeffrey D & Ann Mitzelfelt Curtiss L & Kathyleen Oliver Eleanor Raab Arlo A Krueger Linda J Lundberg Bernyl G Mohr Dionisio Olivo Blaine A Rabbers Howard P Krug & Susan K Patricia A Lykins Emil D & Ruth Moldrik James L Olson Peter G Rampton Collatz-Krug Philip O & Damarice Mainda Steffen A Moller Robert W Olson Pierre A Ramseier Gary P & Davona Kruger Ivan N Mallernee Scott E & Lilia Moncrieff Clyde E Ondrizek Kynaston M & Carolyn Ramsey Harold E & Sandra Krull Nancy L Maltby Herdy Moniyung Lavern H Opp Gary E Randolph Marcia L Kube Eufemio O Mandujano Hubert E & Loretta Moog Kenneth W Osborn Matthew L Rappette Sakae & Hatsumi Kubo Claudine M Maniraguha Aaron F Moon David D & Judy Osborne Bernice J Ratter Hermann V Kuma Richard D & Dell Mann Robert D & Annette Moon Connie S Osborne-Bossert Eugene W Rau Donovan G Kurtz Donald E Mansell Lawrence F Moore Kenneth S & Dorothy Oster Paul J & Barbara Ray Laren R Kurtz Duane E Marietta Mikel L Moore Charlotte M Osterman Carole A Rayburn Appiah K Kwarteng Erna N Marquez Mary E Mooy Dan R Overfield Barbara L Read Ralph J La Fave J Ken & Joyce Marsh Clyde N & Catherine Morgan Samuel D & Carmen Pagan Peter Read Brian E LaTour Allen C Martin M Kathryn Mork Paul J Pagano Debbie M Reagor Loretta M Laing C J Martin Cheryle L Morrison Ali A Pakfetrat Depa J Reddy Coralie R Lallemand Norman L Martin Esther M Morrison John C & Ina Palmer Conrad A & Candy Reichert Philip B Lambert Wilfredo R Martir Martha A Morton Eugene A Palmieri G Edward & Kathy Reid Gayle A Land Marvin L Martsching Keith W & Anita Moses Philip J Pape John M Reinsch Patricia I Landes Jacqueline L Marymee Electra A Moses Sandra A Pappas Robert A Reiswig Philip L Lane Leo A Mathewson Jeewaratnam Y & Gnani Moses Jack A & Janice Parker Jean Renaud Douglas A & Sula Lane Lucille R Mathewson Edward D Motschiedler Theodore W Parks Walter Renshaw Lewis R & Majel Langworthy Daniel G Matthews Ekkehardt & Geri Mueller Mattahais E Patrick Gordon L Retzer Janet Y Lara Vital Frederick J & Judith Matusik Ingrid D Mueller Robert F & Sheryl Patton Troy D Reynolds Paul L & Nancy Larsen D Malcolm Maxwell Robert W & Shirley Mulkern Oriel Paulino Karen A Rhodes Edwin W & Grace Larson Antoine & Constance Maycock Mary K Mullen Sandra A Paulsen LaVern A & Linda Rice Edward D Latonn Carol E Mayes Don L Mulvihill Ralph P & Juanita Peay Dan Rich Joyce R Lattu Roland L & Rose Mays David P Mummert Robert G Peck Arthur & Sibyl Richards Edith M Lawrence Pauline Mazat Howard A Munson James E & Deborah Pedersen Hugh M Riley Reginald O Lawson Robert T McBain Carol L Murray Leliroth W Pedro Ricardo I Rincon Robert A & Carolanne Lawson Merlyn E McCalla Robert A & Leona Murray Lois I Pegel Stanley E Rittenhouse Calvin C Layton Jack L & Wilma McClarty William L Murrill Murvin E & Donna Pelto Allan W Robertson Chris & Suzy LeBrun Warner M McClure Mishael S Muze C Lloyd Penrod Earl L Robertson Benjamin E & Sharon Leach Richard L McCluskey Arthur D & Beulah Myers Sara P Perez Ralph E Robertson Jean M Leake Robert & Ilea McDaniel Roy B Nabors Deborah K Peshka Conrad J Robichaux Donn W Leatherman Richard G & Beverly Randy A & Shari Nash Jack G Pester C Murray Robinson Brenda K Leavelle McDonald Steven J Naumann Daniel M Peters M Evelyn Robison Joan C Lee Alan L McFadden John-Paul F & Debra Navarro Tunisia N Peters James W Rochester Kang S Lee Roger L & Sharon McFarland Wayne A Nazarenus Ardis C Peterson Senez Rodriguez-Charboniel Seung Y Lee Kenneth E McHenry Claude B Ndahayo Cynthia J Peterson Michelle A Rogers-Bully Shaw W Lee Brian D McKinney Rodney D Neal Richard W & Beth Peterson Leslie S & Lisa Rollins Steven H & Heather Lee Richard T McLaughlin Sandra A Negley Shirley N Pettis Robertson Mark E & Janet Rorabeck Sunah Lee Matthew F McMearty Carla E Nelsen Annetta D Phillip John A Rorabeck Joshua P & Heidi Leets Marnelle & Mary McNeilus Ivan T Nelson Beverly J Phillips Richard G Rose Douglas S & Cynthia Leffler Janet M McQuistan Katrina V Nesbitt Raymond R & Yvonne Pichette Donna L Rosema Harold M & Beverly Leffler Edward J & Carolyn Gary L Newberry Floyd L Pichler Michael Ross Duane R Lemon McWilliams Bryce F Newell Marcel E Pichot Stanley M Rouse Paul C Lenz Genevieve McWilliams Jeff L Newell Rudolf Piekarek Julie A Roush Reuben E & Vinnette Leslie Robert M Mead Mitchell P Nicholaides Paul & Anna Piskozub Robert L & Lois Rowe Jane F Lewallen Carol J Meert C E Nicholl Corbin A Pitman Warren B Ruf Larry M Lewis Amie E Meister C Glenn Nichols Shirley E Pittman Alan R Ruggles Philip A Lewis Gerald W & Aleta Melashenko Walter F & Eldora Nickel Benjamin F Plumb Malcolm B & Sharon Russell William S & Karen Liers John J Mendel Jack P Nickerson Leo J Poirier Charles Russo Dean B & Karen Lifshay Vanard J Mendinghall Bruce E Nicola James R Pollard Roy G Rylander Charles V Lindsay Ramon & Meicy Mercado Darrell A Nicola Karen F Pongo Judy Sabnani Mark E & Francesca Lippi Robert W & Agnes Merchant Johannes G Nikkels Clifford O & Ruth Pope Naveed Saleem Shelly A Litchfield Frederick D Meseraull Koji Nishikawa Ibrahim V Pourhadi Lynn S Sams Julieanne Little Ardis M Meyer Joel N & Beverly Noble Richard K Powell Roma J Sanders Paul D Llewellyn David E Meyer Evelyn R Noland Gregory A Powers Carole A Sannes Keith A Locke Daryl L Meyers George A Noonan Scott E Powers Julio J Santana Gary Lockwood Jan I & Retta Michaelis Gayle C Norton Bozena Premec Enilson G Sarli Kenneth H & Kathryn Herbert J Michals Ronald S & Marla Norton David J & Barbara Prest Hovik A Sarrafian Lockwood James R Milks William G Nutt Earl T Prest Joseph G Saufl Gloria London Arthur L Miller Mark W & Sherilyn O’Ffill Harriet M Preston Joseph M Savage 68 FOCUS l FALL 2007 ANNUAL FUND

Russell H Schaeffer Thomas A Stafford Serge E & Mimose Vernet Ramona E Wisthoff Robert W Boggess Marie A Schaub Phyllis Standen Cynthia C Vest Gordon C & Deloris Woerner Stephen P & Blanca Bohr Kristine G Schauff Timothy G & Joan Standish Paul E & Sue Viar Bobbie S Wohlers Wanda E Boineau David M & Beverley Scheider Charlene A Starlin Machelle D Vietz Dale A Wolcott John F & Nancy Boothby David A & Donna Schmidt David F Steele Robert Villanueva William E Wolf Marvin H & Barbara Bort Frederick J & Norma Schmidt Robert J Steele Noble B Vining Edward J & Edith Woods Norman E Boundy Samuel D & Olga Schmidt Allen F Stembridge Marilyn J Vontz Vera J Woods Estelle M Boyce James E & Virginia Schneider Gaylon J Stevenson Brad S Wackerle Herbert O & Phyllis Wrate Bruce E Boyer Alfred C Schnell Linda J Stewart JoAnn M Wagner Donald E Wright Rodman S Brahman Gayle R Schoepflin Franice L Stirling Steven R Walikonis Kenneth R Wright Reynold C Brandt Dawn L Schram Richard B & Beatriz Stitzer Alfred G & Peggy Walker Richard A Wuttke Melvin E & Phyllis Brass George M & Glenda Schram Edith L Stockwell Ethel L Wall Mitiku Yalew Howard W Broecker Timothy R Schrock Laura D Stroia Richard D & Joy Wall Samuel G & Arleta Yoder Georgia A Bronson Debbie J Schultz Ottis B Strother Horace E Walsh Kenneth K & Young Yoo Sandra J Brown Ronald R Schultz Izella P Stuivenga Kathleen C Walter-Martin Elizabeth Young Edwin F & Elsie Buck Arthur L Schumacher Beverly K Sturges William D Warcholik Ethel L Young David D & Dorothy Buckman Richard W Schwarz Terry C Sudlow Robert F & Maylin Warda Nicholas A & Maxine Young Gordon E Bullock Donald F Schwerin Don K Sullivan Duane F & Melodie Wardecke Vera J Yukl Russell C & Cynthia Burrill Kenneth A Scribner Veronica L Sutter Christine E Waring Earl J Zager Gordon L & Barbara Byrd M Maxine Sears Ludek Svcek Warren B & Wilma Warren Naomi Zalabak Hugh J Caggiano Terry G & Marlene Seifert Garland H & Kathleen Phyllis P Warrick Wilma J Zalabak Harold L Calkins Harry & Rachael Selent Swackhamer Peggy J Wasemiller Robert L Zegarra & Bruce N & Margaret Cameron Beaman T Senecal H Peter & Pamela Swanson James A & Sarah Washington Heidi L Sabnani Ann Z Canaday Steven R Sessler John H Sweeney Peter M Watson Jeanette E Ziebert John & Grace Carlos William G Seth Donald & Freda Swensen Gary M & Janet Way Ailene R Zimmerman Duane D & Deborah Carlson Keith M & Jean Sevener Terry R Swenson Michael G & Alice Weakley Keith Zitta James W Carlson Constantin Severe Richard DB & Gale Sylvester Nancy A Weaver J Paul Zollbrecht Egerton W Carnegie Anita J Shadler Boris & Helen Tabakovic A Kirsten Weber Leland H & Virginia Zollinger Lewis B & Della Carson Estaleva Shafer Douglas G & Tracy Tacket Daniel A & Heidi Weber Nicholas S & Noelia Zork Steve W Case Dorinda L Shankel Gabe H Taylor Myron F & Renate Wehtje Warren R & Shirley Zork Timothy G & Karen Case Clinton L & Mable Shankel J Benton Taylor Rex M & Ellen Welch Danette Zurek Kenny H & Shelley Chan Noel H Shanko Kermit L & Julia Taylor Burton P Wendell Young H Choi Keith R Shaw Marvin E Taylor Ginna A Wenger Paul K Chong Gregory Shawaryn Raul A Tejada Evaline E West DOGWOOD SOCIETY Elwyn L Christensen Richard H Shepard Leonard J Tessier Robert P & Lorraine West $100$399 Gregory S & Rebecca Thomas R & Sherry Shepherd Bonita J Thomas Raymond O West Christensen Edsel & Christianne Adap Lewis A Shipowick David E & Loralee Thomas Betty L Westmaas Kevin R Christenson Joshua A Adeogun Donald A Short Lorna A Thomas Leonard Westphal Jacci S Christopher Jannel Albury Cherrington Earl L Simmons Alden L Thompson Douglas E & Melody Wheeler Mary J Chun Bernard M & Donella James C Simmons Thomas P Thompson Judith M Wheeler Suk W Chung Andersen Nathan L Sims Meylan C & Theresa Thoresen Win A Wheeler Bevin T & Jeanne Clayton Marty Anderson Helga Sinaiko Brenda J Thorpe Rachel E Whitaker Kenneth W & Janice Cobb Maxine A Anderson Dale F Sinnett Gary F Thurber Arnold N White Thomas L Codington S Ifechukwu Anuligo Carl J Smith, deceased & Rosita S Tipton Charles E White Robert W Coffen James A Armantrout Susie Smith Melvin L Tolson Dorothy S White Larry R & Carole Colburn David P Armstrong David C & Cherilyn Smith William C Tomlinson Ernest G & Mary White Wendell J & Marjorie Cole Amada Y Avalos David E Smith Gordon S & Verna Travis Kay F White Charles A & Anita Collatz Daniel & Michelle Bacchiocchi Karen S Smith Jane Trefz, deceased Bradley K Whited John I Collins David W Bailey Nelson R Smith, deceased Nancy M Tripp Lionel & Ursula Whiting Glendon M & Joyce Conner Carla B Baker Robert N Smith Herman R Trout Kingsley P Whitsett Nicholas S & Heather Conner Thor C & Alyce Bakland Thomas F & Susan Smith Donald E & Nancy Troyer Theodore F Wick Caroline A Cook Dalton D Baldwin Thomas R & Susan Smith Esther C Trummer Mark J & Pamela Wilburn Roger C Cook Lynne K Ball William D Smith David W & Juanita Trusty Kevin S & Vicki Wiley Lowell C Cooper Caroline R Bancarz Marcia J Smoke Virginia C Tubbs Robert H Willauer Mark A & Debra Corn Linda L Banks John G & Ruby Snell John L Tucker Lisa M Willer Cary D Costello Haroldo & Judy Barcelo Robert W Snyder Martha A Turner Clarence R Williams Daniel L Cotton James S & Nevena Barclay Stuart C & Marjorie Snyder James D Tweddell Patrick D & Maureen Williams Haysmer E Cox Robert L Barker Eve Sobol Merle A Tyler Richard T & Sylvia Williams Gladys B Crider Michelle D Barnes-Marshall Angelina C Soliven Gary K Uehara Robert D & Beverly Williams Margaret A Crishal Robert R & Jean Becker Ralph A Sommer Mark A & Sandra Umek Waithley L & Ann Williams Frank L Cruttenden Rodney T Becker Annette M Soper Verna Unger Robert C Willison Charles A & Jane Cutting David M Bee Francis A Soper Kenneth R & Dawn Ursin Robert T Willsey Loren C & Georgia Dale Jerry D Beem Wayne R Spangenberg Nephtaly & Elaine Valles Clifford G & Sue Wilson David A & Jean Dassenko E Louise Bender Frank W Spangler & Carol J Gerald L Van Laecke Delamae J Wilson Robert C Davidson, deceased Brenda K Benggon Loree William Van Shaw Oliver K & Mary Wilson D Ivan & Brynja Davis William H Benner Kenneth D Spaulding David Van Wyk Ted N Wilson Wilmer S & Pauline Davis Robert J & Ruth Berecz Michael A Speegle Sandra J VanHorn Virginia D Wilson Lawrence D Day Carl I Berg Jean C Spelman Joan T Vander Mei William J Wilson Myrtle D de Carmo Bastian P Bernard William R Spence Neal J VanderWaal Donald M Winger Anthony T DeFranco Ronald L Bishop Owen E Spencer Curtis J & Susan Vanderwaal Dalores L Winget Robert D & Ruth Deforest Eugene A Blackman Richard E & Alice Spindler Gerty M Vately Serena L Winkler Fredrich H & Polly Dengel Larry D & Sandra Blackmer Mary A Sproull Nancy J Vecchione Danny L & Melinda Wirsz Michele D Denny Bruce K & Coreena Blum John P Stafford Onelia M Velazquez Randal R & Deanna Wisbey Peter J DiPietrantonio FALL 2007 l FOCUS 69 2007 ANNUAL REPORT

Adolph R Diamond Neal C Hamel Roberta L Knorr James R & Rosalyn Nash Joseph E & Isabel Rodrigues Bruce A Dillon Paul E Hamel Robert E & Thelma Knutson Leslie C & Juanita Neal Alejandra R Rodriguez Albert G Dittes Richard J Hammond, deceased Thomas R & Susan Knutson Ralph E & Beatrice Neall Marlene G Romeo Manuel J Dizon Lester M Hands Robert H & Laurie Koch Kester J Nedd Rudolf D & Wendy Ronto James R Dodd Fredrick E Harrison Robert L Koenig Theophilus Neives Mary Nell Rosenboom W Duane & L Dodd Theodore R & Vivian Hatcher Charles F Koerting Jean A Nelson Kathleen E Roth Robert & Martha Donesky Kenneth & Dolores Haug Donald G & Carol Koester Jhony & Josephine Nelson Norman J & Margaret Roy Paul A & Dao Down Perry A & Del Haugen Raymond E & Catherine Perry D Nelson Ronald E Royer Clarence U Dunbebin William F Hawkes Kohne Rhoda M Nelson, deceased Max Rusher Jon L & Kathryn Dybdahl Douglas J Hay Ursula J Konegen John L Nerness David L Russell Devairakkam L Ebenezer Andrew P Haynal Albert Konrad James D & Maria Newbold Carolyn Russell, deceased & Donald A Eckenroth Gerald M Hazekamp J Mailen & Lynne Kootsey Kit-Ying Ng James S Russell Lisa M Edl Wilmer D & Chanida Joanne J Kort Svein R Nilsen Samuel S Rutan Gregory S Edris Hechanova Gilbert M Krick Edward M Norton L Astrid Sadler Sandy Edstrom David L Heise Calvin J & Sally Kubo Robert C Nutter Paul J Sanchez Kelly G & Donna Eick Joseph M Hellman Anne M Kukucka Ella L Oetman Charles C Sandefur Harvey A & Eleanor Elder Deward A & Bonnie Benjamin K Kumah Michelle L Oetman Johannes Schaepper Stefanie P Elkins Henneberg Richard E Kuykendall Ronald C Olney & Cheryl L Connie L Schaffer Linda J Elliott Edward D Herndon Donn A LaTour Canada Randall M Schell David R Ellis Mary L Herr Elayne Laabs Harry E & Janet Olson Donald C & Margaret Schlager Daniel E & Lauri-Ann E Clifford & Marilyn Herrmann Alice C Lankford Lennart O & Beverly Olson Don C & Martha Schneider Enderson Patrick E Herzog John M & Lori Laswell Virginia Olson, deceased & Carlos A & Mary Schwantes Pherbia A Engdahl Marianne Heydt Mary E Lauda Roy E Olson David W & Susan Scott Virgil Erlandson Nathaniel G Higgs Edward & Jane Lawaty Aubrey C Osmond Samir D & Deborah Serrano Eula M Evans Barbara J Hill Sharon B Lawrence Esther Ottley Jon A & Carolyn Shell Rene A Evans Kathy J Hill Michael J Lay Raffy & Carmie Ouzounian Eustace M Sheppard Daniel Y Faakye Kendall E & Marylin Hill Anthony Lee Hyung C Pak Thomas S Sherwin Alan R Fargusson David W Hinds Frieda H Lee-Blanchard Gregory B Park Lawrence R & Phyllis Show Linda L Fattic Claude C & Greta Hines Jose A Legrand Gary L & Martha Parker Larry G & Irene Sibley Arthur Felesky Debbie M Hittle Cecil L Lemon David M & Reitha Parks Herbert Silver A Wayne & Fernetta Ferch Douglas E & Florence Holford Daniel G & Carol Lewis Debra L Parman Clarence Simmons William D Fields Karen J Holland Harold R & Mary Lickey Cameron E Parrish Karen S Simpson Martin M Fishell John & Lillian Holstein Lillian W Lindegren Delio V & Catherine Pascual Kenneth E & Christine William D & Barbara Fisher James H & Betty Hoover Elmer W Lorenz Janet L Patrick Simpson Cheryl S Fleming Eva Hoshino, deceased Martha K Lorenz James H Patterson Donnell L & Beverly Smith Howard Flynn Christopher R & Eunice Jean-Jude Lors Julianne K Paul Eldene A Smith Ronald L Forrester Hudson Fern V Losie Peter O & Linda Peabody Everett D Smith Roberta M Foster Walter L & Mary Hunt David V & Lavonne Frank D Peden Gordon R Smith Catherine L Foune Calvin E & Barbara Huset Lounsberry G Carol Perciach Alanzo H & June Smith Vito Fragola Ruth E Husted William A Loveless Horace C Peterson Robert T & Jeanette Smith Desmond L & Masie Francis Mackenzi A Huyser Donald E Lowe Jeffrey L Peterson Erling B & Jeanette Snorrason Joe Fraser Helen R Hyde Cecil W & Valmae Lowry Ned A & Karen Peterson Wilmer R & Janet Snyder Linda S Freitag Harold A & Rosemary Iles Wanda L Lowry Rawle F & Elvie Philbert Nady Y & Muna Soltan Arnold R Friedrich Norman C Illsley John N Lyon Glenn O Phillips Arthur M Spenst Lyndon G & Reva Furst Carlos A Irizarry Richard N & Judith Mackie Caryn F Pierce Lad S Stacey B Thadius T Gaban Everett H & Ruby Jackson Wellesley P Magan Gloria J Pierce Aleksandar Stankovic Mari-Carmen Gallego Barbara J Jacobson Philip H Maki Josue Pierre David F Starlin Benjamin Gardner Muriel A Jacques Mary Kaye Manchur John P & Charity Pitton David A & Linda Steen Lawrence T & Gillian Geraty Suze Jean-Pierre James L & Karen Mann David R Poloche Alan M Stotz Charles H & Joyce Gershon- Jason R & Jamilyn Jeffery J Lynn Martell R Deborah Poole Ronald G & Donna Stretter Young Ronald L & Beryl Johnson Donald R & Margaret Martin Douglas A & Theresa Popp William C & Karin Strom Stephanie Gigante-Pitts Robert C & Jean Johnson Donald V Mason Derrick L & Bonnie Proctor David B Sturtevant Farrell L & Maxine Gilliland Ronald D & Frances Johnson Timothy P Matacio Gregory R Prout Rodney L & Tiffany Gilbert A & Sandra Goodall William G & Noelene Johnsson Joaquin P Matar Ray Puen Summerscales Douglas E & Lisa Goolsby Carl S Johnston Lionel Matthews Matthew & Delisa Purchase David N & Helen Susens Timothy S & Thelda Greaves Robert T & Katherine Johnston Frieda Mattson Marvin R Puymon Donn S Swartz Richard M Greene John R & Patricia Jones Charles W & Patricia Mauro Richard J Quast Florence F Tamanaha Werner & Janice Grentz R Clifford & Elva Jones James R & Jeanan McConnell Reena Raju Daniel J & Maria Tambunan Charles D Griffin Carl W & Marilyn Jorgensen James D & Delauna McKee Thomas F & Dina Rappette Katina N Taylor Robert B Griffin Belgrove N Josiah Cillon E McKenley Richard H Rasmussen Douglas W & Jeanette Teller Duane E Grimstad Ruth H Kaiser Wesley E & Mary McNeal David R & Marlene Rawls J Richard & Sharon Terrell Soneeta L Grogan Sophia M Kang Joel R McQuistan David M Reeves Sharlene Tessler Harold M & Elaine Grundset Myrene F Kartik Ernesto P Medina Leo L & Gertrude Regester Anna L Thomas Richard H Gutsche Violet P Kendall Louis E & Ruth Merkel Royce K & Stephanie Regester Frank A Tochterman Edmund C Guyer Hugo A Kennedy William & Cindy Merz Richard M & Anita Reid Gary J Tolbert Lester & Loreen Haag C Burton Keppler Keith I Messersmith Joy R Reid Ralph R Trecartin Hans R & Holly Habenicht John G & Barbara Keyes Gerald P Meyer Linda L Rice Jamie Trefz Hagop Y Hagopian James R & Frances Kilmer Agnes E Miller Nancy Riess Patricia L Treichel Wilbur E & Iva Hainey Yeon J & Shin Kim Georgene Minesinger Chandler D Riley Jason S Trevino Deborah L Hall Joan B King Katherine L Moles Gary L Roberson Max A Trevino Juanita Hall S Charles & Mary Knapp Patrick B & Jane Morrison Ives M & Gloria Roberts David C Trott Hannu T Halminen Allen G Knecht L Maxine Mosher Riva F Robinson Ronald E Turk James R & Cindy Halye Donald Knepel R Elaine Myers Leon T & Alisa Roda Larry S & Lally Ulery 70 FOCUS l FALL 2007 ANNUAL FUND

Allie T Valentine Jerome L & Lois Bray Fay Bradley Lance P & Jarmila Van Arsdell V Sonia Castillo-Frehn Clarence F & Esther Brummett Roger C & Marcia Van Arsdell Bruce V & Marilyn Christensen W Todd & Jeannine Chobotar Meade C Van Putten William S & Barbara Clarke Thomas J & Sally De Wind Barbara J Vance Andrew & Dori Coetzee Lyndel D & Patricia Dickerson Jack D Vance Ralph M & Astri Coupland Marguerite A Dixon José E Vega Dale E Creech Lynn S & Deborah Gray Arnold B Velting Arlene L Dennison Matthew B & Michelle Hamel Damaso R Villalba El-Roy D Dixon Wayne B & Marilyn Harris Kenneth L Vine Roger L & Margaret Dudley James A & Gloria Hippler Lowell Z Vitangcol Donald C & Alice Fahrbach Lyle H Jensen Charlene Vitrano, deceased & Richard A & Alice Ford Oliver L & Eunice Johnston Steven P Vitrano Allan W & Shirley Freed Sarah A Jordan, deceased Angela von Dorpowski Julie L Ganske Paul G Koles Wyman S Wager James E Garber James A Kosinski John H & Lilya Wagner David C & Carrie Grellmann Arnt E & Donna Krogstad Teresa A Walter Donald A & Susan Hamstra Shirou Kunihira Jennifer J Ward James R Hamstra Charles K & Ruth LaCount Marvin S Ward Gertrude Hay Edward Titus, deceased & Carol J Warner J M Hay Catherine J Lang Titus W R Watson Edwin I & Magaly Hernandez Richard A Malott Robert G Wearner Tetsu & Betsy Hirayama C Renee Massengill Robert E & Jeanie Weaver Theodore R Holford David D Van Luven & Patti L Donald A & Joyce Webster Tae-Ho Im McKenney Naomi A Weidner Mark J & Susan Ivey Thomas D & Maxine Pittman Jenny L Welch Monty S & Geraldine Jacobs Nicholas E & Mariellen Reiber Susan D Welke David G & Lisa Jardine James M Slater Jack C Werner Paul & Nancy Kantor Paul A Stokstad Lenard & Joy Whaley James A & Betty Kubecka Erin G & Janice Stone Joe L & Connie Wheeler George H Kuzma S Reid & Ardith Tait Robert J Wieland Romulo & Norita Lachica Royce C & Elaine Thompson Allen R & Patricia Wightman James E & Catherine LeBlanc Constance H Tiffany Durward B Wildman Grace V Lindsay David W & Jeannie Tillay Gregory L Wildman H Maynard Lowry Devin D & Elaine Zimmerman James P Wilkerson Bernard R Marsh Donna Willey Szabolcs I Mera Thomas K & Audrey Williams R Michael & Sharon Mohr OAK SOCIETY Jon C Williamson David J & Sharon Moll $5000$9999 Maisie L Willie Kenneth C & Patricia Morrison Donald J Clark Robert L Willis Peter & Virginia Nachreiner Cletus R Georges Steven A Willsey Jenny Neumann Prescott J & Mildred Nelson, Brian S Wilson Harold A & Blanche Oetman deceased Herschel D & Carolyn Wilson Warren G & Betty Popp Carole Ann Winegar Herbert Rorabeck R Andrew Wolcott Roy A & Cynthia Schmidt Robert C Wong Vivion E Shull EVERGREEN SOCIETY Charles & Delores Woods James E & Jennifer Slater $10,000+ Ralph C Workman H John & Janetta Steffen Laurence E & Debbie Habenicht Ernest N Yap Doris J Sterling Joseph H & Carol Rasmussen Reginald Yeo Alfred L Voth David R Rowe Paul S Yim John D & Lynne Waihee Donville W Young Charles W Scriven & Rebekah James W Zackrison M Wang Cheng Kenneth C Zeck Daniel E & Sharlyn Wenberg Paul K Ziegele Timothy P & Carolyn Wieder Daniel H Zinke Paulina T Wilander-Janevski W John & Bonnie Wilbur David R & Opal Williams BIRCH SOCIETY George A & Janet Yancer $400$999 David B Zima Edward D Barlow Robert A & Darlene Barnhurst Ina M Barton ELM SOCIETY Karen Bekowies $1000$4999 Lee & Carole Boothby Hiam Akrawi J William Bothe, deceased & James J & Janet Bermingham Genevieve Bothe Paul C Boynton

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FALL 2007 l FOCUS 71 This aerial photo, taken by Martin Lee on October 25, 2007, provides a view of the new university entrance, to be called J.N. Andrews Boulevard.

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