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Walsh University Opens new IBEW 1985 Labor Museum and MakerSpace

Walsh University President 50th Anniversary Marks New Breaking the Stigma: New WINTER 2019 Richard Jusseaume Chapter for Walsh Programs Address Mental A PUBLICATION OF Announces Retirement Residence Hall Health and Addiction Crisis WALSH UNIVERSITY WALSH TIMES is published three times a year by the Office of Integrated Marketing & Communications in collaboration with the Office of Advancement and distributed free of charge to alumni and friends of Walsh University.

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Yet another year begins on this improbable journey called Walsh University. What a wonderful Vice President for Advancement: story it has been – a story that soon will be 60 years old. As such, 2019, will be a good Eric Belden opportunity to plan appropriate celebrations – even as the Brothers celebrate their 200th Director of University Relations: Anniversary, and we prepare to earn our sixth 10-year accreditation. Andrea McCaffrey And I’m sure many of you also know our Board will be searching to find Walsh’s seventh president. My 18 years here have been the best of my life, but also it is time to pass the baton. Director of Alumni Relations: Stephanie (Knori) Koontz ’08 We have a community of talented, dynamic people united in a commitment to mission, to excellence, and to service. That will serve us well. This is the fifth time I leave Walsh, and Graphic Designer: each time has been bittersweet. I stood on the shoulders of great people, and my successor Shane Brown will be able to do the same. Additional Editorial Staff: Over these many years, I have come to know a few thousand alumni. They are competent, Kristin Brimfield talented people who give back to their communities. If the real test of the success of a Karen Hodge university is the quality of its alumni, then indeed Walsh has been a huge success. Cari Shell Over the next few months, there will be many opportunities to reminisce, to tell tall tales about events that might have happened, and to remind each other of the colorful personalities, Walsh University is an independent, the brilliant minds, and the unlikely heroes that dotted our history. I can’t wait! coeducational, Catholic, liberal arts and sciences institution. May God bless you and your families with peace, good health, and success in the year ahead. Founded by the Brothers of Christian Instruction, Walsh University is dedicated to educating its students to become leaders in Richard Jusseaume, President service to others through a values-based education with an international perspective in the Judeo-Christian tradition. The Board of Directors Chair: The Honorable Sara Lioi Roger DeVille Christopher Remark Vice-Chair: E. Jeffrey Rossi Gary Didado Ed Robinson Change of Address and General Isabelle Bibet-Kalinyak Denise Domian Paul L. Ruflin Correspondence to: Benjamin Biery Timothy Fautsko Theodore Stults Bro. Levi Boudreau Philip Fracassa Fr. James Sullivan Office of Alumni Relations Teresa Brately Ramona Hood Theodore Swaldo 2020 East Maple Street Michael Bruin A.J. Hyland Marlene K. Toot Msgr. James Clarke Edward A. Mahoney III Barbara Yingling North Canton, OH 44720-3336 Frank D’Angelo David McCauley Carl Young Phone: 330.244.4943 Ron Dees Carol Miller Bro. Walter Zwierchowski E-mail: [email protected] Jacqueline DeGarmo The Most Reverend George Murry Bro. Charles Desjarlais Richard Reichert www.walsh.edu CONTENTS

Features Departments 3 President Richard Jusseaume Announces 1 Campus News Retirement 6 Board Member Spotlight 5 Indoor Golf Facility Dedicated to Former Coach Br. James Lacasse 15 Alumni Office Welcomes Director, Honors Traditions and Initiates New Ones 7 50th Anniversary Marks New Chapter for Walsh Residence Hall 17 Alumni Notes

9 Breaking the Stigma: New Programs Address 19 2017 – 2018 Honor Roll of Donors Mental Health and Addiction Crisis

11 The Internship: Opening Doors to Impactful Careers CAMPUS NEWS

IBEW 1985 Labor Museum Building Dedication As a tribute to the Hoover Company’s International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union (IBEW) Local 1985, Walsh University formally dedicated the new IBEW 1985 Labor Museum and MakerSpace with a ceremony and reception on Thursday, December 6. Throughout its history, Local 1985 represented the Hoover Company’s workforce including electricians, maintenance workers, mechanics, assembly line workers and truck drivers. At its peak in the late 1970s and early 1980s, the union represented more than 3,000 members at multiple locations throughout Stark County. IBEW Local 1985 donated its longtime union headquarters to Walsh University in 2016. Originally planned as an exhibit to honor that legacy through memorabilia and artifacts, Walsh took the initial concept and added in an interactive children’s makerspace in an effort to teach how labor practices from the past, such as the assembly line and electrical know-how, can be applied to current technology. Interactive exhibits help children investigate the importance of union speeches, manufacturing assembly lines, electrical know-how and the ways in which technology has impacted the industry through innovations such as 3D printers. Ideal for student field trips, afterschool programs or club outings, museum access is available by reservation to Andrea Singarella, at [email protected] or 330-490-7567. Judy Kreye Named Dean of the Byers School of Nursing In November, Walsh University named Judy Kreye, Ph.D., as its new Dean of the Byers School of Nursing. Dr. Kreye had been serving in the role of Interim Dean since July 1, 2018, following the retirement of Dr. Linda Linc from the position. “In a time of transition, Dr. Kreye has led the School of Nursing through site visits from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and the Ohio Board of Nursing,” said Walsh Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Douglas Palmer, Ph.D. “I am confident that Dr. Kreye will continue to lead her team of dedicated and outstanding faculty and staff to an even higher level of excellence in the years to come.” Dr. Kreye joined the Walsh University faculty in 2007. Prior to her role as Interim Dean of the Byers School of Nursing, she served as the Director of Graduate Nursing Programs and Associate Professor of Nursing. In addition to her extensive academic and professional achievements, Dr. Kreye is a veteran of multiple Walsh Global Learning trips and led the University's first nursing programs to Tanzania and Haiti to explore the state of healthcare and nursing education abroad. Dr. Kreye was also instrumental in securing the HRSA Advanced Nursing Education Federal Grant for $600,000 that was awarded to Walsh University in 2015. She earned her B.S.N. from Kent State University, her M.S.N. from Virginia Commonwealth University-Medical College of Virginia, Nurse Midwifery Certificate from Case Western Reserve University and her Ph.D. from Capella University. Digital Storytelling in the Spotlight at Walsh’s First Film Festival As the culminating event of the First-Year Institute (FYI) Digital Storytelling Project, Walsh University hosted its first Film Festival on Wednesday, November 14, to honor the creative talents and finished digital projects of Walsh’s freshman class. Mimicking the style and excitement of the Academy Awards, the formal event included a red carpet, oversized Emmy statues and roving reporters. After viewing the 10 semi-finalist films from the pool of Best in Class videos, three finalists were honored for their completed projects with a “Walshie” statue. The student team of Oscar Ortega, Sagar Subedi and Passionate Gordon took home the first place award for their animated documentary “Our Walsh Story.” Campus-wide, the Walsh Advantage student recognition program was implemented at the start of the school year to promote the achievements of Walsh students through the TOP TO BOTTOM: awarding of digital badges. Labor Museum Dedication Dr. Judy Kreye, Dean, Byers School of Nursing This fall, Walsh first-year students created documentaries about a topic of their choice to First Annual Walsh Film Festival earn their first digital badge in Creativity.

1 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 Fifth Annual International Flag Ceremony The World Student Organization hosted its fifth annual International Flag Ceremony on Thursday, November 15, as a part of International Education Week. This special event is organized annually to formally welcome new and returning international students to Walsh. This fall, the University welcomed over 116 international students from 35 different countries to campus. Walsh’s newest flags for Republic of Georgia, Palestine and Slovakia will be added to the collection, which has grown to include 89 flags from around the world. Upcoming World Student Organization events include the highly anticipated annual International Dinner on March 16, 2019. Walsh and Special Olympic Athletes Unite for Competitive Play Building on the success of last spring’s Unified Sports basketball program, Walsh Intramural Sports hosted a Unified Sports Fall Fun Day on Saturday, November 3. More than 40 registered Walsh students and Unified Sports/Stark County Special Olympic athletes joined together to participate in various games including dodgeball, basketball, corn-hole, Frisbee and ladder golf games before enjoying lunch together in the Cecchini Center. Special Olympics athletes competed alongside Walsh students representing various campus clubs and organizations. In Unified Sports, teams are made up of people of similar age and ability. The program was created with the mission to promote social inclusion through sports training and competition experiences. Last March, Walsh University launched Stark County’s first Unified Sports program that paired Walsh students with Special Olympic athletes for intramural basketball. Created in collaboration from Special Olympics Ohio and Stark County DD, the teams included Walsh students as well as Special Olympic athletes from the Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Event coordinators are planning a Unified Basketball program for February and March, where Unified athletes team up with Walsh students for weekly games. December Commencement The Walsh University community celebrated the academic and personal accomplishments of approximately 200 winter graduates with its Commencement Ceremony on Sunday, December 16. This year’s Commencement Speaker was author and Canton Repository columnist Gary Brown, who was also presented with the Walsh University Distinguished Service Medal for his service to the University. In addition, Communicate Institute Founder Nancy Utterback was honored during the ceremony with the Distinguished Service Medal for the Institute’s 30-year partnership with Walsh University. The Distinguished Service Medal is awarded to those who have rendered distinguished professional or voluntary service to others within the national, regional or local Walsh University community. Those who are awarded this honor reflect the University’s steadfast commitment to the strength of noble character. Through his column, The Morning After, Brown has interviewed some of the most influential people of Walsh University, preserving their memories for generations to come. Through his writings, he has been able to share the thoughts and spirit of treasured friends such as Br. Francis Blouin, Br. Joseph Power, and longtime professors Tom Ling and Joe Ezzie, to name just a few. “I am both honored and humbled by this honor because I know it results from just doing something I love to do –write about interesting people,” said Gary Brown. “And I know that in writing about, for example, those with ties to Walsh University, the subjects of the articles are really the ones who should be recognized for their accomplishments, not me. I TOP TO BOTTOM: Fifth Annual International Flag Ceremony just told their stories. Still, I am sincerely grateful to be given this award and it will serve to Unified Sports Fall Fun Day strengthen even more what I consider a strong tie to this university.” Author and Canton Repository Columnist Gary Brown

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 2 WALSH UNIVERSITY President Richard Jusseaume Announces Retirement After 18 years of monumental growth under his leadership, Walsh University President Richard Jusseaume has officially announced his retirement. Jusseaume will stay on as Walsh’s leader through the end of this fiscal year (June 30, 2019) and, to ensure a smooth transition for the new president, will remain in a consultant position for the final year of his contract.

As Ohio’s second longest-serving president of a four-year private university, Richard Jusseaume became the sixth president of Walsh University in 2001. Under his guidance, Walsh has experienced phenomenal growth in almost every facet of its operations including enrollment, academic programming, faculty and staff, financial resources and physical facilities. In total, he has spent five decades at Walsh in various roles. He began his career as an educator for 17 years before transitioning into corporate leadership at Graphic Enterprises Inc. He led Graphic Enterprises for another 17 years before returning to Walsh where he has just completed his 17th contract year as President.

A man of deep Catholic faith with an acute business sense, his knowledge and understanding of Walsh’s mission was built upon a lifelong personal relationship with the University’s founders, the Brothers of Christian Instruction. Educated by the Brothers from the age of 11, Walsh graduate class of 1967, a student Brother of Christian Instruction, two-time Dean of Students, and a member of the Board of Directors, President Jusseaume has been a part of Walsh’s history and mission almost from the school’s founding in 1960.

President Richard Jusseaume and his wife Theresa (Frank) have had a vested interest and profound love for this Catholic university that has been a part of their lives, and family, for more than 40 years. Terie is a 1974 alumna of Walsh and joined the staff in 2004 to lend her talents and energy to new campus initiatives involving Catholic outreach.

3 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 President Jusseaume’s commitment to • Number of buildings more than doubled from 11 to 27 buildings on 136 park-like acres, with 10 residence halls provide an authentic Catholic education (six built in the past 18 years), state-of-the-art athletic while strengthening Walsh’s mission of facilities and new academic buildings equipped with the developing leaders in service to others latest technology. • Walsh also expanded internationally with a campus in has resulted in an era of unprecedented Rome, Italy, MAED program in Uganda from 2007-2018, growth at Walsh University. and a robust Global Learning Program on four continents.

Statement from Walsh Then vs. Now 2001 – 02 2018 – 19 University Board of Directors Total Enrollment 1,684 2,782 Chair The Honorable Sara Lioi Number of Buildings on Campus 11 27 Walsh University has had the good fortune Number of Undergraduate 32 70 to have benefitted from the strong leader- Majors ship of President Jusseaume for nearly Number of Graduate/Certificate two decades. His business background has 4 20 Programs The Honorable Sara Lioi provided him with unique qualities and $27,379,276 insights, enabling him to steadily and thoughtfully guide the growth Endowment $2 Million (June 2018) of all facets of the operations of the University. Having been educated by the Brothers of Christian Instruction • Full-time undergraduate enrollment has increased by more from a young age, President Jusseaume has been deeply committed than 60 percent. to preserving their legacy and to advancing the mission of the • Doubled the number of undergraduate majors and University. His love for Walsh University inspired others to embrace launched its first doctorate programs in Physical Therapy its values and contribute to its success. The Walsh Community owes (2007) and Nursing Practice (2011). President Jusseaume a debt of gratitude for the indelible mark his • Successfully completed two capital campaigns, the first legacy will leave on this University. raising $23.4 million in 2001 and the most recent, the five-year We Believe Campaign for Walsh University in The Board of Directors will conduct a national search for a new 2017, which exceeded all goals and surpassed $32.5 million. president and hopes to have someone in place by summer 2019. • 18 consecutive balanced budgets. President Jusseaume has graciously agreed to serve in the position • More than $62 million raised, and contributions to the until his successor is hired. Thereafter, he has agreed to serve as a annual Walsh Fund have grown from $257,944 to a record consultant. We look forward to his continued relationship with amount of nearly $1.1 million in 2018. the University.

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Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 4 New Indoor Golf Facility Dedicated to Former Coach Br. James Lacasse

Members of the Walsh University was also known as “coach” and, for 29 seasons, Br. James served as community celebrated the Walsh’s golf coach, leaving a legacy of 1,723 victories, 12 Mid-Ohio University’s new indoor golf facility Conference crowns and five NAIA national appearances. BJ was in honor of longtime Golf Coach named conference Coach of the Year 11 times and District Coach and Administrator Br. James of the Year three times. In 1992, he was inducted into the Walsh Lacasse, FIC. The October 5 Athletic Wall of Fame, and in 1995, the University presented him special event included a blessing with the Distinguished Service Medal. of the facility by Father Thomas Br. James’ formation as a member of the Brothers of Christian Cebula, remarks from Walsh Instruction began in 1939, and he entered the novitiate in 1942. President Richard Jusseaume and He was a 1952 graduate of LaMennais College and earned graduate shared memories of alumni and degrees in education from Boston College in 1958 and mathematics friends who knew Br. James well. from the University of Detroit in 1963. He began his career as an Br. James Lacasse, FIC Special guests included the men’s elementary school teacher in Plattsburgh, New York, and in Sanford, and women’s golf teams and the brother of Br. James, Joe Lacasse Maine. Later, he taught high school at Mt. Assumption High School in and his wife Linda, who flew in from California for the dedication. Plattsburgh, Msgr. Prevost High School in Fall River, Massachusetts, “This is a beautiful facility, and we are extremely grateful to all of the and Cathedral High School in Detroit, Michigan. people who helped us create this for the use of our teams for years to Born in Waterville, Maine, on December 17, 1926, he was one of come,” said President Jusseaume. “To me, more importantly, is the 10 children. Br. James Lacasse passed away in Maine on April 16, man to whom this room is dedicated, Br. James Lacasse. When you 2018, at the age of 91. talk about the legacy of Walsh University, Br. James Lacasse is an important part of that. There are hundreds of stories out there of this man who really cared for others. That is the real legacy of Br. James.” “This is a beautiful facility, and we are extremely grateful to all of the people who helped us create this for the use of our teams for years to come.” President Jusseaume The new Brother James Lacasse Indoor Golf Facility is located in the Gaetano M. Cecchini Family Health and Wellness Complex. This state-of-the-art athletic space will provide Walsh golfers the ability to practice year-round. Women’s Golf Head Coach Christina Paone spearheaded the project and helped to lead the development, fundraising and oversaw the final installation of the equipment. Br. James Lacasse joined Walsh in 1964. On campus, he was known affectionately as “BJ” and faithfully served the Walsh community and students in many roles for 31 years including as dean of students, registrar, director of financial aid, teacher, mentor and friend. He

5 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 Service to Walsh Walsh University Welcomes New Board Members

Walsh University welcomed several new members to the Board of Directors this fall. Each individual brings a unique perspective and longstanding relationship with the University that will help to guide and balance future growth with the enduring preservation of Walsh’s mission and Catholic identity.

and author. He is currently the President Philosophy from The Catholic University of Teresa (Fawley) Brately ’83, CPA and CEO of Robinson Performance Group America. where, with over 30 years of experience in For more than 30 years, professional service organizations, Robinson Since his ordination, he has served in parochial Teresa (Fawley) Brately provides unique growth strategies and assignments and priestly formation at Saint has been an active leadership consulting to those businesses. Joseph’s Seminary-Dunwoodie, Yonkers, member of the Walsh NY, and Mount Saint Mary Seminary of University community. “Who would have imagined that a freshman the West, Cincinnati, Ohio. After he was A 1983 graduate, she athlete, who admired his Dean of Students Novice Master for his Province, he was married fellow alum Michael Brately ’84, Richard Jusseaume, would continue a journey and has served as an Alumni Board member that affords him a wonderful career and the appointed Director of the Institute for for over 25 years. Teresa is a proud Cavalier opportunity to become an advisor to his Continuing Theological Education at the parent to son Adam ’10, regular attendee at hero President Jusseaume,” said Robinson. Pontifical North American College in Rome, Walsh events, and a longtime friend to the “I am a very blessed man who realizes the Italy. In 2018, he returned to the U.S. and is Brothers of Christian Instruction. value of the decision to let Walsh be among currently a Spiritual Director at Saint John’s Seminary in Brighton, MA, and Pastor of As a Certified Public Accountant with more my first steps toward a lifetime of success. I than 30 years of professional experience, am truly honored.” Saint Pius V Church in Providence, RI. Teresa has been the owner of her own CPA Robinson is a CSP, Certified Speaking His relationship with Walsh began during company, working with individuals and Professional, a designation by the International his appointment as Prior for Saint Dominic’s small businesses with tax preparation, Federation of Professional Speakers. Only Priory in Youngstown, Ohio, from 2006- bookkeeping and payroll services. Active in 10 percent of its membership have earned 2009, and as an active member of the the community, Teresa served on the finance this prestigious designation. Having spoken College of Consultors and Presbyteral committees for St. Thomas Aquinas High in over 30 countries, Robinson is sought School, St. Paul Catholic Church and as after globally for his speaking, coaching and Council for the Diocese of Youngstown. treasurer and fundraising chairman for the rainmaking techniques. Fr. James was a previous member of the Spinal Bifida Association of Canton. Walsh Board of Directors from July 2009 Robinson lettered four times as a Cavalier to June 2015, and has returned to campus “At the opening of the Marlene and Joe basketball player from 1973-77, where he (both North Canton and Castel Gandolfo) Toot Global Learning Center, I was struck earned first team All-Mid-Ohio Conference numerous times. with how the building design parallels the and All-District 22 honors in 1976-77. mission of Walsh with the focal point of Robinson is still a record-holder at Walsh the magnificent St. Teresa Chapel inside,” His first visit to the campus was for the with 24 rebounds vs. Dyke College in 1977 said Brately. “As a Board Member, I want dedication of the newly built Chapel and was inducted into the Walsh University to ensure that we don’t lose sight of Walsh’s in 2006. Athletic Wall of Fame. founding values. I want to keep the Brothers’ Legacy and Walsh’s Catholic identity alive “I was struck at the words chosen for the and center for decades to come.” Fr. James Sullivan, O.P. front of the Chapel: Sed Deus Dat Incrementum. ‘But God gives the increase,’” Ed Robinson ’77 Fr. James Sullivan, O.P., said Fr. James. “Being a part of the Walsh is a Dominican priest community has truly revealed to me the Ed Robinson ’77, CPA, ordained in 1995 for the great work that has been done in the past CSP, is highly recognized Province of Saint Joseph. but even more of the greater work still to internationally as an He holds a Licentiate be done, with our complete reliance on the energetic keynote speaker, in Sacred Theology from the Dominican Lord, and specifically for Him to grant us business growth coach House of Studies and a Licentiate in His abundance.”

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 6 50th Anniversary Marks New Chapter forWalsh Residence Hall Alexis Hall Rededicated in Honor of Longtime Benefactors Ann and George Seanor

During the 1960s, George worked closely Barrette Business and Community Center) with founder Br. Dacian Barrette to and the Hannon Childhood Development spearhead the construction and funding of Center. Founded in 1923, Gibbons-Grable the University’s residence life program on participated in the construction of many campus. With Walsh lacking the means to iconic buildings throughout Stark County, support the construction of campus housing, including more than 40 local schools, Timken Mercy Hospital, Aultman Hospital, George offered the services of his company, the Canton Civic Center, the Natatorium Gibbons-Grable Company, and helped to and the original Fawcett Stadium for the secure funding from Citizens Savings Bank Pro Football Hall of Fame. in North Canton to begin construction. George was also influential in another Over the years, Gibbons-Grable Company milestone moment in Walsh history as a oversaw the completion of not one but four Board Member during the 1990s, when he buildings on campus – Menard Hall, Alexis rallied for and voted in favor of Walsh Hall, Rannou Campus Center (now the College becoming a University. When George Seanor talks about Walsh University, he has a perspective few today can share. At the age of 94, George and his wife, Ann, were part of the foundational years of Walsh College. Their family’s continued support of the University has extended for more than 55 years, beginning with personal relationships with Walsh’s seven founding Brothers and sustained by multiple generations of family members. On the 50th Anniversary of Walsh’s second residence hall, Alexis Hall, it seemed an appropriate time to recognize the unwavering support of the couple who helped to make the building possible. The Walsh community gathered together on Friday, November 16, to honor the contributions of the Seanor family and formally dedicate the residence hall in their name with a special blessing ceremony.

7 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 Br. Alexis Guilbault Memory to be Preserved

The enduring legacy of Walsh founder and faculty member Br. Alexis Guilbault will remain an Marks New Chapter important part of the residence hall and be memorialized with a plaque in his honor. Through this visible reminder, Walsh students forWalsh Residence Hall and alumni will be able to reflect on the Hall’s first 50 years and, with gratitude, call to mind the building’s former namesake. Br. Alexis was one of seven founding Brothers of Walsh College in 1960 and served as a mathematics faculty member before his death in 1962, at the age of 52.

The Seanors’ contributions extend beyond Richard was a beloved Walsh Professor brick and mortar to the building of a of Chemistry. Today, George and Ann’s different kind -- the establishment of one of children continue their parents’ tradition of Walsh’s most vital supporting organizations, involvement on campus as regular guests at the Walsh University Women’s Committee. events. Daughter-in-law Pat has served two Ann Seanor, who passed away on January terms as President of the Walsh Women’s 12, 2017, was a founding member of the Committee while son George and nephew Women’s Committee along with her sister Frank Schirack helped to build the Hannon Jane Schirack. Together they worked with Childhood Development Center, marking founder Br. Robert Francoeur on the formation the second Seanor generation to construct a of the Women’s Committee, which provides building on campus. support to Walsh student scholarships and programming. Like so many throughout Walsh’s history, Ann’s sister and brother-in-law Sheila the Seanors have quietly supported the and Richard Farmer were also influential University as dedicated friends and benefactors members of the Walsh community. Judge who generously, and without hesitation, lent Sheila Farmer served on the Walsh Board their leadership and support in shaping the of Directors during the 1990s, while Walsh University that is today.

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 8 Breaking the Stigma: New Programs Address Mental Health and Addiction Crisis

In response to the need for understanding care needs including primary care, crisis Former Student, Retired and improvement in treating mental health settings and treatment of substance use Judge Inspires Mental and addiction issues, Walsh University has disorders. The scope of practice for PMHNPs Health Symposium taken a leadership role in addressing is similar to that of psychiatrists because Prior to the launch of Walsh’s PMHNP community mental health needs. Walsh they are able to: program, Walsh hosted a community hosted a community symposium on mental • Diagnose a mental health disorder conversation for more than 220 health care health and addiction in September, and the and law professionals on September 25 that • Provide psychosocial treatment for next month the University announced the explored ways of “breaking the stigma” often individuals, families and groups launch of its new Psychiatric Mental Health associated with mental health and addiction Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) Program. • Prescribe medication issues. The event was held in collaboration New Degree Program • Diagnose and treat physical conditions with Walsh’s James B. Renacci Center for Created in Response to Civic Engagement, the Gary and Linda Community Need “Walsh’s new PMHNP program will emphasize Byers Institute for Community Health, the integrative practice, interdisciplinary In the United States, one in five people are Stark County Mental Health & Addiction coursework and clinical experiences with in need of mental health care. The demand Recovery and the Akron Bar Association. both mental health counseling and medical for mental health professionals continues to The symposium explored the current state students,” said Stone. “Another unique grow as more individuals are seeking mental of behavioral health and addiction issues in feature is that our students will also have the health treatment, especially in states such as our region. The conversations during the opportunity to complete the DNP degree in Ohio that report a shortage of psychiatrists. day brought together thought leaders from three years. Students who choose to stop at In response, Walsh University created its across the area, and country, to discuss the the MSN level will also acquire transferable new Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse response to the current crisis, including DNP course work.” Practitioner degree program, enrolling ways to address the addiction, mental health now for fall 2019. For more information, visit and psychiatric needs of the community. walsh.edu/psychiatric-nurse “In the past decade, there has been , call 330.490.7406 During a recent trip to California, Walsh a 10 percent decline in psychiatrists or email Mona McAuliffe at [email protected]. President Richard Jusseaume and event practicing and this shortage is predicted to grow up to 25 percent by 2025,” said Program Director Julie Stone, Byers School of Nursing. “This program is significant for our community due to this critical growing need for mental health providers, particularly professionals with the ability to prescribe mental health medications.” Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners can assess, diagnose and treat patients like a psychiatrist, in collaboration with a physician. There will be focused coursework on several key target areas that have been established as ongoing and future areas of mental health

9 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 “I left Walsh in 1965, but I took with me a so that they can successfully function as storehouse of values and perceptions that contributing members of society. have really helped to shape my life,” said “Walsh has programs in place and is developing Judge Loftus. “Walsh is a special place. new ones like the Psychiatric Mental Health There is a spirit here that reinforces the idea Nurse Practitioner program that mesh well that we need to take care of other people. with what is going on in the local community. And that came from the Brothers of This event was a unique opportunity to Christian Instruction.” help connect the right people and resources Judge Loftus credits Walsh’s founders for together to create awareness and develop an helping to influence his groundbreaking effective local response,” said Judge Loftus. work in reforming how the court system “Because of the unique character of Walsh responds to individuals with mental health. University, and the spirit and values students Their influence on his life dates back to learn here, I believe we can really make his high school years as a student at the a difference. And when you get involved, Judge Richard J. Loftus, Jr. Brothers’ LaMennais Prep School in Alfred, you inspire other people. I think the Walsh organizer Derrick Wyman had the opportunity Maine, and as a Walsh College student students and faculty members will be great to meet with a Walsh former student and in 1964-65. assets for the work that needs to be done.” retired Superior Court Judge Richard Loftus “Drawing upon those values that I learned in San Jose. His experience working in the from the Brothers, I knew I wanted to make judicial system and his involvement in the more of a difference as a judge. I could see first ever mental health court in the state of firsthand how we could help people just by California became the impetus for the Mental giving them information and providing Health Symposium in Stark County. them with the services they might not Richard J. Loftus, Jr., served the Superior Court normally have access to,” said Judge Loftus. Judge of Santa Clara County in California “During my tenure on the bench, we created for 18 years and recently retired in 2016. the first juvenile mental health court in the His work as a judge included criminal, civil, country and a task force to explore how family, juvenile and drug and mental health the justice and mental health systems could Symposium Keynote Speaker Dr. Nicole Labor cases. For seven years, he was Chair of work together. While some of our ideas the Mental Health Issues Implementation have been picked up by other states, there Task Force and the Task Force on Criminal is still a lot of work left to do. Through Justice and Mental Health, appointed by events such as Walsh’s symposium, I think the California Judicial Council to change we’re moving in the right direction.” the treatment of the mentally ill in the During his presentation, Judge Loftus justice system. He has received many honors discussed ways in which the community including the Words to Deeds Judicial can come together to support individuals Champion Award from the Forensic Mental with mental health and addiction issues Health Association in 2016.

“I left Walsh in 1965, but I took with me a storehouse of values and perceptions that have really helped to shape my life,” said Judge Loftus. “Walsh is a special place. There is a spirit here that reinforces the idea that we need to take care of other people. And that came from the

Brothers of Christian Instruction.”Judge Richard J. Loftus, Jr.

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 10 The Internship: Opening Doors to Impactful Careers

When it comes to the internship experience, “When we bring in a group of interns, it’s the stereotypical days of fetching coffee and making copies are increasingly becoming very easy to pinpoint the students from a thing of the past. Internships were once unregulated, unpaid and temporary hires. Walsh. They always seem to be a step But a lot has changed. For students who are Mike Wheeler, Chief Legal Officer and eager to connect their academic learning President of the Board of Directors ahead of everyone else.” for Patriot Software with real-world application, today’s internships combine high-level experiences But the benefits are not only one-sided. The Timken Company, and nearly 40 other with ingenuity and increased levels of Employers are increasingly investing more companies participated in Walsh’s first responsibility. Often, internships can lead resources to support dynamic internship Employer Internship Breakfast hosted by the to full-time employment guarantees even opportunities within their organizations. DeVille School of Business to learn about before graduation. This September, Diebold, Freshmark, how student internships can benefit their

11 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 organization. During the breakfast, Mike “Our undergraduate students are Wheeler, Chief Legal Officer and President of the Board of Directors for Patriot Software, involved in graduate level research spoke directly about his company’s experience with developing an internship collaboration through various internship opportunities with Walsh. “While we employ interns from all over the with top-tier labs across the country.” area, the students that come from Walsh Professor of Biology Adam Underwood, Ph.D. stand out not only as prepared academically Research Center. During their MSU This top-level research is focused on furthering but also by their eagerness to learn. One of internships, the students work directly with the science of precision medicine that can the things that I think makes Walsh unique Assistant Professor Jeremy Prokop, Ph.D., be used to help diagnose and potentially is that students are trained on how to present and alongside Walsh alumna Stephanie treat disease. themselves appropriately in the work Bilinovich ’08, Ph.D. “Our undergraduate students are involved environment. They know how to network Dr. Prokop specializes in the study of genetic in graduate level research through various and work with clients,” said Wheeler. mechanisms of disease with particular interest internship opportunities with top-tier labs “When we bring in a group of interns, it’s in rare and undiagnosed diseases. This across the country,” said Professor of Biology very easy to pinpoint the students from summer, Sirpilla will intern in the Prokop Adam Underwood, Ph.D., who along with Walsh. They always seem to be a step ahead lab utilizing bioinformatics and "big data" Professor of Biology Thomas Freeland, of everyone else.” to develop working hypotheses for how Ph.D., leads the bioinformatics research Locally and globally, Walsh University variants from whole genome sequencing at Walsh. “These immersive, hands-on students from all majors are making the result in disease. Particularly she will have internships with real-world implications most of their internship opportunities by the opportunity to work on cultured human provide our students with an under- securing positions with nationally respected brain and kidney organoids using cutting standing of biological intricacies only corporations, engaging in cutting-edge edge technologies like nanopore sequencing alluded to in class, and the outcome is research and finding innovative ways to help that employs proteins to sequence genes in transformative.” their community, all while gaining valuable a flash-drive sized sequencer, to understand In addition to participating in important work experience and solidifying future genetic nuances in these tissues. Beyond this, research and expanding their professional career goals. With more opportunities to Sirpilla will be able to contribute to advances network, Walsh students have also found explore their interests before graduation, in understanding of pharmacogenomics in that their internship experiences has led to students are finding that internships lead global populations using bioinformatics. published research. to impactful and satisfying careers. Groundbreaking Research Advanced research opportunities are becoming the norm for students in Walsh’s science programs through collaborations with top research facilities such as Alabama’s HudsonAlpha, the University of Pittsburgh and Michigan State University, to name a few. Beyond gaining hands-on experience in Walsh’s bioinformatics, tissue culture and molecular biology labs, students like junior pre-professional major Olivia Sirpilla and senior biology pre-medicine major William Cvammen have also been afforded the unique opportunity to intern alongside world-renowned researchers at Michigan Junior pre-professional major Olivia Sirpilla and State University (MSU) Grand Rapids Professor of Biology Adam Underwood, Ph.D.

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 12 just one of several Walsh students to pursue internships in the nation’s capital. Fentress secured a 10-week internship with the nonprofit legal advocacy firm Campus Vote Project, which focuses on engaging young college students in the democratic process and the resolution of legal voting issues. “My dream has always been to work in politics and live in D.C., but before my internship I had never considered a ca- reer in the nonprofit side of the political process. The more I experienced in my internships, the more I appreciated the important work in engaging young people to vote,” said Fentress. “I was proud to be a part of a program that helps people get more involved in our democratic process.” Working with the Camelot Music Career Readiness and Development Center, senior Government and Foreign Affairs senior Amara Shomali is just one of several Walsh students currently interning with the International Institute of Akron, which focuses on refugee resettlement in Northeast Senior honors student Emily Cronin Ohio. Previously, she worked for the Hartville Migrant Center. Shomali hopes Molecular Sciences Cvammen, who spent six weeks at MSU and became a part of her to pursue a career in international relations with a paid internship over the summer of Honors thesis. after college. 2018, along with Walsh graduate Daniel Rasicci ’18 (summer 2017 intern) are Service Focused co-authors of a publication that is currently Internships are not only about fulfilling a in review at a competitive professional credit requirement or gaining work experience. journal. More students are pursuing internships that also answer the call to serve their local and “While at Michigan I worked on a project national communities. looking at the in-vitro functional nature of a gene called SOX18 and a mutation within Following his dream of working in D.C. it in nearly half a million people within in politics, Walsh junior Government and the U.S. that holds clinical implications,” Foreign Affairs major Keenan Fentress was said Cvammen. “I was also able to identify another mutation within a different gene Junior Laura O’Meara called PMS1 that I am currently working “A good resume is a really important part on here at Walsh.” of securing a good job. These experiences Senior honors student Emily Cronin also have helped to propel me in the direction of spent 10 weeks with the prestigious my future career goals,” said Shomali. “In Goncharova Lab at the University of my current internship, I’m helping refugees Pittsburgh where she researched Pulmonary secure housing, find employment, improve Arterial Hypertension cells, akin to cancer their language skills and adjust to the new cells in their ability to quickly reproduce. culture. This has just opened so many doors Her internship work led to a published for me. It has gotten me more involved in Junior Government and Foreign Affairs research article in the International Journal of major Keenan Fentress the community and on track with what I

13 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 “Walsh has taught me to be passionate interned with the No. 1 teaching hospital in Europe, Ospedale San Martino, with about what I want to do, to be disciplined students from all over Europe, Asia, Latin America and the United States. in my profession, and it has really helped “During my internship, I shadowed doctors to give me a holistic education,” in general surgery, orthopedic surgery and vascular surgery, as well as oncology and said Grassbaugh. “The amount of support I get hematology. The terrorist attack in Manchester happened while I was there, and we actually from my advisors and professors has had people flown into our hospital who had been trampled and hurt,” said Grassbaugh. shaped me into the person that I am “In addition to the medical knowledge I and kept me on the track that I want gained, traveling has helped me gain an appreciation for global healthcare.” to be on. My experience has opened Grassbaugh credits her Walsh experience for giving her an edge in the application up to a new world of possibilities.” process. Active on campus as a member of want to do with my career. When you travel valuable experience. I learned that the entire the Honors Program, she has also partici- or meet people from other countries, it’s world is also struggling with the same issues pated in various research opportunities interesting to witness the high level of as the U.S., such as recidivism and prisoner with faculty. influence the United States has around rights. We can hopefully work together to “Walsh has taught me to be passionate about the world.” find solutions that work the best.” what I want to do, to be disciplined in my Global Experience Walsh’s emphasis on service and global issues profession, and it has really helped to give me Students are also taking advantage of Walsh’s has also helped students stand out from their a holistic education,” said Grassbaugh. “The global connections by interning internationally. peers in securing high-profile internships amount of support I get from my advisors Junior Laura O’Meara spent six weeks in the around the world. Senior Andrea Grassbaugh and professors has shaped me into the person capital city of Lithuania, Vilnius, where she was one of only 13 students from the United that I am and kept me on the track that I interned for the Law Institute of Lithuania. States selected for an internship program in want to be on. My experience has opened As a triple major in Government and Foreign Genova, Italy. A biology major, Grassbaugh up a new world of possibilities.” Affairs, Philosophy and History, the Walsh Honors student hopes to continue her education at law school, become a prosecutor and serve as a federal judge someday. The Law Institute of Lithuania is a research establishment that seeks to coordinate the reform of the legal system and law institutions. During her internship, Laura researched prison systems throughout the European Union and studied the treatment of prisoners and the level of freedom afforded to each individual while in prison. “My experience in Lithuania reaffirmed what I want to do with my career. I’m passionate about making changes in our justice system,” said O’Meara. “Being able to research the problems and evaluate the penal system and issues with mass incarceration in other countries was a Senior Andrea Grassbaugh

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 14 WALSH UNIVERSITY Alumni Association Alumni Office Welcomes Director, Time-Honored Traditions: Homecoming, Honors Traditions and Initiates Cavs in the Community Day New Ones Homecoming 2018, Oct. 19-21, once again showcased the Walsh Walsh University is pleased to announce Cavalier spirit, commitment to service and the shared sense of that alumna Stephanie (Knori) Koontz ’08 community among the alumni, students, faculty and friends in has been appointed Director of Alumni attendance. This year’s Homecoming included the 50th Reunion Relations. of the Class of 1968, Outstanding Alumni Dinner and the third Cavs in the Community Day honoring Walsh’s mission of service. “I have always tried to stay connected to Walsh. I’ve especially enjoyed Professor for As one of the most anticipated events of the weekend, this year’s a Day and the opportunity to come back Outstanding Alumni Dinner honorees included Lifetime Achievement and share my experience in the nonprofit Award Recipient Dan Cunningham ’71; Outstanding Alumni sector with students,” said Koontz. “I love Award Recipients Jackie Novak ’88 and Gary Ranalli ’68; Stephanie (Knori) Koontz ’08 the friendliness of this community and am Distinguished Service Award Recipient Ken Shook ’05; thrilled to return to campus and connect with our robust network Professional Achievement Award Recipient Frank D'Angelo ’85; of alumni. In my new role, I look forward to discovering ways to and Young Alumni Award Recipient Steven Weigand ’10. provide meaningful opportunities to engage with each other, the The third Cavs in the Community Day was held on Saturday, University and the next generation of alumni.” Oct. 20, and attracted 163 volunteers at 10 different sites in Canton, “I look forward to discovering North Canton, Akron and Cleveland. This year, the Office of Alumni Relations partnered with the DeVille School of Business ways to provide meaningful and focused on hunger initiatives in the community. The day began with an on campus rally before participants headed off to their opportunities to engage with respective volunteer sites. each other, the University and the next generation of alumni.” Stephanie (Knori) Koontz ’08 As Director of Alumni Relations, Koontz will serve the University’s growing network of 22,000+ alumni and friends worldwide. She will work closely with members of the campus community, the alumni board and the student alumni association to build upon the excellent foundation already established in Walsh’s alumni relations outreach. A corporate communication graduate from Hartville, Ohio, she brings to the position eight years of experience in development, volunteer management, event planning and community outreach. Koontz joins Walsh from the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, where she was responsible for directing major fundraising campaigns such as the annual Harvest for Hunger and leading the efforts to manage 12,000 volunteers annually. “We are excited to have Stephanie join the Advancement Office team to further our alumni engagement initiatives and build our alumni volunteer programming,” said Vice President of Advancement Eric Belden. “Her professional experience and personal knowledge of Walsh University as a student and alumna will be important assets in fulfilling the outreach efforts of the Alumni Office.”

15 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 First-Ever Winter College to Honor Retirement of President Richard Jusseaume Winter College is a time to enrich your mind while engaging with some of Walsh University's top faculty in the areas of theology, health, history, and music, just to name a few. Guests will enjoy the beautiful Naples, FL, area while reconnecting with fellow alumni and friends from across the country, February 25-27, 2019. This event will also celebrate the 18-year tenure of Walsh University’s sixth president, Richard Jusseaume, who recently announced he will be retiring within the next year. Come join him at Winter College as he reflects on his time as one of Ohio’s longest-serving university presidents.

Enjoy classes on topics such as Hamilton, the Man and the Musical by Dr. Douglas Palmer, Priests and Irish Whiskey taught by Father Patrick Manning, Talking to your Grandchildren about Social Media, the History of Rock n’ Roll taught by Dr. Britt Cooper and Healthy Living in the Modern World by Don Caster '72. These are just a few of the course options available at Winter College in 2019.

Tuition is $500 per person, and the deadline for registration is January 30, 2019. Tuition, covers the costs of all classes and the majority of meals during Winter College 2019. *Travel, hotel stay, and optional local excursions are not included in tuition cost. Register at Walsh.edu/winter-college

For more information on upcoming Walsh University Alumni Events, visit walsh.edu/alumni.

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 16 CLASS NOTES

Marriages Births Austin Juersivich; and granddaughter, ’03 Allie Juersivich. His children were the ’04 highlight of his life and the greatest of all Kevin Surnear Jennifer Jablonski and Stacey his accomplishments. He was, beyond a Surnear welcomed their married Jason Vinkler doubt, a very proud father. fourth child and third on June 23, 2018, at daughter, Ariana Cali, ’67 St. Edward Church in on Aug. 7, 2018. She weighed 8lbs.11oz. Michael Harry Miller, 74, of Uniontown, Youngstown, OH. She joins Gabriella (6), Emma (4), and passed away on Saturday, April 21, 2018. Chael (1). Born in Akron, Mike lived most of his life ’10 in Uniontown and graduated from Walsh Katie Lemmo married ’10 College. Mike retired after 35 years from Brandon Speck Eric Burrows on July 29, and Harry Miller Excavating and was a longtime Melissa (Teis) 2017. The couple resides his wife member of The Chapel in Green. at Fort Bragg, NC. Speck ’09 welcomed their first child, Harper He was very involved in people's lives. Mike ’11 Nicole Speck, into the world on Jan. 20, was extremely active in Safe Landing Boys Ministries and the Care Ministry at The Megan Kelly married 2018. She was 6 lbs. 13oz. and 20 Chapel in Green. He loved spending time Rob Pecl ‘12 inches long. on July with his grandsons and liked car shows and 14, 2018. They married ’10 bike riding. in Cleveland, OH, with Katie (Lemmo) He was preceded in death by his children, many of their bridal party also being Walsh Burrows and Eric Mary Ann and David; parents, Harry University alumni. Burrows welcomed their and Stella; and brother, Wilbur. Mike is son, Grayson Dominic, survived by his wife of 54 years, Shirley; ’11 on June 12, 2018. daughters, Denise (David) Stockman Dr. Emma K. Coleman and Christine (Joe) Myers; grandchildren, married Tasos Tsikles In Memoriam Mitchel and Nicholas Myers; and sisters, of Canton on June 16, ’64 Alma Wartko and Bernadette Smith. 2018. Gregory Lee Juersivich, 75, of North ’69 Canton, passed away on Sept. 29, 2018. He ’12 Mary E Sharp, 94, of Jackson Township, was born on Oct. 10, 1942, and lived his Theresa Oliverio passed away on Sunday, Aug. 12, 2018. entire life in North Canton. He attended married Jeffrey Jakmides Jr. She was born in Canton on Nov. 24, 1923, Central Catholic High School and Walsh to the late Frederick and Anna Helena (Current Head Track University, majoring in education. He Reicosky and was a graduate of Jackson and Field Throw Coach taught biology and science at McKinley High School. Mary was a Rosie the Riveter for Walsh University) on Aug. 11, 2018, at High School and later at Crenshaw Junior during World War II and was employed as Hoover Park. The couple honeymooned in High. Greg developed a passion for the field a cook at Central Catholic High School for Costa Rica. of medicine and began studying to become several years. She later attended Walsh an EMT. He took a position with North University and earned her Bachelor's Degree ’14 Canton Emergency Medical Squad and in Education in 1969. Cameron Trudell was eventually promoted to the position of married Carly Sidol ’14 Chief. He also taught EMT classes at Stark Mary and her husband Bill relocated to on Oct. 13, 2018, at the State College. Detroit, MI, where she taught elementary school for eight years. They then moved Cathedral in downtown He was preceded in death by his parents, to Fayette, MO, where Mary again was Cleveland, OH. Frank and Dorothy Juersivich, and brother, employed as a cook at the senior center. Joseph Juersivich. He is survived by his loving She was a founding member of St. Michael wife of 51 years, Judith Juersivich; sister, the Archangel Catholic Church in Canton. Dr. Mary (Carol Hill) Juersivich; son, Frank Over the years, she belonged to the Foresters, Juersivich of Cuyahoga Falls; daughter, the Daughters of Isabella and several other Angela (Jack) Russell of Canton; grandson, ladies groups at various Catholic Churches

17 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 in Michigan, Missouri and Ohio. Mary at Walsh University before receiving his ’03 attended daily Mass and enjoyed reading Doctorate in Dental Medicine from Case Kevin Surnear held a and playing cards, especially euchre. Western Reserve University in 2006. Gabe ribbon cutting ceremony In addition to her parents, Mary was was a devoted husband and father. He loved celebrating the grand preceded in death by her husband, his family, Cleveland sports and food. opening of his new Jackson William J. Sharp; her brothers, Richard J. Gabriel is survived by his wife, Katie location for Kevin Surnear Insurance. and Robert F. Reicosky; and her daughter- (Hamulak); two children, Maxim Anthony ’04 in-law, Stacy Sharp. and Gabriella Jean; crazy stinky dog Jax; Tracey (Stirbens) parents Anthony and Esther Russo; brothers She leaves her children, Maurita A. (Harold) Evans started a new Christopher (Sara) Russo and James Russo; Coss, Sister Mary Theresa Sharp, S.N.D., position with Merrill sister Angelica (Bill) King; niece Aviana Daniel J. Sharp and David W. Sharp; Lynch as a Financial Russo and nephew Benjamin Russo; father- grandchildren, H. Steven, Timothy, Deborah, Advisor, continuing her 25 years of experience in-law and mother-in-law John and Bonnie Gabriel, Molly, Joseph, Chase and Kopp'r; in the Financial Services Industry. Tracey, Hamulak; brothers-in-law Andrew, Nick 12 great grandchildren and many nieces husband Michael, and their children reside (Shannon); nephew Luka; and nieces and nephews. in Perry Township. Sydney and Shelby. ’73 ’10 Penny K Harris, 76, of Canton, passed Class Notes Beth Starrett accepted a new position away on Saturday, Nov. 24, 2018, as a ’75 in the Canton City School District as an result of complications from aspiration Administrator working with Adult Career Debra (Mahoney) Brown retired from pneumonia and sepsis. Her days started and Technical Education. with Bible reading, prayer and listening St. Mary School in Massillon after teaching to gospel music. She always was generous Kindergarten in the Diocese of Youngstown ’17 to those in need. Penny was born May 13, for 39 years. Joshua LeBarre is employed by Summa 1942 in Canton, OH. She graduated from ’78 Health Systems, Barberton, OH, as an RN. He started in August 2018. Glenwood High School, Aultman School of Kevin Dieter, MD Radiology Technicians and Walsh University received the AAHPM ’17 with a degree in accounting. She was the Josefina B. Magno Celeste Kunkel along first female accountant at Ernst & Ernst Distinguished Hospice with Noah Baldwin '14, (now Ernst & Young). Penny also worked Physician Award. Dr. Kevin Deiter has Madison Lyberger '17, as a controller for MRM in Massillon. helped develop palliative care and hospice and Madeleine Wirth '18, She was preceded in death by her parents programs in several health care systems enrolled in Ohio Dominican University's Charles and Wilma Harris and her best throughout Northeast Ohio and is Physician Assistant program. Celeste is friend of 50 years, Rose Marie. She is recognized as a leader in hospice and end scheduled to graduate in December 2019. survived by her sisters and brother-in-law of life care education, continuing to teach Pamela and Richard McElroy and Jennifer and write with a special focus on bedside Alumni Christmas Miller; niece Rachael (Turk) Knisely; care of the dying. Babies! nephews Matthew (Tammy), Luke (Jackie) ’98 McElroy, Chris Herberghs, Bryan This picture is the Justin Elliot was appointed as the CEO of Herberghs and Mark Miller; and by accumulation of seven KidzArt LLC, which offers Arts & Science special people Donna (Petroff) Kelly Walsh University alumni. enrichment programs through its network and her daughter, Jayme Kelly. Roommates had five of successful franchises. Justin and his wife, babies in six months! ’03 Kathleen, currently reside in DeWitt, MI. We love Walsh! From left to right, parents Dr. Gabriel Anthony Russo, 37, of are Maisie (Regotti) Mitchell ’11 and Uniontown, passed away on Friday, Nov. 9, George Mitchell, Amanda (Mieczkowski) 2018, after a courageous battle with cancer. Hawrot ’10 and Zach Hawrot, Dana He was born in Canton on July 29, 1981, (Colacarro) Portis ’10 and Troy Portis ’10, to his loving parents, Esther and Anthony Kelly (Gallagher) Beckman ’10 and Tom Russo. Gabriel attended Our Lady of Peace Beckman, and Mia (Zamana) Stubbs ’11 Elementary and continued his education and Gary Stubbs ’09.

Walsh Times WINTER 2019 ❘ 18 2017 – 2018 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

New Year Sparks Renewed Commitment As we embark on the New Year, I can’t help but look back and reflect with gratitude on the great strides we’ve made at Walsh University over the past several months. It’s hard to believe that a year has already passed since we successfully concluded the We Believe Campaign. In that time, we celebrated the opening of the Marlene and Joe Toot Global Learning Center, the Consecration of the St. Teresa of Calcutta Chapel, opened the IBEW Labor Museum in North Canton, added 91 new scholarships and launched new academic programs among other accomplishments. All with the support of our generous donors and collaboration of the Walsh University community. The impetus behind all of our hard work has always been our students. With every endeavor, our focus remains on ensuring that all students, regardless of financial conditions, have access to the high-quality, values-based education at Walsh University. One of the best ways we can assist students on their journey is through scholarship support and a direct gift to the Walsh Fund. Time and again when I speak to our students, they convey to me that if it were not for their scholarship, they would not be able to complete their degree. With 98 percent of our students relying on some form of financial aid, we will continue to focus our efforts on ensuring that a Walsh University education is attainable for all who seek one. While the need for student scholarships will most likely never diminish, we continue to pursue new endeavors that enhance the Walsh University experience, extend our Catholic faith and ensure the legacy of our founding mission. These include the establishment of endowed chairs in each academic school, campus beautification projects, new technology, expanded research facilities and academic programming that is relevant and timely to industry needs. Planning is already underway for this April’s Day of Giving campaign and several new initiatives that will impact almost every facet of the University. We continue to move forward propelled by the blessing of support from our Walsh community, the alumni, Board of Directors, faculty, staff, students, and friends. On behalf of Walsh University, I wish you all a successful and prosperous 2019. ThankEric Belden, Vice President, Advancement You 19 ❘ Walsh Times WINTER 2019 HERITAGE SOCIETY

Members as of July 31, 2018 The Brother Thomas S. Farrell Heritage Society was established to recognize the permanent value of legacy gifts to Walsh University. This society is named after Walsh’s first president. Walsh honors alumni, friends, faculty and staff who have demonstrated outstanding commitment to our institution by choosing to benefit the University through planned giving. Planned gifts include gifts through wills, charitable trusts, gift annuities, life insurance, endowed scholarships or other estate planning arrangements. Following is a list of those visionaries who have made such provisions for the University.

Absolute Health Services, Inc. John ’69 & Marie Dowling Br. Jerry Lessard SPS Scholarship Christopher ’92 & Stacy Remark Bruce Altieri ’82 & Dr. Beth Myron † & Sandy Draper Committee Congressman James B. Renacci Marcinkoski ’82 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Dreussi † Brother Ted Letendre, FIC ’67 Paul Ruflin ’76 Brother Damian Antaya † Edward ’65 & Susan Duffy Sylvia Levie † Robert ’79 & Nancy Rupp Paul Arena † Edward P. & Jeannette Elum † Jonathan Lucilio ’93 Edward J. † & Jewel M. Sauser James V. & Velia Armogida † Mark ’66 & Mary Kay Endres William & Sharon Luntz Tom & Angela Schervish Aultman Hospital Foundation Eileen Fagan James & Debra Mahon Bill & Barb Schiltz † Dr. Jeffrey ’84 & Ramona Austen Lisa M. Farrens ’90 Edward, III ’66 & Louise Mahoney Frank & Jane Schirack † Thomas Bacinski ’69 Dale & Leora Fasnacht † Dr. Alan & Rae Mandel † The SEAL Group/Jeffrey Joliat Paul J. & Barbara A. ’99 Barnhart † Timothy ’67 & Marianne Fautsko Felix & Gerry Mansager † Mr. & Mrs. † George W. Seanor Rev. Dacian Barrette † Barbara Ford Rita Marchand Ruth W. Seeley † Mr. & Mrs. William H. Belden, Jr. Brother Robert A. Francoeur, FIC † Mrs. Herbert E. Markley † Dwight J. Shawk † Brother Henri Bernier, FIC † Joan L. Frank ’75 The Mastroianni Family Paul J. Sigmund Don & Ida Betzler † Albert & Kevin Frank Family † David Maynard ’86 Fred F. Silk † Benjamin ’00 & Michelle Patrick Gargoline, Ph.D Joseph X. McCarthy ’67 † Dr. M. Herman Sims (Kolessar) ’98 Biery Larry & Suzanne Gaye Charles A. McDonald ’88 Alan ’70 & Geralynn Smith Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Biery Neil & Marie Genshaft Georgia D. McWilliams ’82 Russell & Kathy Smith Costas & Kathleen Biris † Mr. & Mrs. Ray W. Gillman † William C.† & Jennifer Meier Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Marian Birk Mr. Keith Gloeckl ’72 Midwestern Industries, Inc. Brother Charles St. James † Brother Francis Blouin, FIC † Mrs. Elizabeth V. Goering † Estella Miller † Scholarship Committee Alexander Botsch 2011 Michael ’66 & Toni Granchi Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Molnar † Lawrence Staudt ’67 William † & Kathleen Brauchler Tom † & Theresa Hannon J.S.† & S.M. Muirhead-Gould Earl Stockert † Norman & Colleen Brault Brother Edward Harrison, FIC † Carl ’82 & Kimberly ’82 Musille Theodore, II & Marilyn Stults Brothers of Christian Instruction Robert Heffernan ’68 Thomas Needles ’81 and Family George N. Swallow † Michael ’80 & Ellen Bruin Mr. & Mrs. Steven ’85 Hendershot Joseph & Elsie † Niamtu Brother Marcel Sylvestre, FIC Mark & Carol Bump Clyde J. Henry, Jr. John & Kathleen Nichols Timken Employee Alumni Scholarship Gary & Linda Byers Mr. & Mrs. Timothy ’69 Himes Mark Nugent ’70 Committee Edward Cain & Henry Cain † Dr. Linton R. † & Betty Lou Honaker Robert Stephens O’Brien † & Betty Marlene Toot ’85 Helen E. Carr † Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Hoover † Winzeler O’Brien Charles & Nancy Tyburski Don ’72 and Paulette ’72 Caster Marjean Hull ’77 Mrs. Rita Palmer Osborne ’71 Kurt & Nancy Utterback Gaetano Mattioli Cecchini Richard ’67 & Theresa (Frank) ’74 Robert ’73 & Sue Pagano Brother Roland Vigeant, FIC † Lewis M. Cerreta † Jusseaume Brother Ernest R. Paquet, FIC Brother Roland Vigeant † Scholarship Larry C. Clark ’72 Mr. & Mrs. George A. Kallas † John ’71 & Saundra Peer Arlan C. Climes † Geoff & Amy Karcher/ Gerald & Rebecca Pellegrino Committee Donald R. & Pauline F. Colaner The Karcher Group James ’72 & Coral ’83 Pennetti Corinne E. Volkman † Richard Cordingly ’74 J. Sean Keenan ’64 Daniel † & Nancy Peters Carl & Lynn Young Daniel ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn) ’75 Harold † & Helen Kehoe Michael Petrecca ’82 & Heather Mr. & Mrs. John W. Waldman Cunningham Thomas Kiko Grant, MD Gerald & Judy Walsh William and Anna Jean Cushwa Edward ’71 & Cheryl ’69 Klekotka Kevin Pfau ’88 Walsh University Alumni Association Frank ’85 & Patricia D’Angelo Knights of Columbus Council 3777 John J. & Marquerite M. Phillips † Walsh University Residence Life Michael P. Darrah †/ Buckeye Bishop McFadden William C. & Dorothy A. Phillips † Mary A. Welden ’76 Sports Supply Gerald L. (Skip) Koff, Ph.D. † Michael ’05 & Jacqueline ’05 Polnik Fern & Ray Welling † Jacqueline DeGarmo ’74 Aurelia & Sam Krugliak † Dr. & Mrs. Howard Possner † The Edward & Ruth Wilkof † Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Deighton Anne Krynock † Brother Joseph Power, FIC † Marie Wilkof † Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Deuble Brother James LaCasse, FIC † Lisabeth Printz † Peter Wilson ’76 Gary & Rhonda Didado Brother Florian Lafreniere, FIC † Willlis ’64 & Katherine Rambo William K. & Lotte Wilson † Diocese of Youngstown Mr. John Latchic ’69 The Ramsburg Group Women’s Committee of Brother Conrad J. Dionne, FIC † Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lattavo Mark Ratti ’66 and Family Walsh University William Dodge ’76 Mr. & Mrs. William Lemmon Fred R. † & Joanne C. Reikowsky Harold E. Ziegler, Jr. † Deceased

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FOUNDERS SOCIETY Mark ’66 & Rita Ratti, Sr Mike ’77 & Julie Frank John Dragos ’68 $5,000+ RMTS LLC Jacqueline Gilchrist Dr Mike ’79 & Shari Dunphy Barnes & Noble College Bookstores Inc Jeffrey & Carol Rossi H P Products Inc Joanne Eggert ’88 Benjamin ’00 & Michelle E Jeffrey & Carol A Rossi Family Betty Lou Honaker John & Michele Ellinger (Kolessar) ’98 Biery Foundation Jane Williams Mahoney Donald & Carolyn Embree Dennis & Lynne Biery George Seanor Philanthropic Fund Mark ’66 & Mary Kay Endres Biery Family Foundation Inc Sisters of the Humility of Mary Ron ’71 & Cynthia Manse Melody Ennis ’77 Joseph & Dr Ann Caplea Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates John ’68 & Jill McCarty Mark Fearigo’90 Donald ’72 & Paulette ’72 Caster Standard Printing Co Chuck ’68 & Joyce McGrath Dennis ’66 & Joanne Fox Coca-Cola Refreshments Stark Community Foundation The Mitsui U.S.A. Foundation Donald & Rosanne Giarrana Community Foundation of the VASCO Fred & Virginia Olivieri Mario ’94 & Kimberly Mahoning Valley Walsh University Alumni Association Anthony Orahoske ’82 (Lockhart) ’98 Giganti Bill & Anna Jean Cushwa Mary Ann Welden ’76 Steve Orr ’88 Dr Brian & Joy Greenwell Dave ’69 & Trish ’69 Daube The Edward & Ruth Wilkof Foundation Jim ’72 & Coral (Sautters) ’83 Pennetti Steve Hendershot ’85 Diocese of Youngstown Women’s Committee of Walsh University Dr Mike & Sherrie Petrochuk Timothy † ’69 & Bonnie Himes Donate Well Carl & Lynn Young Dr Richard ’78 & Adelaide Reichert Robert & Monica Honaker Health Foundation of Greater Massillon Reichert Family Fund Ramona Hood ’12 Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co TOWER SOCIETY Mark Schiltz Chuck & Rosemarie Hoover The Hoover Foundation $2,500 – $4,999 Michael & Heather Schiltz Marjean (Shane) Hull ’77 AJ & Patricia Hyland Anonymous William and Barbara Schiltz Family Dr Robert ’82 & Judi (Sliman) ’84 Rich ’67 & Terie ’74 Jusseaume Dante Armogida Charitable Fund Humphries, Jr Thomas Kiko ’67 James V & Velia Armogida Ted & Marilyn Stults, II Dale & Peggy (Fanelli) ’76 Jakab Eric Kimble Charitable Fund Patricia Jeffcott ’76 Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY Edward ’71 & Cheryl ’69 Klekotka, Jr The Most Reverend Bishop Foundation $1,000 – $2,499 Thomas Kolp George V Murry, SJ Julia Belden Bruce ’82 & Dr Beth Kolp Development Corporation Terry & Joyce Nolan Crane Foundation INC (Marcinkoski) ’82 Altieri Theodore Kruse, III ’99 Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges John ’69 & Marie Dowling Susan Appleby ’75 William Lemmon Fred Olivieri Construction Co Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dr Jeffrey ’84 & Ramona Austen David LesStrang & Elaine Dalpiaz ’84 Denise Balsley Lt Col Martin Levendusky ’69 Thomas Barbush, MD ’82 The Honorable Sara E Lioi Dennis ’70 & Susan Bauernschub Gene & Sally Little Bradley & Elizabeth Beach Richard Livery ’67 Bob & Kathleen Belden The Honorable Richard Loftus William & Karen Belden, Jr Rory & Mary Lubic Belden Brick Company Charitable Trust Greg & Janet Luntz William H & Jeanne G Belden Charles McDonald ’88 Philanthropic Fund John & Pamela (Harrison) ’74 McManus Black, McCuskey, Souers & Arbaugh Harry & Anne Mestel Foundation Nadine Bognar† Scott Levey & Carol Miller ’93 Rev Bernard Bonnot Jo Ann Musgrave ’88 Kathleen Brauchler John & Kathleen Nichols Dr David & Gretchen Brobeck Northstar Asphalt Inc Gary & Shelley Brown Mark ’70 & Constance Nugent Bruner-Cox LLP Mike ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien Rev Thomas Cebula Dr Doug & Catherine Palmer Larry Clark ’72 Gerald & Rebecca Pellegrino Rev Msgr James A Clarke The Pellegrino Co Kwami Adoboe-Herrera ’19 Jeff & Mary ’14 Cook Nancy Peters Education - Intervention Specialist Mild/Moderate/Intensive Dr Britt & Heather Cooper Richard Pratt ’65 Peter & Angela Cromly Ron & Teresa ’15 Reolfi “I wouldn’t be at Walsh if not for the contributions Dan ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn) ’75 Alfonso ’76 & Maria Revollo Cunningham Genevieve Riegler to my education from donors. As a first generation Dr Surendra & Nandita ’96 Dash Dr Mark & Jessica ’02 Rogers college student I want to set an example for Raymond Davis ’15 Jeffry Rogers Ronald & Barbara Dees Martin Ross my brothers and sisters in Lomé, Togo. I am very Nicholas † & Jeannie DeFazio Paul ’76 & Susan Ruflin thankful for all the donors who have helped, and Tony ’89 & Rebecca DeGirolamo Dale Ruther ’81 Roger ’65 & Patricia DeVille Jeffrey Sarbaugh ’87 continue to care for me. ” RL DeVille Enterprises Ltd Gregory ’71 & Mary Sbaraglia Michael DiPietro ’65 Pete Schaeffer ’73 Michael Douglas ’88 Bob ’74 & Melissa Shearer

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Shearer’s Foods, Inc. David Lim ’84 Robert Siferd & Dr Nancy Blackford James Holderbaum Catherine Shew ’79 Bob Lucas Doug & Joleen Blacksten Robert & Rachel ’04 Hosler Al ’70 & Geralynn Smith Brian & Laurel Lusk Ralph Bloom, IV ’00 Larry ’72 & Clarice Hug Dr Cindy Staudt Amy Malaska Drs Larry & Penny ’83 Bove Dr Gary & Cynthia Jacobs Ted & Linda Swaldo Dan ’69 & Suzette Matthews Margaret (Bagley) Bradshaw ’85 Jim & Annette Jerkofsky Daniel & Dr Julie Szendrey Edward McAuley Skylar Branstool ’10 David & Christina Keller Truist Bob ’70 & Jan ’71 McCarthy, Sr Mike ’84 & Teresa ’83 Brately Kempthorn Motors Inc Chuck & Nancy Tyburski Todd McCaulley Gene ’67 & Joanne ’70 Bressi David Kinkema Luke ’07 & Christina Vincer Matthew McLain ’12 Mike ’80 & Ellen Bruin Garrett ’09 & Duyen Kirkpatrick Dr Darlene Walro Larry & Patricia Merriman Joshua Bullock ’11 Thomas Kirkpatrick ’80 Walsh University Department of Christine Milcetich ’88 Keith Burns Steven & Judy Kreye Residence Life Marc Miller ’11 & Elle Heeg-Miller Dan ’92 & Kathy Buttermore Richard Lang ’64 Ronald Ward, Jr ’88 Patricia Miller Canton Chair Rental Chris & Holley (Proehl) ’96 Langenfeld Ted Watko ’89 Morgan Stanley Cynthia Capitena ’84 David Lategano ’71 Howard Wenger Drs Randall & Carole Mount John Carney David Anderson ’87 & Wenger Excavating Inc Carl ’82 & Kim (Kauslick) ’82 Musille Timothy ’94 & Jennifer Dr Michelle Lenarz Peter Wilson ’76 Diana Mustacchio ’99 (Roche) ’96 Carney Ron & Barbara Lisko Dr Andy ’78 & Deborah Zarick O.M.E.M., LLC Catholic Diocese of Columbus Anne Macek ’74 William Ziegler Mike ’90 & Dawn (Connor) ’91 O’Brien Miguel ’04 & Kristen ’05 Chavez Vincent Maculaitis ’93 The Herbert C Ziegler Foundation Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union Ron ’78 & Diane Chessler Annette Makstela Jacqui M Oprean ’05 Pat Crum Timothy & Holly Maloney, Sr ABBOTS’ SOCIETY Thomas Paumier, DDS Robert Daily ’72 Maloney Holdings, LLC $500 – $999 Thomas & Sharon Petit Ben ’09 & Kate (Carlson) ’09 Daleiden Christopher Manfull ’96 American Electric Power Chris & Lynn Ramsburg Louis & Laura Darrow Michael ’72 & Judith ’72 McCann Suzanne ’12 & Gwenn ’12 Ramsburg Insurance Agency Inc Robert Dasco ’67 James McCoy ’78 Bamer-Flynn Edward & Theresa Roth, III Mary (Barnabi) Datsko ’82 Larry & Dr Edna McCulloh The Benevity Community Impact Fund William Schellhase, II ’76 Ronald & Kathy ’08 Davis Tim ’81 & Cindy ’83 Mead Brad & Sharon Black Scott Schulick Debbie DeChellis-Ducey ’95 David & Dolores Meier Scott Bossart ’08 Albert & Alma Schumann Andrea DiNinno ’09 Mens Club of Little Flower Church Alex Botsch ’11 Michael Sikora ’87 Edward Donahue Anthony Miozzi ’04 Marc Boyer ’73 Sikora & Associates, LTD Michael Dougherty ’11 Dr Jacqueline Mumford Maureen Cafferkey ’82 Alexander & Meredith ’06 Soduk William & Joan Downey Bob & Terrie (Sauvain) ’87 Muniza Thomas & Kimberly Cecconi Lawrence Staudt ’67 William Eaglowski Virginia Neutzling ’83 Michael Cinson ’05 Joseph Straka Dr Terry Echols North Canton Tool Co Gregory Clements ’04 Brian & Julie Strohm Robert Eicher, Jr ’87 Dr Marino & Roselie Ong Commencement Flowers Inc Michael Stull ’05 John & Marcella Emmons Vicki Oyer ’80 Jonathan ’88 & Kay Cooks Dr Pete Tandler Paul ’73 & Patricia (Marton) ’75 Paragraphics Inc Dr Al ’75 & Barbara Digianantonio Dave ’85 & Jennifer ’85 Thomas Ernenwein Dwayne & Connie ’93 Pawley Jonathan ’12 & Allison (Rohlf) ’11 Esber The Timken Charitable & Educational John Erwin, Jr ’71 Leonard Payton & Tiffany Marc & Alexis Fiorentino Fund Inc Matching Gift Program Joe ’65 & Rosette Ezzie Kinnard-Payton ’06 Vivian Floom ’71 Joseph Tomlinson ’99 Timm Fautsko ’67 & Dr Marianne Rebecca Perez Teresa Fox Dr Adam ’00 & Eileen Underwood O’Carroll Jason Pettigrew Greg ’85 & Laura Frank Steven ’10 & Natalie David ’01 & Erina ’01 Ford, II William Pietragallo Jarred Gable ’13 (Atwood) ’18 Weigand Robert ’67 & Mary Fowles Dane & Ann Poeske John Gecik John & Joan Werren Frank Gant ’00 Paul Racz ’70 Valerie Giarrana ’08 Kurt Whitesel ’83 Dolores Garcia ’88 Rolando & Jackie ’88 Ramirez Dr Thomas & Gretchen Graham Derrick Wyman ’06 & Angela D’Orazio Dr Karen Gehrling John ’02 & Conni Ramsey Hairstream HQ LLC Larry Gessner, DDS ’76 Gregory Rhodes ’72 Lynn & Cheryl Hamilton FRIARS’ SOCIETY Larry J Gessner DDS Ron Rodak Robert ’69 & Paula ’70 Hare, Jr $250 – $499 Guy Giamporcaro ’72 John ’69 & Nancy Rohr Catherine Heitger Dr Ralph & Susan Adames Vincent Giordano ’67 Susan (Gibel) Rohr ’93 Heitger Funeral Service Inc Carolyn Adelman Nichole Grambo ’02 Jewel Sauser Edward ’18 & Elizabeth Dr Nezam Al-Nsair & Dr Nisreen Nusair Rebecca Gulling ’73 Mark Scaia ’69 (Beresh) ’96 Hendricks ASAP Ronald ’72 & Agnes Harbert Jack & Cheryl ’13 Schafer Joan Houck ’75 Cornelius & Christine ’89 Baasten Dave ’70 & Sue ’70 Harding John ’05 & Donna Schissler Donald ’75 & Jane ’75 Impagliozza Stan & Christine Barnes Bruce Hartong ’73 Francis Schlueter ’72 John ’07 & Christine Kellamis Chad Bauman ’09 Clyde J Henry, Jr Susan Schmader ’71 Jonathan & Jennifer Steven & Dr Lisa ’88 Baylor Craig Henzel, DDS ’94 Steve & Dori Schroeder (Weisend) ’99 Kessel Diane Belanger ’77 Dr Seth Hepner Mary Schroth, DVM ’76 Knights of Columbus: Council 5582 Eric & Cathie Belden Robert Heurich, Jr ’70 James & Angela ’85 Smith William Kraut Donald & Carmela Bendetta Dr Donald ’76 & Janet ’76 Hickey Chase ’07 & Kristen (Cady) ’07 Senk Marijane Leonard ’88 Roland Biggerstaff Laura Hipp ’80 Eleanor Shoenfelt ’88

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David Siciliano ’83 Mike Bruin ’15 Mary Fill ’02 Barbara Hooker ’68 Jeannie Smyth Dr Lisa (Dotterweich) Bryan ’00 Joseph ’07 & Angela (Nord) ’08 Filous James Houck, Jr ’65 Dr Michael & Erica (Joliat) ’97 Soehnlen Brian Budd ’04 Kevin & Nicole (Jusseaume) ’05 Robert ’07 & Marie Houston Joe & Carolyn Soehnlen Thomas Burg ’93 Finefrock Timothy ’10 & Kayla Hromada Galen Stiverson ’83 Ernest & Shirley Burger Lawrence & Joan Finefrock Kenneth Hudak, DDS ’86 Ryan Sweet ’98 Ray & Elaine Burger Janice Fitz Wendi (Schrock) Hudson ’94 Ryan ’12 & Sarah (Richards) ’09 Trescott Steve & Julie Buzzi Roger & Patricia Flanagan James Hunter ’66 Doug & Cheryl Vaclav Estelle Byelene ’14 Donald ’04 & Janis Fleming Tyler ’10 & Danielle (Didado) ’12 Hysell John & Judith Vaught, Sr Chad Campbell ’08 Dennis Flynn, MD ’78 Ryan Indorf ’08 Dr Joseph Wayand Eugene & Elaine Candea Alan Fodor ’74 Kenneth & Merrilee Jacobson Sandra Wearstler ’75 Marilee Capeta ’88 Philip Forshey ’91 Michael Jakupca Wells Fargo Community Support Cardinal Health Foundation Inc Jacquelyn France David Janusek ’98 Campaign Carl’s Commercial Repair Service, LLC Fred ’71 & Mary Jo ’74 Francis Nolen Jatich ’91 George Williams DDS Reginald Carter ’70 Joe & Jessie Frank Gary & Frances ’88 Jervis Scott ’14 & Allison ’12 Chamberland John ’78 & Mary Frank Sherry Johanning ’76 WALSH SOCIETY Sandy Ciraci ’77 Michael & Denise Frantz Thomas Johnson ’71 $100 – $249 Lucia Cirese ’91 Ann Franzen ’70 Eldon Jones ’77 A & B Tent Rental Inc Erin Clark ’12 Carol (Filkill) Frazee ’87 Mike Kamionka ’74 Thomas Abbuhl ’13 Paul & Connie Clark Miles ’09 & Beth Free Dr John Kandl ACE Hardware Co of Rome Tony & Shirley Clark William Fry, Jr ’87 George Kelly William & Shirley Allen Cleveland Equine Clinic LLC Dennis & Cheryl Fulmer Mark Kelly ’09 Galen Alpeter ’80 Andy Clyde ’83 Scott Gabelt Christina Kerchner Ambulance Associates Inc Joan Cogan ’82 Joseph Galimi ’70 Alan Kidder ’70 Karen Anderson ’77 COLORBLENDS Ronald Gambino ’86 Kevin Kime ’03 Rebecca Arter ’05 Patrick Conley ’09 Robert & Linda Ganser James † & Charlene King William & Marilyn ’70 Austin Brent Conner ’98 Mike Garcar ’14 Robert & Rebecca Kintz Stephan Babik ’02 Dr Will Cooley James ’70 & Carolyn Gardinier Aron Kitzmiller ’10 Dr James ’77 & Sharon ’77 Baker Victoria Cooper Mark Gaughan ’09 Kade Klick ’07 Gerald † & Patricia Baker Anthony Cordillo ’71 William & Maryann ’72 Gaynor Myron Klimkowicz ’70 Dr Linda Barclay ’90 Jon Coventry ’04 Thomas ’92 & Rebecca ’91 Gerity, Jr Jonathan Koral ’11 Maggie Barrett ’12 Colleen Crosby ’84 Richard † & Susan Gessner Harry Kozma, Jr ’70 BASF Corporation Richard Dalsky ’76 David & Lori Geyer Joanne Kramer John Belden Ronald D’Amore ’68 Dennis Giacomino ’71 Richard & Leslie Kress Jim Bell ’09 Kathryn (Wardle) Davala ’88 Dr Gary & Grace Giammarco Christine Kruman Benefit Related Services Lucy DeComo Joseph ’09 & Halle (Waters) ’09 Gibson David Kuceyeski ’95 Michael & Annette (Smeltzer) ’98 Bernard David Beasley & Jackie DeGarmo ’74 Deborah Gill ’10 Paul Kuczkowski ’98 Lawrence Bernier ’64 Bob ’73 & Janie Dehn Jeffrey & Joan Gillis Diane Kushnar, DO ’76 Richard Besancon Joseph ’88 & Sherri Gorski Painting Roger ’69 & Sue Ellen Lacroix Joseph & Tami ’14 Betro (Schaefer) ’90 Deighton Jeffrey Graffice ’94 J Scott Kettler ’72 & Pamela Lagodich Bob ’83 & Jeanne Bickett Paul ’65 & Diane DelPiano Mike ’66 & Toni Granchi Scot & Dr Ute Lahaie John Biedenbach Norm & Judy Detrick Dan & Rosemary Grassbaugh Chad Lahna ’05 & Corie Addy Mark Biscan ’94 Kevin ’18 & Audra ’09 Dice Patricia Griffiths ’75 Allen Langjahr ’81 Rev Thomas Bishop James Dietrich ’69 Thomas & Patricia Grisez John Latchic ’69 Donald & Eva Black Michael & Rose Marie DiGildo ’90 Jennifer Grossman ’06 Edward & Meg ’87 Laubacher William P Blair, Esq Georgia DiPietro Jim & Rita Grosso KC ’78 & Laura Laubacher Thaine & Kathleen Boldon Dr Robert & Patty DiSimone Helen Guo ’89 David Lavine Lisa Bole ’97 Dr Megan Donaldson Dr Rachel Hammel James Leahy ’93 Chris Bolus ’66 Ken Douglas Jim & Irene Hammontree Robert ’96 & Lia (Moore) ’94 Leahy, II Mark Bonsignore ’76 Jeffrey ’10 & Jennifer Drlik James & Susan Hardwick Mary Kim Lembach ’73 Donald & Margaret Boron Duke Energy Foundation Lora (Eaglowski) Harley ’97 John Levitt ’94 Frank ’85 & Michele ’87 Boscarillo Nancy Duncan John & Christine Harwick Bobby ’18 & Katie Lewis Bruce & Susan Bowman Chris ’97 & Janet Eagon Amy Hassen William & Gail Lewis Jeanne Bowman ’75 Joseph ’70 & Carole ’70 Eaton The Honorable Taryn L Heath Steven Ling ’90 Stephen Bozzer ’70 Norma Elsaesser Terri Heffelfinger ’98 Jennifer Loudiana Brad’s Carpet Cleaning Ernst & Young Foundation Sammy & Anna Hensley John Lovett, Sr ’71 Gary Brahler ’73 John Ertle Daniel ’02 & Chelsea Herbert Karen Loy Thomas Brately ’74 Mark ’83 & Joellen ’83 Esber Hertel Painting & Decorating Robert Luke ’94 & Laura Ianni ’91 Daniel Braun ’68 Lori Fantin ’07 Charles & Stacy Hilterbrand Bill & Sharon Luntz Velma Bridges ’89 Fastrak Sports, LLC Amy (Weber) Hilton ’88 Beth Malaska Thomas Brinza ’77 John & Cynthia Favilla Stephanie Hochstedler Maloney & Novotny LLC Nancy Brown Rev Donald Feicht Karen Hodge Michael ’13 & Kim (Smith) ’12 Mann Stephanie Brown ’92 Dr Peter & Debra Ferguson Stephen Hoeprich ’98 Roger & Kathleen Mann

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Fr Pat Manning Margaret Peters Ronald & Jane Sibila Gene & Susan Tournoux Joe ’68 & Patricia Marcoaldi Mary Jo Petrilli ’88 Dr Guillermo & Emilia Sicard Thomas ’69 & Barbara ’70 Trbovich Melissa (Mallonn) Marconi ’86 Larry Pettry ’87 Dr M Herman Sims William Trogus, Jr ’70 Mark Service Esber Ltd John Philippi ’89 George & Andrea Singarella A James Tsangeos, Esq ’82 Sally Marrell ’91 Russell Phillips, Jr ’84 Elizabeth Sirgo ’01 Richard ’67 & Ellen Tucker Gary & Pamela Martzolf Julie Piccione-Beach ’75 Sisters of St Joseph of St Mark Roland & Collette Turcotte Armand & Helen Masse Pete Pohl ’11 Derek Sivy ’91 Scott Turner ’93 Massillon Cable TV Inc Michael Polilli ’65 Greg & Judith ’85 Smith Kent & Nora ’84 Valin Janet Matelski-Smith ’09 Dr Lewis Porter Ty Smith ’03 John Vallosio William ’71 & Giovanna ’71 May Beth Doerge Powers ’76 The J M Smucker Company Arthur ’83 & Barbara ’83 Varga Matthew & Andrea McCaffrey Prime Refrigeration Co Harlene Smuckler Michael Vaughn ’14 Timothy McElhone ’76 Joan Pugnale ’10 Joe & Kris Sokol Richard ’70 & Susan ’70 Venuto Jean McFarren ’89 Thomas & Jane ’89 Pukys Dr Michelle Spain Jim ’86 & Laura Vertolli Steven & Lynda McGinnis D Neil Putnam ’76 John & Cheri Spitzer Stacey Wagstaff ’09 Kristen McKibben ’12 The Quality Castings Company Rebecca Stallman ’86 John & A Waldorf Amanda (McClung) McWilliams ’03 Richard ’86 & Cheryl ’88 Raimondo Paula Stanley ’13 Jim Wallace ’84 John & Mary Menches Michael Rainieri ’73 Ben Staudt ’06 & Rebecca Coneglio ’03 Dr Donald & Megan Wallenfang The Merck Company Foundation Gary ’68 & Mildred Ranalli Harland Stebbins, III ’93 Duston Walter ’10 Mark & Dr Kim Metz Gregory & Diane Ray Bernie Strausbaugh ’09 Darren ’97 & Molly (Klosterman) ’99 Ware Kelly Mezurek Pat ’97 & Nancy Read Michael & Christine Streb Ed Warner ’64 Holly Michel ’88 Mark ’73 & Louise ’75 Reda Bill & Niki Strohmenger Dan Waters Greg Miller ’07 Michael Reed ’87 Sweeper Mart William Waters Jean (Hackel) Miller ’84 David & Ann Renkert Michael & Barbara Sylvester Dennis & Marilyn ’84 Weaver Mary Ellen Miller ’75 Rody Reno, II ’00 Drs Michael & Julie Thomas Ivan & Donna Weber Rita Miller Rhoda Wise Shrine, Inc. Thomas Thomas ’69 James ’78 & Denise ’83 Weber, Jr Steven Miller Anthony Rich ’07 Thomas & Associates, DDS, Inc Michael Wehring Les & Mindi Mitson Kenneth ’89 & Katherine ’92 Richards Joseph & Marlene ’85 Toot Linda Wells ’83 David Monnot ’64 Dr Cheryl Riegger-Krugh Dr Joe & Catherine Torma Ken Weschke, Jr ’91 Jay Moody ’91 David Riley ’00 Michael Tornow ’94 Dr Leslie Whetstine Glenn ’77 & Kathleen Moore Anthony Rinaldi ’92 Steve & Becky Moore Kathy Robertson Britton & Francie ’01 Morrow Todd Rock ’84 John ’08 & Karen Morvay Joseph ’12 & Abigail (Kendle) ’13 Roof Morvay Insurance Group LLC Brad ’78 & Eva Roshong Dr Leigh Murray Marion Rossi Bill & Sue ’81 Myers Michael Rosso ’64 John ’95 & Deborah Chuck ’71 & Pat ’87 Ruflin (Santiago) ’95 Myers, II Andrew & Olivia (Gruber) ’12 Rush Andrew ’92 & Julie ’92 Nagel Hud & Marie Rutter John Namey ’72 Gregory Ryan ’76 James & Bernadine Neal Ronald Saas ’65 Neil’s Shirt Shop Alan Sacco ’77 Network For Good Lois Sama Dr Richard & Sheree (Parrot) ’92 Niece Mark & Cindy Samolczyk Henry Niezgoda, Jr ’71 Lee & Carol ’70 Sattelmeyer Nilodor, Inc Larry Schaffner ’76 Rev Edward Noga David & Christine Scheetz Christopher Norris ’08 Scheetz Building Corporation Edward & Laura Novak Mary Schlather ’83 Treasure Byrge ’19 John O’Connor, Jr ’73 Andy ’10 & Tara Schon Psychology William Oehlenschlager, MD ’85 Bruce & Maria Schorsten Stephen Orlosky ’08 David Schrade “I want to extend my sincere gratitude to the Janet Orth ’72 Dr John & Ann ’94 Schuster donors who have helped to support my Lisa (Farrens) Oshanski ’90 Tracy Schwab, PhD ’89 educational journey. Scholarships have helped Andrea Pannell George & Patricia Seanor, Jr Frank Papa Katie Dodds ’15 me to break barriers that I would have never John & Cheryl ’71 Paskowitz Joseph & Norma Seich envisioned for myself; such as studying abroad in Jeffrey ’93 & Lisa (Beck) ’94 Paul Seifert’s Flower Mill Rome, Italy, and being the first person in my Robert & Mary Jo Paul Jerry & Reyna Shardo family to graduate from college.” Peoples Services Inc Robert Sherlock, Jr ’83 Delene Perley William Shifflette, Jr ’70 Al & Lori Perry Donald & Donna Shumay

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Ryan Whiteleather ’11 Bryan ’04 & Becky Paul Blohm Suzanne Chapanar-Colby ’90 Bryan ’92 & Pamela Whittaker (Wasserman) ’06 Badar Ann Blowers ’16 Brooke (Fletcher) Charek ’04 Fr Edward Wieczorek Anthony & Janet Bailey Mary Blumer PJ ’11 & Bethany ’08 Chavez William & Denise Williams Gary & Jill ’07 Bair Kurtis ’03 & Maggie Mary Choma ’87 Dr Edward & Marilyn Wilt Jack Baker (Muennich) ’02 Bockoven Joan Christian Brad & Jo-Ann Winkleman ’77 Richard & Janice Baker Mike ’87 & Stephanie (Haig) ’94 Bole John & Susan Cihon Darrell ’83 & Jacalyn (Weibl) ’85 Woods Marc & Sandy Barnett Charles & Donna Bonvissuto Victor & Kristin Cirocco Christopher ’00 & Erica Gene Barnhart LuAnn Boris Margaret Cirone (Hahn) ’00 Wright Bruce Barth ’68 Marilyn Borzy ’95 Jean Clark ’00 Kathy Yaros ’14 Bryant ’90 & Rose ’87 Bartolone August & Susan Botsch Dr Jennifer Clevinger Mark & Jo-May Yoder Robert & Lucinda Beals Greg & Tammy ’98 Boudreaux Chip Clupper ’11 Timothy Yost ’79 Elizabeth Beaver William & Jeanne Bourdon Charles Collier ’71 Michael & Michelle Young Patricia Begue ’93 Stacy Boyles ’04 Christine Collier ’92 John ’06 & Linda Zakel, Jr Daniel Belden, Jr John Brannen Ronald ’83 & Melissa Contini, Jr Jack Ziegler Diane Belfiglio Jill Bresnahan ’17 Juan Contreras Christian Zwick ’14 Donald Bell Gary Bresson Kenneth Cooper Robert & June Benner Rose Bresson Corning Incorporated Foundation FRIEND Keith & Barbara Bennett Colin & Kristin ’15 Brimfield Tyler Cosma ’14 Kathryn Adams Rebecca Bentzel Bonnie Brinkley ’83 Andrew Coutts ’07 Charles Ady Bob ’70 & Linda (Smith) ’91 Berens Ralph Broadwater ’18 Robert Cozens ’73 Dr Krishna & Usha Agarwala Richard † & Carmie Bernard Ken & Kathy Bronikowski Joyce Craddock Jacqueline Agnello ’98 Traci Berry, Esq ’91 Hannah Broniszewski Fred ’77 & Loretta ’78 Craig, II Matthew Akers Ali Bertin ’17 Doris Brown Robert & Loretta ’17 Creager Megan Allen Mary Bilick ’81 Katherine Brown Richard & Marilyn Croasdaile, Jr Joseph & Karen Almasy Rosalie Bissler ’93 Shane Brown Edward Czubek, Jr ’71 Rick ’84 & Eva Almasy Kyle Bittner Kerry & Kathy Brugger Emily Czup ’18 Cheyene Andrews ’02 Christopher Bivins ’12 Rita Brumbaugh Patricia (Kalonick) Dailey ’85 Thomas Aragno ’71 John ’71 & Sue Blackstone Victoria Brunenmeister ’09 Ann Ford ’04 Franklin Bachman ’18 Jeanne Blaes Dr Kai & Dawn Brunkalla James & Cindy Daugherty Carolyn Buck ’89 Audrey Davis Mary Bucklew ’70 Bill & Julie Davis John & Angie Buckner Danielle Davis ’17 Raymond & Betsy Bules Dr William & Cristina Davis Lisa Burke Rob & Tammie ’92 Davis John & Esther Burkett Ronald DeBarr ’99 Nadine (Murray) Burns ’91 Bea Debney Stephanie (Lane) Burris ’95 Eugene & Mary DeChellis Constance Butera ’79 Thomas & Bev ’80 DeHaven Craig & Stephanie Cady The Delta Air Lines Foundation Patricia Cameron ’74 Michael & Zana Demchak Brandy Campbell Marilyn Demetro ’98 Jeffrey & Denise Campbell Don ’81 & Shelley ’82 Detore Kristi Campbell Stephen Deuble Patricia Campbell ’76 Carmie DeVito Sarah Campbell ’13 Brendan & Sue Dick Katherine Caniglia ’01 Christine DiCola ’99 Bruce & Patricia ’89 Canning Caleb ’15 & Stephani (Trescott) ’11 Dille Canton Wholesale Floral Inc Robert Dion ’71 Noah Drlik ’21 Martha Capeta ’86 Jon & Martha Dixon Accounting Aaron & Anna ’12 Carey Art ’91 & Wendy ’92 Dobbins Robert & Joyce Carr Gloria Dodge The scholarships will help me continue my Tanya Carson Bonny Dominguez ’67 Lucila Casabar, MD Marcurio & Mary Ann D’Orazio Catholic education at Walsh University. I am James & Jane Casey Ronald W Dougherty, Esq truly thankful for the generous donors of Walsh David & Jacqueline Cassel Victor & Darlene Drenta Gary & Cheryl Casserlie Dianna Duckett ’90 University who believe in us students. I hope to Ron Catalano ’64 Michael & Linda ’89 Dull be a Walsh donor one day, and change the Cedar One Realty Dumonts Sporting Goods Inc lives of future students. Alan Ceepo Dominic & Jean Dundee Tia Cernava ’18 Patrick ’88 & Nikki Dunphy Samuel Cerreta ’08 Angela Duraine ’18 Pleas Chambers, III ’99 Lisa Earle ’09

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Michael & Eileen Edwards Dr David ’71 & Katherine Graham Diana Johnson ’13 Damaris Long ’85 Anita Ehmer ’85 Mr Gray Gray Dr Eugenia Johnson-Whitt Michael Long Abby Eisenbrei ’14 John ’92 & Ella † Green Jr Edgar ’70 & Betty Lou Jones Julia Longstreth Benjamin & Michelle (Novotny) ’09 Elias Cynthia Griffith Phil & Ann Jones Anthony & Amy Losasso John Emmons ’03 David ’99 & Patricia (Osborne) ’99 Grimm Rachel Jones ’18 Marcia Lover ’86 Jeff & Julia Emrick Robert & Mary Grimm Michael Jundi Nancy Ludwick ’07 Kathleen Engel ’75 Dean ’80 & Darla ’85 Grindley Dorothy Kandel Lisa Lutz John Enos, III ’70 Stewart Gruey ’12 Joseph & Diane Karoleski Tim & Renee Lyon Marcie (Zuber) Erickson ’13 Darryl Gulling ’89 Reta Kechkes ’91 John & Ann Macabobby Joseph Ertle ’72 Tammy Guseman ’11 Rick & Mary Jo Keller Dr Michael & Karen Mackan Hank Escola Jerry & Melanie Haddad Diane Kelly Patrick Mackie ’07 Willard & Ramona Evans Don & Dorothy Hager Don ’95 & Wendy Kernell Lisa Madaffer David & Penni Ewing Nicole Hagy ’07 Patrick & Kimberly King Don & Mary Ann Malleske Timothy & Catherine Faherty Allen & Connie Hahn Thomas Kingsbury ’03 Gina Malleske ’10 Mary Jane Fahrney ’73 Michael & Ann Haines Jim & Karen Kipfstuhl Michael ’03 & Megan (Schleimer) ’03 Elizabeth Farey Case Hall ’03 Monica Klein ’86 Maloney, Jr William Fava ’72 William & Genny ’90 Hallas Cheryl (Devine) Klima ’77 Jeffery & Laura Lee Mann Joan Fedak ’99 Marci Hane Lowell & Jan Knight Paul & Mary Manuszak Joseph ’81 & Ruth Feesler Therese Harmon ’91 Matthew ’94 & Darci (Daniels) ’95 Ronald & Elizabeth Mapp Walli Feiler Alexandra Harpster ’93 Knight James & Tina Marcus Norma Feim Penny Harris ’73 Michele Knis ’74 Kenneth & Betty Marko Robert Feller ’70 Richard Harrison ’68 Jason Kolbl ’03 Raquel Marroquin Bolanos ’18 Elaine Ferguson ’87 Kathryn Hawk ’83 Bob Kolopus Manuel & Judy ’84 Martinez Michael & Judy (Eckroate) ’87 Fete Louise Headley ’95 Rev Msgr James Kolp Patricia (Menapace) Marzec ’80 John Feucht ’11 Thomas Heidy ’10 Mike ’03 & Amanda Koluch Michael Mascioli ’65 Lucy (Shaheen) Figg ’94 Scott & Joni Hendricks Arina Kornilieva ’97 Massillon Window Cleaning Co Inc Dale & Laura Filous Sue Heppner ’73 Sarah (Moss) ’98 Kouri Frances Mastroine ’92 Kathleen Fisher ’79 John Herman ’71 William & Carol Koltek Kevin & Christy Matuska David Flack ’79 Stacie Herman Timothy Krantz ’77 Leonard Matz ’72 Chris Fletcher ’06 John & Judy Herold Martin Kraynik ’72 Mark ’83 & Vicki ’86 Mazzaferri Judith Forsythe ’92 Dr Tracey Herstich ’16 Daniel ’68 & Betty Kress Nicholas & Jill ’71 Mazzocca Bobbie Fortney ’09 Beth Hill ’83 Holly Krills Tim & Penny McBride Bob & Susan Foss Megan Hill Kevin & Suzanne ’90 Krippel Bradley & Dr Christine McCallum Todd Frattura ’92 Tim & Sandy Himebaugh Stephen ’88 & Heather ’89 Kruk Richard ’98 & Rosaria Valerie Frear ’85 Christopher Himmelman ’18 Michael & Renee Kunkler (Rinaldi) ’97 McCarthy Dr Tom & Denise Freeland Elizabeth Hoffman ’17 Kathleen (Schleicher) Kurtz ’11 Thomas & Eileen McCarthy Tracy Freeman ’10 Joanne Hoffman ’17 Barbara Kuska ’94 William McCarty ’66 Vanessa Freiman Thomas Hollingbaugh ’82 Norm ’69 & Ellen ’83 Kutz Kent McClelland ’82 Deborah Freudeman ’85 Andrea Hollinger ’12 Kassandra Kuzma ’15 Dorothy McCort ’85 Joseph & Joyce Friedman Dolores Hollingsworth ’84 Wayne & Carol Kyhos Jeffrey & Margie McDonald Dr Richard & Patricia Fuller Duane Holly William & Suzanne Lambert Ashley (Morris) McGrain ’11 Nancy Gaffga John Hornyak ’86 Lamiell Funeral Home, Inc Audra (Kline) McGregor ’07 Michael & Lynnette Gallina Matt Horrisberger ’17 Herb Lang Scott & Amanda (Perlaky) ’12 Tara Gallupe ’14 Scott & Norma Hover Jarod ’03 & Jacie Latch McGregor Carol Gannon Robert & Lori Howerton, Jr. Gordon Laubert ’75 Rev James McKarns Ronald Garmey ’64 William Hufler ’64 Linda Lawrence Chris McKeon ’00 Helen Garofalo Susan (Henrich) Hug ’80 Erin (Poponak) Lee ’06 Frank & Bobbi McKnight Joseph & Debbie Garofalo Lisa Hull ’89 Bob & Donna Leibensperger Larry & Lucy ’86 McNutt Bonnie Gathergood ’73 Robert ’93 & Rita (Morris) ’93 Hunter, Jr Robert Lengyel ’67 Jane Medkeff ’81 GE Foundation David Hursh, Sr Joseph Lenkay ’89 Mary Menegay ’02 Joan Gecina ’70 Hursh Builders Supply Co John & Lisa Lenz Richard & Leila Mercorelli Linda Geier ’86 Jamie & Katie ’08 Hutchison Linda Lenz ’10 Sallie Messerly ’03 Renee Genetin ’13 Karen Hutnick John & Renee (Kipfstuhl) ’88 Lesko Janice Meyer Nina Giaccio-Walsh ’89 Randy & Jill Hutsell Barbara Lewis ’95 Dennis Michel ’69 Dr Mary Giffin Alison Imbrogno ’14 Damon Lewis ’10 Sean & Sarah Milhoan Alycia Gilger ’18 Mark Innes ’12 Fredrick Lewis Angie Miller James ’71 & Carol ’74 Gillis Charles Innis & Dolores Maggiore Innis Thomas Lindberg, Jr ’64 Mary Miller ’88 Amy Gilmore ’18 Joshua Ippolito ’17 Kathy Lineweaver ’89 Michael Miller ’67 Daniel & Laurie Gilmore Mary Ann Iveson ’87 Kaylyn Liossis Pamela (Foster) Miller ’87 Michelle Gorrell Mackenzie Jeffery Rachel Littleton Meghan Mills ’09 Earl & Carol ’07 Goss, Jr Michael Paul Jenkins ’12 Jason Lockwood ’13 Shaun & Rebecca ’09 Mima Edna Gottsman ’87 Jill Johanning ’95 Richard & Christine ’93 Lones Alyssa (Arciello) Mitchell ’12

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Joseph ’64 & Anita Moeglin Gary & Mary Novotny Eugene Popa ’71 Daniel Seikel ’75 James & Emily Monnin Jeffrey Nowlin Louis Poppovich Joshua Seward ’16 Anette Montgomery ’99 Kellie O’Brien ’05 Nancy Porter ’79 Robert Sharkis, DO Kathleen Moore ’17 Robert ’82 & Rosanne O’Hara Raymond & Sally Porter Earl Sharrow Tony Moore, Jr ’71 Tibor & Agnes Oravec Karen Pouliot ’91 Eric ’96 & Dawn Shepard Moore Performance Improvement Inc Joe & Carol Orin Ronald ’84 & Diana Priest Lori Shimko ’86 Ronald Morris ’66 Rachel Ossio ’15 Meredith Priset Kenneth Shook ’05 Bernice Morrison ’89 Edmund Oswalt Lindsay Province ’16 Douglas Sibila Gary & Deborah Morrison Charles & Rita ’71 Osborne Linda Pusateri Joseph Sigler ’67 William Morrison ’87 Terry Passerini ’67 Joseph Putnam ’69 Randall Sistrunk ’05 James Mosellen ’73 Pat Gannon Insurance McKenna Quaderer Gertie Slackford ’85 Fred Moses ’70 Gerald & Geri Patrick Casey ’13 & Ashley (D’Aurelio) ’14 Sam ’77 & Cynthia ’83 Sliman Andrew Mulato Jill Patterson ’08 Quinn Steven & Paulette Smeltzer Ryan & Marella ’12 (Martin) Murphy Kathryn Paul ’18 Eugene Rainville JoAn Smith ’89 Adam & Kristi ’17 Murray Jennifer Paumier ’10 John Ranalli ’92 Stephanie Smith ’13 Nationwide Foundation Donna Pelech ’99 Betty Rathbun Joleen Smithkey ’77 Gary Nelson Jerry & Megan Pellegrino Paulette Rebstock ’90 Kathy Smitley Patricia Nelson ’86 Karen Perez ’73 Red Star Veterinary Clinic LLC Tony Snyder Bertha Nero ’10 John & Karen ’00 Pergola Dan Reed Marlene Sommer Heather (Benson) Neutzling ’94 Anthony Perry ’85 & Katherine Isabelle Reicosky ’18 Doug Sponseller ’90 & Jackie New Beginnings Counseling for Catazaro-Perry Chris ’92 & Stacy Remark Manser ’78 Change & Growth, LLC Kevin Perry ’14 David & Sara Renard Michael & Elaine Sponzo Monique Newkirk ’11 Bobbi Pete Janet Rhodes ’88 Leo St Pierre ’71 Josh & Alexandra Coon Nancy Peterhansen ’99 James & Sarah ’07 Richards Hope Stanciu Jeff & Mary ’05 Niedenthal Marilyn Pfund ’93 Maureen Richards Nathaniel & Sarah Staples Jorden ’10 & Karen (Dotterweich) ’09 Carolyn (Helmuth) Pickler ’93 Deborah Richardson ’99 Myna Stavrou Niedenthal Donald Pietro ’90 Shelly Rider ’12 Richard & Patricia Stayer Laura Nimeth ’11 Pinnacle Marketing Group LLC Alice Rini Josh Steck Tim ’68 & Judy Nist Patricia Poindexter David & Ellyn Roberts Susan Stein ’02 Gerald Norton Jr Robert Polilli ’69 Mary Robinson Rita Stith ’71 Dr Bob ’67 & Bonita Roden Fr Thomas Stock ’90 Michael Roemer & Jennifer Amy Stone ’93 D’Agostino Christopher & Dawn ’88 Stone Michaela Rogers Sara Stone ’11 Paul ’74 & Mary Rohrer Megan (Bender) Storch ’12 David & Molly Romano Matthew Strobelt ’17 James ’84 & Pam Romano Geoffrey ’85 & Marcy ’86 Stroemple Samuel & Bilha ’74 Ron George & Maryruth Stroemple Donna Rooney ’83 Marcellus Stroud ’99 Michael & Cindy ’79 Audi Sara (Helbling) Studeny ’09 Shawn Roush ’18 Robert & JoAnn Styles Don Royer Samantha Stypa ’18 Irvin Rudick Dr Charles & Marilyn ’79 Sumkin Ed & Mary Ruflin Mark Sunderhaus ’81 Tia Rufo ’15 Jean Swaney ’92 John Ryan ’70 Michael Sweet ’84 Nina Rytwinski Mike & Cheryl Tafe Robert & Laura Sabine Gloria Talarico ’86 Kenneth ’86 & Jill Saeger Michael Testa ’05 Patrice Rutherford ’18 Michael & Marilyn ’02 Saleet Abbie Tetzlaff ’17 Marketing Major Lisa Sanchez Beverly Thompson Rocco † & Anna Saracina John & Elena Thompson “The opportunity to fulfill my dream of becoming Thomas & Kirsten Schafer Rex Thompson ’73 a Walsh student was made possible thanks to Kathleen Schaffner ’84 Barrie & Marilyn Thorp Melanie Scheetz ’00 Louis & Mary Jane Thurin scholarships. They have allowed me to take Rebecca Scheibelhood Brian & Jill Tilton advantage of the many opportunities provided Joseph ’76 & Jonanne ’86 Schiavone TimkenSteel Charitable Fund by Walsh and expand my horizons. I will forever Steve ’85 & Kathy Schmidt TisBest Philanthropy Rachel Schneider Ryan Tozzi ’11 be grateful for the incredible generosity of the Melissa Schoeppner ’03 Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr donors and the pathway they have provided.” Nelson Schott, Jr ’87 Darrin Treadway ’93 Casey Seaborn ’17 Patrick Trimboli ’71

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Barbara Turkeltaub Thomas Barbush, MD ’82 Wendi (Schrock) Hudson ’94 Michael Petrecca ’82 & David & Judith Turner Dr Linda Barclay ’90 Dr Robert ’82 & Judi (Sliman) ’84 Heather Grant, MD Sherrie Underwood Bob & Kathleen Belden Humphries, Jr Jason Pettigrew United Technologies Eric & Cathie Belden AJ & Patricia Hyland John Philippi ’89 Monica Ursick ’13 Belden Brick Company Charitable Trust Ryan Indorf ’08 Louis Poppovich Mark & Holly VanGilder Tim & Debra Bentivegna Nolen Jatich ’91 Richard ’86 & Cheryl ’88 Raimondo Frank & Beth ’80 (Secrest) Vazzano Joseph & Tami ’14 Betro Patricia Jeffcott ’76 Rolando & Jackie ’88 Ramirez Lawrence & Janice Vignos Bob ’83 & Jeanne Bickett Eldon Jones ’77 Chris & Lynn Ramsburg Kelvin Villamil ’02 Kyle Bittner Olympia Kalagidis ’76 Ramsburg Insurance Agency Inc Anthony Vinci ’72 Robert Siferd & Dr Nancy Blackford Jim Keller Betty Rathbun James & Kelsey (Carpenter) ’09 Ralph Bloom, IV ’00 Diane Kelly Mark ’66 & Rita Ratti, Sr Voithofer Bruce & Susan Bowman Mark Kelly ’09 Dr Richard ’78 & Adelaide Reichert Linda Waddell Eric Bowman ’17 Kenan Advantage Group, Inc Chris ’92 & Stacy Remark Bernard Wagner ’76 Mike ’84 & Teresa ’83 Brately William Kerins Congressman James B Renacci Joseph & Anita ’77 Wagner Brent T Klein Landscaping LLC Thomas Kiko ’67 Rody Reno, II ’00 Kathleen (Dunn) Wagner ’84 Gary & Shelley Brown Kevin Kime ’03 Ron & Teresa ’15 Reolfi Katie Wagner ’15 Brian Budd ’04 Kade Klick ’07 Anthony Rinaldi ’92 Renee Wagner ’90 Chad Campbell ’08 Chad Lahna ’05 & Corie Addy Ryan ’97 & Erin (Wells) ’95 Rish David Waikem Jeffrey & Denise Campbell Robert ’96 & Lia (Moore) ’94 Leahy, II Todd Rock ’84 Scott & Lisa ’83 Waite John Carney Janet Leveque David & Molly Romano Karen Wajda Mark Carrow ’82 The Honorable Sara E Lioi John ’05 & Donna Schissler William Wallace ’71 Rev Thomas Cebula Richard Livery ’67 Andy ’10 & Tara Schon Kyle Walpole Ron ’78 & Diane Chessler Jennifer Loudiana Gerald F Schroer, Jr John ’94 & Jenifer Walsh Nicholas Colangelo ’18 Brian & Laurel Lusk Brandon Shannon ’15 Thomas Walsh Patrick Conley ’09 Vincent Maculaitis ’93 Dr Mark & Nancy Shepard Karen Warkall ’87 Anthony Cordillo ’71 Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Robert Sherlock, Jr ’83 Kimberly Washington Bill & Anna Jean Cushwa Charles Mandel Catherine Shew ’79 Brenda Watkins ’17 Frank ’85 & Patricia D’Angelo Mark ’83 & Vicki ’86 Mazzaferri Eleanor Shoenfelt ’88 Christy Weiler ’17 Dave ’69 & Trish ’69 Daube David & Nancy McCauley Derek Siegle ’82 Karen Wenzel Ronald & Barbara Dees James McCoy ’78 Michael & Mary Silvestro Lynn & Eileen Wess Betty DeMarco Frank & Bobbi McKnight Derek Sivy ’91 Rodd Whelpley ’86 Michael & Zana Demchak James ’67 & Joan McPartlin Ty Smith ’03 Tonia (Henry) Whiting ’81 Dr Al ’75 & Barbara Digianantonio Rick ’81 & Karen McQueen Kathy Smitley Dr Anne Wielgosz Andrea DiNinno ’09 Tim ’81 & Cindy ’83 Mead Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Mark ’12 & Karla (Emery) ’09 Wilhelm Joseph Miller & Denise Domian ’91 David & Leigh Miller Doug Sponseller ’90 & Jackie Pete Williams Michael Dougherty ’11 Dean Miller ’15 Manser ’78 Tom Williams ’10 John ’69 & Marie Dowling Greg Miller ’07 Lawrence Staudt ’67 Oscar & Artherene Wilmington Dr Mike ’79 & Shari Dunphy Marc Miller ’11 & Elle Heeg-Miller Ted & Marilyn Stults, II Eleanor Wingert John & Michele Ellinger Scott Levey & Carol Miller ’93 Dr Pete Tandler Erica Wise ’18 Michael & Judy (Eckroate) ’87 Fete Shaun & Rebecca ’09 Mima Brian & Jill Tilton Gregory Wolf ’70 Kevin & Nicole (Jusseaume) ’05 The Mitsui U.S.A. Foundation Joseph Tomlinson ’99 Doug & Linda Wonner Finefrock Robert ’94 & Jennifer (Teutsch) ’96 Joseph & Marlene ’85 Toot Joshua Woodby ’03 Marc & Alexis Fiorentino Mizicko, Jr Michael Tornow ’94 Jeffrey & Patricia Wycinski David ’01 & Erina ’01 Ford, II Jim Murrett ’75 Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr Deanna Wyman ’10 Philip Forshey ’91 Carl ’82 & Kim (Kauslick) ’82 Musille Gary & Michelle Trbovich Generose Ybarra ’15 Eric & Yvonne France Andrew ’92 & Julie ’92 Nagel Christopher & Lynette Tryjankowski Sylvia Yeater † Renee Genetin ’13 Dennis Nash Walter Tucker ’03 Linda Zaleski Michael Giustino John & Kathleen Nichols Scott Turner ’93 Stephen Zepp ’66 Jeffrey Graffice ’94 Dr Richard & Sheree (Parrot) Mark & Holly VanGilder Jennifer Zgonc ’09 Dr Brian & Joy Greenwell ’92 Niece Arthur ’83 & Barbara ’83 Varga Christopher & Amy Zmecek Mary Ann Haag Christopher Norris ’08 VASCO Paul Zukas ’12 Tony Harley ’97 Mark ’70 & Constance Nugent Jim ’86 & Laura Vertolli Brian ’71 & Mary Louise ’72 Hayes Mike ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien Walsh University Alumni Association CAPITAL PROJECTS Jeff Heiser ’89 Edward ’83 & Mary ’82 Oleksiak Duston Walter ’10 Absolute Rehabilitation & Consulting Daniel ’02 & Chelsea Herbert Fred & Virginia Olivieri Darren ’97 & Molly Services, Inc Hilscher-Clarke Electric Co Fred Olivieri Construction Co (Klosterman) ’99 Ware Bruce ’82 & Dr Beth Karen Hodge Edmund Oswalt James ’78 & Denise ’83 Weber, Jr (Marcinkoski) ’82 Altieri Chuck & Rosemarie Hoover Charles & Rita ’71 Osborne Ryan Whiteleather ’11 Anonymous (3) The Herbert W Hoover Foundation Jason & Christina ’07 Paone Derrick Wyman ’06 & Angela D’Orazio Susan Appleby ’75 The Hoover Foundation Jeffrey ’93 & Lisa (Beck) ’94 Paul Martin Yaniglos ’02 Aultman Health Foundation Dale & Janet ’92 Howard PCS Plumbing & Heating Inc Carl & Lynn Young Dr Jeffrey ’84 & Ramona Austen Timothy ’10 & Kayla Hromada Kurt ’90 & Sue Ellen ’90 Peterson John ’06 & Linda Zakel, Jr

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CAVALIER CLUB Terry & Joyce Nolan Anonymous (3) Rev Thomas Cebula Anonymous Richard & Pamela Ohler Gerard Archambault Samuel Cerreta ’08 John & Kimberly Anthony Diane Parker Dorene Ash Scott ’14 & Allison ’12 Chamberland Katelyn Baltes ’18 Robert & Erin Pierson Aultman Health Foundation Miguel ’04 & Kristen ’05 Chavez Bear Management, Inc. Phillip Pillin Dr Jeffrey ’84 & Ramona Austen Joan Christian Eric & Cathie Belden Harold & Debra Pohl Avanti Corporation Lucia Cirese ’91 Colin & Kristin ’15 Brimfield James Quinn Cornelius & Christine ’89 Baasten Victor & Kristin Cirocco Canton Five Inc Dr Richard ’78 & Adelaide Reichert Stephan Babik ’02 Larry Clark ’72 Nancy Catalano Reichert Family Fund Dr Linda Barclay ’90 Cleveland Equine Clinic LLC Coca-Cola Refreshments Ernest & Stacy Rose Chad Bauman ’09 CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Richard & Rita Davis Roten Roofing & Gutter LTD Steven & Dr Lisa ’88 Baylor Coca-Cola Refreshments Ann Davison Donna Ryll Barbara Beck Community Foundation of the David & Christine DiPietro Peter & Suzanne Schuler Bob & Kathleen Belden Mahoning Valley Linda & Kevin Downey Theodore & Gloria Schwertfeger Eric & Cathie Belden Brent Conner ’98 Melanie Ebner Linda Scott William & Karen Belden, Jr Jeff & Mary ’14 Cook Vanessa Edwards Jacques Shardo William H & Jeanne G Belden Dr Britt & Heather Cooper Robert Faass James Shardo Philanthropic Fund Victoria Cooper Timm Fautsko ’67 & Dr Marianne O’Carroll John & Carlotta Sheets Diane Belfiglio Tyler Cosma ’14 Keith & Brandi Franko Dr Mark & Nancy Shepard Joseph & Raeanne Bell Timothy & Margaret Cotton Jan & Lisa Fricker Shivak Windowcleaning Mary Bell Andrew Coutts ’07 Justin & Amy Glass Donald & Donna Shumay Albert & Rose Bellucci Robert & Loretta ’17 Creager Great Lakes Hyundai Shirley Shumay Donald & Carmela Bendetta Emily Czup ’18 Barbara Gualdoni Alexander Skvarch Benefit Related Services Thomas & Laura Danley Michael & Susan Hacke John & June Slonim Ali Bertin ’17 Ralph & Barbara Danna Tyrone & Debbie Hauritz Spectrum Orthopaedics Dennis & Lynne Biery Ann Ford ’04 Greg & Jill Helmick Bonnie & Scott Stalter Biery Cheese Louis & Laura Darrow Greg & Pamela Hendrickson Standard Printing Co Biery Family Foundation Inc Kathryn (Wardle) Davala ’88 Robert & Laura Henkel James & Brenda Stemock William & Eva Bitzel Carol David Eric & Brenda Henry Joseph & Mary Stuart Doug & Joleen Blacksten Robert & Carolyn David William Hill John Vallosio Ann Blowers ’16 Raymond Davis ’15 John Hippley Chad & Maura Vander Veen Mary Blumer Ronald DeBarr ’99 Daniel & Peggie Hoffman Bryan & Laurie Vaudrin Norma Bolin Nicholas† & Jeannie DeFazio Mark & Abbey Hoffman Fred & Katy Vaudrin Scott Bossart ’08 David Beasley & Jackie DeGarmo ’74 Cindy Howerth Michael & Nancy Vecchio Br Levi Boudreau Roger ’65 & Patricia DeVille Andrew & Susan Isco Marianne Venute Mike ’84 & Teresa ’83 Brately RL DeVille Enterprises Ltd Kennady Jaber James Wade John & Beverly Brdar Georgia DiPietro David Johnson, II ’86 David & Joann Wagner John & Stacie Brenner Jeffrey ’10 & Jennifer Drlik Rich ’67 & Terie ’74 Jusseaume Roger & Karla Warren Jill Bresnahan ’17 Valentina DuBasik Keith & Nina Kadera David Watts William & Rosemary Bresson Tony & Judy Eaglowski Anne King Fred & Sarah Welsh Velma Bridges ’89 William Eaglowski Carol King Brian & Julie Worstell Colin & Kristin ’15 Brimfield Joseph ’70 & Carole ’70 Eaton Jerry & Stephanie Kingery Ronald & Jill Worstell Hannah Broniszewski Anita Ehmer ’85 Bernard & Elizabeth Kruse Kevin & Elizabeth Yaugher Broome Hauling, LLC Susan Ehmer Donald Kuenzer David & Marilyn Young Brothers of Christian Instruction Abby Eisenbrei ’14 Stephen & Ronda ’91 Langenfeld Katherine Brown Ellsworth Auto Body Shop, Inc. James & Connie Lehotay GIFT-IN-KIND Kelly & Heidi Brown John & Marcella Emmons Terri Leonard Clay’s Heritage Carpet, Inc Mike ’80 & Ellen Bruin Employers Health Donald & Wyvonnia Long Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Buckingham Doolittle & Burroughs Jeff & Julia Emrick Donald & Suzanne Loucks Adria O’Neil Joshua Bullock ’11 Marcie (Zuber) Erickson ’13 Ronald Lucien Judy Puro Stephanie (Lane) Burris ’95 Jonathan ’12 & Allison (Rohlf) ’11 Esber Mark Marini Gary & Linda Byers Hank Escola Marketplace Insights LIBRARY FUND GIFTS Annette Cachat Dr Jorge & Lynne Esguerra Abbey Martin Jim & Irene Hammontree Donald Caiazza ’67 Joe ’65 & Rosette Ezzie Dan & Kathleen McCallion Mike ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien Gust Callas Elizabeth Farey William & Anne McCarron Fred & Virginia Olivieri Brandy Campbell William & Barbara Todd & Wendy McKee Gerald & Geri Patrick Canton City School District Timm Fautsko ’67 & Dr Marianne Dorian Miller Thomas & Angela Schervish Aaron & Anna ’12 Carey O’Carroll Julia Mokros The Unique Club of Stark County Timothy ’94 & Jennifer (Roche) ’96 Walli Feiler Patrick & Ashley Mokros Carney Thomas Ferrero, Esq James & Debra Moore OTHER DESIGNATION GIFTS Jeanne Carroll Michael & Judy (Eckroate) ’87 Fete Jeffrey Mysza Tom & Nancy Adley Elizabeth Carty Evelyn Fichter Ruth Neargarder American Greetings Corporation David & Jacqueline Cassel Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

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Joseph ’07 & Angela (Nord) ’08 Filous Mackenzie Jeffery James McCoy ’78 Heather (Benson) Neutzling ’94 Joe & Valerie Fleming Michael Paul Jenkins ’12 Sharon McGregor Virginia Neutzling ’83 Albert W & Edith V Flowers Charitable Jim & Annette Jerkofsky Rev James McKarns John & Kathleen Nichols Foundation Diana Johnson ’13 Matthew McLain ’12 Jeff & Mary ’05 Niedenthal Scott & Dana Foltz Timothy & Marialana Jones David & Dolores Meier Jorden ’10 & Karen (Dotterweich) ’09 Judy Foust Rich ’67 & Terie ’74 Jusseaume Mercy Medical Center Niedenthal Vanessa Freiman Paul & Elizabeth Karlsgodt Tracey Merriman Terry & Joyce Nolan David Fuller John ’07 & Christine Kellamis Mark & Dr Kim Metz North Canton Medical Foundation Nancy Ganoe Patrick & Carolyn Kelley Holly Michel ’88 Christopher & Annick Norton Robert & Linda Ganser Kenan Advantage Group, Inc Ted Mihaila Gerald Norton Jr Merle & Linda Garman Agnes Kennedy Sean & Sarah Milhoan Jeffrey Nowlin Thomas ’92 & Rebecca ’91 Gerity, Jr Steven Kestner Judith Miller Mark ’70 & Constance Nugent Scott & Kristina Gillespie Daniel & Kathleen Kimar Richard & Maria Miller Dale & Arlene Nussbaum Amy Gilmore ’18 Patrick & Kimberly King Rita Miller O.M.E.M., LLC Daniel & Laurie Gilmore Garrett ’09 & Duyen Kirkpatrick Scott Levey & Carol Miller ’93 Mike ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien Keith Gloeckl ’72 Charles Koch Foundation David Misbrener State Senator Scott & Elsie Oelslager Darleen Goebel Frank & Sally Kohring James & Emily Monnin Ohio Foundation of Independent Michelle Gorrell Jonathan Koral ’11 Gerald & Mary Montague Colleges Richard Grafmeyer ’79 Sarah (Moss) ’98 Kouri Kathleen Moore ’17 Ohio Humanities Council Dr Thomas & Gretchen Graham KPMG Foundation The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation Joseph ’82 & Christine Olexa, III Nichole Grambo ’02 Robert & Claudia Kracker Mark & Jane Morrow Fred & Virginia Olivieri Mr Gray Gray Shirlee Krane James Mosellen ’73 Fred Olivieri Construction Co Larry & Martha Griffin Thomas & Ladonna Kraus Drs Randall & Carole Mount Anthony Orahoske ’82 David ’99 & Patricia (Osborne) ’99 Steven & Judy Kreye Bob & Terrie (Sauvain) ’87 Muniza Joe & Carol Orin Grimm Robert & Mary Kring Dr Leigh Murray Steve Orr ’88 Jerome & Betty Grisez Stephen ’88 & Heather ’89 Kruk Carl ’82 & Kim (Kauslick) ’82 Musille Amanda (Bailey) ’03 Ott Kathryn Grisez Norbert & Marilyn Kurnath William & Beverly Myers Dr Doug & Catherine Palmer Samantha Grochowski ’18 Diane Kushnar, DO ’76 National Science Foundation Kathryn Paul ’18 Jennifer Grossman ’06 Paul & Elaine Lambert Network For Good Robert & Mary Jo Paul Bradford Guess Cheryl Langford Jerry & Melanie Haddad Gordon & Roxanna Laubert Dennis & Janet Haidet Marijane Leonard ’88 Michael & Ann Haines Samuel Leonard Hairstream HQ LLC Lt Col Martin Levendusky ’69 Raymond & Patricia Halter Bobby ’18 & Katie Lewis James & Eleanor R Hamel Damon Lewis ’10 Jim & Irene Hammontree Fredrick Lewis Marci Hane Jack Liberator Lora (Eaglowski) Harley ’97 Kathy Lineweaver ’89 John & Bonita Hauser The Honorable Sara E Lioi Health Resources & Services Kaylyn Liossis Administration The Honorable Richard Loftus Robert & Jane Heitger Larry & Verla Lorenz Helen Heller Jennifer Loudiana Terrence & Gwendolyn Hemperly Marcia Lover ’86 Craig Henzel, DDS ’94 Greg & Janet Luntz Charles & Stacy Hilterbrand Lisa Madaffer Amy (Weber) Hilton ’88 Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Christopher Himmelman ’18 Jane Williams Mahoney Isaac VerDow ’19 Karen Hodge Philanthropic Fund Nursing Home Savings Charitable Foundation Stephen & Mary Malich Barbara Hooker ’68 Mary Maloney “I'm extremely grateful to receive these generous The Herbert W Hoover Foundation Christopher Manfull ’96 Matt Horrisberger ’17 Ron ’71 & Cynthia Manse scholarships throughout my four years at Walsh House of Loreto Raquel Marroquin Bolanos ’18 University. The idea that others have been willing Eleanor Howard Daniel† & Joanne Mascaro Brad ’04 & Sarah (Malec) ’04 Hubert Armand & Helen Masse to support me as I achieve my academic goals Huntington Bank Dave Maynard ’86 has made me feel so humbled. I have never taken Jamie & Katie ’08 Hutchison Nicholas & Jill ’71 Mazzocca Alison Imbrogno ’14 Bob ’70 & Jan ’71 McCarthy, Sr these for granted and will always be thankful.” Dale & Peggy (Fanelli) ’76 Jakab Thomas & Eileen McCarthy Michael Jakupca Todd McCaulley

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Jerry & Megan Pellegrino Jack & Jill Schott Scott & Lisa ’83 Waite SCHOLARSHIP CONTRIBUTIONS John & Karen ’00 Pergola Albert & Alma Schumann Leslie & Aurora Waltz Admissions Recruitment Endowed Anthony Perry ’85 & Katherine Fred & Nancy Scott Kimberly Washington Scholarship Catazaro-Perry Casey Seaborn ’17 William Waters AJ & Patricia Hyland Ruby Petersal George & Patricia Seanor, Jr Steven ’10 & Natalie (Atwood) ’18 Dr Mike & Sherrie Petrochuk George Seanor Weigand Admissions Recruitment Timothy Petry Chase ’07 & Kristen (Cady) ’07 Senk Judith Wellin Scholarship Judith Piero ’93 Eric ’96 & Dawn Shepard Linda Wells ’83 Anthony & Janet Bailey Pete Pohl ’11 Robert Sherlock, Jr ’83 Douglas & Beverly Wernet Bradley & Elizabeth Beach Victor & Despina Politzi Catherine Shew ’79 Kurt Whitesel ’83 Donald & Carmela Bendetta Richard & Bonnie Pratt Sigma Zeta National Office Fr Edward Wieczorek Michael & Annette (Smeltzer) ’98 Bernard Larry & Gail Pressacco Len & Theresa Simonetti The Edward & Ruth Wilkof Traci Berry, Esq ’91 Ronald ’84 & Diana Priest George & Andrea Singarella Foundation Roland Biggerstaff Jean Pritchard Sisters of Charity Foundation Will-Burt Company Ann Blowers ’16 Progressive Group of Insurance of Canton Gary & Stephanie Wilson Frank ’85 & Michele ’87 Boscarillo Companies (Law Department) Sisters of St Joseph of St Mark Dr Edward & Marilyn Wilt Greg & Tammy ’98 Boudreaux Linda Pusateri Sam ’77 & Cynthia ’83 Sliman Marilyn Wilt Colin & Kristin ’15 Brimfield McKenna Quaderer Dennis & Virginia Smith Lon & Jeannie ’73 Winberry Dr David & Gretchen Brobeck Edward Radel, Jr ’91 Stephanie Smith ’13 Eleanor Wingert Joseph & Dr Ann Caplea Edward & Roseann Radnothy Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Women’s Committee of Donald ’72 & Paulette ’72 Caster Ada C & Helen J Rank Charitable Trust Marlene Sommer Walsh University Rev Msgr James A Clarke Marhorie Ray Dr Michelle Spain Bonnie Workman John ’69 & Marie Dowling REA Foundation Inc Mark & Cheryl† Spears John & Gloria Woronka Willard & Ramona Evans Red Star Veterinary Clinic LLC John & Cheri Spitzer Wiley & Jane Wyman Vanessa Freiman Mark ’73 & Louise ’75 Reda Standard Printing Co Carl & Lynn Young David & Lori Geyer Dan Reed Paula Stanley ’13 Rev Joseph Zamary Dr Brian & Joy Greenwell Gary & Margaret Reese Stark Community Foundation Michael & Suzzanne L Ziegelhofer Karen Hodge Isabelle Reicosky ’18 Stark County Commissioners Harold Ziegler, Jr Joan Houck ’75 Paul & Mary Renier Stark Deanery Council of Charles & Lauren Zollinger Susan (Henrich) Hug ’80 Ron & Teresa ’15 Reolfi Catholic Women Paul Zukas ’12 Patricia Jeffcott ’76 Rhoda Wise Shrine, Inc. Richard & Patricia Stayer Michelle Ricciardi Joseph Straka OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP Frank & Sherri Monaco James & Sarah ’07 Richards Michael & Christine Streb GIVING SOCIETY Joseph Niamtu Jr Maureen Richards Matthew Strobelt ’17 Mike ’66 & Mary Jane O’Brien Dr Cheryl Riegger-Krugh Geoffrey ’85 & Marcy ’86 Stroemple Anonymous (3) Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union Kathy Robertson Brian & Julie Strohm Donald & Carmela Bendetta Michael Roemer & Jennifer D’Agostino Paul & Diane Stropki Marilyn Bennell Fred & Virginia Olivieri Dr Mark & Jessica ’02 Rogers Marcellus Stroud ’99 Tim & Debby Bentivegna Rev Mitch Pacwa Michaela Rogers Ted & Marilyn Stults, II Nadine Bognar† The Honorable Dixie & Dr John Park Joseph ’12 & Abigail (Kendle) ’13 Roof Mark & May Sweany Rev Thomas Cebula Don & Rosemary ’88 Pfiffner Jeffrey & Carol Rossi Ryan Sweet ’98 Cecilia Ceremuga Michael Reed ’87 E Jeffrey & Carol A Rossi Family Daniel & Dr Julie Szendrey Vicki Crisp David & Molly Romano Foundation Cathy Taylor Betty DeMarco Rev Melvin Rusnak Rossi Funeral Home Abbie Tetzlaff ’17 Georgia DiPietro Damian & Dana Rosemary Scallon Michael Rosso ’64 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Ron ’72 & Janet Sheldon Joseph & Dolores Rumancik The Huntington National Bank Steve & Sandra DiPietro Very Rev Msgr Robert Siffrin, III Ronald & Donna Runtas The J M Smucker Company Rev Donald Feicht Barbara Ryan The Mitsui U.S.A. Foundation Edward & Suzanne Fisher Michael & Mary Silvestro Nina Rytwinski Dave ’85 & Jennifer ’85 Thomas Jacquelyn France Jim & Dr Connie Smith Ronald Saas ’65 Jane Thomas Rev Lew Gaetano Dr Michael & Erica (Joliat) ’97 Anna Sabatini William & Marcia Thomas Dr Ray & Randi Guarendi Soehnlen Saint John Institute Scott & Connie Tissot Dick Russ & Christina Hlabse Karen Starry Mark & Cindy Samolczyk Joseph & Marlene ’85 Toot Dale & Janet ’92 Howard Joseph Straka Michael & Linda Sams Dr Joe & Catherine Torma Rich ’67 & Terie ’74 Jusseaume Dr Jose & Debbie Ventosa Lisa Sanchez Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr Patricia Kiko J & J Walsh Family Foundation Sanctuary Marketing Group Sherrie Underwood Samuel Krempasky Women’s Committee of Walsh Jewel Sauser US Department of Justice University Gregory ’71 & Mary Sbaraglia Doug & Cheryl Vaclav Bill & Mary Kribbs Harold Ziegler, Jr Schauer Group, Inc Luke ’07 & Christina Vincer Janet Leveque John Scheetz ’64 James & Carole Wachtel Ron ’71 & Cynthia Manse Thomas & Angela Schervish Ronald & Joan Wadian Rev Craig McHenry ’08 John ’05 & Donna Schissler Stacey Wagstaff ’09

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Eldon Jones ’77 Br Francis Blouin, FIC, Memorial Robert ’69 & Paula ’70 Hare, Jr Mark & Kay Endres Endowed Holly Krills Endowed Scholarship Fund Karen Hodge Scholarship Kassandra Kuzma ’15 Duke Energy Foundation Harold Ziegler, Jr Mark ’66 & Mary Kay Endres The Honorable Sara E Lioi Kenneth & Merrilee Jacobson Tim & Renee Lyon Edward McAuley Class of ’66 Endowed Scholarships for Entrepreneurial Amy Malaska Scholarship Fund Studies Michael ’13 & Kim (Smith) ’12 Mann Alex Botsch Nursing Direct Dennis ’66 & Joanne Fox Ohio Small Business Development Steven & Lynda McGinnis Scholarship Fund Center Matthew McLain ’12 Alex Botsch ’11 Class of ’67 Endowed Angie Miller Ben ’09 & Kate (Carlson) ’09 Daleiden Scholarship Fund James J "Jerry" Fagan Sr Memorial Marc Miller ’11 & Elle Heeg-Miller Gene ’67 & Joanne ’70 Bressi Scholarship Fund Alex Botsch Nursing Scholarship Fund Janet Orth ’72 Timm Fautsko ’67 & Dr Marianne O’Carroll Eileen Fagan Alex Botsch ’11 Lindsay Province ’16 Thomas Kiko ’67 Dr Richard ’78 & Adelaide Reichert Norman & Colleen Brault Endowed Gary Farey Endowed Scholarship Cornerstone Capital Advisors Chris ’92 & Stacy Remark Scholarship Fund Gary & Deborah Morrison Scholarship Anthony Rich ’07 Norman & Colleen Brault Dr Mark & Jessica ’02 Rogers Cornerstone Capital Advisors Timm & Marianne Fautsko Endowed Robert & Laura Sabine Brothers Endowment Mario ’94 & Kimberly Scholarship David & Christine Scheetz Mark ’70 & Constance Nugent (Lockhart) ’98 Giganti Timm Fautsko ’67 & Dr Marianne Dr Michael & Erica (Joliat) ’97 Soehnlen Michael Sikora ’87 O’Carroll Hope Stanciu Sikora & Associates, LTD Daniel & MaryEllen Vaughn Ben Staudt ’06 & Rebecca Coneglio ’03 George Williams DDS Cunningham - Badge #7 Endowed Foundation for Christ and His Josh Steck Scholarship Church Scholarship Joseph & Marlene ’85 Toot Michelle Brown Endowed Scholarship Dan ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn) ’75 Harold Ziegler, Jr Kelvin Villamil ’02 Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Cunningham James & Kelsey (Carpenter) ’09 Voithofer Br Robert Francoeur Memorial Mark & Carol Bump Endowed Kyle Walpole William W & Anna Jean Cushwa Scholarship Scholarship Walsh University Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Timothy† ’69 & Bonnie Himes Mark & Carol Bump Tom Williams ’10 Bill & Anna Jean Cushwa Alfred & Kevin Frank Endowed Frances Xavier Cabrini Direct Eugene DeFisher Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Alumni Renaissance Scholarship Scholarship RMTS LLC Anonymous Larry Gessner, DDS ’76 Sisters of the Humility of Mary Denise Balsley Dr Andy ’78 & Deborah Zarick Alumni Scholarships Marc Deighton Endowed Eric & Cathie Belden Scholarship Christine Milcetich ’88 Don and Paulette Caster Endowed Benefit Related Services Heather M Daina Walsh University Alumni Association Scholarship Mike ’80 & Ellen Bruin Tom & Ginny Deighton Donald ’72 & Paulette ’72 Caster Lisa Burke James V & Velia Armogida Scholarship Russell & Louise Polenz John & Michele Ellinger Dante Armogida The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown Michael & Judy (Eckroate) ’87 Fete James V & Velia Armogida Endowed Scholarship Gary and Rhonda Didado Family Greg ’85 & Laura Frank Endowed Scholarship Charitable Fund Diocese of Youngstown Joe & Jessie Frank Gary & Rhonda Didado The Most Reverend Bishop Mike ’77 & Julie Frank Austin Bailey Health and Wellness George V Murry, SJ Donald & Rosanne Giarrana Foundation Scholarship Gary and Rhonda Didado Family Megan Hill Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness Charity School of Kendal Nursing Restricted Scholarship Karen Hodge Foundation Scholarship Gary & Rhonda Didado Eric Kimble Charity School of Kendal Dr Linda Barclay Scholarship Fund John & Marie Dowling Endowed Knights of Columbus: Council 5582 Michael & Annette Cryder Christ the Servant Restricted Scholarship Scott Levey & Carol Miller ’93 Tia Rufo ’15 Scholarship John ’69 & Marie Dowling Frank & Beth ’80 (Secrest) Vazzano David Anderson ’87 & Linda Wells ’83 Paul B Belden Jr Endowed Dr Michelle Lenarz Dr George W Duncan Endowed Scholarship Dr Al ’75 & Barbara Digianantonio Scholarship Jarred L Gable Direct Scholarship Bradley Belden Rev Lew Gaetano Anonymous Jarred Gable ’13 John Belden Kenneth & Betty Marko Nancy Duncan Joseph & Anne Belden, Sr Patricia Palmer Edward & Meg ’87 Laubacher Jarred L Gable Endowed Paul Belden, III Daniel & Dr Julie Szendrey Jean McFarren ’89 Scholarship Fund Barbara McHugh Dr John & Sherry ’79 Trapani, Jr Peter Wilson ’76 Jarred Gable ’13 Jack & Molly Streb Christ the Servant Teaching Corp Robert Dunnerstick Michael and Brian Gilchrist BFF-LFI Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Buchanan Family Foundation Nancy Brown David Anderson ’87 & Anonymous Jerry & Judy Walsh Nicholas† & Jeannie DeFazio Dr Michelle Lenarz Catholic Diocese of Columbus

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Jonathan ’88 & Kay Cooks Krugliak Wilkins Griffiths & Dougherty Tim Mead Soccer Alumni Scholarship James Casey Joyce Craddock Co LPA Mark Biscan ’94 Dave Dureska Jacqueline Gilchrist John Milligan, Jr Andy Clyde ’83 Jospeh & Sandra Fuline Duane Holly Anastasios & Mary Papadopoulos Mario ’94 & Kimberly Chris & Sandy Hamad John Latchic ’69 Thomas & Angela Schervish (Lockhart) ’98 Giganti David & Jackie Hammond Steven Miller David Lim ’84 Lowell & Sharon Klinefelter James & Bernadine Neal Brother Jerry Lessard Alumni William Oehlenschlager, MD ’85 Andrea Pannell Scholarship Dean Carole Mount Endowed Margaret Peters Patricia Poindexter Gary & Jill ’07 Bair Scholarship Fund Nancy Peters Mary Robinson Kevin ’18 & Audra ’09 Dice Dan ’71 & MaryEllen (Vaughn) ’75 Roland & Marie Peters Michael Sikora ’87 Valerie Giarrana ’08 Cunningham Thomas Peters Sikora & Associates, LTD Dr Mike & Sherrie Petrochuk Michael Sikora ’87 Dorothy Ling Scholarship Beverly Thompson Sikora & Associates, Ltd David Anderson ’87 & Linda Waddell Carl & Kimberly Musille Endowed TAC Fastening Dr Michelle Lenarz Scholarship Fund Golden Cavalier Scholarship Larry Clark ’72 Rory & Mary Lubic Kevin Pfau Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Mary (Barnabi) Datsko ’82 Kevin Pfau ’88 Commencement Flowers Inc Beverly Heimann ’77 Betty Neuman Scholarship in Nursing Danielle Davis ’17 Kenneth & Merrilee Jacobson Dr Karen Gehrling Doctor in Physical Therapy Endowed Raymond Davis ’15 Patricia Jeffcott ’76 Stark Community Foundation Scholarship Fund Alycia Gilger ’18 George Kania ’71 Joseph & Dr Ann Caplea Rachel Jones ’18 David Ling Niamtu Endowed Scholarship Pat Crum Shawn Roush ’18 Steven Ling ’90 Robert & Joyce Carr Amy Hassen Samantha Stypa ’18 Tom Ling Phil & Ann Jones Mark ’12 & Karla (Emery) ’09 Wilhelm Ryan ’12 & Sarah (Richards) ’09 Trescott Marathon Petroleum Company Terrance Portis Memorial Endowed Christy Weiler ’17 Akira Murotani & Alexandra Tsilibes John R & Kathleen S Nichols Scholarship Erica Wise ’18 Henry Niezgoda, Jr ’71 Endowed Scholarship Dr Will Cooley Delene Perley John & Kathleen Nichols James A Green Endowed Matthew McLain ’12 Scholarship Dr Sandra Lopez-Baez Scholarship Nursing Scholarship Kelly Mezurek Robert ’69 & Paula ’70 Hare, Jr Judith Forsythe ’92 Roger & Patricia Flanagan Leonard Payton & Tiffany Steven & Judy Kreye Kinnard-Payton ’06 Health Foundation of Greater Jonathan Lucilio Endowed Dr Cindy Staudt Massillon Scholarship Scholarship Fund Our Lady of Perpetual Help Br Joseph Power Endowed Health Foundation of Greater Massillon Jonathan Lucilio ’93 Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Ron ’72 & Janet Sheldon Robert J Heffernan Endowed Dick & Maurita (Paumier) Mahon Dr Mike & Sherrie Petrochuk Scholarship “Angel of Mercy” Nursing Restricted Walsh University Department of Our Lady of the Assumption Bob Heffernan, EdD ’68 Scholarship Residence Life Scholarship James & Debra Mahon Mary Ann Welden ’76 Dr Linton R & Betty Lou Honaker David & Karen Croxton Endowed Scholarship Edward A Mahoney Family Endowed Ramsburg Group Endowed Betty Lou Honaker Scholarship Fund Bob & Sue Pagano Endowed Scholarship Robert & Monica Honaker Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Scholarship Fund Chris & Lynn Ramsburg Bob ’73 & Sue Pagano Ramsburg Insurance Agency Inc Marjean Hull Direct Scholarship Amy K Malaska Endowed Marjean (Shane) Hull ’77 Scholarship Peacemakers-Touchette Scholarship Mark Ratti Family Endowed Amy Malaska Brothers of Christian Instruction Scholarship Fund Coletta M Kiko Memorial Mark ’66 & Rita Ratti, Sr Scholarship Fund Jacques & Raissa Maritain Helen Irene Peer Memorial Thomas Kiko ’67 Scholarship Fund Restricted Scholarship Fund Remark Family Endowed Morgan Stanley Brett & Samantha Byers Scholarship Fund Elaine J Klekotka Scholarship Fund Jacqui M Oprean ’05 Chris ’92 & Stacy Remark Edward ’71 & Cheryl ’69 Klekotka, Jr John E & Saundra L Peer Endowed David Maynard Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Brother Guy Roddy FIC Memorial Aurelia & Sam Krugliak Endowed Dave Maynard ’86 John ’71 & Saundra Peer Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Matthew Akers Dr William & Margaret Brideweser Charles W McDonald Endowed Coral L Pennetti Endowed Bryan ’04 & Becky Richard & Andrea Craig Scholarship Scholarship (Wasserman) ’06 Badar Edward & Janet Diamond Charles McDonald ’88 Jim ’72 & Coral (Sautters) ’83 Pennetti Marc & Sandy Barnett Ronald W Dougherty, Esq Donald & Carmela Bendetta Hon Edward & Margaret Elum Charles W McDonald Restricted Dan Peters Memorial Endowed Traci Berry, Esq ’91 Neil & Marie Genshaft Scholarship Scholarship Jill Bresnahan ’17 Nellie & Hilton King Charles McDonald ’88 Joe & Lisa Becherer, Jr Colin & Kristin ’15 Brimfield

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Dan ’92 & Kathy Buttermore Michael & Heather Schiltz Ronald & Mary Davis Walsh Women’s Committee John Carney William and Barbara Schiltz Family Bob & Linda DeHoff Endowed Scholarship Brooke (Fletcher) Charek ’04 Charitable Fund John & Charlotte Dougherty Judy Foust Jean Clark ’00 Dorothy Gatch Barbara Kucera Larry Clark ’72 Ann and George Seanor Scholarship Tom & Helen Gray Eleanor Wingert Christine Collier ’92 George Seanor Mark Haggard Women’s Committee of Walsh University Raymond Davis ’15 Peter & Renee Hanna Women’s Committee Scholarship Donald & Carolyn Embree Servant Leadership Scholarship David & Judy Hoover Fund Nichole Grambo ’02 Pete Schaeffer ’73 Barbara Kelly Dr Robert & Patty DiSimone Jennifer Grossman ’06 Sarita Khuntia Alan & Geralynn Smith Endowed Elizabeth Farey Stephanie Hochstedler Virginia Oshel Scholarship Myna Stavrou Karen Hodge Thomas & Angela Schervish Joshua Ippolito ’17 Al ’70 & Geralynn Smith Brad & Kathy Szymanski Mary A Welden Endowed Garrett ’09 & Duyen Kirkpatrick Scholarship Aron Kitzmiller ’10 Alan & Geralynn Smith Restricted Student Scholarships Mary Ann Welden ’76 Kassandra Kuzma ’15 Scholarship Al ’70 & Geralynn Smith Megan Allen David Lavine Mike Bruin ’15 Peter A & Mary E Welden Endowed John & Renee (Kipfstuhl) ’88 Lesko Dr Gary & Cynthia Jacobs Scholarship Bobby ’18 & Katie Lewis Sodexo Endowed Scholarship Dorothy Kandel Mary Ann Welden ’76 Ed ’66 & Louise Mahoney, III Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Dr John Kandl Amy Malaska Donald L Wickline Endowed Sodexo Scholarship Fund Chris & Holley (Proehl) ’96 Langenfeld Marc Miller ’11 & Elle Heeg-Miller Scholarship Fund Sodexo, Inc & Affiliates Michael Long Kathleen Moore ’17 Chuck ’68 & Joyce McGrath David & Dolores Meier Drs Randall & Carole Mount Saint Alban Direct Scholarship Robert & Laura Sabine Joshua David Zimmerman Memorial Jo Ann Musgrave ’88 Jean Block Dr Richard & Sheree (Parrot) ’92 Niece Dr Joseph Wayand Scholarship John & Kathleen Nichols Dr Anne Wielgosz Kathleen Brauchler Jeff & Mary ’05 Niedenthal Gerald & Rebecca Pellegrino Nancy Porter ’79 Mark & Jo-May Yoder St Michael the Archangel MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Eugene Rainville Catholic Parish Ted & Marilyn Stults MBA Endowed American Electric Power Michael Reed ’87 The Pellegrino Co John Roddy Scholarship AXA Foundation Ted & Marilyn Stults, II Jeffry Rogers St Barbara Scholarship (formerly BASF Corporation Martin Ross Barbara A Ford Scholarship) Ted & Marilyn Stults Museum The Benevity Community Impact Fund Jeffrey Sarbaugh ’87 Barbara Ford Gregory ’71 & Mary Sbaraglia Studies Endowed Scholarship Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund Matthew Strobelt ’17 St Benedict Joseph Labre Direct Ted & Marilyn Stults, II CITGO Petroleum Corporation Ryan ’12 & Sarah (Richards) ’09 Trescott Scholarship Fund Community Foundation for Ted & Marilyn Stults Nursing James & Kelsey (Carpenter) ’09 Voithofer Anonymous Southeast Michigan The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Foundation Endowed Scholarship Joseph & Anita ’77 Wagner Corning Incorporated Foundation Dennis & Marilyn ’84 Weaver Ted & Marilyn Stults, II Br Charles St James Endowed Crane Foundation INC Deanna Wyman ’10 Scholarship TAAP Scholarship Fund Derrick Wyman ’06 & Angela D’Orazio Deloitte & Touche Foundation Theodore Kruse, III ’99 Terry & Joyce Nolan Kathy Yaros ’14 The Delta Air Lines Foundation Michael ’03 & Megan (Schleimer) ’03 Standard Printing Co Michael & Michelle Young Donate Well Maloney, Jr William Ziegler Christopher ’00 & Erica (Hahn) ’00 Marlene K Toot ’85 Endowed Ernst & Young Foundation The Herbert C Ziegler Foundation Wright Scholarship KPMG Foundation Joseph & Marlene ’85 Toot The Merck Company Foundation Rome Faculty Scholarship Saint John Paul the II Endowment Network For Good Anonymous (2) Mike ’66 & Toni Granchi Sherrie Underwood Scholarship for Michael Cinson ’05 Harold Ziegler, Jr Accelerated Nursing Students Ohio National Foundation Robert & Rachel ’04 Hosler Brad & Sharon Black PNC Foundation Jeffry Rogers St Martin de Porres High School Progressive Insurance Foundation Earl Sharrow Scholarship Br Roland Vigeant Fine & The J M Smucker Company Joanne Eggert ’88 Performing Arts Scholarship Ruflin Family Endowed David Anderson ’87 & State Farm Companies Foundation Scholarship Fund St Thomas More Endowed Dr Michelle Lenarz The Timken Charitable & Educational Paul ’76 & Susan Ruflin Scholarship Fund Patricia Jeffcott ’76 Fund Inc Matching Gift Program Bob ’79 & Nancy Rupp Dr Michael & Erica (Joliat) ’97 TimkenSteel Charitable Fund Bill & Barb Schiltz Endowed Soehnlen Scholarship Wiley Webster Stephens Memorial United Technologies Julia Belden Endowed Scholarship Walsh/Hoban Scholarship Wells Fargo Educational Matching Mark Schiltz Catherine Bauer Steve Hendershot ’85 Gift Program

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FOUNDATION GIFTS

Aultman Health Foundation Duke Energy Foundation The Mitsui U.S.A. Foundation Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton Austin-Bailey Health and Wellness Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund National Science Foundation Stark Community Foundation Foundation Albert W & Edith V Flowers Charitable North Canton Medical Foundation Stifel Nicolaus & Co Inc Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Foundation Peg's Foundation TisBest Philanthropy Truist William H & Jeanne G Belden Health Foundation of Greater Massillon Ada C & Helen J Rank Charitable Trust J & J Walsh Family Foundation Philanthropic Fund Home Savings Charitable Foundation REA Foundation Inc Biery Family Foundation Inc Wells Fargo Community Support The Herbert W Hoover Foundation Reichert Family Fund Buchanan Family Foundation The Hoover Foundation E Jeffrey & Carol A Rossi Family Campaign Cardinal Health Foundation Inc The Edward & Ruth Wilkof Foundation Charity School of Kendal KPMG Foundation Foundation The Ervin & Marie Wilkof Foundation Charles Koch Foundation Jane Williams Mahoney William and Barbara Schiltz Family Community Foundation of the Philanthropic Fund Charitable Fund The Herbert C Ziegler Foundation Mahoning Valley Harry & Anne Mestel Foundation Sigma Zeta National Office

G.O.L.D. GRADUATES OF THE LAST DECADE LEGACY DONORS

Franklin Bachman '18 Danielle Davis '17 Ramona Hood '12 Paula Stanley '13 Suzanne '12 & Gwenn '12 Raymond Davis '15 Matt Horrisberger '17 Matthew Strobelt '17 Bamer-Flynn Kevin '18 & Audra '09 Dice Joshua Ippolito '17 Samantha Stypa '18 Joseph & Tami '14 Betro Michael Dougherty '11 Rachel Jones '18 Ryan '12 & Sarah (Richards) '09 Alex Botsch '11 Angela Duraine '18 Garrett '09 & Duyen Kirkpatrick Trescott Skylar Branstool '10 Jonathan '12 & Allison (Rohlf) '11 Esber Matthew McLain '12 Steven '10 & Natalie Weigand Ralph Broadwater '18 Jarred Gable '13 Marc Miller '11 & Elle Heeg-Miller Christy Weiler '17 Mike Bruin '15 Alycia Gilger '18 Ron & Teresa '15 Reolfi Erica Wise '18 Joshua Bullock '11 Edward '18 & Elizabeth Joseph '12 & Abigail (Kendle) '13 Roof Christian Zwick '14 Tia Cernava '18 (Beresh) '96 Hendricks Shawn Roush '18 Jeff & Mary '14 Cook Joanne Hoffman '17 Jack & Cheryl '13 Schafer

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Walsh University is guided by a Board of Directors made up of dedicated individuals with unique leadership experience from various backgrounds in education, business, politics and service organizations. Walsh’s Board Members represent a diverse mix that includes the Brothers of Christian Instruction, the Bishop of the Diocese of Youngstown, business leaders, financial experts, religious clergy, judges, attorneys, community partners, education professionals and alumni. As a unified Board, members combine their expertise to review the activities of the University while carefully balancing future development with the Brothers’ founding vision. As committed custodians of Walsh’s mission, it is the Board’s responsibility to oversee the strategic direction of the University, define administrative roles, monitor committees and approve annual accounts and budgets. But most importantly, it is the Board’s duty to preserve and promote Walsh’s Catholic Heritage and founding traditions that have made our University the choice of more than 22,000 students for nearly 60 years.

Chair: The Honorable Sara Lioi, Gary Didado, Paul L. Ruflin, Sr. Judith Ann Karam, CSA, Canton, Ohio Uniontown, Ohio Hunting Valley, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Vice-Chair: E. Jeffrey Rossi, Denise Domian, Theodore Stults, Alfred Olivieri, Warren, Ohio Milwaukee, Wisconsin Massillon, Ohio Canton, Ohio Isabelle Bibet-Kalinyak, Timothy Fautsko, Fr. James Sullivan, Thomas Schervish, Cleveland, Ohio Glenwood Springs, Colorado Brighton, Massachusetts Canton, Ohio Benjamin Biery, Philip Fracassa, Theodore Swaldo, Charles Tyburski, Louisville, Ohio Akron, Ohio North Canton, Ohio Canton, Ohio Bro. Levi Boudreau, Ramona Hood, Marlene K. Toot, George Volkmann, New Brunswick, Canada Copley, Ohio Canton, Ohio Canton, Ohio Teresa Brately, A.J. Hyland, Barbara Yingling, North Canton, Ohio Broadview Heights, Ohio Canal Fulton, Ohio Gerald Walsh, Columbiana, Ohio Michael Bruin, Edward A. Mahoney III, Carl Young, North Canton, Ohio Clinton, Ohio North Canton, Ohio NON-VOTING MEMBERS: Msgr. James Clarke, David McCauley, Bro. Walter Zwierchowski, Secretary North Canton, Ohio Hartville, Ohio North Canton, Ohio Douglas Palmer, Ph.D.,

Frank D’Angelo, Carol Miller, Directors Emeriti: North Canton, Ohio

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Twinsburg, Ohio Treasurer Ron Dees, The Most Reverend George Murry, Bishop, Robert Barone, Laurel Lusk, Bonita Springs, Florida West Lake, Ohio Youngstown Diocese, Ohio North Canton, Ohio William Cushwa, Jacqueline DeGarmo, Richard Reichert, President Canton, Ohio Canton, Ohio Granger, Indiana Richard L. Jusseaume, Bro. Charles Desjarlais, Christopher Remark, Jack Gravo, Canton, Ohio

North Canton, Ohio Uniontown, Ohio Canton, Ohio Faculty Representative Roger DeVille, Ed Robinson, Virginia Jeffries, Tom Freeland, Ph.D., Canton, Ohio San Antonio, Texas Canton, Ohio Minerva, Ohio

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ALUMNI BOARD Thomas W Connors, Esq J Scott Kettler ’72 Mark J Samolczyk President: Catherine M Shew ’79 Steven P Cress Hon Richard T Kettler Gregory A Sbaraglia ’71 Vice President: Luke H Vincer ’07 William J Curran ’83 Richard T Kiko, Jr Thomas W Schervish, II Treasurer: Jennifer Grossman ’06 Phil M Dannemiller Stephen Kobilarcsik Kenneth R Shook ’05 Secretary: Marcellus Stroud ’99 Dan DeHoff Thomas A Kolp Thomas A Shoup Dana A Allender ’96 Thomas J Deighton Richard F Kress Craig B Sisak ’00 Chad R Bauman ’09 David F DePasquale Christine Kruman John J Skakun CPA Tiffani N Hickman ’18 Donald J Detore ’81 Margaret A Laubacher ’87 William R Strohmenger Christopher R Himmelman ’18 Lori A DeVille ’89 James M Leahy ’93 Keith M Stults Mark H Mahon ’05 Joseph C Eaton ’70 William J Lemmon A Jonathan Stump ’86 Robert H McCarthy, Sr ’70 George Elum Michael J Maloney, Jr ’03 Barbara A Sylvester Anthony P Rich ’07 Mark W Fearigo ’90 Beth A Marcinkoski, MD ’82 David M Thomas, Esq ’85 Tanzeah S Sharpe ’97 Peter D Ferguson DC Ramon Martinez Michael L Thomas, DDS Steven M Weigand ’10 Sondra L Fronimo ’84 Michael P May David J Utlak, MD Barbara J Frustaci Patrick J McBrearty DC ’00 Lisa A Waite ’83 ADVISORY BOARD Michael R Gallina John D Menches Howard J Wenger ACTIVE MEMBERS: Dr Gary L Giammarco Alexandra Nicholis Coon William G Williams Chair: Michael L Reed ’87 Mario C Giganti ’94 John R Nichols Thomas W Winkhart, Esq Manual J Albacete ’71 Lynn S Hamilton Michael K O’Brien ’66 Christopher M Wright ’11 Bryant H Bartolone ’90 Margaret N Hamilton Rita J Palmer ’71 Jessica Bennett ’03 Barbara Hammontree-Bennett Michael L Paris HONORARY MEMBERS: Michael J Blate ’87† Jeffery Hasapis ’79 Phillip D Patton William H Belden, Jr Hortense B Bobbitt Catherine M Heitger John E Peer ’71 Dennis H Biery Eric T Bowles Kevin Hinton ’83 B Louis Poppovich Donald R Black Michael W Bruin ’80 Joan C Houck ’75 David M Roberts Alex C Bonvechio Raymond T Bules Lawrence V Hug, Jr ’66 Dr Joseph A Rochford Gary L Brahler Steven J Burger ’90 Michael Jacobsen Robert P Roden EdD ’67 Thomas E Cecconi Mark A Butterworth ’93 Geoffrey M Karcher Alan Rodriguez Rev Msgr James A Clarke Ronald O Carlson ’99 James E Keller Frederick W Rohrig ’72 Donald R Colaner Mark J Clendenin ’85 Jennifer R Kessel ’99 Robert E Roland, Esq Charlene A Corlett

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Richard E Croasdaile, Jr WOMEN’S COMMITTEE Patricia A DiSimone Ann D Black Scholarship ACTIVE MEMBERS: Rebecca J Crowl Lynne Esguerra Brother Francis R Blouin Alumni President: Cindy Samolczyk Frank G D’Angelo ’85 Norma J Feim Scholarship Roger L DeVille ’65 Vice President: Kimberly A Musille ’82 Deborah A Freudeman ’85 Steve P DiPietro Past President: Patricia Seanor Margaret N Hamilton Brother Francis Blouin Endowed William F Downey Treasurer: Heidi Brown Irene Hammontree Scholarship Lynne S Dragomier Recording Secretary: Theresa A Hannon † Brother Francis R Blouin Peace Michael G Eberhart ’70 M Chris Sbaraglia ’01 Helen J Heller Scholarship Fund Mark G Endres ’66 Corresponding Secretary: Dee L Innis Elizabeth L Engels Mary Jane O’Brien Dorothy E Kandel Raoul J & Marie Blouin Hon Sheila G Farmer Joan K Barriffe† Christina J Kerchner Endowment Fund Helen J Garofalo Michele K Blate ’85 Charlene King Alex Botsch Endowed Scholarship Gretchen A Graham Rosemary Bresson Karen L Mackan The Brothers of Christian Instruction Bonnie W Gwin A Lucia Cirese ’91 Louise F Mahoney 50th Anniversary Scholarship Nan B Johnston Margaret M Cirone Kathryn S O’Connor Rev Robert W Kaylor Nandita Dash ’96 Elsie N Oelslager Michelle Brown Endowed Scholarship J Sean Keenan ’64 Zana M Demchak Virginia C Olivieri The Buckeye Sports Supply Rev Ronald M Klingler Carmie C DeVito Geraldine V Patrick Endowed Scholarship Richard A Langsdorf, DO Nora V DiMattio Jewel M Sauser The Honorable Sara E Lioi Marcella J Emmons Angela Schervish Byers Family Hope for the Future Gregory W Luntz Eleni Helen K Esber Veronica A Sirpilla Endowed Scholarship Edward A Mahoney, III ’66 Elizabeth C Farey Harlene Smuckler Edward & Henry Cain Endowed Sheila Markley Black, Esq Judy C Foust Marilyn Stults Scholarship Vinayak T Mehta, MD Linda R Ganser June S Underwood Edward V Carr & Helen E Carr Joseph Niamtu, Jr Louise G GibbsLilly Esther Vagotis† Scholarship Norman J Nicola† Gretchen A Graham R Mark Nugent ’70 Terie M Jusseaume ’74 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS FOR Ethel R Casenheiser Scholarship Shirlee M Krane Robert S O’Brien† WALSH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Don & Paulette Caster Endowed Ivan V Ortiz Lin Lahr The 50th Gala Scholarship Scholarship Gerald V Pellegrino, Sr Linda Lawrence J Kevin Ramsey Rosemary A Mallette Absolute Endowed Scholarship in The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown The Honorable Ralph S Regula† Dorothy M McGrew Physical Therapy Endowed Scholarship Richard J Reichert, MD, MPH ’78 Dolores C Meier Alumni Renaissance Scholarship Charter One Bank, FSB Scholarship Glen A Schaffert Jacqueline M Oprean ’05 Thomas W Schervish Shelli Peters Anonymous (3) Christ the Servant Teaching Corps George W Seanor Beth Petro Endowed Scholarship James V & Velia Armogida Scholarship Dr M Herman Sims Linda M Pusateri Carlo Thomas Cicchini Memorial Joseph A Soehnlen Patricia A Rohrig Aultman Hospital Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Theodore M Stults, II Molly B Romano Dr J & Ramona Austen Endowed Don R & Pauline F Colaner Scholarship Charles J Tyburski Katherine A Russo Scholarship John C Vaught, Sr Alma Z Schumann Mr & Mrs Nathan A Colaner James Weber Donna L Shaheen The BFF-LFI Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Susan Shearer John R Werren Benford M & Alice C Barnhart & Vernon Richard W Cordingly Endowed Marlene K Sommer Harold E Ziegler, Jr L & Ora Lea Estes Parker Scholarship Scholarship Fund Cheryl G Spears† PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE Myna Stavrou Father Dacian O Barrette Alumni Michele A Culver Endowed Scholarship Michael W Bruin ’80 Patricia A Stayer Scholarship Daniel & MaryEllen Vaughn Mario C Giganti ’94 Kathleen O Tatarsky Esq Father Dacian O Barrette Scholarships Cunningham Badge #7 Endowed James P Kamerer Esq Catherine M Taylor Scholarship J Scott Kettler ’72 Marlene Toot ’85 Paul B Belden, Jr Endowed Scholarship William W & Anna Jean Cushwa Raymond N Latiano MBA Joan E Wetmore† Rose & Henri Bernier Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Brian C Layman Esq Jeannie A Winberry ’73 Ronald J Manse ’71 Eleanor A Wingert Don & Ida Betzler Endowed Scholarship Frank and Patricia D’Angelo Alex J McCallion ’07 Sylvia Yeater† Benjamin & Michelle Biery Endowed Endowed Scholarship Michael K Obrien ’66 Scholarship Fund Marc Deighton Memorial Scholarship James J Pennetti ’72 SUSTAINING MEMBERS: David M Roberts Patricia Capri Adkins The Biery Family Endowed Saint Martin dePorres Endowed Mark A Rojek Julia B Belden† Scholarship Fund Scholarship Scott P Sandrock Esq Mary Blumer The Biris Family Endowed Scholarship George H Deuble Scholarship David J Schrade Sandy Burke Rosemary C Serra Esq ’74 Jacqueline L Cassel Marian Birk-Selm Schuller Endowed Fran & Mike DeWine Haitian Luke H Vincer ’07 The Honorable Katherine Catazaro-Perry Scholarship Scholarship

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John & Marie Dowling Dr Kenneth N Hamilton, Jr Alumni Nancy Markley Scholarship Mark & Carol Ratti Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Scholarship Fund The Mastroianni Family Endowed James J & Norma Dreussi Dr Kenneth & Peggy Hamilton Scholarship Fred R & Joanne C Reikowsky Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund Scholarship Maynard Family Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Dr George W Duncan Endowed Joseph Harrison Academic Scholarship Charles W. McDonald Endowed Remark Family Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Dr Linton R & Betty Lou Honaker Scholarship Congressman James B Renacci Edward P & Jeannette A Elum Family Endowed Scholarship Tim Mead Soccer Alumni Scholarship Government Scholars Program Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Helen M & Richard S Hoover William C Meier Foundation Mark & Kay Endres Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Dr Carl E Richards Scholarship Scholarship John F & Loretta A Hynes Foundation AE & EV Miller Endowed LJ "Vern" Riesbeck Legacy Scholarship Philip & Hattie Eysman Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Brother Guy Roddy Endowed Scholarship James J. "Jerry" Fagan, Jeffrey T Joliat / The SEAL Group Gertrude F Milzheimer Scholarship The Ruflin Family Endowed Scholarship Sr. Memorial Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Mission Service Endowed Scholarship The Saint Sebastian - Biery Family Gary Farey Endowed Scholarship Fund K-9 Scholarship Dean Carole Mount Endowed Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Thomas S Farrell George Alex Kallas Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund Mary Alice Saxton Endowed Scholarship Alumni Scholarship The Karcher Group Endowed Carl A & Kimberly A Musille Angela & Tom Schervish Endowed Brother Thomas S Farrell Endowed Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Reverend Richard J Mucowski Coletta M Kiko Memorial Endowed Bill & Barb Schiltz Endowed Timm & Marianne Fautsko Alumni Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship JT (Mike) Mulligan Alumni Scholarship Elaine J. Klekotka Endowed Scholarship Jane & Frank Schirack Endowed Albert W & Edith V Flowers Scholarship John S & James L Knight Foundation JT and Josephine Mulligan Scholarship The Foundation for Christ and His Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Ann & George Seanor Scholarship Church Endowed Scholarship Brother Robert Myrrl-Houck Knights of Columbus Bishop The Servant Leadership Scholarship Founders Scholarships McFadden Endowed Scholarship Inspirational Scholarship Margaret Sigmund Endowed Brother Robert Francoeur The Needles Family Endowed Knights of Columbus, Council No 341, Scholarship Fund Academic Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Fund Fred F Silk Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Robert Francoeur Aurelia & Sam Krugliak Endowed John & Kathleen Nichols Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Sisler-McFawn Scholarship Dr Ernest & Alba Panasci Scholarship Kevin Frank Memorial Lucien & Desneiges Lacasse Scholarship The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Endowed Scholarship Brother Ernest Paquet Academic Canton Scholarship Fund Joanne Lattavo Endowed Scholarship Dick Gallagher Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund Alan & Geralynn Smith Helen Irene Peer Memorial Scholarship Endowed Scholarship GAR Foundation Scholarship Paul B Lemmon Memorial Endowed The Pellegrino Family Endowed Kimberly A Smith Endowed Scholarship General Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Lloyd L & Louise K Smith Memorial Arthur Genshaft Memorial Scholarship Brother Jerry Lessard Alumni Scholarship Coral L. Pennetti Endowed Scholarship Foundation Endowed Scholarship Grace & Edward Gibbons Scholarship Brother Theodore Letendre Scholarship Michael Petrecca Endowed Scholarship Sodexo Endowed Scholarship Ray & Virginia Gillman Sylvia J Levie Memorial Gary & Carol Pfau Endowed Scholarship Jacob H & Theodosia J Soehnlen Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Fund John J & Marguerite M Phillips Memorial Scholarships Libby Ginsburg Memorial Scholarship Jonathan Lucilio Endowed Scholarship Scholarship St Francis & St Clare Scholarship William and Sharon Luntz Endowed Keith J Gloeckl Endowed Scholarship William C & Dorothy A Phillips Scholarship Brother Charles St James Elizabeth Goering Endowment Fund Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Walter I Lusetti Memorial Howard E Possner, MD, The Golden Cavalier Endowed Scholarship Award St Albert Patron Saint of Scientists Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Dick & Maurita (Paumier) Mahon Helen M. Green Endowed Scholarship Brother Joseph Power St Jude Endowed Scholarship "Angel of Mercy" Nursing Scholarship Academic Scholarship James A. Green Endowed Scholarship St Raphael The Archangel Edward A Mahoney Family Endowed The Ramsburg Group Endowed Scholarship Richard A Gulling Leadership Scholarship Fund Endowed Scholarship Scholarship St Thomas Aquinas Scholarship Fund Herbert E Markley Endowed Margaret E Raridan Endowed The HCZ Scholarship Scholarship Fund Scholarship St Thomas More Endowed Scholarship

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Wiley Webster Stephens Memorial Endowed Scholarship Ted & Marilyn Stults MBA Scholarship Ted & Marilyn Stults Museum Studies Scholarship Ted & Marilyn Stults Nursing Scholarship Timken Employee Alumni Endowed Scholarship Timken Foundation Endowed Scholarship Marlene Toot ’85 Endowed Scholarship Ira G Turpin Scholarship The United Healthcare Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Roland Vigeant Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Roland Vigeant Fine & Performing Arts Scholarship Corinne E Volkmann Endowed Scholarship Judy Bahen Walsh Endowed Scholarship Walsh Alumni Association 50th Anniversary Scholarship Walsh College Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship Walsh College Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Walsh College Class of 1967 Endowed Scholarship Walsh University Alumni Board of Trustees Scholarship Walsh University Endowed Emergency Student Assistance Fund Charles S White Memorial Scholarship Ervin & Marie Wilkof Endowed Scholarship Fund William K & Lotte Wilson Scholarship Women’s Committee of Walsh University Endowment Fund Triston Young Endowed Scholarship *Endowed Scholarships as of 6/30/2018

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