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Volume 76 • Number 4 • Winter 2007

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Growing a university

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Executive Editor and Executive Director of Alumni Relations Mary Lu Yardley, ’90 MSA ’92 Peggy Bris b ane Peggy Editor On the cover Barbara Sutherland Chovanec 24 Growing a university Photographers CMU thanks our supporters Robert Barclay through the annual honor Peggy Brisbane roll of donors.

Writer Michelle Szymczak, ‘91 MA ‘97, is Matt Park, ’06 our cover model for this issue, a CMU Development Board member, Guest feature writer and a personal supporter of the Eric Johnson, professor growth of the university.

Graphic designer Sydnee MacKay, ’98

Communications committee Kevin Campbell, ’74 MA ’76 Raymond Jones, ’73 MA ’80 Darcy Orlik, ’92 MSA ’95 Shirley Posk, ’60 Judy Smith, ’65 4 6 10 Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations Michael Leto Features 4 Fifty great years Associate Vice President for Public Relations and Marketing Experience The Embers’ last night, and share memories of the Mount Pleasant institution. Rich Morrison

For advertising information Departments Call Cindy Jacobs, ’93 2 Letters (800) 358-6903 3 Take Five Another CMU professor is named Michigan Professor of the Year; student-athletes win the conference award for best grades yet again; and other university briefs.

6 Discovery Learn how Professor Maureen Eke makes a difference for Stay connected the nation’s teachers. Hear from Professor Eric Johnson about an international conference he hosted. Send change of address information to: Alumni Relations 10 Sports Carlin Alumni House Meet women’s basketball coach Sue Guevara. Central Michigan University Mount Pleasant, MI 48859 12 Maroon and Gold Phone: (800) 358-6903 Your alumni association source. Fax: (989) 774-7159 E-mail: [email protected] 23 In Support Web: www.cmualum.com 36 Alumni in Action Centralight is published four times each year by 39 In Memoriam the Central Michigan University Office of Alumni Relations. It is printed by Village Press Inc., Traverse 40 I Am Central City, and entered at the Traverse City Post Office under nonprofit mailing. CMU (an AA/EO institution) strongly and actively strives to increase diversity within its community (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo). CMU provides individuals with disabilities 1 reasonable accommodations to participate in the activities, programs, and services announced in this publication. Individuals with disabilities requiring an accommodation to participate in a program should call the event sponsor.

PRM 7743 – 27,300 (11/07) centralight Winter 2007 Letters Letters CMU logos bring people together Editor:

In my travels over the past 25 years, • We were on a Caribbean cruise, and I have experienced some rewarding two CMU faculty and their wives saw encounters with other CMU persons who our logos, then joined us for lunch are identified through sweatshirts, T-shirts, and brought us up-to-date on what is hats, etc.: going on at our alma mater. • I was returning from the Great Barrier • We were walking down the street Reef in Cairns, Australia, and coming in Charleston, South Carolina, with down the aisle on our bus was a young my CMU baseball hat perched upon woman wearing a CMU sweatshirt. She my head. A young man dressed in a turned out to be an exchange student business suit and pulling a small cart attending the University of Sydney. greeted me with “Fire up Chips!” He • I was filling my car with gas in was a 1992 graduate from Muskegon, living in Atlanta, Georgia, and in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, and on the Bris b ane Peggy other side of the pump was a fellow Charleston on business. Central alum. He saw my CMU baseball CMU prof named best in state I have had hundreds of encounters with hat, and it turned out he was from CMU students and alumni all over the For the second time in three years, the Cadillac, Michigan, and his daughter world. When I attended Central Michigan state’s top professor hails from CMU. was currently attending Central. He had College in the late 1940s (’47 to ’51) its graduated in the early 1970s. motto was “the friendliest campus in Norma Bailey, professor of teacher education • We were picking up our bags at the the world,” and I’m happy to see this and professional development, has been airport in Hawaii. The baggage agent extended beyond the campus. Nice named the Carnegie Foundation for the was a young teacher (and Central things happen when you display your Advancement of Teaching 2007 Michigan alum) working at the airport during the emblems. Professor of the Year. The awards were to be summer vacation who spied my CMU presented by the Council for Advancement T-shirt and gave us VIP service. Jerry Oehmke, ’51 and Support of Education during a mid- Clinton Township November luncheon and reception in Washington, D.C.

Bailey, who has taught at CMU since 1996 Corrections and specializes in middle level education and diversity education, joins three colleagues In “The royal treatment: Homecoming who have been named Michigan Professor through the years” (Fall 2007 Centralight) of the Year during the past decade, the a photo of the Homecoming queen and most from any Michigan school. Others her court from 1953 were misidentified are marketing and hospitality services with the names of the queen and court administration assistant professor Gary from 1958. Gagnon, the 2005 recipient; geography professor Mark Francek, the 2002 recipient; Here are the two photos with correct and psychology professor Gary Dunbar, the identification. CMU A r c hives 1953: 1997 recipient. In their Michigan float are court members To learn more about the U.S. (from left) Janet Dueltgen, Janet Caldwell, Professors of the Year program, visit Martha Moyer, Eleanor Kaiser, and (back) www.usprofessorsoftheyear.org. • Queen Jeanne Martin.

CMU A r c hives Write to Centralight: 1958: Mail letters to: Centralight wants to hear from you! We In their swan float are court members Centralight Letters (from left) Nancy Cockerill, Karen welcome all letters from readers. Tell us your Public Relations and Marketing 2 Pankonin, Rose Blakeslee, Sue Gregory, thoughts about Centralight articles or about West Hall and (back) Queen Marilyn Starkey. CMU in general. Central Michigan University Mount Pleasant, MI 48859 Be sure to sign your letter with your full name and also include graduation year and degree, Letters also may be sent by fax address, and daytime phone number. Letters to (989) 774-1098 or by e-mail centralight Winter 2007 may be edited for space and clarity. to [email protected]. Letters Take Five

Color change Tiny talk New maroon and gold street signs went Nationally renowned experts up across campus this fall as the result examined and discussed of the Student Alumni Association’s critical nanotechnology fundraising campaign. The student issues during a two- group raised more than $4,000 from day National Science student and alumni donations to change Foundation-sponsored 55 green and white signs to maroon workshop at CMU this fall. and gold. Here, CMU employee Jim Kovacs installs the signs at the corner of Information gathered at the workshop will be R o b ert Bar c lay Washington Street and Hopkins Court. • used in shaping national legislative policy on nanotechnology Academic center named for Enberg issues. Guests visited from the National Science Foundation, National Institutes Emmy award-winning of Health, and Nanotechnology broadcaster and CMU alumnus Characterization Laboratory. Dick Enberg visited CMU this fall for the dedication of the The workshop was held at the National Dick Enberg Academic Center Dendrimer Center in the CMU Center and the announcement of two for Applied Research and Technology’s academic awards. research facility in Mount Pleasant. • Enberg, a 1957 CMU gradute and winner of 14 Emmy awards, is known for his work More power as a sports broadcaster with CMU’s student-run radio station now has CBS and NBC. A display a much farther reach, thanks to a major commemorating Enberg’s upgrade this fall. career, including one of his

Robert Barclay Emmy awards, now fills one of the walls WMHW-FM, which started in 1972 as a adjacent to the academic center entrance Good grades 37-watt station, upped its signal power in the Indoor Athletic Complex. CMU has earned the Mid-American from 340 watts to 13,000 watts on Conference Institutional Academic Homecoming weekend in September. CMU’s women’s soccer team, which has The upgraded signal expands the posted the highest grade point average Achievement Award for the sixth consecutive time and the 10th time overall. station’s coverage area, which previously of any women’s soccer program in the was limited to Isabella County but now country the past two seasons, received The honor is presented to the Mid- reaches east to Bay City and Saginaw, the Dick Enberg Team Leadership Award. American Conference member with north to Gladwin and Harrison, west to Senior wrestler Wynn Michalak, a two- the highest overall institutional GPA for Big Rapids, and south to Ithaca. time All-American who carries a 3.83 GPA, student-athletes competing in MAC- received the inaugural Dick Enberg Scholar- sponsored sports. Sponsoring 384 WMHW is operated by CMU students Athlete of the Year Award. student-athletes in 16 sports, CMU under the supervision of the School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts within The Dick Enberg Academic Center is a recorded an institutional grade point average of 3.078. the College of Communication and Fine 6,000-square-foot facility that houses a Arts. It broadcasts 24 hours a day, 365 computer lab with 31 workstations, five The first MAC Institutional Academic days a year with an alternative tutoring rooms, a quiet study room, and the Achievement Award was presented in rock music format plus several offices of the full-time academic staff. • 1994-95, and CMU has won the award specialty music shows, news 10 out of 14 years. • and sports programs, and play-by-play coverage of such sports as Shepherd High Space ambassador School football and CMU Have questions about the latest space mission? women’s basketball. Chances are, Jim McDonald can answer them. Out of the area? Listen online at McDonald, associate professor of teacher education and pro- www.bca.cmich.edu/wmhw. • fessional development, is a NASA solar system ambassador, volunteering to deliver educational presentations regarding space-exploration missions and discoveries. Most of his presentations have been to K-12 students. R o b ert Bar c lay McDonald is one of only 10 ambassadors in Michigan and is the 3 only mid-Michigan-based volunteer. He was in the first group of educators to attend Space Camp in Alabama in 1987, and he has been an ambassador since 2001. He has spent numerous summers engaged in research, observation, and education with scientists in space science programs around the country. • centralight Winter 2007 Fifty great yearsBy Barbara Sutherland Chovanec

It’s 9:30 Saturday morning, June 30, and weddings, anniversarys, birthdays, and Jeff Tuma folds T-shirts to give his staff holidays. “We all kind of grew up here at tonight – The Embers closing night. The Embers,” Dana Rudoni says.

He calls his employees “the kids” and John and Susie Harper, a secretary at says how much they mean to him and his CMU, ate at Tease, The Embers’ casual father, Clarence Tuma, ’50, affectionately sidedoor spot, for their first date. “This called “C.T.” has always been our special place to eat,” Susie says. The Embers is known not only for its elegant dining experience, but also Patty Janes, ’86 MSA ’92, now a CMU the warm, family environment among professor, has returned to work the last employees and customers – a reputation night, serving coffee and filling water that has continued in Mount Pleasant for glasses. For her and her friends, working five decades. at The Embers was a priceless experience. “As young people, it formed us,” she says. Jeff had announced to his staff in April that since the demand for fine-dining Kari Butcher, ’06, a first-grade teacher in restaurants was waning, instead of Charlotte who got engaged during a shift changing its format to something more at The Embers, also has returned to work casual, the Tumas would close The Embers. the last night. “My dad went to school here and was friends with both Jeff and Now the final day is here, and Jeff chokes Ken (Hisey, general manager), so we have back tears. He’s looking forward to a family connection,” she says. “It’s an spending more time with his 15-year-old emotional night for people, but fun, too, to daughter, but how the next chapter of his see everyone again.” life will unfold is uncertain. “It was a great place to work when we Fast forward to 6 p.m. – Jeff in his were in school,” says Renee Trombley pinstriped suit and Clarence in his Rourke, ’89, who now is the human chef’s hat greet guests and exchange resources manager for Guardian Industries handshakes and hugs with customers who of Auburn Hills. “It was a great family to feel like lifelong friends. work for.” Uncle Ed Tuma, who helped Clarence For months the Tumas have been flooded and Norm LaBelle open The Embers in with similar sentiments from customers 1958, returned for one more night in the and former employees around the country. barbecue pit. Also in attendance is Keith They’ve pinned some of those letters on Charters, former general manager and the lobby bulletin board. Now it’s time later co-owner of Embers on the Bay in to paste the notes into scrapbooks and Traverse City. remember the great times. About 380 people take their seats through- The usual sign that greeted traffic at out the evening for one last Embers the corner of Mission and Preston said, meal – one-pound pork chops, pecan rolls, “Welcome. Come as you are. Dining at peas and peanuts, and all the favorites. five.” On tonight’s sign: “Thanks for fifty 4 The Rudoni family are among the guests great years.” • at the restaurant where they’ve celebrated

centralight Winter 2007 From friends When news of The Embers closing spread throughout the informal network of former employees and friends nationwide, the e-mail notes, phone calls, and letters started pouring in. Here are some excerpts:

“The Embers was more than a restaurant, it was ‘Mt. Pleasant’ and always will be. It was an honor being part of The Embers family.” Mike Walsh, ’85 Torrance, California

“The Embers has been the finest restaurant in Mt. Pleasant for 49 years, but it has also been more than that. It made sure a lot of kids could get through school financially, establish good work ethics, and make good and lasting friendships. The lessons we learned about life are priceless.” Marcia Charters Tuma, ’73 Mount Pleasant

“The Tumas have made us better in every way, and we will be forever thankful.” Dave, ’64, and Sue Keilitz Mount Pleasant

“I was a waitress in 1981-82. I learned a great deal about customer service, always striving to deliver superior service with topnotch quality. You will be missed.” Jacalyn Beckers Goforth, ’82 Beverly Hills

“There was not a classier place to work. From the elegant ambiance to the focus on service, The Embers set a standard that is lost among today’s eateries. So many fun memories come back to me when I think of the times spent serving fine wines in the dining room and one- pound pork chops to parties.” Bob Parsons, ’79 DeWitt

“Dear Clarence, how do you say thank you to a man who has provided the Mt. Pleasant community with a treasure, The Embers, for the entire state to share?” Herb and Marilyn Deromedi Mount Pleasant

Photos by Robe r t B a clay Photos “Your warm hospitality, your interest, your support, and most of all your commitment to doing it the right way will always be associated with that familiar sign at the corner of Mission and Preston. What a great accomplishment it 5 Hungry? is to leave a footprint that embodies the very spirit and tradition of a community.” Get The Embers’ famous one-pound pork chop recipe Roy Kramer online at www.alumni.cmich.edu/centralight. Vonore, Tennessee

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Teaching By BarbaraAfrica Sutherland Chovanec

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Reaching out to teachers nationwide, Maureen Eke helps 15 at a time become better advocates of African literature. Eke, who grew up in Nigeria, says more attention must be paid to the history and literature of her native continent.

“Anything that has to do with Africa in This summer’s participants were English general is not well-covered,” says Eke, an and social studies teachers from across English professor at CMU. “Much attention the country. is not paid to the continent in general unless there is a crisis. The subject of Aeriale Johnson traveled from Kiana, Africa is always at the margins – in the Alaska, for the seminar. Others attended periphery of any conversation.” from Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, New York, and Eke does what she can to change this Pennsylvania – all with their own reasons through her three-week summer seminar for participating. for teachers, supported by a $119,000 National Endowment for the Humanities “I teach native Alaskans, and there are grant. This is the fourth year that Eke parallels between their experiences and has received the NEH grant to fund the African colonization,” Johnson says. teachers’ books, travel, and room and “Discussing African literature helps them board on campus. to analyze their situation.”

This summer Eke’s seminar focused on “What we’re discussing has a direct the representation of the people and influence on my current job as a high school culture of Africa, with special attention to English teacher,” says Denise Dafeamekpor the Congo and Nigeria through discussion of Baltimore, Maryland. “It broadens my Teaching Africa of Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, perspective as a professional. I also have Barbara Kingsolver’s The Poisonwood a personal interest, as I married an African Bible, Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God and man. I definitely need a stronger root on the Things Fall Apart, and Wole Soyinka’s Ake various points of view of African literature.” and Death and the King’s Horseman. In addition to reading books, the group The group examined and debated the looked at African art, listened to music, books in detail, resulting in new ways to and took trips to the Ziibiwing Center interpret the texts that the teachers can of Anishinabe Culture and Lifeways in take back to their classrooms. Mount Pleasant and Detroit sites such as the Museum of African American History, “This is a great accomplishment for CMU; For instance, Eke says Conrad’s 1899 the Second Baptist Church Underground it gives us national presence,” Eke says. “It Heart of Darkness is taught in most high Railroad Station, and the Motown also is a great recruiting tool, as teachers schools. But even so, some scholars of Historical Museum. come from across the country to spend Africa have criticized the book for being time at CMU, and several of them have racist, since Conrad’s African characters “We’re teaching our students to look at recommended CMU to their students.” rarely speak and have little or no individual the world in its diversity,” Eke told the teachers one morning of the seminar. “Part identities. The most vocal of these critics Eke maintains an e-mail discussion of that is acknowledging other cultures and is Chinua Achebe, one of the authors the list with the 60 teachers who have perspectives. Give your students permission seminar covered. participated over the years. And her next to recognize other values and systems and dream involves taking teachers to Africa Eke’s teachers examined the book, critique them, but be careful not to judge.” to give them firsthand experience in the considered information that Conrad culture about which they teach. didn’t include, and filled in the gaps Eke says the seminar builds a mini learning community, as participants spend almost with historical details. “A trip would be invaluable. But until we all their time together and end up renting find funding for that, the NEH seminar “If these teachers are teaching Conrad, additional movies, reading extra books, and is crucial in helping to educate teachers they should be aware of other comparative carrying on discussions long into the night. nationwide. It changes the way they look works out there,” Eke says. “And if they’re “Every group has behaved like that – at things,” Eke says. talking about emigration or colonization, 7 talking until 3 a.m.,” Eke says. they should look at other perspectives. Fifteen teachers at a time. • The seminar provides alternate views and perspectives on these issues.” And the seminar’s location on campus is a plus for CMU, as it gives teachers direct exposure to the university’s facilities and resources. centralight Winter 2007 Discovery Fireworks, friendship, and new discoveries CMU hosts international conference on violence and genocide in Latin American history By Eric Johnson, history professor

Eric Johnson, center, hosted the international conference on violence and genocide in Latin CMU’s newly established Center for had to make his way out of an earthquake, American history. Transnational and Comparative History in and three from Mexico had to sidestep a August hosted the first of four international huge Caribbean hurricane. But when they time, the rest found nothing to fear. Most conferences on the global history of reached CMU, the electricity in Mount concurred with a Mexican colleague violence and genocide. Organized jointly Pleasant went out for more than six who opined that the Mount Pleasant by CMU and its Dutch partner institution hours; and near the end of the first day police seemed exceptionally friendly and Erasmus University Rotterdam, this the participants were forced to leave the unthreatening. After making his brief meeting focused specifically on violence conference room for the tornado shelter remark, he and the rest of the visiting and genocide in Latin America. in the basement of the Bovee University scholars (together with several new-found Center – a threatening twister had touched friends and colleagues at the dinner table The 20 distinguished scholars taking part down about 15 miles away and was with them from CMU and the Mount hailed from foreign universities stretching heading quickly in our direction. Pleasant community) just kept on eating, from Oxford and Cambridge, England, drinking, laughing, and debating until deep to Buenos Aires, Argentina, as well as All of this, however, did not trouble the into the starry night. American universities from Columbia on distinguished scholars. They were so the east coast to the University of Oregon deeply involved in their subject that lively The next morning the sun shone brightly on the west coast. Among the countries debate continued. once again, signaling a fitting end to represented at the conference were yet another successful academic event Guatemala, Peru, Argentina, Mexico, Great Finally, hardly any of the scholars raised an at CMU. • Britain, Germany, Holland, Canada, and the eyebrow when the police came to check United States. out a brilliant fireworks display which lit Eric Johnson is author of What We Knew, Nazi up the sky above the street adjacent to Terror, and other books and the director of the Center for Transnational and Comparative Given the theme of the conference, some a pig roast held on the second evening History. Check out the center and the many fireworks could be expected, and these of the conference. Although one German new international partners of CMU on the certainly occurred. Even while heading professor expressed some concern over history department’s graduate Web site at to the conference, one scholar from Peru his not having his visa on hand at the www.chsbs.cmich.edu/ctch.

courses and media depictions, the spread ruling group faced with the threat of From the conference of penal doctrines that emphasize zero rebellion. In Guatemala the institutions Throughout the three-day conference the tolerance and harsh justice, the prevalence of the state were mainly responsible for participants enthusiastically debated the level of neo-liberal economic and social policies, the extrajudicial executions and forced and nature of violence in Latin America. The and a militaristic/authoritarian approach to disappearances of approximately 200,000 event represented an important milestone not penal justice are among the many causes Guatemalans between 1960 to 1996. This only for the study of violence and genocide, but and issues to be explored. • essay tries to do a general interpretation also for the emerging national and international about state terrorism in Guatemala, prominence of CMU. Caroline Dodds, University of Leicester: Mass Murder or Religious Homicide? contending that it can be seen as a We will publish the best of the papers and the genocide, and it was caused by the culture main results of the conference in a book edited Rethinking Human Sacrifice and Interpersonal Violence in Aztec Society of terror that was built in the country since by myself, Pieter Spierenburg of Erasmus the colonial period. • University Rotterdam (who co-organized the The Aztecs perpetrated mass homicide in meeting and will be hosting similar annual their religious rituals, killing vast numbers of Orlando Perez, Central Michigan University: meetings on Africa, Asia, and Europe and North Youth Gang Violence and Democracy in America in subsequent years), Alan Knight of men and women to honor and nourish their Central America Oxford University, and Ricardo Salvatore of the gods, but did this ritual slaughter constitute Universidad Torcuato di Tella in Buenos Aires. mass murder? The victims were powerfully Youth gangs in Central America developed implicated in a cultural framework that Among the papers presented were: from the socio-economic alienation of ensured their glorification in life and death large sectors of society excluded from Carlos Aguirre, University of Oregon: as well as in the afterlife. • Punishment and Extermination: The the benefits of the global economy and Massacre of Political Prisoners in Peru, Carlos Figueroa Ibarra, Benemerita a pervasive culture of violence generated June 1986 Universidad Autonoma de Puebla: from years of civil war. The problem is 8 Genocide and State Terrorism in Guatemala worsened by repressive police policies Numerous prison riots and massacres (1954-1996), an Interpretation. emphasizing punishment rather than have taken place in various Latin American rehabilitation. The reciprocal effects of gang The case of Guatemala is paradigmatic countries during the last 20 to 25 years. activity and repressive measure from the of the enormous capacity of violence Dehumanizing prison conditions, the state undermine the institutional and social that can be unleashed by a state and demonizing of “criminals” in public dis- basis of democracy in these countries. • centralight Winter 2007 She didn’t used to think of herself as a leader. We convinced her otherwise.

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By Matt Park, ’06 “I led the intramural department and was The roadstill an assistant basketball coach, too,” to CMU She planned to be a nurse. She wanted to Guevara explains. “My friends joke and be an athletic trainer. She was destined to tell me I’m really a softball coach who’s be a basketball coach. coaching basketball.”

It’s been a winding road for Sue Guevara, But her passion for coaching came from who arrived in Mount Pleasant as the new basketball. For the next 11 years, Guevara CMU women’s basketball coach in April. absorbed the game and learned how to “I was 10 weeks from graduating with teach it. After one-year stints at The Ohio a nursing degree from Delta College,” State University and Ball State University, Guevara says. “It just wasn’t in me. I she settled onto the bench at Michigan walked away.” State University coaching under longtime Spartan coach and mentor Karen Langeland. With her infectious personality and boundless energy, Guevara doesn’t walk “I learned the importance of fundamentals, away from much. She eventually went to the value of being organized,” Guevara school at Saginaw Valley State University says. “Karen taught me about paying to pursue a degree in athletic training. attention to detail. She always saw While she matriculated, she joined the problems as an opportunity to find a new basketball team as a player for one season solution. I was prepared to be a head 10 and continued as an assistant coach and coach when I left Michigan State.” trainer for three others. By the time she She didn’t go far to get her first shot as a graduated from SVSU in 1982, she was a head coach in women’s basketball. In July head coach – for the softball program. 1996 Guevara was tabbed to be the interim head coach at the University of Michigan. centralight Winter 2007 Sports Sports

She left security and stability as an I left Michigan, I wasn’t sure if I wanted to “I planned a monthlong trip to Mexico assistant at MSU with no guarantee that coach anymore. I didn’t coach during the in January of 2004, because I knew that the job at Michigan would be hers after next season. I got a real estate license. I would be the toughest time for me,” she the 1996-97 season. U-M’s then-Athletic contemplated a future without basketball.” says. “That was always when Big Ten play Director Joe Roberson intended to started, and I just wanted to be away from conduct a national search for Michigan’s Return to the court everything. What I found was that I missed permanent coach after that year. coaching. I missed basketball. I missed Watching Guevara today, bouncing being at practice, preparing for games. But Guevara never gave him a chance. through the hallways of the basketball I knew I wanted to do that again – I just After leading a team that had gone 20-88 offices at CMU, talking about her needed an opportunity.” overall and 5-63 in the Big Ten over the basketball philosophies and explaining previous four seasons to a 15-11 mark and how she wants her team to play post Enter Nell Fortner, the head coach of the a 7-9 record in the Big Ten, Guevara earned defense, it’s hard to believe that she 2000 U.S. Olympic team and a legendary the job for herself. could live without basketball. During her coach in the women’s game who was season away from coaching, she kept her hired at Auburn University in April of 2004. “I believed in Michigan, and I believed in hand in the game of basketball through an Guevara knew Fortner from their many myself,” she says. “I knew what Michigan unlikely pairing of individuals – her eighth- years as opponents in the Big Ten, with had in terms of players and skill on the team. grade nephew and Michigan State men’s Fortner as head coach at Purdue for several I’d spent 10 years in the Big Ten. I knew basketball coach Tom Izzo. seasons. Guevara jumped at the chance to what Michigan could offer for recruits, and I join Fortner’s staff at Auburn. believed in what we could do there. I had a “Tom let me hang around his program plan for how to build that program.” during the fall of 2003,” Guevara says. “Nell helped me a lot, and those kids on “He allowed me to observe how he those Auburn teams helped me so much In her second year as coach (1997-98), and his team and his coaching staff did also,” Guevara says. “I realized I could still Michigan went 19-10 and made the NCAA things. It was rejuvenating to be around a relate to players and could still teach and Tournament for only the second time in championship program like that. strategize. And I knew, too, that I wanted the 25-year history of the program. The one more chance to be a head coach.” team finished tied for third in the Big Ten, “The other thing that helped me was to be its best conference finish ever. Guevara able to coach my nephew’s eighth grade Guevara was introduced as the head was named Big Ten Coach of the Year. coach at CMU on April 18, 2007. She’s back in her home state, ready to take over a program that has struggled in recent years. Sound familiar? Guevara thinks so.

“Everything that I saw when I took the job at Michigan 11 years ago, I see here today at Central Michigan,” she says. “Everything is in place at CMU to win a Mid-American Conference championship. We’ve put together a great staff of coaches who are teachers and talent evaluators. We Over the next four seasons, Michigan team at his school in Grand Rapids. I helped have a passion for Central Michigan and The road toenjoyed unprecedented success.CMU It my sister with the team, and it was just a for returning this program to the level it reached No. 12 in the national rankings. It neat experience to be able to do that.” once was. went to the NCAA Tournament two more times and played in the Women’s National Still, Guevara didn’t know what was in “This is my last job. I know how I want Invitational Tournament the other two store for her. It took an extended vacation to leave this program. This is the place seasons. Every campaign ended with a for her to realize how much coaching – for me to pursue my passion. I’m here to winning record. and basketball – meant to her. make a difference.” •

It would seem then that the 2002-03 season should have been simply a blip on the radar. U-M had its first losing season under Guevara, finishing with a record of 13-16. Instead, that single losing campaign would be her last in Ann Arbor. Guevara resigned after that season, leaving Michigan with a 123-82 record and a pair of Big Ten Coach of the Year honors in her seven seasons as Wolverine boss.

“I lost my confidence, my belief in myself that I could still relate to the players and 11 be effective as a coach,” she says. “I didn’t have the passion anymore. I lost my mother during the 2001-02 season, and it hit me more than I thought it would. When Photos b y R o ert Bar c lay Photos centralight Winter 2007 Maroon and Gold Maroon and Gold Alumni relations annual report

By Mary Lu Yardley, ’90 MSA ’92 Summary of accomplishments CMU Alumni Association’s online Executive director of alumni relations community is www.cmualum.com. for 2006-2007 The online community offers a wide In June, the alumni relations office array of free services including career completed another productive year Alumni relations hosted 93 events tools, travel opportunities, chapter and fostering relationships between alumni nationwide, including events on campus. club information, event registration, and their alma mater. Our vision and Attendance for the year was up 31.1 percent and an events calendar, to name a few. mission statements are below. from 12,257 to 16,072. The increased attendance was helped greatly by the • Launched in June 2002 large turnout for our pregame receptions • 8,000 registered users, a 25 percent Vision statement: for the MAC Football Championship and increase over last year CMU will be a nationally prominent the Motor City Bowl. Victories make for university known for integrity, academic happy Chippewa fans, and the events were Events and awards excellence, research and creative activity, overflowing with Chippewa pride. The charts below show the growth from 2000 to 2007. • Forty-six of the 52 chapters and clubs and public service. held events. • Publication of Centralight four issues • More than 3,000 alumni visited the per year to approximately 29,000 per Alumni Village located at Rose Ponds Mission statement: mailing. We improved Centralight’s during homecoming. online presence. The Development and Alumni Relations • Three successful golf outings – the • Publication of Maroon & Gold Review Division cultivates a strong tradition of Grand Traverse, Grand Rapids, and four issues per year to approximately involvement and commitment among Tri-cities events – provided $14,000 90,000 per mailing. alumni, students, and friends that in scholarships for students. translates into lifelong relationships and • More than 55,000 alumni received the • Seven extraordinary alumni were private support to advance CMU and the @CMU e-newsletter every six weeks. recognized in June 2007 by the CMU achievement of its mission to provide Alumni Association at the Alumni a broad range of undergraduate and CMU inCircle Awards Banquet in the categories of graduate programs and services. alumni recognition, honorary alumni, CMU inCircle is a social networking site Sustaining lifelong relationships between alumni commitment, distinguished available exclusively for CMU alumni. alumni, and young alumni. alumni and CMU is our motto. Through the Through CMU inCircle you can connect support of the CMU Alumni Association with old classmates, search for a job, Board of Directors, we have achieved create your own interest group, or join one another successful year involving alumni of the nearly 400 other existing groups. across the nation. We thank each of you • Launched in January 2006. for your involvement, and “involvement” is what our motto is all about. It is critical to • More than 6,000 registered users a the life of the university. 40 percent increase over last year. • Nearly 400 active groups. Thousands of alumni and friends, • More than 100 new users each week. including our board of directors, chapter and club leaders, university staff, faculty, CMUALUM and students contributed to our success. Alumni events Alumni attendance 100 16,000 Our alumni board of directors, led by 90 14,000 President Tom Lapka, composed of alumni representing all of our academic colleges, 80 12,000 brings diversity in its membership. The 70 10,000 newest member to the board is Paul 60 DeRoche. Retiring members this year were 8,000 50 Doug Brown and Ed Schroll. We thank 6,000 them for their service, which has helped us 40 build for the future. See the complete list 30 4,000 of board members on Page 18. events Number of 20 2,000

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Student Alumni Association Gold Membership memberships and those who are new members. With your help, we are confident Alumni relations Over the past couple of years the Student The CMU Alumni Association is not a we will reach our goal in 2010 of 5,000 Alumni Association has been undergoing dues paying association. But an effort members. The chart below illustrates a restructuring process. During 2006- to help support the activities of the membership based on college affiliation. annual report 07, membership in the chapter grew association and reach out to our alumni, dramatically. The number of executive the Gold Membership program was CMU license plates board members and general membership established a few years ago. The $35 doubled. The students who serve on the annual membership fee helps support A significant number of alumni executive board are very active and focused homecoming weekends, alumni activities demonstrated their CMU pride with CMU on success, assisting at events, interacting throughout the U.S., and the Student license plates. We have a goal to pass with alumni in the president’s suite at home Alumni Association. WMU in license plate sales. The CMU football games, and working on the Make license plate is a great way to show Your Mark Campaign for graduating seniors. Some of the benefits of belonging to the your CMU spirit. Help CMU take this The SAA hosted campuswide events such membership include reduced prices on friendly rivalry of sports between CMU as Senior Send-Off, recruitment gatherings, hotels, travel, apparel, entertainment, and and Western Michigan University to the and the Fire Up Fest to boost awareness of more. Think of it this way: the discounts Michigan roadways. the group and promote school spirit. During and savings you will receive as a Gold the past year the students secured enough Member will more than cover your $35 As of June 30, supporters purchased 7,482 funds to change all street signs on campus annual membership. plates – a 10 percent increase – which is from the traditional green and white to still roughly 1,000 plates behind Western maroon and gold through the Street Sign The Gold Membership program goal for Michigan University. Is your competitive Campaign. 2006-07 was two-fold: 2,007 members spirit going to let this stand? We didn’t by 2007 and a 68 percent increase in think so! Help CMU pass its longtime rival You may wonder why we put so much membership by June 2007. We exceeded on the Michigan roadways! importance on engaging our students and 2,007 by January 1, 2007, and currently growing awareness of the chapter. Students there are 2,559 Gold Members, a 91.5 This report doesn’t list all the who get connected stay connected and percent increase exceeding the second accomplishments for the year, but retain those lifelong relationships. goal. We thank all who renewed their highlights some that had the greatest impact on the year. To our many alumni and friends, your engagement with your Alumni Gold Membership alma mater is truly appreciated and your connection greatly respected. •

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centralight Winter 2007 Maroon and Gold Maroon and Gold Catching up with the chapters Alumni events Chicago More than100 alumni and friends took part in the annual CMU For details on any of these events, Chicago Cubs outing in June. The group met before the game call (800) 358-6903 or go to at the Goose Island Brewery and enjoyed a beautiful day on the www.cmualum.com. patio. The Cubs defeated the Padres, 4-1. December 5 Detroit alumni networking, 5:30 to Detroit 7 p.m., Champps, Troy. On July 12, CMU Summer Theatre presented, I Love You, You’re Flint alumni social hour, 5 to 7 p.m., 20 Perfect, Now Change at Waterford Mott High School Performing Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Flint. Arts Center. Alumni and friends enjoyed this hilarious production, January and the post-performance reception that followed allowed alumni 17 Flint alumni social hour, 5 to 7 p.m., to get to know the cast. Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Flint. Monthly neworking for alumni started September 5 at Champps 18 Alumni board meeting, on Big Beaver in Troy. This was the first of “First Wednesdays” 1 p.m., campus. at Champps, and everyone enjoyed meeting new friends and 29 Trip to Alvin Ailey American Dance getting the latest campus news. Theater, Wharton Center for Performing Arts, East Lansing. Grand Rapids February In June, 50 alumni and friends in Grand Rapids gathered at a 1 Trip to Alvin Ailey American Dance pregame barbecue at Fifth Third Ballpark and then cheered on Theater, Detroit Opera House. the West Michigan Whitecaps for an exciting baseball game. 6 Detroit alumni networking, 5:30 to 7 p.m., Champps, Troy. The 2007 annual Grand Rapids Golf Outing took place in August 21 Flint alumni social hour, 5 to 7 p.m., at The Highlands, raising funds for scholarships for students Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Flint. from the Grand Rapids area. After 60 golfers hit the course the women’s basketball coach, Sue Guevara, gave an exciting 24 Phoenix Suns vs. Detroit Pistons, athletics update at dinner. 12:30 p.m., U.S. Airways Center, Phoenix, Ariz. Lansing March 5 Detroit alumni networking, 5:30 to Lansing area alumni enjoyed a picnic-style feast before watching 7 p.m., Champps, Troy. the Lansing Lugnuts battle the Burlington Bees in July. Nearly 60 alumni and friends were in attendance, and the weather 15 Gathering at the Wizards vs. was beautiful. Clippers basketball game, Verizon Center, Washington, D.C. 20 Flint alumni social hour, 5 to 7 p.m., New York City Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Flint. B Bar and Grille was the 25 Work Transitions Program, CMU’s place to be Aug. 15 in New Troy Center. York City. Adam Ebnit, club coordinator, organized a fun April evening of socializing and 2 Detroit alumni networking, 5:30 to reminiscing about CMU. 7 p.m., Champps, Troy. 12 Opus XI, Music Building, campus. South Bend, Indiana 17 Flint alumni social hour, 5 to 7 p.m., Kimber Abair and alumni and friends from South Bend and Mario’s Restaurant and Pizzeria, Flint. surrounding “Michiana” counties partied on the patio at 19 Endowment/scholarship luncheon, Simeri’s Old Town Tap. Comfort Inn, Mount Pleasant. Traverse City

14 The Traverse City CMU Scholarship Golf Outing took place in July at the Traverse City Golf and Country Club. More than 100 golfers participated in this year’s event, which raised nearly $14,000 to help local area students attend CMU.

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At the games

CMU alumni and friends had fun at major and minor league ballparks this summer.

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Chicago Washington, D.C. In June: • Tri-cities chapter at Great Lakes Loons • Grand Rapids chapter at West Michigan Whitecaps • Chicago chapter at Chicago Cubs

In July: • Lansing chapter at Lansing Lugnuts • Annual Negro League Celebration at Comerica Park with the African-American Constituent Chapter

Charlotte In August: • Toledo and Southeastern Michigan alumni at Toledo Mudhens • Fiesta Tigres at Comerica Park with the Latino Constituent Chapter • Phoenix chapter at Arizona Diamondbacks • Raleigh, North Carolina, alumni club at Durham Bulls • Charlotte, North Carolina, alumni at Charlotte Knights 15 • Washington, D.C., chapter at Bowie Baysox in Maryland

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Cardboard boat race Latino chapter

Alumni band

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Grand marshal Richard Featheringham

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Alumni clubs Boston area Florida’s Milwaukee area Austin area Jeff McMaster, ’89 West Palm Beach area Mark Bender, ’95 Jerry Juhnke, ’86 jeffmaryanne@ Paul Gaba, ’88 mark.bender@ [email protected] comcast.net (561) 352-0635 med.ge.com San Diego area chippewa@ Cincinnati area New England area Greg Cox, ’00 wellingtondebate.com Call (800) 358-6903 Kevin Richards, ’89 (858) 534-0437 Indianapolis area (203) 840-6221 [email protected] Florida’s Grace Ketchum, ’69 krichards@ East Central area San Francisco area (317) 842-0851 reedexpo.com Ashley McMeel ’98 Call Alumni Relations graceandclark@ ashleymcmeel@ New York City (800) 358-6903 comcast.net yahoo.com Adam Ebnit, ’03 South Bend, Katie Reed, ’92 [email protected] Karen, ’94, and Gary Indiana, area [email protected] Aalbregtse, ’72 North Carolina Kimber Abair, ’01 [email protected] Kansas City area Rodger Skirvin, ’78 kabair@ Frank Moussa, ’85 [email protected] pressganey.com Florida’s (913) 962-9620 Gulf Coast area Terry Guttrich, ’57 Western Alumni board fhmoussa@ Kim Maszera, ’90 (910) 215-8916 Pennsylvania area President Lynn Garrett, ’97 agtop.state.ks.us [email protected] Jeff Rivard, ’66 Thomas Lapka, ’78 Detroit San Antonio Knoxville, (412) 826-2180 Ada Kathy McKenzie, ’82 Daniel Herzog, ’91 Tennessee, area [email protected] work: (517) 482-0222 (512) 733-2771 Auburn Hills Call Alumni Relations [email protected] [email protected] Timothy Hicks, ’74 MA ’77 (800) 358-6903 First vice president Muskegon Jan (Keegan) Hagland, ’77 Berkley Christopher Jablonski, ’83 [email protected] Bloomfield Hills Second vice president Robert Kennedy, ’87 Alumni chapters Darlene Nowak-Baker, ’87 Northville Michigan chapters Traverse City Los Angeles Honors Call Alumni Relations Patti, ’83, and Ed Schroll, Bryan Wieferich Milford Ann Arbor Adrian LaMar, ’89 (800) 358-6903 ’77 MA ’78 Ed.S. ’91 bryan_wieferich@ work: (248) 358-6403 Bob Balicki, ’79, Wyoming home: (909) 446-1946 yahoo.com [email protected] and Gail Elliott, ’94 Tri-cities Sheldon Lennox, ’81 [email protected] Bob: (313) 608-7922 Ricardo Resio, ’95 or Honors Program Directors Rockford Michael Ardelean, ’03 Gail: (313) 608-7923 [email protected] Phoenix (989) 774-3902 Dale Wernette, ’67 Shelby Township Erin Matusiewicz, ’00 [email protected] Integrative public Detroit [email protected] National chapters (480) 515-5132 Jean (Bennett) Brown, ’88 relations Atlanta [email protected] Novi Anne Monroe, ’96 Battle Creek Abigail Dean, ’01 Traverse City T.R. Shaw, ’82 Mark Guy, ’00 Reno abby_dean03@ Janet Burns, MA ’83 home: (269) 965-2979 home: (770) 475-3447 Carol Perrigo, ’72 hotmail.com Darcy Orlik, ’92 MSA ’95 Ed.S. ’89 [email protected] (775) 747-5066 Mount Pleasant Jared Lombard, ’03 Latino Mount Pleasant [email protected] Rene Johnson, ’78 jaredlombard@ Laura Gonzales, Charles Selinger, ’94 Paul DeRoche, ’91 work: (269) 388-8403 yahoo.com Washington, D.C. ’79 MA ’89 MS ’98 Commerce Township rjohnson@ (404) 918-5342 Tony Brown, ’02 lauramg@ Ceresco Kevin Campbell, ’74 kalamazoogazette.com Candice Zmijewski, ’03 home: (202) 882-2993 bgnet.bgsu.edu Robert VanDeventer, ’74 [email protected] MA ’76 Detroit cnzmijewski@ Leader advancement Midland Saginaw yahoo.com Christopher Jablonski, ’83 Constituent chapters scholars Ryan A. Fewins, ’02 Jeffery Vredevoogd, ’82 christopher.jablonski@ Chicago Dan Gaken, ’04 African-American MA ’04 Grandville gmail.com Ira Kreft, ’77 [email protected] Lynn Garrett Lansing [email protected] Flint [email protected] Physician assistant Ted Bunker, ’69 Cleveland Andrew Booth Band home: (810) 694-7359 Call the alumni office at andrewbooth@ Tom Broka, ’72 [email protected] (800) 358-6903 for hotmail.com [email protected] Grand Rapids information. ROTC Broadcast and Pam Murray, ’77 MA ’83 Dallas John Fisher, ’70 cinematic arts home: (616) 249-0898 Mark Wilson, ’82 [email protected] Kathy Banfield Shaw, ’74 [email protected] home: (817) 797-1746 [email protected] Recreation, parks, Lansing [email protected] and leisure services College of Business Lisa Sommer, ’04 Houston administration Administration [email protected] Bill Cox, ’83 Chris Bundy, ’88 Julie Nowicki, ’96 home: (713) 722-0911 [email protected] Mount Pleasant [email protected] Dan Gaken, ’04 [email protected] Susan Wells, ’77 English [email protected] Las Vegas [email protected] Monica Brady, ’03 Ann Marie Fredrickson, ’94 18 Northern Michigan [email protected] Student Alumni Kristen Beach, ’90 ’98 home: (702) 655-2118 Association counselor_klb@ [email protected] Football Sara Pierce hotmail.com Dustin Preston, ’94 [email protected] (231) 675-2136 [email protected]

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2. Celebrate the Vision Book By Central Michigan University. $39.95.

5 3. Chippewas T-shirt 50/50. By The Cotton Exchange. 3 S-XXL $12.95.

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6. Men’s V-neck Sweater 100% pima cotton. By Vesi Sportswear. M-XXL $59.95.

7. Central Michigan University Book By Jack R. Westbrook. The Campus History Series. $19.99.

CMU Bookstore hours 7 Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 8. Ladies Hooded V-neck Pullover 97% cotton. 3% spandex. By Crable Sportswear. S-XL $42.95.

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10. T-shirt Combo Pack 100% cotton. By J. America. S-XL $25.95. XXL $27.95.

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10. T-shirt Combo Pack 100% cotton. By J. America. S-XL $25.95. XXL $27.95.

11. CMU T-shirt 100% cotton. By Gear for Sports. S-XXL $18.95.

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20. Central Michigan Hooded Sweatshirt 80/20. By The Cotton Exchange. S-XXL $34.95. 14 21. Central Michigan Seal Hooded Sweatshirt 80/20. By Gear for Sports. Back: Athletics 'C'. S-XXL $39.95.

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From the inside Michael Leto, vice president for development and alumni relations, shown here at the new Education Building construction site, provides his perspective on university fundraising nationwide and at CMU. Robe r t B a clay

How is university fundraising and friends. Our direct mail and phone What are some of your changing nationwide, and how have program rounds out the key areas of success stories? fundraising activity. those changes played out at CMU? Some of the highlights would include the We have many talented and dedicated Total charitable giving for all causes totaled tripling of gifts received over the past 10 people working in our alumni and years, the success in raising $10 million $260 billion in 2005. Giving to education development office, and we are all here ranks second only behind gifts for religious for the new Health Professions Building, because we believe in the power of increasing our endowment from $24 organizations, and gifts from individuals higher education to create opportunities provide 77 percent of all gifts. million to $82 million, the successful for people to improve their lives and to completion of the New Vision of achieve their dreams. Over the years there has been a very Excellence Campaign with a total of $78 million raised toward a $50 million goal, positive trend of donors being more Staff members are just one part of the the new academic center and boathouse actively involved with how and where they equation, however. There are more than at the Beaver Island Biological Station, make their gifts. Our donors want choices, 700 volunteers around the country who new faculty endowments, and dramatic and they want to know how their gifts are support our efforts including the CMU growth in scholarship support. being used. This new level of accountability Development Board and the CMU Alumni is very positive, because an informed donor Association Board. There are a variety of is typically a more loyal donor. We also are However, some of the personal stories are volunteer boards across campus and within often the most memorable, such as the able to structure gifts to meet individual many departments. The university also is donors’ interests in such a way that are family who gave generously to perpetuate very fortunate to have a supportive Board the memory of their parents through a tax advantaged, provide income for the of Trustees who not only give their time donors, and show prospective donors faculty endowment, or the donor who but also their financial support. President remembered receiving an emergency loan that their own financial security will not be Michael Rao spends a lot of time meeting diminished through their gift. from CMU as a student and created his own with alumni and friends to encourage fund at the university to help students with partnerships, as does his wife, University There also seems to be a trend in higher similar needs, or the donor who honored a Community Outreach Liaison Monica Rao. education of gifts for endowments. We faculty member by naming a facility in his welcome this trend and encourage gifts honor, or the tremendous commitment of that establish permanent endowment funds How has the development office our faculty and staff who give so generously. for student, faculty, or program support. changed at CMU in the last decade? Why is private support so important Describe the development Our current development program has been phased in over the past nine years. for a public institution? office staff at CMU. Prior to that there was a much smaller While contributions cannot be a substitute centralized staff all housed in one office. There are 46 people in the department for state appropriations, they make a This new model has allowed much difference in the quality of education which including our alumni relations, fundraising, greater participation across campus and and administrative staff. we are able to provide by supporting new much more engagement with alumni academic programs, supporting faculty, The majority of our fundraising staff works and friends. The increase in activity has providing need-based and merit-based within each of the colleges, athletics, the resulted in an increase of private support scholarships, supporting capital projects, library, and public broadcasting, and they for the university. In the 1997-98 fiscal year and supplementing operating budgets. serve as advocates for their programs contributions totaled $4.5 million. In the as well as the university. There also 2006-07 fiscal year, contributions totaled Many of the nation’s finest universities are several staff members who travel $14 million despite the very challenging are distinguished by the extraordinary 23 extensively around the state and country economic times in Michigan. support they receive from private donors. to strengthen relationships with alumni I want all of our many alumni and friends to know that their gifts, large or small, are important and very much appreciated by the entire university community. • centralight Winter 2007 Honor Roll of Donors Honor Roll of Donors

Pinnacle members $1,000,000+ Stephen L. Barstow* Michael J. Bowen ‘92 Jerry D. ‘62 and Lisa Campbell The Bell Tower Society The Carls Foundation Thomas ‘04 and Vicki Celani Central Michigan University Chrysler LLC G.R. (Rollie) ‘41, ‘84* and Olga Denison ‘40, ‘04* The Dow Chemical Company Foundation The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation Fabiano Brothers Inc. Ford Motor Company Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation Roger L. ‘58, ‘89 and Phyllis J. Kesseler John G. Kulhavi ‘65 Lectra The Morey Foundation SAP America Albert Scaglione W. Sidney ‘65 and Judith French Smith ‘65

Extraordinary friends of Membership in the Milestone members $500,000-$999,999 Central Michigan University Bell Tower Society Catherine Bastow Anderson ‘24* Central Michigan University’s Bell Tower Society Membership in the Bell Tower Society is Caponigro Public Relations Inc. includes some of the most exceptional friends the most visible and distinguished donor Corporation for Public Broadcasting of the university – friends who are central to recognition offered by CMU. Names of donors helping CMU. are permanently inscribed on the Bell Tower Dow Corning Corporation Society Donor Wall adjacent to the Rotunda in Ruth Heyman Foundation Bell Tower Society members help fund the Bovee University Center. Bell Tower Society JoAnn Hinds ‘72, ‘77 endowments, scholarships, facilities, members also are invited each spring to a Isabella Bank and Trust technology, and many other critical needs. special recognition event on the CMU campus. The Kresge Foundation They provide energy, enthusiasm, and As they advance to new giving levels, Bell The LaBelle Family generosity that propel CMU forward as a Tower Society members are presented limited- National Geographic Society focused, doctoral-level institution, and they edition original prints of campus scenes. John E. and Margaret Ann Riecker ‘96 understand the value of CMU’s impressive array SBC of applied research, creative endeavors, and Bell Tower Society The Skillman Foundation nationally recognized scholarship. giving levels Sam and Trudy Staples Bell Tower Society members exceed the The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation Bell Tower Society members are recognized for ordinary and expect the most from their J. Edwin Towle* their cumulative contributions, including cash, commitment to CMU. pledges, matching, and in-kind gifts through Keystone members The heritage of the bell tower June 30, 2007. Pledged revocable gifts such $250,000-$499,999 as bequests and living trusts are included in The bell tower first rose to prominence during Bell Tower Society giving totals when Central Jack D.* and Jane L. Adams* the 1928 dedication of Warriner Hall. Nearly Michigan University receives the gifts. Agri-Valley Communications, Inc. 80 years after the dedication, the bell tower Rachel Allwardt ‘40* remains the key campus landmark, and today Bell Tower Society giving levels include: Suzanne ‘48, ‘52 and Raymond Baber Jr.* it also symbolizes the involvement of CMU’s • Pinnacle Members Marie Berrell ‘46* most exceptional donors: The Bell Tower $1 million or more Society members. Al ‘56, ‘90 and Patricia A. • Milestone Members Cambridge Jr. $500,000 - $999,999 Leslie O. Carlin* Veha Chamichian • Keystone Members Michael and Rhea Dow $250,000 - $499,999 DTE Energy • Centennial Members Richard ‘57, ‘80 and Barbara Enberg 24 $100,000 - $249,999 Field Neurosciences Institute Fisher Companies • Cornerstone Members Herbert L. and Christine K. $50,000 - $99,999 Fluharty ‘83 Margaret K. Furney ‘36*

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Mary Lou ‘86 and Richard Emer A. Mathias ‘39 Sue Schrier Bancroft ‘72, ‘05 Lockheed Martin Corporation Hazleton ‘72, ‘93 Robert ‘46, ‘88 and Beatriz McCabe Robert M. Bartlett ‘52 Kirk H. Love ‘77 Dr. Thomas M. ‘07 and Ken ‘70 and Kathy McCarter M. Sonja Baumgarth ‘75 Charles ‘74 and Mary Sue Markey ’74 Mrs. Jayne Keating Leon and Frances McDermott* Jeffrey ‘92 and Jennifer Bender Richard ‘59 and Margaret Kmart Corporation William H. Meek* Besser Foundation Marquardt ‘55* Gene ‘82 and Melissa McKay MidMichigan Health Lon M. ‘75 and Vicki Bohannon Dale F. Martin ‘81 Meijer Inc. Francis and Mary Lois Molson H. Almeda Boulton ‘32* Masonic Pathways Robert and Dorothy Monica Betty B. Moore BP Amoco Foundation Inc. McCallum Family Trust Mr. James H. Moon ‘41 Morbark Inc. Terry ‘47, ‘53 and Trix Carey Betty Ann McDonald ‘41 Bob* and Lura Myers Michael Murray ‘75 and Pamela CenTra, Inc. MedImmune Inc. Judith D. Mynsberge Wasko Murray ‘77, ‘83 Central Michigan Community Hospital MiCTA Service Corporation Curtis E. and Margaret A. Nash Muskegon Development Company Chemical Bank & Trust - Clare Mid State Plumbing and Heating Paul Pender National Council for Community Chemical Bank Midland Center for the Arts The Pfizer Foundation Inc. & Education Partnership The Christman Company Alden B. Dow Museum of Science & Art Michael and Monica Rao ‘05 William A. and Lena Neithercut* Citizens Bank Richard G. Miller The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation Susan L. ‘71 and Robert W. Clarke ‘71 Morning Star Publishing Company Jack ‘70 and Dorothy Skoog (The Ann Arbor News, The Bay City Roger ‘73, ‘77 and Linda Coles Times, The Flint Journal, The Grand Ralph E. Morrow ‘51 Evelyn Smith ‘28* Gary ‘69, ‘71 and Cathy Collins ‘98 Wal-Mart Foundation Rapids Press, Jackson Citizen Patriot, National Academy of Education Kalamazoo Gazette, The Muskegon Fred ‘69 and Joyce Cook ‘92 Dr. John E. Warriner ‘26, ‘64* National City Bank Chronicle and The Saginaw News) Corning Incorporated J. A. Woollam Foundation Melvin K. and Ruth E. Nielson Michael ‘70, ‘04 and Mary O’Donnell Dr. Robert F. Croll* Ronald A. Zuverink Estate Dennis and Sandra Olson Bill ‘59 and Wanda Odykirk ‘72 Sandy Bell Croll Ron ‘73 and Jean Zyzelewski Jeanne Opale ‘87* Milton ‘40* and Helen Peterson Dorothy L. Crooks ‘54 Lois J. Pease ‘25* Dr. Leonard E. and Louise A. Plachta ‘92 Dean ‘83 and Jane Darby Centennial members Michael Poff ‘75 Ethel Polhemus ‘18* Dell Inc. $100,000-$249,000 S. Benjamin and Rose M. Prasad Robert ‘71 and Teresa Prevette Herb and Marilyn Deromedi Quality North Chevrolet Leaders ARAMARK Corporation Marilyn L. Price ‘73, ‘75 The Detroit News Charles and Jane Ramseth Evart ‘Slim’* and Dorothy Ardis* Marge and Gene Ragland ‘66 Dow Corning Foundation John A. and Judith A. Rapanos ‘59, ‘03 Arthur Andersen LLP Foundation Ronald H. ‘57 and Marilyn (Friday) The Alden and Vada Dow Family Carol ‘76 and Douglas Rearick Benton Foundation Rolph ‘56 Foundation Redpoint Design Dorothy E. Boyden* Charles E. ‘60 and Gerry Y. Scribner Edward D. Jones & Company The Rehmann Group David A. Brandon ‘05 and Jan Brandon Seismic Micro-Technology, Inc. Enbridge Energy Partners Michael R. Reno ‘73, ‘80 Hugh H. Calkins ‘33* SJC Video Dr. and Mrs. Jack Evans ‘53, ‘71, ‘74 Research Corporation Comerica Incorporated Paul ‘62 and Sandy Smuts ‘61 Richard ‘81, ‘84 and Audrey Marianne Wagner Richtmeyer* Consumers Energy Company Steelcase Foundation Featheringham Joan H. ‘69 and Joseph E. Rogers Jr. ‘65 Rod ‘77 and Nan Crawford Martin T. Steinbis ‘75 Michael ‘81, ‘86 and Mary Federspiel ‘79 Grace Larsen Sagendorf ‘39* John P.* and Doris L. Crippo ‘27* Dr. Michael Stratford Lila Fierstien ‘46 Jeffrey ‘82 and Sheri Seeley The Delfield Company Kevin ‘87 and Sharon Tapani Peter B. Fletcher Dorothy O. Sharpe ‘33* J. Dean and Betty Eckersley Irene V. Taylor* Gannett Foundation Inc. Sidney ‘41 and Doris Slavin Firstbank Mildred Dalee Thomas Howard ‘56, ‘60 and Joan Geerlings Nancy Page Smith* Firstbank Corporation Robert F. Thompson* General Motors Corporation Spicer’s Boat City Frey Foundation Jean C. and James E. Townsend* The Glenn Family Foundation State Bar of Michigan W. Myron Georgia ‘35* and Clarence ‘50, ‘07 and Mary Ann Tuma ‘59 The Honorable Robert ‘47, ‘63 and Sun Microsystems, Inc. O. Hazel Georgia* Verizon Foundation Marjorie Griffin ‘44 Target Corporation Robert B. Graham ‘65 Joseph and Rosalie Vicari Caroline M. Hartman* Dottie ‘52 and Bill Theunissen ‘47 The Grand Traverse Band of Jon E. ‘84 and Terri L. Voigtman ‘85 Ottawa & Chippewa Indians David ‘59 and Marilyn Hole think3 The Weisenburger Family Jane B. Hart Dennie Howe ‘65 Elanore (Tommie) M. Thompson ‘51 Whirlpool Corporation William Randolph Hearst Foundation IBM Corporation TIAA-CREF Wolverine Power Robert J. House ‘40* Intel Corporation Michael ‘77 and Elizabeth Tierney ‘77 Yamaha Corporation of America Hubscher & Son, Inc. Frank ‘50 and Virginia Irgang George ‘70, ‘73 and Gail J. C. Huizenga Cornerstone members The Henry M. Jackson Foundation Torreano ‘72, ‘76 Gaye ‘68 and Ronald Humphrey $50,000-$99,999 Frank ‘Don ‘50* and Virjean The Harry A. and Margaret D. John ‘71, ‘72 and Janice Jameson Johnson ‘51 Towsley Foundation Lawrence E. Abbott ‘55 Timothy R.B. Johnson MD ‘02 Linda M. ‘75, ‘99 and David C. Johnson Robert D. Ullom ‘57 Accenture Foundation Inc. JPMorgan Chase Foundation William L. ‘65, ‘70, ‘03 and Stanley L. ‘41* and Madalin Paul ‘75, ‘80 and Maryanke Judy Johnson Vihtelic ‘41* Dave ‘64, ‘65, ‘75, ‘05 and Sue Keilitz Alexander ‘79 KAIST Wege Foundation Estelle J. Kelsey Allen Foundation, Inc. Ted ‘48 and Ginger Kjolhede Marcy Weston Elizabeth E. Kennedy Fund Allied Office Interiors Esther Ailsa Kraus* Wheatland Music Organization Dr. Philip L. Kintzele American Chemical Society Tom ‘63 and Lois Kromer ‘64, ‘71 Curt ‘67, ‘68 and Pat White Ted ‘63 and Nancy Kortes ‘65 Todd J. ‘77 and Teresa L. Anson ‘74 Ed ‘66, ‘70 and Kathy (Dunn) Bertha H. Whitmore Ira Kreft ‘77 25 ArvinMeritor Automotive, Inc. Langenburg ‘64 Drs. Rich ‘76 and Audrey Zavodsky George ‘69, ‘74 and Susan COL Alfred ‘50 and Naomi I. Asch Leonard Lieberman* Loesel ‘69, ‘74 Astro Building Products David* and Barbara Lindley ‘67 Jette K. MacNeil ‘94* Ruby Balduf ‘28* Alan ‘Al’ W. ‘68 and Janet Madsen * Deceased

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Midland Center for the Arts (9) Association of Information - Alden B. Dow Museum of Technology Professionals Science and Art AT&T Foundation (9) - Matrix: Midland Lauris Jean Barr ’57 - Midland Music Society Jeffrey ’92 and Jennifer Bender - Midland Performing Arts Society Lon M. ’75 and Vicki Bohannon (6) President’s circle - Midland Symphony Orchestra Society Jeffrey ’94 and Carrie Bohm ’91 Robert and Dorothy Monica (3) Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. Central Michigan University The Morey Foundation (3) Ron ’64, ’66 and Mary Browning (9) Lon Morey (3) Roy and Alice Burlington Ralph E. Morrow ’51 (5) Michael ’77 and Lynn Burns ’76 (3) With more than 2,400 members, the President’s Circle recognizes the Gregory ’60 and Carolyn Mox ’59 (2) Kevin ’74, ‘76 and Elizabeth contributions of our many faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and friends who Muskegon Development Company (9) Campbell ’77 (5) support the university with an annual gift of $500 or more including Curtis E. and Margaret A. Nash (9) Carew International Inc. (2) matching gifts, received from July 1, 2006, through June 30, 2007. National Academy of Education Central Michigan Community Hospital (9) These members have generously supported student scholarships, academic National Geographic Society (7) Dr. John F. O’Connell ’83 (2) Central Michigan Inns Inc. programs, applied faculty research and creative activity, and important - William Brehm (2) ongoing programs such as facilities and technology initiatives. Michael ’70, ‘04 and Mary O’Donnell (2) Charter School Administration Kathy M. Oswald ’79, ‘86 (3) Services Inc. (9) Citizens Republic Bancorp Charles L. Anspach Dow Corning Corporation (9) Harold L. Patrick ’57 Paul Pender CME Corporation (8) $10,000 or more Dow Corning Foundation (2) Personnel Decisions International Gary ’69, ’71 and Cathy Collins ’98 (9) Lawrence E. Abbott ’55 (4) Ernst & Young LLP The Pfizer Foundation Inc. (9) Commercial Bank - Ithaca (5) Maggie and Bob Allesee (2) Dr. and Mrs. Jack Evans ’53, ’71, ’74 (8) Dr. Leonard E. and Louise A. Compuware Corporation Allied Office Interiors Fabiano Brothers Inc. (9) Plachta ’92 (9) Thomas M. Cooley Law School (2) Animal Welfare Institute James Clayton Fabiano II ’89 (3) Oliver H. Porter ’57 Rod ’77 and Nan Crawford (9) ARAMARK Corporation (7) Ronald ’86 and Danielle Fillmore (2) Robert ’71 and Teresa Prevette (5) Jeffrey ’80 and Roxanne Croft ’81 (8) Suzanne ’48, ’52 and Raymond Firstbank (9) Marilyn L. Price ’73, ‘75 Dealers Resources Inc. Baber Jr.* Fisher Companies (9) KellyAnn D. Pryor - John Jameson (9) Ron Bacon Peter B. Fletcher Public Broadcasting Service Denise Annette DeShane ’79 (3) Bayer Corporation Wasaburo Fujimiya ’66 Michael and Monica Rao ‘05 (7) The Alden B. and Vada B. Dow Mrs. Mary Ellen Blackburn Margaret K. Furney ’36* Redpoint Design (7) Creativity Foundation (3) H. Almeda Boulton ’32* Rollin M. Gerstacker Foundation (9) John E. and Margaret Ann Riecker ’96 (3) The Alden and Vada Dow Family Michael J. Bowen ’92 (2) Robert B. Graham ’65 (4) The Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe (9) Foundation (9) Robert Burskey Mary Lou ’86 and Richard Albert Scaglione (2) Lee ’76 and Lori Dow (3) Al ’56, ’90 and Patricia A. Hazleton ’72, ‘93 (9) W. Sidney ’65 and Judith EDS Corporation Cambridge Jr. (9) Ruth Heyman Foundation French Smith ’65 (9) Pearl Faist ’44 Capital Steel & Wire Inc. (5) JoAnn Hinds ’72, ’77 (2) Sam and Trudy Staples (9) Fran ’69, ‘78 and Jim Falender (4) Caponigro Public Relations Inc. (7) HSBC - North America (2) Steelcase Inc. (9) Richard ’81, ’84 and Audrey The Carls Foundation (9) Gaye ’68 and Ronald Humphrey (9) Martin T. Steinbis ’75 (5) Featheringham (9) Bernard J. and Camille L. IBT Foundation (2) The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation (9) Firstbank Corporation (3) Cebelak Foundation Intel Corporation Kim Summers ’78 (7) Kimberly ’96 and Brett Fisher Thomas ’04 and Vicki Celani (2) Isabella Bank and Trust (9) Mildred Dalee Thomas Dr. Richard L. Galant (2) Chemical Bank (9) William L. ‘65, ‘70, ‘03 and Judy General Motors Corporation (9) Johnson Elanore (Tommie) M. Thompson ’51 (4) Chrysler LLC (9) GMAC JPMorgan Chase Foundation (2) TIAA-CREF John D. ‘76, ‘78, 83 and Karen F. Cichy Robin L. Racette Griffin ’76 (4) Dave ’64, ’65, ’75, ‘05 and Sue Clayton ’47, ’51 and Anna Timmons Susan L. ’71 and Robert W. Clarke ’71 Dale ’75 and Jan Hagland ’77 (9) Keilitz (9) Donald A. ‘02 and Janet E. Tomalia (6) Vicky Sue Cobb ’84, ’91 The Hearthstone (5) Roger L. ’58, ’89 and Phyllis J. Trapani Communications Inc. (3) Corporation for Public Broadcasting Dennie Howe ’65 (5) Kesseler (9) Triple J Partners Country Radio Broadcasters J. C. Huizenga (5) Dr. Philip L. Kintzele (9) Ubiquitous Computing Center Dr. Robert F. Croll* (4) Howard J. Hulsman ’63 (4) Christine A. Kline ’78 Robert D. Ullom ’57 (9) Sandy Bell Croll (4) August John Hurt III ’83 and Dr. Robert C. Knapp ’68 Joseph and Rosalie Vicari (7) Dorothy L. Crooks ’54 Jamie T. Hurt (5) Ira Kreft ’77 (9) Visteon Corporation CVRS, L.L.C. d/b/a Motor City Harley- IXL Glass Company (2) John G. Kulhavi ’65 (9) Jon E. ’84 and Terri L. Voigtman ’85 (2) Davidson (2) Timothy Jackson ’86 (8) The LaBelle Family (9) Curt ’67, ’68 and Pat White (3) Dean ’83 and Jane Darby John ’71, ’72 and Janice Jameson (5) Ed ’66, ’70 and Kathy (Dunn) Wolverine Power (9) G.R. (Rollie) ’41, ’84* and Olga Frank P. Jank ’56 (5) Langenburg ’64 (9) Daniel ’61, ’62 and Mildred Wujek ’89 (9) Denison ’40, ’04* (9) Dr. Eric* and Mrs. Joan Kadler Lectra (5) Ron ’73 and Jean Zyzelewski (9) Dr. Kimber ’79 and Judy DeWitt ’92 (9) Estelle J. Kelsey (9) Pat Loers Edna Diehl ’40* Greg A. Kline George ’69, ’74 and Susan Eugene C. Warriner Wendell and Marcia Dilling (9) $5,000 to $9,999 Kirk H. Love ’77 (4) The Dow Chemical Company (4) Loesel ’69, ’74 (9) Accenture Foundation Inc. (7) McLean & Eakin Booksellers (5) The Dow Chemical Company Richard ’59 and Margaret Marquardt* The Alden Foundation (3) MEEMIC Insurance Services Corporation Foundation (9) Dale F. Martin ’81 (3) Ken ’70 and Kathy McCarter (9) William G. Allen ’79 Meijer Inc. (9) 26 Betty Ann McDonald ’41 (4) - Peachtree Homes Inc. (2) Michigan Association of Public Broadcasters Gene ’82 and Melissa McKay (9) American Chemical Society (3) Michigan Regional Council of Michigan Science and Math Alliance American Youth Basketball Tour Inc. (2) * Deceased Carpenters Michigan Universities Ameriprise Financial Inc. Midland Area Community Numbers in parentheses denote Commercialization Initiative - Charles Walmsley (4) consecutive years of membership Foundation (9)

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MidMichigan Health Park CMSInter.Net LLC Dr. Marcia K. Lee Gordon E. Thompson ’56* (6) - Mount Pleasant Drs. Richard and Jennifer Cochran (5) Roger and Kay Lee (3) Three Pines Studio (2) Morbark Inc. (3) Roger ’73, ’77 and Linda Coles (9) The Listening Room Inc. Trains & Things Hobbies (5) Katherine Nave* Comerica Incorporated (7) Litzenburger Landscape (8) Herman Triezenberg and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Nichols Consumers Energy Company (8) Kevin and Denise Love ’94 Elizabeth Mostrom (5) Bob ‘75, ‘81 and Beth Noe ‘74 Crooked Tree Arts Council (7) MacGregor Plumbing & Allen ’72 and Nancy VanderLaan ’73 (6) Office Depot Inc. Crooked Tree Breadworks Inc. Heating Company (6) Tony ’84, ’88 and Kim Voisin ’90 (9) Sarah (Rowley) ’81 and Dan Crowe Chizek and Company LLC (5) Magnum Hospitality (2) Charles Walmsley and Melinda Prout Opperman (3) Crystal Computer Support Inc. (3) Marathon Oil Company Foundation (3) WDIV - Post-Newsweek Stations Inc. (4) Pace & Partners (2) Mingsheng Dai and Ming Lu Charles ’74 and Mary Sue Markey ’74 (9) Denise Webster (2) Dr. B. B. Paidipaty Herb and Marilyn Deromedi (9) Martelli Homes Inc. Ardith L. Westie ’42 (9) Dennis ’76 and Linda Parks (2) DTE Energy Robert and Cathleen Martelli Weyerhaeuser Company - Grayling (7) Bruno Pauletto ’78 (2) Detroit Sports Broadcasters Sue Ann Martin and John P. Wright (9) Winter Sport Schools Inc. (6) Pinnacle Advisors LLC (2) Association Deborah ’74 and Steve Martineau (9) Mary Lu ’90, ’92 and John Yardley ’71 (9) PricewaterhouseCoopers Foundation (3) Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation David ’77 and Jane Matty (9) Drs. Rich ’76 and Audrey Zavodsky (9) Michael R. Reno ’73, ’80 (3) Richard and Colleen Divine MEA Financial Services The Loraine & Melinese in memory of Don McBane (8) Mid State Plumbing and Heating (6) Charles McKenny Reuter Foundation DTE Energy Corporation MidMichigan Health (9) $1,000 to $2,499 Jeffrey ’82 and Sheri Seeley DTE Energy Foundation (6) Tom and Cindy Miles (3) ABN AMRO North America Inc. (2) Freddie S. Simonds* Dennis Durkee ’78 (6) Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Karen Adams and Linda Ferreira (4) Paul ’62 and Sandy Smuts ’61 (9) Dykema Gossett PLLC - Lansing (2) Stone, PLC (3) Ermil ’75 and Linda Adamson ’96 (7) Southwest Regional East Jordan Iron Works Inc. (6) Beverly Milner ’35 (3) Advance Cabinetry Rehabilitation Center J. Dean and Betty Eckersley (3) MMCC Faculty Senate (9) African American Parent Publishing Inc. State Theatre Bay City (2) Ms. Kelly M. Eldred ’87 and Francis and Mary L. Molson (9) Air & Waste Management Robert B. Stebbins ’88 (4) Ms. Pam A. Stanley ’93 Mr. Eric ’98 and Dr. Anne Monroe ’96 (7) West Michigan Chapter Strategic Financial Services Inc. Dr. John R. English ’63, Dr. Eric J. Thomas J. and Gail A. Moore (9) Chuck ’51 and Boots Alexander (9) William J. Strickler ’62 (5) English ’89, Andrew & Brenda Mt. Pleasant Abstract & Title Todd Allam ’94 (4) Student Book Exchange - John Belco (5) Dunham ’92 (2) Mt. Pleasant Area Community Bruce and Edie Allen (2) Michael ’77 and Elizabeth Federal Oil Company - Ed Ososki (5) Foundation Kay Marie Allen ’59 (5) Tierney ’77 (9) Eric M. Filson Mick ’72 and Dorothy Natzel (7) Keith ’57 and Nan Allen ’59, 81 (9) George ’70, ’73 and Gail Mary Jane Flanagan and Grant Olivieri Management Inc. (4) Dick and Jean Allen Torreano ’72, ’76 (7) Skomski ’86 (9) Chris and Pete Orlik (9) Allstate Foundation (2) Mark E. VanFaussien ’86 (2) Michael Flora & Associates Inc. Victoria A. Otten Allstate Insurance Company (2) Heather M. Wagenschutz ’93, ‘98 Marian ’96 and Craig Fuller ’81 (9) Pohl Oil & Propane Alma College (6) Marcy Weston (9) Global Impact (2) S. Benjamin and Rose M. Prasad (9) Alma Sewing Center (9) Wheatland Music Organization (9) Roger and Alice Goenner (9) The Presser Foundation (5) Alternate Energy Solutions Inc. The Whiting Foundation (2) Jacalyn (Beckers) Goforth ’82 (9) Progressive Asset Management (7) Christine ’92 and Russ Alwood (4) Florence ’51 and Lawrence Keith E. Goodwin ’74, ‘06 (4) Quality Apartments Ameriprise Financial Inc. Yaroch ’52 (2) Grand Hotel David ’91 and Penny Queller ’91 (3) - John Piersall (4) Susan Zeoli Young ’95 Gratiot Isabella RESD Quest Software Inc. amical (2) Gratiot Medical Center (5) Quicken Loans Inc. (3) Carl J. (John) Anderson Jr. ’60, ’62 Charles T. Grawn Greektown Casino LLC (5) Roger G. ’78 and Mary Lee $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Leela Rakesh and Mr. Greenwald & BC Inc. (9) Rakesh Srivastava (9) Andrzejewski (9) Aetna Foundation Inc. (2) Mark ’78 and Connie The Rehmann Group (9) Thomas and Denise Anthony (9) Paul ’75, ’80 and Maryanke Greenwald ’77, ’84, ’93 (9) Tad J. ’78 and Laura A. Richards ’79 (5) Michael and Nancy Antonides Alexander ’79 James E. Grimes Gregory ’73 and Antoinette AptarGroup Charitable Foundation Garald F. Allen ’75 (3) Robert ’80 and Judith Rickle ’73 (9) ARAMARK - Traverse City Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Guilmette ’75, ‘77 (3) Rockford Construction Arbor Associates (9) Todd J. ’77 and Teresa L. Anson ’74 Sonny and Shirley Helber (3) Ronald H. ’57 and Marilyn (Friday) Patricia E. Armstrong and Timothy F. ’82 and Kristi Lynn Henry Ford Health System (7) Rolph ’56 (4) David J. Burke (2) Anson ’82 (7) Joseph Cooley High ’87 (2) Saginaw Choral Society (3) Art Reach of Mid Michigan Auto-Owners Insurance Company (9) David ’59 and Marilyn Hole (9) sanofi-aventis Artistic Engraving & Marketing (2) Bahle Enterprises Inc. (6) Monica C. Holmes (9) SAP Public Services Inc. (3) Chris ‘95, ‘04 and Stacey Austin ‘00 (6) Sue Schrier Bancroft ’72, ‘05 (3) Susan Holtgreive ’79 (4) Allan Schoenberg ’90 (5) Steve and Jane Auvil (7) Melanie Lyn Bergeron ’84 Drs. Jim ’65, ’66 and Joan Shepherd Insurance Agency Charles R. Baker Peter S. Beveridge ’75 (4) Hornak ’65, ’67 (9) Stan L. and Rene R. Shingles (9) Mike ’80 and Cathy Ball ’80 (9) Blissfest Music Organization (9) Steve ’69 and Nicki Horvat (9) Siemens Building Technologies (3) Stephen M. Banyon ’70, ’71 (9) Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan (9) Michael ’85 and Joan Iauch (2) Simple Pleasures (6) Joseph ’70 and Barbara Barberi ’70 (4) Bohm Holdings LLC IBM International Foundation (9) Steven ’86 and Jill Sklenar ’86 Robert Barclay and Peggy Brisbane (6) Tim Bondy Physical Therapy (2) Raymond James Charitable Joseph ‘77, ‘79 and Sandy Steinmetz (5) Jeffrey S. Barker Dr. Mary Ellen Brandell ’55, ‘72 Endowment Fund Ruth A. Stevens ’80 and Steve Latus (8) Richard John Barz ’77 (2) Douglas ’81 and Kathleen Brown ’90 (8) Ed and Edythe Johnson (9) Gregory F. Streb* (2) M. Sonja Baumgarth ’75 (9) William T. Bulger (9) Linda M. ’75, ’99 and David C. Joseph P. Swallow ’55 (8) Bay Musical Art (4) Burns Computer Services/ Johnson (9) Karin Syverud (3) Bay View Association Championchip USA (3) Ted ’48 and Ginger Kjolhede (9) Mark ’91 and Michelle Brigitte Bechtold and Donald Cadillac Urology Practice (2) Jim Knapp ’82, ’94 (9) Szymczak ’91, ‘97 (9) Socha ’95, ’00 (9) Terry ’47, ‘53 and Trix Carey (9) 27 Fred Koenig (7) Tapawingo (8) Phillip B. Begley (3) Central Michigan Orthopaedic PLLC Dr. Sam R. Kottamasu (2) Target Corporation (7) Dr. Frank ’68, ’70 and Carol Benson (9) Edward K. Christian ’81 (4) Dr. Vernon E. Kwiatkowski (9) Texas Instruments (4) Fred and Susie Bess Citizens National Bank (3) LACKS Industries Inc. (6) Dottie ’52 and Bill Theunissen ’47 (9) Betsie Bay Furniture (3) Nancy Jo Clark ’67, ’80 (9) Thomas L. Lapka ’78 (6)

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Charles McKenny (continued) Clare County Community Foundation Ruth S. Felter (6) Gene R. Harris ’75, ‘81 (2) Drs. Jeffrey ’80 and Elaine Betts (9) Margaret E. Clark ’57 (4) Michael J. Feltz ’82 Mary ’65 and Don Harter (3) Between The Covers Kimberly D. Clarke ’82 (2) Fick & Sons Inc. (9) Todd Robert Harter ’94 (5) Bierlein Companies Foundation (3) Tyler ’97 and Jody Clayton ’96 Financial & Investment Management John D. Hartner ’73 (3) Bierlein Companies Inc. Paul W. ’82 and Diane T. Clemo ’84 (2) Group - Traverse City (4) Doris and Bill Hawkins (7) Richard ’63 and Suzanne Biery (7) Cline Close Dyer Gambrell & Ann Becker Finein Roger Hayen (8) Stanley ’72 and Sandra Bies (7) Wilson PLC (6) First Congregational Church of Richard ’58, ’66 and Mary Hecksel ’56 (9) Big Jon Sports Inc. Charles D. and Marilyn J. Cluck Saginaw (2) Dave and Elizabeth Heeke (2) Linda Binkley ’64 (9) CML Public Relations Inc. First National Bank of St. Ignace Dave and Janet Heeke (2) Dr. Brian J. Bishop (3) CMU Faculty Association (9) Arthur and Bette Fisher (8) Jeffrey Heintz (2) Don and Geri Bissell (5) Matthew J. ‘86 and Elizabeth Coffey Mr. and Dr. Paul ’89 and Jodi Fisher ’89 Dykstra J. Heinze (3) David W. Blackburn ’88 (5) Coldwell Banker - Mt. Pleasant John ’70, ’71, ’81 and Jeanne Athena M. ’96, ‘99 and Donald J. Robert Jay Blanchard ’81 (7) Realty & Associates (6) Fisher ’71 (9) Helinski ’96 (6) Robert C. Blanz Commercial Equipment Company (8) Edward Flagg ’76 (2) Herbs Etc. Inc. (2) Blue Bear Jewelry Complete Concepts LLC Rich and Diane Fleming ’92 (3) Heritage Park - MCFTA (2) Robert M. Boeke (6) ConocoPhillips (3) Paul Fortino ’49 (9) The Herrington-Fitch Daniel ’76 and Gail Boge Steve W. Constantin (2) Dick Foster Family Foundation (6) Bon Fitte Brassiere Boutique (3) Wells F. Cook* (9) William and Barb Fox Sandra L. Herrygers ’87 (2) Diane K. ’68 and Thomas J. Bond (9) Peter Allen Cook ’89 Frederic ’85 and Dale Fraizer ’90 Kirk ’77 and Janet Hewlett ’77 BorgWarner Foundation Yvette B. Crandall (9) Doug ’66 and Kara Frank ’65 (9) Vern and Rose Hoag (6) Tom and Lorri Borrelli (9) Mike Crapo (9) Carl F. Frost (3) Stephen W. Hoedt Herbert W. Boschen ’83 (9) Dr. Michael J. ’82 and Mary Ann Ethel J. ‘81, ‘87 and Byron P. Gallagher (9) Patrick J. ’69 and Mary Lou Holmes (9) Mary Bottaro (6) Crete ’82 (2) Michael J. ‘94, ‘99 and Christie R. Kristen L. Holt ’94 (4) Evelyn Bovee (5) David and Teresa Crouse Galvin ‘94, ‘95 (3) Hometown Health Foods (8) Jonathan ’79 and Joyce Bower ’80 (2) Audrey M. ’65 and John R. Cumming Robert and Elizabeth Garner John M. Hood III (9) Judy ’78 and Kevin Boyle (3) Laura ’86 and John Davis Pamela Gates ’87, ’88 (7) Kim Hooker (2) John and Sue Bradac (9) Tony Dearing ’79 (2) GBC Greenball Tires Robert and Gayle Hooker Dr. Joseph G. Bradac (9) Robert L. and Frances DeBruin (9) General Electric Company Mark L. Hopkins ’90 (2) Michael R. and Diane M. Bradley (9) Defenders of Wildlife Steven ’90 and Theresa Gee ’90 (3) Gregory W. Housner ’83 (9) David A. Brandon Foundation (2) Del J. DeHart Howard ’56, ’60 and Joan Geerlings (9) H&R Block - Baldwin, MI David A. Brandon ‘05 and Jan Sharon D. DeLeeuw ’81 (4) Mark ’95 and Jennifer Geiger (5) H&R Block Inc. Brandon (2) The Delfield Company General Contracting Inc. (6) Gongzhu Hu and Shu Lu (9) Mickey Briggs Dell Inc. (3) John G. ’76 and Andrea J. Chuck and Janice Hubscher James ’62 and Valerie Briley (9) Deloitte & Touche LLP - Wilton, CT Genette ’78 (4) Dale Hull ’04 (2) John F. ’66 and Shelley Ann Brocci Denholm Family Chiropractic (8) Gentex Corporation Dave and Cheryl Hunter Brockman Enterprises Inc. (9) Daniel R. Denison Michael Gilbert (2) Karen E. Hutslar ’92 (5) Tim ’83 and Elizabeth Brockman (9) Joann ’83 and Gregory DeWitt ’83 (2) Rufus Thomas Gillam ’49, ’57 Illinois Tool Works Inc. (3) Rob ’71 and Mary Bromley (9) Doeren Mayhew (3) Jim and Mary Gillingham (9) Irish Boat Shop Ann L. Bronfman Charitable Trust Douglas Lake Dining Incorporated Chris A. Gilstad ’98 The Jackson Citizen Patriot Nancy J. Broquet Dr. Claudia Douglass (5) Barbara ’47 and Robert Ginn (9) Bob ’75 and Meg Jacobs ’82 (9) Stuart ’76 and Carol Brown ’78, ‘83 (5) David P. Dow ’71 (4) Glen’s Tower Service Kathleen G. Jacobson (5) Bruce R. Brownie ’82 Scott ’93 and Alexandria Doyle ’96 (2) Joanne J. Golden ’79 Robert L. James ’85 (2) Bullfrog Light Co. (9) Jeffrey ’83 and Terri Dulude ’83 Donald E. Golm ’76 (9) Robert ‘62, ‘66 and Catherine Timothy J. Burdon ’57 Bill ’60 and Arlene Dunham ’77 (3) Gordon N. Stowe & Associates Janson ‘63 (9) Charles R. and Peggy H. Burke (4) Eaton Corporation (2) George H. ’80 and Gale Gordon Eileen Jennings (3) Jim* and Nancy Burley Woody Eber Rick ‘75 and Adreana Goward (2) John E. Green Company By Candlelight LLC Gerry and Ann Edgar (9) Grand Traverse Pavilions (7) Johnny Mac’s Sporting Goods Stores (3) By the Bay Nautical Fine Art Gallery (6) Gregory H. ’74 and Kathleen J. Greentree Natural Grocery (5) Johnson Controls Inc. Timothy Caldwell (2) Edwards ’75 (3) McCarther ’01 and Jaime Griffis ’00 (2) Carl Johnson and Sharon Michel A. Cameron (3) Gerald and Wilma Ehrens Robert ’69 and Gaile Griffore ’68 (8) Bradley-Johnson (7) Christine ’89 and Gregg Cashen Neal ’73 and Anne Eichler ’72 (6) Grimes – Phelan Family Timothy R.B. Johnson MD ’02 (3) Dennis O. Cawthorne Charles Eiszler (4) Jeffery Allen Gunn ’86 (5) Jo Jones Cedar Creek Interiors (6) Alexander ’99 and Peggy Eizans ’02 Gregory E. Gursky ’77 Margo Jonker ’82 (9) Central Security Services Bonnie Ekdahl ’95 (2) Dr. Dale D. Gust and Jo Ann D. Dawne M. Jordan ’79 Veha Chamichian (9) Eliseco Systems Gust ’88 (7) Ed Joslin CHARGE Syndrome Foundation Inc. Thomas and Henrietta Ellenberger The Leo S. Guthman Fund Dale* and Janet Joslin (9) Charland Law Group (2) Ronald Ellison ’76 (6) Brock ’96 and Holly Gutierrez ’99 (2) David Justin and Mary Anne Keith ’76 and Betty Jo Charles ’76 (4) Grant ’96 and Jennifer Elmquist ’97 Michael ’71 and Donna Hackett ’72 (2) Evans-Justin (4) Charter Business Network (4) BJ Engler Gregory B. Hahn ’96 Susan ’68 and David Karmon ’69, ’76 (9) Chemical Bank & Trust - Clare (9) Jim ’70, ’78 and Carol Steve ’90 and Laura Hahn ’86 Dr. Dale Karolak ’81 and Lorraine Kenneth Scott Cherry ’90 (5) Erickson ’70, ’80 (8) Cindy E. Hales ‘05 (3) Karolak ’80 (5) ChevronTexaco (4) Rick and Paula Erskin ’72 (8) Betty Taylor Hall ’58 (9) Kieran Keenan ’81 (4) Chicago Mercantile Exchange Joseph Gerald Fabiano (5) Damon ’87 and Danielle Hall ’98 (7) W. K. Kellogg Foundation Foundation (2) Family Video Arnie ’62 and Merrie Paul K. Kelly Chippewa Beverage Co. (6) Farmhouse Music Organization (9) Hammel ’69, ‘82 (6) Wilbur W. and Bonnie Kennett ’49 (3) 28 Gerry L. Christofferson ’92 (2) Ronald ’65, ’81 and Sharron Chloe Hampton, Catherine and Lisa (7) Kent Companies Inc. Farrell ’77, ’82 (8) Hanna Bistro Bar (3) Kentucky Fried Chicken - Mt. Pleasant (4) Harbor Arthritis Center PC (5) * Deceased Vernon Fauver (3) Karen Ann Kibiloski ’84 (3) Michael ’81 and Mary Federspiel ’79 (6) Harkins Properties Murray S. Kilgour (2) Numbers in parentheses denote Feldenkrais Practitioner (3) Jack ’61, ’66 and Constance King Steel Corporation consecutive years of membership Harkins ’65 (4)

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John Thomas King ’95 Dennis ’90 and Mary Lin McNamara Michael L. O’Neil ’74 (7) Andrew Shafley ’87, ’93 (6) Kent L. Kirkland (9) Janice ’00 and Andrew McNaught (3) Wayne and Marie Osborn (4) Shamrock Mortgage Inc. (2) Patricia Kist (2) Mecosta County Medical Center Osiris Bead & Import Shop (8) E. Gary and Myra Shapiro (9) K. W. Knauf Inc. (3) Virginia C. Mello ’84 (3) Mr. and Mrs. James A. Oswald ’59 (6) Ruth ’40 and Paul Sheffield (3) Sandra ’60 and Kenneth Members Credit Union (2) Russell D. Otterbine (6) Randy ’80 and Linda Shoaf ’80, ‘90 (2) Knauf ’60, ‘65 (5) Rebecca S. Mericle (9) Outdoor Adventures Down Outlet (4) Ronald D. Shoemaker (9) Knight Writers Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc. (9) Panel Processing (9) Neelima ’84 and Mohan Shrikhande James ’84 and Sherry Knight ’86 Elwyn ’44 and Grace Merrill ’41 (2) Dick ’53 and Pat Parfitt (8) Simons Michelson Zieve Inc. Robert and Cordelia Fred ’59, ‘95 and Lynne Mester ’59 Sue Jo Parmenter (3) Simpson Investment Company Kohrman ’76, ‘96 (9) Jeffrey J. Meyers ’91 Lyndell C. Patrick ’75 (5) Carol Smith (3) A. Loren ’65 and Marsha L. Kontio (6) Michigan Garden Clubs Inc. Pepsi-Cola - Mount Pleasant (5) Elaine C. Smith (2) Kenneth and Vivian Kopke (5) Mid Michigan Dermatology Peter and Dixie Perkinson Gavin J. Smith ’76 and Andrew ’95 and Sarah Korytkowski (7) MidMichigan Visiting Nurse Association Helen M. Perry ’50 (2) Mary C. Mertz-Smith (7) Robert ’80 and Judy Krasa William H. Millar DDS, MS (9) Mark ’80 and Mary Beth Perry Jimmy Smith Andrew J. Krause ’77 Milliken Auditorium at Sandra L. Petykiewicz ’75 Meredith Anne Smith ’99 Max ’47 and Phyllis Krell ’42* (5) Dennos Museum (2) Photographic Reverie Gordon A. Snavely (2) Dr. Diane S. Krider (2) Mary Smillie Milne ‘67 (3) Becky L. Pifer ’85 (6) Earl C. Soules Dave Kring Chevrolet Cadillac (6) Mim’s Mediterranean Grill William E. Pilchak ’75 (2) Bill ’55 and Peg Sowle (8) Walter David Kring ’75 (2) of Petoskey (2) Jim ’57 and Pat Podoley (2) Robert V. Spencer ’03 Tom ’63 and Lois Kromer ’64, ’71 (3) Ernest and Jean Minelli (7) Patricia Podoll (9) Philip J. Squattrito (2) Debbie Krug (3) Minnesota Mining and Pre-Medicine and Richard St. Andre ’86 and Nick Krzyzaniak ’86 (2) Manufacturing Foundation Inc. (8) Osteopathic Society (2) Karen St. Andre (9) Nickolas J. Kyser (4) Peter ’68 and Connie Miskov ’70 (2) Edward ’74 and Teresa Price ’76 (5) Terry ’77 and Marcia Stacy ’67 (9) Gilles Labrie ’88 and Ute Stargardt (9) Mission Pharmacy (2) Darcy Prins Marketing Associates Inc. Stafford’s Hospitality Inc. (2) MAJ Ruth A. LaFontaine ’84 (6) Mobile Medical Response Inc. (2) Darcy N. Prins ’78 Mark ’87 and Linda Stanford ’73, ’74 (7) Jay ’89 and Carol Lanctot Gisela and Tom Moffit (4) Alan ‘97 and Arlene Quick (9) Suzanne D. Stark ’76 (2) Marvis J. Lary (5) Michael ’81 and Gail Moharter ’81 (3) Quilts By The Lake (3) State Farm Insurance Companies (9) Kirk L. Lavengood ’87 (2) Molly’s of Midland (2) Barry E. Quimper ’68 (5) Christopher J. Steffen (2) Law Offices of Stuart J. Hollander PLC (5) Clara Lee Moodie ‘99 (9) Daniel ’74, ’81 and Susan Sally K. Steffes Steve A. Lawyer ’78 Freeman ’75, ’77 and Jeannie Moore (5) Rademacher ’74 (7) Elizabeth Stephenson (9) Lease Management Inc. Wayne E. and Ethel P. Moore (9) Gary Rakan ’93 and Suzy Gregory A. Stevens ’94 Leslie Lee (2) Mordica Sales Associates Inc. Merchant-Rakan ’91 Drs. Sharon and Blaine Stevenson (2) Bill ’65 and Lois Lemcke ’72, ’75 (9) Jerry M. Morey ’69 (3) John ’88, ’97 and Lori Rathje ’89 (2) Thomas A. Storch (4) Wallace Roy Leslie ’40* (2) Mormino Landscape Services Inc. (2) Raytheon Company (4) Jon Stuckey ’91 (9) Mike and Becky Leto (9) Kirsten Mormino (2) Carol ’76 and Douglas Rearick (3) Suttons Bay Galleries Anna Jean ’69 and William J. Lewis Michael J. Morris ’80, ‘93 Michael W. ’69 and Judy Reed (6) Synergy Medical Education Alliance Garnet Lewis Richard E. Morrison (4) Jonathan and Katsia Rene Cassie Taber ’80, ’94 (3) Randi and Lynne L’Hommedieu (7) Mt. Pleasant Animal Hospital (5) Mary Catherine Rentz ’78 (6) Tall Ships Celebration Library of Michigan Foundation Mount Pleasant Area Convention & Harry Thomas Richards ’87 William G. Tallman (4) Leonard Lieberman* (9) Visitors Bureau Gordon H. ’72 and Anne J. Richardson Gene Tang (3) Bob ’59, ’65, ’77 and Marie Lippert (9) April Jean Mundo ’80 Shirl Dean Roberts ’55 Mary and Ronald Tecklenburg (9) Little Traverse Association of Murphy & Associates Appraisers LLC Randy Robertson ’49 (6) Albert G. Tennant ’55 Homeowners (9) Howard J. ’74 and Margaret A. Hank ’62 and Jeanne Roehrich (2) Dennis J. Thavenet (9) Little Traverse Civic Theatre (5) Murphy ’96 (4) Jeffry ’91 and Suzanne Rogers (9) Thomas & Milliken Millwork Inc. (7) Peter V. and Sherlyn C. Loubert (9) Dr. James Arthur Murray III ’90 Gary F. Rolka ’81 (3) Larry ’57 and Judy Thomas ’74 (5) David L. Ludington ’70, ’73 Michael Murray ’75 and Gib and Helen Holz Rooney ’49 Dawn Marie Thompson ’99 Raymond and Sharon Lull (2) Pamela Wasko Murray ’77, ’83 (9) Bruce Roscoe ’87 and Megan Kim V. Thompson Sr. ’04 Christine ’92 and Keith Paul Murray (6) Goodwin (9) Lynn Tilma-Ross ’85 and James MacDonald ’90 (7) S.N. Jayaram (Jay) and Dennis J. ’75 and Adele M. Ross III ’87 (2) Bruce B. Mackey Maithreyi Murthy (2) Rottenbucher ’74 (4) The Tool Haus (8) Main Manufacturing Products (4) National Association of Broadcast Rowe Incorporated - Mt. Pleasant The TraMar Group LLP Gerald ’68 and Susan Malzahn ’76 Employees and Technicians Local 412 (2) Grace A. Rudd ’88 Traverse City State Bank (3) Maner Costerisan & Ellis CPA, PC (9) Doug and Helen Nance (2) Tom ’75 and Cindy Rudert ’78, ’89 (8) Tom ’69 and Sandi Tresh (9) Jim P. Manning ’92 (3) National City Corporation Dean and Ouita Russell (6) Tom ’82 and Jan Trionfi ’80 (7) Mapleton Inc. (4) Dixie Brace Neier ’53, ’73 (4) S.A.G.E. Jim ’75 and Heidi Truxton ’74 (2) David B. Marvin ’80 Michael C. Nettie ’94 Jeffrey ’85 and Karen Saksa ’86 Lorraine and Jerry Tubbs ’78 (7) Masonic Pathways (7) New York Restaurant (4) Lois Ann ’57 and Richard Sandbrook (3) Karen ’82 and Mark Tubergen (7) Gary ’92 and Julie Maxon ’87 Jack and Cora Neyer (9) Frank and Cheryl Saunders Clarence ’50, ‘07 and Mary Ann Gilbert A. Maxwell ’58, ‘64 (3) Lori Sue Nickels ’84 Lisa Marie Saunders ’88 (2) Tuma ’59 (2) Max A. May ’70 (9) Daniel ’82 and Kathleen Richard ’74 and Marilyn Schmidt (5) Bob Tunnell ‘65 (3) Jack ’94 and Lori McBride ’95 Nickodemus ’04 Walt ’71 and Marian Schneider ’70 (9) Two Men and A Truck (2) Drew McClay (2) North Country Publishing Corp./ Schrader Outdoor Services LLC United Apartments Harbor Light Newspaper Mantez ’98 and Karen McDonald ’98 Brenda Schrader ‘95, ‘98 and U.P. Engineers & Architects Inc. (3) Northern Lumber Company (4) Amy ’97, ‘01 and Mark McDonald (4) Maria Heck Derek ‘96, ‘05 and Amy Randall Rea Norton ’77 (5) Melanie ’70 and Doug John B. Schultheis ’56, ‘61 van der Merwe ‘96, ‘98 (7) McFarlane Jr. ’70, ’76 (9) John ’74 and Joyce Nutzmann ’73 (9) James P. Scott (7) Peter S. VanDeMark MD, PC (2) 29 David ’86 and Laura McGuire ’82 (7) Oak Park Dental The E. W. Scripps Company (3) Verizon Foundation Richard ’94 and Julie McGuirk ’94 (2) Dr. Irene ’88, ‘91 and Keith O’Boyle Ron and Beth Sendre (3) Dan and Bonnie Vetter (5) McGuirk Sand & Gravel Bill ’59 and Wanda Odykirk ’72 (9) William G. Serrin ’61 (2) Virchow, Krause & Company LLP (2) Arlie D. McMahan ’72 Thomas C. O’Farrell ’78 (9) Claudette Shaffer (7) Voelker Implement Sales Inc. (7)

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Charles McKenny (continued) Jack ’50 and Pat Anson ’47 Arlin Briley ’94, 98 (3) Council for the Study of Donald ’68 and Ruth Volz ’69 (9) Andrew ’95 and Christina Dr. Ellis R. Brockman Community Colleges Debra L. ’92 and Daniel L. Argersinger ’95 (3) Jamie ’03 and Chris Brown ’04 Gaylord and Marilyn Courter Vredeveld ’88 (9) Robert Armstrong (5) William and Elizabeth Brown Brent W. Cox ’90 Wachovia Bank Corporation (4) John W. Arnold Thomas Lee Brownrigg ’78 Terrence Cox ’86 (4) Stephen J. Wade ’80, ‘87 (4) Avery J. Aten (2) James and Janet Bruss (8) Coyne Oil Corporation (9) Judd ’62, ’67 and Nancy Automatic Data Processing Inc. (2) Bryan Dental Office LLC Kevin Robert Cramer (4) Wainwright (9) Automation Alley Fred Buchholz Tom and Diane Craven Sydney and Mary Walston (9) Otto Bacon (6) Dennis H. Buckler ’82 (3) Chippewa River District Library/ James H. Wanty ’71 (7) Norma J. Bailey (7) Rick Budinger Veterans Memorial Library John and Elaine Warakomski (9) James Bain (2) Kristen Bullock Creative Spirit Center Inc. (2) Robert F. ’72, ’76 and Howard M. Bank ’60 Carl L. Bunker ’92 (3) Thomas Cronin ’83 (5) Rae Marie Wardrop (9) Robert and Betsy Banta (9) Theodore ’69 and Mary Jane Patricia ’60 and Leon Crossman (3) Wayside Central (8) Carl ’75, ’84 and Alison Bunker ’72 (2) Shirley Croucher (7) Nathan Weed and Kyunghee Han (6) Barberi ’75, ’77 (4) David ’80 and Ann Bunting Crystal Crate & Cargo Richard Dale Weingartner ’00 (7) Rudi and Jill Barich William F. ’65, ‘72 and Cheryl A. Crystal Mountain Resort (4) Thomas R. and Sharon Weirich (9) Deborah Anne Barker ’72 (7) Bupp ’71 COL R. John ’70 and Diane Cully (4) Robert ’73 and Maurine Weisenburger (9) Geoffrey ’98 and Hatha Bartlett (6) Linda C. ’82 and Bill E. Burgert (2) Henry ’68, ’82 and Martha Sally Carnahan Weisenburger ’48 Brian D. Bartosh Betty ’45 and Dale Burgess (8) Cupp ’71, ’77 (8) and John Weisenburger (9) Charles Bash Eunice ‘49 and David Burgess (5) David H. and Diane E. Current (7) Linda M. Wells David ‘90 and Jennie Basirico William Croft Burley ’83 (2) Art Curtis (7) Michael ’93 and Rita Welton ’92 Jim ’86 and Kari Batcheller (5) Richard L. ’60 and Colleen B. Burns (8) Custom Boats VanDam Jack Westbrook Ivor and Joan Bateman (3) John A. Burton ’99 (2) Ralph G. and Donna L. Czerepinski (2) Charles R. Weston William and Karel Baxter Joseph J. Butkovich ’86 (2) Darbee Bosco & Hammond PC White Crow Conservatory LLC Mark Owen Beagle Mrs. Albert Butterfield Richard Darger (2) Bertha H. Whitmore (5) Karen A. Beauchemin ’89 By the Bay Scrapbooking LLC Dargusch Family Foundation Matthew J. Whittington ’75 (7) Thomas F. Beier ’98 (3) David ’87 and Kathy Cambridge (9) James W. ’86 and Tanya M. Dargusch ’86 Caryn ’88 and Scott Wickens ’89 (2) Dave Bell (2) Randy Heldt ’86 and Sandra Daulton ’81 (3) James and Sharon Wieghart ’55 (9) Timothy ’85 and Patricia Bender ’84 Catherine Cameron-Heldt ’85 (3) Cam Davis Jr. ’74 Robert J. Wieringa Chris Beresford ’81 and Erin James ’77 and Sarah Campbell ’80 (4) David T. Davis ’72 Barrie and Sharon Wilkes (6) McBrien ’81 (9) Nancy ’52 and Richard Campbell (3) Edward ’66, ‘67 and Susan Davis Billy M. ’80 and Rosemarie D. Williams (7) Berg-Martin Insurance (9) Michael Campeau Richard ’72, ‘76 and Roxann Davis Nick ’95 and Marnie Williams ’97 (6) Ann L. Berry ’87 (5) Canadian Mental Health Association (2) Roy ’71 and Colleen Davis (9) Pauline M. Williams Beta Alpha Psi Hal Canfield Russell ’80 and Penelope Davis (6) Laurence A. and Elizabeth Ryon Willis The Betsie Bay Inn Mike ’75 and Sue Wendrow Carey (6) Nancy A. Dean ’73 (4) J. Holton Wilson Douglas Beyer (2) Stephen and Patricia Carollo Deborah Gadille DDS Richard and Phyllis Woiteshek Bier Art Gallery & Pottery Showroom Scott ’86 and Melissa Cartwright ’90 Mick and Barbara DeGraeve Carlton and Ladonna Woods Steven ’70 and Maggie Bigelow ’70 (8) Anne Marie Casey (4) David M. Delekta ’90 Robert D. Wyman ’05 Bikefix Cycling Center Cathy’s Hallmark David V. Dellar (2) B. Lucille Wysong Billy Ray Maintenance Service Inc. Bill and Sandy Caul (2) Deloitte & Touche LLP (2) Yahoo! Biolife Plasma Services Central Michigan Auto Glass (2) Margaret M. DeMeza ’56 (2) Yeo & Yeo PC (9) Eric and Deborah Blackhurst Kay Chamberlain (2) Melissa A. Demunter ’04 (2) Elayne Zaiger (6) Wesley Blair Mr. and Mrs. John P. Charters Dennis, Gartland & Niergarth PC Ernie Zeigler Daniel L. ‘80, ‘82 and Ann T. Chase Bank - Grand Rapids Joseph J. DeOro ’91 (6) Mark ’75 and Elaine Zellner (5) Blamer ‘79, ‘88 (5) Dr. Sergio J. Chavez ’72 Thomas and Sarah Dergazarian Francine and David Zick (2) Blasy Electric Inc. Jerry and Cathy Church Robert ’92 and Alecia Devantier ’88 Kathleen Jones Zmyslowski ’75 Brad D. Blasy ’96 Mark C. Cieslak ’73 (4) Deborah DeVoe (3) Harry and Mary Lou Bliss Cindy’s Good to Go DeWitt Conduit Foundation (8) Charles F. R. Bellows Shelly M. Boardman City Park Grill Gary ’64 and Joyce DeWitt (9) $500 to $999 Kenneth M. Bodner (2) Clare Irish Festival Committee (3) Lisa Diaz-Sytsema ’97, ‘01 Edward (Ward) Abbey ’70 (3) Body Balance of Suttons Bay (2) Cali ’88 and Jaime Clark ’02 (7) Linda Kay and Everett A. Dielman (5) Abbott Laboratories Fund (8) Vivian A. Boersma ’70 Kenneth ’77 and Mary Clark ’06 (4) Norman ’41 and Margaret Dietz ’41* (2) Advantage Media Placement Services Joseph Boggan (2) Robert and Janet Clark (2) Richard A. Dietz (2) Affordable Housing Management Valerie and Frank Boles (5) Edward ’51, ’60 and Barbara Clauss Mark DiSalvo (3) Foundation Kenneth ’75 and Stephanie Bovee (3) COL Lawrence G. ‘59, ‘68, ‘78 and Henry J. Dishburger (2) Thomas Ahlswede (4) Tom Bowerbank Marykae Clayton ‘59 (4) Suchirta P. Djou ’67 AITP West Michigan Chapter Carlos Bowman (2) Byron J. ’47, ’52 and Glenna J. Sharron Dodge Sonya and Curtis Alexander (2) Cheryl N. Bowman ’73 (4) Clendening (2) Dean W. Dolley ’84 Daniel ’76, ‘82 and Cherry Jennifer ’93 and Rick Bowman Julius G. Cogswell Estate (4) Paul ’72 and Patricia Donakowski ’70 Alexander ’78, ‘84 (2) Boyne USA Resorts Larry Collins (5) Eleanor S. Douglass Algoma International Film Association BP America Inc. Michael ’68 and Diana Conant (5) Michael Dover (2) Alma Tire Company Roger ’92 and Karen Brandi ’83 (8) Cone Drive Textron (7) Shirley Dover (9) American Spoon Foods Inc. (2) Samuel ‘59, ‘62 and Carol Troy C. Conners ’90 Cynthia Drake and Wesley Leonard (2) Ames General Contractor LLC (3) Brannan ‘66, ‘70 (2) Pete Connolly DSA Architects Leonard ’73 and Orvella Ames (3) Dr. Timothy ’97 and Michele Cook’s Music (2) Don ’59 and Kathy DuCharme (4) Frank and Mary Jo Andera ’95 30 Brannan ’91 (4) Cool Runnings (2) Leon and Joyce Dull Anheuser-Busch Companies Inc. David and Joan Brausch (6) Kevin Joseph Corbett Teddis L. and Marilyn M. Dumbauld (2) * Deceased Kathleen M. Breece ’88, ‘99 Timothy J. ’82 and Teresa K. George and Barbara Dunn Constance K. Brewer ’83 (4) Coscarelly ’79, ’92 (5) Elven and Jane Duvall Numbers in parentheses denote Carrie A. Brickner ’87 (4) Tom ’68, ‘75 and Linda Coughlin Jean F. Dwyer ’61 consecutive years of membership

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Eagle Quest Investments Ltd. Steve Gilray John Henry Linda ’68 and Al Kaufmann David Pape and Pamela Eddy (2) James and Mary Gilson (2) Charles and Corinne Hepenstal (2) Andris Kazmers (2) Bonnie J. ’55 and Arlan L. Edgar (7) David ‘68, ‘78 and Leslie Ginsberg ‘96 Heritage Automall Inc. (8) J. Hudson ‘53 and Ann Edison International Larry and Anne Glass (2) Emile ’75 and Sandra Keenan ‘58, ‘66, ‘90 (4) Education and Training Connection Glen J. Glawe ’64, ‘65 (2) Hermann ’74, ’75 (9) Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Dr. Steven Egler (9) George B. Glinke ‘56, ‘61, ‘68 George L. Hewitt ’57 David and Jean Kellom (2) Dr. Norman and Ada Jean Eifler ’72 Jeff ’78 and Pam Godley ’77 (7) Paul M. ’62, ‘67 and Carole James P. Kelsh (9) Jennifer L. Eis ’79 and Donald J. Ward (2) Randall J. Golden ’75 Heydenburg ’88 (2) Maxine ‘72, ‘84 and Michael Kent (9) Elderly Instruments (2) Bob and Amy Gouin (5) Richard Higginbottom ’76 (3) Millard ’58 and Mary Lou Kent (3) Wayne ’68 and Grace Eldred (9) Margaret ’80 and Richard Gove Higher Grounds Trading Company Jill ’67 and Roger Kerr ’69, ’89 (2) Thomas B. ’85 and Ann L. Marvin L. Grahn Carolyn ’75 and James Hill (3) Lois Kerr (6) Emmerich ’86 (2) G.R.A.M. Corporation (2) Rich and Mary (Moran) Hill ’87, ‘92 (4) Key Curriculum Press Eldon and Judith Enger Susan and Donald Grant (5) Elizabeth ’94 and John Hilla (9) George R. and Linda L. Killat ’77 Chris ’93 and Jim Engler Nick Grasman Michael K. ’98 and Paula J. Hills ’98 (4) James ‘64, ‘72, ‘85 and Carolyn Ernst & Young LLP - Grand Rapids (2) Bradford K. Grassmick Linda Molnar Hines King ‘62 (2) Daniel ’78 and Jan Eversole ’79 (6) Eric John Grates ’98 (3) Lee M. Hobson (9) James P. King ’56 (4) Anthony P. Falsetta Jr. ’72, ‘76 Larry ’79 and Beth Grawburg* (4) Elizabeth Hoffmann ’56, ‘62 Kingfish Restaurant Charles T. Fancher and Great Lakes Boat Building School Kathy Holderman John Kinnally Nancy J. Fancher Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Inc. The Laura Ludington Hollenbeck Cary ’82 and Robin Kipke ’81 (2) John ’84 and Judith Farrell ’85 (2) Great Lakes Engineering Group LLC (2) Foundation (5) Larry F. Kist Michael J. ’77 and Susan Farrell ’77 (3) Harley S. Green ’87 (7) Thomas Eugene Hollerback ’83 (2) Kit Carson Paint and Wallpaper (9) The Farwell State Savings Bank (4) David Grey ‘89 Kathryn L. Hollister ’74 (7) Steven E. ’82 and Kathleen Klei Kurt E. Feight ’83 Robert F. and Catherine C. Griffin Shaun ’82, ’84 and Elizabeth Eileen Kleinfelter (4) James and Angela Felton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Grobbel ’82 Holtgreive (9) Roy ’59 and Joan Klopcic ’59, ‘89 (2) Ferris, Baker, Watts Inc. (2) Alan D. Grojean ’75, ‘83 (5) Linda Hoover Thomas F. Klotz ’88 Jim and Elaine Fessenden (2) Rick M. Gross Eddie Hopson Jr. ’89 Tim Knickerbocker (9) John ’75 and Nancy Fierstien ’75 Melissa K. Grouzard ’02 Horizon Books Inc. (8) Sue ’65 and Gary Knight (9) Fifth Third Bank of Saginaw (2) Robert ’84, ’87 and Karen Grove (5) Herb ’72, ’73 and LouAnn Michael Knoff (4) Mitchell Filip ’51 Thaddeus ’73, ’76 and Hornbacher (7) John A. ’74 and Cindy Koerner (2) Fisher-Kostyshyn Studios Jennipher Grudzien ’81 (6) Paul W. Hornbuckle ’84 (7) Allan ’76 and Julia Kohl ’76 Steven W. Fitting ’85 and Guitar Hospital (7) Jean E. Horrocks ’98 Nate ’88 and Kathleen Kolb ’95 (3) Margaret A. Fitting ’83, ‘86 (3) Patrice Gunnerson Sigfried Richard Hostad ’92 (2) Kopy Korner - Sue and Mike P. Carey Catherine ’74 and Richard Fitzgerald ’75 Chris R. Gustafson ’69 (3) David M. Howard ’84 Stephen ’92 and Joni Korb ‘91 (2) Doris A. Fitzpatrick ’49 Kenneth ’62, ‘63 and Carla Gutow ’63 (2) Sandra ’79 and Bob Howell Wayne M. Korson ’71 (4) Andrea L. Fleser ’98 Darby D. Gwisdala ’93 (6) William W. ’70, ’76 and Nancy J. MC Kostrzewa & Company (2) Maria Foerster Robert W. Haar Jr. ’96 Howes (9) Michael Kostrzewa ’72 and Folkert Stores Inc. (7) Steve and Florence Hageman Richard E. Hubble Lih-Ting Lily Li ’92, ’97 (3) Craig W. Folkert ’83 Clifton Haley John F Huft Karl J. Kovach ’83 Follett Corporation (2) Brian D. Halliwill ’95 (5) Humane Animal Treatment Society Howard and Lorna Kraft Catherine E. Fornwald (9) Roland and Frances Hamburg Edwin and Josie Hunwick Andrew Krapohl Connie Jean Foss ’79 (2) Chris Hamilton (2) Tom ’65 and Tina Hursey ’64 Dean ’58, ’64 and Judy Kreiner ’62 (7) John H. ’80 and Karen Foster Ray Hamsher Terry ’77 and Sherri Hutchins Russell and Barbara Kreis ’65 James Edward Foulds ’77 Harbor Springs Public Schools Bret ’82, ’86 and Carol Hyble ’87 (9) Paula ’98 and Jeffrey Kreuger ’99 (2) Kay Ann Fountain ’85 (2) Hardy Lewis & Page PC (8) Kelly Jay Ingersoll ’91 Carl and Lisa Krosnicki Four Seasons Windows & Siding Thomas G. Hardy (7) David H. Irish John N. and Petra A. Krull (8) Harold Fowler (2) R. John Harpst ’66 Kerry and Mary E. Irons ’78 Joyce A. Krull ’59 (2) Malcolm ’77 and Monica Fox ’80 (5) Mary Jane ’77 and Mark Harting (3) Isabella Community Credit Union (2) KSL Grand Traverse Resort Inc. (2) Brian ‘76, ‘80, ‘82 and Lynette Michael D. ’72 and Pamela D. Hartzler (9) Koblar and Elizabeth Jackson (2) La Senorita - Traverse City (4) Frankovich ‘78 Charles and Rebecca Hastings (3) Marva Lee Jackson Charles W. Lacefield ’71 (2) Arlene D. Freeman Christopher J. Hastings ’90 (2) Mitch ’72, ‘73 and Kay Jacque Dennis ’63 and Connie LaFleur (9) Linda Jeanne Freeman ’74 Crystal M. Haswell ’04, Stephen P. ’79 and Patricia G. Jaksa (6) David L. Lake ’66, ‘68 Cristy Freese (2) Eli Lilly & Company Patricia L. Click Janes ’86, ’92 Patrick E. Lamberti ’80 Ellen Dennis French ’79, ’86 and Roger D. Hatch and Joyce A. Baugh Richard E. Janis Douglas ’75 and Debra Larner ’83 (5) Steven French Earl ’63 and Janet Hatinger (6) Austin J. Jankens ’71 (2) Charles and Barbara Lawrence (3) George Fromhold (2) Allen ’69 and Janet Hauer ’70 (3) Ann ’81 and John Jensen Stephen P. Lawrence James L. Fuller ’65, ’71 Michael ’73, ‘80 and Debra Hayes ’75 (2) James Jesko ’86 Joseph Leadem ’47 (3) Roger ’69, ’74 and Pamela Fultz ’73 (9) Randall and Joy Hayes (7) Robert and Cheryl Johnson Marjorie Lee Gwendolyn Gage ’74 Bill Hayes ’69, ’73 (2) Nicky ’87, ’88 and Dana Johnson ’88 Jack I. Leffler ’02 (2) Richard and Geraldine Gage (2) Jana M. Hazekamp Noel Johnson ’70 (9) Mary Beth Leininger ’76 (2) James V. Gallery ’70, ‘85 Audrey M. Heath ’80 Joseph* and Janet Johnston Larry Lepisto (9) Sue Gamble (2) Jim ’73, ’75 and Linda Hecksel ’75 (2) Jones Plumbing of Shepherd Beverly Lewis ’79 (3) Mike Garner Agency, State Farm Paul Heil Dr. James W. Jones (9) L&G Fitness Inc. Insurance Robert R. Heilman ’73, ’77 (6) John and Loretta Jones Michael Libbee and Kristin Sheridan (9) Garr Tool Company (2) Russ and Jann Heiss Mark Jones and Erin O’Driscoll (3) Thomas ’69 and Kat Licari (3) Garrison Solutions Inc. Letha Heitzner Jostens Inc. (5) Clarence and Joyce Licht (2) Michael and Sherrie Garver (8) Nancy Ann Hellman ’70, ’93 (3) Henry and Roberta Joy (2) Charles and Dorine Lilly (6) 31 Jeanne S. Gelston Harry M. Henderson ’78 Christa ’60, ‘63 and Dr. Ihor David* and Barbara Lindley ’67 (2) Debra L. ’79 and Bruce D. George ’79 (3) Sheila ’89 and Jerry Henderson (9) Kamenetsky (6) Tim and Julie Linehan Kate Geraghty (9) David Zerbe ’91 and Christine Daniel T. Kane ’77 (5) JoAnn K. Linrud (9) Paul Gerdes Henries-Zerbe ’91 Walter and Betty Karolak (3) Dr. and Mrs. David Gillingham (4) centralight Winter 2007 Honor Roll of Donors Honor Roll of Donors

Charles F. R. Bellows (continued) Michael and Bonnie Metro Sean M. O’Malley ’00 Dr. Rock ’70 and Nancy Ringold Eric Lipar ’92 Dr. James J. Michels ’85 Oracle Corporation MaryAnn ’88 and Gregory T. Rivers (2) Roger ’55 and Myrna Little (4) Charles R. Michelson ’65 (2) Darcy A. Orlik ’92, ‘95 (2) Dr. Donijo Robbins ’94 (3) Paul ’83 and Kathryn Loffreda Michigan Community Blood Centers (2) Osborne and Associates Tad Vernel Roberson ’58 and Jack Logomarsino (7) Michigan State University Museum David ’68, ’73, ’79 and Sally Jean Roberson (2) Elizabeth Louise Loll ’64 (6) Midland Concert Band (9) Marcia Outwin ’67, ’69 (4) David ’84 and Susan Roberts ’83 (2) Randy ’74 and Nancy Long ’71, ‘77 Laurie A. Mier ’95 Christopher T. Owens Marcia Kay Robinson ’65 Loon Saloon Miller Group LLC Mike ’72 and Pamela Owens ’73 (5) Maureen ’84 and Gary Rondy (2) Priscilla ’82 and John Lorand (5) Bill and Charla Miller and Family (9) Page Olson & Company PC, CPA’s (7) James ’68 and Ann Rosloniec (3) Lord Abbett & Co. LLC (2) Chuck ’56 and Margaret Miller ’57 (8) G. William and Martha Paine (4) George and Elizabeth Ross (4) William and Jill Lorden (2) Leslie H. Miller ’88 Brian A. Palmer (3) Pete Ross (2) Douglas ’77 and Marsha Lorenz ’77 Robert J. Miller ’82 Mitchell ’96 and Tonya Panchula ’97 Stephen E. and Barbara A. Ross (9) Michael and Julie Lorenzen (3) Robert L. Miller ’79 James A. Papke (2) George and Frances Rouman (6) Donald Lundberg Tom and Diane Miller (2) Michael and Nina Paquette Rowe Incorporated - Flint Karen A. Lutzke (3) Charlotte M. Mills (3) J. Shannon Patrick (3) Mary Roy (3) Robert ’83 and Allyson Lyons ’83 (2) Dr. Robert ’62 and Marjorie Mills ’81 (2) Robert and Alice Pattengale Richard ’73 and Mary Ruddy ’74 Zenon W. Lysenko John Miltner James and Jody Ackerman Patton (2) Mary M. Runkel Shawn E. MacDonald ’93 Maryann Minarik ’83 (7) Paul Peer Nancy ’79 and David Rusch (5) Charles ’57 and Lois MacGregor (9) Mark ’75 and Deb Minelli (4) George F. Pellerano ’79 Walt, Annie and Tony Russ (4) Amy ‘81, ‘93 and Robert Madsen (4) Dr. Mary Clare Mintz ‘87, ‘93 and Robert ’87 and Stacy Penkala ’84 Lynn K. ’72 and Richard T. Russell (6) Peter R. and Anne E. Magoun (2) Michael Mintz (2) Martha G. Perry ’74 William ’76 and Veronica Russell ’76 (9) Dennis Michiel Majors ’79 (2) Donald A. ’73 and Gladys Mitchell Sue M. Perry ’80 (3) Charles ’71, ’91 and Reushan Russian (9) William ’49 and Emma Makinen ’46 (4) Mobile Marine Service Inc. (3) Donald J. Pettijohn ’71 (8) Michael C. Ryan ’79 Rosalie ’96 and Daniel Maloney Tom and Patricia Moehring (5) Frederick and Marion Phelps (2) Thomas ’79, ’87 and Patricia Ryan (3) Management & Motivational Mike and Anna Monfils (2) Greg ‘82, ‘84 and Janis Phillips (4) Robin M. Sabo Strategies LLC Robert and Debra Monroe (3) Dale ’69 and Sharon Pickelman (2) E. J. Sacco Inc. Melanie Manary (4) Bruce W. Moore William C. Pike Saginaw Symphony Association (2) Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. William A. Mordica and Karen Nancy and Chuck Pisoni (6) Samuels Law Office Janet Groening Marsh ’70 (4) Pickens Mordica Christopher M. Place ’96 Paul ’66 and Judy Sare ’65 (4) Phyllis ‘70, ‘79 and William Marshall Rachael E. Moreno ’66 (3) Plante & Moran PLLC - East Lansing (2) Rosemary Saunders (2) Jane ’76 and Randy Martin (5) Linda M. Morey ’04 (3) Jack D. Poindexter ’85 (5) Dave ’54 and Patricia Schaefer ’55 Webb F. and Janet S. Martin (5) Morning Star (2) George Polanco (2) John and Sallie Scheide (5) Masco Corporation (2) Morosky Family Mahala K. Poland ’03 (2) Ronald L. Schiller ’79 John C. ’78 and Terrie L. Mason (4) James ’59 and Charlotte Morris (2) Polly’s Planting & Plucking (6) Bill ’77 and Renay Schmidt (8) David K. ’85 and Paula Jo Mather ’84 (3) Sandra Dillon Morrison ‘65, ‘80 and Richard and Shirley Posk ’60 (3) E. Calvin Schneider ’70 Glen and Diane Matthews Joseph Horton Donna M. Poynor ’62, ’69 (8) Richard A. Schudiske (7) Calvin Jay Matz ’91 (6) Charles Stewart Mott Foundation (4) Scott L. Pranger ’83 Jim Schulte Jr. ’74, ’81 (4) J. Maurissen Mountain Town Rehab Inc. Plas ’80 and Sue Presnell ’90 (9) Margaret M. Schulte ’79, ‘86 Gina M. Mazzolini ’78 (3) Mountain Town Station Brewing Co. Preston Feather Building Centers Edward ’69 and Barbara Schultz ’68, ‘83 McBride Construction (2) Merlyn E. Mowrey and Miklos Ferber (3) Yvonne Robertson Price ’01, ‘03 Robert Joseph Schumacker ’93 (4) Dan ’55 and Barbara McBride Mt. Pleasant Tire Lucille M. Prielipp ’65 Carey Scortichini Terrance McCabe (2) Marion J. Mulholland ’44 (4) Albert Pruss Billy Scott Linda ‘69, ‘71 and John McCarthy Munson Medical Center (9) Frederick A. Puffenberger ’95 (2) James and Ann Scott Charlene ‘71, ‘78 and James McClurg Dennis Naas ’79 and Punches Management Group Barbara C. ’76 and Lin L. Seder (2) Fred M. McCorkle Jr. (9) Leigh Ann Burns Naas Daniel and Susan Pung Eric Thomas Seifert ’96 (3) Jane McCoy Nancy D. ’89 and Donald F. Nagler (2) Quadsil Inc./Raven Analytical Philip ’69 and Karen Sell ’67 (5) McDowell & Associates Dr. M.R.S. Nair (2) George and Carol Quarderer ’85, ’93 (2) Colleen Kazyak ‘78 and Elizabeth McDowell ’41* National City Bank Christina Rajala MA, LLPC, RM Stephen Serkaian ‘81 Terri McFarland ’83 (2) National Marine Sanctuary Cynthia Rand Janis Lynn Shaffer ’80 Gregory ’88 and Amy McGillvary ’87 (5) Foundation Bob and Eileen Rankin (9) Marcia Shattuck (4) Tim and Debra McGilsky (5) Nationwide Insurance Company Ross and Shelly Rapaport ’88, ‘90 (3) Thomas R. Shaw Jr. ’82 and Vaughn A. McGraw (2) Tracey ’84 and Paul Natke (5) RBC Dain Rauscher Kathleen S. Banfield Shaw ’74 (3) David F. McGuire Inc. Rick ’79 and Sandi Nelson ’74 RE/MAX of Boyne (4) Walter Shaw Martin W. McGuire ’75 Robert and Diane Newby (3) Mark and Cindy Reetz ’80 Ji-hong She Mary Jane McIntee and John ‘75 and Mary Catherine Nichol Roger E. Rehm (9) The Shell Oil Company Foundation (2) Ronald Chmielewski Donna C. ’64 and David L. Nicholson ’64 Albert Rehmann Evlyne Sheltrown James A. McIntyre (2) Doug Niergarth (2) Jerry D. ’74, ’81 and Nancy K. Wendy ’93 and Greg Sherwin Marianne L. and Frederick McKelvy North Country Ford (3) Reighard ’76 (8) Charles ’72 and Doris Sherwood ’64 (8) Nicole R. McKinney ’00, ‘02 Northern Periodontics PC (2) Jean C. Reinhart Michael and Gail Shields (3) Murlene E. McKinnon National Public Broadcasting (2) Jeffrey L. Rellinger ’76 Michael D. Shoemaker ’86 (2) Francis H. McMahon NuUnion Credit Union (2) Dan Rettelle David ’83, ’84 and Susan Shooltz ’83 (4) Stephen ’80 and Lynn Mehlberg ’70 RJ and Mary Ann Nye ’77 Revel & Underwood Inc. Darron Lee Shoulders ’95 Members First Credit Union Thomas C. Oakes ’79 Scott Rex and Kelli Weiland Rex John Shreves Michelle Mercer Paul ‘54, ‘61 and Angela Oberle ‘65, ‘70 Dale Reynolds (3) Janice M. Sikorski David L. Merritt ’68 (2) Patrick and Jane O’Brien (2) Joan Johnson Richards ’53 Karen ’82 and Michael Siladi (2) 32 Dorothy ’69 and Alan Metcalf John Ogden Drs. Howard and Norma Richardson (5) Robert ‘55, ‘68 and Sandra Simpson ‘93 Patrick Okonkwo Patrick D. Richmond ’86 Bill Sinkule ’85 * Deceased James P. ’96 and Tara K. Debra K. Riedinger ’83 Michael and Judith Sinnott (3) O’Laughlin ’96 (3) Lee Riley Norman E. Skelly (2) Numbers in parentheses denote Walter Olejniczak Wesley H. Skinner (3) consecutive years of membership Jane ’68 and Walter Ringer (5)

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Harold Slater (2) Laura J. Trudeau ’98 Jeff ’77 and Ann Winkler ’78 (4) Jeffrey D. ’97 and Sarah Jo Shirley Sleeper Roy and Dawn Marie Tubbs (9) Louis and Helen Wirth Lamborne ’98 Saralee A. Slusher ’64 Marcia ’73 and Jerry Tuma Witbeck’s Family Foods (7) Jill A. LeBourdais ’97 (3) Shirley Smale Norman Tuma Roger A. Wittenbach ’65 (2) Thomas A. Loria ’97 Arthur and Carra Smith (2) Sharon Turbiak Jane Wittkopp Daniel ’99 and Heidi Lyons ’97 (3) Ben Smith Gerald G. Turner ’77 (5) Norman F. Woerle ’82 Sydnee MacKay ’98 and Dean ’79 and JoEllen Smith (5) John William Ujlaky ’71 Jim ’65, ’68 and Carol David Stairs (2) Debra Lynne Smith ’91, ‘96 Rory J. Underwood ’80 (2) Wojcik ’68, ’75, ’89 (9) Stewart ’95 and Amy Marcell ’02 Richard L. Smith ’59 David ’79 and Traci George Ann Wolf ‘51, ‘68 (2) Caitlin E. Marfia ’99 Scott ’82 and Bridget Smith (5) Underwood ’79, ’86 (3) Sandy ‘59, ‘88 and Richard Wood Michael ‘97, ‘03 and Julie Ann ’86 and Michael D. Snyder United Way of Isabella County Eugene Woodward (2) Bonnie Marx ‘00 (3) Shelley Ann Snyder ’92 Anna Unkovich ’70, ‘82 and Daryl W. Wooldridge ’95 (2) Matthew ’96 and Amy Matuzak ’97 Tom and Jan Soblesky Don Dirkse (2) Karen Worten Carole ’97 and Douglas Melvin Lawrence and Diane Sommer (2) Albert and Ann Urban Donald ’61 and Janet Wujek ’62 Josh and Carrie Merchant ’00 (3) Sally Ann Somsel ’75 Robert ’64 and Patricia Urchike ’63 John and Elizabeth Young (5) Michael A. Mitchell ’98 Donald E. Sowle ’40 (6) Ed A. Valenzuela ’82 (2) Albert ‘89, ‘91 and Jacqueline Zainea ‘92 Andrew R. Murphy Jr. ’99 (3) Sparrow Regional Medical Supply Edwin F. ’59, ’63 and Todd Zakrajsek Holly Nichols ’00 David R. Speth (9) Evonne L. VanderHeuvel (7) Reverend William Zeoli Jennifer ’00 and Justin Nottingham Spherion Staffing Services Bob VanDeventer ’74 (2) Ken X. Zhang ’03 James ’94 and Nancy Nowak ’97 Spicer’s Boat City Thomas H. VanHoose William Zimmerman IV Thomas Charles Olver ’98 Tom and Tina Sprich (8) Deborah VanKuiken ’84, ’94 Erich W. Zinser ’94 Chris J. Orvis ’99 Fred and Barb Stabley Jr. (9) Caren Lee VanSingel ’70 (5) Judy Dawn Pamp ’98 StageRight Corporation Leonardo Vecchio Associates William ‘66, ‘82 and Christine (Graduates from the last Don M. Stanczak ’82 Michelle Ann Veith ’94, ‘02 (4) Peters ‘02 (2) Angela Verbrugge 10 years who have given Maynard Martin Reed ’01 Suzanne ’87 and Mark Stansberry (2) $250 to $499) Sheila H. ’83 and Victor F. Vierin ’83 Ernest C. Roesner ’03 Tom and Carol Staples (2) Brian ’02 and Becky Acheson ’01 (4) Michael T. Vondette ’89, ‘95 Dr. Jeffrey Scott Savage ’01 (3) Steelcase Foundation (9) Sally M. Ahlich ’98 Daniel L. Steele (5) Richard C. ’72 and Cathy A. Terrance D. Schoneman ’04 vonReichbauer Tera Lynne Albrecht ’99, ‘01 Nathan ’97 and Katie Sealey ’99 Hans J. Stein Gary ’72 and Carla Arbogast ’02 (6) Guido H. and Anne E. Stempel (3) Wilbur and Jerrie Waggoner Adam G. Shafer ’00 Robert W. Wagner ’70 (9) Michael A. Austin ’00 Mark A. Sherman ’04 Julie ’03 and Michael Stinson ’71 (5) Timothy Todd Axtell ’98 Charles R. Stiver ’81 (3) Richard H. Wakulat Todd E. Simmons ’00 John M. Walker Frank J. Barretta ’02 (2) Tawny M. Smith ’97 (3) Marilyn J. Stolberg Susan Y. Beatty-Page ’99 Daniel ’70 and Susan Stoudt Robert ‘61, ‘67 and Beatrice Kenneth A. VanElslander ’03 Wallace ‘65, ‘70 Carolyn Bartz ‘04 Mike and Kristen Villano ’04 Scott S. Strawn Elizabeth ’00 and Matthew Beshear (2) Mary ’64, ’66 and Gary Street (7) Dean ’74, ’76 and Deborah Michael ’98 and Kathleen Wahl ’85 (2) Wallin ’78 (9) Alan and Nel Boose ’97 (2) Derek W. Strong ’90 Bobbi J. Wangerin ’04 Guilan Wang Richard E. Brinker ’99 Jessica K. Welch ’00 Christopher ’95 and Sharon Jacob ’99 and Amber Brundage ’00 Studenka ’04 (2) David A. and Ann M. Ward Robert ‘05 and Ann Wintermyer Chris ’77 and Nancy Ware ’78 Patricia J. ’89 and Stephen G. Brandon Clark Wulf ’05 (2) John E. Sullivan Chase ‘04 (9) Dennis and Christine Washington (5) Carrie ’02 and Ken Yee ’00 (3) Sullivan’s Harbor Springs Airpark Inc. Denise McCorkle Chimosky ’97 Summit Petroleum Corporation Gretchen ’77 and John Weatherford (5) Paul R. ‘70, ‘77 and Carol Ann Weber ‘69 Lee Charles Cole ’04 Superior Psychological Services Casey ’99 and Tara Cunningham (4) Charleen E. Swan ’73 (3) Gerald ‘63, ‘69 and Donna Wegner Weiner & Burt PC Doyle P. Dommert ’01 SweetGrass Gallery & Framing (2) William ’86, ‘90 and Maryann Rick ’72 and Lisa Swindlehurst ’82 (7) Bob and Sue Welke Family Corrections? Robert S. Welsh (6) Drake ’97 (5) Jonathan D. Sykes ’83 Karen Marie Ferguson ’00, ‘02 (3) Rick Sykes ’73, ’80 (3) David C. Wender ’62 Theodore Werle ’70 (7) Aaron ’99 and Sandra Ford Anthony M. Tai Dan Gaken ’04 (2) Tamarack Craftsmen Gallery (3) West Branch Automotive Inc. We want our donor list to be West Shore Bank (9) Larry ‘84, ‘90 and Kathleen Roy and Susan Teas (2) Gandee ‘98, ‘03 (4) accurate. Harry D. West Jo Ann Tetlock ’83 (2) James Vernon Gardiner ’99 (5) Janis M. Weston ’83 If you have corrections, please Elaine J. Thompson ’42 (4) Charles E. Gates ’97 (3) James ’70 and Paula Wetters call Christine Alwood, director Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Gina E. Geissler AuD ’02 Wexford Wood Workings LLC (5) of stewardship and donor Foundation Ashley M. Ghose ’06 Kennen and Joanna White relations, at (800) 358-6903 Meredith Tice Ray ’84 and Debra Goodwin ’06 Nicholas White (2) or (989) 774-7155 or e-mail Ted ’77 and Cheryl Tolcher (8) Brad Hager ’05 Sharon and James White (2) [email protected]. Bonnie ’53, ’71 and James Tolly Tim and Nancy Hartshorne ’03 (4) Linda Wicander ’81 (3) Mark L. ’84 and Holli N. Tompkins ’83 Robert ’94, ‘02 and Wicksall Distributors Inc. (2) Jean Toner Jody Hassen ’97 (2) Not listed? Tony and Cheryl Wiegman Rebeca Torres-Rivera (2) Theresa M. Himmer ’00 Carol Arndt Wigert ’56 (9) Space on these pages does not Marana Webber Tost (4) Kristen Laurel Hunter ’99 Thomas ’69, 73 and Linda Wilcox ’69 (5) allow the publication of the names Total Plastics Inc. Amar F. Hussein ’03 Craig ’02 and Kristin Willey ’04 (2) of all 26,254 donors. However, your Paul F. Totzke ’54 Vershaun N. Jones ’04 Garth Duane Williamson ’65, ‘68 (2) continued support is appreciated. Touring Gear Bicycle Shop (6) Michael R. Jury ’02 (5) Sarah ’79 and Mitchell Wilson ’79 33 Irwin and Lois Traines ‘80 John J. Knopic II ’97 If you have questions about your Thomas L. ’69 and Susan A. Transitions Counseling Services LLP Victor L. Knowlton ’97 giving level, please call Christine Wilson ’71 (7) Tri-Rehab Inc. (5) Clarosa M. Kopacki ’04 Alwood, director of stewardship Wilson-Miller Funeral Home Inc. (2) James E. ’60 and Kay (Dowell) Keith C. Kremposky ’98 and donor relations, at (800) 358- Clifford Thomas Wimmer Jr. ’95 Trosko ’60 (3) 6903 or (989) 774-7155.

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Jack D.* and Jane L. Adams* Dale A. ‘76 and Karen Duncan Paul ‘75, ‘80 and Maryanke Alexander ‘79 Gene M. Ehrhart ‘82 Garald F. Allen ‘75 Tom and Penny Endres Rachel Allwardt ‘40* John R. English DDS ‘63 Arleen I. Arndt ‘60* Elizabeth L. Etnire* COL Alfred ‘50 and Naomi I. Asch Drs. Howard and Charlotte Evans The trillium society Suzanne ‘48, ‘52 and Raymond Baber Jr.* Pearl Faist ‘44 Guy L. Bachman ‘50 Perry Farrell ‘80 Central Michigan University Scott ‘81 and Jan Barber Elma F. Filson* Joseph ‘70 and Barbara Barberi ‘70 Cynthia Dickey Fitzgerald ‘75 Robert E. Barnes ‘50 Judge Benjamin W. Franklin ‘37* Lauris Jean Barr ‘57 Howard ‘56, ‘60 and Joan Geerlings Robert M. Bartlett ‘52 Dianna Gemma M. Sonja Baumgarth ‘75 Debra L. ‘79 and Bruce D. George ‘79 Tom ‘71, ‘73, ‘79 and Connie Behm Pamela S. Gilbert ‘72 Beverley ‘62 and Max Benne Barbara ‘47 and Robert Ginn Dr. Frank ‘68, ‘70 and Carol Benson Jacalyn (Beckers) Goforth ‘82 Stanley ‘72 and Sandra Bies Jim and Debi Goodrich Brad and Sherry Blair ‘80 Ruth Stanley Graham ‘41 Vern ‘67 and Barbara (Nelson) Lyle H. ‘50 and Ruth E. Green Blakemore ‘67 Marsha A. ‘70 and David L. Green Andre and Nancy J. Blay ‘59 Douglas Grossa ‘70, ‘74 and Sally Vivian A. Boersma ‘70 Shumway-Grossa ‘72, ‘84 Jonathan ‘79 and Dale ‘75 and Jan Hagland ‘77 Joyce (Sonday) Bower ‘80 Betty Taylor Hall ‘58 Hugh ‘36 and Marjorie Boyd Tim ‘84 and Karen Hanchett ‘82 Dr. Mary Ellen Brandell ‘55, ‘72 Neil G. ‘38* and Theodora E. Thomas ‘78 and Carol Breinling ‘77 Haney ‘31, ‘35* Larry L. Bronson Ronald E. ‘89 and Virginia Heath Members receive invitations to Giving for future Charles L. ‘77 and Patricia A. Broomall Michael ‘83 and Julie Hecksel ‘84 special events and recognition. generations Allan L. ‘81 and Pamela D. Brunmeier ‘79 Francine Heinze ‘63 The Honor Roll of Donors includes Betty ‘45 and Dale Burgess Emile ‘75 and Sandra Hermann ‘74, ‘75 Central Michigan University’s donors who have given planned Trillium Society honors and gifts in these areas: Lawrence J. ‘78 and Judith Burns Kirk ‘77 and Janet Hewlett ‘77 recognizes those who have David Daniel Burzyck ‘68, ‘88 Dr. Vernon L. Higginbotham ‘42 chosen to benefit the university • A bequest in a will or through Nikoline A. Bye ‘32 JoAnn Hinds ‘72, ‘77 through planned gifts. Members of a trust William O. Caldwell ‘58 William R. and Fern Hoffmaster* the Trillium Society share a strong • A charitable remainder trust, Jerry D. ‘62 and Lisa Campbell Mark R. Holen ‘70 common bond of generosity gift annuity, or lead trust Jeffrey R. Caponigro ‘79 Shaun ‘82, ‘84 and Elizabeth Holtgreive that nourishes and promotes the Leslie O. Carlin* Deborah ‘72, ‘81 and Richard Houck university’s mission. • Property subject to life estate Brian ‘81 and Marcia Chermside Wendy S. Huff ‘85 Gary ‘73, ‘78 and Linda Ciaffone ‘78, ‘83 Patrick J. ‘83 and Julianne P. Hug ‘83 Trillium Society members support • Life insurance Kimberly D. Clarke ‘82 Gaye ‘68 and Ronald Humphrey student scholarships, academic • Retirement plan assets Susan Clarkson ‘67, ‘70 Ed Hutchison programs, applied faculty research Vicky Sue Cobb ‘84, ‘91 Bret ‘82, ‘86 and Carol Hyble ‘87 and creative work, and many Membership in the Trillium Harriett Collin ‘37 Richard Charles Jackson ‘77 ongoing programs as well as Society is voluntary and without technology and facility initiatives. obligation. Gary ‘69, ‘71 and Cathy Collins ‘98 Patricia L. Click Janes ‘86, ‘92 George C. Comden ‘60, ‘61, ‘64 Jill ‘77 and Stan Jankowski Sandra D. Conner ‘63 Michael ‘81 and Janet (Madden) Fred ‘69 and Joyce Cook ‘92 Jenkins ‘83, ‘87 Irene Martha Copeland ‘62, ‘66 L.A. ‘00 and Marilyn B. Johns Kenneth ‘73 and Lindsay Cornell ‘67, ‘70 Linda M. ‘75, ‘99 and David C. Johnson Kelly J. Crawford Robert L. Johnson ‘51* Dr. Robert F. Croll* Timothy R.B. Johnson MD ‘02 James R. Cronin ‘61 Margaret Koopman Joy ‘21, ‘26* Timothy L. ‘76 and Mary Curtiss ‘79 Alice Marguerite Jumper ‘63 Roy ‘71 and Colleen Davis Dr. Eric* and Mrs. Joan Kadler Steven L. Davis ‘77 Phillip ‘77 and Sue Kench Paul ‘61 and Janet Dean ‘60, ‘62 Roger L. ‘58, ‘89 and Phyllis J. Kesseler Judy ‘61, ‘69 and Dale Dean* Donald and Helen Kilbourn G.R. (Rollie) ‘41, ‘84* and Olga Dr. Philip L. Kintzele Denison ‘40, ‘04* James ‘84 and Sherry Knight ‘86 34 Robert Dodd ‘79 and Debra Michael Kostrzewa ‘72 and McIntyre-Dodd ‘83 Lih-Ting Lily Li ‘92, ‘97

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James D. Kuderko ‘78 Michael W. ‘69 and Judy Reed John G. Kulhavi ‘65 Mary Catherine Rentz ‘78 Barton W. ‘64, ‘65, ‘95 and Sarah Gregory ‘73 and Antoinette Rickle ‘73 LaBelle ‘90 Gerald F. Riseley ‘64 Melissa ‘90, ‘92 and Douglas LaBelle Dr. Forrest and Linda Robinson ‘72, ‘83 Ed ‘66, ‘70 and Kathy (Dunn) H. Keith Rodewald Langenburg ‘64 Ronald H. ‘57 and Marilyn Ways of Giving Ann Lennox ‘81 (Friday) Rolph ‘56 Sheldon Lennox ‘81 Bruce Roscoe ‘87 and Megan Goodwin Central Michigan University Duane W. Lewis ‘63 James ‘68 and Ann Rosloniec Gifts to Central Michigan University advance the institutions Tim ‘77 and Lori Lickly ‘81 Barbara Ross ‘59, ‘72 vision for the future while providing donors with many Dr. David ‘49 and Bernice Lirones ‘47 Madge ‘50 and Edwin Rowe advantages. Alberta Mary ‘54, ‘59 and Bob and Betty Rulong ‘96 Donald Lynch Judge William and Eileen Rush Gifts fall into a variety of categories – all of which begin with your generosity and desire to support CMU’s many John Hector MacMaster ‘52* Robert P. ‘49 and Shirley Smith Alan ‘Al’ W. ‘68 and Janet Madsen Ryndress ‘51 exceptional programs, people, buildings and infrastructure, Mike Maldegen ‘69 John ‘76 and Joan Scalabrino ‘82 public service initiatives, and legacy. Whether you are one of Seth ‘64 and Marilyn Manning ‘63 Edith Schmidtke ‘23* CMU’s 167,000 alumni or one of our distinguished friends and Joanne S. (Deitz) Manshum ‘60 John ‘84 and Wendy (Gager) Sinicki ‘85 associates, we thank you in advance for your gift. Richard ‘59 and Margaret Marquardt ‘55* Gavin J. Smith ‘76 and Mary C. Following are just a few of your many giving opportunities: Richard Allen Martens ‘59 Mertz-Smith Emer A. Mathias ‘39 W. Sidney ‘65 and Judith French • Outright gifts: Cash Gilbert A. Maxwell ‘58 Smith ‘65 • Securities and real estate: Property, stocks, bonds, Melanie ‘70 and Doug John ‘60 and Kathy Snedeker mutual funds McFarlane Jr. ‘70, ‘76 William Sowle III ‘85 Gene ‘82 and Melissa McKay Bill ‘55 and Peg Sowle • Matching gifts: Corporate and organizational donations Jane McNamara Philip J. Squattrito to match yours William H. Meek* Sam and Trudy Staples • Bequests: Specific, general, residual, and contingent wills Kay Blossom Melzow ‘56 Marie E. Steube ‘49 Marie ‘57 and Al Metcalf Jesse Jones Storr ‘75 • Life-income plans: Gifts that provide income to Charles ‘50 and Donna Mills ‘51 Dr. Michael Stratford established beneficiaries Beverly Milner ‘35 John ‘35, ‘48* and Kathryn Tebbel • Life insurance: Maturing policy donations Robert and Dorothy Monica Dennis J. Thavenet Dr. Allen and Mary Montoye ‘78, ‘82 Michael ‘77 and Elizabeth Tierney ‘77 • Retirement plans: Asset donations Clara Lee Moodie ‘99 George ‘70, ‘73 and Gail Torreano ‘72, ‘76 For additional information about giving options, contact: Dennis H. Moore ‘62, ‘63 Lorraine and Jerry Tubbs ‘78 Lawrence D. Moore* Margaret ‘62, ‘67 and Clayton Turner Michael A. Leto Gregory ‘60 and Carolyn Mox ‘59 Robert D. Ullom ‘57 Vice President of Mary E. Murnighan ‘74, ‘81 William E. Valle Development and Alumni Relations Robert W. ‘94 and Lorrie Murray ‘91, ‘04 Deobold ‘35* and Marcella VanDalen (989) 774-2382 Michael Murray ‘75 and Pamela Ellis C. ‘50* and Marie VanDeventer ‘70 [email protected] Wasko Murray ‘77, ‘83 Jeanne M. VanOchten ‘64 www.cmich.edu Keith P. ‘82 and Janet M. Naughton ‘83 George ‘60, ‘65 and Shirley Viele ‘55 Click on the “Give to CMU” link Ronald F. Neukam ‘72 John L. Wagner Susan Newton ‘80 Daniel ‘78 and Barbara Wardrop ‘78 David ‘65, ‘88 and Kathleen Ochander ‘68 Robert F. ‘72, ‘76 and Rae Wendy L. O’Donnell ‘73, ‘76 Marie Wardrop Sarah (Rowley) ‘81 and Dan Opperman Thomas R. and Sharon Weirich Patricia and Leon J. Ostrowski ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wender ‘70, ‘74 Mike ‘72 and Pamela Owens ‘73 Mrs. Edwin H. Whitmore Robert ‘68 and Paige Anne Parel Carol Arndt Wigert ‘56 James (Ted) ‘43, ‘63 and Helen Park Louise A. Williams* Thomas R. Paschke ‘67 Scott ‘78 and Bonnie Wittman ‘77 Lenin ‘80 and Sheryl Petroff ‘86 Jim ‘65, ‘68 and Carol Wojcik ‘68, ‘75, ‘89 Deanna M. Pommerenk ‘63 Elizabeth Yeager ‘66 (In memory of The Robert Prevette Family Kirk James Vanderbeek ‘65) Barry E. Quimper ‘68 Drs. Rich ‘76 and Audrey Zavodsky Charles and Jane Ramseth Mark ‘75 and Elaine Zellner Michael and Monica Rao ‘05 Craig ‘70 and Mary Reading ‘70 * Deceased Lawrence A. ‘69* and Lois Reed 35

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1950s Wayne Frieders, ’68 MA ’81, retired from Kim Hopko, ’76, was honored as one of St. Luke’s Health System, Boise, Idaho, South California’s most influential women William A. Stout, ’53, wrote Saginaw Bay following 18 years as vice president of during the United Way of Los Angeles Waterfowl Hunting and Decoy Carvers, a human resources. Now he travels with Women’s Leaders Summit. She is the 384-page book with 450 photos and maps his wife, Susan, and has become a fused director of special education for the Los covering the 150-year history of duck and glass artist and clay potter. Angeles County Office of Education, goose hunting in the Saginaw Bay area serving more than 4,000 special education of Michigan. 1970s students. 1960s Steve Phenicie, ’70, has retired after 20 Eddy G. Oliver, ’79, was promoted to years as a copy editor at the Atlanta communications specialist for the Georgia Susan J. Mayhew, ’66, retired after 41 years Journal-Constitution. He also worked for Baptist Convention in Duluth, Georgia, as a biology teacher, guidance counselor, newspapers in Michigan, Maine, Missouri, where he has served the past 10 years. and finally as an assistant principal of New York, and Alabama during his 37-year He oversees the public relations and student counseling services with the career. marketing activities, including printed Los Angeles Unified School District. She materials, video production, advertising, continues to reside in rural Los Angeles David D. Glenn, ’73, received the 2007 Web site, and media relations. County, California. Ecology/Environmental Teacher Award from the National Association of Biology Judge David Martin Bradfield, ’68 MA ’72, Teachers. He teaches advanced placement 1980s retired in 2006 after being elected four environmental science, anatomy and Thomas Feusse, ’80, was named CEO times and giving 20 years of service on the physiology, and pathology at Rochester of The Wallick Cos. in Columbus, Ohio. bench to the people of the city of Detroit. Adams High School in Rochester. He is He and his wife, Wendy, ’80, have four He and his wife, Karen, ’68, continue to married to Sue Ann (Basner) Glenn, ’74. children, Daniel, Emily, David, and Katie. be politically active and involved in his real estate practice, Compensation Services Kay E. Neal, ’75, was promoted to full T.R. Shaw Jr., ’82, president of Shaw P.C. They have three adult children, John, professor in the College of Letters and Funeral Homes of Battle Creek and Joseph, and Elina. Science at the University of Wisconsin Bellevue, was elected to the board of Oshkosh. directors of the Michigan Funeral Directors Association. He represents MFDA’s ’76, is one of the first James A. Carolan, District 3, which includes member firms in 200 financial professionals to obtain the Calhoun, Branch, Kalamazoo, St. Joseph, industry’s newest designation of Certified Berrien, Cass, and Van Buren counties. Wealth Strategist. He is vice president trust and estate adviser for Comerica Bank.

Grad writes ‘soup-er’ books

For years, Anna Unkovich, ’70 MA ’82, used the Chicken Soup for the Soul books in her classrooms

R o b ert Bar c lay in Oscoda and Midland.

Kulhavi honored Now after retirement she has teamed up with authors Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen to write a CMU President Michael Rao (left) presented special series specifically for schools – Chicken Soup John Kulhavi, ’65, CMU Board of Trustees for the Soul in the Classroom for elementary, middle vice chairman, with a letter of appreciation school, and high school teachers. from Major General Montague Winfield, commanding general of the United States “The stories make the students feel good – they Army Reserve Officer’s Training Corps Cadet give them hope,” Unkovich said during a visit to Command, during a reception prior to CMU’s campus in October. football game against Army in October. Unkovich spent her teaching career in Michigan and Winfield’s letter thanks Kulhavi for his now lives in California and teaches part time at Allan continuing support of the ROTC program Hancock College in Santa Maria, California. at CMU and specifically his support of improvements made to the rifle range, which In addition to her “Chicken Soup” project, Unkovich led to CMU’s cadets having the third highest also has joined her CMU roommates and fellow Basic Rifle Marksmanship average of the 21 1970 grads to form Maroon and Old, a trio of former schools in the brigade. teachers who want to work to promote literacy.

On behalf of Winfield, Rao presented Kulhavi Unkovich’s pals in Maroon and Old are Eunice with the U.S. Army ROTC Cadet Command Wollin-Crockett, who has done much of her teaching Medallion for Leadership Excellence. in American history and the language arts area 36 with gifted students in Traverse City; and Christine Kulhavi is senior vice president of Merrill Nowak Heerlein, who has been a reading specialist, Lynch, Farmington Hills, and was named to language development teacher, gifted educator and Barron’s “Top 100 Financial Advisers” list in has completed administration certification in the 2007 for the fourth year in a row. • St. Louis, Missouri, area. • Bris b ane Peggy

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Janette Chisholm, ’84, was named Jamie Millspaugh, ’98, earned Leadership Kathryn Spletstoser, MSA ’04, a major in the operations/station manager of WOAK, in Energy and Environmental Design U.S. Army, was selected as a 2007-08 White the Royal Oak School District educational accreditation from the U.S. Green Building House Fellow. She is executive officer of access channel. She received the Access Council for commercial interiors. She the 209th Aviation Support Battalion, 25th Ability Outstanding Achievement Award is an interior designer and associate at Aviation Brigade, stationed in Tikrit, Iraq. and Best Documentary Award for her work Neumann/Smith Architecture in Southfield. White House Fellows participate in an about sculptor Joseph Wesner. She lives in New Hudson with her husband education program consisting of roundtable and two children. discussions with leaders from the private ’84, joined the law firm Audrey J. Forbush, and public sectors and study trips to of Plunkett Cooney as a shareholder in ’98, was installed as the Thomas Olver, examine U.S. policy in action. the Flint office. She focuses primarily director of the College Fraternity Editors on municipal liability and has particular Association at the annual conference in Nadia Abed-Rabo, ’05, was named an expertise in police matters. She serves May. He is director of communications at associate at Clifton Gunderson LLP in as legal adviser to the Law Enforcement Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and editor of The Raleigh, North Carolina. Action Forum, an organization consisting Beta Theta Pi. of select law enforcement executives throughout Michigan. 2000s Send us your news ’02, was named an Hubert Chatman, MSA ’86, was named Hollie H. Schramm, We want to hear from alumni near and far to intern at Virginia-Maryland Regional director of continuing education for the include your news in the Alumni in Action College of Veterinary Medicine’s food Workforce Development and Corporate section of Centralight. Please write to us animal ambulatory and production Services division of Sinclair Community about job promotions, awards, marriages, management medicine area. College, Dayton, Ohio. births, and other noteworthy recent accomplishments or changes. Angela K. Gore, ’86, was named assistant David Washington, MSA ’03, was named professor of accountancy for the George assistant dean for undergraduate Send your news to Centralight by e-mail Washington University School of Business. programs in the North Carolina State University College of Management.He to [email protected], by fax to (989) John G. Labrie, ’89, was named president lives in Raleigh with his wife and son. 774-1098, or by mail to Centralight, Public of Con-way Freight, a $4.2 billion leader in Relations and Marketing, West Hall, Central freight transportation and global logistics Jonathan Bourgault, ’04, teaches English Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, MI based in San Mateo, California. He is based at at Ithaca High School and has published a 48859. Be sure to include your graduation Con-way Freight’s headquarters in Ann Arbor. science fiction novel, The Eye of God. year and contact numbers. 1990s Leslie Allen Bayles, ’90 MA ’91, has joined the international law firm Bryan Cave LLP as an associate in the firm’s Chicago office. Hey Chippewa fans ... She focuses her practice in the areas of creditors’ rights, bankruptcy, corporate reorganization, and insolvency law. Kurt A. David, MA ’95, has written From Glory Days – Successful Transitions of Professional Detroit Athletes, about the transition of professional athletes from fame into everyday life. It chronicles the lives of five former Pistons, Lions, Red Wings, and Tigers. Jeffrey Allsteadt, ’96 MSA ’00, was named assistant deputy in charge of the United States Federal Court in Orange County, California. He is the youngest person to hold such a position within the federal court. Lisa M. Berden, ’97, an associate in the Detroit office of Miller Canfield, was named to the board of directors of 555 Gallery/ Studio in Detroit, a charitable organization. Robert McNealy, ’97, is cohosting a new weekend radio show focused on entrepreneurs and small business owners called “Startup Story” on KHOW 630 AM Pick up your CMU gear at one of these fine retailers. radio in Denver. In Mount Pleasant: Across Michigan: 37 Shannon L. Owens, ’97, received a University Bookstore • Dunhams Finish Line • Foot Locker scholarship from the Evangelical Press Meijer • Wal-Mart • Kohl’s Campus Den • Champs Association. She is pursuing a master’s Sam’s Club • SBX • MC Sports Steve & Barry’s • Lids degree in media and communication at Dallas Theological Seminary. centralight Winter 2007 In Memoriam

ONCE A FRIENDLY RIVALRY, SHOW MICHIGAN MOTORISTS THAT ALWAYS A FRIENDLY RIVALRY. CMU IS GREATER THAN WMU.

Currently, among Michigan license plates featuring state university logos and names: • Western Michigan University ranks third • Central Michigan University ranks fourth Is your competitive spirit going to let this stand? We didn’t think so.

Contact your local Secretary of State ofﬁ ce today and tell them you want to ride with Chippewa pride. • (517) 322-1460 • www.michigan.gov/sos Help CMU pass its longtime rival on the Michigan roadways! WWW.CMUALUM.COM

Pictured license plate for CMU ad display purposes only. CMU is an AA/EO institution (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo). Grand parents Three days of fun – a lifetimeU of memories Give your grandchildren a gift that they will cherish. Come build memories and share in an adventure of discovery at CMU.

Grandparents University is a summer camp that brings grandparents and their grandkids together for three days of fun on the campus of CMU. This experience includes hands- on educational sessions conducted by faculty members along with other fun activities for grandparents and children ages 8 to 12.

Eat and sleep in the residence halls, attend special classes together throughout the campus, and experience many highlights of the CMU campus during Grandparents U.

The date of this exciting event has been set for June 18-20, 2008. Look for more information to come from the Office of Alumni Relations! In Memoriam

Jean L. Stimson, ’31, Ann Arbor, died June Sandra Johnson, ’60, Leander, Texas, died Beverly J. Wagoner, ’76, Manistee, died July 6, 2006, age 98. August 2, 2007, age 68. 15, 2007, age 72.

Lila C. Yackle, ’31, Sebewaing, died Doran R. Osborne, ’61, Marshall, died Patricia A. Dillard-Whitfield, ’77, Cincinnati, September 1, 2007, age 99. August 11, 2007, age 68. Ohio, died July 30, 2007, age 52.

Alta M. Lumby, ’38, Rockford, Illinois, died Willard D. Smith, ’62 MA ’64, Cadillac, died Katherine J. Walters, MS ’77, Swartz Creek, July 7, 2007, age 90. January 15, 2007, age 77. died August 6, 2007, age 64.

Edwin Ellis, ’40, North Barrington, Illinois, Kenneth M. Galloway, ’63, LaPorte, Illinois, Patricia M. Maxey, ’78, Dowagiac, died died August 17, 2007, age 92. died September 7, 2007, age 67. August 13, 2007, age 51.

Clara Fitch, ’40, North Branch, died August Lucy E. Ainsley, ’64, Phoenix, Arizona, died Jacqueline D. Dearing, ’79, Davison, died 3, 2007, age 89. September 1, 2007, age 65. July 24, 2007, age 49.

Russell E. Donovan, ’42, Santa Barbara, John W. Donaski, ’66, Flushing, died June Catherine L. Stevens, MA ’79, Saginaw, California, died August 9, 2007, age 86. 25, 2007, age 63. died July 28, 2007, age 52.

Phyllis Krell, ’42, Kingsport, Tennessee, Elaine L. Roth, ’67 MA ’73, Charlevoix, died Penny Irene Foldenauer, ’80, San Mateo, died July 25, 2007, age 85. August 30, 2007, age 63. California, died July 15, 2007, age 49.

Shirley A. Kellogg, ’46, ’62, Columbiaville, Richard “Skip” DeWitt, ’68, Holland, died James B. Rush, ’80, Hastings, died August died February 7, 2007, age 81. June 27, 2007, age 62. 26, 2007, age 49.

Donald A. Provencher, ’46, Traverse City, Albert C. Balleria, ’69 MBA ’72, Goose Creek, Elizabeth A. Kendall, ’81, Auburn Hills, died died July 7, 2007, age 86. South Carolina, died May 2007, age 63. August 30, 2007, age 55.

Robert I. Barlow, ’50, Newaygo, died June Marjorie Y. Sherry, ’70, Rochester Hills, Elizabeth J. Koelsch, ’81, Standish, died 25, 2007, age 85. died June 6, 2007, age 80. July 12, 2007, age 89.

John “Jack” Carey, ’50, Plant City, Florida, Ralph C. Styles, MA ’70, St. Petersburg, Arnold Meyer, MA ’81, Decatur, Texas, died died August 4, 2007, age 82. Florida, died July 5, 2007, age 66. February 18, 2007, age 66.

Barbara Breinager, ’51, Frankenmuth, died Betty R. Taylor, ’70 MA ’73, Saginaw, died Merrill D. Reich, MA ’81, Harwood, August 3, 2007, age 89. June 27, 2007, age 76. Maryland, died June 12, 2007, age 76.

Alice M. Zellar, ’55, St. Charles, died Elizabeth A. Backwick, ’71, Ludington, died Gloria Desjardins, ’86, Bay Village, Ohio, August 19, 2006, age 88. July 25, 2007, age 93. died June 17, 2007, age 69.

Delmar “Slink” Selvala, ’56, died June 27, Terry K. Waidelich, MBA ’71, Suttons Bay, Joseph J. Jirik, ’88, Florida, died February 8, 2007, age 74. died August 31, 2007, age 64. 2007, age 43.

Alfred Socha, ’56, Saginaw, died June 14, Diane Marks Schimpke, ’73, Ann Arbor, died Cynthia L. Bork, MSA ’89, Dearborn, died 2007, age 74. September 5, 2007, age 56. July 24, 2007, age 46.

Mary J. Zakrajsek, ’56, Knoxville, Tennessee, Marcia C. Francis, ’74, Hillsdale, died June Jodi A. Wharram, ’94, Grand Blanc, died died September 7, 2007, age 72. 23, 2007, age 54. August 13, 2007, age 36.

Elnora L. Winkel, ’57, Ionia, died July 22, John S. Amadio, ’75, St. Charles, died Violet M. Hannon, MSA ’95, Palm Desert, 2007, age 95. September 16, 2006, age 53. California, died August 11, 2007, age 63.

Arthur T. Anderson, ’58 MA ’61, Saginaw, James Hoetger, ’75, Palm Springs, Florida, Charles E. Grigsby, ’98, Fishers, Indiana, died July 28, 2007, age 76. died June 9, 2007. died July 27, 2007, age 51.

Goldie V. Vincent, ’58, Bay City, died Matthew T. Christie, ’76, Traverse City, died Elke Kelp, MA ’00, Port Huron, died July 17, December 5, 2006, age 99. August 14, 2007, age 52. 2007, age 54.

Kathryn Bryant, ’60, Bay City, died August Gary W. Kluber, MA ’76, Ainsworth, Iowa, Gianni A. Phipps, ’02, Macomb Township, 16, 2007, age 69. died August 10, 2007, age 67. died August 12, 2007, age 28.

Richard Fitzgerald, ’60, Caro, died August David S. Ortner, MA ’76, Savannah, Kim McBride Stinger, MSA ’04, Keller, 6, 2007, age 70. Georgia, died September 5, 2007, age 70. Texas, died August 26, 2007, age 40.

centralight Winter 2007 I Am Central: Clarence Ketterer

Sociology and history major Military science minor ROTC company commander at CMU National guardsman

Current role in ROTC: “As company commander, I help juniors get ready for summer camp and train freshmen on basic military customs and courtesies and drills.”

After graduation he’ll be: A lieutenant in the Army Medical Service Corps.

Right now he is: A senior looking forward to graduation next August.

Known as: The funny guy who loves a good practical joke.

Struggles with: The relevance of college classes following the gravity of his military experiences.

Deployments: Security and public safety duty at Metro Detroit Airport; checkpoint operations in Egypt, monitoring the Camp David Peace Accords between Egypt and Israel; infantryman based in Habbaniyah, Iraq, conducting raids and patrols and area stabilization. How he got a Bronze Star for Valor: “When an Iraqi army convoy was ambushed, I ran through machine gun fire and small arms fire to help pull six Iraqi soldiers to safety. Then I led my team back and drove off the enemy attack.”

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centralight Winter 2007 For Margaret and Carl Furney, the American dream meant access to education.

Even though they’re gone, their generosity helps the dream come true for CMU students.

The Furneys, both longtime teachers, established an endowed scholarship through their estate plans to beneﬁt teacher education students who are single parents needing ﬁnancial assistance. Receiving the Carl V. and Margaret Hahn Furney Scholarship means the world to future teachers who need an extra boost toward reaching their dreams.

Include CMU in your will or estate plan so that you, too, will be able to help CMU students in a very special way.

For more information Ted Tolcher, Director of Planned and Major Gifts (800) 358-6903 CMU is an AA/EO institution (see www.cmich.edu/aaeo). [email protected] NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID TRAVERSE CITY MI PERMIT NO. 29 Centralight Carlin Alumni House Central Michigan University Mount Pleasant, MI 48859