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ADVANCING PRIDE, PURPOSE AND PROGRESS

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Special thanks to these philanthropic leaders of the SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign MESSAGE FROM THE SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE CONTENTS FOUNDATION CHAIR Gifts of $100,000 or more Advancing Pride, Purpose and Progress> Year at a Glance Exchange Bank Celebrating 100 Years Frank P. Doyle Library Endowment As I reflect on this past year and what the Foundation has achieved, I am inspired ______5 by the ways our campus and local community have advanced pride, purpose and progress at Santa Rosa Junior College. Here you will find stories of students, Advancing Culture > Anonymous faculty, alumni and friends who demonstrate how higher education can impact Dramatic Modernization Disadvantaged and Low-income Students the communities we serve. 7 Darius Anderson Below are just a few highlights: SRJC Promise Program th Advancing Knowledge > The SRJC 100 Anniversary Campaign Faculty Excellence Clover Sonoma was launched May 2016 and has raised Impact From 2010 through the close of our last fiscal year, generous Gene M. Benedetti Athletic Endowment support and prudent investment have more than doubled the Foundation’s 9 to date $11.6 million to assist our students, endowment. Last year we received more than $8.8 million for student Codding Foundation scholarships and support, faculty development, instructional equipment and Advancing Transitions > Foster Student Success Program Endowment faculty and the College. program needs. Honoring Champions 11 Estate of Wilson Craig Award Winning We are thrilled and honored that the SRJC Foundation Wil and Ruth Parlé Craig Endowment and was again recognized for sustained excellence and overall performance E. Juli Craig Endowment Advancing Community> by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), which Restoring Hope We look forward awards superior fundraising programs at educational institutions across the David and Dede Del Monte country. 13 Dede and David Del Monte Lecture Series Endowment to publicly thanking Jack M. Farmer Leadership The Foundation provided immediate financial assistance to Advancing Scholarship > Luther Burbank Auditorium Endowment all of our donors those affected by the Northern California wildfires in October 2017. This Circle of Honor led to establishing the SRJC Fire Relief Fund which, with the Retirees Fire 15 Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center Relief Fund, raised over $600,000 to support our SRJC families who lost their Health Sciences Program when the campaign homes. Advancing Tradition > Leaving a Legacy Estate of R. Elton Leith As we recognize a century of providing excellence in Sonoma County and R. Elton Leith Career Technical Education concludes May 2019. beyond, we celebrate the people whose lives are changed through education. 17 Scholarship Endowment With the generous support of donors like you, we continue to advance a legacy of which every student, alumni, parent, faculty, staff and community Advancing Leadership > Vincent Ling Philanthropic Support Margaret Brown Trussell Scholarships for Our Mission member can be proud and become inspired. International Students Endowment and 18 B. Robert Burdo Culinary Arts Center Endowment Established in 1969, the SRJC Foundation mission is Thank you for your continued support of SRJC as we advance together into the next one hundred years. to advance educational opportunities by raising and Honor Roll of Donors Sandra Martensen and Alan Selby stewarding funds to support programs, scholarships, Selby-Martensen Scholarship Endowment 20 facilities and special projects of the College. In Sincerely, Estate of Irene N. Spiegel cooperation with the Sonoma County Junior College Advancing Your Irene N. Spiegel Nursing Scholarship Endowment District, the Foundation enhances the quality of Connection higher education in the communities we serve. SRJC Foundation AgTrust 26 American AgCredit Fund for the Future of SRJC Agriculture Endowment Jeff Bricker, Incoming Chair SRJC Foundation Trione Vineyards & Winery Academic Program Support 4 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 5

ADVANCING PRIDE, PURPOSE AND PROGRESS Special thanks to the sponsors of the Celebrating 100 Years 100th Anniversary Celebration Dinner

ast May 31, more than 400 community members came together Legion Gate with Santa Rosa Junior College students and faculty to celebrate Exchange Bank Career Technical Education Foundation Sonoma County SRJC’s 100th Anniversary. Oak The 100th Anniversary Dinner highlighted the College’s long history Kaiser Permanente Santa Rosa Medical Center and close ties to the community. In the transformed setting of Haehl Pavilion, guests were treated to champagne on the red carpet, acoustic Bear Cub Clover Sonoma and jazz music, hors d’oeuvres on the lawn and a gold-studded banquet Pepperwood Preserve that featured theatre arts student performing an inspirational “pop-up” Sonoma Raceway song. President Frank Chong welcomed guests and provided a historical The Press Democrat review of the College’s first one hundred years. Wright Contracting

A special feature of the evening was the presentation of the 2018 SRJC Blue President’s Medallion to Exchange Bank. With gratitude and thanks Robert and Kim Agrella American AgCredit, ACA for the Bank’s loyal support and significant role in the success of the Anonymous College, the medallion was accepted by Exchange Bank representatives Balletto Vineyards & Winery former president Bill Reinking, Chairman of the Board Bill Schrader and Brelje & Race Consulting Engineers current President/CEO Gary Hartwick. In his comments, Mr Schrader CSW Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc spoke about the remarkable legacy of Exchange Bank’s co-founder Frank DLR Group Kwan Henmi Friedman’s Home Improvement Doyle, and the impact of his vision and bequest on more than 132,000 Friends of SRJC SRJC students since his passing in 1949. In the past 69 years, the Frank Gensler P. and Polly O’Meara Doyle Scholarships have awarded over $86.5 Graystone Consulting million to assist SRJC students reach their educational goals. In addition, Hall & Bartley, Architecture and Planning International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Dr Chong recognized Exchange Bank for its shared commitment to SRJC Local 551 students by presenting Mr Hartwick with a beautifully carved platter Samuel L and Candace P Jones created by master craftsman Dan Neff from a fallen iconic SRJC oak tree. Kunde Family Estate Winery & Vineyards Quatrocchi Kwok Architects During the Raise the Rosco, guests very quickly pledged more than Sonoma State University $230,000. Their generosity will support students determined to SRJC Foundation Board Members TLCD Architecture overcome barriers to their SRJC education, including homelessness, Tri Counties Bank food insecurity, childcare expenses and the high cost of textbooks. SRJC Red Thank you to all who sponsored, attended and contributed to Arrow Benefits Group the 100th Anniversary Celebration Dinner, investing in the lives Ed and Jeanne Buckley As of June 30, 2018, SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign reached of its goal. of our students and the future of our community. With your Chandi Hospitality Group 77% Clement, Fitzpatrick & Kenworthy continued support, we will continue to transform lives into the E & J Gallo Winery next century with pride, purpose and progress. We look forward In honor of Joanne J Foss to acknowledging all of our SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign Foxtail Golf Club donors at the campaign conclusion. Fresh & Natural Food Services Group Harris & Associates Dr Frank Chong (district superintendent/president) presented the 2018 President’s Medallion to Parliament Hills Vineyards, LLC Exchange Bank representatives Bill Schrader (chairman of the board), Bill Reinking (former president) Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Foundation and Gary Hartwick (president/CEO). Sonoma Clean Power 6 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 7

ADVANCING CULTURE

Dramatic Transformation> dream venue for the community

magine the excitement as the 2019/20 performing arts season is kicked off in the newly renovated Luther Burbank Auditorium. As you approach the heritage building on the Santa Rosa campus, it may look as it has for the last eighty years. But as you mingle with other patrons in the redesigned outdoor space and walk across the terrace to the new lobby, you can feel the anticipation of experiencing something dramatically different.

The Luther Burbank Auditorium renovation is the outcome of the first major capital improvement project of the District’s Measure H bond when the community FOSTERING CREATIVITY recognized the need for structural, technological, mechanical, and aesthetic upgrades and additions. Groundbreaking for the expansion and makeover launched the College’s As part of the SRJC 100th 100th year anniversary celebrations. Anniversary Campaign, the Luther Burbank Auditorium While you appreciate the comfortable 400-seat main theater, with improved sight Endowment has been established lines and full ADA access, the real transformation is backstage. Students, technicians and performers bustle in the renovated dressing room, prop shop and costume lab; to provide scholarship support for illuminate the stage with modern lighting; and enhance the audience experience with students in the performing arts as state of the art AV equipment. well as an exceptional learning and performance space. The project will also include two new classrooms and a Studio Theater, a multi-function flexible space that will be used as a 200-seat teaching classroom, a black box theater and There are naming opportunities a movie theater. available in and around the “This extraordinary design will complement the work of our outstanding programs renovated facilities, including and will bring a new generation of performing arts lovers to the College,” said SRJC both the main and studio theaters, Superintendent/President Dr. Frank Chong. He adds, “The renovated Luther Burbank lobby, costume lab and audience Auditorium will allow our students to share their incredible talent for the next one seats. hundred years.” For more information on how you A cherished venue appreciated by students, faculty and community members alike, the Luther Burbank Auditorium proudly presents highly regarded theater, dance and music can support SRJC performing arts programs, including the esteemed SRJC Summer Repertory Theatre Festival. students or the Luther Burbank Auditorium and Studio Theater, “A modern venue will provide a foundation for our students to enter the please contact the SRJC Foundation: workforce, but more importantly, we provide our students with the confidence to pursue their dreams,” says Leslie McCauley, SRJC Theatre Arts Department Chair. Kate McClintock, 707.527.4797 [email protected].

Architectural rendering of the Luther Burbank Auditorium renovation and new Studio Theater.

Our generous community of supporters There were 943 donors in Fiscal Year 2017/18. donated more than $8.8 million. 8 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 9

ADVANCING KNOWLEDGE Jocelyn Arild NASPA Conference Faculty Excellence> making math fun Smita Avasthi American Libraries Association 2018 Conference Allison Baker Coral Gables Travel Research Study he College attracts the best and brightest educators – Nancy Chinn American Academy of Neurology they are innovative, creative, exceptional teachers and Sports Concussion Conference lifelong learners. Funding for continuing education and Anne Donegan National Council for History Education Conference research opportunities for faculty members is a priority. Lucinda Fleckner RDHAP Oral Health Care for People with The Faculty Academic Excellence Awards were established Special Needs Continuing Education through the SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign to support Ann Foster Online Teaching and Learning Certificate such opportunities for our faculty that will, in turn, enhance the Regina Guerra Spanish Language and Cultural Fluency educational experience for our students. Since 2017, Academic Sandra Hollimon Western Bioarcheology 2019 Conference Affairs and the Academic Senate have selected thirty full-time faculty to receive Academic Excellence awards (see sidebar). Tara Jacobson 300 Hour Yoga Teacher Training Mathematics instructor Nora Wheeler was one of those Danielle King Ecological Society of America’s 103rd Annual Meeting awarded. Deborah Kirklin College Art Association 2019 Conference “There are too many people in this world who think they do Jurgen Kremer The Psychobiology of Diversity: Interventions for Student Success not enjoy math,” says Nora. An alumna herself, Nora returned to SRJC to prove those people wrong. To help inspire her Amy Lacasse National Association of Service Professionals in Higher Education 2019 Conference students, she has combined her passion for math with her Sami Lange A Survey of Contemporary Art; personal interest in puzzles and escape rooms. Best Practices in Creating Online Second Language Acquisition Courses With assistance from the SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign Faculty Academic Excellence Award, Nora began traveling Lauralyn Larsen EQ, Emotional Intelligence Train the Trainer Certification across the country to participate in a variety of puzzle hunts Ying Lin Towards a Mathematical Model of Fire and escape rooms to learn best practices. Behavior in Wildland-Urban Interface She then set out to create puzzle rooms of her own so students Claudia McCain Advanced Figure Drawing Workshop; could experience the excitement while “accidentally” An Interdisciplinary Project: Surface Design and Abstraction doing math in the process. Amy Merkel Online Teaching Certificate Equipped with the best techniques for creating fun and AC Panella Educational Leadership Project rewarding experiences, she recently hosted puzzle rooms for Monica Ohkubo McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis SRJC faculty and staff and their families. Nora said her vision is and Therapy: Part A Lumbar Spine for “people to walk away smiling and happy and thinking ‘math Solen Sanli Vasquez Participation in the Knapsack Institute is fun’.” Twenty eight groups volunteered for the challenge Nicole Slovak Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting with participants ranging in age from 3 to 73 years old. The John Stover Panelist at the Pacific Sociological feedback from the groups was very positive, proving that her Association (PSA) Conference students are in for a treat – and that’s no accident. Erin Sullivan American Psychological Association 2019 Convention Michael Traina Toronto International Film Festival Mathematics instructor and Faculty Academic Excellence Award recipient Nora and Industry Conference Wheeler and her family have fun using math for successful escape room challenges. Nora Wheeler Mathematical Room Escapes and Puzzle Hunt

Almost $2 million helped faculty and instructional programs provide quality education. More than 1,700 faculty and staff support over 26,000 students. 10 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 11

ADVANCING TRANSITIONS

Honoring Champions> home away from home

ifty years ago, a humble boy from Hong Kong left all he had ever known to come to the US to pursue higher education and a better life. Like his three older brothers, Vincent Ling enrolled at SRJC.

Far from home and barely speaking English, he was welcomed by Margaret Brown Trussell, then instructor and Dean of Women at SRJC. She provided room, meals, resources, guidance and a sense of family to international students like the Ling brothers transitioning to a new country. HONORING OUR FUTURE Vincent later transferred to UC Berkeley where he completed both a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in computer science. After a successful career in the telecommunications industry, he is now semi-retired and living back The SRJC Children’s Center in Hong Kong. But Vincent has never forgotten his SRJC experience and the gratefully accepted a kindness shown by Mrs Trussell and her family. He said, “I would not be who community grant from Impact I am today without the Trussells – they helped me appreciate the joy of 100 Redwood Circle to giving without expecting anything in return.” support preparing and Last year, that spirit of selfless generosity came full circle when Vincent donated providing healthy meals for $500,000 to the SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign. His transformative gift food insecure children of SRJC was directed to the Margaret Brown Trussell Scholarship for International Students, an endowed fund to support international students with financial students. While at the Center, need, allowing them to focus on their SRJC studies and to experience what he the children receive two healthy did half a century ago. meals and one snack daily, In honor of his late brother, Vincent then made a second gift to name the Alex often the only healthy meals Ling Bakery in the Culinary Café. Vincent’s generosity greatly increased the they will eat for the day. ability of the B. Robert Burdo Culinary Arts Center Endowment Fund to support culinary students through financial aid for tuition, educational expenses such as books, tools, uniforms and career assistance through the Culinary Career Center.

The contributions the Foundation receives from alumni like Vincent encourage not only our students but the larger SRJC community as well.

Left: Vincent and Stella Ling established scholarships for SRJC international students like Toriitcha (Tia) Coulibaly and N’Godjigui (Junior) Diarrassouba. Right: Maleese Warner, Director, Early Childhood Education, will continue healthy meals at the SRJC Children’s Center thanks to a community grant from Impact 100 Redwood Circle, represented here by Shirley Ward.

Thanks to generous donor support and prudent investing, the endowment

As of June 30, 2018 our endowment is valued at $52.6 million. reports more than147% growth over the last ten years. 12 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 13

ADVANCING COMMUNITY BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Restoring Hope

hen individuals and companies face property damage due to water, fire, mold or trauma, local company Bravo Restoration & Construction provides full-service emergency response and restoration services. And when homeowners were affected by the Northern California wildfires, BRC came to the rescue with free fire damage assessments. BRC CEO and recent SRJC graduate Nicole Humber says, “It is our job to be heroes to our clients.” After 12 years of balancing coursework, fulltime work and parenthood, Nicole went from working for BRC to being the company owner - while obtaining her associate degree at SRJC. “I couldn’t have done it without the scholarships, the flexibility of online and evening classes, the encouragement of faculty and staff when the going got really tough. And my teachers GLOBAL COMMUNITY made clear connections between what I was learning in class and how to apply it to my work.” In October 2017, over one thousand students, members of the faculty Graduation is not the end of Nicole’s SRJC story. Nicole plans to establish a new scholarship to help other young entrepreneurs find their passions. “It and staff, and SRJC retirees lost their is important to me to give back to my community,” she says. “I hope this homes to the devastating North Bay award will allow students to find their own ways to be heroes in the world.” wildfires.

Beyond the Classroom More than 900 gifts for the SRJC Fire Relief Fund and the Retirees hen current student Sara Perez left her home in the Coffey Park Fire Relief Fund came from around neighborhood in the early morning the world, raising over $600,000 hours of October 8, she had no idea to provide immediate financial she wouldn’t return. Sara was working full time at assistance to those affected. a local hospital and had just re-enrolled at SRJC to pursue a career as a nurse when the single mother of two lost her home and all their belongings in Our sincere thanks to all the the devastating North Bay fires. She says she cried generous individuals and when she learned she would receive a scholarship organizations, most notably from the SRJC Fire Relief Fund. “I don’t know that I would have been able to return to Exchange Bank, Senator school without the overwhelming support of Mike McGuire, Redwood SRJC and this amazing community.” Sara also received a laptop computer, one Credit Union, Tipping Point of thirty generously donated by loyal supporters, Sam and Ava Guerrera, to help students affected by the fires. Community , The Press SRJC Foundation assets reached $61.7 million. Democrat and other California Left: SRJC instructors showed Nicole Humber clear connections between the classroom and real world applications. community college districts. Above: Current student Sara Perez lost everything including her school laptop in the North Bay wildfires. 14 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 15

ADVANCING SCHOLARSHIP

Circle Of Honor> celebrating access

n August of each year, the SRJC Foundation and the Scholarship Office host the “Circle of Honor Scholarship Reception,” a special event to recognize the generosity of scholarship donors and the hard work and dedication of student scholarship recipients. Last year’s event celebrated 150 donors whose financial support provided over 2,300 individual scholarships.

This philanthropic support is vital assistance, helping to fill in the gaps between educational costs and money available to students SCHOLARHIPS FOR WOMEN IN from family, employment, savings and other resources. Thank you SCIENCE AND HEALTHCARE to all of our scholarship donors who help students eliminate financial barriers to their educational goals. The success of SRJC and its students would not be possible without the generous support of loyal donors like Supporting Re-entry Women Patricia Callahan and Davis Bernstein. ong-time supporters of SRJC, the Healdsburg Chapter of the American Association of University Women recently In 2015 Patti and Davis established the made a generous gift of $28,000 to their scholarship fund to support re-entry women who are graduating from SRJC and Patricia J Callahan and Davis Bernstein continuing their education at four year colleges. The AAUW is Scholarship for Latina Women in Science a non-profit organization that advances equity for women and girls and Healthcare at SRJC. Each year they through advocacy, education and research. contribute to the scholarship fund and are keen to learn about the student experience. Pursuing Technology hen the North Coast Macintosh Users Group Their joy and enthusiasm in meeting (NCMUG) dissolved after 34 years of service in the community, they generously donated $33,000 their scholarship recipients has led Davis in remaining funds to the SRJC North Coast and Patti to create an annual tradition Macintosh Users Group Roger Levit Memorial Scholarship, of hosting a congratulatory dinner so named after one of their founding members. Established in 2008, they can celebrate with these motivated the endowment funds annual scholarships for SRJC students taking computer classes and pursuing careers in technology. students. Thank you, Patti and Davis, for advancing scholarship opportunities

Donor-supported scholarships are a vital part of SRJC’s Financial Aid program to assist that help SRJC students achieve their students who might not otherwise be able to continue their education. educational and career goals.

The SRJC Foundation Scholarship Program The Frank P. Doyle and Polly O’Meara Doyle Trust awarded

awarded $1.9 million last year. $1.6 million to 1,796 students. 16 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 17

ADVANCING TRADITION

Leaving A Legacy> today’s gift for tomorrow’s nurses

rina (Irene) Spiegel was born in 1918 during the Russian Revolution, immigrating to the United States in the 1950s. She worked for many years as a draftsman/architect at Bechtel Engineering in San Francisco before retiring in Calistoga.

An active member of the community, Irene was a generous donor to the causes she cared about including SRJC. She had a special appreciation for those in the nursing profession and was inspired to support future nurses. With one of the top Associate Degree Nursing Programs in California right here, Irene set up a charitable gift annuity (see example below) to benefit SRJC nursing students.

The SRJC nursing program provides students with quality clinical TURN YOUR GENEROSITY INTO preparation and training with innovative and modern equipment. LIFETIME INCOME WITH A Approximately sixty new students are admitted each fall and spring CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITY semester, coming from varied educational and culturally diverse backgrounds and life experiences. The program prepares graduates as When you are looking for ways to help Santa entry level professional nurses in a variety of health care settings as well Rosa Junior College students, you shouldn’t as entry into baccalaureate and graduate nursing programs. feel like you are choosing between your When Irene passed away, her generosity established the Irene N philanthropic goals and financial security. Spiegel Nursing Scholarship Endowment to provide much needed financial support for students in the SRJC nursing program. This One gift that allows you to support future transformative gift leaves an enduring legacy, ensuring significant SRJC students while receiving fixed payments scholarship support for future nursing students. for life is a charitable gift annuity.

Thanks to donors like Irene we are helping to meet current and The SRJC Foundation annuity program offers projected workforce needs and improving the health outcomes in great rates, tax benefits and lifetime the communities we serve. income for you and your spouse 60 years or older.

For example:

AGE RATE OF RETURN Single Life 62 4.8% Two Lives 78 5.9%

To learn more about how a charitable Legacy gifts of$1.75 million provided support for gift annuity can meet your philanthropic and financial goals, contact Kate student scholarships and programs. McClintock at 707.527.4797 kmcclintock@ santarosa.edu or visit srjc.planmygift.org 18 foundation.santarosa.edu 2017/2018 ANNUAL REPORT 19

ADVANCING LEADERSHIP We are honored to recognize these donors who have generously included Santa Rosa Junior College Philanthropic Investment > supporting current priorities DIAMOND $10,000+ in their estate plans. Named for the late Dr Randolph Newman, second president of Santa Rosa Junior Herb & Jane Dwight College, the SRJC Foundation established the society to recognize individuals who reflect Dr Newman’s hank you to the 2017/18 members of the President’s Circle. We are deeply exemplary leadership, dedication and philanthropic commitment to the college. Suzy & Mike Marzalek grateful to these donors whose generosity, leadership and deep belief in the Thank you for your foresight and generosity. College provided vital support for areas of greatest need, including financial aid, Denise M. Rousseau programming, faculty development and resources for SRJC students. The SRJC Anonymous (4) Gilbert B “Tim” Foote* Peter & Jill McCormick June L Silva* & M Joanne Foote Lynch Fire Relief Fund was the beneficiary of last year’s generous gifts. PLATINUM $5,000+ Antonia Albany John E McDonald* Larry & Jackie Simons Anonymous William D Franceschine Bruce D Albertson Lesly H* & Carolee Meyer John W Sindall* Bill Pedersen Richard* & Jennifer Girvin Michael & Karen Alves Doris Meyer* John & Margaret Smith* Bettie* & Charles John R & Ardell T Arnold* Julie & William Middleton Norman D Stone* GOLD $2,500+ Goodman-Malamuth Ella Sharrocks Avison* Henry B Murphy* Phillip* & Faye Talamantes Dan & Anne Benedetti Sam & Ava Guerrera Gail Dutton Peterson Lorraine M Babitz* Clark & Josephine Michele & Scott Thayer William* & Constance Nattkemper* The Heck Foundation James R Benefield* Hammerman Dieter & Ursula Thurow Susan & John Nelson Lupe León Sarah Brooks Sally Heath Thomas M Charles & Annette Orella & John C Schubert Wilma M Nelson* & Sandra D Torgerson* Faye R Holt* Stephen & Judy Page Pam Chanter Clement B Novak Ruby C Tye* Mary E Jacobs* Bill & Mary-Louise Reinking Kenneth C Comalli* Margo O’Brien Frank “Bud” Weston B Kendall Priscilla & Robert Schultz & Erma I Van Deren* Elizabeth Corbett* Mike & Honey Panas* Lena Lafferty* John & Elizabeth Sheela Connie Van Schaick Donna Cornett George* & Marilyn Payne Annabel Baker Lagomarsino* Bill Vick Richard Varone Emma J Craig* Peggy Phipps Fred R Lahm* Shirley & William Ward Wilson Craig* Kathryn M Popp* SILVER $1,000+ R Elton & Barbara Leith* Patie & Jack Wegman Gordon Blumenfeld Barbara L Curry* Larry & Karen Quarles Peter & Olivia Leveque Nelson & Jane Weller Jeff & Cathy Bricker Bob & Norma* Dallachie Marian J Quill* Paul J Levine* Roger & Jayne* Wilcox Pam & Tim Chanter Jean M Davis Elna C Ribarsky Elizabeth M Lewis & Charles J Harris* William & Phyllis Williams* Frank Chong Janetta M Roberts* Glenn H Long* George R. Dutton William R Day* William & Violet Williams* Mary C Ross* Rabbi Sanford Lowe* M. Joanne Foote Lynch David R Del Monte Margery Wolf* Carol Cochran Schaffner* Al & Helen* Maggini & Keith “Mac” Marshall GHD Ann & Larry Dinelli William & Marilyn* Schlangen Gaye LeBaron Joseph Q Martinelli Paul Yeomans Richard A & Pamela J Dowd Violet Sigerist* Terry & Misty Lindley Kate McClintock Donald* & Linda Emblen John & Kim Lloyd *Deceased Norton & Ingersoll, PC Harry & Dee Richardson Doug Roberts Legacy gifts of all types and sizes have transformative and lasting impact on our students. Soco Private Security, Inc If you would like information about how you can create your own legacy Terry D. Sthymmel Bill Traverso and change the lives of SRJC students, please contact Kate McClintock, Shirley & Bill Ward SRJC Foundation Executive Director, 707.527.4797 or [email protected] www.srjc.planmygift.org 2017/18 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Gifts over $250 received FY17/18 through June 30, 2018 21

WE THANK OUR FOUNDATION DONORS FRIENDS $1,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (12) California Community Colleges Connie Doherty & Dennis Di Ricco Curt & Vicki Groninga Contributions from members of our community change the lives of our students and the quality of our instructional Robert & Kim Agrella Chief Information Systems Officers Don Ramatici Insurance, Inc Henry & Joyce Gronroos Association programs. It is because of our community’s support that SRJC is recognized year over year as one of the top two-year Karen & Michael Alves Gary Doolittle Guttmann & Blaevoet Peggy Call Lawrence Amaturo Steven G Dutton GW Randall & Associates colleges in the nation. Thank you to our 2017/18 donors. We look forward to publicly acknowledging all of the Rick & Rocky Call Louis Ammons Gail Dutton Peterson Thomas Hall SRJC 100th Anniversary Campaign donors when the campaign concludes. Denise & Larry Calvert George Arnstein Dutton Property Management Hall & Bartley, Architecture & Planning Robert Campbell & Pearl Cheng Artists Showcase Edgar Law Firm Hanover Research LEADERS $50,000+ PARTNERS $25,000 - $49,999 PATRONS $10,000 - $24,999 Tim Campbell Atletico Santa Rosa Electro Optical Components, Inc Marsha & Ron Harris Anonymous (1) Anonymous (1) American AgCredit, ACA Ronald D Carli Bill C Mitchell Stuart V Attinello Cathy Ellis Harrison Mecham Relief Fund Yumiko Bryan American Association of University AMR Foundation for Research Mark R Cavagnero Bob Miyashiro David & Christine Babitz Patrick & Allison Emery Healdsburg Garden Club California Community Colleges Women - Healdsburg Education Chabot-Las Positas Community College Doug Noren Dan & Carol Baker Empire Soccer Club Sally Heath Foundation Bethlehem Foundation Tom & Julie Atwood Pam & Tim Chanter Bill & Mary-Louise Reinking Bradley E Baker Byron & Carol Enix The Heck Foundation Estate of Elizabeth M Corbett John Cuppoletti & Danuta Malinowska Charles R Clemens Wai & Margaret Cheuk Lynn & Leonard Riepenhoff Henry C Baker, Jr Michael & Lori Eurgubian Sara Hendrickson Anne R Dinelli Dean Witter Foundation Debbie Cooper Don & Debbie Chigazola Rohnert Park Kut-Ups Susan C Baldi & Mark Edelstein Claire Fagan Oudermeulen Michael A Hernandez Frank P & Polly O’Meara Doyle Trust Gaia Fund DenBeste Water Solutions, LLC Gavin Chilcott Rotary Club of Santa Rosa Foundation Teresa Balletto Dave Fahrner & Kate Erhart Chris Hightower Exchange Bank Jackson Family Enterprises, Inc Dharma Cloud Charitable Trust Nancy A Chinn Rotary Club of Sebastopol Balletto Vineyards & Winery Robin Fautley Ernest Hodges Jack M Farmer Estate of Bo Kirschen Herb & Jane Dwight Frank Chong Denise M Rousseau Peter & Judy Barbieri Don Feliz Robert Holcomb Michael & Susan Hoey North Coast Mac Users Group Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria Stephen D Clark San Mateo County Community Colleges Malcolm Barksdale Ken & Donna Fiori Laura Hussey John Jordan Foundation William O Pedersen Barbara Grasseschi & Tony Crabb Foundation Clement, Fitzpatrick & Kenworthy Deborah Barrell Maggie & Bill Fishman Masanori Iimura Estate of Dorothy Z LaFleur Estate of Robert I Skinner Graton Community Club Clint Severson & Conni Ahart Clover Sonoma Scott Bartley Myrna & David Fleckles Ilio Dipaolo Scholarship Fund Estate of R Elton Leith Thomas George Estates Sam & Ava Guerrera Edward M Smith Harry Coffey Dorothy Battenfeld Bob & Victoria Flores Anne M Insull Vincent Ling Tipping Point Community Impact 100 Kirsten Towne Smith Li Collier Dan & Anne Benedetti Hal Forcey International Brotherhood of Electrical Anne Prah-Perochon Kopf Family Foundation Sonoma County Employer Advisory Community Foundation Sonoma County Judy Kellar Fox & Larry S Fox Workers Local 551 Redwood Credit Union LARCA Council Carole Bennett Devin Conway Ironman Foundation, Inc John R Benward Fresh & Natural Food Service Group Larry & Jackie Simons Marty Lee & Laura Downing-Lee TLCD Architecture Bob & Nancy Cooley Friedman’s Home Improvement Noah Jacobson Estate of Irene Spiegel Estate of Paul J Levine Shirley & William Ward Davis Bernstein & Patricia Callahan Jennifer & Chuck Cornell Carol Janakes Bevill Vineyard Management, LLC Kevin Friesen & Christine Rose Trione Vineyards & Winery Terry & Misty Lindley Nelson & Jane Weller Gerald & Lysbeth Corsi Dennis & Susan Fujita Bev & Jim Johnson Joseph Martinelli Wright Contracting, Inc Biagi Bros, Inc Council On Aging Jonathan C Christopher Memorial Fund Bicentennial Capital, Inc Chester J Galeazzi Suzy & Mike Marzalek Setha Yim & Bumyong Choi Estate of Wilson Craig Foundation 21 Gordon Blumenfeld Bill & Cindy Gallaher Tom & Andrea Croft Samuel & Candace Jones Bodega Bay Firefighters Association Gallo Family Vineyards Lyla S Cromer Joseph Tse Charitable Works - Tse Family Nicholas C Bougopoulos The Gant Family Foundation Foundation James L Cutcher Linda & Stephen Bowser Douglas & Renee Garrison Kaiser Permanente Medical Center John & Sharon Dado Theresa Boyle Patrick & Julie Garvey Doris & John Kanewski Robert Dallachie Walter & Marilyn Bragdon Gene Haas Foundation Richard & Sue Kavinoky Rima DasGupta John & Caroline Breakey GHD Kenwood Investments Linda A Davis Brelje & Race Consulting Engineers Frank Gleason Randy Kenworthy Richard D Davis Sanford E Bressick Michael Grabowski Kiwanis Club of Petaluma Foundation, Inc Jean M Davis Jeff & Cathy Bricker Duncan W Graham The Lenore & Howard Klein Foundation Del Curto Livestock Pat & Nancy Broderick Grainger Foundation Mason & Kimberly Knechtle David & Dede Del Monte Buddhist Church of Rissho Kosei-Kai Patrick Grattan Jeff & Patty Kolin Izzy & Karen Derkos Mike Burch Graystone Consulting Jeff & Roberta Kunde Disability Services & Legal Center Wanda Burzycki & Marc L Mager Anthony Graziani Bill Kunde Timothy & Lori Doherty Lisa & Christopher Bush Green Thumb Garden Club Kunde Family Estate Winery & Vineyards Chris & Nancy Doherty Cal Alumni Club of Oakmont Roberta & Petar Griovski

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Doug Kuula Michael McDonald Poppy Bank Kent Seegmiller Bill Traverso Juan Arias Music Teachers - District VII Russ Davidson Steven P Kwok Tom & Ann McGinley Mary K Pozzi Alan & Susan Seidenfeld Tri Counties Bank Bettina Armstrong & Claude Rosenthal California Rare Fruit Growers, Inc Guy M De Primo Reta D Kyle & Gary B Santero Lynn & Gerald McIntyre Robert A Prescott Kris Shear United Cerebral Palsy of the North Bay, Inc Arrow Benefits Group Patricia Callahan Bruce DeCrona La Rosa Tequileria & Grille Michael McKeever Tim & Pat Preston John & Elizabeth Sheela VeriHealth Inc Mary Artist Holden Diane E Campagna Delta Kappa Gamma Society Lace House Linen Supply Joseph S Michalek Catherine Prince Scott Shell Dennis & Bonnie Verity Artists’ Round Table LuAnn C Campbell Cynthia Denenholz & Paul Jamond Katherine Laggos Jerald P Miller R Shapiro Family Foundation Laura Shenoy William M Vick Laura Aspinall Bruce & Helaine Campbell Craig Denisoff Landmark Vineyards Marge & Alan Milner Rabobank North America Jordan Shields Vino Farms, Inc Donna Aswad Kerry & Terry Price Dental Masters Laboratory, Inc Michael Lapp Montecillo Vineyards, LLC Barbara & Michael Ragsdale Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Tyrone Visscher Pratap Avasthi Jay & Diane Carpenter Joan G Dickerson Larson O’Brien LLP Mordecai Chiropractic Greg Randall & Toni Wilkes Smile Orthodontics W Bradley Electric Inc Clarisse Baca Peynado Ernie Carpenter Fund for the Dierk’s Midtown Cafe Jason Lau Morgan Stanley Foundation Scott Rasmussen Patricia Smith Hannah Wallstrum Gale Bach Environment Dierk’s Parkside Cafe Law Offices of Martin M Woods Katherine Morris Dewey S Ravenscroft Gary & Edelgard Smith John C Watrous & Greer Upton William N Baird & John F Kennedy Joelyn K Carr-Ackerman Kathleen Diller Gaye LeBaron Mila J Murphy Redwood Empire Chapter CSI Pam & Mark Smithers Western Wine Services, Inc Eugene & Eileen Baldi Michael & Meg Carrico Michael Dively Lupe León Lynn Murphy Redwood Empire Classic Chevy Club John J Soares & Tina M Hendrix Kate Wheelock Ronald J Balsamo Janet Carroll DLR Group Kwan Henmi Clare Leung Davis Roger Nelson Redwood Empire Vineyard Soco Private Security Roger L Williams & Catherine Anne Williams Laurie A Beard Frank Cascarano Domaine Carneros Peter & Olivia Leveque Neptune Swimming Management Sonoma Country Day School Laurel Wilson Donald R Bennett Cats4U Inc Anne Dondero Paul Leveque New York Life Insurance Company Steven M Reese Sonoma County Association of Retired Greg & Julie Windisch Nicholas Bernate Frank & Carol Cercone Anne-Marie Donegan June Leveroni Davila Carol F Newman & Barry Sovel Sandra Rennie & Nicholas Yost Employees Alan & Susan Wintermeyer William J Bertacco Michele Louise Chaboudy Bic Ha Dovan LGS Football & Basketball LLC Binh Q Nguyen Bruce L Richardson Sonoma County Economic Development David & Ruth Wolf Breanne Beseda Theodore Chatneuf & Maria Brook Nancy Doyle Board Ivory R Li Don Nix Harry & Dee Richardson Patricia Wray Jack Beymer Chick-fil-A Monique Dubois Sonoma County Farm Bureau Carol Ann & Dan Libarle Christopher Noll Floyd Ridenhour Philip Wright Nicole & Jeff Bieber Heather Chierici Roberta M Dunham Sonoma County Farm Trails Lindley Cattle Company North Bay Italian Cultural Foundation Robert Young Vineyards Yarbrough Bros Towing Inc Big O Tires Sally Chou Andrea Dunkle Doug Roberts Sonoma County Law Enforcement Carol Ciavonne & Harold Wilson John & Kim Lloyd North Bay Organizing Project Association Kent & Tresi Yinger Jenean & Chris Bingham Kurt & Peggy Dunphy Patrick Roney Connie Cloak Pj & Tom LoCoco Teresa & Sam Norton Sonoma County Tourism Bureau Jack Ziegler & Mary Ann Ciavonne Steven Blasberg Elizabeth Dupuis Ross Recreation Equipment Coldwell Banker Jessica K Lofgren Norton & Ingersoll, PC Sonoma County Winegrape Commission Abigail Zoger Rosa Linda Bliss Ruth L Dusenbery James & Kellye Ryan Patricia & Doug Cole Estate of Dorris Lorenz Oakmont Art Association Sonoma Media Investments LLC John & Gail Zulauf Laurie Boswell EBA Engineering Ryan Mortgage Company, Inc Randolph W Collins LPAS, Inc Jeremy Olsan & Ann Dubay Sonoma Raceway Frank Zwolinski & Jim Mulligan Bowland Vineyard Management Carol & Andrew Eber Safari West Connections M Joanne Foote Lynch Steve & Elaine Olson Sonoma State University Jim Boyd Christy Edmondson San Francisco Comm College Dist John Cordova James Lyons Optima Building Services, Inc Southport Land & Commercial Co CONTRIBUTORS $250 - 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Dennis Fox John C Hernandez Sarah Laggos Larry McLaughlin John O’Sullivan Rod Moore Attorney at Law Laura Sparks Western Farm Center Foxtail Golf Club Kelly N Hernandez Patrick Laherty Dan McMahon Out West Garage Danica Rodarmel Sprinkler Fitters Local No 483 Western Health Advantage Caren Franci Hessel Church Lisa Larrabee Sam & Rita McMillan Norman & Beverly Owen Raquel Rodriguez-Rasor Squire Cigars Nora Wheeler Louisa & David Fraser Andree Suzanne Hest LauraLyn Larsen McNear’s Restaurant & Mystic Theatre Joseph Palla Charles & Sharon Root Star Staffing Steven White Linda Frates Kate Hey Diane G Larson Ellen Meltzer Doris E Parker Alan Rosen State Center Comm College Laura & John Whiting Todd Frediani Beverly J Hinkle Laura & Darrel Lavilla Timothy Melvin Tony & Terri Parrish Rotary Club of Petaluma Foundation Ron Whitney Monte S Freidig Alison Hinnenberg Leap Solutions Group Mary Mettler Douglas J Pavese Alice Rowan Terry Lee Stewart Susan Wilson James & Eleanor Fremgen Julia Hochberg John Lecave Lisa Micheli Warren Payne Mary Kay Rudolph Charles & Dora Lou Stice Ronald E Wilson James Fremgen Cindy Hodges Bernard & Elizabeth Lefson Jeanne Miller Pete & Pauline Pellini John Rudolph Sugimura Finney Architects Linda Wilson Nick & Angie Frey Arne Hoel Lemo USA Inc Judy Miner Kenneth R Pennington, CPA Jim & Juliet Russell Mary Ann Swanson Quin & Holly Wilson Mark & Lindsay Frey Mike Hogan & Irene Deem Susan Levine Minuteman Press Patrick E Pennington Mary Sabella John & Janice Sweeney Eliane Wilson Friedrichsen Farms Amy Hubbell Elisabeth R Levy Susan Miranda PEO (Chapter UW) Sisterhood L Jane Saldaña-Talley, PhD Deborah L Sweitzer Windsor Garden Club Friendly Feed & Supply Ann Hudson David & Marsha Lightfoot Dona Moberly PEO (Chapter TH) Sisterhood Ahmed Saleh Craig Tallman Debra Winters Marianne Fung Jeana Hultrust Tony Linegar Paul Mononi Persinger Architects Bob & Beth Salisbury Victor K Tam & Pauline Hsu Marc Winters Larry & Karen Furukawa-Schlereth Humboldt Area Foundation Ken Ling & Gary Ling Montgomery Village Lions Club Nancy Persons San Diego Mesa College Foundation Willie & Darlene Tamayo Howard Wiviott Luz Garcia Craig Jacobsen Linkenheimer LLP CPA’s & Advisors Craig Moore Petaluma Health Care District Stephanie D Sanchez Marian Taylor Gene Wright & Betsy Hall Jason Gaunt Jacobsen Ranches, Inc Cathleen Llorence Clint & Diana Moore Petaluma Health Center Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital tBP Architecture Jennifer Yates Gensler Stacey & Aaron Jacobson David & Gayle Lobsinger Gregory Morre Peter Michael Winery Foundation TD Ameritrade Norm & Nadine Yenni Galen & Michele George Gregory L Jahn John Lockett Steven & Ofelia Morris Raymond & Ettamarie Peterson Lois & Barry Santero Mike Thompson Joseph Yull Kathryn Gerber Kathleen Jamshidi Matthew Long Marriane Morrissey Rock Pfotenhauer David Santos Barbara & James Thompson Alan C Zetterberg Leif & Annette Gjestland Robert Jarvis & Cheryl Widdis Gina Lord Moss Adams, LLP Pisenti & Brinker LLP, CPA Peg Saragina Karen Thompson Angela Ziegenhorn Fay Glunt Frank Job Los Tres Chiles LLC MSA Research Margaret Poggio Steve & Coral Saxe Katherine Thornley Mervyn Zimmerman Maria Gonzalez Johnny Franklin’s Inc John & Ann Mahoney Mary E Mueller William F Poland Susan & Dale Schmid Jameson J Thornton Michael Zischke & Nadin Sponamore Dean Gooch Phyllis Johnson Marvin & Patricia Mai Daniel P Munton Jennifer L Poovey Leonard Schreibstein Top Speed Data Communications Don & Jill Zumwalt Lois E Goodman-Malamuth Heidi M Johnson Jill Malko Susan Murany Ray & Denise Pounds Mathew P Schweifler Eileen Trione Stephen Zwick Kenneth Gould Jennifer Jolly Gloria Mansfield Dennis & Katherine Murphy Power Industries, Inc Helder Sebastiao Ukiah Adventist Hospital Carla D Grady Gregory Jones III Jennifer Marano Dennis Murray Ryan Powers Chuck & Patricia Segars Phyllis E Usina Greg Granderson Kathleen Jowdy-Koran Maya & Stas Margaronis Shelley Barlas Nagel & Michael Nagel Martin & Sally Pozzi Paul Segre & Megan Stefanki Jorge A Valdes & Suzanne Lopez- Calleja Joseph Gratz Karen Griffith, OD Jonathan A Marhenke Richard Narad Craig & Patti Price Hilary K Seligman Vanguard Properties KC Greaney Alan & Holly Kelley Kim Marois Ricardo & Luz Navarrette Larry & Su Proctor Lynn Sherard-Stuhr & Jeffrey Stuhr Anthony Vasquez We are grateful to all Jerold & Ardell Green Rita Kent Merideth Marschak Geoff Navarro Shirley Proulx Joseph & Margery Shoemaker Veale Investment Properties our donors who made a Clay W Green Key Properties Sharon Martinelli Jim & Gwen Neary Marvin R Pyles Virginia Shone Kristine Vejar gift in 2017/2018. Jim Grossi Denis Killen Corey Mason Ricky Neff Quattrocchi Kwok Architects Jay & Janet Silverberg Holly Vettori Ian Grossman Ellen C Kinberg Michel Masson Robert A Nellessen Carl Qwade Vern & Lida Simmons Your generosity makes a Randy Villa Janet Guidotti Daniela C Kingwill Matto Insurance Agency Susan & John Nelson Maggie Radany James & Dana Simonds difference in the lives of VinoPro Glen & Pamela Gunsalus Richard N Kinsey Max Machinery, Inc Robert & Carole Nicholas Ramey Wine Cellars Glenn M Smith our students. Vinos Unidos, LLC Jim & Andrea Ham Marianne Klahre Mayacama Golf Club, LLC Nace Nickel Joe A Raya Marcy Smothers Alicia Virtue Harris & Associates Alex N Klein Lily Mayoral Michael & Grace Nistler Michael Regan Solairus Aviation Thank you. 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