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PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT Contents Vol. XXIII, No. 1 Fall 2007 About the Cover Features Stadium Center opened this fall, providing housing for 448 students. The new residence hall features suite-style living, plus dining facilities. See page 39 for more details. Learning to Serve. UT creates a culture 1 Design by Anne Rowland. Photo by Bob Thompson. of caring, where students, faculty and staff volunteer their time to make a positive change Duplicate Mailings in the world. Please help us cut down on mailing costs. If your household is receiving more than one copy of the UT Journal, send us the address labels from each copy. We A New Model. The University moved to a 6 will review our records and correct any duplication. four-college model this year, which will aid in Send your labels to The University of Tampa UT’s development. Office of Alumni Relations Box H 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. Pigskins and Pride. Former UT football players 14 Tampa, FL 33606-1490 and coaches got together to discuss good Address changes also can be made online by clicking times. on ut.edu/alumni/address.cfm. The Dream Lives On. President Ronald L. 35 Vaughn looks back on the accomplishments of the last year and ahead to the next 75 years in the hearts of Spartans.

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nstead of going to the beaches in Cancun the Humane Society, Metropolitan Ministries or the slopes in Aspen, University of and Covenant House. An impressive 69 percent Tampa junior Molly Murphy decided to of UT seniors who responded to the National spend her spring break in Meridian, MS, Survey of Student Engagement last year said Ibuilding homes for Habitat for Humanity. they had done community service at UT. By Robin Roger She and her classmates helped finish the “I truly believe volunteering changes lives Staff Writer electrical work in one home and started the for both the volunteer and those receiving siding and roofing on another. Two of the new help,” Murphy said. “By being involved with homeowners were elderly and unable to work P.E.A.C.E. and volunteering at UT, I have met so on the site because of partial blindness and dis- many great and dedicated people who want to

Above: Students (from left) ability, so they prepared lunch every day for the make a change in the world, which inspires me Renee Gerstein, Lisl Hinrichs workers. to do the same. I feel more connected with the and Victor O’Brien help clean horse paddocks for the Martin “They were so thankful and gracious for Tampa community as well as the UT campus Luther King Day of Service. (Photo by Robin Roger.) our work, which made the experience so much through volunteering.” more fulfilling,” she said. UT has a heritage of service because it was Murphy, a leader for the student founded by community leaders, said President organization People Exploring Active Ronald L. Vaughn. Many alumni have become Community Experiences (P.E.A.C.E.), is one of civil servants, including mayors, governors and many students who volunteer while at UT. A ambassadors. Professors and staff members E majority of students and employees volunteer have served as state legislators and city AK Anearly 80,000 hours each year at more than councilmen. WOR E continued on pageL 2 M 200 organizations,CH including Autism Speaks, TH D ANGEIN fall 2007  unteering more than 100 hours of their time to community service during the academic year. Students compete for honors such as student volunteer of the year, Greek student volunteer of the year, volunteer organization of the year and Greek volunteer organization of the year. The competition between fraternities and so- rorities gets particularly intense, with some organizations logging hundreds of hours. Community service hours also are recorded in students’ co-curricular transcripts, a self-re- ported document that lists activities students participated in while enrolled at UT. The tran- script provides prospective employers with information on the students’ involvement. Into the Streets ne of the things we try to teach UT “ O students is their role as responsible citizens,” Vaughn said to the 205 students Krysten Loielo ’07, a student coordinator for P.E.A.C.E., gathered for this year’s Into the Streets. “We makes friends with the children she taught in the “You have a responsibility as a community want them to learn to be aware of the problems Dominican Republic. citizen and as a leader,” said Vaughn. “I believe (Photo by Casey Stevens.) and challenges in their community and that leadership involves service. So if you’re contribute to the betterment of society.” going to learn how to lead, you’re also going The students disbursed throughout the Service Off to need to learn how to serve, and not just Tampa Bay area, offering their services at Met- the Court in your own organization, but in the broader ropolitan Ministries, Lowry Park Zoo, Hope When they’re not community.” Children’s Home and other organizations and competing or attending Service has been integrated thoroughly into agencies. Each year this event shows incoming classes, UT’s student student life as a part of leadership and student athletes volunteer their time freshman how they can make a difference in in a number of ways. development. From the moment freshmen the community. Many read at elementary come in the door, there are many opportunities “Hopefully this is just a starting point for schools and participate in for them to partake in service experiences while students,” said Casey Stevens, assistant director Big Brothers Big Sisters. One group talks to high at UT. Students start their college experience of civic engagement and adviser to P.E.A.C.E. schools students about what with the ELITE Retreat, where they make “We want students to get a taste of what service it takes to be a collegiate hygiene kits that are donated to Metropolitan is about and to know that it will be a part of athlete. Others counsel teens about the dangers of Ministries. They also participate in volunteer their education at UT.” drinking and driving. events like Into the Streets and the Martin In the spring semester, about 100 students Athletes raise funds Luther King Day of Service. volunteered for the Martin Luther King Day of for the Make-a-Wish Foundation, helping make Students also can join The University of Service, lending a hand at Gorrie Elementary children’s dreams come Tampa Diplomats. Students in this service School, Seniors in Service at Tampa Baptist true. organization work events like orientation, Manor, Hudson Manor, Keep Hillsborough County And each year athletes from every sport put on sev- commencement, family weekend, Minaret Clean and Bakas Horses for Handicapped. eral clinics and coach little Climbs and golf tournaments and do not receive league and youth teams. any monetary compensation. Anyone in the In P.E.A.C.E. “Our athletes are role campus community can request diplomats to models and by getting them n addition to organizing these one-day out into the community work at their events. I events, P.E.A.C.E. coordinates a volunteer they get to put into practice “These experiences, among others, center where students are paired up with all the life skills we want promote collaboration with others and personal them to have,” said Larry organizations that need help. P.E.A.C.E. serves Marfise, athletic director. reflection, which are key concepts of leadership as a referral agency for those organizations and “It’s crucial that they give development,” said Stephanie Russell Holz, students with limited knowledge of the area back. Our goal is to train assistant dean of students and director of the them to be productive looking to volunteer. The center also offers a citizens, and this is the first Vaughn Center. step-by-stepI guideB to settingU upT aE communityT CIETY step to get them in front the Students can earn a number of volunteer O O serviceT Rproject from volunteer coordination to S community.” UT T awards. Individuals can win an award for vol- F ONlogistics. HEB TO  ut journal C ETTERMEN “We usually ask that there be some sort In the Classroom By the of educational component, so volunteers can UT students also have many opportunities Numbers: learn about the agencies they’re working for,” to volunteer without leaving the country, and she said. “I’ve also seen it help them out as some of those start right in the classroom. students.” 80,000 Every graduate and undergraduate business Ten students work full time in the P.E.A.C.E. Approximate number of student takes a management course where volunteer hours put in by office, which is staffed nine hours a day, five they work with a company for the semester. students, faculty and staff days a week. These students each plan two Students are taught to analyze the company in 2006-07 projects off campus and one on campus every and industry and formulate a new strategy for month. They plan ongoing projects with a core success. 200 group of agencies, as well as one-day events like “Instead of reading about it in a case study, Approximate number Into the Streets or the Italian Festival in Ybor City. they do it for real,” said George Jody Thompson, of community agencies Last year P.E.A.C.E. also coordinated a cooperating with P.E.A.C.E. associate professor in management and homelessness awareness night, the alternate director of the Naimoli Institute for Business spring break trip for Habitat for Humanity and a Strategy. “Sometimes the things they learn are 69 trip to the Dominican Republic to teach English not what they expect to learn.” Percentage of graduating to orphans. seniors who have done The Naimoli Institute, endowed by Vincent community service at UT In the World J. Naimoli, provides assistance to local busi- ness owners and managers who are so busy his past summer, Stevens took 10 UT with daily operations they cannot plan a long- T students on the trip to the Dominican term strategy. As part of the Strategic Analysis Republic to volunteer with Orphanage Outreach, Program, business students work with them to an educational foundation partnered with an create comprehensive orphanage in Monte Cristi. The orphanage consultations for the recently opened an English institute there, but businesses. Students they didn’t have a full-time teaching staff. receive training The volunteers came up with 45-minute they can’t get from lessons to teach the students English words, a textbook, and the such as the names of fruits and vegetables. One companies receive of the school teachers had a set of plastic fruit consultants free of she used as a visual aid, and when the students charge. The Naimoli gave her a pineapple to add to her collection, institute completes she cried and hugged them. about 80 to 90 stu- “The kids have nothing, so it’s so nice to be dent consulting as- able to give them something,” said sophomore signments each year Ashleigh Caldwell. for area companies. In May, Dr. Kim Curry, assistant professor At least one company of nursing, traveled with seven UT nursing stu- each semester of- dents to Ecuador. Axel Claesges ’62 and his wife fers a student a job, Ann gave grants to four of the students to help Thompson said. pay for the trip. The group spent one week in In the course “Essentials of Corporate Re- Dr. Kim Curry (far left) and her nursing Quito, the capital, and one week in the rainfor- sponsibility,” Associate Professor of Manage- students take in the vistas of Ecuador outside of a hospital. est. The students provided health screenings in ment Bella Galperin requires that her students (Photo courtesy of Dr. Kim Curry.) the city and learned about herbal medicine and complete 10 hours of community service. the traditional practices of the Quechua Indians “An organization has to consider its various in the rainforest. They volunteered at a home for stakeholders, and the community is one of the the elderly, a maternity hospital and a school. stakeholders,” Galperin said. “The purpose is not In many cases, the buildings were run only to make money, but to make a difference.” down and the resources were meager. But the In the fall semester, her students volun- nurses in Ecuador made due. teered at the Tampa Bay American Heart Walk. “This is what nursing is all about,” said In the spring, they volunteered at the Juvenile Karen Alford, a nursing master’s student. “Nurs- Diabetes Walk. IBUTET ing is supposed to be low tech, high touch. The Students get a taste of what it’s like to CIETY O technology is not the end all be all; compassion TR T work with the older population in “GeroSntology:O ON Hcan Ebe more important.”B TOcontinuedF on page 4 C ETTERMEN fall 2007  Red Cross Aging and Society.” Norma Winston, professor University Relations, volunteers with her former Award of sociology, requires that each student employer, United Cerebral Palsy of Central Named for volunteer at an agency or organization that Florida. She acts as a fundraising consultant, serves the elderly for two hours a week for 15 writing letters and grants, training volunteers Vaughns weeks. and soliciting items for auction. She used to Last spring the American “Once they get going, they’re thrilled,” plan events like the gala and golf tournaments, Red Cross named an award she said. “And these people don’t often see for President Ronald. L. so now she helps train volunteers. Vaughn and his late wife, young people, so they just adore them. And the “It’s fun for me,” she said. “I’ve never felt Martha. The creation of students feel good about themselves.” as passionate about a cause as I am about this the Vaughn Humanitarian Some students deliver food with Meals on one.” Award recognized the Vaughns’ active role in Wheels, others work at Hudson Manor on Davis United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida humanitarian activities and Island and still others with Hillsborough County helps children with many different disabilities, their hands-on commitment. Aging Services. and focuses on children 5 and younger. The Both served terms on the Tampa Bay chapter’s board A lot of people they interact with are in organization serves more than 2,300 children of directors, and Dr. Vaughn a lower socio-economic position, Winston with disabilities and 60 percent of those served as chairman. said, and the students learn to appreciate how children will go into a regular kindergarten Martha played a key role in the Red Cross Angels limiting that can be. They also realize how classroom this fall. and received their highest much they have in common with the older “To watch a kid take his first step when honor, the Halo Award, population, and that some things never change. they said he will never be able to walk, to hear in 2001. She also was involved with the Create “What the students see serves as a living a child say her first word when they said she’ll your Own Gingerbread example of what they read and hear from me,” never be able to talk—it’s amazing,” she said. House Champagne Brunch, Winston said. This January, Stephanie Russell Holz and which is held at UT and raises between $60,000 and Casey Stevens will run a marathon in Miami $70,000 each year. On Staff to raise money for the Angelman Syndrome “The scope and con- t’s not just the students and the faculty who Foundation. Holz has a nephew, John Russell sistent success of the Grover, with the rare but severe genetic Vaughns’ exceptional con- I serve, either. Joyce Keller, the administrative tributions clearly reflect a assistant to the dean of the John H. Sykes disorder, and she would like to raise money for true spirit of Humanitarian- College of Business, leads the Metropolitan research while raising awareness. ism and in recognition, the “J.R. is such a sweet boy who brings so Tampa Bay Chapter Board Ministries’ efforts to feed the less fortunate. of Directors proudly estab- Her shift as volunteer coordinator starts much joy to others in spite of the tremendous lished the annual Vaughn at 7:30 a.m. during the holidays. Hundreds of challenges he faces on a daily basis and will Humanitarian Award,” said continue to face over the course of his life,” Diane Watt, chapter chair of volunteers check in with her before she assigns volunteers and ARC board jobs in the holiday tent. The volunteers assem- Holz said. “Not many people even know member. ble and hand out holiday boxes to the working Angelman Syndrome exists. As an aunt of The Vaughn Humanitar- someone with the syndrome it makes me very ian Award was presented poor and others who qualify. The boxes con- this spring to Paul J. Sierra, tain a turkey and traditional holiday items, as sad, and if there is anything I can do—even a state general certified well as staples for a few days. The church also small—I want to do it.” contractor who served on serves a holiday lunch to visitors. the American Red Cross In the “Real World” Tampa Bay Chapter Board “This program is the most rewarding of Directors and was chair- anyone can do for their community,” Keller he culture of community service at UT man of the American Red said. “My main reason for volunteering is to extends beyond graduation. In addition Cross Latin Initiative. UT T help the ‘at risk’ of becoming homeless—the to producing many public servants, UT has working poor.” graduated many students who have gone on to Keller has volunteered with Metropolitan participate in programs like the Peace Corps, Ministries for 20 years and was named Teach for America and AmeriCorps. volunteer of the year in 2000. She also Erik Winkler ’04 joined the Peace Corps and volunteers with the American Red Cross and teaches English to high school age children on the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center. The a small island in Nicaragua. People rarely leave Joyce Keller Volunteer Award is named for her, the island, he said, because the only way off is and goes to the staff or faculty member who by an hour-long ferry ride that can cost as much has done the most to promote community as a local farmer earns in one day. The dropout service or has personally volunteered. rate in Nicaragua is 63 percent, so Winkler Taylor Albertson Pinke, Annual Fund said he feels he is doing something important. director for the Office of Development and

 ut journal Teaching students English will give them national disabled opportunities they may not have had otherwise. waterskiing “Many of my students see a future in the competition and tourism industry and knowing English will have helped referee and a direct impact on them,” he said. “I minored in coach wheelchair Spanish at UT and wouldn’t be here had I not sports such as dedicated myself to studying it.” wheelchair bocce. Winkler also interned with Green Corps After getting her while at UT, educating residents about master’s degree in environmental hazards unique to the Tampa physical therapy at Bay area. He volunteered for Best Buddies, the University of attending dances and activities with adults who Queensland, Gordon have physical or mental handicaps. He said he began volunteering often utilizes skills picked up as a member of at a gym designed the College Democrats—organizing, framing specifically to issues and public speaking. accommodate people The catastrophe of Hurricane Katrina made who have decreased him feel he could do more to help others. mobility and require “More than anything I felt it was my wheelchairs. She responsibility to be a part of that action,” he helps design and said. “I couldn’t see myself doing anything else.” teach strengthening Adrienne McGill ’07, a marine science programs for people student, joined the Peace Corps this year. McGill with disabilities. filled out an online application and interviewed Senior Jaeson with a recruiter on campus. Miller knows he “I’m really excited to spend a whole two would like to focus on years of volunteering, getting out there and do- the socially conscious ing some good,” she said. “I’m convinced that niche of business— I’m going to like it, and I may stay longer than what some call the “triple bottom line”—when the two years.” he graduates this December. In a social While McGill said she has volunteered her entrepreneurship class with Dianne Welsh, entire life, UT provided many opportunities she he co-wrote a business plan for Community did not have to seek out on her own. While Stepping Stones, an organization that provides at UT, McGill volunteered at the Metropolitan art and business education to disadvantaged Ministries nursery as part of a psychology class youth. The nonprofit teaches art to low-income with Dr. Joseph Sclafani, interim dean of the children to raise their self-esteem, pays them to College of Social Sciences, Mathematics and get them off the streets, and gives them skills to Education. learn the value of staying in school and going to “It is an important obligation for educated college. people to give back,” said Sclafani. “Community “I thought it was going to be a seminar service is always important to teach future citi- class,” said senior Jaeson Miller, winner of the zens how to give as well as take. When you’re Weimer Entrepreneurship Student of the Year Above, top: Sabina Bien-Aime on the ‘haves’ side you need to help out those Award. “I thought we’d just be talking.” (standing) and Courtney Byrd of who don’t have as much.” Instead, Miller spent five to 10 hours a Delta Sigma Theta sorority, along with Charles Powell of Alpha Phi Anya Gordon ’05 took an adaptive physical week working on the project. Volunteering at Alpha fraternity, volunteered at Hudson Manor assisted living education course in her senior year at UT, the nonprofit reinforced the principles taught residence on Davis Islands for where she was required to do a certain number in class, he said. This summer, Miller interned UT’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. of community service hours. She chose to do with Community Stepping Stones, and he is (Photo by Casey Stevens.) the majority of her work with a group called considered taking a job with them once he Above, middle: Erik Winkler ’04 (second from left, back row) bonds BlazeSports, a wheelchair sports organization. graduates. with his students in Nicaragua. (Photo courtesy of Erik Winkler.) When Gordon moved to Australia, “When students volunteer and see how Above, bottom: Senior Addie Quina she found a similar program called their knowledge fits into someone else’s life, takes a break from building a house with Habitat for Humanity in SportingWheelies, and asked how she could they start to see their own purpose, their own Mississippi. help. She started out helping to organize the passion,” he said. UT (Photo courtesy of Casey Stevens.)

fall 2007  New Colleges Accommodate Growth By Robin Roger he University of Tampa upgraded from a Health Sciences. Associate professor of English Staff Writer two-college model to a four-college Dr. Donald Morrill became the interim dean for T model this fall in a move that will the College of Arts and Letters. strengthen ties between the University and the New hire F. Frank Ghannadian has community and aid UT’s further development. replaced Dr. Joseph McCann as dean of UT’s The new structure will shore up learning John H. Sykes College of Business. A native opportunities for students and allow deans of Azerbaijan, Ghannadian brings a wealth of to be more engaged in the community, said international experience to The University of President Ronald L. Vaughn. It also will help Tampa. He speaks four languages, including the University retain its small-school ambience Farsi and Turkish. He said he would like despite rapid growth. to focus on expanding the international The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences component of the business school, and Dr. Joseph Sclafani was replaced this semester with three new create more international connections and colleges—Arts and Letters, Natural and Health opportunities in Europe and Asia for the Sykes Sciences, and Social Sciences, Mathematics College of Business. and Education. The three new colleges are of similar size, with roughly 60 faculty members New Positions in each. They will contain a similar number of The University chose Dr. Jin Wang for the departments with related disciplines. newly created position of dean of academic Like the Sykes College of Business, services. Dean Wang reports to the provost, as each new college will have a greater sense do the other deans, and his primary role is to of identity, which can help attract students, implement the University’s academic standards raise funds and establish relationships with and requirements for all students. He oversees Dr. Stephen Kucera associated fields. The four-college model also the Academic Advising Office, the Academic is meant to aid in the creation of additional Center for Excellence, Media Services, master’s-level professional graduate programs. ROTC, Disability Services and other student “We’ve built the academic side of the academic services. Wang’s appointment was house in the last decade by doubling our faculty designed to strengthen the already extensive and adding a large number of programs and academic support system for students and to concentrations,” said Vaughn. “We now needed combine them under one dean for improved to further develop the academic superstructure. management. This change will aid our continued educational Redesign of the graduate studies structure development and help us to grow as we move was also part of the academic transformation Dr. Donald Morrill into the future with a stronger academic to facilitate growth and development. The Uni- leadership team.” versity named Dr. William L. Rhey dean of the School of Graduate Studies. Rhey’s appointment New Leadership followed a national search that concluded in Interim deans were appointed in March, February 2006 and was part of the academic and a search for permanent deans will soon be reorganization as graduate enrollments and launched. The interim dean for the College of new programs continue to escalate. Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dr. Joseph Sclafani, While it went into effect this fall, the became the interim dean for the College of reorganization process took three to four years Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education. to complete, Vaughn said, and included a Dr. Stephen Kucera, associate professor of special Academic Reorganization Task Force, Dr. William L. Rhey biology and former associate dean for the which studied various organizational issues and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, became the structures used by other schools. As part of the interim dean for the College of Natural and the reorganization study and implementation

 ut journal process, there were extensive conversations at the faculty level, she added. While the with deans, faculty, academic support staff and nursing department has already made strong members of the Board of Trustees. connections in the field, Kessenich said those connections might be strengthened by the new Faculty Input college. Math professor Dr. Emilio Toro led the seven-member Academic Reorganization A Launching Pad Committee, which consisted of physics professor “We’ve reached a point of stability that’s a Dr. Stephen Burroughs, former dean Dr. launching pad,” said Provost Janet McNew. “UT Jeffrey Klepfer, psychology professor Dr. Steve is no longer rapidly growing enrollments. We Dr. F. Frank Hekkanen, Dr. Peter Brust of the College of now need to further develop the infrastructure Ghannadian Business, Dr. Anne Stockdell-Giesler from the that will better support the parallel develop- Dean of the Sykes College department of English and writing and Dr. Cathy ment of students and faculty.” of Business Kessenich from the nursing department. The Current students predict that the new col- Duties: Ghannadian will oversee the faculty of the Col- committee issued a report recommending the leges will intensify connections between stu- lege of Business. He will also four-college model. The faculty approved the dents and faculty. head up the college’s efforts to model before sending it to the provost’s office “I think the shift from two colleges to four maintain accreditation with the Association to Advance Colle- “The big advantage is that the size of the will positively affect the students by allowing giate Schools of Business. four colleges would be even,” Toro said. “It was them more of an opportunity to interact with Previous post: Associate the only way to achieve a good balance.” the dean and professors of the college they dean and chief operating The biggest challenge, said Kessenich, belong to,” said Alison Mathe, student govern- officer of the Stetson School of Business at Mercer was figuring out how to divide the departments ment president. “I also think it will form closer University’s Atlanta campus. fairly and figure out which should be together. communities within the four colleges and give Education: Ghannadian The pairing of the nursing department with students more of a chance to explore other holds a doctorate from Georgia the natural sciences was logical, though, she academic fields close to their majors.” State University, a master’s degree in business administra- said, because nursing undergrads are required Steve Knauss, editor of the student news- tion from Queens College and a to take biology, chemistry and anatomy and paper, The Minaret, said he thought students in bachelor’s degree with a major physiology classes in other departments now all disciplines would benefit from the change. in industrial management from the University of Tennessee. housed within the College of Natural and Health “With the introduction of the four college Sciences. model and the new deans, students will be “Something had to happen, and it able to receive the specialized attention they happened as painlessly as possible,” Kessenich deserve,” he said. “The switch is especially said. “I think it’s going to be good for all of timely with the unprecedented growth of the us, because the College of Liberal Arts and student body; incoming students will enter a Sciences as it existed was just so big.” major where they enjoy close, personal guid- The shift is also likely to help with ance rather than feeling lost in the wake of the scheduling issues and interdisciplinary research University’s expansion.” UT

Dr. Jin Wang Dean of Academic Services T he four colleges Duties: Oversees the Academic Advising Office, UT Offers more than 100 programs of study through majors, minors and the Academic Center for concentrations within the various departments listed under each college. Excellence, Media Services, ROTC, Disability Services College of Arts John H. Sykes College of Natural College of Social and other student academic and Letters College of Business and Health Sciences Science, Math services. Previous post: Associate s Art s Accounting s Exercise Science/ and Education dean of the College of Liberal s Communication s Economics Sport Studies s Criminology Arts and Sciences at Rowan s English/Writing s Finance s Nursing s Education University in New Jersey. s Language/Linguistics s Management s Biology s Government/ Education: Wang received s Music Information Systems s Chemistry/Physics History/Sociology his Ph.D. in economics from s Philosophy s Marketing s Math Kansas State University, his master’s degree from Ohio s Speech/Theatre/ s Psychology Dance University, and his bachelor’s degree from Zhongshan University in China. UT

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UT Cadets Represent “Army Strong” s junior Elizabeth Larke prepared to Larke and her cohorts will start cropping up in launch herself off a 33-foot high rap- advertisements and brochures as the face of the A pelling wall, she smiled a half smile, a Army’s ROTC program this fall. mixture of apprehension and exhilaration. She “The photo shoot has great potential had done this before, but never in front of a to boost our ROTC program, since it can camera. potentially make our cadets local celebrities “It was a little weird to have a camera in and help us in terms of recruiting in the future,” my face, but that’s what made it so fun,” she said Karen Parker, battalion executive officer for said of a photo shoot UT’s ROTC program. on The University of “The decision to utilize The University of Tampa campus. “It Tampa as the setting was a great choice, given basically captured all the beauty of UT’s campus, the success of our the things that a cadet ROTC program and the outstanding cadets we will be able to do in commission as second lieutenants every year.” the ROTC program.” The cadets displayed great enthusiasm, Larke was one diversity and an array of very attractive visual of several UT cadets qualities, she added. who participated in Annie June of McCann Advertising said the the photo shoot for cadets at UT were all very articulate and photo- the ROTC’s new print genic. Out of the 54 cadets, 40 were featured in advertising campaign. the shoots organized by the advertising firm. Last spring, the Army The Army chose to photograph real cadets shot photos of cadets in their own uniforms, using models for par- at both The University ents and classmates. UT had a number of solid Junior Elizabeth Larke smiles for her closeup as she rappels down a 33-foot wall. of Tampa and Florida performing cadets who represented a diverse International University in Miami. The resulting cross section of the army officer corps, said print ads will appear in national media outlets Major Hildebrant, chief of marketing for the U.S. and can be used by local battalions in bill- Army Cadet Command. Plus, the weather made boards, banner ads, brochures and newspapers. Tampa an ideal location in which to shoot. UT

Plant Hall Chosen as One of Seven Local Wonders The University of Tampa’s H.B. Plant Hall appeared on Good Day Tampa Bay the morning of July 5, when it was announced that Fox 13 viewers chose it as one of the Seven Wonders of Tampa Bay. Plant Hall came in at No. 7, beating out the St. Pete Pier, Florida Southern College in Lakeland and Tampa’s Bayshore Boulevard. A national historic landmark, Plant Hall was a no-brainer for the list, according to Fox 13, because of its unique architecture and iconic status. UT

Barbara Pennington talks with Fox 13’s Bill Murphy about the wonders of Plant Hall.

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UT’s Stories Told in Film f walls could talk, Plant Hall would have there were only 12 faculty members, he said, plenty to say. Instead, its elevator is spilling three of whom had a Ph.D. Each professor I the beans. taught five classes at a time. The first elevator in Florida recently served “The class sizes were very large, and as a sort of confessional for the Elevator Diaries, teaching loads were heavy, but we had a which captured on film the stories of alumni, good esprit de corps,” Truscott said. “It was a faculty and staff of The University of Tampa. collegial atmosphere.” Eric Cárdenas Interview subjects recounted their favorite Over the years, the quality of the faculty memories in front of a video camera during upgraded dramatically, he said, and today there New Faces the closing party for the University’s 75th are more than 55 faculty members in the John in Public anniversary. H. Sykes College of Business, most with Ph.D.s. Information Barbara Pennington and Susan Crawley, Joan Jones ’59 has fond memories of living Eric Cárdenas was re- consultants for the University’s Office of in Plant Hall as a student. Now, she volunteers cently named director of the Development and University Relations, came up in the H.B. Plant Museum and is a member of Office of Public Informa- with the concept when brainstorming ideas for the Chiselers, the Friends of Plant Park and the tion and Publications. He replaces Grant Donaldson, th celebrating UT’s 75 . The women asked Dana Minaret Society. She said she can still find her who retired last spring. Plays, associate professor of communication, to old room by counting doors on the third floor. Cárdenas was most put together an oral history project. Now a professor’s office, her room had a recently director of media relations for Connecticut They needed a quiet space to work, and fireplace, walk-in closets, a lavatory and a sink, College, where he built someone suggested the elevator. plus antique wicker furniture original to the a large national media “Everyone felt safe and contained in there,” hotel. audience for the college. Additionally, he implemented Plays said. “I was pleasantly surprised by how “I have really good memories, and it’s so new technologies on freely the stories flowed.” nice to see that the building is so well kept,” she the college’s Web site, The interview subjects talked for 10 min- said. “I dearly love the whole building and the including RSS (Really Simple utes each about how UT has changed through people there and the people in the museum.” Syndication) feeds and blogs, and was a member the years. The football team came up often, as While talking in front of a video camera of the college’s crisis did the transition to a two-college model. can be intimidating to some, Plays said it also communication team. Dana Professor of Economics, Dr. Michael catches things that cannot be communicated Previously, he served as director of communication at Truscott, recalled working in the Division of through the written word or portraiture. Albertson College of Idaho. Economics and Business in the ’70s, before it “Video is such a perfect medium for captur- Cárdenas received became the Sykes College of Business. Then ing these stories,” said Plays, whose previous a bachelor’s degree in English literature from work includes historical biographies, including Rhodes College (TN) and a film Love Stories My Grandmother Tells, and a master’s degree in mass a work in progress, The Story of Ottilie Moore. communications from the “You can hear and see the person and find out University of Florida. Robin Roger has been some of the things you couldn’t otherwise.” named writer for the Public Plays said she hopes to expand the project Information and Publications into a more traditional documentary. Her Office. She will write and edit features and news students, Justin Poirier and Lamar Edwards, stories for the UT Journal helped with the editing of the film. After it was and the Web, and she will edited, it was distributed to partcipants and promote the University through news releases and placed on reserve in the Macdonald-Kelce other publications. Library on campus. Formerly the Web writer, Featured in the film are President Ronald L. Roger has reported for the Vaughn, former President Dick Cheshire and his Poughkeepsie Journal, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution wife Bobbie, football star and former NFL player and the Bradenton Herald. Freddie Solomon ’74, Gov. Bob Martinez ’57 She earned a master’s and Ernest Segundo ’56. degree in journalism at the University of North Carolina “It’s not like it has to have an ending place,” Dana Plays edits hours of interviews with professors, alumni and at Chapel Hill and teaches students. Plays said. “We could make volumes. We could journalism as an adjunct play it at the 100th anniversary.” UT at UT. UT

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Rorech Dunkel Leads Board aureen Rorech Dunkel will serve McNichols as chair of the Board of Trustees Becomes M this year, after sitting on the Board since 1998. Vice Chair A lead architect in the formation of Gene McNichols Romac International (now KForce Professional will become vice Staffing), Rorech Dunkel was instrumental in chair of the Board the company’s first public offering in 1995. She after serving as the forged a relationship with the University in 1987 secretary. The chair- man and CEO of Mc- when she and the Board of Trustees developed Hon. David A. Straz Jr. a scholarship fund for accounting students. Nichols Company has She has served numerous organizations in also served with the leadership roles including the Boys and Girls Tampa General Hos- Maureen Rorech Dunkel Club of Tampa Bay, the Tampa Museum of Art pital Board of Trust- and Metropolitan Ministries. She also is co- ees, Florida Orchestra creator of I-Mom, a new initiative for Family Board of Directors, First. A mother herself, Rorech Dunkel and her Salvation Army husband, David, have six children. Board of Directors, things to do She founded the nonprofit The People’s The Spring Board of ut.edu Princess Charitable Foundation Inc., which Advisors and Florida @calendar of events Aquarium Board of @ has been raising money for AIDS, cancer Gene McNichols october and children’s charities for 10 years. Rorech Trustees. Friday, Oct. 5-Saturday, Oct. 6 Dunkel purchased 14 of the late Princess Family Weekend Diana’s dresses as an investment and, after her DeFosset Friday, Oct. 19-Sunday, Oct. 21 untimely death, put them on a world charity Serves as Homecoming and Reunions (See pages 30-31.) tour, which raised in excess of $15 million for Secretary various nonprofits worldwide. A book about Wednesday, Oct. 17 Don DeFosset, Business Network the experience, My Decade with Diana, is set to chairman of the board Symposium come out this month. Vaughn Center Crescent Club of James Hardie In- A self-starter, Rorech Dunkel put herself 7:15-9 a.m. dustries, will fill the Saturday, Oct. 20 through college at Ohio State University with spot of secretary. The Spartan 5K Race a combination of jobs, grants and loans. She Don DeFosset former president and Bob Martinez Sports Center earned a BA in journalism with a business 7 a.m. Registration CEO of Walter Industries is active in civic and minor and has taught as an adjunct in the Sykes 8 a.m. Start charitable affairs in the Tampa Bay Area and College of Business. recently served as the chairman of the Florida November Rorech Dunkel will be the board’s first Governor’s Committee on Property Tax Reform. Sunday, Nov. 9 female chair. UT “Mocktail Hour” Networking Event “At the end of the day it’s one’s role to help Vaughn Center Boardroom whatever institutions we’re involved in get the 5-6 p.m. resources—the people, the finances and the ARTS to do ut.edu @@calendar of events Business Etiquette Dinner operations—needed to fulfill the vision of the and “Dress for Success” October Friday, Oct 26-Friday, institution or organization,” she said. Nov. 30 Fashion Show Saturday, Oct. 20 Emerging Artists Exhibit Vaughn Center Crescent Club Annual Art Brunch Scarfone/Hartley Gallery 6-8 p.m. Straz Steps Down Scarfone/Hartley Gallery Friday Oct. 26 The Hon. David A. Straz Jr., the immedi- 11 a.m. $8 Opening reception ate past chair, will continue to sit on the board Scarfone/Hartley Gallery Wednesday, Oct. 24- 7-9 p.m. and will serve on the executive council. Straz Tuesday, Oct. 27 served two years as chair, during a time of con- Fall Dance Happening A complete listing A complete listing siderable growth for the University. In 2005, UT Starting at the Edison of University of University Building dedicated its newest residence hall the David A. events can be found at events can be found at 8 p.m. www.ut.edu. www.ut.edu. Straz Jr. Hall.

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Nursing Gets New Chair and New Space he nursing department underwent a Each year Tampa General Hospital provides changing of the guard July 1 when chair $5,000 scholarships to UT seniors who commit T Dr. Nancy Ross handed off the position to work at the hospital when they graduate. of nursing chair to new faculty member Dr. Last year, Ross said, they hired 15 of 34 Dr. Karin Otto Maria R. Warda. graduating UT nursing students. Ross will stay on as a Dana professor of “They’re bright, articulate, eager learners, Biology nursing, though her new status will allow her to and we enjoy having them,” said Deana Nelson, Professor take a sabbatical in the fall semester to work on executive vice president of Patient Care Servic- Retires her own projects. es at Tampa General. “They do almost all their Dr. Karin Otto retired Ross plans to clinical work here, and they get to know not from teaching at The conduct research on just the staff on the units, but the support staff, University of Tampa after child trauma victims. pharmacists and therapists. They really become 16 years. A specialist in microbiology, microbial Helping nurses under- part of the fabric of Tampa General.” genetics, infectious disease stand their patients When Nelson and Ross first sat down to and immunology, Otto began in the acute phase of talk about the four-year Bachelor of Science teaching at UT in 1991 after serving as a lecturer trauma might help in Nursing program, Nelson says she was and professor at McMurry them further down impressed with Ross’s preparation. When College in Abilene, Texas, the line, she said. Ross sent the application to the state board of and as a lecturer at Texas “If we could Tech University. nursing, it was approved the first time through, While at UT, she served Dr. Nancy Ross reach them in early which Nelson says is unusual. as department chair for childhood, we could “She does her homework and knows what eight years and led the reduce the number she’s doing,” Nelson said. “There are a lot of department during times of tremendous growth. She of adults walking good people in nursing who know their stuff. served on the faculty com- around carrying all She’s exceptional.” mittee and the tenure and that pain,” she said. The incoming chair, Warda, was on hand promotion committee. She taught freshmen in early July when the nursing department got and upper level courses, The Birth the first peek of its new digs on the southeast supervised student re- of Nursing corner of Kennedy Boulevard and Hyde Park search projects, designed and taught a nursing course Ross became Avenue. and taught in the honors “We just came back from there this program and baccalaureate Dr. Maria R. Warda involved in UT’s program as a Global Issues nursing department morning and it exceeded my expectations,” she and Gateways professor. in the beginning, helping to develop the RN to said. “It’s a beautiful space. Not only will we be Otto maintains connec- Bachelor of Science completion program, the able to work in that space, but it is a big morale tions to many UT alumni and four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree booster.” has received several certifi- cates of appreciation from and the Master of Science in Nursing degree. the ROTC Spartan Battalion. Integral to the program’s accreditation Changing Shifts Otto has received nu- in the early ’80s, Ross authored a self-study Warda said she looks forward to sharing merous awards over the years, including the Unsung which outlined the funding, campus resources, her experience in undergraduate education with Hero Award, Outstanding IT resources, staff and faculty, as well as the the faculty and building a strong and successful Contributions to Student philosophy and mission of the program. Then program. Life Award, Excellence in Academic Advising Award she prepared for a site visit from the National Most of her experience is in graduate and the Jan K. Dargel League for Nursing Accrediting Commission. education, but Warda spent the last six years Award for Outstanding Ser- “All of us who were here were rookies, building an undergraduate nursing program vice to the College. In May so I’m sure we were nervous, but we sailed at Georgia Southwestern State University. she received the National Alumni Association Service through,” she said. Before that, she served as assistant dean at the and Recognition Award at Ross also helped orchestrate a relationship University of California at San Francisco. She the spring commencement ceremony. UT with Tampa General Hospital, where students continued on page 13 do their clinical work.

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Shark Expert Grant Helps Integrate Studies Great White Global Experiences A University of Tampa shark expert traveled his summer, the International Programs be revised to fit a common analytical framework. halfway across the globe Office received an $82,000 grant from The grant will also be used to establish a this summer to study the the U.S. Department of Education to speaking series with two campus-wide programs bite force of a great white T shark caught in a net expand its offerings, revise existing classes and each year. George Ritzer, author of “The off of Australia’s Central train faculty to implement the new initiatives. McDonaldization of Society” spoke this fall. Coast. Assistant Professor “This grant comes at a crucial time because Faculty will receive additional training, of Biology Dan Huber spent part of the summer we’re at a critical juncture about where and two per year will participate in summer dissecting the rare 8-foot internationalization is going at UT,” said Dr. seminars held by the Council on International shark and creating the James Harf, director of international academic Educational Exchange. first high-res 3D computer programs. Upon satisfactory completion of the first model of its bite. He also is performing similar research The office will use the money to design new year of the program, the University can receive on bull and tiger sharks. courses, including a senior research seminar an additional $83,000 in funding the following While he calls the for the International and Cultural Studies major, year. great white the “perfect predator,” Huber thinks a capstone course for the Certificate of Inter- “This grant will allow us to engage the the other two will have a national Studies Program and four language- faculty in a way we haven’t been able to engage greater bite force. for-travel courses. Introductory Arabic will be them before and expand our offerings in inter- “Much of the damage inflicted by white sharks is added, as will pre-departure courses and “lan- national studies,” Harf said. “It also energizes due to their teeth, not nec- guage-for-survival” weekend classes. the faculty to get more and more involved and essarily to the force,” Huber Four new Global Issues courses also will be think about ways to improve our offerings be- said in a story on The Dis- created, and existing Global Issues classes will yond the grant.” UT covery Channel titled “The Real ‘Jaws’ Now in 3-D.” Other news outlets featuring Huber and his research appeared in The Sydney Morning Herald, The Australian, The Daily Science Labs Get New Telegraph and Australia’s version of MSN. Huber appeared on Bay News 9 in Forensics Equipment late August. UT he department of chemistry and physics “It’s like the Lexus of these machines,” said at The University of Tampa added Dr. Joseph Laurino, chair of the department of T $750,000 worth of high-powered equip- chemistry and physics. ment this year, purchased through a grant from The same type of instrument appears the state Department of Education. regularly on the popular television program Dr. Joseph Laurino, chair of The University used the bulk of the money CSI, where the investigators use it to analyze the chemistry and physics blood samples and DNA. Thanks to the show department, demonstrates how to buy a Liquid Chromatograph Tandem Mass the new equipment operates. Spectrometer, which and others like it, forensics is a hot field, and UT cost $500,000. This already has 22 freshman forensic majors and machine detects and three transfer students starting this fall. identifies chemicals Students will receive training on the in- in complex mixtures. strument, and when they graduate they will be Scientists used the well-prepared to enter medical school, veteri- same type of machine nary school or the research field of their choice. last spring to identify Other equipment purchased with the grant the chemical in pet includes a DNA sequencer, centrifuges, incuba- food that was making tors, controlled temperature water baths and dogs sick and to de- microscopes. tect the antifreeze in “We always had really good teachers,” Lau- contaminated tooth- rino said. “Now we have really good tools, and paste. the combination is powerful.” UT

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New Full-time Faculty, 2007-08 NAME position highest degree

James Aubry Instructor of French Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* Ricardo Contreras Assistant Professor of Global Issues Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2005 Deborah Cragun Visiting Instructor of Biology MS., University of Cincinnati, 2003 Ryan Cragun Assistant Professor of Sociology Ph.D., University of Cincinnati, 2007 Tracy Crow Visiting Instructor of Journalism MFA, Queens University of Charlotte, 2005 Raymond Egnaczak Assistant Professor of Art MFA, Louisiana Tech University, 1984 Antony Erben Assistant Professor of Education/TESOL Ph.D., University of Lancaster UK, 2001 Beth Eschenfelder Assistant Professor of Communication Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* Donald Flagg Assistant Professor of Finance Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* Kevin Fridy Assistant Professor of Government and World Affairs Ph.D., University of Florida, 2007 Kendra Frorup Assistant Professor of Art MFA, Syracuse University, 1996 Tom Garrett Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication MFA, Florida Atlantic University, 1985 Crystall Gomillion Assistant Professor of Education Ph.D., North Carolina State University, 2007 Robert Gonzalez Instructor of Speech and Theater Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* Susan Hallman Assistant Professor of Physics Ph.D., University of Central Florida, 2003 Vivekanand Jayakumar Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Ph.D., Purdue University, 2004 Virginie Pioche Khare Visiting Assistant Professor of Marketing DBA, Cleveland State University, 2006 Lauren Lawson Associate Professor of Nursing Ph.D., University of Illinois at Chicago, 2007 Elizabeth Littell-Lamb Assistant Professor of History Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon University, 2002 Gianmarc Manzione Visiting Assistant Professor of English MFA, New School University of NY, 2004 Mark McRae Assistant Professor of Biology Ph.D., Louisiana State University, 2007 Gregg Perkins Assistant Professor of Communication MFA, University of Wisconsin, 2002 James Reid Assistant Professor of Exercise Science Ph.D., Middle Tennessee State University, 2001 Stephanie Thomason Assistant Professor of Management Ph.D., Florida Atlantic University* Natasha Veltri Visiting Assistant Professor of Information and Ph.D., University of Central Florida, 2005 Technology Management Maria Warda Chair, Director and Professor of Nursing Ph.D., University of California San Francisco, 1997 Michael Weeks Assistant Professor of Management Ph.D., University of Oxford, 2004 Barbara Weiss Assistant Professor of International Business Ph.D., University of Tsukuba, 2000 Karen Holland Wilkins Visiting Instructor of Education Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007* *Anticipated—degree completed except for dissertation or final approval of dissertation.

Nursing faculty to do ut.edu calendar of events continued from page 11 @@ Honors Program Monday, Sept. 24 Thursday, Oct. 25 has a master’s degree in psychiatric mental Symposia Dr. Maria Rublee Dr. Michael Stasio health nursing, and she has spent most of her All are held in the Macdonald- “The Roots of Japan’s and Dr. Kim Curry Kelce Library in AV-2 unless Nuclear Allergy” “Students’ Use of Over-the- career in administration in academia and for otherwise noted. health care organizations. 4 p.m. counter Medication, Herbal Supplements and “Maria joins us at a time when the September Wednesday, Sept. 19 october Energy Drinks” foundation in nursing is strong and deep, Dr. Kari Fowler Wednesday, Oct. 3 4 p.m. thanks to all of your commitment and “Tired of Paying Three Dr. Cathy Kessenich Thursday, Nov. 8 “Boning Up on dedicated efforts under Nancy’s leadership,” Dollars Per Gallon for Gas?” Dr. Stephen Blessing 4 p.m. Osteoporosis” “What Cognitive Psychology said Dr. Stephen Kucera, interim dean of the 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 20 Can Tell Us about Learning, College of Natural and Health Sciences in an Dr. Fred Punzo Wednesday, Oct. 24 Memory, and Super Bowl e-mail to faculty and staff. “Amphibians in Crisis: Dr. Evan Chipouras Commercials” Where Have All the “Fish and/or Caiman 4 p.m. Kucera continued, “It is not easy to find the Conservation” words that express the depth of appreciation Froggies Gone?” 4 p.m. 4 p.m. that I know in my heart we all feel for what Nancy has done for the nursing program and its A complete listing of University events www.ut.edu students during her tenure as director.” UT can be found at .

fall 2007 13 A Gathering of Spartans By David Brothers Tom McEwen, Fran Curci, Sam Bailey, Rick Thomas ’72, Vin Hoover ’76, Armando “Mondy” Flores ’67—names that range from major to legend in Tampa Bay area sports, and every one a member of the UT Athletic Hall of Fame—gathered over a lunch this spring at Thomas’ ninth-floor business suite overlooking Tampa Bay to reminisce. t was all about football, which ended More Powerful at UT in 1974, much to the chagrin of these six men and countless other Than Hurricanes people. Memories flowed with the ice The men started off quizzing each other on water,I and boisterous laughter—lots of UT football trivia, but discussion soon turned laughter—went down easy with the food. to playing the big-time Miami Hurricanes three Thomas, a ’72 grad who played defensive times—and beating them twice. And the third back and these days sits as a long-term time, Thomas recalled, the Spartans could and member and former chairman of UT’s Board of should have won. Trustees, got the ball rolling, so to speak. “We just gave it away,” he said. “We were “Since I have gotten out of school,” he said, down on the goal line, and just…” “everywhere I go, if I ever mention that I played “Is that when Foreman was their fullback?” football at The University of Tampa, whoever I The interjection started a fresh round of com- mention it to, if they lived here, they say, ‘That pulsory gridiron trivia before Thomas could was the greatest program, the greatest time. I finish the sentence or provide more details, but had such fun.’” the point had been made. Rick Thomas, chairman emeritus of the Board of Trustees, at a luncheon he hosted in his downtown office. Inset: Thomas It was all about in uniform from an October 1971 UT football program. football 14 ut journal A 1967 yearbook features a team photo with Armando Flores ’67 seated front and center.

Talk then turned to Ron Mikolajczyk ’72, an sportswriter Jack Murphy said at the time that offensive lineman and a fifth-round draft pick Solomon was “faster than anything that doesn’t by the Oakland Raiders. burn fuel.” “Every time I see him he says, ‘I owe you He finished 12th in the balloting for the my life,’” said Curci, head football coach at UT Heisman in 1974, an unusual feat for a player from 1968 to 1970. from a Div. II school. On Nov. 30 of that year, Mikolajczyk, he explained, had been playing Solomon scored the last points by the UT at Marshall University and had become unhappy football Spartans on a 20-yard touchdown run, Ron Mikolajczyk ’72 stands proud with his situation there. Curci had talked him which he punctuated by running in the two- in a yearbook photo showing part into transferring to UT to play with the Spartans point conversion in a 35-10 victory. of the 1970-71 football team. just before the plane crash that wiped out the McEwen, retired sports editor and whole Marshall team. columnist for the Tampa Tribune, commented “We were playing Vanderbilt that night, and that Solomon, a native of South Carolina [the Marshall team] had died about 7 o’clock was picked as outstanding athlete of the that night coming in to land at the airport. The state of South Carolina. whole game—I get chills now thinking about “He was actually picked as athlete of it—tears were coming down this kid’s face the the century,” Thomas qualified, noting that whole time. I said, ‘Mik, you want to sit?’ He it was no easy accomplishment, given the said, ‘No, coach, I wanna play. I’m playing for competition. my boys. I’m playing.’” “He beat out ‘Shoeless’ Joe Jackson for athlete of the century in South Carolina!” Fab and Tooz Talk inevitably turned to John Matuszak ’73, It wasn’t long before Freddie Solomon ’74 who had a reputation came up. “Fabulous Freddie,” a quarterback as one of the NFL’s at UT, was a second-round pick of the Miami toughest customers. Dolphins in 1975. He played 11 seasons as a But the hard-as-nails wide receiver in the NFL, mostly with the San Raiders defensive end Francisco 49ers catching touchdown passes whom teammates from Joe Montana. He played in three of the called “Tooz” was a team’s five Super Bowl victories, and shares a real-life tough guy place with Tino Martinez in the UT Athletic Hall long before his pro of Fame as Spartan athletes of the century. days, Curci said. Pete Elliott, then head coach of the Miami Matuszak, anoth- Hurricanes, flatly declared that Solomon was er member of the UT “the finest football player in the country.” Athletic Hall of Fame, football The late, legendary San Diego Union continued on page 16 fall 2007 15 Fran Curci (left) head coach in 1970 (inset) and Sam Bailey (right) coach in 1966 (inset), speak fondly of the athletes who played for them. name of the program was S.O.S.: Save Our Spartans, and it Spartan raised about $200,000 Football in two days. “We thought that Trivia would be enough to Q: Which two universities turn the tide, because in the state of Florida had Spartans $200,000 in those days was a lot of money,” the first overall pick in the continued from page 15 he said. NFL draft? won two Super Bowls with the Raiders, the first Hoover, the last team captain, remembered A: 1. Miami. Two first overall picks—Vinny coached by John Madden. Matuszak died sud- going before the Board of Trustees, who Testaverde (in 1987) and denly of a heart attack in 1989 at the age of 38. originally said the team would play one more Russell Maryland (in Someone chimed in a memory of Matuszak year. Hoover said he then called a team meeting 1991)—came from the working as a maitre d’ at Bern’s Steak House University of Miami. at which the players decided they wanted out 2. The University of during his Spartan years. The image brought a of a lame-duck program, and voted to tell Tampa. The late John roomful of laughter. the Board that, if they were going to drop the Matuszak ’73 was the Other names from Spartan football floated program, do it immediately. overall No. 1 pick of the 1973 draft, going to the Houston around the room in easy conversation: Leon Oilers. He played nine McQuay ’70, M.L. Harris ’78, Paul Orndorff ’72, The Best Experience seasons in the NFL, mostly Jim Del Gaizo ’69, Darryl Carlton ’75. with the Oakland Raiders. This day was for good times and happy Hoover piped up often as a font of facts memories of a remarkable era in University Q: What part did Matuszak about college and pro players and the NFL draft. and Tampa Bay area history, and recollections play in Steven Spielberg’s “Darryl Carlton was the first-round pick movie The Goonies? of coaches and players and their adventures of the Dolphins; Freddie [Solomon] was the A: Lotney “Sloth” Fratelli. quickly returned to the floor, along with the second-round pick,” Hoover reminded. Carlton, hearty laughter of men who love football Q: What players won he added, later played for the Tampa Bay the Heisman Trophy and and the indelible, brilliant mark it left on The later were head coaches in Buccaneers. University of Tampa. college football, and which In all, 16 UT players were either drafted (at Flores recollected his own introduction one coached for UT? least three in the first round) by NFL teams or to Spartan football, accepting a neighbor’s A: Pat Sullivan, Steve otherwise wound up as starters in the league, Spurrier and Frank Sinkwich. invitation to ride to each game in the standby Sinkwich coached at The an extraordinary number for a Div. II school ambulance that was required at every game, University of Tampa. with enrollment then of less than 2,000. just in case. It was a free ride, a free seat and a Hoover recalled the “two-approach of- Q: Who’s the only player view from the field, close to the action. to start in five professional fense,” with the usual lineup featuring Solomon “I was buddies with this guy,” the All- football leagues? at quarterback alternating with him moving out American tackle said, “and he asked me once, A: Offensive lineman Ron to wide receiver and Buddy Carter at quarter- ‘Ya wanna go?’ And I went once with him. And Mikolajczyk ’72 played in back, and credited Carter for the 21-0 lead the five leagues and started in it was the best experience I ever had.” every one: the NFL, World Spartans jumped out to win their 1972 Tanger- He was hooked, and wound up going to Football League, Canadian ine Bowl victory. every game. Football League, United States Football League and “I saw all The University of Tampa football Arena Football League. S.O.S. games from the fender of the ambulance. It The same year UT dropped football, Florida was the best.” Q: Where did Fran Curci play and coach college State and Miami considered doing the same. The memories and laughter continued well football? “It was a shock,” Thomas recalled of UT’s past the end of lunch hour, but these six figures A: Curci was a first-team 1975 decision to end the program. “They said in Spartan football history savored every second All-American quarterback something in a meeting about The University of and accomplished their mission: keeping UT at Miami in 1959 and head coach at UT (1968- Tampa dropping football. I thought they were football alive in memory for the ages. 70), Miami (1971-72) and joking.” “We should do it again,” said Bailey, former Kentucky (1973-81). UT Thomas joined with members of the Sword football coach from 1964-67. “I have that many and Shield to try to save the program. The more stories.” UT

16 ut journal Baseball Captures Second Straight National Title or the second time in as many seasons, to the team. While we did not score as many The University of Tampa baseball team runs, we made things interesting this season F turned a dominating season into an and still were able to reach our goal.” NCAA II national championship. Over the span, After registering a 7-2 victory over Colum- thomas kolbe Sports Information Director the Spartans have compiled a 107-16 overall bus State in the national championship game, E-mail:[email protected] record with a pair of Sunshine State Conference the Spartans were able to reflect on their season. and South Region crowns as well. The amazing “As the defending champions, teams were success of the program does not stop there, as definitely out to get us, and we saw the best UT had six players drafted this year in the Major each opponent had to give,” said Urso. “There League Baseball draft to raise the total of the were a couple of turning points throughout last two years to 11 selections. the season where I realized that this team was special and a legitimate contender.” Defending the Crown The South Region final against Florida “There UT was the last team to win back-to- Southern was one of those turning points. back baseball championships in 1992-93. After winning the first three games of the were a couple The Spartans did it again this year in a totally South Regional, the Spartans needed just one different fashion. After clubbing a school record victory over its rival to earn a spot in the NCAA of turning points 98 home runs in 2006 and shattering nearly II national championship series, while the every offensive school record, Tampa used Moccasins needed a pair of victories. throughout the the combination of “small ball” and consistent The first game of the day was totally domi- pitching to its advantage this season. nated by Florida Southern, who took a 7-0 vic- season where I “We lost a lot of big bats from 2006,” said tory to force a second game that was a “winner head coach Joe Urso. “We took a different take all.” With the momentum of a shutout realized that this approach this season and added a lot of speed continued on page 18 team was special and a legitimate contender.” —Head UT Baseball Coach Joe Urso

The Spartans enjoy the adrenaline rush of victory.

fall 2007 17 Baseball seemed like the entire team was hitting the ball continued from page 17 great, and the pitchers were outstanding. It was victory swinging the favor to Florida Southern, a total team effort where everyone shined and Tampa was in an unfamiliar position. Coach played a role in the success.” Urso had an hour to convince his team that it The championship contest between Tampa were still in the driver’s seat to win the regional. and Columbus State was called a tremendous “That was a tough loss, and we were matchup by the Montgomery faithful and ob- definitely scrambling between games,” said servers of the championship series. The Cou- Urso. “I knew we had to bring our best game to gars had also marched through the finals with Gerry Lucey advance, so I decided to make a bold move to relative ease, while winning three games by a Soccer help the team.” total combined score of 25-10. “We knew it would be a close, competi- Brings Bold Moves tive game from Columbus State,” said Urso. Lucey Back The decision to start Jonathan Holt could “After all, they had been to the series before The University of Tampa definitely be described as a bold move, as the and brought a great combination of hitting and has announced that Gerry pitching along with tremendous depth. For that Lucey will replace former team’s closer entered the game with a total of coach Bobby Johnston zero starts on the season, coupled with the fact reason, we decided to go with our go-to pitcher as head women’s soccer that his longest outing of the year was three to combat their strengths.” coach. Johnston has innings. Holt entered the contest with his work Getting the call was Holt, who Urso decided accepted an assistant to use as his starting pitcher. With a rested coaching position at his cut out for him. Though the star pitcher went alma mater, James Madison just four innings, he set the stage for a Spartan pitching staff, the Spartans had the luxury of University. victory, and the experience gave him the neces- using anyone for the final game. Holt obviously “We are pleased had different plans, as he ended up surpassing to announce the hiring sary confidence to do the same thing on a big- of Gerry Lucey for this ger stage at a later date. his previous high of four innings pitched in the position,” says Athletic After nine innings of play, the score was regional final. Director Larry Marfise. deadlocked at 5-5 between the fierce SSC rivals. “Gerry knows our program Clutch Performances and brings a great track A mistake by the Moccasins in the top of the record of success at the 10th proved to be the difference. After Char- Early in the game, Columbus State lived collegiate level.” lie Raley was walked, and Chris Rosenbaum up to its billing as it took the initial lead in the Lucey, formerly the head coach at West Chester was hit with a pitch, sophomore slugger Jose contest with a third inning run. The Spartans University in Pennsylvania, Jimenez stepped to the plate with the opportu- quickly answered with a pair of fourth inning was an assistant at UT for nity to make a huge splash. Jimenez proceeded runs that seemed to shatter the confidence of Johnston from 2004-06. While at Tampa, his to break the hearts of the Moccasin faithful as the Cougars. Another run in the sixth gave UT team reached the round he clubbed a mammoth three-run homer over a 3-1 lead as it tacked on another in the eighth of 16 at the NCAA Div. II the rightfield wall to give the Spartans an 8-5 inning to take a three-run advantage. Championships in 2004 The top of the ninth inning gave UT tre- and 2005; captured the triumph. Sunshine State Conference “It was an extremely close game, but our mendous insurance as Junior Mejia and Troy regular-season crown in guys never stopped believing in themselves and Ferguson led off the inning with solo home 2005; and won the league’s this team,” says Urso. “With our backs against runs. A Roberto Mena single drove in the third tournament title in 2004. “I am delighted to get the wall, this team proved that they are winners run of the inning as Tampa took a commanding back to Tampa to work at and will not settle for anything but winning.” 7-1 lead to the bottom of the ninth. such a fine institution,” says The victory seemed to light a fire under the Throughout the scoring, one thing stayed Lucey. “It has always been a dream of mine to hold this Spartans, as they continued on to the NCAA II the same for the Spartans. Holt threw the position at The University championships to win the next four games by complete game, allowing just six hits and one of Tampa. I look forward to a combined score of 37-10. The Spartans beat earned run in nine innings of work. He struck getting started and cannot out eight batters while walking none in perhaps wait for the season to roll seventh-ranked Cal State-Los Angeles in a 13-5 around.” UT opening round victory. the greatest single game pitching performance They moved a step closer after a 9-2 win in UT history. over Nebraska-Omaha and earned a repeat spot “A series of clutch performances by several in the national championship game following guys helped us win that game,” said Urso. “Ob- an 8-1 win over Southern Indiana. viously, Jonathan (Holt) was amazing, but ev- “Our guys definitely brought their hitting eryone who played did the right things to lead sticks to the championships,” said Urso. “It us to victory.” UT

18 ut journal Remarkable Year for Spartan Athletic Teams ighlighted by two national champion- Tars when they were ranked fifth and 18th in ships, University of Tampa athletic the nation respectively. The Spartans also re- H teams also captured three Sunshine corded impressive victories over West Florida, State Conference regular season champion- Nova Southeastern, Florida Southern and Lynn. ships, two SSC tournament titles and competed UT finished the year at 15-14 as it fell to Nova in nine NCAA tournaments. Following is a Southeastern in the opening round of the SSC team-by-team recap for the 2006-07 season. tournament. Baseball Women’s Basketball

A 53-10 season culminated with UT’s sec- The Spartans enjoyed another outstand- Alexa Kane (left) and Lindsay Taylor ond consecutive NCAA II national championship ing season as they became the first team in (right) celebrate UT’s Sunshine State Conference women’s basketball as the Spartans became the first team since program history to enjoy back-to-back 20-win tournament championship. 1993 to repeat as champions. After defeating seasons after going 23-8. Tampa also won their Florida Southern in the NCAA South Regional, second straight SSC tournament champion- the Spartans rolled through the championships, ship and advanced to the NCAA South Regional winning all four games by a combined score of again, marking firsts in program history. UT 37-10. Tampa made history after a 7-2 victory went 13-2 over the final 15 games of the sea- over Columbus State in the title game, and then son, highlighted by a pair of victories over both Tampa in accomplished a new feat as a record six Spar- Rollins and Florida Tech. After defeating Nova Directors’ tans were chosen in the MLB Draft. Southeastern and Florida Tech in the SSC tour- Cup Top 20 ney, UT took the championship after handing Men’s Basketball After capturing two Rollins a 68-66 overtime loss in the final. A roller coaster 2006-07 season for the NCAA II championships and making nine postseason Spartans included a number of highs and lows. Cross Country appearances, The University Tampa handed SSC champion Rollins College Both the UT men and women advanced to of Tampa has placed 19th in two of its three league losses, defeating the the NCAA tournament, with the women placing the final Sports Academy Directors’ Cup standings. continued on page 21 This marks the first time in UT history that the program has placed in the top 20 in consecutive seasons after sports to do ut.edu finishing 20th last year. calendar of events With 459 points, the Spartans were second The following schedules are for home games only.@@ For more information, call the Athletic Office at (813) 253-6240. UT faculty, staff and students free with ID. General public admission $5/adults, $3/ among Sunshine State senior citizens, college-age students and children. *Indicates Sunshine State Conference game. Conference schools. While Soccer Sat., Oct. 13 Tues., Oct. 2 receiving 100 points apiece Men’s (M) and women’s (W) games are Florida Southern (M) 5 p.m.* Saint Leo 7 p.m.* in volleyball and baseball, played at Art and Polly Pepin Stadium. Tampa also had 83 in Covenant (W) 7 p.m. Sat., Oct. 6 women’s soccer. Women’s Sat., Sept. 29 Tues., Oct. 16 Nova Southeastern 8 p.m.* swimming earned 54 points, Lynn (W) 5 p.m.* St. Thomas (M) 4 p.m. Sun., Oct. 7 as men’s swimming and Sat., Sept. 29 Saint Leo (W) 7 p.m.* Lynn 4 p.m.* Lynn (M) 7:30 p.m.* women’s cross country Fri., Oct. 19 Fri., Oct. 12 each contributed 36. A Thurs., Oct. 4 Barry (W) 5 p.m.* Barry 7 p.m.* second-straight NCAA Palm Beach Atlantic (W) 7 p.m. Barry (M) 7:30 p.m.* Fri., Oct. 19 appearance in women’s Wed., Oct. 10 Volleyball North Alabama 7 p.m. basketball and first-ever Saint Leo (M) 7 p.m.* Games played at the Bob Martinez women’s tennis NCAA berth Sports Center. Sat., Oct. 20 also earned the Spartans Thurs., Oct. 11 Montevallo 5 p.m. Florida Southern (W) 7 p.m.* Sat., Sept. 22 25 points apiece in the Florida Southern 4 p.m.* Wed., Oct. 24 respective sports. Wed., Sept. 26 Rollins 7 p.m.* Complete final standings, Flagler 7 p.m. Fri., Oct. 26 including the scoring Florida Tech 7 p.m.* structure, may be found at http://nacda.cstv.com/. UT A complete listing of University events Sat., Nov. 3 can be found at www.ut.edu. Eckerd 4 p.m.*

fall 2007 19 Record Number of Spartans Selected in MLB Draft niversity of Tampa baseball players hits while holding opponents to a .179 batting Jonathan Holt, Scott Leffler, Craig average. While recording 79 strikeouts, he U Corrado, Roberto Mena, Ryan walked just four batters. Kennedy and Johnny Williams were all selected Scott Leffler in the 2007 Major League Baseball draft. The Leffler, a right-handed pitcher from St. six selections top last season’s five as the most Petersburg, FL, recorded a 4-0 record as a in school history. Chris Rosenbaum became the reliever in his first full season as a pitcher after seventh Spartan this season to be recognized converting from catcher. He registered a 4.00 by the professional ranks as he signed a free ERA with 28 strikeouts in 27 innings pitched. agent contract. Leffler was the first Spartan taken off the Craig Corrado board in day two as he was chosen by the Corrado, an outfielder from Tampa, led UT Toronto Blue Jays in the eighth round with pick with a .420 batting average this season and set number 265. Corrado was then selected by the a single-season school record with 113 hits. He Houston Astros in round 14 at pick 441. Mena also had 10 home runs and 63 RBI while start- and Kennedy were each taken in the 19th round ing all 63 games for the Spartans. Tampa’s lone with Mena heading to the Seattle Mariners first-team All-American, Corrado also led the at pick 585, and Kennedy to the Los Angeles team with 25 doubles and 73 runs scored. Angels at number 598. Roberto Mena Jonathan holt Mena, a shortstop from Rio Grande, Puerto Holt, a pitcher from Leesburg, FL, was Rico, hit .341 while starting all 63 games at recently named the Most Outstanding Player short. His 14 home runs tied a team high as he at the 2007 NCAA II Baseball Championships. drove in a team high 65 runs. This season, Holt compiled an overall record of Ryan Kennedy 4-2 with a team-best 1.64 ERA. Holt pitched a Kennedy, a second baseman from Braden- total of 66 innings this season, allowing just 42 Jonathan Holt ton, FL, hit .387 with 13 homers and 63 RBI. He also started all 63 games and led the team with a .485 on-base percentage. He also had a .976 fielding percentage at second. Johnny Williams Williams, a native of Tampa and graduate of Plant High School, finished the 2007 season with a 6-1 record. He posted a 5.54 ERA in 52 innings pitched. He also recorded 43 strikeouts. In his last outing, against Southern Indiana in the NCAA II semifinal, he threw a perfect eighth Scott Leffler Roberto Mena Johnny Williams inning to help the Spartans advance to the national championship game and the team’s second straight title. Chris Rosenbaum Rosenbaum, who drove in the game-win- ning run in a 10-inning thriller for the 2006 national championship, started 55 of 56 games as a senior while hitting .341. He also recorded two home runs with 44 RBI. His .988 fielding percentage was also tops on the team while he

Craig Corrado Ryan Kennedy Chris Rosenbaum was second with 383 putouts. UT

20 ut journal Remarkable Year Softball continued from page 19 A 29-20 season was a 10-game turnaround second in the NCAA Regional and men fifth. The from a year ago as the Spartans rebounded women qualified for the NCAA II Finals, where from a 3-7 start to win a school record 13 con- they placed 19th in the nation. The women won secutive games. Tampa also enjoyed a three- two meets during the regular season, trumping game sweep of 16th-ranked Barry and topped the competition at the USF Relays and the Pre- second-ranked Florida Southern. The Spartans Nationals as the men also won the USF Relays. tied for fifth in the SSC, remaining in contention Notable Division I teams that UT defeated were throughout the season in a tight race for the title. South Florida, Florida Atlantic, Central Florida, Swimming North Florida, Jacksonville, Miami, Stetson and Both the men’s Florida A&M. and women’s teams Golf were represented The Spartans enjoyed a top performance at once again in the the SSC Championships, placing fourth overall national top 25. The after remaining in contention for the top spot men’s team finished throughout the tourney. Tampa opened the at 19th in the nation season with a fourth place performance at the as the women were Webber Invitational and placed eighth at the 12th at the NCAA II Spartan Invitational, which was hosted by UT at Championships. In Rogers Park. the final www.colleg- Rowing eswimming.com poll, The women’s soccer team poses the women were 12th and the men 16th. Fresh- with the Sunshine state Conference Tampa was the lone school from the tournament championship trophy state of Florida to medal at the historic Dad man Jessie Bardin captured an NCAA II national following a victory over Saint Leo. Vail Regatta, earning a medal in the Women’s championship in the 200 Free and was twice Varsity Pair. The Spartans also placed first named National Swimmer of the Week. The overall at the Head of the South race in Spartan men defeated Division I Florida Atlan- Augusta, GA, finished fourth at the SSC meet. tic for the first time in program history as both On the season, UT competed in 10 races. teams won the Sunshine State meet. Men’s Soccer Tennis With a team comprised primarily of new- At 15-10, the Spartans recorded the most comers, UT came together at the end of the sea- wins since 1993 and were chosen for the pro- son as it was unbeaten in its final four matches. gram’s first NCAA tournament. Sporting one of The Spartans finished 8-9-1 and saw their sea- the nation’s toughest schedules and competing son end following penalty kicks against Florida in the premier NCAA II conference, the Spartans Tech in the SSC tournament. Tampa kicked played 12 nationally ranked opponents, defeat- off the season with a 5-2 victory over eighth- ing two of them. Tampa also finished sixth in ranked Clayton State in a match where UT’s the SSC, ahead of Saint Leo, Eckerd and Florida entire starting lineup included underclassmen. Tech. Women’s Soccer Volleyball In just its ninth season of play, the Spartan A magical 2006 season included the women’s soccer team continued to build tra- program’s first national championship as the dition as it advanced to the NCAA Final Four Spartans had a nearly perfect 35-1 overall re- for the first time in program history. A record- cord. Tampa won their final 18 matches of the breaking 18-3-1 season included the school’s season, breezing through the NCAA South Re- first NCAA South Regional and Quarterfinal gional and topping No. 25 Dowling, No. 2 Min- championships. UT finished the season with nesota-Duluth and No. 6 North Alabama in the a school record ranking of third in the nation. NCAA Finals to capture the title. The memora- Tampa dominated its opponents throughout the ble season included a SSC record attendance of season, registering 72 goals while allowing just 1,145 fans for the match against Florida South- 14. The Spartans also captured both the SSC ern and a string of 17 consecutive victories to regular season and tournament championships. begin the season. UT

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22 ut journal ’40 ’71 ’84 ‘91 Wilmot Paxton had a ride Howie Thompson has Michael Oppenheim, MBA DawnMarin (Allen) on a B-25 at MacDill Air completed his third book ’87, has been appointed Dell graduated from the ’94 Force Base in Tampa for titled OverTime…a Story of to the National Automatic California Western School Stacie (Taylor) Kenney his 90th birthday. He is a Basketball, Love Lost and Merchandising Association of Law in 2002 and is a and her husband, Rich, retired air force colonel Found, and Redemption. Board of Directors. He member of the California welcomed their new baby, and has not boarded a Howie is living, teaching, is currently employed as Bar. Dell received a Sienna Theresa, on Feb. B-25 since World War II. and writing in North executive vice president of Master’s Degree in Library 6. Their older child, Dylan He enjoyed his birthday Carolina. He can be ARAMARK’s Refreshment and Information Studies Taylor, is 3. The family present very much and reached through his Service Business. He lives in 2005 from Florida State resides in Wisconsin. it brought back many Web site at www.howie in Downington, PA. University in Tallahassee, E-mail: staciekenney@ memories. Wilmot lives on thompsononline.com. FL, and works there as a hotmail.com Merritt Island, FL. Ann Holmes recently law librarian. Donald MacCuish and his opened a new mortgage E-mail: [email protected] ’72 company in South Tampa. wife, Amy, welcomed their ’62 Peter Scaglione received Truth in Lending LLC offers Cindy (Alvear) Mull was baby, Evan Thomas, born Richard “Dick” Wilhour a Pro Bono Award from a full line of residential admitted as a shareholder on March 16 at Fort Polk, and his wife, Jane, the Hillsborough County and commercial lending of Kirkland, Russ, Murphy LA. The family will move celebrated 60 years of Bar Association. He and products and hopes to & Tapp P.A. She lives in to Leavenworth, KS, this marriage on April 5 at a his wife, Belinda, live in restore integrity to the real Tampa. summer. family dinner. They have Tampa. estate lending industry. E-mail: Lance Reich has joined a son, Rick, of Tampa; a E-mail: E-mail: [email protected] the law firm of Woodcock daughter, Debra Skandera, [email protected] [email protected] of Palm Harbor; and Washburn LLP in Atlanta a grandson, Richard as a partner. He specializes ’95 Skandera. Richard and ’74 ’86 in complex patent Miguel Betes is a Jane live in Clearwater. Ralph D. Klein has Michael Morse and his prosecution and litigation. managing director of the relocated to the Columbus, wife, Khadeeja (Sherrell) Central Parking System of OH, area where he and ’88, announced that their Spain. He lives in Madrid. his wife Nancy recently daughter Chalisse was ’93 E-mail: th celebrated their 19 accepted at The University Jason Fernandez recently [email protected] wedding anniversary. of Tampa and will start as opened Malio’s Prime, a freshman in the fall. a new restaurant in downtown Tampa. The ‘96 ’78 E-mail: Dan Shock was promoted [email protected] waterfront restaurant is Nancy (Cummings) located directly across the to vice president at Krayer retired from the river from UT’s campus. Power Design Inc. in St. police force and has started ’89 Petersburg. a new career acting in Roger Herres retired from Brook Nelson is an E-mail: commercials, films and the US Army after 26 years assistant professor of [email protected] television. She lives in of service. His last military science and a Longwood, FL, with her assignment was the deputy battalion executive officer ’97 husband, Ronald. with Colorado State manager for unmanned Dr. Bascom Bradshaw E-mail: University Army ROTC. He aerial vehicles at MacDill was selected as the 2007 Douglas “Doug” Humphrey [email protected] lives in Fort Collins, CO. Air Force Base. He is Army Aerospace Medicine E-mail: brook.nelson@us. relocating to Fort Bragg, Specialist of the Year. army.mil ’63 NC. The award is presented E-mail: [email protected] Douglas “Doug” Kristyn (Schmid) each year to the physician Humphrey has Trudgeon lives in residency trained in been promoted from Donna (Lee) Thomas was Melbourne, Australia, and aerospace medicine associate to principal appointed dean of student will be relocating to New who has made the most of Lee & Associates–LA affairs of Rollins College, York City in October. significant contribution to North/Ventura Inc. He effective June 1. Donna served as a director of mul- Army Aviation Medicine. specializes in the sale Bradshaw is scheduled of office, industrial and ticultural affairs from 2001 to 2006 and as an interim to serve in Doha, Qatar, retail properties and has in September to serve as successfully negotiated dean from June 2006. E-mail: [email protected] director of health services more than $800 million at Camp As Asayliyah. in sales. He lives in Calabasas, CA. ’90 Kristy (Strickland) Byrd ’98 Robert F. Cobb joined ’64 Nancy (Cummings) Krayer relocated from Tampa to Richmond, VA, this First Citrus Bank as vice Frank Munoff is married president in the Commer- to Isobel. They have two summer. She received a ’79 full-time faculty position at cial Loan Department at children attending college, the Bank’s Brandon Office. Danny Petraitis has Virginia Commonwealth a daughter, Margaret, and He previously served as returned to High Five University. a son, Gavin. The family assistant vice president/ E-mail: klbyrd@tampabay. lives in Queensbury, NY. Entertainment in Nashville commercial relationship rr.com as a production and manager at Florida Capital development executive. Husein Rehmanji Bank in Tampa. Robert and ’65 Danny played an integral relocated to London in his wife, Lacey, have two Artiste Parsons retired role in the presentation 1996 and works for the children: Anthony, 3, and after 42 years as a music of ground breaking music government of the United Isabella, 16 months. teacher. Parsons’ career television events while Kingdom. He is married included stints at East working at High Five in the Aimee Francoeur earned and has two children. Zephyrills Elementary, early ’90s and is excited the Certified Financial E-mail: husein.rehmanji@ Zephyrhills Junior High and about his return. Sienna Theresa Kenney Planner Certification in July. more than 30 years at West homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk Zephyrhills Elementary. continued on page 24

fall 2007 23 from Saginaw Valley State Phillip Harris is an embassy. Perez is a law University in Saginaw, MI. assistant public defender ’05 student at the University of E-mail: [email protected] at the Hillsborough County Caryn (Duerr) Bunch New Mexico. Public Defender’s Office. He married Patrick Bunch Lisa (Chojnacki) Williams received his Juris Doctorate on Nov. 30 on the beach Laura Simon, MBA is married to Steven Degree from Stetson in Cape Canaveral. The has been promoted to Williams and has two University College of Law couple resides in Port Saint executive vice president children—Sabrina, born in May. John, FL. and profit center leader of in December 2005 and E-mail: E-mail: The Lawyer Protector Plan, Steven, born in February one of the programs which [email protected] [email protected] 2007. Lisa is a biology comprise Brown & Brown’s teacher at Florida Virtual Michael Sowerby is Sean Miles is a teacher Protection Plans. She lives School. She also received engaged to Kristy Marie at Booker T. Washington in Brandon, FL. a Master’s Degree in Seigfried. The wedding Elementary School in Education. Lisa and her is set for November of Tampa. He recently ’06 family live in Largo, FL. this year. He resides in organized a school spelling Aimee Francoeur Kim Morgan took on a Zephyrhills, FL. bee that held its finals Aimee is Chief Operating outside for the first time at lead role in the play Smut, Officer for the Southern ’02 Amanda (Alsobrook) the Historic Central Avenue the Travails of a Virtuous Division of AXA Advisors Charles F. Scherer is Wink and Chris Wink cel- Festival in the Park. Woman at the GableStage LLC. employed by the State ebrated the birth of their Theater in Coral Gables, FL of Florida and has been third child, Chesnee Caye, Paco Perez ran with the this summer. Jason and Lisa (Barber) promoted to District State in January. She joins her bulls in Pamplona this is Jajack welcomed their Investigator Supervisor for brother, Christopher, 8, and summer while interning Denise (Marrotte) Reed enrolled in UT’s Master of daughter, Ainsley Grace, on Child Protective Investiga- sister, Camryn, 4. They re- with the Department of Art in Teaching Program. Aug. 31. Prior to the birth tions in the Gulf-Atlantic side in Riverview, FL. State in Lisbon, Portugal. Lisa and her son, Evan, region. He relocated back He said the running Denise works for the Pasco were photographed for the to Tampa in June. practice came in handy, County School District. She book Spirit of Motherhood. ’04 as he won a race against lives in Tampa. Jason took command of the Imke Vogt married Karsten David Cohn was awarded the military guards at the E-mail: dreed792@ US Disciplinary Baracks at Kuskop-Schulze on Sept. a full scholarship to pursue tampabay.rr.com Ft. Leavenworth, KS. 30. 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24 ut journal Alumni and Parents to do ut.edu calendar of events @ All events are free unless otherwise noted. Meeting of october Friday, Oct. 19-Sunday, Oct. 21 Wednesday, Nov. 21 Homecoming and Reunions MBAA Leadership Meeting the Minds! Friday, Oct. 5-Saturday, Oct. 6 (See pages 30-31.) Sykes College of Business Moms and dads, mark Family Weekend your calendars for the Friday, Oct. 19 Room 150 Visit www.ut.edu/family for Parents Association Annual NAA Board Annual Meeting 5:15 p.m. registration information and Meeting to be held on Riverside Center Thursday, Nov. 29 a complete schedule of Friday, Oct. 5, during Family Alumni Conference Room Board of Fellows, Board of events. Weekend. Come learn about 3 p.m. Counselors and Tampa Alpha Friday, Oct. 5 the exciting happenings at Alumni Chapter Networking Night Parents’ Association Wednesday, Oct. 23 UT, and meet other Spartan Location TBA Annual Meeting MBAA Leadership Meeting parents. To get involved in 5:30 p.m. Vaughn Center Sykes College of Business the Parents Association, or Reeves Theater Room 150 december to get more information, 3 p.m. 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 5 e-mail [email protected]. Thursday, Oct. 18 november UT Parent Night at the UT Tampa Alpha Alumni Thursday, Nov. 15 Victorian Christmas Stroll Chapter Meeting Tampa Alpha Alumni Plant Hall Riverside Center, Chapter Meeting Henry B. Plant Museum Alumni Conference Room Riverside Center 5 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Alumni Conference Room 6:30 p.m. A complete listing of University events can be found at www.ut.edu.

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fall 2007 25 Tampa Alpha Tees Off More than 75 golfers turned out on April 13 for the 15th annual Tampa Alpha golf tournament. This year’s tournament was held at the Bay Palms Golf Course at MacDill Air Force Base and was chaired by Sheri Huelster ’04. The foursome of Rod Cooper ’81, Mike McDonald MBA ’86, Steve Queen, and Brian Vokaw came in first, but the real winners were the UT students who benefit from this annual fundraiser for the UT Scholarship Fund. For information on sponsoring next year’s tournament, which will be held on April 11, contact Wayne Borden at [email protected].

Outgoing Tampa Alpha president Carol Tortarelli ’02 and incoming Tampa Alpha president Wayne Borden ’78 pause for a picture during the Tampa Alpha Golf Tournament.

UT students Margaret Chambers and Lee Hedlund (front left and right) joined New York area alumni to network while at home for their summer break in May. As an added bonus, Lee and Margaret (who met at UT their freshman year) brought their moms, Ann Chambers and Joan Hedlund (back left and right) along to meet each other for the first time!

Sylvia D’Aloi ’59, Rosemary Singing in the Rain Leathers ’58 and Joan Gonzalez ’57 (from left) share a laugh at in New York the Ladies of the ’50s Luncheon. Lovely Ladies of the ’50s The Ladies of the ’50s held their annual Alumni, parents and friends didn’t let Femme Fatales of the Fabulous Fifties Luncheon a rainstorm stop them from gathering on on March 16 on the ninth floor of the Vaughn New York City’s Upper West Side to mingle, Center. They have already set a date for next exchange stories and reminisce about their year, and look forward to seeing everyone years at UT on June 14. UT again this spring on Friday, March 14.

26 ut journal Spartans Go for Gold The class of 1957 was officially inducted into the Golden Spartan Society on March 22. More than 100 Golden Spartan Society members were in attendance to welcome this year’s class and to congratulate them on their 50 year anniversary. The next Golden Spartan reunion luncheon will be held on Friday, Oct. 20, during Homecoming. Exploring in New England New England area Spartans worked together to solve an ancient Egyptian mystery at TOMB on June 8. It took a lot of teamwork and networking… but all explorers made it out alive! Afterward, alumni, parents and friends enjoyed a casual dinner and drinks to celebrate their victory.

Alumni explorers in New England worked together to solve the Egyptian mystery at TOMB. Deforest Levoy ’52, Robert Brorein ’51 and Bill Stalnaker ’53 (from left) enjoy themselves at a Golden Spartans Luncheon honoring the class of 1957.

South Florida Takes a Are You Tour of Bodies Getting On Feb. 24, the South Florida Alumni Duped? Chapter was treated to an exclusive tour of “BODIES…The Exhibition” by Dr. Jennifer Please, help us cut Wortham ’95. Wortham provided unique insight down on mailing costs. If into this fascinating exhibit during a reception your household is receiving more than one copy of before guiding the group on its tour. UT the Journal, send us the inkjetted address area from the back cover. We will review our records and correct any duplication. Send your back cover to The University of Tampa, Office of Alumni Relations, Box H, 401 W. Kennedy Blvd., Tampa, FL 33606-1490. You also may let us know you are receiving duplicate copies via e-mail at [email protected]. UT

Sara Butterworth ’04, Elizabeth Smith ’04, Adam Nardelli ’05 and Brittany Gonzales ’05 (from left) reconnect before their guided tour of “BODIES…the Exhibition” in Miami.

fall 2007 27 Beloved Teacher, Oldest Alumna Dies eloved teacher Lillian Symmes ’51 died In this March at 101. The namesake of B Lillian Symmes Elementary School in Memoriam Riverview taught in the area for 30 years and ALUMNI was considered the oldest living alumna of The ’39 Buford “Bud” Lindsay University of Tampa. ’39 Blanche McMullen Shannon Born June 24, 1905, in Havana, FL, Symmes ’40 Robert H. Kasriel started teaching in a one-room schoolhouse in UT ’40 Stephen J. Krist Wakulla County at the age of 18. After marrying ’42 Lee Duncan ’43 Joe Fonte Fred Symmes, she took one year off from ’47 George A. Elliston teaching, only to return to the profession in ’50 Lucille Grant Riverview in 1928. After taking summer classes, ’51 Dorothy F. Bachman she received her degree in education from The ’51 Lillian Symmes ’52 Allen Coleman University of Tampa. ’54 Tony Provenzano Symmes is survived by her son, Lewis F. ’57 Silvio Alvarez Jr. Symmes; a grandson; a great-granddaughter ’60 Theodore K. Northrup Lillian Symmes celebrates the opening of the school named for her in and several nieces and nephews. UT 2001. ’61 Ruth N. Alfieri ’61 William J. Hojnacki ’61 Robert L. Stookey ’65 Bernard P. Alicki ’67 Bruce McClenahan NAA Call for Nominations ’71 Peter A. Cresta ’73 Robert Walloga Do you have friends or classmates who have younger. Nominees for the Young Alumnus Award ’75 Lonnie A. Tingle an outstanding record of service to UT? If so, should have great achievements in their careers ’75 Peter E. Winston let them know that their efforts are appreciated or communities. ’76 Anne Harper Brewer by nominating them for one of the University’s The Alumni Achievement Award is presented National Alumni Association (NAA) awards. ’76 Hubert Rutland III to graduates with outstanding records of The NAA is now accepting nominations for four professional or civic achievements (past or ’77 Brian G. DeRaps special awards: current involvement with UT is not a factor), and ’77 Martina “Marti” Gonzalez The Esse Quam Videri Award is the highest the Service and Recognition Award is reserved ’77 Joan F. Palma award that a UT graduate can receive, recognizing for non-alumni who have greatly supported the ’77 Randy Ruditz outstanding service to the University or to University and the NAA. ’81 Lowell Herr-Necker the NAA. Nominees should have significant These awards are presented during UT’s ’92 S. Christopher Jordan achievements in their careers and in their commencement exercises. Nomination forms can ’95 Erin Michael Bosworth communities. The Young Alumnus Award also be found online on the UT alumni Web site at recognizes outstanding service to the University http://alumni.ut.edu or by contacting the Office of students and the NAA, but is reserved for alumni age 35 and Alumni and Parent Relations at [email protected]. UT ’08 Nicholas C. Kopplin ’10 Samantha MacQuilliam University Bookstore UT Comes to YOU! is Online

Visit the University Bookstore at utampa.bkstore. Getting Down in the District com for all of your Spartan gear. Plus, since the Plans are in the works for a UT visit to our nation’s capitol this Campus Store is a part of the Barnes & Noble family, you get fall. To get involved with Washington, DC, area alumni, contact tremendous deals on software, Abebi Wolfe ’98 at [email protected]. books and magazines. Contact Mike Comiskey, Campus Store manager, at Return to the Land of Peaches (813) 253-6230 for more information. UT If you live in the greater Atlanta area, be on the lookout for an invitation to a fall event. Details on the upcoming event can be found at alumni.ut.edu. To get involved with the Atlanta alumni chapter, contact Robyn Wesley ’98 at [email protected]. UT

28 ut journal Rat Hole Gang Reunites John Clements ’48, Paul Straub ’50, Bob Bowen ’41, and Stanley Moore ’42 recently got together at Valencia Gardens in Tampa for an impromptu reunion of the Rat Hole Gang. The group enjoyed catching up and reliving their glory days of football at UT. The “gang” has held periodic reunions in the past but has not been able to gather the last few years. The Rat Hole Gang members played football at UT between 1933 and 1950. The group got their name because their dormitory at the time was frequented by river rats. Playin’ Ball in Chicago Chicago area alumni, parents and friends got together in Chicago to watch the White Sox on May 11. The group braved an unseasonably cold evening to reconnect with fellow Spartans and cheer the White Sox to victory. UT Brian Davies, Angie Lorandos ’96, Joe Wessel ’95 and Nolan Shaeer MBA ’02 (from left) pause for a picture while trying to stay warm at the Chicago White Sox game. regional alumni events

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friday, oct. 19 saturday, oct. 20 11:30 a.m. 7 a.m. Registration/8 a.m. Start Golden Spartan Reunion Luncheon Spartan 5K Run Plant Hall Bob Martinez Sports Center Fletcher Lounge $25 per person/$20 for alumni/$15 for students Free and exclusively for the classes of ’34-’57 Visit www.spartan5k.com 3-4:30 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Social/11:30 a.m. Lunch National Alumni Association Annual Decade of the ’50s Open House Meeting Vaughn Center host Riverside Center Crescent Club hotel Alumni Conference Room R.S.V.P. required. Hyatt Regency 5-7 p.m. $20 per person (includes $2 Annual Fund contribution.) Tampa President’s Reception 11 a.m. Plant Hall Art Brunch 211 N. Tampa St. East Verandah R.K. Bailey Art Studios (813) 225-1234 or President Vaughn hosts hors d’ oeuvres and cocktails. Dine with the artsy crowd! (888) 591-1234 R.S.V.P. required. R.S.V.P. required. 7:30 p.m. $8 per person. $109/night + taxes Soccer Game: Spartans vs. Barry Buccaneers Contact [email protected]. Friday, Oct. 19– Art and Polly Pepin Stadium Noon-1:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. $5 per person at the gate Classes of ’02, ’97 and ’82 Reunion Luncheon Reserve room by 8-10 p.m. Plant Hall Music Room Oct. 1. Late Night in the Rat Plant Hall $15 per person Rathskellar R.S.V.P. required. Swap stories and enjoy discount drinks. 1-2:30 p.m. Minaret Climb Plant Hall Fourth Floor h o m e c o m i n g i n f o r m a t i o n 2-3 p.m. Walking Campus Tour Get it all Online at alumni.ut.edu Plant Hall Lobby e sure to check the new alumni Web site for updates 7-11 p.m. B and more detailed information on homecoming events. Monte Carlo Auction and Casino Night The new site enables alumni to register and pay for events, Vaughn Center so save some time this year and register for Homecoming and Crescent Club Reunions 2007 online. For those of you who cannot make it to R.S.V.P. required. Homecoming, be sure to check the event listing on the site to $50 per person see if UT is coming to you this year. UT Buffet dinner, cocktails and gaming.

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Mail to Office of Alumni and Parent Relations • Box H • The University of Tampa • 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33606-1490 or FAX to (813) 258-7798 (Please Print) Alumnus name Maiden name Class year Address City State Zip Home phone ( ) Work phone ( ) Fax ( ) E-mail address Guest(s)

credit card information n Visa n MasterCard Exp.Date (mo./yr.) Name as it appears on credit card Signature as it appears Account # on credit card (required)

Event Cost Per Person No. Attending Total Cost Golden Spartan Reunion Luncheon FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 National Alumni Association Annual Meeting FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 President’s Reception FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0 Late Night in the Rat FREE $0 Spartan 5K Run $25/$20 for alumni/$15 for students $ Decade of the ’50s Open House $20 (includes $2 donation to UT) $ Classes of ’82, ’97, ’02, Reunion Luncheon $15 $ Minaret Climb FREE $0 Walking Campus Tour FREE $0 Monte Carlo Auction and Casino Night $50 donation $ I need my National Alumni Association Card. n Yes n No Return your registration total amount enclosed $ and payment by friday, Oct. 5. (make checks payable to the university of tampa) note:There are NO tickets for Homecoming events. The names of all confirmed/paid attendees will be at the door for events to which they R.S.V.P.

fall 2007 31 Tax-free to Taxed Twice Leaving Behind a Retirement Account

ith the increasing uncertainty of If you feel it is important to support both a the social security system and the loved one and The University of Tampa, there is W future of benefit payments in yet another option available to you. Upon your doubt for millions of retirees, more and more death, it is possible to use the retirement assets brian overcast Planned Giving Officer people have been focusing their financial plan- you leave to the University as a way to fund a E-mail: [email protected] ning around qualified retirement plans. Retire- charitable trust that will pay a beneficiary—such ment plans are varied in name and structure— as a son or daughter—an annuity for life. Many 401(k), 403(b), IRA—but they operate essentially years later, after the death of that beneficiary, the same way. There are no taxes due on funds the remaining principal will be used to support that are contributed to a qualified plan and no UT programs and services. taxes due on fund earnings while in the plan. To add The University of Tampa as a benefi- Taxes only come due when certain distributions ciary of your retirement plan, you simply need are taken from these accounts. to fill out a beneficiary designation form, avail- able from your plan provider. In most cases, What to Watch Out for you will need our legal address, which you You must keep in mind some special cir- may find at the bottom of the next page, and cumstances if you are considering leaving your our TIN, which is 59-0624459. If you have any retirement assets to loved ones. If you were to questions, or if you wish to discuss using your pass away and leave your retirement account retirement account to fund a charitable trust, to a spouse, generally, your spouse may roll please call me at (813) 258-7373, or reach me over what remains in your account to a Spousal by e-mail at [email protected].

Thomas R. Giddens, Ph.D. Rollover IRA and delay taxation until mandatory As with all important financial matters, we rec- Planned Giving Director distributions are required by the IRS. ommend that you speak with an attorney, tax profes- Thomas R. Giddens, When the balance of a retirement account sional, or investment professional before considering Ph.D., is UT’s planned giving is gifted to a beneficiary other than a spouse, director, a post he has held a charitable gift. UT since July 1996. He also has however, that person is responsible for paying been a regular contributor the income tax that will result from the gift. to “Leaving a Legacy,” a Depending on the tax bracket of your benefi- practical guide to financial quick facts planning and planned giving ciary and whether the distribution is taken in a at UT. lump sum or over a period of years, this could Current income tax rates: 10-35% Giddens also directs result in a significant loss of principal. In addi- UT’s Institute for Estate and Current estate tax rate: 45% Financial Planning, which tion, the remaining value of a retirement ac- assists alumni and friends count is included in the decedent’s estate, and Current estate tax threshold: of the University with estate is therefore subject to estate taxes if the total estates valued at $2 million+ and financial planning needs via lectures, seminars, in- value of the estate exceeds the current estate home study courses and oth- tax threshold. er educational programs that focus on wills, trusts and How to Get Your life estate contracts, taxes, Planned Giving Web investments, life insurance, Money’s Worth long-term health care and Site: A Valuable One way to avoid these tax consequences retirement planning. UT Resource is to gift all or a portion of your retirement ac- Do you have questions about estate planning? count to a nonprofit organization. By leaving Planned giving? Your will? Trusts? your retirement assets to a qualified 501(c)3 or- Each month, we feature new ar- ganization—such as The University of Tampa— ticles and interactive features that cover such topics at our Planned your funds avoid both estate and income taxes, Giving Web site: and you can be certain that 100 percent of your Go to www.ut.edu/ retirement account will be used to further your plannedgiving to learn more. UT philanthropic goals.

32 ut journal Planned Giving at UT One Who Gave Back along with other past board chairs on the wall of the alfred S. Austin ’47 ninth floor boardroom Reluctant Philanthropist Turns into in the Vaughn Center. Model Patron Though his past and While much is known about Westshore, the present work for UT has largest business district in the state of Florida, assured he will not be less is known about Alfred S. Austin, the man forgotten by the Univer- behind this commercial nerve center. sity, he has guaranteed Alfred S. Austin ’47 As the CEO of Austin Companies, UT that his legacy will con- alumnus Austin has always been at the tinue at UT by providing forefront of real estate development in the for the University in his Tampa Bay area. In addition to the commercial estate plans. buildings he has erected, Austin has also been When asked why he and ot only involved in much of the recent progress at The Beverly decided to support The “N University of Tampa. University of Tampa in this way, is it the right As co-chairs of UT’s first ever capital cam- he responded that, “Not only is it the right thing paign, Austin and his wife, Beverly, helped to to do, but it makes me feel better about myself thing to do, raise both funds and the profile of the Uni- because I know that I’m not just an onlooker, versity. With more than $80 million earned in but a part of something worthwhile.” Because but it makes seven years, the Austin name will forever be of his generosity, he has ensured that UT will linked to the success of that campaign and the continue to develop—like Westshore—for many me feel better growth UT has experienced since his involve- years to come. UT ment. Despite his success as a trustee and as a philanthropist, Austin will be the first to admit about myself that he wasn’t initially engaged with the idea of For Further Information philanthropy. It was Beverly, a member of the Thomas R. Giddens Brian Overcast because I know Chiselers volunteer group at The University of Director of Planned Giving Planned Giving Officer Tampa, who motivated him to become more The University of Tampa • Office of Planned Giving–Box H that I’m not just active in the giving community. 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33606-1490 Telephone: (813) 253-6220 • Fax: (813) 258-7798 an onlooker, Austin trusts his wife implicitly and calls E-mail: [email protected] her his “guiding light.” When Austin was first Web site: www.ut.edu/plannedgiving asked to serve on the board of a local charity but a part of in the early 1970s, his initial reaction was to decline. When he related the story to his wife, something however, she encouraged him to accept the Free Delivery! position. It was Beverly’s feeling that when a Would you like our Planned Giving worthwhile.” person lives and does business in a community, newsletter to be delivered monthly di- —Alfred S. Austin ’47 he should make an effort to give something rectly to your inbox? back. Austin ceded to his wife’s judgment and Each month, the Planned Giving Of- joined the board. fice at The University of Tampa sends out This encouragement from Beverly, more an e-newsletter to more than 400 alumni than 30 years ago, led to Austin’s first foray into and friends. In every issue of Enduring philanthropy. Now, the name Austin is synony- Ideas, you will find three articles pertinent mous with giving. Al and Beverly Austin have to the giving and tax climate, as well as a served on countless boards for numerous orga- profile of a new Legacy Society member. nizations, have donated to myriad groups, and Join the hundreds of other alumni even had a major role in the establishment of who have signed up for this service. To Tampa Preparatory School. request that your name be added to our Al Austin’s support of education is most distribution list, send your e-mail address prevalent at UT, where a painting of him hangs to [email protected]. UT

fall 2007 33 D A Sound Investment f a man empties his purse into his head, system will ensure that your child’s class sizes no man can take it away from him. An remain small, and it helps the University to at- “ Iinvestment in knowledge always pays tract reputable, experienced professors. the best interest.” For alumni, your degree is worth only as —Benjamin Franklin much as the reputation of the institution from taylor albertson pinke This year a record number of parents, which it is given. Every year that UT grows Director of the Annual Fund stronger, your degree grows stronger and E-mail: [email protected] alumni, and friends took Ben Franklin’s advice and invested in knowledge and education at makes you more competitive in the workforce. The University of Tampa. By investing in The University of Tampa, you Enrollment has grown from 67 students in are cementing the foundation of education 1931 to 5,600 this fall. All 50 states and more offered and enhancing the prestige of the Uni- than 100 countries are now represented, and versity. UT has expanded from offering 32 classes in And for friends of UT, the University’s Pinke growth is helping your community. The Named one building to more than 3,000 classes in 48 buildings. UT recognizes that none of this University of Tampa is now graduating more Annual growth would have been possible without the than 1,000 students each year. These students Fund support of alumni, parents, friends and the are leaving with a top-notch education and Director community of The University of Tampa. entering the work-force eager to make a difference where you live. Taylor Albertson Pinke UT spent the 2006-2007 school year cel- has been promoted from ebrating the accomplishments it has seen in No one can ever take an education away, development associate to the last 75 years. So what lies ahead in the next and just as Ben Franklin said, investing in Annual Fund Director. In her 75 years? No doubt there will be many gradu- knowledge will always pay the best interest. In- new position she will spear- vesting helps the degrees you hold, it helps the head the University’s effort ations, homecomings, and Gasparilla celebra- to obtain financial sup- tions, and UT will continue to boast its small communities you live in, and it helps ensure a port from alumni, friends, class sizes, highly qualified professors and a place for future generations to grow and learn. parents, faculty and staff. So, on behalf of everyone here at UT, thank you The fund provides money diverse selection of academic programs. And for academic scholarships, just as it has done for the last 75 years, UT for investing in The University of Tampa. need-based scholarships, plans to continuously better itself, its students academic programs, cam- Special Thank You to pus improvements, teaching and its community. excellence and faculty de- The big change for the 2007-2008 school UT Parents velopment. year will be the structure of the University. For This year the Parent Fund raised almost Pinke came to UT from United Cerebral Palsy of the last 20 years, UT has existed with a two $70,000—that is more than a 200 percent Central Florida where she college system—the College of Business and the increase over last year—to support the worked as a marketing and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Starting University. The Parent Fund offers parents of special events manager and annual giving manager. this fall, students will return to UT under a four current and former students a way to enhance She also served as the college system. The Sykes College of Business the UT experience for all students while interim replacement for will remain and the College of Liberal Arts and showing support for their own son or daughter. the manager of corporate relations, organizing events Sciences will become the College of Arts and The fund is led by the Parents’ Association and such as a weekend and golf Letters, the College of Natural and provides several named scholarships each year. tournament that raised Health Sciences and the College Parents also may direct their support to specific more than $800,000. of Social Sciences, Mathematics programs. A graduate of the University of Central and Education. (See article on Florida, Pinke majored page 6.) Happy Birthday, UT! in finance and minored Now, I know what you are in accounting. She con- Nearly 800 people from all corners of the tinues to volunteer thinking, “Wow, that’s great for world sent UT a special birthday present. This for the UCP in Or- current students… but what does year, UT friends were asked to give a donation lando, as well this do for me?” to the University in an increment of $75 to help as the Bran- don Outreach For parents, the answer is the most celebrate this golden year. The generous sup- Clinic. UT obvious. You want your child to walk away port helped to make UT’s 75th birthday a huge with the best education possible. This new success! UT

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An Annual Message from President Ronald L. Vaughn

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Seventy-Five Years in the Heart of Tampa

This tagline was often Trepeated in 2006-07, as t also caused a collective pause, when we reflected on we marked the birthday of the University’s humble start and the many stories of the University. The Oct. 5, I courageous individuals who risked much because of a 2006, opening celebration, dream of postsecondary education in the heart of Tampa. and the April 15, 2007, The dream lives on, from the 67 students of 1931 to the closing festivities served 5,600 enrolled this fall, from 12 faculty members to 450, as official bookends to and from the inaugural offering of 32 courses to the 3,000 offered today. It was a year of stories, reflections, and, the year, punctuated by a perhaps most importantly, expressions of fondness for unique Chairman’s Ball in this enterprise, and the birthday theme did what all November, and countless birthdays do: created nostalgia for the past and events, programs anticipation for the future. and commemorative In that spirit, let me share with you a brief look back at memorabilia. 2006-2007. continued on page 36

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Dr. James Harf (standing, third from left) director of international academic programs, spent three weeks traveling across Italy with a group of students. They saw the leaning tower of Pisa on their trip to Tuscany. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Harf.)

In one area 13 faculty-led international Transformation of ensure uniformity and to improve the processes study abroad the Academy for faculty evaluation appeals. A new faculty senate structure was created to improve the programs took The academic reorganization of the faculty governance system and make it more University continued with the expansion of our compatible with the new academic structure. 255 students out Tcollege structure from two to four colleges. The University also enhanced several The College of Arts and Letters, the John H. programs this year, including the addition of a of the country, Sykes College of Business, the College of new Associate Dean for International Programs Natural and Health Sciences, and the College to strengthen the leadership of the many facets and 20 more of Social Sciences, Mathematics and Education of our international efforts. In one area 13 provide focused academic homes for our faculty-led international study abroad programs programs are students. The Provost and Vice President for took 255 students out of the country, and 20 Academic Affairs, along with the four college more programs are planned for this year. New planned for deans and the deans for Graduate Studies and academic programs were launched, including a Academic Services lead the academy. Tenure Master of Education Curriculum and Instruction, this year. and promotion processes were redesigned to

Academic Successes Expanding the by U.S. News & World Report. The John H. Sykes Honors Program College of Business was recently included in the Princeton Review’s “Best Business Programs.” UT’s The Honors Program now has 850 students Sport Management program achieved specialized participating in this demanding program. The accreditation from the North American Society for Sport program includes symposia, special education Management and the National Association for Sport and conferences, independent projects with faculty, Physical Education. internships, and exciting study travel courses such as “Andean Civilization and the Inca Legacy” (in Helping Family Businesses Peru and the Sacred Valley of Machu Picchu), The Entrepreneur & Family Business Program at “Tropical Biology Conservation” (in the Galapagos the College of Business has been named the winner of Islands and the Amazon Basin), and “Nuclear the Family Firm Institute’s 2006 Interdisciplinary Award. Proliferation Nonproliferation” (in Japan). The award recognizes outstanding achievement in the Receiving Top Marks advancement of interdisciplinary services to business families. UT UT remains ranked in the top tier of universities

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Above, left: Junior Molly Murphy spends time with students at the orphanage in the Dominican a philosophy major and a certificate program An Engaged Campus Republic where she volunteered. in nonprofit management. Financial services (Photo by Casey Stevens.) Community Above, right: Director of the Annual and operations systems was added as a major Fund Taylor Albertson Pinke for evening students. UT’s innovative first-year Excellent educational experiences begin (second from right, back row) volunteers with United Cerebral program added an element called “Great Ideas with quality teaching and learning, and they Palsy. (Photo courtesy of Taylor Albertson Pinke.) and Critical Thinking,” as well as a customized Eare enhanced by engagement outside as well College Success textbook and online tools to aid as inside the classroom. UT’s campus life student development and success. brings opportunities for student growth and Most UT classes are taught by full-time development, and we have more than 5,000 faculty and approximately 90 percent have student enrichment, life skills, leadership, the terminal or highest degree in their field as safety and entertainment opportunities each we continue setting the bar high for faculty year. More than 130 student organizations qualifications. Nine new full-time faculty are available, and some of the new offerings positions and two dozen replacements or include the UT Film Society, Up til Dawn temporary full-time positions were filled for fall (service club), Chabad Jewish Student Union, 2007. The full-time faculty to full-time student ultimate Frisbee, men’s lacrosse, roller hockey ratio is 1:15, and the average class size is 20 and water skiing. students. Approximately two-thirds of our The University also improved its ranking in graduates were involved in community U.S. News & World Report’s list of best colleges service while at UT, and student and employee in 2007. It rose from No. 36 to No. 22 on the list volunteerism totaled about 80,000 hours to of the south’s Best Master’s Universities, which 200 community organizations. This summer, includes universities that provide a full range of the P.E.A.C.E. Volunteer Center sponsored undergraduate and master’s programs but few, its first international service trip working if any, doctoral programs. with Orphanage Outreach in the Dominican Republic. continued on page 38 Two-thirds of our graduates say they were involved in community service while at UT.

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Above, left: At the Women’s History Luncheon this spring, UT student and event speaker Melissa Wadley (right) chats with fellow UT student Student athletes recorded many successes athletic performance. The institutions ranked Ivelys Vega (left) and Michelle Verrill. this year, including National Championships are part of an elite group of less than 6 percent Above, right: Senior Lisa Ladany in baseball and women’s volleyball, plus a of colleges and universities in the nation. tends to petri dishes under a protective hood, while Ellyn Bender, Final Four appearance in women’s soccer. Campus safety was on the minds of the her chemistry instructor, looks on. Chris Catanach and Joe Urso were named country this spring, and we continued our National Coaches of the Year, and we had 15 strong commitment to maintaining a safe and All-American athletes in baseball, women’s secure environment with a Campus Safety Pioneers and volleyball, and and Security Study Group, staff additions, Professionals men and women’s technology enhancements and communication swimming. Even improvements. The “SMART/Spartan Mobile • UT made substantial progress in the area of more important, UT’s AleRT” text messaging service and an electronic Career Services with six-year graduation panic button system were launched, and the number of campus rate of all student additional campus security officer personnel interviews increasing and more employers accessing athletes was an were added. UT’s system for identifying our HIRE-UT site for job exceptional 95 “Students of Concern” was initiated two years announcements and percent, much higher ago, and a new “Silent Witness” program resumes. than the national and expanded our confidential reporting system • UT celebrated women pioneers at the Women’s Chris Catanach conference average. to identify campus safety concerns or security History Month luncheon. Dr. In addition, the improvement opportunities. AEDs (Automated Suzanne Hiebert, founder National Collegiate External Defibrillators) were also installed of UT’s Women’s Re-entry Program (which eventually Scouting Association throughout campus and appropriate staff became the Evening College) (NCSA) recently members were trained. spoke to the past, while ranked UT number Maureen Rorech Dunkel, An Environment incoming chair of the Board 7 among Division of Trustees, and senior II schools in its Conducive to Teaching Melissa Wadley addressed fifth Annual NCSA and Learning the present and the future. Collegiate Power • Club sports were on Part of the educational experience is the rise at UT this past year Rankings. These Joe Urso designing spaces and investing in tools that as new sports groups were comprehensive advance learning. The new Cass Building established. UT now offers rankings are based on student athlete club sports level competition science labs and classrooms opened, along and fun in crew (men), graduation rates, academic strength and P lacrosse (men), roller hockey (men), ultimate Frisbee (women and men) and water UT’s six-year graduation rate of all student skiing (women and men). UT athletes was an exceptional 96 percent.

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with a modular Cass Communication Faculty Above, clockwise from left: The exterior of the newest Office facility. Technology improvements residence hall, Stadium Center; its front desk and included additional computer labs (bringing the secure entrance for residents; number to 33 on campus), increased lab hours, and the dining area with an eclectic mix of concepts to and expansion of our campus wireless network choose from. to more than 80 sites. Kennedy Place residence hall and the West Parking Garage expansion opened last fall, and another new residence hall, Stadium Center, Above, right top: The West opened this fall to house 448 students. Stadium Parking Garage after its Center’s dining facility has seven new food expansion. Above, right bottom: Kennedy options: Dairy Queen/Orange Julius, Jazzman’s, Place opened last fall, providing Panini’s, Panache, Gourmet Grocer, Salsa Rico housing to 182 students. and Sedona Grill. UT’s food program now offers great breadth of choice with 22 different venues on campus.

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Summer Projects Keep University Busy While most students spent the summer The center includes eight new dining Nursing Faculty Offices away from campus, UT was not as quiet options including a Dairy Queen/Orange Julius, Across Kennedy Boulevard from the main Was one might think. The University had 36 Tex-Mex restaurant, a Gourmet Grocer and an part of campus, UT converted nearly 6,000 individual projects under construction or Italian concept called Pandini’s with its own square feet of leased space into offices for completed this summer, including a new pizza oven. the nursing faculty. Near Stadium Center, the residence hall and a presentation center for second floor space in the Cass building is being the admissions office. Admissions renovated and will support the communication New Residence Hall Presentation Center department. It will be ready for use by the The University also created a multimedia spring semester. Stadium Center opened this fall, providing presentation center for the admissions office residences to 448 students. The residence hall in the Riverside Center building, which will Plant Hall Renovations features suites with a small living room and two welcome prospective students and their Finally, one of the biggest renovation double rooms that share a bathroom. Students parents. There they will meet admissions staff projects was to renovate space in Plant Hall will also have the use of a large community and receive an overview of the University. for new offices to support the academic room with a TV and a kitchen on the second reorganization. Three deans moved into new floor. offices for them and their support staff. UT

fall 2007 39 Message from the President 2006-07 Funding the Present, • Class size averages that will be Securing the Future maintained at 20 students, and faculty/student ratios of 1:15; Once again UT set a record for total student Improvements in student learning and enrollment with almost 5,600 students this year, • academic success; Oand for the 12th consecutive year, UT ended the year in the black. We are prudent stewards • Stronger college-community linkages; of our shared resources and are grateful for • Continued construction on new the $5.1 million in communication academic spaces and planning donations this past for other forthcoming academic facilities; and, year. • Launch of a comprehensive capital As good campaign (UT’s second) to raise funds for stewards, we these much-needed facilities, as well as for avoided a major scholarships, academic programs, faculty property insurance support and the pursuit of educational crisis by joining a excellence. network of other schools, allowing us to maintain good risk coverage in a As we leave behind this tagline of Florida insurance “75 years in the heart of Tampa,” environment that A has deteriorated I think the next tagline may and affected many read “75 years in the hearts of companies. We Spartans.” Our common heart Students mingle in the lobby of completed a first ever Plant Hall, where new carpet was installed last winter. employee benefits survey of benefit awareness, is this place, but as we become attitudes, preferences and utilization to help a national and international understand employee perspectives and help community of alumni, friends, New and the University to maintain market competitive Improved benefits. and scholars, so do our hearts • A new 600-seat We are always looking for better ways to transcend the local community. baseball stadium was meet the needs of students, both traditional Although we may spend relatively opened and appropriately and nontraditional, who now represent christened by the little time at UT, we take with us, team, which won UT’s almost 20 percent of UT’s student population. fifth baseball national It is part of our culture to seek excellence to all parts of the globe, our shared championship. for all experiences, whether in or out of the • The University and values, experiences and memories. the Chiselers Inc. had the classroom. perfect holiday gift for Isn’t it great that we had the unique their first love. Plant Hall The Next 75—in the received new carpeting on opportunity to celebrate these Hearts of Spartans the ground floor lobby and 75 years? We can only imagine hallways during the Winter The last decade has been a stellar one Break. Brick tuck pointing how much more significant UT and window replacement for UT, and I am often asked “What’s next?” also continued on our The questioner is inevitably puzzled when I will become in the lives of future grand historic building. UT T respond: “It is only the beginning.” This fall generations of students we’ve yet alone we will see: to meet. • Growth to almost 5,600 total students, with a targeted enrollment of 6,000 total Here’s to the next 75 years! UT students by about 2010; Here’s to the next 75 years!

40 ut journal Pioneer Florida

I Lived in Paradise The STory of CaladeSi iSland

By Myrtle Scharrer Betz

yrtle Scharrer Betz is a born storyteller with a marvelous tale to tell. Her account of growing up on Caladesi Island is one of the richest por- traits available of life in Florida when it really was the natural, tropical paradise that tourists and residents alike can only dream of discovering today. MTold with compelling honesty and humanity, Myrtle’s vivid first-person account captures the natural wonders, discomforts, challenges, and joys of pio- neer life on historic Caladesi Island. This new and enlarged edition includes more than 130 photos and illustrations. “If Grandma Moses began painting at 70,” Myrtle asks in her preface, “why can’t I start writing at 87?” Fortunately, she did start! The result is an irresist- ible and unforgettable book. Browse our books at http://utpress.ut.edu

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42 ut journal Donor Honor Roll 2006-07 Dear Friends of UT: The lists below acknowledge the individuals, corporations and foundations donating to The University of Tampa during the 2006-07 fiscal year. Once again, the outpouring of support for your University was astounding.

The University was the beneficiary of gifts from many generous individuals, corporations and foundations from June 1, 2006, through May 31, 2007.

Through your gifts, you play a vital role in the life of the University. As always, I hope that each of you has an opportunity to visit the campus soon to see the projects made possible through your capital campaign contributions, and to meet the faculty and students whose work and study your Annual Fund gifts have helped sustain. new for 2006-07 In this issue the UT Journal will begin Sincerely, recognizing new donors and those who have increased their support with a ^ by their names. We will also indicate those who have given for more than Ronald L. Vaughn, Ph.D. five consecutive years with President the number next to their name—5, 6, 7—and so on. Ten or more consecutive years of giving will be marked by a 10+. We have made every effort to ensure that these lists are correct. However, if you discover an error or omission, please e-mail [email protected], or call the Development Office at (813) 253-6220.

2006-07 president’s council The President’s Council ^ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund SILVER MEMBERS BRONZE ^ Florida Independent College is the most esteemed gift Fred and Betty Hogan ($25,000-$49,999) MEMBERS Fund (FICF) 10+ ($10,000-$24,999) society of The University Estate of William D. Leith Anonymous ^ John P. Foster 10+ of Tampa, honoring donors ^ Gene and Patsy McNichols/ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey 7 Anonymous Mr. Roger I. Fried of $10,000 or more during McNichols Company 10+ Community Foundation of The Bank of Tampa 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Harrell the last fiscal year. This ^ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Tampa Bay 10+ Board of Fellows 5 Lee and Reba Harrer includes all gifts that have Naimoli 10+ Cruise Industry Charitable Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Leland M. Hawes Jr. been received by the Estate of Margaret R. Ragg Foundation Inc. Borrell Family Foundation Hillsborough River Realty University during the fiscal ^ Robert and Peggy Rothman Florida Family Business Inc. 10+ Corp./Mr. John J. Avlon 10+ year. David A. Straz Jr. and Forum Inc. Bright House Networks ^ Mrs. Lorena Jaeb 10+ Catherine L. Straz 7 Frank E. Duckwall ^ Gordon W. and Patricia GOLD MEMBERS John B. McKibbon/ John H. and Susan W. Sykes Foundation 10+ Campbell Community Foundation of ($50,000 OR 10+ Maureen Rorech Dunkel Tampa Bay MORE) Mrs. Karen M. Casey Tampa Harbor Development Krewe of Sant’Yago Citigroup/Tampa ^ McNichols Company 10+ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin ^ Rick and Sandy Thomas/ Educational Foundation Inc. Merchants Association of 10+ Conn Memorial Foundation Thomas Financial Group 10+ ^ Jim and Liz MacLeod 8 10+ Florida/Peter Rodriguez Jr. ^ The Beck Group/C. Samuel UT Dining Services ^ Neil and Becky Rauenhorst 10+ Ellison 10+ ^ Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey ^ Mrs. Mary Wade 7 Northern Trust Bank 10+ 10+ Mr. Rod L. Piatt Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman Don and Erika Wallace Pepsi Bottling Group 10+ David A. and Mary Irene ^ Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock ^ The Chiselers Inc. 10+ Falk Memorial Fund within 10+ Family Foundation The Saunders Foundation 5 The Doyle Family the Community Foundation ^ The Walter Foundation 10+ Foundation Tampa Greyhound Track 10+ of Tampa Bay 10+ continued on page 44

^New donors/donors who have increased their gifts Numbers indicate five or more consecutive years of giving *Deceased

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2006-07 Regions Bank/Susan A. ^ Sodexho Campus Services TECO Energy 10+ Verizon Foundation 10+ Martinez (Facilities) 10+ The Tribune Company/ The ^ Dr. Raghavendra R. president’s ^ Mr. Lance C. Ringhaver 7 SunTrust Bank/Jeffery Dunn Tampa Tribune 5 Vijayanagar council ^ Ernest C. Segundo Sr. 10+ ^ Suncoast Comp. & Benefits ^ USAA Foundation 10+ ^ Wachovia Foundation/ continued Skanska USA Building Inc. Foundation ^ Cathy L. Unruh 7 Mr. Roy J. McCraw Jr.

2006-07 minaret society Named in honor of the Mr. Alan C. Fisk/Carter, SILVER CRESCENT ^ Jerry D. and Alice Dingle/ Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. minarets atop H.D. Plant Belcourt & Atkinson, PA MEMBER Community Foundation of Larson Hall, the Minaret Society Mr. David J. Giansante ($2,500-$4,999) Tampa Bay 10+ Las Damas De Arte Inc. 10+ ^ Barbara Rubin Eastman recognizes alumni and ^ Mr. Hiram (Hi) Hampton/ ^ Dr. Braulio Alonso 10+ Debra and Dale Lewis Lykes Insurance Inc. 5 Ernst & Young Foundation friends who contributed ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ^ Ian MacKechnie/AMSCOT between $1,000 and $9,999 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Syd Heaton 10+ Antonacci/The Antonacci Ms. Toni Everett Financial Inc. to The University of Tampa ^ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Foundation Mrs. Martha Ferman ^ Mr. Thomas A. Meachum 8 during the last fiscal Hoover 5 ^ Kyle and Michele Bailey 10+ ^ Mr. Bill G. Gieseking /Pepin ^ Drew and Judy Mohr 10+ year. Donors to athletics Ron and Eleni Hytoff ^ Sam and Cookie Bailey 10+ Distributing Company 10+ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D. are members of Sword & Jacarlene Foundation 6 ^ Bank of America Matching Constantino and Rosa Newman Gonzalez 10+ Shield. This includes gifts William and Gertrude Gifts 10+ ^ Mr. Lester and Yetive Olson Johnson 5 that have been received by Mrs. Brenda Belsito ^ Grassroots Nurseries Inc. 10+ the University during the JPMorgan Chase & Company ^ Ms. Carol Jean Byrnes Jane Hall-Witt 10+ Nootchie and Vance Smith fiscal year. ^ Mrs. Helen T. Kerr ^ Axel and Ann Claesges 10+ ^ Ms. Susan Harmeling Society for Marketing /Gasparilla Distance Classic Professional Services Eric Kreher/Kreher ^ Mr. R. Charles Coleman 8 GOLD CRESCENT Architects Inc. 9 10+ ^ George E. Sprenkle ^ Courtyard & Residence Inn MEMBERS ^ Hill Ward & Henderson, PA J. B. Lankes By Marriott Downtown Bill and Barbara Starkey 6 ($5,000-$9,999) 10+ Stuart and Kelly Lasher Tampa ^ Mr. Richard C. Swirbul 10+ ^ Col. and Mrs. Joseph W. ^ Rebecca Abdoney Family Foundation Mr. Edward J. DeBartolo House 10+ Mr. William Trelop /Jackson Virginia and Andrew ^ Mrs. Susan W. Leisner 5 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Don DeFosset Transformer 8 ^ Hyatt Regency Tampa Adelson 5 ^ Mr. Edgel Lester/Carlton Downtown 8 AT&T Real Yellow Pages Fields 10+ Bank of Florida/Allison Lowry Murphey Family Tutwiler Foundation 8 ^ Rob and Julie Blagojevich John L. Macdonald/ 2006-07 landmark society ^ Board of Counselors 5 Macdonald Family Foundation 5 ^ Mrs. Zenaida G. Borrell The Landmark Society Frank Stanley Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. William F. Poe Sr. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. (Sandy) Foundation Publix Super Markets Charities ^ Robert C. and Aida Calafell 9 MacKinnon recognizes donors Charles A. Frueauff William N. Cantrell/TECO whose lifetime donations Estate of Margaret Ragg* Kimberly S. Morris 6 Foundation Energy Inc. total $250,000 or more. Mr.* and Mrs. Allen N. Reeves ^ The Musante Family Estate of Charles Goulding* Paul Carastro/Carastro & Foundation Jane and Sid Allen Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Associates Inc. Estate of Mr.* and Mrs. Max Rothman Mr. and Mrs. Angel J. Oliva Educational Fund Hollingsworth ^ Chris and Linda Catanach Jr. 5 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin The Saunders Foundation 10+ Huizenga Family Foundation ^ Dr. Alfred N. Page and Lynn Mr.* and Mrs.* William Sodexho Services Inc. The City of Tampa Mayor’s Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Jaeb Manos Page 5 Barritt State of Florida Divison of Hispanic Advisory Council Estate of George Jenkins* ^ Prudential Foundation 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Historical Resources ^ Dorothy Cowden Merle C. Kelce* Publix Supermarkets The Bailey Family The William G. and Marie David Gerald Construction Charities Inc. 10+ Foundation Mr. I. Z. Kessler* Selby Foundation Company Frank L. Rosenblatt Bank of America Dr. Peter O. Knight* Mr. and Mrs. David A. Straz Jr. ^ Mrs. Lea Lavoie Davis 10+ David and Tara Ruberg BECK Group Mr. and Mrs. William SunTrust Bank Don and Jan DeFosset/ Krusen Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sykes DeFosset Family Foundation Mr. Kenneth D. Schwartz/ Mr. and Mrs. Robert The Schwartz Corporation Blanchard/WRB Enterprises Estate of William D. Leith* Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter ^ Dr. and Mrs. Garth R. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Drewry 10+ Mr. Freddie Solomon Mr. Thomas E. Bronson The City of Tampa Macdonald Federated Department ^ Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding Bright House Networks Tampa Greyhound Track Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mandt Stores Inc. The Matching Chad and Sara Sundermeyer The Chiselers Inc. Tampa Jai-Alai Gifts Program Estate of Marie I. Swingley Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Conn Memorial Foundation McNichols/McNichols TECO Energy ^ Jim and Celia Ferman 10+ Sykes Enterprises Inc. Charles A. Dana Foundation Company Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richard First Financial Employee T. Rowe Price Associates Daniel M. Doyle Merchants Association of Thomas Leasing Foundation Inc. 5 David and Maureen Dunkel Florida Mr. Robert Thomas Sr./Port TECO Energy Foundation 8 Sutton Mr.* and Mrs.* Jack Eckerd Mr. and Mrs. Frank TECO Energy Inc. Morsani/Morsani Charitable Estate of Margueritte Mr. and Mrs. James Foundation Thurston* ^ Tampa Alpha Alumni L. Ferman Jr./Ferman Chapter 10+ Automotive Management Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naimoli USAA Educational Foundation UT Women’s Club Mr.* and Mrs. James Mr.* and Mrs. J. Ross Parker Verizon Florida Walter Industries Inc. L. Ferman Sr./Ferman Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur D. Pepin Wachovia Foundation John and Micheal West Automotive Management Pepsi-Cola Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Mr. George O. Wilson III David A. and Mary Irene Estate of Wilhelmina Pearde* Wallace Falk Memorial /Tampa New Auto Dealers Estate of Walter S. Pierce* Mr.* and Mrs.* James W. Association Florida Independent College Walter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe ^ Patricia and John McRae Fund Mr.* and Mrs. David E. Ward Wolfe/Pachyderm Marketing Corp.

^New donors/donors who have increased their gifts Numbers indicate five or more consecutive years of giving *Deceased ^New donors/donors who have increased their gifts Numbers indicate five or more consecutive years of giving *Deceased

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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Charlie and Susan Crawley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hill III ^ Robert J. Muir 5 White ^ John Curran ^ Mr. John Hindman Ryan Muldoon/Hardin Xpedx Noretta C. D’Albora 10+ ^ Mr. Michael Hooker/Glenn, Construction Company, LLC ^ Mrs. Flora J. Zbar ^ Eugene R. D’Amore Rasmussen, Fogarty & Mrs. Catherine M. Murphy Hooker 5 ^ Mr. James B. Murphy Jr. 10+ BRONZE ^ Mr. Charles M. Davis Jr. Howard Johnson Ashley ^ Mr. Stephen W. Murray 5 CRESCENT Mrs. Margaret E. Davis Plaza Gary Nash MEMBER Kimberly De Shong Penelope H. Hulbert/Links ($1,000-$2,499) Gil DeMeza 10+ Financial, LLC ^ Lee Ann and Brandon Ned Anonymous (3) ^ Dave and Linda Devine 10+ Ken and Anne Hyatt Newland Communities, LLC ^ Accenture Foundation Inc. Mr. Paul Dixon and LTC ^ IBM Corporation Nortrax ^ Affordable Lock & Key Inc. 5 Deirdre Dixon 7 JGR Funeral Services Inc. ^ Barbara O’Connor-Krasny 5 Dean Akers/Ideal Image J.B. Dobkin James Rivard Pontiac GMC/ Ocean Insurance Development Corporation Al Dopking/Citigroup Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard Management Inc. ^ The Smith Family 5 ^ Donna R. Alexander 10+ Chris and Alice Dorrance Johnson & Johnson Family Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr. Mr. Bill Snyder Jr. 10+ John Oliva 10+ ^ Phyllis Alexandroff 10+ ^ Don Drake and Stuart of Companies Mr. and Mrs. John F. John G. Oros Spangler Matilde Amarchard/Rama Douglas Ms. Joan Mae Jones 7 Business and Arts Inc. Laura Plumb Duda/TECO Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Jones Dr. Karin E. and Mr. Elmer Robert and Brenda W. Otto 10+ Speisman ^ Jerry and Beverly Anderson Energy Inc. Mark Jones Architectural Designs Inc. ^ Julie and Al DuFaux Fred and Carolyn Pancoast 5 Sports Club of Tampa Bay Sie Kamide/First Inc. ^ Karen Arnold/Storr Office ^ Beatrice Eckart Community Bank of America Mrs. Barbara Parker Dr. Susan Steiner Environments Dao and Lani Elliot Kaylor & Kaylor, PA ^ Meredith Ann Paxton 6 ^ Mr. Stephen B. Straske II 9 Mr. R. Troy Atlas ^ John and Lois Ellis ^ Joseph H. Kelly Jr. ^ Mr. Michael R. Pender Jr. Mr. Fred N. Stribling 10+ Bailey Family Foundation Lillie Espinosa/Lee Hecht Kimberly Keravuori ^ George and Barbara M. Mr. W. Kendall Baker 10+ Harrison Pennington 10+ Nathan B. Stubblefield Jack W. Kirkland Jr./ Foundation/WMNF Radio ^ Mr. Lowry Baldwin ^ Mr. Ira Federer Kirkland, Russ, Murphy & Andrew L. Pink Craig and Mary Ann Sturken Mr. Melton R. Battle 6 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Tapp, PA ^ William F. Poe Jr./William F. Poe Foundation 5 Carlton Benton, Fentriss 6 Gary Kleinman and Laura ^ Kevin Sweeney and Libba Commissioner/West Central Beron Kleinman Marc and Donna Popovich Ferman Motor Car Company Winston 10+ Florida ASA ^ Mr. James D. Krause 8 10+ ^ Evan Brauman Fetter Taggart Properties Inc. Ms. McIver S. Berner David and Theresa Kresge Ms. Helen C. Price Michael and Pattie Fiduccia Dr. William L. Taldone Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Berry Mr. Anthony J. Leone Luciano Prida & Company 5 ^ Florida Youth Soccer Tampa Women’s Club Inc. 8 Stewart T. Bertron/Schwab Mr. Andrew Lewis ^ Prosport Management Inc. Mr. Robert E. Forschner 10+ 10+ Todd Taylor Fund Charitable Giving Mr. Norman G. Light Freel & Stringer Financial Cesar Ramirez/Citigroup Mr. Welford D. Taylor Best Western The Westshore Services Inc. Mr. Edward J. Littlejohn Hotel Real Estate Appraisal ^ Harry E. Teasley Jr. 10+ Mr. Charles H. Gamarekian ^ Dennis A. Lopez ^ C. Robert Binger Solutions ^ Dr. Jeffrey Lee Tedder, Mr. John F. Germany/ Love’s Auto Sales Lyle Blanden/J.O. DeLotto Diane C. Recine, MD Orthopedic Surgeon Holland and Knight ^ Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Lux 8 and Sons Inc. Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. R. James Thomas & LoCicero Lynne Sheppard Graphics Robbins Mr. Ed Brennan/Greater ^ Laurie and Tom Giddens 10+ Derrick Thomas/Citigroup Tampa Swimming Mr. Fraser MacKechnie Roberts Hotels Management Holly Tomlin/Tomlin Association 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Tampa, LLC Goetschius Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Magid Temporary Services Mr. Thomas R. Brice/IBM Mr. Brian J. Malison 8 Robertson Glass & Door ^ Trans-Phos Inc. Funds For Community Jack Golly (Gollobith) Family Service Inc. Fund/Community Mrs. Judith Mandt 10+ ^ J. Arthur Turner III/Tampa Service ^ Mr. John Robinson Foundation of Tampa Bay Mr. Marc Mandt Armature Works Inc. 6 Shelley Broader/Sweetbay ^ Chris Rodriguez Supermarket Mark R. Govin/Mark Master William Mangen/Citigroup Robert and Mary Ann Inc. 10+ ^ Dr. Allen W. and Mrs. Janet VanDegna ^ Mr. Walter T. Bromfield/ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise 8 G. Root Maritrans Kimberly Graham/Bank of Ronald L. and Martha A.* America N.A. ^ Donald Marinelli 10+ ^ David and Terri Ross Vaughn 10+ Bradley and Mandy Brown The Hon. Bob Martinez 10+ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Royal Krewe of Sparta ^ David Virgilio Grant 6 Mr. Tino Martinez ^ John F. Bruels Bob Ruday 10+ ^ Michael and Eunkyung Voris Greater Tampa Association Stephen H. Mauldin ^ Richard and Franci Rudolph Howard Glenn Waddell Jackie Buckler/WCI of Realtors Inc. Communities Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gary Russell 5 Wal-Mart Foundation Mr. John A. Green 10+ McCann III 7 ^ Mr. Adrian B. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ryan Jill Warren/Concentra ^ Dr. Janet I. Greenwood-Bliss Mr. Robert J. McCarthy/West Integrated Services ^ Mr. Daniel Byrne 7 Coast Van Rental Inc. ^ Sandip S. Sahota C & H Properties Inc. ^ Darryl Salustro/Skanska ^ Wendy’s/BBB Service Gulf Marine Repair Dr. and Mrs. Michael Company Inc. ^ John W. Cammack/Skanska Corporation 6 McLendon USA Building Inc. USA Building Inc. ^ Mr. Christopher Sass ^ Dianne HB Welsh and Ted ^ Dan and Barb Gura 10+ Dr. Janet McNew Shalek Dr. Xavier F. Cannella and Brooke Scannell/City of Irene Guy/Verizon Services Ina and Scott McNichols Wendy’s/BBB Service Mrs. Sharon L. Cannella Group Tampa Chamber of Ms. Vicki M. Meachum Commerce Company Inc. Frank Cardinal/Skanska ^ Mr. Thomas Hall USA Building Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mrs. Diane M. Schneider William O. West/The Bank Mr. Reid Haney/Hill, Ward & Mendelsohn 10+ of Tampa Cingular Wireless, LLC ^ Lynn Schumacher/Lee Henderson, PA ^ Merrill Lynch & Co. ^ Ruth White CLU, CLTC Citigroup Foundation Hecht Harrison Lee Hecht Harrison Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James W. ^ Christopher Clabby/Grant ^ Todd and Pamela Scudder Mr. John W. Harvey Michael J. Leding Jr. & Whitehead Thornton Inc. The Sembler Company ^ Thomas J. and Louisa I. Associates Inc. ^ Jane and Jerry Williams ^ Robert J. Clark Jr./Tampa Dr. John N. and Dell Hegarty 8 James A. Moore and Jana L. ^ Ms. Renée A. Williams Steel Erecting Sulzer, MD Shadgett ^ Mr. Aaron W. Hendry Mr. Colin B. Wiseman Coca-Cola Company Mr. Frank L. Morsani Ted Silence/The Beck Group Heritage Bank of Florida YPO Florida Chapter ^ Kenton Colwell Brenda Mueller/Tomlin ^ Singletary Law Firm, PA 8 Ben H. Hill III/Hill, Ward & Jody and Bob Yonack ^ Tom and Diana Cornett Henderson, PA Temporary Services

^New donors/donors who have increased their gifts Numbers indicate five or more consecutive years of giving *Deceased ^New donors/donors who have increased their gifts Numbers indicate five or more consecutive years of giving *Deceased

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2006-07 frederic spaulding society Named for the Founding Thomas G. Creed Mr. Clifford Mott FREDERIC ^ Ron DuBois President of the University, Lynn E. Culbreath Niantic Real Estate, LLC SPAULDING ^ Santiago Echeverry the Frederic Spaulding SOCIETY SILVER Drs. Rex and Geneva Mrs. Tania Nordelo ($250-$499) Ecolab Matching Gifts Society recognizes those Damron Nova Southeastern Program alumni and friends who Louis and Kathleen Daniele University Anonymous (3) Kathryn S. Ellis contributed between $100 ^ Mr. Ruben R. Delgado II Rick and Sheri Ogorek 10+ ^ Jean Lackovic Amuso 10+ ^ Richard A. Espindola and $999 during the fiscal ^ Robbins H. Denham David Scott Orner Paul M. Anderson ^ Dr. Cheri Etling 8 year. Mrs. Louise Diaz P&L Electric Inc. Miller Arbutine USAF ^ Lynnette M. Evenson (Retired) 10+ FREDERIC Mr. Ronald L. Diorio Mr. Joseph A. Paonessa Hans Kristian (Kris) and Mr and Mrs Pedro P. Arrabal SPAULDING Mr. Alan Harvill/Edwards Dr. Raymond Papp 6 AnnMarie Fauske ^ Gregg Bachman and Sherrie SOCIETY GOLD Manufacturing Ray and Ellie Parello Heather Bailey Ferguson Teddy 10+ ($500-$999) Escot Transportation Inc. ^ Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper Miss Melissa A. Fielder Mr. Robert E. Banks Anonymous Fastsigns 10+ Frank and Kathy Finelli Barbas, Koenig, Nunez, Signal 15 Law Enforcement ^ Alpo and Gail Portelli Robert and Jean Folsom Miguel, Lydia, Miguel R. and Sanders & Butler, PA Gabriel F. Acosta Supply Professor Scarborough’s GIS Stephen L. Ford Mr. Gerard Barrios Adams Air & Hydraulics Inc. ^ Mr. Terry W. Fluke 8 Class Ms. Karen L. Foster Bay Area Tennis Officials Anchor Sandblasting and Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. ^ Dorothy Gonzalez Mr. George W. Fotopoulos Paint Inc. Foley Quarterman 5 Mr. Eric R. Beattie Mr. Salvatore Fusco Asplundh Foundation Mr. Robert W Ford G.M. Ramappa Ms. Heidi R. Bekiempis GMC Properties Inc. BASF Corporation Mr. Eric Foster Reeves Import Motorcars Kathleen J. Belmonte ^ Joan Kelly Garrison 10+ Banther Consulting Gaffin Industrial Services Inc. Ms. Shannon L. Reynolds Mr. Art Bennett ^ Ms. Catherine A. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Clark W. Geocite Inc. Mr. Rodrigo Rodriguez-Novas Mr. Robert C. Bissell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Barlow ^ Danette Bodine 7 Global Impact Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Glover ^ Beyond Promotions Rosseter Jr. 10+ Joseph Bonacci Global Visions Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Gold Cup Coffee Service Inc. Mr. Scott P. Schaneville Mr. Robert Boschen Goodson Jr. 10+ Birrenkott Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph and Linda Sclafani Lisa Bostick Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. 10+ Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Gramling III Ron and Paula Bouchard Gordon Florida Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott ^ Griffin Service Corporation ^ Bristol-Myers Squibb/ ^ Ronald and Judy Govin 7 ^ David and Rosemarie 10+ ^ Monique Groulx, Ph.D. 6 Lilibeth D. Zandueta 6 Rudolph R. Grant Brenneman The Senator Tom Lee ^ Cecil Henriquez Jr. 10+ Mr. Douglas K. Brooks Darlene Mortellaro Greco Ms. Leslie M. Brockett Foundation Dr. Richard I. Hogrefe 7 Mr. Ron W. Brown 6 Jerrold W. Gregory Deborah A. Brodbeck Stephen S. Silver ^ Chuck and Barbara A. Robert and Lorri Bruns 10+ Mr. Wilber Grooms Mr. John Stewart Bryan III ^ Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA Holmes 10+ 10+ 10+ Harry Bryan ^ G.B. Henry 10+ ^ Mr. Phil M. Holzer 9 Mr. Louis V. Buccino Dr. Timothy L. Snyder 8 CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris Mr. Stephen P. Hess 5 Mr. George B. Howell III Catanach Lindsay Ann Bunting Michael Southard Karl Hill Jr. G. Gail Hyde CCW Interests Inc. Ms. Christine M. Burdick Southeast Communities, LLC Mr. David Hirsch J.C. Newman Cigar Company Mr. David R. Carey C & L Value Advisors, LLC Southland Title Company 5 ^ Thomas and Sheila Hood 10+ ^ J.P. Griffin Inc. Carrillo Law Office Mr. Jeffery A. Carter Vik and Patty Sriram Ms. Carol Ann Hudson JR Tobacco Outlet Inc. 5 ^ Colin Caspersen and Tosia Peter Cartwright Jan Stein Kmiec ^ Seth and Amy Huston JVJ Corporation Barbara L. Casey Scott L. Strady Mr. William P. Cassidy Independent Colleges and Kaliber Foods Universities of Florida Inc. Mr. John B. and Mrs. Tampa Knights Futbol Club Mr. Julio E. Castro III Heather Caswell ^ Sie Kamide Honorable Pam Iorio Tampa Rowing Club ^ Wesley J. Champney 7 Frank and Luisa Cisneros ^ Fred and Sara Kenfield 10+ ^ Tenet Healthcare ^ Jerry and Pat* Jackson ^ James J. Cianci 10+ ^ Jim and Velva Clark David C. G. Kerr Memorial Corporation Fund Mr. Louis V. Cianfrogna Jenzabar Inc. Mr. Joe M. Collera Jr. 5 Thalasinos Enterprises Inc. Jeff and Jan Knott Citgo Petroleum Corporation Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Mr. and Mrs. Reginald ^ The Active Network Inc. Matching Gifts Program B. Colvard ^ Mr. William A. Krusen Sr. The Industrial Company ^ Dr. Timothy and Robin Amy M. Clunn Kennedy ^ Constellation Energy Group Ms. Lela LaBarbera ^ Time Warner Foundation Inc. ^ Suzanne Edgett Collins ^ Timothy W. Kennedy 10+ Thomas E. Feaster Mr. Michael C. Lauder Mr. Osborne Timmons 6 Mr. Michael Comiskey ^ George T. Lewis 9 Violetta T. Kenton Barbara Tomeo ^ Marlyn Cook 10+ Lisa Rosen Lievense 6 Jack and Kathleen King 10+ The USAA Matching Gift David A. Cowdrick Buford S. Lindsay 7 Fund of the San Antonio Dr. Peter O. Knight IV Mr. Steven J. Coyman MFS Investment Area Foundation 5 Steve Kucera Management & Subsidiaries Matthew and Cindy Ulvenes Mr. B. Michael Cozene LaRue Planning and Dr. and Mrs. John E. Mancuso United Way of Tampa Bay ^ LTC Roy D. Croy Jr. Management Services Inc. Mr. Anthony Maniscalco ^ Brian C. Ussery Paul W. and Georgia Reed ^ Joseph and Deborah Danahy Lamphier ^ William B. Martin Valiente Tile Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Mr. Michael Landsberg Mary Clare Codd Inc. Mattie T. Vega 10+ Foundation Matching Gifts Russ and Connie Latimer Mary Jones and Glenn Jones Beth E. Waligorski Program William W. Leonard, Ph.D. 7 Jr. Foundation Mr. Hindman P. Wall 10+ Rajiv Dhingra Andrew C. Leto Robert P. Marzilli ^ Mr. Joseph J. Wessel 8 ^ Amy J. Doktor 8 ^ Alan and Ellen Levin Mr. Richard Monteleone 10+ YCOA, LLC Roni and Stuart Doppelt James E. Linus, CFP Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jack Zbar ^ Stuart L. Douglas Mooney Mr and Mrs James C. Mrs. Laura Zonies-Shaffer Ron and Carolyn Drach ^ Morgan Stanley Lumsden

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Keith and Mercedes Harry S. Robertson Kenneth Ted Williams Douglas and Eileen Bercham Machette Sharon L. Robertson Mr. Bob Wilson 5 Hillary R. Bercovici David Maguire ^ Tara and Wayne Robinson ^ Charles Wireman Mr. Joshua B. Berman Linda and Tony Marcelli Ms. Lauren D. Roy Mr. Thomas Witmer ^ Mr. David J. Bernard Marciniak Detective Agancy ^ Jeffrey D. Rubel Robert F. and Doris H. Yates Ms. Jennifer D. Bernhart Inc. Sherman C. Runions and ^ Dr. Lori Benson ^ Charles Edward Mascenik Associates FREDERIC 10+ ^ Brian and Patricia Bickel The Rupp Company SPAULDING ^ Laurance and Dale Mathe SOCIETY BRONZE ^ Patricia J. and Brian C. Bickel SWM Team Account Maybin and Associates Inc. ($100-$249) Brian Bilodeau Judge E.J. Salcines and Mrs. Mr. Faxon Bissett Mr. and Mrs. Gerry K. Elsa Salcines Anonymous (27) McCormick Connie Bitondo SALLIE MAE Employee AACSB International Brian C. McGlame Contribution Programs Dr. and Mrs. William T. Robert L. Blanchard 10+ Myra McLeod Mr. W. Scott Sanders Abare Jr. Judy and Roland Blanco 10+ Laura Meisler ^ Mrs. Edesa Scarborough Mr. Michael L. Adams 7 Jerome and Brenda Blattner Robert F. Meredith ^ Sharon and Tom Schaefer 7 ^ Robert and Shirley Addems ^ Sandra Perez Bobko 10+ ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Mr. Joe Schena ^ Robert W. Boculac Mr. Brandon Loers Chong Miller 10+ Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins Seavitt Family Brandilyn Bogar ^ Jeffrey Kent Christy Mills & Associates Inc. Dot Adler ^ Terrell and Neva Sessums Mr. Robert L. Boileau Chubb and Son Inc. Adrian Dominican Sisters/ Joe and Hilda Mills 10+ Leonor Bonfonte Mr. Kirk D. Churchill Linda M. Bevilacqua, OP ^ Mr. Bill Minahan 10+ James R. Shelburne, DO ^ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Mr. Tino Cianci Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq. ^ Jeff Mitchell Mr. Albert J. Silva Borden 9 Michael T. Cice John Craig Ainsworth 5 Harry K. Moon Thomas and Maria Sireci MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen Joseph and Lucinda Mary Ann Stackhouse ^ Mr. George T. Moran 6 ^ Charles R. Bowers Jr. Ciechanowicz ^ Buddy Skinner Al-Majed Francis R. Morse Attorney at ^ William (Bill) Boyd 5 Ms. Lori J. Clapp Thomas E. Slaymaker 7 Mr. Jon E. Albrecht Law 5 Mr. Patrick J Boyle Mr. and Mrs. John Casey ^ MG Zannie and Brenda Mr. Aaron D. Alexander ^ William M. Mulholland 10+ Smith (Retired) Raymond C. and Lorraine Clark Patricia D. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Doyle E. Brigid D. Soldavini-Clapper Bozich 10+ Russ and Barbara Clark Mullis III ^ Mr. Bernard P. Alicki James E. Sproull ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Brabham 5 ^ Johnny Clements ^ Eugenie Victoria Myers 10+ Mr. Jack H. Allen Jr. ^ Squire Sanders Mr. Robert C. Bradley Ms. Renatta Filewicz Mr. and Mrs. Elbert W. ^ Patrick H. Allman III David and Patricia Branham Cochran Nasworthy Sr. St. Catherine Foundation Marvin R. Alvarez 6 ^ Jacqueline Cooper Brethen ^ Ida A. Felicione Coe 10+ New York Life Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation 10+ Marshall Ames ^ Dorothy G. Britton ^ Bernard I. Cohen 10+ Mr. John C. Nolan ^ Judge and Mrs. Ralph ^ Mr. Guy F. Amuso 9 Sharon Brovelli ^ Frances P. Collins 5 ^ Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff 10+ Steinberg 5 ^ Jay Anders Mr. Bobby Brown Ms. Ramona Colon-Garcia ^ Michael O’Donnell Mark Stock Mr. Jeffrey S. Annis ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louis and LuAnn Commisso Brian Overcast Streamline Environmental Mr. Brian Anthony 9 G. Brown 5 ^ Mrs. Julaine Condon ^ Daisy B. Pandolfo 10+ Robert and Barbara Strickler David Arango 5 Mr. Larry W. Bryant 6 Judith Aust Cooper Lori R. Pauchey Tampa Bay Advertising ^ Mr. John L. Argerious ^ Linda Bryskiewicz 6 Richard B. Cooper Mr. Robert J. Penland Federation 10+ Associated Construction ^ Judge Morison Buck 6 ^ Frank and Julie Corden 5 Mr. Ronald E. Perez Tampa Elite Soccer Group Dr. Sandy Bunkin Tonya J. Cosgrove Academy Inc. Mr. Sergio D. Perez Mrs. Laura E. Atteberry- Kelly Carrillo Burke ^ Marcy L. Courier 5 Tate and Lyle North America David Waylon and Katherine Walter M. Burkett Sr. ^ Norman D. Cramer Peterson 7 Jerry and Kathy Taylor Aventis Inc. FBD Consulting Joan G. Burpee 10+ Mr. Kevin Crane Mr. Carl M. Pitts Carlos and Claribel Tejas ^ Ms. Lynn Marie Awad 10+ ^ Stephen and Mary Ted Cranmer 7 Mr. Steven M. Platau The Cappy Law Firm, PA Babson Capital Burroughs 8 Management, LLC Ms. Dee Cravens Mrs. Tracey J. Potter The Thorpe Law Firm, PA Robert A. Burwell 6 Diane J. Bain Robert V. Crick 5 Mr. and Mrs. Lelo Prado ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo 6 Ms. Christina M. Bush ^ Philip R. Balser Jr. James R. Crosby 6 Mr. Jeff Prenatt 8 ^ Dr. Michael Truscott 10+ Tina L. Bush ^ Frances Stevens Barksdale 9 ^ Mrs. Dana L. Crosby-Collier ^ Kristen Price, MD 5 Iman Turki ^ James V. and Jill A. Caimano 7 ^ James B. and Judy L. Barton 6 ^ Mr. William J. Priff 10+ ^ Mr. Joseph D. Urso ^ Bob and Linda Caldwell ^ Powell A. Crosley, MD Mr. Stephen Baruch Michael and Donna John Van Dalsum Harold and Joan Callahan ^ Lee A. Crouch Pucilowski 6 ^ William Baur 6 Konstadinos and Toula Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis Crowther Construction/Mr. Jerome D. Quinn 10+ Vasilopoulos Jody Beattie Callahan R. Ernest Crowther Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn Glenn A. Vergason ^ Jack and Val Beatty James F. Calvert Mr. James Crutchfield 10+ Jacques Verron 5 Mr. Robert Becker Christopher and Julie Robert and Deborah Csere Mr. and Mrs. Sheikh A. James K. Beckmann Jr. Capsambelis 10+ Rahman Jeanne Vince Patrice Cunningham ^ Mr. Robert Begelman 7 ^ Marian Cara Mr. John F. Rañon/Rañon & Dr. Eric Vlahov 10+ Cura Sod Corporation 10+ Partners Inc. 8 Peter and Deanna Waldron 8 ^ Mr. Joseph A. Beiro Matthew J. Card Peter and Kathryn Cushing 7 ^ Antonio A. Cardoso, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rañon Waller and Wax Advisors Inc. Ms. Ellen Bell-Irving ^ Kathy Cutler ^ Miss Stephanie D. Caron ^ Steve and Kim Rehman Washington Mutual Bank BellSouth Matching Gift Mr. Lawrence J. Cyment Center Tim Carpenter Mr. Kenneth J. Reid 10+ David L. Webb 10+ ^ Mrs. Sylvia Davis D’Aloia Mark and Michelle Bellish 10+ Mr. Frederick M. Cason ^ Emmy Purcell Reynolds Candace and Nicole Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Doug D’Andrea Ms. Alfreda T. Benge 5 ^ Ross Castillo 7 ^ Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey Ms. Grace Weller The D. Lynd and Terri The Cataldo Family Melina and George Rice John V. Whitbeck, MD 5 Mike Benner 6 K. McGowan Foundation- Mrs. Kittie L. Chapman Houston, TX ^ Robert Reid Wedding ^ Mr. Randy White Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Benninger Dr. and Ms. Richard D. Architect/Sandra Feltner Mr. D. Blaise Wick continued on page 48 Cheshire

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Ms. Maureen A. Fahey Mr. and Mrs. Andres M. Carole S. Holway Dr. Gerald Kutzman 5 Edna L. Falter 7 Gonzalez ^ Kevin Holzgruber Teresa L’Homme Dick Faunce Mr. Bryan A. Gonzalez Michael J. Hopf Jr. Mr. Keith LaBrecque Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata Ralph and Cynthia Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Horvath ^ Dr. Anthony P. LaRose 5 8 10+ Mrs. Wanda W. Howell 5 Nancy Laho Mr. Lawrence Goodwin Arif Fazel Ms. Charlene Hubbard ^ Dr. Jack R. and Nora ^ Carla S. Gopher ^ William and Barbara Scott Hughes (Midulla) Lamb 7 Fechtmann Linda B. Grable Dolores Hull 10+ Jeanna L. Lampart Feldman Orthodontics Joe C. Granda George Truman Hunter 10+ Mark and Gail Landers ^ Dr. Randy Mark Feldman 10+ Yvonne Gray 8 John B Hurd Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. John and Maria Fernandes Lorraine Rafter Graybill Larson Susan E. Hussey John Ferrando Leonard H. Greco Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun Etelvina A. Hutchins 6 Dan and Debbie Ferrazza ^ Mrs. Jeanne K. Gregory 6 Ms. Maxine Hutchinson ^ Dr. James M. Fesmire 10+ ^ Shawn and Jeanne Gregory Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Valerie Ricca Laurino 7 2006-07 Dennis J. Casey Gloria Jefferson Griffith10+ Mrs. Marie B. Ilderton Mr. Jean-Francois G. frederic ^ Donna Strong Finck David Grindel ^ Rebecca Ingalls Laverdure spaulding Mr. Clifford B. Finkle III 7 Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Michael Lavin Groller Jr. 7 Insight Financial Credit society First Choice Water Union ^ Ms. Janice Law continued Conditioning Inc. Angela F. Guagliardo Mr. Frederick J. Insogna ^ Jane Lawler 10+ Mr. Frederick E. Fisher ^ Mrs. Carole M. Guyton Ms. Charmaine P. Daley Dr. David Clark Isele 10+ Garry H. Lawrence Florida Bibliophile Society HSBC Matching Gift Program Joe and Susan Daniel Drs. Jerry and Carolyn The LeMarquand Family Jerry Flynn 9 Charles Hach DataPros for Healthcare Inc. Jackson ^ George LeVan Ms. Alice M. Fogle Robert and Elizabeth Hach 6 ^ Nicholas Davi Karen L. James Rick and Patricia LeVarge ^ Ms. Deborah Folino Mr. Charles J. Hahn 5 Mr. James H. Davidson Jr. Felix Japp ^ Al and Rosemary Leathers 5 David and Joyce Ford 10+ Sheryl M. Hakala, MD Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Davis Tiffany Jaycox Lynan and Mike Leding 10+ Mr. James R. Ford ^ Mr. C. Michael Halfast 10+ ^ Hewey and Jean Davis Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. ^ Su Lee Joe and Ginny Foster Whitney P. Hall Jeffries 10+ Juliet Davis ^ Jennifer Leibe Pamela Fowler Seth D. Halpern 10+ Mrs. Beth A. Johnson Col. Michael P. Davis 7 Lender’s Consulting Group Andrew and Ruby Franklin Conseulo P. Hammett Francis and Carolyn Johnson Sean Davis Inc./Brian M. Smith ^ Victor and Elizabeth Fresh 5 Kathleen Hanlon 5 ^ Marvin C. Dawkins Rebekkah Housholder Friedrich Watkins of Tampa, Tony and Elaine Hardin Mr. Ron Jolley Leonard ^ Mr and Mrs Scott Dawson LLC ^ Carol Harlow 10+ ^ Adam W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. ^ Dean M. De Negri 5 ^ Bruce K. Friesen Dorothy Thonnesen Harper 5 Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Leonard Mr. Paul C. DeCosimo Joseph Mrs. Kendra Frorup Trey and Susan Harrell Dr. Keith Andrew Lerro Robert Delgado 10+ Stu Kadesh 6 Alexandra Frye Carole Homler Harry 6 Leon Levinson Mrs. Estelle Delo John P. Kahne ^ Tracy Edwards Frye Chris Hart ^ Mark and Karen Liebel Deb and Joe DiPietro James and Cheryl Kaminski ^ Mr. Jerome Fulton 10+ Alan Harvill 10+ Alex Liggett ^ Joseph J. Dibari ^ Kenneth C. Kane 5 Mrs. Renee G. Furlong ^ Bob and Mary Jo Hathaway Lightning City Gymnastics Louis G. Dichtas Meryl and Michael Kaplan Inc. GEICO Philanthropic ^ Larry L. Hatlestad ^ Mrs. E. Ann Dinofsky Foundation Arthur L. Keeble 7 Deborah S. Saucedo Hattricks ^ Daniel Dinzik Jr. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. ^ T. Wayne Keene William and JoAnn Longley ^ Jeffrey T. Hause Clement and Marie Dion Gagliardi ^ Matthew and Christine ^ Loren T. Longman ^ Paul H. Hauser Angel M. Disdier Marty J. Gall 10+ Kendrick 8 David and Ellen Lonigro 10+ ^ Dr. Judy Hayden 5 Mr. A. Gerald Divers Alex Gallegos Marcia Kerr Dr. Luz P. Lono Sign Design of Florida Inc. Ms. Kimberly L. Dix Hugh Garland Dr. Robert J. Kerstein 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Ms. Stephanie N. Heath 7 Thomas L. Doan Marcia and Alan Gassman Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich Lorden Jr. Alice Thomas Hedrick ^ Grant Donaldson 10+ Joan M. Gates Ms. Clara Sackey and Ms. Col. Craig L. Lowman Steve T. Hekkanen 10+ April Keyes Ginny and Jim Doolittle Mr. Clifford S. Gelbard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. ^ Mr. Robert P. Gelzheiser 10+ ^ Steven A. Hendrix 8 David A. and Debra S. Lucas Mr. Ronald L. Dristle Kinser Robert M. Gemmill ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mr. Rolando Luis Jr. Mrs. Betty J. Dubry Henehan Joseph W. Kinzer LTG US ^ Mr. Steve Gervais Chris Lumia John and Jamie S. Dwan Patty and Pat Hensley Army (Retired) 7 Michael and Joyce Gerwe 8 Mrs. Lois (B.J.) Lutzk Andrew and Angela Dwork 6 Caridad D. Herrick (DeLara) 5 C. R. Rocky Klein Mr. Ronald J. Giacone ^ Hans W. Lux ^ Frank J. Dykeman 10+ Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle 5 ^ Ralph D. Klein ^ Vincent Giampa 7 Charles J. and Linday M. Mr. James Ray Eagleton Karen K. Hilliard Mr. Cliff Kobrin and Mrs. Linch ^ Mr. Ronald Giardelli Karen Dollhopf William L. Eagleton IV Cindy Himmer Miss Kristin C. MacIntyre ^ Louise Clayton Giargiari 10+ Ms. Lisa L. Koebrich ^ Wesley G. Earl Ms. Debbie Parker Hinch Ross D. Macaluso ^ Mr. John M. Gibson John Koenig Claudius B. Effiom Ms. Doris M. Hinson 10+ Jack Mackie ^ Kathleen Mary Egan 10+ Dr. and Mrs.* Francis X. Therese Kominski 5 Gillen 10+ Valerie Smith Hirvela 8 Brian and Carol Magness Gregory H. Ekizian Demetrios Konstas ^ April L. Gillespie Dan S. Ho Magnum Audio Groups Inc. Irvin Elias Kimberly Koram ^ Larry J. Gispert 6 Julius and Shirley Hobbs Steve and Rose-Marie Ms. Sherry Erskine Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Magriby 10+ Ms. Emily Gerasimoff Mr. Robert Hock Kramer ^ Frank J. Espinosa Gordon Maingot 10+ Ms. Leslee Glenn Charles H Hodgkins NAI Krauss Organization Ms. Margie L. Evans Mrs. Clotilda Malloy Dwight and Geraldine James M. Hoffheimer Frank V. Kretzmer Mr. Eliah S. Ewing Glisson Frances S. Hoffmann 7 ^ Mabel Aughinbaugh ^ Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz Malsbary 10+ Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell 10+ Gwenda Gnadt Shelly Havas Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Mr. Peter B. Mann ^ Mr. Steven H. Fadler 5 Mr. Geoffrey Goetz 10+ Kuni

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Mary Catherine Martin Mr. Tom Mora Dr. John A. Perry Risk Avoidance Managers Ben Sheldon Manning 10+ Robert J. W. Moran Ms. Fay Perttunen Inc./Michael Halfast Lyman and Judith Sherman Kuci Lopez-Manz Dale M. Moser, MSGT/USAF ^ Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr. ^ Sarah Agliano Rivas Ms. Diane Sherwinsky Nicholas and Thelma (Retired) 10+ Vicki Phillips Rivero Gordimer & Liza Shimmin Maragos Company/Sam Lazzara ^ Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Most Bonnie and Scott Phillips ^ Mark M. and Audrey Shine 5 Michael Marcil Mrs. Sylvia A. Rivero Peters Mueller/Baisden Samm Philmore Sr. Shane Shipley John C. Marsh Jr. Advertising/Larry Baisden ^ Tom Roberts Mr. John C. Pickart Dr. Britt Shirley 10+ Dr. and Mrs. Donald Marsian Kathryn S. Mullen Mr. Bill Roberts Mr. James G. Piloto David T. and Patricia D. Bob Martens 7 Mrs. Norma Jean Mulrine Mr. Lou Piniella 5 The Peter D. Rodenbostel Shufflebarger Family 10+ Suzette Marteny ^ Lawrence and Diane Munini Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger 10+ Mrs. Natalie Sidor 10+ Mr. Joseph M. Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Dean Martin Mr. Daniel J. Plasencia, MD Dr. Helene Silverman 8 Samuel W. Musgrave 6 Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez 10+ Mr. Jerry Paul Martin Peter L. Platteborze Mr. Michael Silverman Mr. Drew B. Myers Mr. Rolando Rodriguez Roberto Martinez Jr. Dana Plays Robert J. Siwula ^ Charles and Mary Nabors Jeff Rogo 10+ Michael D. Mathis (Retired) Mr. Ralph Poetsch 10+ ^ Mr. John C. Skinner Deana L. Nelson Mr. Victor Romero 5 ^ Dr. Erika Matulich 8 George A. Pollock 8 Mr. Shawn P. Slade ^ Jean Nelson/Kristen Nelson/ Mrs. Jean A. Ronso 10+ Ms. Brooke M. May/ ^ Lionel and Gloria (Gonzalez) ^ Richard and Peg Slye Skanska Melissa Nelson 5 ^ Rose R. Rosanelli, DDS 10+ Polo 5 Smalley Enterprises Inc. Mr. Harry May Richard A Nelson Cary and Amy Rosoff Lionel R. Polo Michael and Theresa Smith Ms. Sharon McAllister The New York Yankees Dr. Nancy C. Ross 10+ Tampa Foundation Inc./ Powerhouse Building Mr. Paul Smith Mr. John R. McCarey Services Inc. ^ Mr. John W. Roy Howard Grosswirth Timothy Smith Mr. Joe C. McCloney Sr. Lela Powers David and Janet Royer David E. Newcombe Mr. Tom Smith Mr. Charles McCullers Pradeep M. Cheruvari ^ Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston 5 ^ Richard and Annette Nichols Michael Smucker ^ Norma McCumber 10+ O. Kumar Prasad Mr. Gary D. Rubin Kyle D. Nielsen Mr. Alejandro Socias ^ Mrs. Michelle P. McGee Ms. Jasmine Pratt ^ Denise M. Rubio ^ Albert B. Nieto 6 Spartan Sports Fan Club MAJ Kristine A. (Tantsits) ^ James and Mia Nolan 6 Robert A. Predale Tim Ruff McGinty Spectrum Painting & Paper ^ Charles A. Norberg Premier Home Improvement Gloria C. Runton 10+ Hanging Sylvia Roque McGinty 5 Company Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Tobey Anderson Russell Charles F. and Jean W. Mrs. Laura McGowan Northrop ^ Edward and Katherine Dr. Hemant Rustogi 10+ Sprietsma 5 Presson 7 Matthew and Karen McGrath Kevin J. Northrup 5 SPW Inc. Mr. Damon L. Stafford Dr. Wayne Price 10+ Sharell A. McKinney Michael and Susan Norton Jennifer Sack ^ Scott and Carol Dawson/ PricewaterhouseCoopers/ Mr. and Mrs. William C. Nova Southeastern Steve and Andrea Saltzman State Farm Insurance McLean Jr. Andrew Rey Companies University/Athletics Eugene Sambataro Barbera McManis Department ^ Mr. Philip Provenzano Jim and Judy Stefan 10+ Megan Proulx 6 Bruce A. and Adajean Kevin and Beverly McMorran Mr. Matthew Nowack Samson 10+ Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA Dr. Fred Punzo 10+ ^ Dr. William McReynolds 10+ Robert Rowen L. Gray Sanders ^ Edith Stewart ^ Mark and Beth Putnam 5 Edwin W. and Helen W. Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien Luciano A. Santa Cruz 10+ ^ Willie J. Stokes Means Dr. Mark Putnam 5 Leslie Ann O’Donnell Gladys Santiago Kathleen Stone 10+ Mrs. Donna Meese ^ Mark S. Putnam Mr. Lawrence J. O’Toole Mr. Santos Jorge ^ Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe Doctor H. James Meginley ^ Quality of Life Home Health 10+ Jo Ellen Faraghan Oakes ^ Ann M. Sarginson Ms. Jeanette Mellody Services Inc. E.J. Suarez Bob and Leslie Ogan ^ Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo 5 John S. Menard ^ Judith Quick 5 ^ David J. Sullivan 6 ^ Colonel Herbert P. Ohm USA ^ Richard A. Sauer 8 ^ Vincent J. and Larrie J. (Retired) 6 Mr. Sean T. Quigley ^ Mrs. Carol J. Sundberg Maryelizabeth Sawyer Mercadante Mrs. Barbara Orban Brittany Susan Quinn ^ Fred and Carol Sundberg Mr. Ronald G. Merrill Jr. Michael Quinn ^ LTC Paul and Edith Sawyer ^ Joseph P. Orlando 10+ (Retired) Sunny Florida Dairy ^ MetLife Foundation Mr. Michael G. Rabelo 5 Scott and Carol Paine Greg Scanio 10+ Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland Frank A. Meyer Jr. ^ Mark R. Rader Bernard A. Pargh ^ Mr. James K Schaefer ^ Mr. Gil Swalls 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Meyers S.J. Rainy Thaddeus and Margaret Kathryn V. Scheuerman ^ Daniel and Beth Sweeney Cheri Midulla Parker 10+ Mr. Julio C. Ramirez Jr. 6 ^ Jill Schillinger T.J. Hoops Inc. Cam O. Miles Bruce and Kate Parsons Mr. Mauricio Ramirez 7 Melba Schjang 5 Mr. Scott T. Milinder ^ Fran Pasetti ^ Sunnilal and Jane Richard Schmidt 10+ continued on page 50 ^ Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Chris Pastina 10+ Ramnarine Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller ^ Col. and Mrs. James T. Pate Michaele Taylor Rao Jr. 7 Ms. Nancy M. Raskin William M. and Mary T. Larry and Jean Mills Schmitz 10+ Jennifer Michele Paterson Dawn Rawlins 5 ^ Walter V. Minahan 5 Richard Schreep ^ Harold and Teresa Patino Ms. Ella M Ray Marco and Jacqueline David L. Schroeder Miranda 5 Mrs. Aryne A. Patterson Mr. William M. Rea ^ James Schule ^ Lynne A. Moeder Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paulson Bradley and Alice Reid 7 Erikka Oinonen Shumacker Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery J. Col. Wilmot E. Y. Paxton Dr. Barbara Reischmann ^ Ms. Susan L Scott 5 Moledor (Retired) 10+ Reliant Development Erskine and Irene Seay Robert and Victoria Monroe ^ Sandy Lofland Payne Adrian Goas Renta James K. Selmser Mr. Marc M. Montalto 5 Dr. Walter and Brenda Clifford and Martha Replogle Pederson Diane M. Senechal William Montgomery Candy Schloesser Retter 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pedrero 5 Mr. Michael M. Seoane Elizabeth G. Moore Emiliano Reyes-Novelo Mr. Kenneth J. Pelczar Mr. Mitchell K. Seoane Mr. Kelley Moore 6 Mr. Joseph F. Rich 10+ Bobbie Pepitone Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Sessions Ted and Beth Moore 10+ Rande A. Ridenour Mr. Frank Permuy Jr. Ethel L. Shaw James and Sally Moorehead Julia B. Riley 7 ^ The Rev. Paul Austin Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Perrine Jr. Benson (Alex) Riseman Sheehan

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Dr. Susan Mary Taylor 10+ Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell Jim and Emilie von Gartzen Cheryl A. Whiteman 7 Robert Terri Charles and Vicki Truxton Mrs. Jamie E. Wacek Jonathan P. Whitworth Mr. and Mrs. Carmelo Testa- Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Walter K. Jamison, LTD. APLC ^ Dr. James N. Wieland Secca Trzcinski 10+ Marjorie (Petion) Walters Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wilde ^ Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr. Tucker/Hall Inc. Lamar R. Erk Wardell Joe Wiley Mr. G. Denis Thaxton Mr. and Mrs. William J. Louise Gilbert Warner Mrs. Brenda L. Williams 5 Tuxhorn The Law Offices of John M. Mr. Joel Wartell Gary and Shahla Williams Fitzgibbons USF Foundation/President Allan P. Waters Mr. Quinten J. Williams ^ Jim and Lou Thomas Judy Genshaft Andrea L. Watson Spencer and Emily Williams Ms. Lauren Sandra Thomas Joe Ubinas Mr. Robert Wayne Mr. Morris S. Willner Karen A. Thompson Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr. Amy Webb ^ Carl and Corinne Wilmarth Mrs. Pamela Thompson Universal Home Health and Industrial Supplies Inc. Kathryn Perdicaris Weed 6 Dr. Norma Winston 9 Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates Inc. Estela A. Oquendo Weis Consulting Inc./Josh Christine Wisdom 2006-07 No. 3 Company Jeanette Y. (DeGuzman) Weis Mr. Robert Woodward frederic Teresa Papia Timmons Valenti Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss 7 Dick Woodward Tom and Jean Valenti 10+ Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss spaulding Tintagel Holdings, LLC Robert Wooten Patsy Tippins Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen Toni and Gary Weitkamp T. Warren Wooten 7 6 society ^ Charlene Tobie 6 ^ Erin A. Wells Cindy K. Xenick 7 continued Mr. John I. Van Voris Glenn and Patty Todd 10+ Mary Margaret Huston Mrs. Adrienne Yates Mr. Earl VanLandingham Wertz 10+ Tampa Bay Devil Rays ^ Mr. Peter J. Tomaino Manuel and Josephine Ms. Heather VanOpdorp ^ Steven Weichselbaum West Tampa Bay Women’s Care Dr. Emilio Toro 6 Yglesias ^ Vargo, LLC Adam L. Wetzel ^ Tampa Soccer School Inc. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito ^ ZFD Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vazquez White Sales Company Inc. ^ Jack and Beth Tanner 10+ Jeffrey and Denise Traster Mr. Andrew M. Zentmayer Vigo Importing Co. Inc. 7 Oscar and Sandra White 7 Bob and Lynn Tannler ^ Scott Trautman Gary and Sharon LTC Francisco A. Vila Zimmerman

2006-07 sword & Shield club Contributors to the athletic First Financial Empire Leasing Jackson Transformer/Mr. Mr. Richard C. Swirbul Mr. James D. Krause program of The University Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Hoover William Trelop Taggart Properties Inc. Mr. Anthony Maniscalco of Tampa are recognized Pepsi Bottling Group JGR Funeral Services Inc. Todd Taylor Mary Clare Codd Inc. as members of the Sword Mr. Rod L. Piatt Mark Jones Thomas & LoCicero MFS Investment Management and Shield Club. With the Lynan and Mike Leding Trans-Phos Inc. & Subsidiaries support of these special SWORD & SHIELD Mr. Andrew Lewis Mr. Richard Monteleone $1,000-$4,999 Wal-Mart Foundation donors, Spartan athletics Dennis A. Lopez The Walter Foundation Niantic Real Estate, LLC Affordable Lock & Key Inc. continues to grow and Love’s Auto Sales Carlton Benton, P&L Electric Inc. achieve. Sam and Cookie Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise Commissioner Ms. Shannon L. Reynolds SWORD & SHIELD Mr. W. Kendall Baker Mr. Tino Martinez Mr. Robert J. McCarthy Mr. Frederick M. Rothenberg $10,000-$24,999 Wendy’s/BBB Service Stephen H. Mauldin YPO Florida Chapter Mr. Scott P. Schaneville Company Inc. The Beck Group/C. Samuel Gene and Patsy McNichols/ Dr. Timothy L. Snyder Best Western The Westshore Ellison McNichols Company SWORD & SHIELD Hotel $500-$999 Southland Title Company Anthony J. Borrell Jr. Michael J Leding Jr & Scott L. Strady Walter and Sally Bromfield Associates Inc. Adams Air & Hydraulics Inc. Merchants Association of Mr. Adrian B. Bush Tampa Knights Futbol Club Florida/Peter Rodriguez Jr. The Musante Family Anchor Sandblasting and Mr. Daniel Byrne Foundation Paint Inc. Thalasinos Enterprises Inc. Rick and Sandy Thomas/ The Active Network Inc. Thomas Financial Group Ms. Carol Byrnes Gary Nash BASF Corporation Comfort Inn Conference Center Newland Communities, LLC Beyond Promotions The Industrial Company SWORD & SHIELD Mr. Edward J. DeBartolo Nortrax Dr. and Mrs. Robert Birrenkott Tampa Tribune $5,000-$9,999 Julie and Al DuFaux Ocean Insurance Mr. Jeffery A. Carter Mr. Osborne Timmons Management Inc. AT&T-Real Yellow Pages John and Lois Ellis Mr. R. Charles Coleman Matthew and Cindy Ulvenes Board of Counselors Mr. Ira Federer Pepin Distributing Company/ Brian C. Ussery Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Mr. Ruben R. Delgado II Chris and Linda Catanach Freel & Stringer Financial Ms. Sharon Valdes Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Mr. Ronald L. Diorio Michael Connolly Services Inc. Valiente Tile Inc. Prosport Management Inc. Escot Transportation Inc. Gasparilla Distance Classic/ Fastsigns Mr. Hindman P. Wall Ms. Susan Harmeling Real Estate Appraisal Solutions Woodard Family Trust Gold Cup Coffee Service Inc. Miss Melissa A. Fielder Robertson Glass & Door Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Grant Mr. Terry W. Fluke SWORD & SHIELD Service Inc. Grassroots Nurseries Inc. Mr. Robert W Ford $250-$499 Chris Rodriguez Mr. Ed and Lois Brennan/ Mr. Eric Foster Mr. Robert E. Banks Todd and Pamela Scudder Greater Tampa Swimming Gaffin Industrial Services Inc. Bay Area Tennis Officials Association Singletary Law Firm, PA Geocite Inc. Mr. Eric R. Beattie Mr. John A. Green Mr. Bill Snyder Jr. Global Visions Inc. Mr. Art Bennett Gulf Marine Repair Sodexho Campus Services J.P. Griffin Inc. Corporation (Facilities) Mr. Robert C. Bissell JR Tobacco Outlet Inc. John and Mimi Hanna Mr. Freddie Solomon Mr. Ron W. Brown JVJ Corporation Heritage Bank of Florida George E. Sprenkle Russell A. Bruno Kaliber Foods Holiday Inn City Centre Chad and Sara Sundermeyer Mr. George B. Cappy

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Mr. William P. Cassidy Johnny Clements Mr. James G. Piloto Mrs. Laura A. Baker Mr. Andrei A. Mikhalevsky Mr. Julio E. Castro III Cura Sod Corporation Mr. Lou Piniella Mr. Furnace W. Barnes Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris Col. Michael P. Davis Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger Bruce and Karen Barnes Mikolajczak Catanach Sean Davis Mr. Daniel J. Plasencia, MD Mrs. Jayne Bedosky L.B. Miles James J. Cianci Clement and Marie Dion Powerhouse Building Diane M. Benner Ms. Erma Mittleider Mr. Michael Comiskey Ms. Kimberly L. Dix Services Inc. Jerry and Gloria Bobier Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan Mr. Steven J. Coyman Thomas L. Doan Premier Home Improvement Ms. Joy R. Bowles Mr. Gordon P. Naruta Company Mr. B. Michael Cozene Mrs. Betty J. Dubry Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti Mr. Richard D. Oakes Mr. William J. Priff Andrew and Angela Dwork William L. Eagleton IV Polly Brannon Rick and Sheri Ogorek Stephen L. Ford Quality of Life Home Health Ms. Lisa Papageorgiou Gregory H. Ekizian Services Inc. Mr. Wayne A. Bromfield Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Glover Albert Pless Dr. Cheri Etling Mr. Sean T. Quigley Shirley Burdette GMC Properties Inc. Mr. Louis D. Possanza Ms. Margie L. Evans Mr. Michael G. Rabelo Ms. Amy K. Callahan Mr. Wilber Grooms Howard Price Ms. Maureen A. Fahey Mr. Julio C. Ramirez Jr. Ms. Melissa K. Callahan Mr. Stephen P. Hess R. M. Raines John Ferrando Mr. Mauricio Ramirez Crystal Chan Callahan Seth and Amy Huston Mr. David Ramirez First Choice Water Dawn Rawlins Chastain Painting Contractors Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Conditioning Inc. Ms. Ellen Rankart Adrian Goas Renta Mr. John Clarke LaRue Planning and Ms. Alice M. Fogle Mr. Kristin K. Cox Michael and Mary ReBouche Management Services Inc. Mr. Joseph M. Rodriguez Mr. James R. Ford Mr. Timothy M. Cregan Mr. Walter Rebouche James E. Linus, CFP Denise M. Rubio Joe and Ginny Foster Brenda Desmarais Janette T. Rice Keith and Mercedes Machette LTC Paul and Edith Sawyer Mr. George W. Fotopoulos (Retired) Beth B. Eagleton Mrs. Cheryl Riche Marciniak Detective Agency Inc. Mr. Jerome Fulton Sharon and Tom Schaefer Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger Mr. Herbert E. Riedel Maybin and Associates Inc. Mrs. Renee G. Furlong Kathryn V. Scheuerman Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Robert M. Gemmill Richard Schmidt Mr. Aaron C. Elser Mr. Chip Sasser Mr. Bill Minahan Mr. Steve Gervais Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engel Mr. Peter Scaglione Jr. Mr. John Nolan Mr. Ronald J. Giacone William M. and Mary T. Mr. Al Evans Mr. James K Schaefer Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff Mr. Ronald Giardelli Schmitz Mr. Randal R. Evans Mrs. Chung OK Schmidt Mr. Robert J. Penland Ms. Leslee Glenn Mr. Michael M. Seoane Ms. Genevieve Evelyn Whitney Schmidt Mr. Ronald E. Perez Mr. Geoffrey Goetz Mr. Mitchell K. Seoane Vincent and Lyn Falcone Ms. Edna P. Bromfield Schott Mr. Sergio D. Perez Mr. Bryan A. Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Sessions Janet E. Faulkner Mrs. Jane Marie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lelo Prado Marian G. Guagliardo Mr. Shawn P. Slade Maurice L. Fingeret Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling The Rupp Company Dan and Barb Gura Michael Smucker Ms. Charlotte W. Fitzpatrick Mr. Tom Snyder Mr. Robert V. Rupp Tony and Elaine Hardin Charles F. and Jean W. Doug Forster Mr. Gary L. Spinelli James R. Shelburne, DO Sprietsma Larry L. Hatlestad Ms. Irene T. Fotis William E. Stalnaker Mr. Albert J. Silva SPW Inc. Alice Thomas Hedrick Mrs. Diedra K. Frantz Mr. Rod Steier Tampa Elite Soccer Cindy Himmer Mr. Damon L. Stafford Ms. Doris W. Stewart Academy Inc. Ms. Denise Frutchey Ms. Debbie Parker Hinch Mr. Gil Swalls Wayne Story The Cappy Law Firm PA Mrs. Belinda Urso Garcia Michael J. Hopf Jr. T.J. Hoops Inc. Mr. James Steven Swift The Thorpe Law Firm PA Chett Gear Mrs. Wanda W. Howell Tampa Soccer School Inc. Ultimate Design Studio Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. TECO Energy Mr. Joseph D. Urso Jerry and Pat* Jackson Gellerstedt Mr. Salvatore J. Urso Mr. G. Denis Thaxton Jacques Verron Mrs. Beth A. Johnson Mr. David Greenwood Candace S. Valdes Mrs. Pamela Thompson Mr. Bob Wilson Mr. Ron Jolley Mr. and Bruce Kenneth Varsity Insurance Inc Mr. Thomas R. Kolbe Universal Home Health and Huertas Paulette N. Vasey Mr. Thomas Witmer Industrial Supplies Inc. Sally Kuni Mr. Kurt B. Huertas Allison H. Watkins Mr. Robert Woodward UT Student Fan Club Mr. Keith LaBrecque Mr. Mario H. Infante Amy Webb Mr. Earl VanLandingham SWORD & SHIELD Lightning City Gymnastics Inc. Charles W. Inman Raymond C. Weber Ms. Heather VanOpdorp $100-$249 Marc and Monika Lovallo Linda L. Kanaby Willie P. Whitlock Vargo LLC Mr. Jack H. Allen Jr. Mr. Rolando Luis Jr. Ms. Phyllis Kessel Ms. Sandra A. Wise Mr. Michael S. Vargo Mr. Jeffrey S. Annis Ross D. Macaluso Deborah R. Kinberger Ms. Charlotte Callahan Vigo Importing Co. Inc. Mr. Brian Anthony Miss Kristin C. MacIntyre Tatiana Kirincich Wozniak Dr. Eric Vlahov Mark and Michelle Bellish Magnum Audio Groups Inc. Ms. Karla Kirkwood Theresa Youngblood Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss Mr. David J. Bernard Steve and Rose-Marie Magriby Mr. Peter T. Klein Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman Steven Weichselbaum West Mr. Faxon Bissett Roberto Martinez Jr. Mr. Cliff Kobrin and Mrs. Kristen Zschau Ruth White CLU, CLTC Karen Dollhopf Sandra Perez Bobko Charles Edward Mascenik Jonathan P. Whitworth Mr. Thomas R. Kolbe Brandilyn Bogar Mr. Charles McCullers Mr. Joseph (Champ) Williams Leasing Services of America Bill Boyd Edwin W. and Helen W. Means Steven West Mr. Steven B. Legg Mr. Bobby Brown Ms. Jeanette Mellody Robert E. Lovely Sr. Dr. Sandy Bunkin Mr. Ronald G. Merrill Jr. SWORD & SHIELD Margaret T. Lowry Mr. David Burton Lynne A. Moeder UP TO $99 Mr. Robert M. MacDade Ms. Christina M. Bush Mr. Tom Mora A and J Fuel Oil Company Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio Tina L. Bush Kathryn S. Mullen John Craig Ainsworth Mr. Mark S. Mahre Harold and Joan Callahan Kevin J. Northrup Ms. Maggie E. Albano Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis Frank Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paulson Mr. David M. Alvarez Callahan Mrs. Carol T. Mancini George and Barbara M. Mr. Michael J. Alvarez Mr. Frederick M. Cason Pennington Rick Manzanares Mr. David R. Anderson Sr. Mr. Tino Cianci Mr. Frank Permuy Jr. Mrs. Delia Martinez Mr. Al A. Ayo Jr. John P. Clarke Dr. John A. Perry Norah Martinez

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2006-07 gifts ($1-$99) Anonymous (78) Mr. Philip J. Bacon Mr. Jack Bless Mr. Marcelino Cabaccang Carol A. Comer A and J Fuel Oil Company Melissa M. Bailey Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger Frank Cacciatore Syd and Mary Comer Aaron J. Strom Agency Inc. Ernesto and Judith Baizan Mr. B. Wallace Blount Mary Licalsi Cagnina Andy Conda Robert and Karen Abberger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bakalor Jerry and Gloria Bobier Ms. Amy K. Callahan Marilyn Allen Conner Mr. Charles S. Abell Mrs. Laura A. Baker Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bodwell Ms. Melissa K. Callahan John Connolly and Deborah Terry Abrahams Rachel (Price) Baker Ms. Sue Ellen Boggs Mr. Peter B. Callahan Kurelik Tom and Bunny Ackerly Mr. Kevin Richard Balko Ms. Patricia P. Bohannan Ms. Tonia E. Camacho Kathleen Connor Sue Tennant Ackert Clayton G. Ball Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke Roger S. Campeau James Conricote Jane Adams Eric Ballard Mr. David M. Bohnsack Alice A. Campion The Construction Company Inc. Joseph R. Adams Sr. John and Donna Barba Joseph F. Bohren Ms. Giovanna Jennie Campisi Monica Converse Mrs. Shirley L. Adams Wing Barfoot Robert and Mary Bondi Michael A. Cannella Merry Barr Conway Ade T. Adebisi Katharine Weekley Barker James L. Bonnette Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna John and Madolyn Cook Mrs. Nancy W. Agnew-Weems Carol A. Barnes Charles and Nancy L. Boover Kevin and Linda Caplis Dr. Robert J. Cook, Ph.D. Theresa M. Ahart Mr. Furnace W. Barnes Sr. Carmalita J. Borden Ms. Kimberly A. Caplis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Cook Ms. Maggie E. Albano Bruce and Karen Barnes Lorna A. Borghese Mr. Mark J. Caporin L. Ward Cooper Peter Albano Marcia Barnes Barbara Bosco John Capurro Mrs. Peggy A. Cooper Mr. Christian P. Albert LTC Richard D. Barnett USA Frank Bosco Greg Caragine Mrs. G. Spring Copeland Taylor Albertson-Pinke (Retired) James Daniel Botkins Mark & Mary Ann Carangi Mr. Joseph V. Corso Ms. Nancy Alchediak Mrs. Katherine J. Bartalino Mr. Robert Bovarnick Mr. Adam J. Caravalho Travis D. Corson Patricia Alchediak, Ph.D. Tyler Nathan Bartlett, Student Charles E. Bowers Richard R. Caravana Mrs. Christine M. Cosgrove Homer M. Alderman Jr. Mrs. Maddalena Bartolotti Ms. Joy R. Bowles Adalberto Cardoso Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Costello Janet M. Aleksiak Rose Beiro Barus Ms. Laura L. Boyd Mrs. Christina H. Carey Erin M. Cothran Michael and Stefanie Allain Nikki Bassil Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti Ms. Mackenzie Carignan Mr. William J. Counihan III Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Phineas W. Baugher Jr. Mrs. Muriel Cox Bradley Ms. Paula S. Carlington Gordon and Sylvia Couturier James W. Allen Courtney Baxter Mr. Guy D. Bradstock Susan Carlson Jane E. Cox Mr. Salim Almoosa John and Karen Becker Philip C. Bragg Dr. and Mrs. Stuart I. Carrier Mr. Kristin K. Cox Mr. David M. Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. (Wally) Ruth C. Bragg Kasandra E. Carter Becker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Curt A. Crapo Mr. Michael J. Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Vito Brancatella Robert and Ann Marie Cascella Professor James Beckman Frank and JoAnn Crawford Ms. Rebecca D. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Miss Dina L. Castellano Mrs. Jayne Bedosky Mr. Timothy M. Cregan Mr. and Mrs. Hal Ammons Brannon Robert Castle Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bee Mr. and Mrs. Steffan F. Cress Mr. David R. Anderson Sr. Miss Mary Frances Bransford Linda H. Catanach Carmine Bell Ellen Fitzpatrick Criscione Mr. Keith R. Anderson Robert C. Brenner Jr. Dr. Michael Catanese Mr. Ken and Mrs. Elaine Lt. Col. Marcus B. Crisman Argy Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Mrs. Constance H. Speronis Belliveau Brewer USAF (Retired) Skinny Antonini Cave Mr. Douglas Bender Michael D. Brewster Marietta B. Crosby Mrs. Mary Ficcio Arce Ron and Babs Cento Ms. Ellyn Bender Harry and Dot Britton Gary Cross Mr. and Ms. Steve Archer Charles E. Chalfant Miss Katherine L. Bender Dr. Harriet A. Brodsky Mr. Wayne L. Crowell Andrew and Ginger Sherrie Chambers Stephen and Ronnie (Honig) Mr. Wayne A. Bromfield Don and Elaine Crowley Armstrong Bendernagel Elizabeth A. Champion Joseph J. Bronte Freddie M. (Salgado) AnnMarie Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Benito Mary Esther (Valido) Crumpton Carter Brooks Champion Andrew and Virginia Diane M. Benner Pauline B. Crumpton Armstrong Mrs. Patricia Batts Brorein Chastain Painting Contractors Jeff and Rose Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cueto Jack A. Arnold Ms. Jennifer Brucker Kenneth and Susan Chew Bill Bennett Kim Curry Mr. Richard N. Arnowitz Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust Charles Chipman Martha Berdeal Dorinda Diaz D’Agostino The Arumi Salon Mr. and Mrs. Avron Bryan Mrs. Elizabeth R. Chmura Vivian Law Berdy Ralph B. and Martha D’Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley Mr. Daniel J. Buchholtz C. Andrew Christensen Jr. Thomas R. Berg Mr. George DaPonte Mr. Robert H. Ashmead Ms. Inez M. Buck Mike and Gaye Christensen Ruth Ann Harmon Bergstrom Georgia Reed Danahy Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Austin Robert H. Buckley Cass W. Christenson Barbara (Aenus) Berkman Judge and Mrs. Paul W. Mr. Al A. Ayo Jr. Michael S. Buday Joe and Rose Ciccarello Mr. Stewart Arky Berman Danahy Jr. B & B Towing Alex Bueno Mr. Peter M. Ciccarello Ms. Robyn Bergendale Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Mr. William C. Bachur Rey and Josette Bulnes Mr. Rosario C. Ciccarello Dannenhauer Mrs. Deborah L. Bernhard John Back Rene Bulnes Ronald L. Cinnamon Edwin, Lori, and Leandra Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berry Jr. Mrs. Gail Burch Dr. Mary Clancy Darden Charlie Bertini Mr. Richard A. Burdette Mr. John Clarke Dennis V Darvas Daniel A. Bertoch, DDS Dolores Coleman Burghdorf Marian DiMarco Cleland Mr. Kevin Dastis Mr. James Bessette Ms. Lydia E. Burguet Gregory A. and Mary Leone Ms. Ramona Davenport Richard Bialkowski Burke View Garage Inc. Cleotelis Michael J. Davies Ms. Maria D. Bidwell Paul W. Burlingame Jr. Milton Cleveland Gene C. Davis Suzanne M. Bilicska Mr. Greg Burnham Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Jill Vail Davis Dr. Wade Birch Cloutier Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Burns Ms. Lasheantea T. Davis Mr. Thomas E. Bissonnette Mrs. Julie Elizabeth Cochran Robert Samuel and Georiga Sandra A. Davis Jolene Nixon Bivens L. Burress Donna Cochrane Judy A. De Leon Robert C. Bixby Ms. Krista K. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Cohen Joseph DeGurie Bernice H. Black Mr. and Mrs. Angel M. Bustelo Joan T. Coleman Mr. Mark S. DeVries Mr. Bruce C. Black C & C Painting Contractors Inc. Dr. Marie M. Coleman Mr. Joseph Dea Mr. George L. Blanco

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Bessie Juanita Dean Charles and Diane Fabyanski Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Gulden Ms. Carol E. Deangelis Alphonse N. Falco Jr. Fulkerson Mr. Frederick W. Gumaer Marlene Deaton Vincent and Lyn Falcone Mrs. Frances T. Fuller David A. Haber Mr. Vincent J. DelGatto Mark and Alexis Fangmann Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gabrielle Shauna T. Hagan Rick and Penny DeLand Ursula E. Farnham Jim Gaines Gary L. Hainz Mr. Michael V. DellaPenna Janet E. Faulkner Mabel W. Galbreath Ms. Shirley A. Hales Mr. Charles W. Demarest Mrs. April M. Fauser Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Amy S. Hall Gallagher Charles W. Demarest Michael Faxas Kevin C. Hall Cynthia Gandee Edward L. Dement Willard Fein Ryan M Hamel Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Garay Deborah A. Denton James P. and Melody (Brown) Richard Hancy Mr. and Mrs. Armando Garcia Brenda Desmarais Feist Mary Virginia Fletcher Mrs. Belinda Urso Garcia Mr. Joe Destefano Mr. Samuel G. Feke Handley Gonzalo C. Garcia William A. Devitt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman Mrs. Louise M. Hane Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia Ms. Faye DiBona Kip Felentzer Mr. Wayne A. Hansen Tri-State Packaging Supply Brian Garman and Suzanne Bruce Hardee Henry J. DiStefano Hiebert Mrs. Elaine S. Diaz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Felton Clyde H. Hardee USAF Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz Mrs. Joanne C. Garmendia (Retired) Dr. Leopoldo J. Diaz Pat Fenda Allen H. Hong Bob Garner Jay Hardwick Maria B. Diaz Ms. Karen Fenton Mr. Thomas E. Hoover Marc and Pamela (Tobin) Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Harrer Danielle L. Dixson Janice M. Ferencie Garron Mr. Paul T. Horgan Mr. Jeffrey Harrington Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski Barry Ferguson Mr. Thomas E. Gay Jr. Ronald L. and Donna Johns Jon and Charlotte Harris Hough Ms. Vicki L. Dominick Charles A. Ferguson Chett Gear Margie Bachman (Harris) Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howley David Lyn Donharl Frank and Gloria Ferlita Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Dr. Martha Harrison Robert J. Hozyash Mr. Edward M. Douglass Sandi Fernandez Gellerstedt Jesse F. Harry Mr. and Mrs. John C. Huber Mr. Brian M. and Mrs. Colette Mrs. Alice Fernandez Corey George Doyle Doris Fernandez Lou and Sally Giacobbe Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Hart Sheri A. Huelster Ronald and Theresa Drees Mrs. Emily A. Fernandez Michael and Wendy M. Gilbert Miss Sara J. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kenneth Huertas Leroy Drew Irene P. Fernandez Keith M. Gilkes John D. Hassett Mr. Kurt B. Huertas Ms. Susan Timmes Dubin Ramona Alice Ortabello Gerald L. Gillis Dr. Roxanne Hauber Dr. Peggy Huey Jennifer Duda Mr. Thomas J. Filippello Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Gilreath Mr. David G. Haugen Dianne K. Hughes John T. Duff Maurice L. Fingeret Fred and Patricia Girgis Lisa P. and William A. Haun John Michael Hughes Kenneth P. Dumas Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Finley Domenic V. Giunta Mr. Christopher Hauser Sr. Kevin Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Durkin Ms. Miriam J. Fisher Schultz, Corinne Glasgow Ms. Ann C. Haviland Mr. William Warren Hughes Sr. David Earle Dutch Attorney at Law Ms. Rosalie Durand Mrs. Margery E. Oleskie Hayes Richard and Ann Humiston Ilmars Dzilna Mrs. Harriet Fisher Glatkowski T. Wayne Hayes and Margery E. Oleskie Hayes Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt Beth B. Eagleton Herbert and Mikki Fisher Joyce Wamble Glauser Mr. Harold N. Haynes Christina M. Hurley Mary Sheridan Easton Mrs. Renee R. Fisher Peter and Nancy Glickenhaus Mr. William J. Healy Mrs. Deanna L. Hutchins Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger Lawrence and Sarah William W. Godfrey Jr. Fitzgerald Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger Mrs. Deanne L. Godin Ms. Charlotte W. Fitzpatrick John T. Heath Jr. Mr. Robert D. Hutchison Jr. Mrs. Judith Edberg Susann M. Golby Louis E. Flack Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich Margaret M. Huth Irving Edelson Cindy J. Goldman William M.B. Fleming Jr. Lois Heintz Geraldine Law Hynes Russ Edge Joshua M. Goldstein John Flick Junious Henderson Jr. Mary Iannone Mr. James M. Eikeland Joseph Gomez Miss Beverly L. Flood Ms. Laurie Hennessey Mr. Ramsay D. Ihns Joan M. Elder Mr. Anthony S. Gonzalez Lynne Flood Dennis E. Henry Mr. Mario H. Infante Darren J. Elkind Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez Mr. Robert C. Florio Dr. and Mr. Lesly H. Patrick and Hope Ingle Christina Ellis Joan Searjeant Gonzalez Garry A. Flowers Hernandez Valerie J. Ingram-Hinkley Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis Peter and Genevieve Gordon Carroll E. Fogal MAJ Roger A. Herres USA Charles and Marcia Inman Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison Ed and Barbara Gormley Janie L. Fogg Mark M. Herrin Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Inman Mrs. Florence Elrod Mr. Hugh W. Gott Sean R. Ford Hess & Hess CPAs, PA Intuit Foundation Mr. Aaron C. Elser Mr. Mitchell Graff Doug Forster Randy Hess Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iovanni Lisa Endick Ms. Evelyn Y. Grant Ms. Irene T. Fotis Miria L. Hester Mr. Angelo Ippolito Ileana Couret Endom Bill and Alice Graves Dr. Kari E. Fowler John Kevin Hickinbotham Manuel A. Ippolito Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engel Candace Gray Michael and Nancy Fox Ms. Beverly D. Hicks Jean and Tony Ippolito Robert Eppenstein Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gray Ms. Sharon L. Fox Mr. F. Scott Hicks J.O. DeLotto and Sons Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Rod J. Epperson Graybar Foundation Larry Frackman Harley L. Hiers and Thalia Hiers J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Ms. Deborah A. Erdahl Greater Tampa Chamber of John (Jay) Franks Commerce/Kim Scheeler Dolores J. Higham Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jackson Mr and Mrs Richard E. Erickson Mrs. Luella F. Franqui Dr. Roger Green Michael and Kim Hightower Mr and Mrs John Jamison Matthew Eriksen Mrs. Diedra K. Frantz Sarah E. Greenhawt Walter L. Hilgart USAF (Retired) Joel Jankowski Carol Ann Eschelman Joyce Franz Dara Greenhouse Mr. Olan D. Hill Anthony (Al) Ettaro Mrs. Maria C. Janner Conrad N. Frassa Mrs. Nancy A. Greenless Ms. Valerie Hingson Donna Eubanks Susan M. Jarrett Mr. David Greenwood Mrs. Lynnette M. Hirth Dr. Robert and Mrs. Janna Mr. Dale Freeman Mary Scanio Jasinski Evanko Elizabeth Ruth Fresh Joan Wyeth Griggs David D. Hizer Mr. and Mrs. Zygmunt A. Mr. Al Evans Friends of Henry B. Plant Park Mr. Michael J. Groner Mrs. Charissa Hobbs Jasinski Mr. Randal R. Evans Ms. Denise Frutchey Paul S. Groschadl Friend Mrs. Dot Jeffery Ms. Genevieve Evelyn Fred and Lois Fry Ms. Susan Gruchevsky Dr. Leon Hoke Jr. Ms. Shirley Jenkins Executive Women Paula Fry Ms. Donna Walters Guemmer Sara M Hokin International Tampa Bay Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Frye Jr. Mrs. Eleanor C. Guetzloe Byron E. Holley, MD continued on page 54 Chapter

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2006-07 Logan F. King Stephen P. and Miriam Levy Mr. Nick Mascio and Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan Mrs. Virginia King Marilyn Lewis Karen Mascio Dorothy Morris gifts ($1-$99) Mr. Morley L. Mason continued Ms. Barbara Wolf Kinsey Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth Sarah J. Morris Tatiana Kirincich Lightfoot Mrs. Idelle Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Denby G. Miss Juleen A. Jennings Ms. Karla Kirkwood Laura Lindeman Dr. Richard Mathews Morrison Mr. Jeffrey G. Jensen Frederick Kirschbaum, CFO Lindsey Consulting & Drs. Lee H. and Janet R. Suzanne Morse Mr. Gerard C. Jetter Management Inc. Matthews Mr. Peter T. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mullally Ms. Trinidad Rio Jimenez Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mayer David Knapp Stephen Mulligan Ben Johnson Les and Dana Lipsey Dr. Andrew E. McAlister Mrs. Mary Jane Knowles Michael Munger James and Mary Johnson Mary E. Liro Mr. Garry McAnally Kenneth and Janet Koerner Clarence L. Murphy Joy K. Johnson Paul and Linda Lisacchi Mr. Peter McCabe Robin M. Kohn Mr. Edward J. Murphy III Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gary Lisewski Robert and Deanny (Ogden) Janet E. Kolakowski Mr. John D. Murphy Jr. Johnson Buford H. Littlefield McCall Mr. Thomas R. Kolbe Brenda H. Murray Mr. Tom J. Johnson Jr. M Aurora Perez Llende Jamie M. McCoy Joann Sirota Kole Mr. Craig N. Murray William G. Johnson Mrs. Norma Lobato Mrs. Justine L. McCurdy David and Natalie Koletic Ms. Kathleen M. Murray Floyd and Irene Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ms. Donna L. McFarland Constance Kelly Kone Ms. Renay Murray Irene P. (Durrance) Johnston Lockard John McGee Mr. Anthony Kopecky Donna Murtha Mr. Robert M. Johnston Donna J. Long Shel McGuire Clifford Korn Mr. and Mrs. Vijaybalan Alfred W. Jones III S. Hansen Long Penny McIntyre Murugesu Mr. Neil D. Kornblatt Charles B. Jones Marilyn Longo Donald W. McKenzie Dr. Linda L. Musante John Kornrumpf Lori Jones-Keck J.R. Lopez Mr. William R. McKibben Jr. Adrienne Menendez Napoli Merri and Irwin Kotcher Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jung LTC Dwight L. Lorenz USA Ms. Patricia McKissock Donna M. Napoli Tony & Bobbie Kovach (Retired) Kristina L. Justen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. Gordon P. Naruta Jason Kreitzer Mr. and Mrs. William Louvain McLaughlin Aida Kadic-Galeb Ms. Mary Lou Nash Ms. Kim A. Kuntzleman Marc and Monika Lovallo Eleanor (Buzzett) McLennan Ms. Rosemary Marguerite Gloria Nasrallah Kahler Therese LaDouceur Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo Ms. Suzanne D. McMullen Neil Wein & Associates Inc. Jerry and Mary Kahn Mr. Ramon LaSoya IV Robert E. Lovely Sr. Maurine Robles McTyre Dr. Linda Nelsestuen Brian T. Wilson and Michele L. Mike Lacy Mr. Stephen Roy Lowe Bill and Ann Mears R.J. and Jane Nepveux Kaminksi Mrs. Nora Lamb Margaret T. Lowry Jerry E. Meatyard Douglas M. Nestor Linda L. Kanaby Pamela Shaffer Lanning Robert Luboski Jerome M. Meguiar Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ricki Rosenthal Kasse Mr. Marc D. Lantz Mr. Roger D. Lunsford Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Neuenschwander Robert A. Kastenbaum Melanson Mark F. Lapp Ms. Jennifer E. Lynch Ms. Dorothy Nevels Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kaufman Mr. Robert Melillo Mr. Phillip N. Large Sharon Jann Lynch John Neveu and Laurie Neveu Maureen Kearney Mr. Michael Menendez Ms. Celia B. Larimore Mr. Tristam W. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen John L. Keck III John and Carole Mercer Kenneth M. Laro Mr. Robert M. MacDade Leslie Carlisle Nichols Jean M. Keelan Kathleen Larson Michael A. MacDonald MetroWorks Productions Inc./ Salvatore Livia Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nicolucci Mr. Clifford John Keim Mr. Samuel Lasky Joe Macel Michele E. Michaels Daniel Nilson Sean R. Kelley Sandra Lake Lassen Mrs. Mary Mackie Morris and Charlotte Michaels Joseph R. Nimo Mr. Donald W. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. George Laxton Mr. Sean Maddan Wilbert D. Mick III Mr. Richard L. Nittinger Mr. Thomas E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Le Nancy A. Madden A. Douglas Middlebrook Jr. Mary J. Nolan Mr. Thomas Kelly Marquand Joseph Magadan Rosemarie Rogers Middleton Ms. Jerry Noland Mrs. Linda Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio LeBlanc Mr. Andrei A. Mikhalevsky Fernando A. Nolasco and Brad and Dawn Kenyon Mrs. Yolanda Correa Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Mrs. Patricia Clark LeVarge Mr. and Mrs. Ronald David Kerr Maguregui Doug and Minnie Norton Paul and Rose Leahy Mikolajczak Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Mark Mahmood Jennifer Noy Kenneth and Connie Leamond Stephen C. Miles Ms. Phyllis Kessel Mr. Mark S. Mahre Andrew M. O’Connor Leasing Services of America Ms. Jean M. Miley Leterica Benjamin Braneh Mr. Matthew Mainelli Mike Miley Adrienne Carlyon Kickliter Alvin A. Leathers Frank Maldonado O’Donoghue Beatrice B. Miller (Siller) John Kiesling Mr. David Lebed-Villafuerte Stacey (Cassidy) Malloy, Esq. Anne McCurdy O’Grady Ethlyn Coggin Miller Mrs. Phyllis Kimbel Mr. Earnest R. Ledford Ned and Bette Maloney Mark S. O’Malley Nadine Edwards Miller Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Barbara (Micki) Bailey Ledoux Mrs. Carol T. Mancini Mrs. Courtney O’Neil Kinberger LTC William S. Milliken Retired Dr. James Lee Sharan Beckman Mandell Sylvia (Penzato) O’Neill Reid P. Kinder Pauline Minahan Richard H. Lee Jr. Josephine Pendino Mandese Mr. Richard D. Oakes Harry W. King and Nancy J. Mr. Stephen J. Mingione Sylvia G. Leffler Mr. Kenneth Mangano Ms. Marilyn L. Oberti King Andrew M. Mirabole Legacy Administrative Ed and Clare Mangine Anthony C. Obianagha Services Inc./Mr. Frank R. Esra Z. Mirze Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mangine Joe and Mary Obusek Pokorny Mr. David N. Mitchell Mr. John F. Manierre Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn Mr. Steven B. Legg Ms. Erma Mittleider Kevin and Stephanie Manson Daniel and Martha Oddo Mrs. Geraldine M. Lemen John Mocnick and Deborah Wendy and Marcelino Lemus Rick Manzanares Morris Theresa Dike Okpani Lionel O. Leon Wenona M. Marbourg Andrea Zambito Molony Robert F. Olinits Thomas A. Leonard Mr. Donald Todd Marrs Terry D. Mone Mr. Andy Ortega Mrs. Connie J. Leow Amy Martin Donald P. Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy Jill M. Lerman Mrs. Amy L. Martin Mrs. Emily Winston Moody Jose R. Oural Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr. Mrs. Delia Martinez Barbara M. Moore Ms. Joanne Oxx Deborah M. Lester Frank R. and Lucille Martinez Mrs. Delores R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John Pace Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leverett Norah Martinez Bette Denenberg Morchower Howard E. Padernacht Joseph and Marisa Levy Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx Ana Morgado Lois Church Page

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Mrs. Geneva K. Palaidis Pamela Pearson Carol Petti Mary A. Pokorny Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palermo LTC Robert F. Pearson Kevin Dale Pettit Kelly Polk Tina R. Paone (Retired) Pfizer Foundation Deanna M. Pollina Ms. Lisa Papageorgiou Mr. Thomas Pearson John and Robin Phifer Mrs. Christine M. Porter Mr. Nikolaos Papangelis Kathleen Peck Andrew G. Phillips Mr. R. Gale Porter Guiseppe Parisi Arthur D. Peffer III Mrs. Eleanor Hayes Phillips Mr. Louis D. Possanza Ms. Nancy L. Parkinson Grace Lopez Pelaez C. Arthur Pichard Jr. Joseph and Michelle Potuzak Mr. and Mrs. William Parrish Katherine E. Pellegrini David and Linda Pickel Barbara Powell-Miller Carol Partington Ms. Francene Penhallow Mr and Mrs Jose Pimentel Dr. Terra Pressler Maria Leto Pasetti Mrs. Emma Perez Mrs. Patricia A. Pladdys Natalie D. Preston Joanne and Joy Pasquinelli Peter Perkins Wendy J. Plant Everett F. and Sharon Prevatt Ms. Anna M. Passantino Judith K. Perlow Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Platzer Arnold H. Price Pat Agonito Painting, LLC Mr. Richard Perone Inga Plesnarski Howard Price Mr. Max D. Payne Mr. Michael D. Perry Garrett Pless Mr. Larry Price PeakBiety Inc. Noretta E. Perry Ms. Teresa Plimptom Eileen and Pat Price Mr. Robert J. Pearce Barbara L. Cross Petry Joyce S. Plumley Luciano and Alice M. Prida Mr. Carl W. Ritter John and Sonia Primm Ashley Iris Roach AnnMarie and Phil Coats John and Carole Roberts Joseph Pronesti Meredith T. Roberts Mr. Tony B. Provenzano Mr. Nelson Roccaforte legacy society members Mrs. Susanne Gould Provo C. Rocka Jr. Jennifer G. Pugsley The Legacy Society Domenic V. Giunta ’36, ’38 Walter Smith Pierce* Mark and Robin Rockaway Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik recognizes donors who Charles E. Goulding ’39* Margaret Ragg* ’41 LTC Richard F. Rockwell USA Peter and Susan Quackenbush have provided for The G.R. Griffin* David V. Ramsay* (Retired) Mr. Philip Quaranta Jr. and University of Tampa in their Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gude Hortense Ramsay* Trudy and Richard Rodean Mrs. Wendelin Borman estate plans. Ira C. Henson* William R. Richardson ’80 Quaranta, Esq. Mr. David Rodriguez Anonymous (5) Robert Hill* Jeanne Royston ’61 Mr and Mrs John E. Quarg Mr. Francis X. Rodriguez Carmen Alonso* Mr.* and Mrs.*Max Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Carter B. Quina Gil Rodriguez Hollingsworth Samson Jean L. Amuso ’64 Martyn L. Quinn Sheila A. Rodriguez Phil Holzer ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sandra Antonini* Nando Quinones Evelyn R. Rogers Vincent C. Hoover ’76 Sclafani Alfred S. ’47 and Beverly Austin Mrs. Kim Radatz Rollins College Ernest C. ’56 and Connie Mr.* and Mrs.* Harold Houghton Eric J. Romanino Robert S. Austin* ’56* Segundo Sr. Debra Jo Radke Kenneth E. Hyatt Miss Elizabeth A. Romero Robert E. Beach ’55 John Sherman* ’40 R. M. Raines George W. Jenkins* Mr. Dean A. Rooney Anne Blake* Albert J. Silva Lt. Col. Gary Dean Rainey Helen D. Jones* Whitney E. Roosa (Torpey) Robert C. Brenner Jr. ’57 Mr.* and Mrs.* Reginald Mr. David Ramirez Bertha Jordan* Ronald L. Brickey* Sims Jose and Mildred Ramos Mr. and Mrs. Raul Roque Loveda M. Keating* Peter A. Cammick ’79 Frank J. Smid Ms. Ellen Rankart Ms. Betty J. Rosales Pierre Knight* Karen Casey Helen N. Sobie* Lisa M. Raponi Judith A. Sharp Rose Mr.* and Mrs.* Fred Kreider Frank G. Cisneros ’66 Kimberly Sperling ’03 Ms. Susanne L. Rashka Jennifer E. Rosell Nanna Kurtz* Fred Conn* Gordon Solie* Mr and Mrs Ratcliffe and Sons Robert A. Rosenblatt Frederick D. Learey* Paul ’51 and Georgia ’52 William E. Starkey Kristin Rathjen Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ross Josephine P. LeGault ’49 Danahy Marie Swingley* ’58 Raymond D. Ray Mandy Rossmeyer-Campbell William D. Leith* ’59 Lorraine D. Datello ’64 Susan Sykes Merry Mack Rayl Mr. Peter Roth Edward C. Levine ’69 Helen A. Davis* Victor E. Tack* Raytheon Company Judith Rothenberger John H. Lindenmeyer* Lea Lavoie Davis ’94 Betty W. Thomas* Michael and Mary ReBouche Mr. Joseph D. Rotman Thomas S. Lovering* David Delo* Catherine E. Thomas* Miss Carlin O. Reagan Lezlie L. Rovnanik Victor Lubitch* Estelle Delo Guy Richard Thomas ’72 Dennis G. Rears Douglas B. Rowe Dorothea Butler MacNamara Julia I. Dickinson* Margueritte Thurston* ’58 Mr. Walter Rebouche Jack and Anne Rowland John L. Macdonald Mary Z. Dorfmuller* Emilio Toro Col. Norman L. Redding Jr. Mrs. Ann M. Rubin Robert W. Mallen Elizabeth Hilton Enlow ’44* Michael J. Turrisi Richard A. Reece Sr. Darren Rubin Stanley E. Mallen Walter Faries* Cathy L. Unruh H. Reilich Megan (Bohmbach) Ruble Stacey Cassidy-Malloy ’96 Thomas E. Feaster ’76 Leonard ’48 and Miriam Paul and Elaine M. Reuter Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Russ Donald S. McKay* ’48 Vidal Heather Bailey Ferguson ’86 Ms. Arlene Ricca Ms. Barbara M. Russell Herbert McKay* Shawn Vinson ’95 James L. Ferman Sr.* Janette T. Rice Mr. George Ryan Jr. Kathyrn McNulty* Mary G. Wade Edwin J. Ficarrotta* David W. Richards Mrs. Naomi Ryan Thomas A. Meachum ’81 Mark J. Waite ’79 Robert A. Fimbel ’72 Dawn Richards Felton Trina Ryan Joe D. ’47 and Hilda* ’44 Mills Roberta Walker* ’55 Mr.* and Mrs.* Sam Flom Mr. William R. Richardson Mr. Tony Saladino Frank L. Morsani Jim Walter Sr.* Helen M. Forbes* Mrs. Cheryl Riche Francis Samperisi Sherman B. Forbes* Mr. Clifford A. Mott ’49 Mr.* and Mrs.* Louis Susan M. Sams Wellhouse Jr. Eileen Gomez Richmond Joan M. Gates ’85 Vincent J. Naimoli William T. Sams J.H. Williams* Mr. Herbert E. Riedel Charles J. Gee* Angel Oliva Sr.* Mr. Mario Sanchez Jr. Rose Williams* Miss Katie Vetrano Riley Gilda Geiss* Brian Overcast Patricia A. Sands Edward Martinez Ybor* Juan C. Rios Thomas R. Giddens Wihelmina E. Pearde ’57* Joseph ’55 and Vilma ’56 Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy Rod L. Piatt continued on page 56 Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash Zalupski Anthony and Lisa Ritch Lisa Roseann Ritch

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Karen L. (Shepherd) Gomez David and Arlene Stobinski Dan and Shirley Trzaska Gordon P. Wesley Monica M. Sheridan Teresa Underhill Stockton Todd J. Trzcinski Robyn F. Wesley Michael F. Sherlock Irene M. Stone Maxine Tucker Allison E. West Lisa Sherman Ms. Jennifer S. Stone Wayne Tucker Malcolm and Marilyn Westly Mrs. Dayna J. Hadfield Shock Leverett and Kathy Stone Deborah Askew Tungate Ellis and Faye Wheatley Amy Salomon Wayne Story UT Student Fan Club Mr. and Mrs. John Whesper Stephanie J. Sibley Jane Stowers Daisy Belton Ulmer Paula K. Whitaker, Ph.D. Mr. Gregory P. Silvestro Kristin Strammer-Mallia Ultimate Design Studio Inc. Alison and Thomas White Brian and Erin Simmons Joan Strauman Deloris (Patrick) Carter and Christina M. White Mrs. Joan G. Simpson Jarret M. Strawn Roy Carter Ms. Barbara A. Whitley- Howard and Nina Sinsley Christopher Strazzulla Universal Auto Brokers Inc. Richards Nina Jane Garber Sinsley Mrs. Janice F. Streb, CPA Carl G. Unlaub Willie P. Whitlock Srun and Chantima Sirodom Mr. John E. Strohmeyer Mr. Larry R. Unterfer Raymond and Helene Wiede 2006-07 Loryce Ann Sivertson Jill B. Studstill Ms. Elizabeth V. Upton Anita Wilder gifts ($1-$99) Mike G. Skaroulis Ms. Donna Sullivan Jeffrey L. Uribe Jeff and Sandy Wilkin continued Robert and Teresa Skobrak James J. Sullivan Ernest and Mary Urso Ebonie D. Williams Mr. Salvatore J. Urso Gary Williams Jr. Antonio D. Santos Ms. Suzanne Skubrick Mary J. Sultenfuss Candace S. Valdes Laura Hofmann Williams Mrs. Rayma Santos Col. James V. Slagle USA Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner (Retired) Will and Carole Valdespino M.R. Williams Rakesh and Karlene Sarna Mr. C. Michael Sunderland Mary A. Slater Ronald Valle John and Karin Williamson Mr. Chip Sasser Mr. and Mrs. David Supplee Mr. and Mrs. Donald Slocum Ms. Diane A. Vallee Jeanette Fernandez Wilson Ms. Sonia Savage Mr. E. Daniel Swanson Linda Smeraldi-Lopez Mike Valletti Mr. Anthony Wincko Mr. Peter Scaglione Jr. Stan Swanson Sheri A. Smidhum A.C. Van Dusen Jack William Windt Jason C. Scarlata Edward and Ellen Sweeney Mr. Donald H. Smith Mr. Edward R. Van Horn Col and Mrs. Charles Wingate Kim Kilpatrick Schaltenbrand Ms. JoAnne E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith Mr. Donald L. Van Putten Dr. Bruce Winkler Alfred and Rose Schiff Miss Kerrie Anne Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy Mr. James Steven Swift Varsity Insurance Inc. Ms. Sandra A. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Sue Smith Schlindwein Edmund K. Swigart III Paulette N. Vasey Ms. Jane L. Wittersheim Mrs. Jane Marie Smith Mrs. Chung OK Schmidt Frank and Myra Swope Amarilys Vega Ms. Valerie Wolf Jayne Anderson Smith Whitney Schmidt Christine (Doege) Sykes Nicio Vega Jr. Mr. Charles E. Wolfe Juanita A. Smith Scott A. and Lori Rieth Mr. Robert A. Sylte Francisco Velez Jr. Mrs. Mary Shackleford Wolfe Linda L. Smith Schneider T. Rowe Price Association Mrs. Nicole R. Vickers Julie Elbring Wood Ms. Krystal R. Schofield Michael A. Smith Foundation Inc Beverly Viernes Ethel Richardson Woodard Mr. Gregg M. Schoppman Mr. Richard Smyth Dr. Arden and Sunshine Taber Diane J. Villanova Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Ms. Edna P. Bromfield Schott Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling Tampa Bay Performing Arts Ed and Heather Vitali Brian S. Wormser Mr. Alan Schreier Mr. Tom Snyder Center Mr. James P. Vlahakis Dr. Jennifer Wortham Mr. Anthony J. Scionti Dr. Andrew J. Solomon Tampa Preparatory School Christine A. Volk Ms. Charlotte Callahan Mr. Timothy L. Scott Roccie Soscia Merrie Tankersley Jim and Lisa Vondrak Wozniak Tom and Melissa Seamands G. John Sowyrda Vincent L. Tata WEDU John B. Wuertz Mr. Robert M. Seh Mr. John Spasiano LTC Emmett L. Taylor Wachovia Bank Andre R. Wyatt (Retired) Frank and Margaret Selph Mr. Ira Spear George and Joan Wagner Mr. O. Boyd Wynne III Pamela Moore Taylor Mark D. and Linda Saul Sena Mr. Jeremy P. Spencer Mary Fink Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Wyse Robert and Bonnie Taylor Sharon McBryar Sercombe Giuseppe A. Spera Ray and Mary Wagner Marissa Xinaropoulos Angela M. Terry and Dennis Sercombe Mrs. Kimberly A. Sperling Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron Gregory C. Yadley The Enrollment Management Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Scott Spiegelhalter Mr. Everett D. Walker Ruth and Jean Yadley Sesay Sr. Center Inc. Mr. Gary L. Spinelli David Wallace Ms. Millie Yates Mr. Steven C. Sharrer Laurence W. Theriault Mrs. Mary Cacciatore Spoto Mr. Duncan S. Wallace, MD Mr. Jimmie E. Youngblood Jr. Heather Shaw Christopher Thiel Mr. John D. St. Louis Joan E. Wallace Miss Clara Younggren Lucy Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Thomas Dr. Robert W. Stafford Mr. James M. Warden Ms. Anita D. Yow Mae Ellen Shea Mary Ann Thomas Terrance and Sherril (Zucker) Dr. Judith Washburn Mr. Alan J Zale Joann E. Shepard Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Brooks W. Thommes James L. and Leath A. Joe and Vilma Zalupski William E. Stalnaker Gerald H. Thomsen Washington Nelson and Pauline P. Zambito Scott Stalter Mrs. Barbara Tiani Cullen and Anna Waters Mits and Fannie Zamore Leonard C. Stancombe Ms. Laura Tierney Wendell and Frances Waters Miss Molly E. Zawacki Cathy Wells Stanford Jason E. Titus Allison H. Watkins Mr. Allan Zehe Dr. Neil Starr Ms. Janet Z. Tizon Lisa K. Watkins Mark Zenko John and Denise Stefero Mrs. Sharon K. Tollin Brian T. Watson and Michele The Zent Family Mr. Rod Steier L. Kaminski Patricia H. Tomasino Andrew Zibell Erline Gladstone Steinberg Kimm S. Watson Kim (Nordt) Tompuri Mary K. Ziegenhorn Donald F. Steiner Robert J. Watts Ms. Gloria Topper Drs. Carl L. and Paula S. Mrs. Marie Frances Stevens Naomi Sharon Weaver Zielonka Edwin S. Torres Nicole Stevens Raymond C. Weber Alice Jane Zimmerman Maria Torres Leslie Ann Steward-Kostka Mr. Thomas M. Weber Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman Mr. Kenneth R. Tortolani Ms. Doris W. Stewart Matthew T. Weigl William Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart Touchton Ms. Ellen W. Weiman Mrs. Elinor M. Zito Mary Jo Stewart Lewis Tougaw Mr. Michael E. Wells Ms. Susan Zortea Ms. Elise Stigliano Rita N. Triola Mr. and Mrs. David Welte Kristen Zschau

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2006-07 faculty and staff donors Anonymous Mr. George DaPonte Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Dr. Richard Mathews Taylor Albertson-Pinke Juliet Davis Groller Jr. Dr. Erika Matulich Mr. Jon E. Albrecht Gil DeMeza Mr. Michael J. Groner Dr. Andrew E. McAlister Donna R. Alexander Dave and Linda Devine Dan and Barb Gura Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Phyllis Alexandroff Mr. Paul Dixon and LTC Mrs. Louise M. Hane McCann III Gregg Bachman and Sherrie Deirdre Dixon Jay Hardwick Myra McLeod Teddy Grant Donaldson Carol Harlow Janet McNew Melissa M. Bailey Julie and Al DuFaux Dr. Martha Harrison Dr. Lori Benson McRae Eric Ballard Colleen E. Duffy Dr. Roxanne Hauber Dr. William McReynolds Wing Barfoot Santiago Echeverry Dr. Judy Hayden Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Professor James Beckman Mrs. Judith Edberg Thomas J. and Louisa I. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Miller Ms. Ellyn Bender Kathryn S. Ellis Hegarty James and Sally Moorehead Steve T. Hekkanen Dr. and Mrs. Robert Birrenkott Matthew Eriksen Kimberly S. Morris Ms. Krystal R. Schofield Junious Henderson Jr. Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger Dr. Cheri Etling Michael Munger Joseph and Linda Sclafani Steven A. Hendrix Lisa Bostick Donna Eubanks Mr. James B. Murphy Jr. Monica M. Sheridan Ms. Beverly D. Hicks Mr. Robert Bovarnick Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell Dr. Linda L. Musante Dr. Britt Shirley Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle Mr. and Mrs. John Brabham Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata Donna M. Napoli Dr. Helene Silverman Karl Hill Jr. Ms. Jennifer Brucker Mr. Thomas E. Feaster Dr. Linda Nelsestuen Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy Robert and Lorri Bruns Pat Fenda Mrs. Charissa Hobbs Fernando A. Nolasco and Smith Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Dr. Leon Hoke Jr. Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Michael Smucker Linda Bryskiewicz Fentriss Chuck and Barbara A. Holmes Mrs. Courtney O’Neil Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling Mrs. Gail Burch Sandi Fernandez Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn Mr. Tom Snyder Ms. Lydia E. Burguet Dr. James M. Fesmire Thomas and Sheila Hood Rick and Sheri Ogorek Dr. Andrew J. Solomon Stephen and Mary Burroughs David and Joyce Ford Dr. Peggy Huey Dr. Karin E. and Mr. Elmer Dr. Susan Steiner W. Otto Mr. Adrian B. Bush Mr. Robert E. Forschner Dolores Hull Ms. Joanne Steinhardt Brian Overcast Christopher and Julie Dr. Kari E. Fowler Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt Robert and Barbara Strickler Capsambelis Mrs. Luella F. Franqui Rebecca Ingalls Scott and Carol Paine Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland Chris and Linda Catanach Bruce K. Friesen Valerie J. Ingram-Hinkley Dr. Raymond Papp Mr. Gil Swalls Mr. Brandon Loers Chong Paula Fry Dr. David Clark Isele Fran Pasetti Kevin W. Sweeney and Dr. Mary Clancy Tracy Edwards Frye Joel Jankowski Ms. Anna M. Passantino Elizabeth Winston Dr. and Mrs. Edward F. Mr. Jerome Fulton Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. George and Barbara M. Merrie Tankersley Pennington Cloutier Cynthia Gandee Jeffries Dr. Susan Mary Taylor Mickey and Judy Perlow Ann Marie Coats Brian Garman and Suzanne Mr. Robert M. Johnston Robert Terri Suzanne Edgett Collins Hiebert Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert W. Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper Jim and Lou Thomas Mr. Michael Comiskey Corey George Aida Kadic-Galeb Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger Charlene Tobie Marlyn Cook Laurie and Tom Giddens Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Mr. Steven M. Platau Dr. Emilio Toro Marcy L. Courier Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gillen Jean M. Keelan Dana Plays Edwin S. Torres Gordon and Sylvia Couturier Mrs. Deanne L. Godin Mr. Donald W. Kelly Ms. Laura D. Plumb Maria Torres Dorothy Cowden Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez Timothy W. Kennedy Kelly Polk Jeffrey and Denise Traster Kim Curry Dr. Robert J. Kerstein Marc and Donna Popovich Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell Ms. Phyllis Kessel Mrs. Tracey J. Potter Dr. Michael Truscott Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich Dr. Wayne Price Mr. Joseph D. Urso Jack and Kathleen King Dr. Fred Punzo Ms. Heather VanOpdorp 2006-07 gifts in honor Mr. Thomas R. Kolbe Dr. Mark Putnam Ronald L. and Martha A.* Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn Vaughn A. Joseph Borrell Scott McNulty Mr. James D. Krause Jeanne Vince Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Steve Kucera Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Julia B. Riley Dr. Eric Vlahov Sam Militello Jr. Dr. Anthony P. LaRose Michael K. Voris Anthony J. Borrell Jr. Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laurino Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Victor and Sonja Romero Mr. Hindman P. Wall James P. Mulrine Ms. Janice Law Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Mrs. Jean A. Ronso Dr. Judith Washburn Mrs. Norma Jean Mulrine Jane Lawler Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss William J. Borrell Lynan and Mike Leding Mr. Dean A. Rooney Jarrett Slaven Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Dr. Nancy C. Ross Mr. Michael E. Wells Mr. Terry W. Fluke Dr. James Lee Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Lezlie L. Rovnanik Dianne HB Welsh and Ted Mrs. Connie J. Leow Shalek Zenaida G. Borrell William J. Smalley Jack and Anne Rowland Jan and Boyd Wynne Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr. Mary Margaret Huston Wertz Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Deborah M. Lester Denise M. Rubio Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Albert H. Tillson Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger Bob Ruday Class of 2007 Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Kevin Sweeney and Libba Lumia, Chris Dr. Hemant Rustogi Winston Cindy J. Goldman Joseph Urso Mr. Sean Maddan Gladys Santiago Dr. Norma Winston Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Libby Guyer-Rettig Steve and Rose-Marie Magriby Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Joe and Vilma Zalupski Ronald and Martha* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise Mrs. Edesa Scarborough Dr. Jennifer Wortham Vaughn Larry Marfise Mr. Donald Todd Marrs Sharon and Tom Schaefer Drs. Carl L. and Paula S. Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock John C. Marsh Jr. Kathryn V. Scheuerman Zielonka Charles Edward Mascenik Richard Schmidt Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman

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2006-07 alumni donors ’35 ’43 June Bryan William H. Johnson ’56 Frank Cacciatore Thomas W. Keene Dorothy Pou Van Balen Dorothy Thonnesen Harper Deloris Patrick Carter William E. Maloney Peter Albano Dr. Albert C. Van Dusen Norman G. Light Gregory A. Cleotelis Sharon Prevatt Martha Berdeal Kathryn Perdicaris Weed Norman D. Cramer Joan G. Simpson James R. Crosby ’36 Marvin C. Dawkins Juanita A. Smith Henry J. DiStefano ’44 Bessie Juanita Dean George E. Wagner Christian W. Felentzer Domenic V. Giunta Irving Edelson Pauline P. Zambito Thomas E. Gay Frances Collins Renee R. Fisher Alvin A. Leathers ’37 Margie Bachman Harris Louise Clayton Giargiari Barbara Bailey Ledoux Wanda W. Howell ’53 Anthony S. Gonzalez Norma Lobato Wenona M. Marbourg Mabel Aughinbaugh Malsbary Joe C. Granda Heck Adkins Robert E. Lovely Maurine Robles McTyre Tony Ippolito Frances Stevens Barksdale Michael Menendez ’38 Gloria C. Runton Gerald S. Jackson Joan T. Coleman Nadine Edwards Miller Elizabeth H. Tanner Walter V. Minahan Edwin W. Means Fred H. Kenfield John Alfred Cook John H. Tanner William H. Minahan Mark M. Shine Robert J. Martens Dorothy C. Cowden Laura Hofmann Williams Albert Nieto Eleanor C. Guetzloe Gloria Nasrallah John N. Shadgett Clyde H. Hardee Sylvia Gearldean Noland ’39 ’45 James E. Sproull Harley L. Hiers Kenneth R. Nuznoff Dr. Braulio Alonso Joseph R. Lopez Grace Pelaez Mary Catherine Manning Fannie J. Zamore George Truman Hunter Milton P. Zamore Gloria Polo Richard A. Reece Everett F. Prevatt Mario Sanchez Buford S. Lindsay ’46 Idelle Mathews ’51 Harvey R. Reilich Ernest C. Segundo Sr. Anne E. O’Grady Morison Buck William E. Stalnaker Kenneth Ted Williams Kenneth J. Reid Alice A. Campion Anonymous Ralph Steinberg Jack William Windt Frances Waters Robert O. Hach John L. Argerious Joan L. Wagner Vilma E. Zalupski Wendell Waters Mary Jane Knowles Carol A. Barnes Robert F. Yates Rose Beiro Barus ’57 ’40 ’47 Vivian Law Berdy ’54 Robert L. Brorein Robert C. Brenner Cecil Henriquez Alfred S. Austin Avron Bryan Katharine W. Barker Pauline B. Crumpton Joseph Magadan Mary Leone Cleotelis Antonio A. Cardoso William W. Bennett Ronald L. Dristle Wilmot E. Paxton Dorothy Gonzalez Frederick M. Cason Raymond C. Bozich Audrey Douglas Ellison Quarterman Claude A. Pichard Rosario C. Ciccarello Angel M. Bustelo Anthony J. Ettaro Bernard I. Cohen Ward Cooper Frederick E. Fisher ’41 ’48 Paul W. Danahy Joyce Wamble Glauser Joan S. Gonzalez Robbins H. Denham Robert A. Hathaway G.B. Henry Odessa D. Eagan Mary Licalsi Cagnina Carroll E. Fogal Anthony L. Kovach Etelvina A. Hutchins John S. Goodson John F. Clements John M. Gibson Les Lipsey Robert D. Hutchison Frances Sessions Hoffmann Gloria R. Ferlita Charles B. Jones Justine L. McCurdy Zygmunt A. Jasinski Celeste Dervaes Whitehead Charles Hach Elizabeth Hayes Maloney Pauline Papia Minahan Nora Lamb Quinten J. Williams Jesse F. Harry Douglas Middlebrook Tony B. Provenzano Mary Aurora Llende Lewis H. Hill Sheila A. Rodriguez Loryce A. Sivertson Bob Martinez Joseph R. Nimo ’42 Philip S. Rosseter Jayne Anderson Smith Vincent J. Mercadante Robert E. Scott Tillman D. Moore Tom J. Johnson ’49 Frank V. Selph ’55 Jane C. Nepveux Joe D. Mills Richard M. Nichols Anonymous Mary Cacciatore Spoto Harry S. Robertson Reginald B. Colvard Emmanuel J. Suarez Fred P. Pancoast David L. Webb Homer M. Alderman Louis G. Dichtas Lionel Polo James W. Whitehead Kendall Kendall Baker Alice Fernandez Paul E. Sawyer Douglas J. Forster ’52 Ramona Alice Fernandez Anthony J. Scionti Joseph Gomez Charles E. Fisher Joan Strauman Marian G. Guagliardo William Antonini Rosalie Durand Glatkowski Patricia Hufstutler Tomasino Mary Virginia Handley Mary Ficcio Arce William Warren Hughes Wilfred D. Vazquez Ben W. Johnson Maddalena H. Bartolotti Jack R. Lamb Nicio Vega Clifford Mott Patricia Batts Brorein Manuel Lobato Raymond H. Wagner William J. Priff Harry Bryan Eugenie Myers Ellis R. Wheatley Marjorie C. Walters Georgia Reed Danahy Mary Sheridan Easton William T. Sams Faye I. Wheatley Robert W. Stafford ’50 Elizabeth Ruth Fresh Barbara A. Whitley-Richards Victor H. Fresh Marie Frances Stevens John B. Wuertz Ernest Urso Anonymous Alice Thomas Hedrick Manuel J. Yglesias William Valdespino Hal Ammons Phil P. Japp Joseph J. Zalupski Thomas E. Bissonnette

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’58 Leroy G. Drew Rosemarie Rogers Middleton ’59 James M. Eikeland Ethlyn Coggin Miller Marvin R. Alvarez Louis Giacobbe Donald P. Montgomery Guy F. Amuso Joseph A. Beiro Caridad Herrick Charles Dale Nabors Ken Belliveau Roland A. Blanco Angelo Ippolito Lois C. Page George L. Blanco Mary Lou Bondi Patricia Clark LeVarge Eleanor Hayes Phillips Peter M. Ciccarello Robert Charles Bondi Rosemary Leathers Katie Vetrano Riley Charles Coleman Ruth C. Bragg Richard H. Lee Tony Saladino Sylvia Davis D’Aloia Harry Y. Britton Lionel O. Leon Mike G. Skaroulis Edna L. Falter Ronald L. Cinnamon John B. Mackie Brightman James Skinner Robert F. Garcia Ida A. Coe Mary Mackie Vincent L. Tata Joanne C. Garmendia Andrew Conda Eleanor A. McLennan Howard Glenn Waddell Dorinda Diaz D’Agostino continued on page 60

2006-07 gifts in memoriam Karen Achorn-Ingalls Jerome B. “Jack” Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Hyatt Regency Tampa Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo Rebecca Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Gregg Bachman and Sherrie Downtown Mrs. Edesa C. Scarborough Carolyn Manas Adams Harold Nasti Teddy Independent Colleges and Professor Scarborough’s GIS Universities of Florida Inc. Frances Stevens Barksdale Dorothy Gonzalez Melissa Bailey Class Quarterman Sam and Cookie Bailey Valerie J. Ingram-Hinkley Sharon and Tom Schaefer Ralph Amor Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman Law Office of John M. Alfred and Rose Schiff Van McNeel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferlita Board of Counselors Fitzgibbons Joseph and Linda Sclafani Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Virginia Austin Mr. and Mrs. John Brabham Jane Lawler The Senator Tom Lee Southeast Communities LLC Joan Ohlinger Dorothy G. Britton Jenzabar Inc. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin J. O. DeLotto and Sons Inc. David T. and Patricia D. W. DeHart Ayala Sr. Deborah A. Brodbeck John B. McKibbon Fund Shufflebarger Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Mary Baker Robbins Robert and Lorri Bruns Mrs. Helen T. Kerr Skanska USA Building Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Linda Bryskiewicz Anne Brewer Mrs. Phyllis Kimbel Dr. Frederick W. Spaulding The Chiselers Inc. Michael A. Cannella The Chiselers Inc. Mr. John B. and Mrs. Heather Jack and Kathleen King Staff of the Office of Connie Felicione William W. Bulger Caswell Lynan and Mike Leding Information Technology Segundo The Chiselers Inc. James C. Lumia Bill and Barbara Starkey Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Austin Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Community Foundation of Mrs. Lois (B.J.) Lutzk David, Katherine and Keebler Sam Carastro The Chiselers Inc. Tampa Bay Mr. and Mrs. A.D. “Sandy” Straz Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Judge and Mrs. Paul W. Marcy L. Courier MacKinnon Streamline Environmental Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Danahy Jr. Gordon and Sylvia Couturier Linda and Tony Marcelli Robert and Barbara Strickler Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey Herbert Carrington Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steffan F. Cress Dr. Richard Mathews Sunshine State Conference Joyce Wamble Glauser Emily and Ashby Moody Mr. James Crutchfield Myra McLeod Mr. Richard C. Swirbul Joan Gonzalez Barbara Clendinen Judge and Mrs. Paul W. Janet McNew John H. and Susan W. Sykes Angela F. Guagliardo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Danahy Jr. Gene and Patsy McNichols/ Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Chuck and Barbara A. Holmes Mrs. Estelle Delo McNichols Company Tampa Bay Devil Rays J.L. Cone Jr. Les and Dana Lipsey Dave and Linda Devine Dr. William McReynolds Daniel and Angela Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Jack and Mary Mackie Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tampa Electric Company Eugenie Victoria Myers Helen Nance Depew Jerry and Alice Dingle Mendelsohn Tampa Bay Performing Arts Natalie D. Preston Harry Bryan Deb and Joe DiPietro Mills and Associates Inc. Center Dr. Barbara Reischmann Robert and Victoria Monroe Tampa Preparatory School Daryl Ellett Executive Women Mr. Alejandro Socias Mr. Frank L. Morsani Ms. Lauren Sandra Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin International Tampa Bay Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Vazquez Chapter Eugenie Victoria Myers Lou Thomas J. Crocket Farnell Kitty Sheldon Ursula E. Farnham Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Naimoli Thomas Financial Group John Rañon Ben Sheldon John and Maria Fernandes Lee Ann and Brandon Ned Thompson, Ventulett, Rañon and Partners Inc. Dr. James M. Fesmire Neil J. Rauenhorst Foundation Stainback & Associates Inc. Frances and Frank Margaret Uhl Smith Evan Baruman Fetter Deana L. Nelson Charlene Tobie Filewicz Mr. and Mrs. William Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Nova Southeastern University Michael and Janine Truscott Renatta Filewicz-Cochran McLean Jr. William M.B. Fleming Jr. Nova Southeastern Univeristy Tucker/Hall Inc. Emily and Ashby Moody Willard “Bill” Gates George W. Fotopolulos Department of Athletics University of Tampa Swim Team Shirley Gates Hales Dot Sossaman Friends of Henry B. Rick and Sheri Ogorek Mr. and Mrs. William Plant Park Mr. Lester and Yetive Olson Cathy L. Unruh Emalou Grable McLean Jr. Fred and Lois Fry Brian Overcast USF Foundation/President Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Emily and Ashby Moody Laurie and Tom Giddens The Barbara Parker Family Judy Genshaft The Chiselers Inc. Joyce Wamble Glauser PeakBiety Inc. Diane J. Villanova Kathryn Hill Turner Beth A. Grawburg Greater Tampa Chamber of George and Barbara M. Beth E. Waligorski The Chiselers Inc. Chuck and Barbara A. Holmes Commerce/Kim Scheeler Pennington WEDU Mr. and Mrs. William George and Barbara Monique Groulx, Ph.D. Pepin Distributing Company/ Dianne H.B. Welsh and Ted McLean Jr. Pennington Dan and Barb Gura Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Shalek Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper Ruth White, CLU, CLTC Elizabeth Guyer-Rettig Martha A. Vaughn Whitney P. Hall Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Dr. Norma Winston Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin AACSB International Carol Harlow Dr. and Mrs. William T. Julius and Shirley Hobbs Harold and Sandra Ratcliffe Mr. John McRae Wolfe Dorothy “Ordy” Henry Abare Jr. Mr. John F. Germany/ and Sons Mrs. Mary Shackleford Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Adrian Dominican Sisters/ Holland & Knight Charitable Reeves Import Motorcars Gregory C. Yadley The Chisler’s Inc. Linda M. Bevilacqua, OP Foundation Reliant Development I, LLC Ruth and Jean Yadley John J. Iorio Anonymous (4) Chuck and Barbara Holmes Rollins College gwen L. Young Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Associated Construction Col. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bruce A. and Adajean The Chiselers Inc. Group House Samson

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Raul Roque Howard Engel Richard B. Faunce Rebekkah Housholder Jeanne Wiltse Royston Charles A. Ferguson Clifford B. Finkle Leonard Nina Jane Sinsley F. R. R LeVarge Michael Lavin Stephen P. Levy Stanley J. Swanson George T. Lewis David Maguire Gordon E. Maingot Nicholas G. Maragos Lee H. Matthews Maria Lopez Manz ’62 Eileen Gomez Richmond Sylvia Roque McGinty Francisco R. Martinez Luciano A. Santa Cruz Robert F. Meredith Michael D. Mathis Argy J. Anthony James D. Smalley Dorothy Morris Sharon Vartanian McAllister Melton R. Battle Robert A. Sylte Adrienne Menendez Napoli James James Meginley Frank A. Meyer Gloria Bobier Robert J. Watts Adrienne Carlyon Mary Esther Champion O’Donoghue William Montgomery Joe Ciccarello ’65 Daisy Bowman Pandolfo Louis Piniella Axel W. Claesges John A. Perry Howard P. Price 2006-07 Donald G. Frye Nancy Alchediak Sonia Savage Norman L. Redding alumni Ronald A. Govin Bernard P. Alicki Jason C. Scarlata Kim Kilpatrick Schaltenbrand Leonard H. Greco Ernest Crowther Robert J. Terri Charles F. Sprietsma donors Kenneth J. Weiss Daniel Swanson continued John W. Hanna Gilbert DeMeza Angelo D. Ippolito William A. Devitt Marilyn J. Westly Fred Girgis Gerald A. Krumbholz Thomas L. Doan ’70 Geraldine Law Hynes Josephine P. Mandese Ilmars N. Dzilna ’68 Grace M. Ippolito Richard D. Barnett Suzanne Morse Kevin M. Hughes Joan Mae Jones Louis V. Cianfrogna Robert Blanchard Andrew M. O’Connor Gerald Kutzman Frank V. Kretzmer Merry Conway Rene Bulnes Joseph B. Obusek Jerome M. Meguiar Pamela Shaffer Lanning Freddie M. Crumpton Michael J. Davies John T. Primm George T. Moran Thomas A. Leonard Michael P. Davis Barbara Rubin Eastman Elaine Regar Clarence L. Murphy Yolanda Correa Maguregui Alphonse N. Falco Pamela Fowler William J. Smalley Patricia A. Pladdys Paul Austin Perrine Charles H. Gamarekian Joan Kelly Garrison Marlene Steinberg Jerome D. Quinn Elsa F. Salcines Arthur William Gibbons Darlene Mortellaro Greco Maxine T. Tucker Richard Slye Howard L. Sinsley Seth D. Halpern John D. Hassett Naomi Sharon Weaver Wilanne Starling Stowe Wayne Story Stephen Roy Lowe Walter C. Heinrich Jeanette Fernandez Wilson Jane Stowers Norma J. McCumber Jack King Diane A. Vallee Everett J. Vitali Kelley Moore John Koenig ’63 ’60 ’66 Andrew L. Pink Loren T. Longman Thomas M. Ackerly Michaele Taylor Rao Elizabeth MacLeod Elaine Belliveau Carolyn Jane Adams Robert W. Becker Jack N. Rodriguez James S. MacLeod Wade G. Birch Joseph R. Adams Ralph F. Bohlke Sherman C. Runions Samuel W. Musgrave Wallace Blount James K. Selmser Richard A. Nelson Patricia Alchediak Walter M. Burkett Gerald W. Bobier Cary R. Singletary Richard L. Nittinger Robert C. Bradley Robert C. Calafell Sandra Perez Bobko Peter J. Tomaino Kathleen M. Peck Giovanna Jennie Campisi Frank G. Cisneros James L. Bonnette Edward R. Van Horn Frank Permuy Julaine Condon Maria B. Diaz Ramona Davenport Allan P. Waters Fred E. Pollock Robert Delgado David Earle Dutch Lawrence T. Fitzgerald Morris S. Willner George A. Pollock Leopoldo J. Diaz Catherine A. Gibson Sam A. Giunta Patricia A. Wilson Barbara Ann Richstone Mimi Quick Hanna Monique G. Groulx William W. Leonard John McRae Wolfe Robert A. Rosenblatt Doris M. Hinson Carole M. Guyton William F. Mears Cathy Wells Stanford Fred L. Hogan Stephen P. Hess Susanne Gould Provo Kathleen C. Stone Byron E. Holley Luzette Sarcone Lightfoot ’69 Merry D. Rayl Lamar R. Wardell Kenneth C. Kane Jerry Paul Martin Barbara Reischmann Sue Tennant Ackert David N. Mitchell Janet R. Matthews Gilbert M. Rodriguez Robert G. Addems Drew Drew Mohr William S. Milliken ’71 Robert J. Siwula Leo B. Berman Sylvia D. O’Neill Charles D. Norton Richard C. Swirbul Carol Brown Miller B. Arbutine Mary Anne Obusek Joseph P. Orlando Lewis W. Tougaw Ron W. Brown Ruth Harmon Bergstrom Ronald E. Perez Danilo Ramirez Richard R. Caravana Bill B. Boyd Andre R. Wyatt Erline Gladstone Steinberg Lionel R. Polo Michael A. Catanese Ronald M. Cento Craig C. Sturken Nelson Roccaforte John Casey Clark Marian DiMarco Cleland ’61 Jacques A. Verron Mary Teresa Timmons Robert J. Cook Gene Davis James P. Vlahakis Mary Frances Bransford Jeanette DeGuzman Valenti Ted Cranmer John H. Franks John V. Whitbeck Robert A. Burwell Cynthia Kladis Xenick Amy J. Doktor Martin J. Gall Willard Fein ’67 John Russell Edge Donna Johns Hough Walter L. Hilgart ’64 Frank J. Espinosa Robert A. Kastenbaum Maria C. Janner Owen James Anders Conrad N. Frassa Joseph W. Kinzer Jean Lackovic Amuso Leterica Kickliter Robert H. Ashmead Rudolph R. Grant Marilyn Hamlin Longo AnnMarie Armstrong Virginia King James Bessette Margery E. Hayes Dwight L. Lorenz William Baur Hansen Hansen Long Robert Holt Buckley Wayne Hayes Sharan Beckman Mandell William Benjamin Boyd Andrew M. Mirabole Kittie L. Chapman Maureen Kearney William B. Martin Marilyn Allen Conner Sylvia A. Rivero Peters Joe M. Collera Clifford W. Korn William R. McKibben Marcus B. Crisman Joan Roque Richard B. Cooper Nancy L. Laho Elizabeth G. Moore

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Bette Denenberg Morchower Bruce E. Meltzer Michael A. MacDonald Walter K. Jamison Jo Ellen Oakes Stephen Stephen Mulligan Rose-Marie L. Magriby Lila L. Johnson-Thomas Howard E. Padernacht Leslie Carlisle Nichols Donald Marinelli James L. Kaminski Pamela J. Pearson Bernard A. Pargh Deanny McCall Marcia A. Kerr Barbara Kay Powell Michael R. Pender Barbara L. Petry Robin M. Kohn Susan Scolnick Quackenbush Richard A. Sauer Edward M. Presson Buford H. Littlefield John W. Roy James V. Slagle Sarah Agliano Rivas Hans W. Lux Alan Schreier Zannie O. Smith Tobey Anderson Russell Stephen J. Mingione Joann E. Shepard Gary L. Spinelli Trina Ryan Jeffery J. Moledor Lyman C. Sherman Andrew Stertzer Steven C. Sharrer Andrea Zambito Molony Carl G. Unlaub Charlotte Stertzer Freddie Solomon Edward J. Murphy Ronald Valle Janice F. Streb Shirley M. Trzaska Mary Lou Nash Steven Weichselbaum West Dave Tomeo Wayne G. Tucker Robert Pearson Raymond F. Wiede Henry C. Uihlein Mark I. Rockaway Gary Lee Williams Thomas Witmer ’76 Leonard C. Stancombe Charles W. Wireman Frederick C. Sundberg ’79 Brian S. Wormser ’74 Charles S. Abell Edward J. Sweeney Jody L. Beattie J. Allen Frank L. Swope Salim Almoosa Peter A. Cammick ’72 James W. Allen Myra L. Swope Michael S. Benner William N. Cantrell Robert Begelman Jerome R. Taylor Thomas R. Berg Dolores Coleman Burghdorf William J. Counihan Douglas Bender Robert E. Taylor Barbara E. Berkman Paul W. Burlingame Dean M. De Negri Regina Birrenkott Charles M. Truxton Robert C. Bissell Andrew Andrew Christensen Kenneth P. Dumas Robert C. Bixby Everett D. Walker Peggy A. Cooper Robert V. Crick Claudius Effiom Bernice H. Black Oscar N. White Robert C. Florio Roy D. Croy Miriam J. Fisher Schultz Philip C. Bragg James N. Wieland Garry A. Flowers Larry J. Frackman Jill V. Davis Kenton Colwell Carl B. Wilmarth Clifford S. Gelbard Paul S. Groschadl Dan Ferrazza Virginia Covington Alice Christine Wisdom Robert P. Gelzheiser Charles H. Hodgkins Toni Hoover Frank E. Crawford Ethel B. Woodard Richard W. Humiston Robert J. Hozyash Ricki Rosenthal Kasse Kevin Dastis Josephine Yglesias Trinidad Rio Jimenez John B. Hurd Ralph D. Klein James H. Davidson Mary K. Ziegenhorn Irene P. Johnston Francis E. Johnson Dana Zimmerman Lipsey Jamie Dwan David A. Kinser Matthew Kendrick Stephen F. Magriby Lynnette M. Evenson ’78 Joseph K. Lamphier Leon H. Levinson Barbara M. Moore Thomas E. Feaster Mark S. O’Malley Robert D. McCall Francis R. Morse Robert W. Ford Phineas W. Baugher James T. Pate Jr. Stephen W. Murray Robert F. Olinits Marcia L. Inman Julie D. Beckner Lori R. Pauchey Pamela McConnell Padernacht Aryne A. Patterson Morley L. Mason Wayne A. Borden Diane C. Recine Samm Philmore Max D. Payne John S. Menard Xavier F. Cannella Martha Strickland Replogle Arnold H. Price Arthur D. Peffer Herbert P. Ohm Russell L. Clark Peter Scaglione Rod L. Piatt Elise Stigliano Jerry Pedrero Hewey M. Davis Terrance Stahl Candy Schloesser Retter Charles E. Wolfe William M. Rea Sandra A. Davis Willie J. Stokes Clarence Rocka Everett Richards David W. Devine Carol J. Sundberg Douglas B. Rowe ’80 Rande A. Ridenour Brian M. Doyle Guy Richard Thomas James K. Schaefer Richard F. Rockwell Andrew P. Dwork Marshall Evan Ames Sandy Thomas Albert J. Silva Greg Scanio Joan M. Elder Sarah Brick Archer Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron Chantima P. Sirodom Melba L. Schjang Alexis Bigelo Fangmann Thomas E. Birmingham Helene S. Wiede Sherril Zucker Stahl Raymond C. Weber Mark R. Fangmann Robert W. Boculac Charles S. Wingate Emmett L. Taylor Gordon P. Wesley Emily A. Fernandez Charles R. Bowers James von Gartzen Chester H. Thatcher Irene P. Fernandez Robert F. Cascella Kimm S. Watson ’77 Harriet Fisher Wesley J. Champney ’73 Richard H. Woodward Herbert R. Fisher Lori J. Clapp Katherine J. Bartalino Robert H. Garner Anonymous Sydney C. Comer ’75 Mark I. Bellish Evelyn Y. Grant John F. Back James Conricote Julie Blagojevich John T. Heath Kenneth G. Bowen Mark J. Caporin Robert R. Blagojevich Jane M. Jennings continued on page 62 Charles E. Bowers Marie M. Coleman Michael V. DellaPenna Patrick J. Boyle John Dwan Constance Kone Charles W. Demarest Carter D. Brooks Steven H. Fadler Dennis A. Lopez Elizabeth Demarest Douglas K. Brooks Debbie Matheson Ferrazza Nancy A. Madden Elaine S. Diaz Michael A. Cannella Jerrold W. Gregory Kevin J. Northrup Angela Dwork Vincent S. Daniels Charles C. Hart Benson A. Riseman Irvin T. Elias Frank J. Dykeman Valerie Smith Hirvela Eric J. Romanino Louis E. Flack Roger I. Fried Vincent A. Hoover Betty J. Rosales Samuel E. Gellerstedt Paul Hauser Stuart G. Kadesh James Gary Russell Gerald L. Gillis Randy L. Hess David B. Kerr Cullen J. Waters Regina Gloria Gonzalez John E. Lamond John G. Kiesling Julie E. Wood Hugh W. Gott Joseph S. Macel Anthony P. Kopecky Laura Zonies-Shaffer Miria L. Hester Joe C. McCloney Samuel Lasky

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Michael J. O’Donnell Joyce L. Franz Ralph Poetsch Michael Halfast Linda Pearlman Pickel Michael A. Lacy Irene P. Seay Denise E. Halfast Alex R. Portelli Sylvia G. Leffler Linda Taber Dennis E. Henry Kristen Price Lisa Rosen Lievense Arden L. Taber Dan S. Ho Martyn L. Quinn Robert J. Muir Francisco Velez Christina M. Hurley David David Ross Michael G. Munger Deanna L. Waldron Joann Sirota Kole Douglas C. Rothschild Martha Simmons Oddo Colin B. Wiseman Mark F. Lapp Timothy Rovnanik Dale L. Perry Jane L. Wittersheim David J. Lonigro Rayma Santos John C. Pickart Adrienne Yates Ellen Batsavage Lonigro Sharon McBryar Sercombe Wendelin Borman Quaranta Stephen L. Yates Andrew E. McAlister Jose Eduardo Ubinas Dennis G. Rears Ronald R. McClarin James W. Vondrak Leslie Ann Steward-Kostka ’86 Donald W. McKenzie Jeff R. White Barney D. Wilmoth Delores R. Moore 2006-07 Rebecca L. Abdoney William M. Mulholland alumni ’82 ’84 Maria D. Bidwell Joseph T. Potuzak donors Laura L. Boyd Jennifer Pugsley continued Michael L. Adams Karla M. Ahrens James Caimano Mandy Q. Rossmeyer- Diane J. Bain Keith R. Anderson Judith Aust Cooper Campbell Kathleen D. Daniele Heidi R. Bekiempis Kevin Cameron Ann Dinofsky Andrea Katz Saltzman Louis J. Daniele Kelly Carrillo Burke Julie D. Corden Susan Timmes Dubin Susan L. Scott Robert M. Evanko James F. Calvert Kristin K. Cox John T. Duff Dayna J. Shock Karen Brooke Fenton Ann Marie Cascella Ellen F. Criscione Beatrice Eckart Pamela Moore Taylor Gonzalo C. Garcia Francis L. Corden Joseph J. Dibari Carol Ann Eschelman Allison E. West David D. Hizer Marietta B. Crosby Andrew Franklin Heather Bailey Ferguson Paula K. Whitaker Rosemary Marguerite Kahler John E. Crumbley Ruby Faye Franklin Alexandra A. Fernandez Anita E. Wilder Michael C. Lauder Patrick A. Davis Laura Kleinman David A. Haber William C. Zimmerman Joseph S. Levy Vincent J. Falcone Kim A. Kuntzleman Ann C. Haviland Brenda H. Murray William G. Gieseking Therese J. LaDouceur Dianne K. Hughes ’88 Michael J. Radics Ralph L. Gonzalez Senator Tom Lee Helen T. Kerr William R. Richardson Mark Govin Jill M. Lerman David B. Koletic Donna R. Alexander Naomi Ryan Carole Homler Harry Keith Andrew Lerro Shel McGuire Robert C. Castle Thomas E. Slaymaker Larry L. Hatlestad Michael F. Miley Carole A. Mercer Dana L. Crosby-Collier Amy Minoff Southard Amy Hill Hearth Nancy J. Nicolucci Jeffrey C. Mitchell Patrice Cunningham Fred N. Stribling Aaron W. Hendry Charles A. Norberg Kathleen M. Murray Charmaine P. Daley Michael Michael Sunderland Richard I. Hogrefe Michael J. Norton James J. Nolan Nancy Jean Ellis Gerald H. Thomsen Shelly Havas Hollingsworth Christopher Pastina Susan M. Norton Pamela Garron Christy L. Hutchison Nancy M. Raskin Christine M. Porter Lynnette M. Hirth ’81 Barbara Wolf Kinsey Ella M. Ray Shannon L. Reynolds Seth Seth Huston Gary W. Kleinman Elaine M. Reuter John C. Skinner Gail Hyde Ade T. Adebisi Sharon Jann Lynch Lezlie L. Rovnanik Neil Starr Mary C. Iannone Joseph Bonacci Dale M. Moser Jeffrey D. Rubel Edmund K. Swigart Susan M. Jarrett Robert A. Bourke John D. Murphy Diane M. Senechal Daisy B. Ulmer John A. Kaufman Robert G. Brown Michael D. Perry Richard Smyth Edwin F. Wilde Marilyn A. Lewis Larry W. Bryant Bethany Putnam Peter M. Waldron Kimberly S. Wiley Craig L. Lowman Ruth C. Caperna Mark S. Putnam Louise Warner John A. Williamson Kristine A. McGinty Edward L. Dement David W. Queen Doyle E. Mullis Corinne L. Glasgow Michael G. Quinn Merrie B. Neely Paul T. Horgan ’85 ’87 Emmy Purcell Reynolds Steven L. Nicolucci Floyd C. Johnston Joseph F. Rich Anonymous Karen Abberger Mia C. Nolan Gail Landers John C. Roberts Miguel Acosta David R. Anderson David Scott Orner Keith D. Machette Linda Smeraldi-Lopez Jack A. Arnold John M. Barrett Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco Thomas A. Meachum Michael S. Southard Melissa Bailey James B. Barton Lelo Prado Mary J. Nolan Teresa Underhill Stockton Nikki Korones Bassil James S. Boris Lauren D. Roy Jamie E. Wacek Jack L. Beatty Susan Michelle Carlson Roccie A. Soscia Alan J. Zale Patricia P. Bohannan Jeffery A. Carter Mary Jo Stewart Robert Bovarnick Suzanne Edgett Collins JoAnne E. Sweeney ’83 Marlene Deaton Tonya J. Cosgrove Ella L. Thomas Donna Strong Finck David A. Cowdrick Jeffrey L. Uribe Ronnie Honig Bendernagel Joan M. Gates Powel A. Crosley Jacqueline A. Brethen Christopher Hauser Kimberly F. De Shong ’89 Chris Catanach Kevin F. Holzgruber Kathleen Mary Egan Wayne L. Crowell Jean-Francois G. Laverdure Michaela Chambers Fisher John Craig Ainsworth Shirley Gooding Cueto Rick L. Manzanares William W. Godfrey Lynn Marie Awad James P. Feist Vicki M. Meachum Candace A. Gray Deborah L. Bernhard Melody Feist Terry D. Mone Gloria Jefferson Griffith Peggy Boris Victor M. Fernandez Sandy Lofland Payne Donna Walters Guemmer Guy D. Bradstock Norman T. Haines Rosendo J. Castillo

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Kirk D. Churchill Vicki L. Dominick Michele L. Kaminski Ryan O. Mackie Melissa J. Nelson Penny E. Deland Darren Elkind Frederick Kirschbaum John C. Marsh Tina R. Paone Richard L. Deland Ileana Couret Endom John A. Koutroumanis Lori K. McRae (Benson) Peter Perkins Ronald DuBois Cynthia D. Ezell Karen A. Liebel Megan B. Ruble Anmarie Richards Wesley G. Earl Norman W. Frorup Amy L. Martin Taylor C. Schmitz Sonia L. Romero Maureen A. Fahey Kevin C. Hall Michele E. Michaels Shane D. Shipley Susan M. Sams Sharon L. Fox Susan Harrell Anthony Newman Sheri A. Smidhum Scott M. Stalter Lorraine Rafter Graybill Manuel A. Ippolito Andrew G. Phillips Brian M. Smith Jennifer S. Stone Roger A. Herres Geraldine M. Lemen Sandip Singh Sahota Phillip D. Smith John E. Strohmeyer Susan Manfre Kaufman Anthony J. Leone Shawn P. Slade Alejandro Socias Cheryl A. Whiteman Clifford John Keim Laura Malear Lindeman Kristin Strammer-Mallia Christopher C. Thiel Elinor M. Zito Therese M. Kominski Donna J. Long Sharon K. Tollin Patricia J. Todd Kristen E. Zschau Mark D. Mahmood Laura L. Meisler Nicole R. Vickers Deborah L. Tungate Constantino Martinez Robyn Nalavany Amy Webb Joseph J. Wessel ’98 Maria Martinez Waylon F. Peterson Thomas M. Weber Jennifer Lynn Wortham Blace A. Nalavany Scott Scott Sanders Gary M. Zimmerman Rebecca D. Alvarez Kyle D. Nielsen Michael F. Sherlock ’96 Russell A. Bruno Fernando A. Nolasco Jarret M. Strawn ’94 Mackenzie Carignan Donna B. Popovich Todd J. Trzcinski Rachel Price Baker Michael C. Floyd Scott A. Schneider Francisco A. Vila Jon W. Berry James K. Beckmann Amy L. Green Lucille B. Shaw Suphaporn Berry James Daniel Botkins Christof Hammerli Karen L. Shepherd ’92 Barry A. Ferguson Gilda Capitano Phil M. Holzer Lisa A. Sherman Stephen L. Ford Evan Brauman Fetter John P. Kahne Liza Shimmin David Arango Vincent M. Giampa Laura Gatewood Deborah S. Llewellyn Stephanie J. Sibley Jolene M. Bivens Stephanie N. Heath Keith M. Gilkes Ina R. McNichols Scott Spiegelhalter Tricia L. Brancatella John L. Keck Larry J. Gispert Scott M. McNichols Christine L. Sykes Michelle Q. Caunin Su U. Lee Michael Globenfelt Megan Proulx Charles E. Chalfant Mark T. Liebel Sheryl M. Hakala Rebecca D. Reynolds ’90 Kimberly L. Dix Brian J. Malison Reid P. Kinder Mae Ellen Shea Robert S. Eppenstein Judith Mandt Keith LaBrecque Scott R. Slack Patrick H. Allman John P. Foster Kara P. Mirocke Marc J. Lovallo Amy D. Smith Jeffrey K. Alpert George W. Fotopoulos Elbert W. Nasworthy Monika Lovallo Nicole M. Stevens Laura E. Atteberry-David Kendra Frorup Kumar Prasad Stacey Leigh Malloy Chad A. Sundermeyer James A. Beckman Bruce Hardee Alice M. Reid Amelia Martin David Virgilio Krista K. Bush Carole S. Holway Jeffrey J. Rogo Wilbert D. Mick Robyn F. Wesley Roger S. Campeau Thomas E. Hoover Whitney E. Roosa Beatrice B. Miller Linda H. Catanach Thomas E. Kelly Jennifer E. Rosell Kristopher T. Pento ’99 Jeffrey K. Christy Marcelino Lemus Amy Shook John Spasiano Lorna A. Borghese Hans Kristian Fauske Mary E. Liro Donald H. Smith David J. Sullivan Dina L. Castellano Jerome T. Flynn Angela D. McCutcheon Matthew H. Snyder Michael B. Szafranski Nicholas D. Davi Yvonne F. Gray Teresa Patino Christopher L. Strazzulla Jason E. Titus Lasheantea T. Davis Kathleen K. Hanlon-Harris Carol Petti Scott R. Trautman Brian C. Ussery Susann M. Golby Jonathan H. Harris Ann M. Sarginson Michael T. Valletti Michael S. Vargo Suzanne Suzanne Hiebert Mark M. Herrin Kim Tompuri Brian T. Watson Joan E. Wallace Allen H. Hong Joseph D. Urso Gary A. Williams Gregory Lindsey Brett J. McMullen Sean R. Kelley James L. Washington ’97 Kimberly R. Keravuori ’95 Jacqueline A. Miranda Stephen H. Mauldin ’93 Christian P. Albert Marco J. Miranda Peter L. Platteborze Michele R. Bailey Andrew B. Armstrong David E. Newcombe Pamela S. Prado Michael S. Allain Kyle Bailey Philip J. Bacon Meredith Ann Paxton Lori Rieth Schneider Philip Balser Brian C. Bickel Stephanie D. Caron Laura D. Plumb Duda Kurt R. Schuldes Rosemarie C. Brenneman Patricia J. Bickel Donna W. Cochrane Erikka O. Schumacker David Schumacher Matthew J. Card William J. Borrell Christopher J. Doyle Timothy R. Trzcinski Timothy D. Carpenter Adrian B. Bush Eliah S. Ewing continued on page 64 Cindy L. Ulvenes Carol A. Comer Christina H. Carey Vincent J. Frattaruolo Matthew C. Ulvenes Monica Converse Charles R. Chipman Alexander Gallegos Andrea L. Watson Spring Copeland Gary M. Cross David J. Giansante Donald R. Drake Travis D. Corson Roger Green Sandra L. Feltner ’91 Lea Lavoie Davis Dara A. Greenhouse Jeffrey T. Gordon Jennifer S. Duda David G. Haugen Harriet A. Brodsky Gary L. Hainz Shawn C. Gregory Patrick L. Ingle Bradley J. Brown Amy S. Hall Charles J. Hahn Jason Kreitzer Elizabeth R. Chmura John Kevin Hickinbotham Jeffrey T. Hause Ryan M. Lichtenfels Cass W. Christenson Charles W. Inman Olan D. Hill Cam O. Miles Christine M. Cosgrove Alice L. Jones-Keck Penelope H. Hulbert Stephen C. Miles Carlos A. Cubas Robin P. Kennedy Todd Jordan Marc M. Montalto Salvatore Livia

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Edith F. Stewart ’03 Kerrie A. Sweeney Jamie K. Blessinger Adam L. Wetzel Lauren Sandra Thomas David M. Bohnsack Tiffany D. Whiles Suzanne M. Bilicska Estela A. Valazquez-Oquendo Jennifer M. Capurro Melissa A. Fielder Beverly D. Viernes Amy M. Clunn ’01 Janie L. Fogg Joshua H. Weis Stephanie S. Escalante Deanna L. Hutchins Erin A. Wells Michael S. Filippone Annika Abrahamsson Juleen A. Jennings Valerie Wolf Jason E. Gist Virginia S. Armstrong Kimberly H. Koram Susan Zortea Darrin J. Guilbeau Daniel J. Buchholtz Jennifer C. Leibe Victoria R. Hall Lee A. Crouch Tristam W. Lynch ’05 Richard T. Hayes Dennis V. Darvas Kristin C. MacIntyre Setta Heroian Edward M. Douglass Brooke M. May Sara J. Barron Sara M. Hokin Michael Faxas Kelly A. McDermott Katherine L. Bender Michael J. Hopf 2006-07 James P. Gaines Ronald G. Merrill Marek Blaskovic Demetrios Konstas alumni Shauna T. Hagan Dawn A. Richards-Felton Kristin E. Cochran Bill R. Longstreth Thomas R. Kolbe Elizabeth A. Romero Erin M. Cothran Sharell A. McKinney donors Tasha M. Schmidt continued Marc D. Lantz Elisabeth M. Daniel Lucas T. Mehl Celia B. Larimore Gregg M. Schoppman Judy A. De Leon Sara K. Pearson Gregory P. Silvestro Heather K. Medeiros Linda L. Smith Danielle L. Dixson Angela M. Ruth Fritz Tanis Nancy Lynn Muggelberg Kimberly A. Sperling Carla Gopher Thaddeus J. Shalek Donald L. Van Putten John C. Nolan Daniel A. Spooner Jonathan E. Gormley Karen A. Thompson Joseph M. Wiley Bhavna P. Padhiar John D. St. Louis Ryan M. Hamel Christine A. Volk Lisa M. Raponi Courtney J. Wheless Sheri A. Huelster Amy M. Ware ’00 Susanne L. Rashka Andrew P. Zibell Kristina L. Justen Shawn A. Wayne Carlin O. Reagan Joseph P. Laurino Ebonie D. Williams Jennifer D. Bernhart Brian Simmons ’04 Jane Lawler Molly E. Zawacki Beverly D. Bodine Erin M. Simmons Roberto Martinez Michael S. Buday Mary A. Slater Tonia E. Camacho Ana L. Morgado Dennis M. Cassidy ’07 Alison A. Cammick Jennifer Noy Sherrie Chambers ’02 Kimberly A. Caplis Brian J. Pedersen Courtney A. Baxter Deborah Folino Colin P. Caspersen Deanna M. Pollina Alex A. Bueno Frances T. Fuller Kevin Richard Balko Kathy E. Cutler Cornell Anthony Ritch Gregory P. Caragine Jeanne K. Gregory Jack Bless Beverly L. Flood Lisa Roseann Ritch Arif Fazel Alan D. Harvill Adam J. Caravalho Michael P. Flood Ashley I. Roach Christie A. Fechtmann Margaret M. Huth Thomas J. Filippello April L. Gillespie Meredith T. Roberts Samantha A. Feke Robert C. Kahns Angela J. Gillisse Sarah E. Greenhawt John B. Roman Cindy J. Goldman Jeanna L. Lampart Harold N. Haynes Adam W. Jones Monica M. Sheridan John M. Hughes Cory C. Malatesta Amanda E. Kahn Logan F. King Janet Z. Tizon Gina L. Lineberger Craig N. Murray David R. Knapp Lisa L. Koebrich Matthew T. Weigl Morgan A. McAnally Kristen E. Nelson Scott T. Milinder Jennifer E. Lynch Brenda L. Williams Jamie M. McCoy Anthony C. Obianagha Sam S. Militello Donald Todd Marrs Jimmy D. Workman Joseph A. Pronesti Sean T. Quigley Douglas M. Nestor Jennifer Michele Paterson Ashley A. Wyse Kristin N. Rathjen Dawn D. Rawlins Geneva K. Palaidis Wendy J. Plant Gladys Santiago Joseph D. Rotman Rodrigo Rodriguez-Novas Albert G. Pless ’06 Patricia A. Sriram Darren A. Rubin Heather M. Shaw Raymond B. Quinones Dorothy V. Summers Eric S. Sidor Carol A. Tortarelli Mark R. Rader Danne-Marc Atis Angela M. Terry Natalie Sidor Alison McHugh White Dean J. Ricca Joshua B. Berman Christina White Andrew M. Zentmayer Francis X. Rodriguez

75th anniversary club During the 2006-07 fiscal were asked to give Kyong S. Ahn Mr. Jeffrey S. Annis Diane J. Bain year, UT’s friends were gifts in increments of Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq. The Antonacci Foundation Mr. Larry Baisden asked to help celebrate a $75. Thank you to all of Patricia Alchediak, Ph.D. Andrew and Ginger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bakalor very special birthday. In our Anniversary Club Homer M. Alderman Jr. Armstrong Rachel (Price) Baker honor of the University’s supporters. Mr. Bernard P. Alicki AnnMarie Armstrong Mr. W. Kendall Baker th Andrew and Virginia 75 anniversary, donors Anonymous (8) Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Mr. Lowry Baldwin Armstrong Aaron J. Strom Agency Inc. Patrick H. Allman III Mr. Kevin Richard Balko The Arumi Salon Tom and Bunny Ackerly Mr. Salim Almoosa Clayton G. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley Sue Tennant Ackert Mr. David M. Alvarez Bank of America Matching Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin Gifts Miguel and Lydia Acosta Mr. Michael J. Alvarez John Back Barbas, Koenig, Nunez, Jane Adams AMSCOT Financial Inc. Melissa M. Bailey Sanders & Butler, PA Mr. Michael L. Adams Mr. Guy F. Amuso Kyle and Michele Bailey Katharine Weekley Barker Ade T. Adebisi Jay Anders Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Miss Sara J. Barron Affordable Lock & Key Inc. Jerry and Beverly Anderson Sam and Cookie Bailey Tyler Nathan Bartlett Mr. Keith R. Anderson

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James B. and Judy L. Barton Mark & Mary Ann Carangi Mr. Charles M. Davis Jr. Ms. Rebecca D. Ford BASF Corporation Paul Carastro/Carastro & Hewey and Jean Davis Stephen L. Ford Jack and Val Beatty Associates Inc. Sean Davis Joe and Ginny Foster Mr. Robert Begelman Mr. Paul Carastro Stanley and Lea Davis Mr. George W. Fotopoulos Mr. Joseph A. Beiro Matthew J. Card Charitable Fund Elizabeth Ruth Fresh Ms. Heidi R. Bekiempis Ms. Mackenzie Carignan Marvin C. Dawkins Victor and Elizabeth Fresh BellSouth Matching Gift Ms. Paula S. Carlington Bessie Juanita Dean Friedrich Watkins of Tampa, Center Carlton Fields/Mr. Edgel Mr. and Mrs. Don DeFosset LLC Mrs. Brenda Belsito Lester Rick and Penny DeLand Mrs. Kendra Frorup Jeff and Rose Bennett Tim Carpenter Mr. Ruben R. Delgado II Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Frye Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mr. William P. Cassidy Mrs. Estelle Delo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gabrielle Benninger Mr. Julio E. Castro III Deborah A. Denton Gaffin Industrial Services Inc Barbara (Aenus) Berkman The Cataldo Family William A. Devitt Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Joshua Bryan Berman Christopher M. Catanach Mr. Mark S. DeVries Gagliardi Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman Dr. Michael Catanese Mrs. Elaine S. Diaz Mrs. Belinda Urso Garcia Mr. Stewart Arky Berman CCW Interests Inc. Dr. Leopoldo J. Diaz Marc and Pamela (Tobin) Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Hart Garron Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berry Jr. Mary Esther (Valido) Joseph J. Dibari Mr. Alan D. Harvill Champion Gasparilla Distance Classic/ Daniel A. Bertoch, DDS Louis G. Dichtas Miss Sara J. Barron Wesley J. Champney Ms. Susan Harmeling Suzanne M. Bilicska Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey John D. Hassett Chastain Painting Contractors Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Dr. Wade Birch Daniel Dinzik Jr. Gellerstedt Bob and Mary Jo Hathaway Jeffrey Kent Christy Dr. and Mrs. Robert Birrenkott Mr. Ronald L. Diorio Ms. Emily Gerasimoff Larry L. Hatlestad Mr. Tino Cianci Mr. Faxon Bissett Henry J. DiStefano Glenn Rasmussen Fogarty & Lisa P. and William A. Haun Mr. Louis V. Cianfrogna Connie Bitondo Ms. Kimberly L. Dix Hooker/Michael Hooker Jeffrey T. Hause Ms. Lori J. Clapp Jolene Nixon Bivens J.B. Dobkin Geocite Inc. Sign Design of Florida Inc. Mr. Robert J Clark Jr. Bernice H. Black Amy J. Doktor Mr. Steve Gervais The Beck Group Russ and Barbara Clark Judy and Roland Blanco Stuart L. Douglas Mr. Ronald Giardelli Mr. William J. Healy Johnny Clements Board of Fellows Don Drake and Stuart Douglas Ms. Catherine A. Gibson Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth Amy M. Clunn Sandra Perez Bobko Drake Larry J. Gispert Ms. Stephanie N. Heath Bernard I. Cohen Robert W. Boculac Ronald and Theresa Drees Corinne Glasgow Mr. and Mrs. Syd Heaton Dr. Marie M. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bodwell Ron DuBois Global Impact Thomas J. and Louisa I. Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke Frances P. Collins Mrs. Betty J. Dubry Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Glover Hegarty James L. Bonnette Kenton Colwell Julie and Al DuFaux GMC Properties Inc. Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich Carmalita J. Borden Syd and Mary Comer Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Durkin Mr. Geoffrey Goetz Mr. Aaron W. Hendry Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Mr. Michael Comiskey Andrew and Angela Dwork Susann M. Golby Ms. Laurie Hennessey Borden Kathleen Connor Mr. James Ray Eagleton Mr. Bryan A. Gonzalez G.B. Henry Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr. The Construction Company Inc. Wesley G. Earl Carla S. Gopher Dr. and Mr. Lesly H. Lorna A. Borghese Merry Barr Conway Mr. Alan Harvill/Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Gordon Hernandez Frank Bosco Marlyn Cook Manufacturing Mr. Mark Govin John Kevin Hickinbotham MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen Richard B. Cooper Mr. James M. Eikeland Ronald and Judy Govin Mr. F. Scott Hicks William (Bill) Boyd Mrs. G. Spring Copeland Irvin Elias Linda B. Grable Karl Hill Jr. David and Patricia Branham Mr. Joseph V. Corso Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis Mr. Mitchell Graff Hillsborough River Realty Corporation/Mr. John J. Avlon Robert C. Brenner Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison Joe C. Granda Costello Mr. John Hindman Mr. Douglas K. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Rod J. Epperson Graybar Foundation Dorothy Cowden Mrs. Lynnette M. Hirth Mr. Bobby Brown Frank J. Espinosa Dr. Roger Green Mr. Steven J. Coyman Valerie Smith Hirvela Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown Lynnette M. Evenson Sarah E. Greenhawt Mr. B. Michael Cozene Mr. John F. Germany/Holland Mr. Ron W. Brown Charles and Diane Fabyanski Dara Greenhouse Norman D. Cramer and Knight Charitable John F. Bruels Mrs. April M. Fauser Mr. David Greenwood Foundation Mr. Kevin Crane Linda A. Bryskiewicz Arif Fazel Jerrold W. Gregory Byron E. Holley, MD Mr. and Mrs. Curt A. Crapo Judge Morison Buck Mr. Ira Federer Griffin Service Corporation Kevin Holzgruber Mr. Timothy M. Cregan Dolores Coleman Burghdorf Feldman Orthodontics Gloria Jefferson Griffith Thomas and Sheila Hood Ellen Fitzpatrick Criscione Burke View Garage Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman David Grindel Paul W. Burlingame Jr. Lt. Col. Marcus B. Crisman Dr. Randy Mark Feldman USAF (Retired) Mr. Wilber Grooms continued on page 66 Robert A. Burwell Sandra L. Feltner Powell A. Crosley, MD Mr. Howard Grosswirth Mr. Daniel Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Felton Gary Cross Angela F. Guagliardo Mr. Marcelino Cabaccang John Ferrando Lee A. Crouch Ignacio Guiu Mary Licalsi Cagnina Evan Brauman Fetter Crowther Construction/Mr. R. Mrs. Carole M. Guyton Robert C. and Aida Calafell Ernest Crowther Signal 15 Law Enforcement Ms. Shirley A. Hales Supply James F. Calvert Mr. R. Ernest Crowther Jr. Mr. C. Michael Halfast Miss Melissa A. Fielder Ms. Tonia E. Camacho LTC Roy D. Croy Jr. Kevin C. Hall Donna Strong Finck Gordon W. and Patricia John Curran Mr. Thomas Hall Campbell First Choice Water Kathy Cutler Jane Hall-Witt Roger S. Campeau Conditioning Inc. Mr. Lawrence J. Cyment Richard Hancy Mr. William N. Cantrell Herbert and Mikki Fisher Eugene R. D’Amore Mr. Wayne A. Hansen Kevin and Linda Caplis Miss Beverly L. Flood The D. Lynd & Terri K. Carol Harlow Jennifer M. Capurro Garry A. Flowers McGowan Foundation- Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Harrer John Capurro Houston, Texas Mr. James R. Ford Dr. Martha Harrison Dennis V. Darvas

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Sie Kamide Mr. and Mrs. A.D. “Sandy” Jeff Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Platzer Kenneth C. Kane MacKinnon Andrew M. Mirabole Ms. Teresa Plimptom Ms. Leslie A. Kanter Jim and Liz MacLeod John Mocnick and Deborah Joyce S. Plumley Fred and Sara Kenfield Mr. Sean Maddan Morris Mr. William F. Poe Jr. Violetta T. Kenton Nancy A. Madden Lynne A. Moeder Frank R. Pokorny Mr. Brad W. Kenyon Steve and Rose-Marie Magriby Mr. Richard Monteleone Lionel R. Polo David Kerr David Maguire Donald P. Montgomery Barbara Powell-Miller Mrs. Helen T. Kerr Mark Mahmood Mrs. Emily Winston Moody Powerhouse Building Leterica Benjamin Braneh Mr. Matthew Mainelli Mr. George T. Moran Services Inc. Kickliter Frank Maldonado Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Lelo Prado Reid P. Kinder Josephine Pendino Mandese Mueller/Baisden Advertising Dr. Kristen Price, MD Harry W. King and Nancy J. Mr. Marc Mandt William M. Mulholland PricewaterhouseCoopers King Mr. John F. Manierre Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mullally Mr. William J. Priff 2006-07 75th Ms. Barbara Wolf Kinsey Rick Manzanares Mr. Stephen W. Murray Prosport Management Inc. Anniversary David Knapp Maritrans Operating Donna Murtha Megan Proulx, Esq. Dr. Peter O. Knight IV Company, LP Mr. and Mrs. Vijaybalan Michael and Donna club John Koenig Mark Master Inc. Murugesu Pucilowski continued Clifford Korn Linda and Tony Marcelli Mr. Drew B. Myers Jennifer G. Pugsley Mr. Michael Hooker John Kornrumpf Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Mr and Mrs John E. Quarg Mr. Thomas E. Hoover Tony and Bobbie Kovach Suzette M. Marteny Naimoli Judith Quick Michael J. Hopf Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Kramer William B. Martin Gloria Nasrallah Mr. Sean T. Quigley Mr. Paul T. Horgan NAI Krauss Organization Roberto Martinez Jr. Lee Ann and Brandon Ned Brittany Susan Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Horvath Kreher Architects Inc. Mr. Nick Mascio and Mrs. Neil Wein & Associates Inc. Michael Quinn Ronald L. and Donna Johns Mr. Eric Kreher Karen Mascio Jean Nelson/Kristen Nelson/ Mr. Michael G. Rabelo Hough Melissa Nelson David and Theresa Kresge Mr. Morley L. Mason Mr. David Ramirez Col. and Mrs. Joseph W. House Richard A. Nelson Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz Mr. and Mrs. J. Larry Mr. Julio C. Ramirez Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Huber Massingill R.J. and Jane Nepveux Mr. William A. Krusen Sr. Mr. Mauricio Ramirez Richard and Ann Humiston Mrs. Idelle Mathews John Neveu and Laurie Neveu Mr. Keith LaBrecque Sunnilal and Jane Ramnarine Christina M. Hurley Ms. Brooke M. May The New York Yankees Tampa Jeanna L. Lampart Foundation Inc Jose and Mildred Ramos Ms. Maxine Hutchinson Maybin and Associates Inc. Mark F. Lapp David E. Newcombe Michaele Taylor Rao Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mayer Kathleen Larson Ms. Susanne L. Rashka Robert McCall and Deanny Newland Communities, LLC Valerie Ricca Mr. Sam A. Lazzara, CPA (Ogden) McCall Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen Mr. Neil J. Rauenhorst Honorable Pam Iorio Su Lee Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Richard and Annette Nichols Ms. Ella M Ray Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iovanni Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCann III Albert B. Nieto Raymond D. Ray Jean and Tony Ippolito Lefaivre John McGee Daniel Nilson Real Estate Appraisal Mrs. Rena Jacobson Sylvia G. Leffler Solutions John E. McGowan Neil J. Rauenhorst J.P. Griffin Inc. Legacy Administrative Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dennis G. Rears Services Inc./Mr. Frank R. Mr. John C. Nolan James Rivard Pontiac GMC/ McLaughlin Mr. Kenneth J. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard Pokorny Charles A. Norberg Mr. and Mrs. William C. Adrian Goas Renta Tiffany Jaycox Richard and Susan W. Leisner Mrs. Tania Nordelo McLean Jr. Mr. Andrew Rey Jr. Mrs. Dot Jeffery Lender’s Consulting Group Inc. Nortrax Dr. and Mrs. Michael Melina and George Rice Miss Juleen A. Jennings Lionel O. Leon McLendon Jo Ellen Faraghan Oakes Mr. Lance C. Ringhaver Ms. Trinidad Rio Jimenez George LeVan Ms. Suzanne D. McMullen Anthony C. Obianagha Risk Avoidance Managers Inc. Johnson & Johnson/Mr. Al Alan and Ellen Levin Janet McNew Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien Anthony and Lisa Ritch Santiago Ryan M. Lichtenfels Gene and Patsy McNichols/ Michael O’Donnell Mr. Carl W. Ritter Mrs. Beth A. Johnson Lisa Rosen Lievense McNichols Company Rick and Sheri Ogorek Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard William G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth Ina and Scott McNichols Colonel Herbert P. Ohm USA Sarah Agliano Rivas Mr. Ron Jolley Lightfoot Maurine Robles McTyre (Retired) Rivero Gordimer & Company JVJ Corporation Laura Lindeman Mrs. Donna Meese Brian Overcast Robert Reid Wedding Miss Amanda E. Kahn Lindsey Consulting & Mr. Robert Melillo P&L Electric Inc. Management Inc. Architect Jerry and Mary Kahn Bruce Meltzer Lois Church Page CPT Gregory Lindsey John and Carole Roberts John P. Kahne Merrill Lynch & Company Mr. Joseph A. Paonessa Paul and Linda Lisacchi Foundation Inc. Tom Roberts Kaliber Foods Eldon M. Parchmon Buford H. Littlefield Mr. Bill Roberts Mr. Ronald G. Merrill Jr. Thaddeus and Margaret Mr. Salvatore Livia MetLife Foundation Parker Robertson Glass & Door Service Inc. Donna J. Long MetroWorks Productions Inc./ Mr. and Mrs. William Parrish Tara and Wayne Robinson Dennis A. Lopez Salvatore Livia Jr. Jennifer Michele Paterson Mark and Robin Rockaway J.R. Lopez MFS Investment Management Katherine E. Pellegrini & Subsidiaries LTC Richard F. Rockwell USA Marc and Monika Lovallo Mr. Michael R. Pender Jr. Michele E. Michaels (Retired) Mr. Rolando Luis Jr. Pepin Distributing Company/ Wilbert D. Mick III Chris Rodriguez Hans W. Lux Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. David Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Lux Mr. Ronald E. Perez Mikolajczak Gil Rodriguez Charles J. and Linday M. Linch Mr. Sergio D. Perez Mr. Scott T. Milinder Mr. Joseph M. Rodriguez Lykes Insurance Inc./Mr. Hi The Rev. Paul Austin Perrine Jr. Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr. Mr. Rolando Rodriguez Hampton Ms. Fay Perttunen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Miller David and Terri Ross Ms. Jennifer E. Lynch Andrew G. Phillips Joe and Hilda Mills Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Lynne Sheppard Graphics Bonnie and Scott Phillips Mr. Stephen J. Mingione Rosseter Jr. Keith and Mercedes Machette

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Robert and Peggy Rothman Mr. Albert J. Silva John H. and Susan W. Sykes Mr. Michael S. Vargo Ms. Lauren D. Roy Mr. Gregory P. Silvestro T. Rowe Price Association Konstadinos and Toula Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston Howard and Nina Sinsley Foundation Inc. Vasilopoulos Jeffrey D. Rubel Thomas and Maria Sireci T.J. Hoops Inc. Glenn A. Vergason David and Tara Ruberg Loryce Ann Sivertson Taggart Properties Inc. Verizon Services Group Denise M. Rubio Buddy Skinner Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter Jacques Verron Richard and Franci Rudolph Mr. Shawn P. Slade Tampa Armature Works Inc. Mrs. Nicole R. Vickers Mr. Timothy A. Ruff Smalley Enterprises Inc. Tampa Elite Soccer Jim and Lisa Vondrak Academy Inc. Mr. George Ryan Jr. Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA Michael K. Voris Tampa Steel Erecting SALLIE MAE Employee William J. Smalley Wachovia Foundation/Mr. Jack and Beth Tanner Roy J. McCraw Jr. Contribution Programs Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith Todd Taylor Mary Fink Wagner Mr. Darryl Salustro Juanita A. Smith Harry E. Teasley Jr. Ray and Mary Wagner Susan M. Sams Linda L. Smith TECO Energy Foundation Mr. Hindman P. Wall Mr. L. Gray Sanders Attorney Michael A. Smith Dr. Jeffrey Lee Tedder, Don and Erika Wallace Mr. W. Scott Sanders Mr. Paul Smith Orthopaedic Surgeon Foundation Jeff and Sandy Wilkin Patricia A. Sands Phillip D. Smith Tenet Healthcare Corporation Waller and Wax Advisors Inc. William F. Poe Foundation Luciano A. Santa Cruz Mr. Tom Smith Thalasinos Enterprises Inc. Mr. James M. Warden Gary Williams Jr. Ann M. Sarginson Mr. Freddie Solomon Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr. Washington Mutual Bank Jerry and Jane Williams Rakesh and Karlene Sarna Roccie Soscia Mr. G. Denis Thaxton James L. and Leath A. Mr. Joseph “Champ” Williams LTC Paul and Edith Sawyer Michael Southard Washington (Retired) The Industrial Company Kenneth Ted Williams G. John Sowyrda Allan P. Waters Mr. Peter Scaglione Jr. Thomas & LoCicero Mr. Quinten J. Williams Mr. Jeremy P. Spencer Kimm S. Watson Mr. Scott P. Schaneville Rick and Sandy Thomas/ Ms. Renee A. Williams James E. Sproull Thomas Financial Group Robert J. Watts Jill Schillinger Carl and Corinne Wilmarth Squire Sanders Mary Ann Thomas Mr. Jonathan D. Wax, CFP Melba Schjang Barney D. Wilmoth William E. Stalnaker Ms. Laura Tierney Mr. Robert Wayne Mr. Alan Schreier Jack William Windt Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA Mr. Osborne Timmons Shawn Andres Wayne David L. Schroeder Col and Mrs. Charles Wingate Nicole Stevens Jason E. Titus Weis Consulting Inc. Mr. Kenneth D. Schwartz/ Charles Wireman Edith Stewart Patricia H. Tomasino Mr. Joshua H. Weis The Schwartz Corporation Mr. John McRae Wolfe Mark Stock Scott Trautman Candace and Nicole Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott Ethel Richardson Woodard Willie J. Stokes Charles and Vicki Truxton Ms. Grace Weller Mr. Timothy L. Scott Robert Wooten Todd and Pamela Scudder STORR Office Environments of Maxine Tucker Erin A. Wells Florida Inc. Mr. William D. Yardley III Ernest C. Segundo Sr. Iman Turki Mr. and Mrs. David Welte Wayne Story Manuel and Josephine Mr. Michael M. Seoane Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr. Mr. Joseph J. Wessel Yglesias Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe Mr. Mitchell K. Seoane Ultimate Design Studio Inc. Allison E. West Jody and Bob Yonack Kristin Strammer-Mallia Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Sessions Cathy L. Unruh John B. and Michael West YPO Florida Chapter Mr. Stephen B. Straske II Terrell and Neva Sessums Jeffrey L. Uribe Steven Weichselbaum West Z F D Inc. David A. Straz Jr. Foundation Mr. Steven C. Sharrer Mr. Salvatore J. Urso Mr. and Mrs. John Whesper Mr. Alan J Zale Jill B. Studstill James R. Shelburne, DO USAA Fund Mr. Jeff R. White Mrs. Flora J Zbar David J. Sullivan Karen L. (Shepherd) Gomez Ms. Sharon Valdes Mr. Randy White Mr. Allan Zehe Ms. Donna Sullivan Michael F. Sherlock Valiente Tile Inc. Ruth White CLU, CLTC Andrew Zibell Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner Ms. Diane Sherwinsky Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen Dr. James N. Wieland Alice Jane Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. David Supplee Stephanie J. Sibley Mr. Donald L. Van Putten Anita Wilder Gary and Sharon Zimmerman Edmund K. Swigart III Mrs. Natalie Sidor Vargo, LLC Joe Wiley William Zimmerman Frank and Myra Swope

the university of tampa endowments The University of Tampa Athletic Director’s Endowed Board of Fellows Endowed Barbara E. Casey Memorial Dr. David Delo Science gratefully acknowledges Scholarship in Honor of Larry Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Endowment the individuals, Marfise Board of Trustees 75th The Chiselers Inc. Endowed Dr. Martin S. Denoff Memorial corporations and Kyle and Michele Bailey Anniversary Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund (Volunteer Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Service Award) foundations that have Clarence Clark-Clearwater R. K. Bailey Endowed Borrell Family Endowed Power Squadron Endowed contributed to the Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship (Marine Science) continued on page 68 Endowment. They have Sam Bailey Endowed Athletic Borrell Family Endowed Class of 1992 Scholarship been instrumental in Scholarship Scholarship for Athletics Endowment securing the University’s Bank of America Scholarship Lydia Briggs Memorial Class of 2002 Scholarship future. Fund Scholarship (Tennis) Robert W. Cook Scholarship scholarships Edna McDuffie Barritt Bright House Networks Fund Scholarship Scholarship for Minority W. Hampton Copeland Jr. New Endowed Scholarships Lillian K. Bassler Scholarship Students Endowment Scholarship (Business) begin with a commitment (ROTC) William G. and Sarah E. A. L. Cuesta Jr. Endowed of $25,000 or more. Beck Endowed Scholarship for Brorein Fund Scholarship Athletics Robert C. and Aida Calafell Anonymous Paul and Georgia Danahy Blue Cross and Blue Shield Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Jane and Sid Allen Scholarship of Florida Endowed Nursing Doyle E. and Nell R. Carlton (Athletics) Helen A. Davis Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Alfredo Antonini Music William J. Carter Scholarship Endowment Award

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Julia and Sam Flom Peter O. and Girlie Knight James D. Milligan Endowed Bill and Barbara Starkey Scholarship in Memory of Florida Scholars Scholarship (Transfer Teaching Scholarship Samuel R. Flom (Nursing) Karl Kreher Memorial Fund Students) Tampa Alpha Memorial Sherman B. Forbes Fund (Economics and Business) Rosemary Mohn Music Scholarship Jack Foster Memorial The Krewe of the Knights Scholarship Rick and Sandy Thomas Scholarship of Sant’Yago Education Clifford R. Mott and Mary Cribb Scholarship Endowment Dr. Curtis Gilgash Scholarship Foundation Scholarship in Mott Endowed Book Fund Lloyd G. and Jeannette C. (Psychology) Honor of Joe C. Granda, UT Clifford R. Mott and Mary Tingwall Scholarship Alumnus of 1950 Charles E. Goulding Jr. and Cribb Mott Endowed The University of Tampa Germaine Goulding Chemistry The Krewe of the Knights Scholarship Fund Women’s Club Endowed Scholarship Fund of Sant’Yago Education Dr. E. C. Nance Scholarship Scholarship Foundation Scholarship in Fund Charles E. Goulding Jr. and Honor of Joseph R. Lopez UT Endowed Athletic Training Germaine Goulding Pamunkey Paul D. O’Donnell Memorial Scholarship Tribal Indian Scholarship Fund The Krewe of the Knights Scholarship Fund (Business) of Sant’Yago Education UT National Alumni G. R. Griffin Endowed Foundation Scholarship in Lisa Pauchey Memorial Association Endowed the University Scholarship Honor of Richard A. Nimphie Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship (ROTC) of Tampa J.A. Griffin Fund Krusen Graduate Studies and Glenn Waddell Scholarship Hardin Construction Endowed Business Support Fund Art Pepin Golf Endowment Mary G. Wade Endowed endowments Scholarship The Polish Heritage Scholarship continued The Jack Larrison Endowed John L. and Margaret Harrell Scholarship Fund Foundation Endowment T.E. Wade Family Scholarship (Polish descent) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Scholarship Fund (Minority Dr. C. Herbert Laub History Marcella and Bob Wallace Dervaes Sr. and Family Students) Scholarship Fund Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Marian E. Learey Memorial John B. and Michéal West Paul N. Dervaes-Celeste Endowed Scholarship Fund Fund (Continuing Studies) RBK Architects Endowed Endowed Scholarship Dervaes Whitehead Endowed for African American and Scholarship Lindenmeyer Political Science Morris Edward White Scholarship Fund Hispanic Students Scholarship (Estate of John H. Austin and Arline Rising Scholarship (Pre-Law) Julia I. Dickenson Endowed Margaret Sweeten Henderson- Scholarship Fund (Business) Lindenmeyer) Ybor Foundation in Memory Scholarship (Lineal Donaghay Founders Endowed Sumter L. Lowry Freedom The Royal Krewe of Sparta of Don Vicente Martinez-Ybor descendants of Confederate Scholarship (Nursing) Award (ROTC) Endowed Scholarship for veterans) Nash Higgins “Rat Hole Gang” Student Athletes Joe and Vilma Zalupski MacKinnon Family Endowed Endowed Scholarship Fund Darin Donahue Scholarship Athletic Scholarship Scholarship William J. “Big” Sammis Award (Tennis) Fred L. and Betty W. Hogan Scholarship James and Elizabeth MacLeod Endowed G. Paul Dorfmuller Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Samson Scholars Centers, Scholarship Trust Fund Holton-Enlow Scholarship Saunders Foundation Institutes and Endowment (Art) (Honors) Mayor’s Hispanic Advisory Programs Council Endowed Scholarship Endowment Fund Maureen A. Rorech Dunkel Phil M. and Caroline Holzer Dr. Sue Gordon McCord The Joseph & Linda Sclafani Bailey Student Investment William L. Edwards Veterans Hoover International Memorial Award Psychology Student Research Fund Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship at The University K. I. McKay Scholarship Max H. Hollingsworth Chair of Sam Ellison/Beck Endowed Houghton General of Tampa American Enterprise Scholarship for Athletics Endowment Mary Matilda McKay Endowed Ernest C. Segundo Sr. and Scholarship Fund (Nursing) Max and Ivy Hollingsworth David A. and Mary Irene Falk The Jacarlene Foundation Connie Felicione Segundo Project Development and Memorial Fund Endowed Endowed Scholarship Eugene H. McNichols Presidential Scholarship Innovation Endowed Fund University Scholar Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Helen Drysdale Jones T. Terrell and Neva S. Sessums Center for Ethics Walter R. Faries Memorial Thomas Meachum Endowed Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Naimoli Institute for Strategic Book Fund Gloria and Walter Kazor Meachum/Walker Family John Edgar Sheridan Jr. Analysis The Reverend Andrew Scholarship for Academic Scholarship (Continuing Music Scholarship TECO Center for Leadership Jackson Ferrell Sr. and Excellence Education) Richard Keating Scholarship Sarah A. Ferrell Memorial Merchants Association Frank and Allene Smid Judith M. Mandt Visiting Scholarship James M. Kelly Memorial Endowment Fund Endowed Educational Writers Program Endowment Scholarship Endowment Tom Fitzgerald Soccer Merchants Association Scholarship Fund Walter Chair of Scholarship Kessler-Wittcoff Scholarship Endowment Fund in Honor of Entrepreneurship Richard C. Swirbul Management

2006-07 corporate and foundation gifts Anonymous (2) Accenture Foundation Inc. Bailey Family Foundation Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./ Citigroup Foundation A and J Fuel Oil Company Adams Air & Hydraulics Inc. Bank of America Matching Borrell Family Foundation Inc. Citigroup--Tampa AACSB International Adecco Gifts Bright House Networks Coca-Cola Company AMSCOT Financial Inc. Affordable Lock & Key Inc. Bank of America N.A. Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth Community Foundation of D. Zandueta Aaron J. Strom Agency Inc. Altadis U.S.A. Bank of Florida Tampa Bay Burke View Garage Inc. Anchor Sandblasting and The Bank of Tampa Concentra Integrated Services Paint Inc. Banther Consulting C & C Painting Conn Memorial Foundation Contractors Inc. The Antonacci Foundation Barbas, Koenig, Nunez, Constellation Energy Group C & H Properties Inc. Architectural Designs Inc. Sanders & Butler, PA The Construction C & L Value Advisors, LLC The Arumi Salon Bay Area Tennis Officials Company Inc. CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris Asplundh Foundation BellSouth Thomas E. Feaston Catanach Associated Construction BellSouth Matching Gift Courtyard & Residence Inn By Paul Carastro/Carastro & Group Center Marriott Downtown Tampa Associates Inc. B & B Towing Best Western The Westshore Crowther Construction/Mr. R. Hotel Carlton Fields/Mr. Edgel Ernest Crowther BASF Corporation Lester Beyond Promotions Cruise Industry Charitable Wendy’s/BBB Service Carrillo Law Office Foundation Inc. Company Inc. Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Florida Carter Belcourt Atkinson Cura Sod Corporation Babson Capital Chastain Painting Contractors Management, LLC

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The D. Lynd & Terri K. Hattricks Merchants Association of The Saunders Foundation McGowan Foundation- Heritage Bank of Florida Florida/Peter Rodriguez Jr. Schwab Fund for Charitable Houston Tx Hess & Hess CPAs, PA Merrill Lynch & Co. Giving DataPros for Healthcare Inc. Foundation Inc Hill Ward & Henderson, PA The Schwartz Corporation The David A. & Mary Irene MetLife Foundation The Sembler Company Falk Memorial Fund Hillsborough River Rlty Corp./ Mr. John J. Avlon MetroWorks Productions Inc./ The Senator Tom Lee David A. Straz Jr. Foundation Salvatore Livia Jr. Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Foundation David C.G. Kerr Memorial Michael J Leding Jr. & Skanska USA Building Inc. Fund Mr. John F. Germany/Holland Associates Inc. and Knight Charitable Smalley Enterprises Inc. David Gerald Construction Foundation Mills & Associates Inc. Company Society for Marketing Hyatt Regency Tampa Morgan Stanley Professional Services Don and Jan DeFosset/ Downtown Mueller/Baisden Advertising DeFosset Family Foundation Sodexho Campus Services IBM Corporation The Musante Family (Facilities) Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Foundation Matching Gifts Ideal Image Development Southeast Communities, LLC Program Corporation NJR Foundation/Neil J. Southland Title Company Rauenhorst The Doyle Family Foundation Independent Colleges and Spectrum Painting & Paper Universities of Florida Inc. Nathan B. Stubblefield Hanging The Thorpe Law Firm, PA Ecolab Matching Gifts Foundation/WMNF Radio Program Insight Financial Credit Union Squire Sanders Time Warner Foundation Inc. Neil Wein & Associates Inc. Edwards Manufacturing Intuit Foundation St. Catherine Foundation Tintagel Holdings, LLC New York Life Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation J.C. Newman Cigar Company Stanley & Lea Davis Trans-Phos Inc. J.O. DeLotto and Sons Inc. The New York Yankees Tampa Charitable Fund Escot Transportation Inc. Foundation Inc. USAA Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation State Farm Companies Fastsigns Newland Communities, LLC The USAA Matching Gift JGR Funeral Services Inc. Foundation Fund of the San Antonio Area Federated Dept. Stores Inc. Niantic Real Estate, LLC The Matching Gifts Program JR Tobacco Outlet Inc. Scott & Carol Dawson/State Foundation Northern Trust Bank Farm Insurance Companies Feldman Orthodontics JVJ Corporation Ultimate Design Studio Inc. Nortrax Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk Ferman Jacarlene Foundation United Way of Tampa Bay Robert Rowen Hotel Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Jack Golly (Gollobith) Universal Auto Brokers Inc. Ocean Insurance STORR Office Environments of First Choice Water Family Fund Florida Inc. Universal Home Health and Management Inc. Industrial Supplies Inc. Conditioning Inc. Jackson Transformer/Mr. Streamline Environmental William Trelop Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr. Valiente Tile Inc. First Community Bank of John Oliva Stuart and Kelly Lasher Family America James Rivard Pontiac GMC/ Dr. and Mrs. Garth R. Drewry P&L Electric Inc. Foundation First Financial Emp. Leasing Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard Vargo, LLC Patricia and John Wolfe SunTrust Bank/Jeffery Dunn Florida Bibliophile Society Jenzabar Inc. Varsity Insurance Inc. Pat Agonito Painting, LLC Suncoast Comp. & Benefits Florida Family Business Kaylor & Kaylor, PA Foundation Verizon Foundation PeakBiety Inc. Forum Inc. Kirkland, Russ, Murphy & Sunny Florida Dairy Verizon Services Group Tapp, PA Pepin Distributing Company/ Florida Independent College Sunshine State Conference Vigo Importing Co. Inc. Fund (FICF) Knight Owl Communications Mr. Bill G. Gieseking Pepsi Cola Bottling Group T. Rowe Price Associates WCI Communities Florida Youth Soccer Kreher Architects Inc. Foundation Inc. Pfizer Foundation WEDU Frank E. Duckwall Foundation Krewe of Sant’Yago T.J. Hoops Inc. Educational Foundation Inc./ Powerhouse Building Wachovia Bank Freel & Stringer Financial TECO Energy Foundation Services Inc. O. Rex Damron/Mr. and Mrs. Services Inc. Wachovia Foundation/Mr. Ronald L. Garrett TECO Energy Roy J. McCraw Jr. Friedrich Watkins of Premier Home Improvement Tampa, LLC LaRue Planning and Company Taggart Properties Inc. Wal-Mart Foundation Management Services Inc. GEICO Philanthropic PricewaterhouseCoopers Tampa Armature Works Inc. Waller and Wax Advisors Inc. Foundation Mrs. Rena Jacobson Luciano Prida Jr. & Company Tampa Bay Advertising The Walter Foundation GMC Properties Inc. Leasing Services of America AnnMarie & Phil Coats Federation Walter Industries Gaffin Industrial Services Inc. Legacy Administrative Prosport Management Inc. Tampa Bay Devil Rays Walter K. Jamison, LTD APLC Services Inc/Mr. Frank R. Tampa Bay Women’s Care Gasparilla Distance Classic/ Pokorny Prudential Foundation Washington Mutual Bank Ms. Susan Harmeling Publix Supermarkets Tampa Elite Soccer Weis Consulting Inc. Lee Hecht Harrison Academy Inc. Geocite Inc. Charities Inc. White Sales Company Inc. Lender’s Consulting Tampa Greyhound Track Ms. Emily Gerasimoff Group Inc. Quality of Life Home Health William F. Poe Foundation Services Inc. Tampa Harbor Development Global Impact Lightning City Gymnastics Inc. Xpedx/International Paper Ralph Russo Memorial Tampa Woman’s Club Gold Cup Coffee Service Inc. Lindsey Consulting & YCOA, LLC Scholarship Mr. Dennis J. Noto Grant Thornton Inc. Management Inc. YPO Florida Chapter Mr. John F. Rañon/Rañon & Tate & Lyle North America Grassroots Nurseries Inc. Links Financial, LLC Partners Inc. Z F D Inc. Tenet Healthcare Corporation Graybar Foundation Love’s Auto Sales Raytheon Company Thalasinos Enterprises Inc. Greater Tampa Association of Lowry Murphey Family Real Estate Appraisal Realtors Inc. Foundation Solutions Thomas Financial Greater Tampa Chamber of Mr. Hi Hampton/Lykes Reeves Import Motorcars The Active Network Inc. Commerce/Kim Scheeler Insurance Inc. Regions Bank The Cappy Law Firm, PA Griffin Service Corporation MFS Investment Management Reliant Development The Industrial Company Gulf Marine Repair & Subsidiaries Rivero Gordimer & Company The Law Offices of John M. Corporation Magnum Audio Groups Inc. Fitzgibbons The Beck Group Maritrans Operating Roberts Hotels Management Tampa, LLC Tampa Steel Erecting The Beck Group/C. Samuel Company, LP Company Ellison Mary Clare Codd Inc. Robertson Glass & Door Service Inc. Tampa Tribune HSBC Matching Gift Program Mary Jones and Glenn Jones Thomas & LoCicero Jr. Foundation Royal Krewe of Sparta Hardin Construction Thomas Financial Group Company, LLC Maybin and Associates Inc. SPW Inc. Thompson, Ventulett, Harry E. Teasley Jr. McNichols Company SALLIE MAE Employee Contribution Programs Stainback & Associates Inc. Foundation No. 3 Company

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2006-07 parent and former parent donors Virginia and Andrew Adelson Carmalita Borden Ralph B. and Martha D’Iorio Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Mr. and Mrs. John Jamison Mr. Pat Agonito Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Joe and Susan Daniel Gagliardi Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Kyong S. Ahn Borden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Jeffries Gallagher Mary Ann Stackhouse Al- Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr. Dannenhauer Mr. Jeffrey G. Jensen Majed Mr. Robert Boschen Edwin, Lori, and Leandra Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Garay Mr. Gerard C. Jetter Mr. Aaron D. Alexander Barbara Bosco Darden Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia James and Mary Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Antonacci Frank Bosco Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Davis Marcia and Alan Gassman William G. Johnson Mr. Richard N. Arnowitz Lisa Bostick Mr. and Mrs. Scott Dawson Mr. Ronald Giardelli Jerry and Mary Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Pedro P. Arrabal Ron and Paula Bouchard Mr. Paul C. DeCosimo Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Gilreath Meryl and Michael Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley David and Patricia Branham Gil DeMeza Ms. Leslee Glenn Mr. Thomas Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Mr. Mark S. DeVries Peter and Nancy Glickenhaus Mrs. Linda Kennedy Gregg Bachman and Sherrie Brannon Mr. Joseph Dea Gwenda Gnadt Violetta T. Kenton Teddy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Mr. Vincent J. DelGatto Mr. and Mrs. Andres M. Brad and Dawn Kenyon Brewer Gonzalez Mr. William C. Bachur Deborah A. Denton Ms. Clara Sackey and Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Kerwin A. Baker Mr. Walter T. Bromfield/ Mr. Joe Destefano Mr. Lawrence Goodwin April Keyes Maritrans Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey Dave and Linda Devine Peter and Genevieve Gordon Harry W. King and Nancy J. Joseph J. Bronte Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bakalor Ms. Faye DiBona Ed and Barbara Gormley King Sharon Brovelli Clayton G. Ball Daniel Dinzik Jr. Mr. Mitchell Graff Mr. Peter T. Klein Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust John and Donna Barba Clement and Marie Dion Ms. Kimberly Graham Dr. Peter O. Knight IV Mr. Larry W. Bryant Mr. Gerard Barrios Angel M. Disdier Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gray Mr. Cliff Kobrin and Mrs. Lindsay Ann Bunting Karen Dollhopf Tyler Nathan Bartlett Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski Darlene Mortellaro Greco Mr. Greg Burnham Kimberly Koram Mr. Stephen Baruch David Lyn Donharl Ms. Susan Gruchevsky Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Burns Mr. Neil D. Kornblatt John and Karen Becker Ginny and Jim Doolittle Ignacio Guiu Robert Samuel and Georiga John Kornrumpf Mr. Robert Becker Roni and Stuart Doppelt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Gulden L. Burress Merri and Irwin Kotcher Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. (Wally) Chris and Alice Dorrance Mr. Frederick W. Gumaer Ms. Christina M. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Kramer Becker Jr. Ron and Carolyn Drach Consuelo P. Hammett Mr. Marcelino Cabaccang Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Kuni Mr. and Mrs. David W. Bee Ronald and Theresa Drees Richard Hancy Bob and Linda Caldwell Mr. Michael Landsberg Ms. Ellen Bell-Irving Garth and Anne Drewry Mr. Wayne A. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. James Ennis Mr. Phillip N. Large Diane M. Benner Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Durkin Tony and Elaine Hardin Kenneth M. Laro Jeff and Rose Bennett Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna Beth B. Eagleton Mr. and Mrs. Cecil S. Harrell Kathleen Larson Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Kevin and Linda Caplis William L. Eagleton IV Mr. and Mrs. Baldur Harrer Benninger Russ and Connie Latimer Christopher and Julie John and Lois Ellis Mr. Jeffrey Harrington Douglas and Eileen Bercham Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun Capsambelis Lisa Endick Mr. and Mrs. Oliver J. Hart Hillary R. Bercovici Ms. Janice Law John Capurro Mr. and Mrs. Rod J. Epperson Mr. John W. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman Mr. and Mrs. George Laxton Marian Cara Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Miss Sara J. Barron Mr. Stewart Arky Berman Mark and Mary Ann Carangi Erickson Lisa P. and William A. Haun Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. LeBlanc Mr. David J. Bernard Adalberto Cardoso Ms. Sherry Erskine Mr. William J. Healy The LeMarquand Family Mr. and Mrs. John A. Berry Jr. Mr. David R. Carey Richard A. Espindola Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. George LeVan Daniel A. Bertoch, DDS Ms. Paula S. Carlington Ms. Margie L. Evans Henehan Paul and Rose Leahy Mr. James Bessette Dr. and Mrs. Stuart I. Carrier Charles and Diane Fabyanski Ms. Laurie Hennessey Kenneth and Connie Leamond C. Robert Binger Ricardo E. Carrillo Mrs. April M. Fauser Patty and Pat Hensley Mr. David Lebed-Villafuerte Connie Bitondo Mrs. Karen M. Casey William and Barbara Dr. and Mr. Lesly H. Hernandez Mr. Earnest R. Ledford Mr. Bruce C. Black The Cataldo Family Fechtmann Ms. Beverly D. Hicks Lynan and Mike Leding Jerome and Brenda Blattner Kenneth and Susan Chew Mr. Samuel G. Feke Stephen and Lindy Bochneak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman Mr. F. Scott Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mike and Gaye Christensen Lefaivre Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bodwell Tri-State Packaging Supply Michael and Kim Hightower James J. Cianci Jennifer Leibe Leonor Bonfonte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Felton Karen K. Hilliard Michael T. Cice Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Leonard Charles and Nancy L. Boover Michael and Pattie Fiduccia Mr. David Hirsch Joseph and Lucinda Mrs. Connie J. Leow Ciechanowicz Frank and Kathy Finelli Mr. Robert Hock Andrew C. Leto Milton Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Finley James M. Hoffheimer Alan and Ellen Levin Mrs. Julie Elizabeth Cochran John Flick Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Horvath Debra and Dale Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Barry L. Cohen Lynne Flood Mr. and Mrs. John E. Howley James E. Linus, CFP Ms. Ramona Colon-Garcia Ms. Alice M. Fogle Mr. and Mrs. John C. Huber Paul and Linda Lisacchi Louis and LuAnn Commisso Robert and Jean Folsom Ms. Carol Ann Hudson Gary Lisewski Kathleen Connor Mr. James R. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kenneth Huertas Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mr. Joseph V. Corso Sean R. Ford Valerie Ricca Lockard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mrs. Luella F. Franqui William and JoAnn Longley Costello Mrs. Marie B. Ilderton Mr. Dale Freeman Dennis A. Lopez David A. Cowdrick Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Bruce K. Friesen Inman Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Mr. and Mrs. Curt A. Crapo Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Mr. Frederick J. Insogna Lorden Jr. Don and Elaine Crowley Frye Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iovanni Mr. and Mrs. William Louvain Robert and Deborah Csere Mr. Jerome Fulton Dr. David Clark Isele Mr. Roger D. Lunsford Kim Curry Mr. Salvatore Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jackson Mrs. Lois (B.J.) Lutzk Peter and Kathryn Cushing Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gabrielle Karen L. James Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Lux

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Charles J. and Linday John Mocnick and Deborah Mr. and Mrs. William Parrish Tom Roberts M. Linch Morris Bruce and Kate Parsons Mr. Bill Roberts John L. Macdonald/ Lynne A. Moeder Mr. Thomas Pearson Tara and Wayne Robinson Macdonald Family William Montgomery Foundation Dr. Walter and Brenda The Peter D. Rodenbostel Harry K. Moon Pederson Family Deborah S. Magid Mr. Tom Mora Mr. Kenneth J. Pelczar Mr. Francis X. Rodriguez Brian and Carol Magness Robert J. W. Moran Katherine E. Pellegrini Mr. Rolando Rodriguez Mr. Matthew Mainelli Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Most Bobbie Pepitone Mr. Victor Romero Dr. and Mrs. John E. Mancuso Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mullally Mrs. Emma Perez Mrs. Jean A. Ronso Mr. Kenneth Mangano Mrs. Norma Jean Mulrine Mr. Richard Perone Cary and Amy Rosoff Ed and Clare Mangine Michael Munger Mr. Michael D. Perry Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mangine Lawrence and Diane Munini Ms. Fay Perttunen Judith Rothenberger Mr. John F. Manierre Mr. James B. Murphy Jr. John and Robin Phifer David and Janet Royer Mr. Peter B. Mann Donna Murtha Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr. Vicki Mrs. Ann M. Rubin Dr. and Mrs. Donald Marsian Mr. and Mrs. Vijaybalan Phillips Mr. Gary D. Rubin Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx Murugesu Bonnie and Scott Phillips Mr. George Ryan Jr. Leverett and Kathy Stone Robert P. Marzilli Mr. Drew B. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Jose Pimentel Eugene Sambataro Ms. Donna Sullivan Mr. Nick Mascio and Mrs. Mr. Gordon P. Naruta Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger Karen Mascio Francis Samperisi James J. Sullivan Gary Nash Mr. Carl M. Pitts Laurance and Dale Mathe Patricia A. Sands Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner Jean Nelson, Kristen Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Antonio D. Santos Mr. and Mrs. David Supplee Mr. Harry May and Melissa Nelson A. Platzer Mr. Santos Jorge Daniel and Beth Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Hale Mayer Mr. Frederick James Nesbit Ms. Teresa Plimptom Ann M. Sarginson Bob and Lynn Tannler Mr. Garry McAnally Ms. Dorothy Nevels Frank R. Pokorny Rakesh and Karlene Sarna Carlos and Claribel Tejas Mr. Peter McCabe John Neveu and Laurie Neveu Mr. Louis D. Possanza Mr. John R. McCarey Mr. Joe Schena Mr. and Mrs. Brooks W. Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D. Pradeep M. Cheruvari Thommes Mr. and Mrs. Gerry K. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Sue Ms. Jasmine Pratt Schlindwein Mrs. Barbara Tiani McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen Robert A. Predale Richard Schmidt Ms. Gloria Topper Ms. Donna L. McFarland Daniel Nilson Mr. Larry Price William M. and Mary T. Maria Torres John McGee Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Eileen and Pat Price Schmitz Mr. Kenneth R. Tortolani Mrs. Michelle P. McGee Northrop Michael and Donna Mrs. Diane M. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito Brian C. McGlame Mr. Matthew Nowack Pucilowski Richard Schreep Dr. Michael Truscott Mrs. Laura McGowan Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik David L. Schroeder Iman Turki Matthew and Karen McGrath Mr. Lawrence J. O’Toole Mr and Mrs John E. Quarg James Schule Ms. Sharon Valdes Ms. Patricia McKissock Bob and Leslie Ogan Carter B. Quina Mr. Timothy L. Scott John Van Dalsum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Theresa Dike Okpani Brittany Susan Quinn McLaughlin Todd and Pamela Scudder Robert and Mary VanDegna Mrs. Barbara Orban Sheikh A. Rahman Barbera McManis Tom and Melissa Seamands Mr. Earl VanLandingham Mr. Andy Ortega Lt. Col. Gary Dean Rainey Kevin and Beverly McMorran Seavitt Family Konstadinos and Toula Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy Sunnilal and Jane Ramnarine Mrs. Donna Meese Mr. Robert M. Seh Vasilopoulos Ms. Joanne Oxx Jose and Mildred Ramos Jerome M. Meguiar Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Ronald L. and Martha A.* Mr. and Mrs. John Pace Steve and Kim Rehman Sesay Sr. Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Palermo Melanson Emiliano Reyes-Novelo Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Sessions David Wallace Mr. Joseph A. Paonessa Mr. Robert Melillo Ms. Arlene Ricca Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Mr. James M. Warden Eldon M. Parchmon Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Meyers Melina and George Rice Mr. Joel Wartell Ray and Ellie Parello Ms. Diane Sherwinsky Ms. Jean M. Miley David W. Richards Dr. Judith Washburn Guiseppe Parisi Stephen S. Silver Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Mr. Carl W. Ritter Cullen and Anna Waters Mr. Michael Silverman Mr. Robert Wayne Thomas and Maria Sireci Candace and Nicole Weiss Robert and Teresa Skobrak Toni and Gary Weitkamp Mr. and Mrs. George D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Welte matching gift program companies Michael A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Whesper Accenture Foundation Inc. Ms. Emily Gerasimoff Raytheon Company Michael and Theresa Smith Mr. Randy White Bank of America Graybar Foundation SALLIE MAE Employee Mr. Paul Smith Mr. D. Blaise Wick Matching Gifts HSBC Matching Gift Program Contribution Programs Timothy Smith Raymond and Helene Wiede BellSouth Matching Gift IBM Corporation State Farm Companies Mr. Tom Smith Jeff and Sandy Wilkin Center Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Mr. Bill Snyder Jr. Mrs. Brenda L. Williams Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth Tate & Lyle North America Merchants Association of Brigid D. Soldavini-Clapper Spencer and Emily Williams D. Zandueta Tenet Healthcare Florida/Peter Rodriguez Jr. G. John Sowyrda Mr. Anthony Wincko Coca-Cola Company Corporation Merrill Lynch & Co. Robert and Brenda Speisman Robert Wooten Constellation Energy Group Time Warner Foundation Inc. Mr. Jeremy P. Spencer Jimmy D. Workman Jr. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Inc. MetLife Foundation Giuseppe A. Spera Foundation Matching Gifts The USAA Matching Gift Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Wyse Program Morgan Stanley Fund of the San Antonio Mr. Brad Sprehe Mr. William D. Yardley III Ernst & Young Foundation New York Life Foundation Area Foundation John and Denise Stefero Jody and Bob Yonack Federated Department Stores Pfizer Foundation Verizon Foundation Donald F. Steiner Mr. Allan Zehe Inc. The Matching Gifts PricewaterhouseCoopers Wachovia Foundation/Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart Mark Zenko Program Roy J. McCraw Jr. Prudential Foundation David and Arlene Stobinski Alice Jane Zimmerman Irene M. Stone

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fall 2007 71 Here she is… Ms. Minaret iss Gloria Gonzalez (center) is crowned homecoming MM queen of The University of Tampa in 1950. On her left is Clair Pittman, president of the Alumni Association of Tampa and on her right is UT President Ellwood C. Nance. UT

72 ut journal Another Mystery Solved nce again the readers of the UT Journal She called from Indian Shores to identify them have answered the call, identifying the and Adela Gonzmart, seated front and center. O people featured in the last photo of the Lopez believes the photo was taken at the magazine. We received a great response, and in Columbia Restaurant, owned by the Gonzmart a few days we were able to identify nearly family. everyone in the photo. Ida Coe also called to say she thought the The gentleman with the bowtie in the photo was probably taken at the Columbia. background was identified by several people Richard Gonzmart phoned to confirm that as Pedro Ramirez Moya, a Spanish radio it was his mother in the photo, but there was commentator at WALT. Seated to the right of some question as to whether the photo was him are Anthony and Rose Grimaldi of the shot in his family’s restaurant. Columbia Bank. To the left of Adela Gonzmart sits Eva Hero The Grimaldi’s identity was confirmed Wilson, according to Dr. Vilma Zalupski ’56. by Stella Lopez, who took classes at UT and Sitting two people away from her married Joseph Lopez ’53. She spotted (far left, front row), is Helen Nance, wife them easily; they were of President Ellwood C. Nance. Sitting her parents. across the table, in the light colored dress, is her daughter, June ’50, and her husband Aaron Bryan ’51, of Cocoa

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