Thomas College Magazine & Annual Report 2018 125th Anniversary Special Edition FALL 2018

ANNUAL REPORT & MAGAZINE

th 6 125 - A Historical Timeline On the cover: Thomas College has been educating and enriching This year Thomas College is celebrating the the lives of countless students for 125 years. College’s 125th anniversary. During that time, the College has changed the lives of countless students, faculty, staff, and alumni. Thomas is 12 Alumni Profile known for being a “home away from home” for Meet the Eugley family - Thomas proud for two so many of our students. generations. The collage of images is just a small peek into the history of Thomas College and all who have attended and worked here. Homecoming & Family Weekend 2018 18 A special thank you to David Smith, Assistant It was cold and sometimes wet, but our alumni, Librarian, for collecting, scanning, and families, students, faculty, and staff enjoyed a large organizing all of the images from the archives. variety of activities. Here’s to another 125!

20 Celebrate! The Thomas community gathered to celebrate the 125th Anniversary of the College. More than 200 6 people gathered to reminisce about the past and look to the future of Thomas.

30 Annual Report & Donors Thomas had another amazing year. Thank you for your contributions and support of Thomas students.

20 5 Letter from the President 24 Class Notes 29 In Memoriam

2 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Some things never change.

Thanks to you, the Thomas tradition of providing an excellent education to hardworking students stands as strong as ever. From Main Street to Silver Street to West River Road, our mission has stayed true: to prepare students for success in their personal and professional lives, and for leadership and service in their communities.

That mission is possible with your support.

Please donate today. Your contribution to the Thomas Fund, the College’s annual fundraising effort, can provide much-needed scholarships, help students prepare for internships and careers, allow faculty and staff to grow their skills, bolster athletic programs, improve the campus, and much more.

Thank you – and, here’s to the next 125 years.

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Mission Thomas College prepares Where it all started students for success in their Thomas College founder John personal and professional lives, Thomas, Sr. (L) and first President and for leadership and service in of the College, John Thomas, Jr. (R). their communities. Board of Trustees

Board Co-Chairs Conrad L. Ayotte ’77, H’98 Todd D. Smith ’92, M.B.A. ’99

First Vice-Chair Douglas L. Cutchin H’09

Second Vice-Chair A Letter Brian M. Bernatchez ’88 from the Secretary/Clerk of the Corporation President Kenneth P. Viens H’17

Clifford C. Abbott, Jr. Jim A. Doyle Dear Thomas Family, William M. Dubay ’72 Marc E. Gendron ’77 I am pleased and proud to share this combined magazine and annual report. It is a Michelle T. Hayes ’83 busy time here on campus, and we are celebrating many accomplishments! Charles “Wick” L. Johnson, III Meredith H. Jones Laurie G. Lachance M.B.A. ’92 This year marks our 125th anniversary, and if you braved the cold temperatures Danielle Marquis ’99 on Homecoming and Family Weekend, you likely saw the anniversary video that Cary Olson Cartwright highlights the history of Thomas from our roots on Main Street, our move to Silver Dorcas B. Riley H. Allen Ryan H’08 Street, and our expansion to our current location on West River Road. If you missed William J. Ryan, Jr. the video, I encourage you to visit our website and follow us on social media. You Gregory A. Savard ’89 can view the video and learn more about our inspiring faculty, staff, and students. Kelley B. Shimansky ’89 Richard F. Spellman M.S. ’80 From a financial perspective, Thomas has—for 28 consecutive years—closed our Trustees Emeriti books well in the black. Once again, the Lunder Scholars Golf Invitational raised a Edwin P. Carboni record amount of money for scholarships, and I am delighted to announce that we James Hennigar H’03 will be launching one of the very first varsity eSports programs in New England, Susan B. Lavenson H’94 Susan S. Roche thanks to the generosity of Bill and Joan Alfond. I am also excited to share that Paul Schupf H’05 Thomas was awarded $2.3 million from the U.S. Department of Education’s Title III Strengthening Institutions Program, making Thomas the only private college in Maine to receive U.S. Department of Education funding from both Title III and the Editor TRiO programs that support the aspirations of first-generation students from low- Jennifer Buker M.B.A. ’17 income families. Copy Editors Bonnie Buckmore ’13, ’17 Also this Fall, we were thrilled to announce the opening of the Sukeforth Family Shonna Humphrey Trail System! This network of trails provides a way to experience the natural beauty MacKenzie Riley Young surrounding our campus, and we hope the Thomas family and the surrounding Contributing Writers community will enjoy this feature for many years to come. Erin Baltes Jennifer Buker M.B.A. ’17 These updates are all wonderful acknowledgements of community confidence, and Cameron Creamer ’15, M.B.A. ’16 we are proud to carry such faith in our efforts. MacKenzie Riley Young

Photography As always, I invite you to visit our campus and see for yourself—and to please stop Whitney Fox Photography by my office when you do! 125th Celebration David Smith, Assistant Librarian Sincerely, Archived Images Tyler Kimbar Aerial image of campus

Design Laurie G. Lachance, M.B.A. ’92 Jennifer Buker M.B.A. ’17

THOMAS MAGAZINE 5 By Jennifer Buker Thomas College was founded in 1894, above the F. W. Woolworth Co. on Main Street in Waterville. At that time, it was unusual for women to pursue a college career—but, our students have never been afraid to be leaders. Since its beginning, the College has been co- educational and non-sectarian, and Thomas has stayed true to its roots as a college that helps prepare students for success in their professional careers.

Today, the College has grown into a thriving community of learners. We’re proud of our history and are making big plans for our future.

What remains the same is our commitment to our students. We guarantee that you’ll graduate with the education, professional skills, experience, network, and mentors to land a job and launch your career. Employers Thomas’s Mission: Thomas College prepares students trust our college to produce interns and employees who for success in their personal and professional lives, and can get big things done. for leadership and service in their communities.

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Kiest Business Kiest Business Morgan Business Morgan-Thomas College is founded College, with a College is purchased Business College is and located three growing reputation, by Peterborough, renamed Thomas floors above the is purchased by New Hampshire- Junior College. F.W. Woolworth William Morgan and based railroad Co. in downtown renamed Morgan administrator John L. Waterville. It is a Business College. Thomas Sr., himself non-sectarian, co- a graduate. The educational college College is renamed dedicated to career Morgan-Thomas training. Business College.

The College moves to the former home of John Ware on Silver Street. In one of its two buildings, the College houses classrooms, a library, and administrative Maine State offices; the other Legislature grants includes a women’s the College the dormitory, dining right to confer room, a bookstore, Associate in Arts Thomas College is and a student lounge. and Associate in re-chartered as a John L. Thomas, Jr. Secretarial science 501(c)(3) not-for- is named President. degrees. profit institution. 1956 1958 1959

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The first men’s Thomas Junior The Maine State A theater is added to dormitory, Jewell College is renamed Legislature grants the main classroom Hall, opens at the Thomas College. the College the right building and a new Silver Street campus. to confer Bachelor of building, with a Science in Business dining center and Education and women’s dormitory Bachelor of Science is opened and named in Administration for Ann Parks, the degrees. College’s first female trustee.

The new campus opens on West River Road – and includes a dormitory for both men and women. A student union and dining center opened in The academic and December. Students administration The Maine State are shuttled to building opens, Legislature grants classes on Silver allowing the entire the College the right Street courtesy of College to operate to confer Associate the “The Skunk,” a at the West River in Science degrees. black and white bus. Road campus. 1969 1970 1971

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“The Village” dorms The Maine State President John The College open for juniors and Legislature grants Thomas, Jr. dies. institutes its seniors. the College the Later, Dr. Paul internship program, authority to award Jenson, is named full- helping to establish Master of Science in time President. Thomas as a college Business degrees. that graduates students who are prepared for career success.

The Maine State Legislature grants the College the authority to award Cyril Joly, Jr. Dr. George Spann Master of Business replaces the retiring succeeds Cyril Joly, Administration Paul Jenson as Jr., as the College’s degrees. President. fourth President. 1984 1986 1989

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Thomas launches Thomas celebrates The College opens The Harold Alfond the Guaranteed Job the opening of Bartlett Hall, a Athletic Center Program, the first of the 301-seat 100-bed student opens and includes its kind in the nation. Laurette Ayotte residence. a field house, fitness Auditorium. The center, weight room, College announces and locker rooms. partnerships with A new Master of the Maine Criminal Science in Education Justice Academy program is launched. and Putnam Investments, which opens a center on campus. The College begins to add new majors in the arts and life sciences to its offerings, including Education, Computer Science, Psychology, and Criminal Justice.

The academic and administration building, later renamed the Conrad L. Ayotte Academic Center, gets a new Welcome Center. The semi- The College opens circle driveway The College three Townhouse is replaced with purchases 50 acres units, which landscaping; this of land on the accommodate 88 is the first phase southern border of students in two- of making campus the existing campus floor, suite-style more pedestrian for future growth. living areas. friendly. 2007 2008 2010

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The first phase of Laurie Lachance Students may the Spann Student M.B.A. ’92 is named now enroll in an Commons is the fifth President. accelerated MBA completed. The She is the first female program, allowing Dining Center is and first alumna to them to earn the fully renovated and a hold the office. At degree in ten multi-purpose event the south end of months. and meeting space, campus, on a portion the Summit Room, is of the acreage added. purchased in 2007, the Kennebec The Harold Alfond Savings Turf Field Complex opens Academic Center and features two multi-purpose opens – the second turf fields, Bernatchez and Smith academic facility on Fields. A second entryway is built campus. It includes to create easy access to the fields the H. Allen Ryan for community members; it is School of Business, later named Vining Drive. The the Kenneth and second phase of the Spann Student Eva Green Library, Commons is completed, including Jeanie’s Café, the the Dog Pound – a student gathering Bert and Coral place, café, pub, and campus store Clifford Financial – as well as renovated student Center, as well recreation space. as classrooms, a student success center, study rooms, and faculty offices. The College also opens another residence hall, Thomas Henry and Ellen graduates its first Hinman Hall. The Kiest-Morgan main entrance participants. The College begins is relocated to The program to celebrate its th accommodate is the College’s 125 year, which construction and formal, three-year will culminate with is later named undergraduate Commencement in Sheridan Drive. degree program. Spring 2019. 2014 2017 2018

THOMAS MAGAZINE 11 Alumni Profile

The Eugley Family

By Erin Baltes Doug and Colleen (Payne) Eugley P’15, both members insisting on seeing her student ID,” he laughs. “I wanted to of the Thomas College Class of 1983, recall their time as know her name.” students fondly. When their daughter Alyssa enrolled in 2011, they were delighted – if not surprised. “I got really mad because it was a small school; he didn’t need to see my ID!” Colleen recounts. “Thomas was a logical choice for me,” says Alyssa, now working for Harvard Pilgrim Insurance and engaged to be Doug discovered which dormitory was Colleen’s and visited married in 2020. “I wanted to play sports and stay close to her to ask her on a date. “I was shot down,” he adds. Doug home.” Her parents nod along, all of them sitting around the made a point of getting to know Colleen and her friends. kitchen table for an evening conversation about the impact “Then, after Columbus Day Weekend, she told me she had their alma mater had on them. broken it off with her boyfriend at home. The following Saturday, we went to the Manor – the nice place in town at Doug, Colleen, and Alyssa all chose Thomas for very the time – and had popovers. That was our first date.” practical reasons. “I went to Mount Blue High School in Farmington and wanted to go to a school where I could get Little did Doug and Colleen know that after graduating, business skills,” Colleen notes. they would marry and raise two girls just a few miles from Thomas in Sidney, Maine. The couple celebrated their 30th “I grew up in Lincolnville,” says Doug. “I went to Camden- anniversary this fall. Rockport High School, where I met Link Brown, the head of Thomas admissions. He was recruiting students, and I really Proximity to campus aside, the Eugleys have stayed involved enjoyed talking with him. There were kids ahead of me who at Thomas, whether by attending alumni gatherings, went to Thomas, too, so I felt comfortable going someplace advocating for contributions on the annual Day of Giving, new – where I could still be close to home.” or volunteering. “We’re happy to give back,” says Doug. “We are proud to be Thomas grads, and we really believe in the Doug admits that he was persistent in his courting of education it provides to students.” Colleen. “I held a work-study job in the cafeteria and kept

12 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu “I went to Camden-Rockport High School, where I met Link Brown, the head of Thomas admissions. He was recruiting students, and I really enjoyed talking with him. There were kids ahead of me who went to Thomas, too, so I felt comfortable going someplace new – where I could still be close to home.”

- Doug Eugley ’83

THOMAS MAGAZINE 13 Alumni Profile

The Corrigan Family

By MacKenzie Riley Young Zeno and Melissa met in the Fall of their freshman year at outside of the classrooms, and you could see them on campus Thomas. Zeno lived on the floor below Melissa. They were for different functions. They were enthusiastic and passionate friends and involved is some of the same clubs. He remembers about what they taught.” that he had decided that Melissa was “the one” because of his professor Philomena McPhee-Brown. Zeno cites many professors and staff that influenced him along the way, including Nelson Madore, Philomena McPhee-Brown, “Philomena was a matchmaker,” said Zeno. “One day, when I was Moe St. Pierre, and Charlie from Security. But, there was one student teaching, she dropped in for a visit/observation and professor that became family – Roberta Tibbetts. brought a surprise guest – Melissa.” Roberta, who just celebrated her 47th work anniversary, was More than 20 years after meeting and graduating from the first person Zeno met when he toured campus. “She made Thomas College, the Corrigans are happily married, have me feel like Thomas was the right place for me to be,” said Zeno. successful careers, and their daughter, Natalie, is now a “As I went through college, she became a mentor to me and Thomas College student. someone that I could bounce my crazy ideas off from. After graduation, I taught with her at Mid-State College and became a Melissa and Zeno both remember the close community of part of her family.” Thomas College, and it’s a big reason they loved attending the school. “When we started our family, Roberta and David became Gram and Bumpa, and her two sons became uncles to our children. “Staff and faculty made you feel like you were home,” said Zeno. The Thomas family had afforded me the opportunity to become Melissa agreed saying, “There was a strong sense of a close part of the Tibbetts’ family. Through the years, she has inspired community, and it seemed that you knew everyone.” me and continues to be my mentor and at times my voice of Melissa and Zeno were both very involved on campus. Melissa reason,” said Zeno. was a resident assistant for two years, on Student Council all Melissa also cherishes the relationship they’ve created with four years, and was a member of PBL. Zeno was part of the Roberta and David Tibbetts. Alpha Gamma Delta fraternity, PBL member all four years and President for two, member of the Judicial Board, member of “They have always been there when we needed someone to the Drama Club, and he ran the Thomas College pub for two take care of our kids when I had to be with Zeno for a business years. Inside the classroom, they said the professors made all trip or dinner. With no immediate family in the area, they the difference. would take the kids and dogs,” said Melissa. “Roberta has also provided emotional support and wisdom to both of us “The professors at Thomas engaged their students and made throughout the years.” learning fun,” said Melissa. “They interacted with students

14 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Melissa and Zeno both left Thomas College and began their More than 20 years later, Melissa and Zeno’s daughter, journey to successful careers in Maine. They said their time at Natalie, is a marketing management student at Thomas Thomas prepared them well. College. Natalie also runs for the cross-country team and will graduate in May 2019. “The small, close-knit atmosphere allowed me to be involved in various clubs and activities that helped me gain more self- Melissa and Zeno graduated as part of the 100th class at confidence, overcome shyness, and become a leader,” said Thomas, and Natalie will graduate as part of the 125th class. The Corrigan Family Melissa. “Management classes and psychology classes gave me a “I enjoy that I am going to the same school that my parents went foundation to aid in my career in human resources.” to,” said Natalie.

“When I first entered college, I was overwhelmed by the amount The campus might look a lot different than when Natalie’s of work that was given by the professors. I had to quickly learn parents attended, but it’s still the same Thomas – plus, she even how to manage my time, be organized, and to prioritize,” said has some of the same professors her parents did, including Melissa. “These are skills that I utilize today in my current Roberta Tibbetts, Dog Wallace, and Pat Karush. position as human resource generalist with the State of Maine – Natalie echoes some of the same sentiments that her parents Department of Corrections Service Center.” said about Thomas College’s family oriented environment and Zeno says, “The community atmosphere of Thomas College the special people you meet when you’re here. prepared me for my career success with emotional intelligence, “Thomas has changed my life by giving me the time and social skills, and the opportunity to be a leader.” attention I need to succeed in school and to go places in life,” “Without this ability to lead at a young age, it would not have said Natalie. “They have also helped me to create some pretty afforded me the chance to be in a management track program amazing connections throughout my time here. Thomas at Pine State Trading Company, now known as Core-Mark has given me a great group of friends, and my boyfriend is a International,” said Zeno. graduate of Thomas as well.”

After 23 years of working in various senior management Natalie likes to think they may be following in the same positions, Zeno was recently promoted to New England footsteps as her parents did. “Thomas truly is my family inside Division President. Zeno manages $1.6 billion in sales, and out,” said Natalie. “I can’t imagine having a better school to approximately 700 employees, two distribution facilities, and be a part of my family.” five cross-stock facilities, servicing convenience stores from Buffalo, NY to Fort Kent, ME.

THOMAS MAGAZINE 15 Lunder Scholars Golf Invitational

15th Annual Lunder Scholars Golf Invitational Breaks Records Again

Despite brief interludes of wind and rain, the 15th Annual Lunder Scholars Golf Invitational on Friday, September 21, was a success by any measure.

With sponsorships once again sold out, golfers made the rounds at the beautiful Belgrade Lakes Golf Club. After a fun day on the links, the group gathered for awards and prizes, along with benefactors Peter H’10 and Paula Lunder H’10.

President Laurie Lachance M.B.A. ’92 led the group in wishing Peter a happy belated 85th birthday, and in thanking the repeat and new team sponsors, Senior VP of Advancement Bob Moore ’79 relayed to the crowd a story of a recent visit with the Lunders. “With a goal to raise $100,000 this year, Paula suggested that we aim to raise $125,000 to mark the College’s 125th anniversary,” Peter, Paula, and Kevin Gillis celebrated Peter’s 85th Birthday with President Lachance at the Belgrade he recalled. “I suggested that I should have had her on Lakes Golf Club. our golf committee months ago!” Sure enough, with the Lunders generously matching net proceeds for the 15th generous support of The Lunder Foundation – has consecutive year, more than $260,000 was raised (a new generated 271 scholarships totaling nearly $500,000. record) and added to their endowed scholarship fund.

Proceeds from the golf tournament benefit the Lunder Special thanks to the Lunder family; our sponsors and Scholars Endowment Fund, which provides crucial players; the College’s dining services provider, Sodexo; scholarship support for Maine students attending and, Kyle and Margie Evans and their team at Belgrade Thomas. Since 2002, the fund – established with the Lakes Golf Club.

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THANK YOU! Since 2002, The Lunder Endowment Fund at Thomas College GREAT POND SPONSORS has provided 271 scholarships totaling nearly $500,000 to Maine students attending Thomas. SNOW POND SPONSORS Business Sponsors MaineGeneral Health Marden, Dubord, Bernier & Stevens LONG POND SPONSORS PFG NorthCenter Veilleux Funeral Home Wight’s Sporting Goods

In-Kind Donations AAA - Northern New England Augusta Country Club Belgrade Lakes Golf Club ALLEN RYAN H’08 Fortin’s Home Furnishings Joseph’s Fireside Steakhouse NORTH POND SPONSORS Mainely Brews North Country Rivers O’Brien’s Restaurant Pine Tree Seafood Selah Tea Waterville Country Club NANCY HAVEN ’73 Whitt’s Garment Works THOMAS MAGAZINE 17

Lunder Golf Poster 2018.indd 1 9/17/2018 5:17:29 PM Homecoming & Family Weekend 2018

Thomas Athletic Hall of Fame members Adam Rich ’14 Members of the inducted 2012 Baseball Team: (L to R) (Basketball), Heather Farrell ’01, M.B.A. ’05 (Softball), and John Charves ’15, Taylor Livingston ’12, Danny Burke ’12, James Godley ’06 (Basketball) Danny Donovan ’12, Tom Beaudoin ’13, Greg King, Colby Averill ’13, M.B.A. ’14, Chris Farrar ’12, M.B.A. ’14, Sean Twohig ’14, M.B.A. ’15, and Tim Brosnahan ’14

Basketball Coach Joe Scheuers and his daughter Fans showing their Thomas pride at the soccer enjoying the events of the day games held on the Smith Field

18 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Members of the Guaranteed Golf program – Front Row (L-R): Standing (L-R) – Dick Carrier ’80, Dave Lucius ’78, Mary Nathan Philbrook ’19, PJ Profenno ’18, Hunter Quinlan ’19, Lucius, Dave Sedler ’78, Diane Sedler, Charlie Greer ’78, Abigail Gaudette ’19, Natalie Corrigan ’19, Kayleigh Clinch ’19, Nancy Greer, Bob Moore ’79, Marc Gendron ’77. Seated (L-R) Mikaela Ziobro M.S. ’15, Kerry Smart; Back Row (L-R): Mike – Tom McGeary ’77, Dan Kelsey ‘78 Duguay, Alex Berard ’19, Josh Callnan ’18, M.B.A. ’19, Bradley Marshall ’18, Bailey Beaulieu ’18, Josh Devou ’17, Richard Biffle, Corey Pelletier ’04, M.B.A. ’12, John Dutka ’19, Jack Gallagher ’19, Emma Dimock ’19

Fans cheering on the Women’s Soccer team as they took on Husson during Homecoming & Family Weekend

Students Andrew Middleton ’19 and Nolan Smeeton ’19 Alumni, families, and students taking off for the Homecoming enjoying a game of cornhole at the Friends of Athletics tent & Family Weekend Terrier 5K run/walk/trot

THOMAS MAGAZINE 19 Celebrating 125 Years

On Saturday, October 13, the College community field hockey team. celebrated the launch of the institution’s 125th year. President Lachance remarked on the power of the community that makes Thomas the family that With a crowd of more than 200 gathered, Senior it is, and how instrumental it has been in helping VP of Advancement Bob Moore ’79 introduced students achieve personal and professional President Lachance M.B.A. ’92, trustee Kelley success for 125 years. “As we look to the future,” Shimansky ’89, and student-athlete Katie Taylor she said, “we can continue to celebrate the ’19, who each reflected on the many ways in achievements of our talented, hard-working, and which Thomas has grown – yet the key ways in caring students and alumni as they capitalize on which it has remained the same. gifts they have received from their incredible faculty members, coaches, and mentors.” She also “What we had, we had to build,” said Kelley thanked the supporters in the crowd, including Shimansky, noting Thomas’s small size during the Doug and Rita Sukeforth, whose generosity 1980s, and reflecting on the engagement and helped to build a new campus trail system to camaraderie of students. enhance health, wellness, and safety.

“When I think about ‘appreciating today or the The students, families, alumni, beloved faculty now,’” said Katie Taylor, “I think about how many members, staff, and friends in attendance stayed students before me have had, and how many for the Men’s Soccer match against Husson, live students after me will experience, these amazing music from the School Street Trio, delicious pizza moments that I have come to cherish. I don’t thanks to a donation from Steel House Oven food think that I can thoroughly appreciate today, truck, and an evening fireworks display over the without those who have been so instrumental Kennebec Savings Bank Turf Fields. in my successes here, such as my professors, coaches, teammates, and friends.” Taylor spoke immediately following her win as a member of the

20 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu THOMAS MAGAZINE 21 Donna (Andrews) ’49 and Leland Bessey ’50 met at Thomas College when it was on Main Street in Waterville. They married shortly after graduating and made their home and careers right here in central Maine.

The Besseys said their education helped them throughout their life, and they wouldn’t have been successful without their time at Thomas College. Plus, Leland said: “I didn’t know I was going to get a wife out of it.”

Now in their 90s, celebrating their 69th wedding anniversary, they love coming back to visit Thomas College – they can’t believe how much it has changed.

“On Main Street, we didn’t have a gym or anything to have these socials – other than the Grange Hall over in Winslow,” said Leland.

“They didn’t guarantee anything!” said Donna. Donna and Leland were able to attend the 125th Rick Whalen ’93 Debbie Dow Top: (L-R) and wife , retired anniversary celebration under the tent on October professor Dr. Nelson Madore, Kellie (James) Guarino 13 and enjoyed seeing people from their past – even ’92, M.B.A. ’98 though they pointed out they were some of the Middle: (L-R) trustee Alan Ryan H’08 and Larry Davis oldest alumni there. ’70, ’74, M.S. ’78 “I can’t believe how much it has grown from the third Bottom: Student speaker Katie Taylor ’19 floor over Woolworth’s to the campus that you have here now – it’s outstanding,” said Leland.

22 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Above: Rita Sukeforth, President Laurie Lachance M.B.A. ’92 and Doug Sukeforth celebrating the 125th and the dedication of the new Sukeforth Family Trail System Middle: President Lachance with Jean (Poirier) Croce ’94, retired secretary to the President; a crowd of more than 200 listened to the future plans of Thomas College. Bottom: Speaker and Trustee Kelley B. Shimansky ’89 with retired Professor Betty-Jane Meader; past, present, and future of Thomas College

THOMAS MAGAZINE 23 Alumni Class Notes

1977 2011 Jillian Sloban ’12, M.B.A. ’12 and Jeff Banville ’13, M.B.A. ’14 donated a gift of Kevin Joseph celebrated his grandson Max Dan Brannigan recently accepted a new $500 to the College this fall in lieu of handing Mason’s first birthday on November 7. Max position at Lawrence High School, where he out favors to their wedding guests. This is how is the son of Kati – Kevin’s daughter – and is a physical science teacher and the boy’s much they love Thomas College! Phil Mason. We are told Max will be a future lacrosse coach. And, on September 29, 2018, Terrier from the class of ’39 – fingers crossed! Dan married Aleshanee (Aly) at the Augusta 2013 Elks Club. Dan and Aly currently reside in 1990 Fairfield, ME, with their three children Avery, Congratulations to Samuel Fisher, who Nova, and Hank. started a new position in August as a technical Christine “Tina” (Campbell) Perkins support specialist at iSubscribed. received her CPA certification in March 2018. 2012 Sarah Marckoon ’13, M.B.A. ’13 has 1994 Matt ’12 and Shelby (Gilcott) Bolstridge accepted a position with Saint Joseph’s ’13 married on October 6, 2018, at the College as the Assistant Volleyball Coach. Barry Rock is the Class Agent for the Class Maine Wedding Barn in Auburn. The couple of 1994. Please share any personal and met at Thomas College and were joined by Ashley (Matchett) Mercier and husband professional updates with Barry by email many fellow alumni, faculty, and staff for their Stephen welcomed their son Landon Stephen at [email protected] for inclusion special day. Following the wedding, they spent Mercier on October 5. See the photo showing their honeymoon in the Dominican Republic. in Class Notes. Thank you! Barry is also big sister Kylie holding Landon in the Tiny The Bolstridges live in Milton, NH. Matt looking forward to gathering classmates Terriers section. for a reunion event during Homecoming & works as a senior business analyst for Liberty Mutual Insurance, and Shelby is the Staff Family Weekend 2019. Save the date for Editor at the Taylor Research & Consulting 2014 October 11-13! Group, Inc. Alumni couple David Adams ’14 and Donna- Jo (Smith) Stanley Adams ’15 welcomed 1996 Amanda Drummond is now an administrative their second child, Caroline Viola Adams, on assistant, training to become a para planner Harry Lanphear M.B.A. said the following June 26, 2018. Caroline was 4 lbs 3 oz and 17” with Choice Wealth Advisors in Waterville, about an event he recently attended, “I was long. See her photo in the Tiny Terriers section. honored to attend the Junior Achievement ME. Previously, Amanda worked as a sales Maine Business Hall of Fame event on representative for W.B. Mason. In her new This past July, Josh Clark accepted a full-time November 1, 2018, where Laurie Lachance role, Amanda will support the Choice Wealth position with Snow Pond Center for the Arts was inducted. Laurie’s leadership at Thomas Advisor team (three of four of whom are also / New England Music Camp as the Network College is exceptional, and this recognition Thomas alums!) and in the near future will and Computer Systems Administrator. from Junior Achievement is richly deserved.” begin training to become a certified financial planner. Amanda has also begun volunteering Bryan Riddell accepted a position in August 2003 for Thomas in its Life After Thomas and Class as a Regional Admissions Advisor for the Agent Programs. Members of the Class of State University of New York College at Deserae Dearborn is the Class Agent for 2012, please send updates on jobs, families, Plattsburgh. the Class of 2003. Please share any personal moves, and other adventures to Amanda and professional updates with Dez by email for publication in the Thomas Magazine to 2015 at [email protected] for inclusion in [email protected]. Class Notes. Thank you! Dez has just moved Michael Akanji ’15, M.B.A. ’17 recently to South Carolina and is looking forward to Sara (Pavento) and husband, Jeffery Jones, accepted a position with CGI Business staying in touch with her fellow alums! Jr., tied the knot on July 27, 2018, at the Solutions as a business analyst. Penobscot Valley Country Club in Orono, ME. 2006 Ricky ’15 and Brooklyn (Curry) Congratulations to Tiffany (Willman) Moody DerBoghosian ’16 tied the knot on August Shawn Cote accepted a new position in and husband Willis who welcomed their first 11, 2018, at the Lucerne Inn. They were September with Community Funded as the child, a baby girl, Willow Paige Moody, 7 lbs 10 surrounded by many of their Thomas friends. Vice President of Digital Fundraising, oz and 20.5” long on September 1, 2018.

MBA graduates, fellow alum Harry Lanphear M.B.A. ’96 is the Class Agent for your cohort. Please share any personal and professional updates with Harry by email at [email protected] for inclusion in Class Notes. Thank you!

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Tiny Terriers! Top (L-R) Sarah (Peterson) ’15, M.B.A. ’18 and Jason Webster ’16 - Emmerson Scott Webster, September 22; Kevin Joseph ’77 and his grandson, Max Mason, November 7, 2017; David Adams ’14 and Donna (Smith) Stanley Adams ’15 - Caroline Viola Adams, June 26. Bottom (L-R) Ashley (Matchett) Mercier ’13 and husband Stephen - Landon Stephen Mercier, October 5; Tiffany (Willman) Moody ’12 and husband Willis - Willow Paige Moody, September 1.

THOMAS MAGAZINE 25 Alumni Class Notes

Sarah (Peterson) ’15 M.B.A. ’18 and 2017 Jason Webster ’16 welcomed their first child, Emerson Scott Webster, into their In June, Tessa Johnson ’17, M.B.A. ’18 family on September 22. He weighed 6 lbs accepted a position as a staff accountant 8 oz and was 20.5” long. with Melanson Heath, out of Nashua, NH. Since being hired, Tessa has had 2016 the opportunity to work primarily on the Commercial Tax team, but has also Jessica Hudson ’16 and Benjamin Savage been working on Forensic Investigation, ’14 (who is an officer for Portland PD) Business Valuation, and Municipal Audits. were recently engaged on August 2, 2018, in New York City! They currently reside Jennifer Lemay ’17, M.B.A. ’18 recently in South Portland, ME, and are planning a accepted a new position in June with Albin, September 2020 wedding. Randall & Bennett as an accountant.

Congratulations to Mayson Picard ’17, M.B.A. ’18, who recently passed her CPA exam in July to receive her CPA license. Mayson currently works for BerryDunn.

In June, Hollie (Kozlowski) Probin, accepted a position as a child protective social worker for the State of Maine In the Spring/Summer 2018 Department of Health and Human magazine we highlighted Scott Services and is currently based out of Boies ’18 with an image of Scott Lewiston, ME. hugging “his mother” after the Commencement ceremony. We were 2018 mistaken. This is Scott with his mom! Congratulations to David Stone M.B.A., who found out he passed his CPA exam in Scott has recently secured a position Ryan Newman ’16, M.B.A. ’17 started a June to receive his CPA license. David is with Baker Newman Noyes as a tax new position in July with NAMI Maine as currently employed with BerryDunn. and audit intern. Great job! their Fiscal and Operations Manager.

Matt ’12 and Shelby (Gilcott) Bolstridge ’13 married on October 6, 2018. (L-R) Erin Baltes, Professor Dog Wallace, Professor Ellen McQuiston, Kaley Brown ’14, M.B.A. ’15, Samantha (Pelkey) Beaudoin ’12, Jarod Deanis ’12, M.B.A. ’14, Bob Moore ’79, Matt Bolstridge ’12, Tom Beaudoin ’13, Shelby (Gilcott) Bolstridge ’13, David Conley ’11, M.B.A. ’11, Daniel Brannigan ’11, Andrew Folan ’11, Keith Pike ’12, Georgia (Panakis) Mackenzie ’12, Isaac Brown ’12, M.B.A. ’13, Jasmine Ryan ’13, Jesse Peasley ’12, Amy Grivois ’14, Tanya (Berry) Deanis ’12 with their (husband Jarod) baby, and Adam Bedard ’14

26 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Congratulations! Thomas loves wedding and family photos! Send us your best family photos for everyone to celebrate. Alumni and friends will enjoy seeing you and your family!

September 29, 2018, Dan Brannigan ’11 married Aleshanee Aly. Thomas attendees left to right: Georgia (Panakis) Mackenzie ’12, Megan (Denby) Pomerleau ’11, M.B.A. ’12, Andrew Folan ’11, Courtney (Rustemeyer) Dumas ’13, M.B.A. ’13, Keith Pike ’12, Scott Dumas ’13, Dan Brannigan ’11, Brittany Newman ’12, Pat Rines ’09, Isaac Brown ’12, M.B.A. ’13, Shelby (Gilcott) Bolstridge ’13, Matt Bolstridge ’12

Sara (Pavento) and husband, Jeffery Jones, Jr., tied the knot on July 27, 2018. Thomas attendees left to right: Chris Farrar ’12, M.B.A . ’14, Taylor Livingston ’12, Danny Burke ’12, Tim Bradford ’15, Sara (Pavento) Jones ’12, Kaymala (Eells) Nickerson ’11, Emily (Lemieux) McDonnell, Josh Nickerson ’11, Jarrad Devaughn ’14, Travis Pettus, Karin Bird ’12, Julie Lorenz ’13, Katie (Foyle) DeChirico, Terissa (Ridge) Pettus ’12, and Ali Kriegel ’11, M.B.A. ’12

Ricky ’15 and Brooklyn (Curry) DerBoghosian ’16 tied the knot on August 11, 2018. Left to right: Jackie Hartwell ’14, M.B.A. ’15, Miranda DiMartino ’15, William Kulakowski ’15, Richard Drown ’18, William Janakis ’15, Joshua Hammond ’15, Brittany Donovan ’15, Dylan McNally ’15, Christina (Fetter) Ryan, Mitch Ryan, Groom: Ricky DerBoghosian ’15, Bride: Brooklyn (Curry) DerBoghosian ’16, Floyd Johnson ’15, Jonte Roussel ’15, M.B.A. ’18, Andrea Thebarge M.B.A. ’14, Katy Donovan ’16, Abbie Charrier ’16 Absent from photo but attended were Kayla (Thomas) Coitrone ’16, Amy (Wilson) Bennett ’14, and Ryan Blakeney).

THOMAS MAGAZINE 27 Fall Round-up Athletics

By Cameron Creamer ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Thomas Athletics had one of its best starts in school history, thanks to a championship-filled fall season. Men’s Soccer won their fifth North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Championship and competed in the NCAA Division III Tournament.

Field Hockey won its first NAC Championship in program history after an undefeated conference season and finished runner-up in the NECC Championship. Women’s Soccer finished their conference season undefeated and entered the NAC Tournament as the number one seed before falling in the championship game. Golf returned to the NCAA level this season and the team competed in its first NAC Championship since 2009.

Along with the team success this year, Thomas student-athletes had some great individual success. Cross Country junior Jarrod Ottman won the first NAC Individual Championship and Player of the Year in program history. Women’s Soccer freshman Katherine Hoving ranked third in the country with 27 goals on the season, the most goals in a season in program history, and was named NAC Rookie of the Year. Field Hockey’s Kelci Faulkingham was named NAC Player of the Year, while Tiffany Weeks earned Defensive Player of the Year. Kyle Patterson was also named NAC Men’s Soccer Rookie of the Year. The Terriers had 16 student-athletes named to All-Conference teams and also had two NAC Coaches of the Year in Field Hockey’s Andrea Thebarge and Women’s Soccer’s Deb Biche-Labbe.

The Terriers were well represented in the NAC Weekly Awards all season long as well. Field Hockey had six different players earn Player of the Week and sweep all three awards (Player, Rookie, and Defensive Player) six times. Jarrod Ottman was named Runner of the Week five times, while Men’s Soccer’s Jonathan Dutka won Defensive Player of the Week three times. Overall, the Terriers have had 15 Players/Runners of the Week, 15 Rookies of the Week, and 13 Defensive Players of the Week.

For the latest on Thomas Athletics, follow the Terriers on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @TCTerriers.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Men’s Soccer won their fifth North Atlantic Conference (NAC) Championship!

28 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu In Memoriam

Hilda J. (Baldic) Bickford ’51 David Edward Herlt M.B.A. ’90 Joseph Augustin Cosgrove Jr. ’61 Richard M. Guttmacher M.B.A. ’92 Richard James Couture ’62 Linda S. (Foster) Gascoyne ’04 Lynn Rae (Marks) French ’63 Robert Nutter, III ’12 Robert Gerard Pomerleau ’67 Dr. Richard “Dick” Alan Slocum, Former Faculty Daniel C. Hatch ’69 Muriel E. Fish, Former Faculty William “Bill” Gray Hartwell ’71 John van Cortlandt Parker, Former Trustee Jannelle A. Robertson ’84 Madeline Marie (Rossignol) Boudreau, Former Staff Gary Edgar Bouchard ’88 Mark A. Cook, Sodexo

Honoring Rob Nutter ’12

On August 31, 2018, Rob Nutter, a graduate of the Class of 2012, lost his courageous battle with leukemia. As a student and teammate, Rob epitomized leadership and friendship. He was beloved among classmates and known for his dedication and sportsmanship.

This year, just two short months after his passing, Rob’s baseball teammates were inducted into the College’s Athletic Hall of Fame, a ceremony that kicked off Homecoming & Family Weekend.

In his memory, the Rob Nutter ’12 Teammate Award was announced at this year’s event and will be granted each spring to a graduating student-athlete known for their outstanding commitment and contributions to their team. The recipient is recognized for steadfast support and leadership to their fellow teammates.

Each year, the Rob Nutter ’12 Teammate Award winner will be invited to the annual Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner held that fall and will be recognized alongside that year’s inductees.

Baseball Coach and Professor Greg King, who coached Nutter and the honored 2012 team, said, “The Rob Nutter ’12 Teammate Award will ensure that Rob’s legacy will carry on and be forever remembered by the Thomas College community. The Award will serve as a constant reminder of his character, dedication, and fighting spirit. I consider this Award to be one of, if not the, most prestigious awards presented by the Thomas athletic department.”

Athletic Director Shanda Ness agreed, adding, “Being recognized as an exceptional teammate is the highest compliment in sports. Putting the needs of the team over your own is about character and who you are as a person, and those qualities are contagious and last a lifetime.”

THOMAS MAGAZINE 29 Annual Report FY ’18

PRESIDENTIAL MEDALLION James and Marianne Doyle LEADERSHIP SOCIETY Paul & JoEllen Cottrell Charitable Fund CIRCLE Richard Forsley ’03 $2,500 - $4,999 Couri Foundation, Inc. The Haven Family Fund Dick Curry and Ellen Honan $100,000 AND ABOVE AAA - Northern New England* Charles, III and Ruth Johnson Clifford and Karen Abbott Michael ’83 and Harold Alfond Foundation David and Linda (Kura) D’Avolio ’80, ’82 The Lunder Foundation - Bangor Savings Bank Laurie (Gagnon) Lachance M.B.A. ’92 BerryDunn Cindy (Morin) ’95 and James Daigle Peter H’10 & Paula Lunder H’10 Family Libra Foundation Larry ’70, ’74, M.S. ’78 and Donna Davis H. Allen H’08 and Dianne Ryan Central Maine Motors Auto Group J.S. McCarthy Printers Charlie’s Family of Dealerships Michael ’74 and Susan Deschaine P’01 Todd ’92, M.B.A. ’99 Vicki ’92, ’93 and Bill Mitchell Sherry and Joe Donato and Kelly (Wood) Smith M.S. ’12 W.H. Demmons, Inc. Greg and Dot Piper Vicki M.S. ’14 and Mike Duguay Sukeforth Family Foundation Domino’s John W. H’07 and Jeanne M. Rowe Wendy (Mills) ’89, M.B.A. ’94 and David Dyer U.S. Department of Education William ’72 and Paula Dubay Alice Savage, M.D., Ph.D. Sean ’97, M.B.A. ’97 and TRiO Programs Gary Goldman ’78 Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Michelle (Gilmore) T. ’83 and Peter Hayes Holly (Mullen) Ferguson ’95, M.B.A. ’96 Lesley (Dolloff) ’79 and Bill Sprague Inland Hospital Maryanne Gawlinski ’80 and COLLEGE MACE SOCIETY UNUM Macpage LLC Joseph McCarthy $50,000 - $99,999 Kevin ’80, Judy P’19, Kelly, Kody, Nancy (Lemar) ’64 and Thomas Marston Beth B. Gibbs M.B.A. ’93, P’12 Anonymous and Kolton Vining NLC Ink Screen Printing & Embroidery LLC Robin M.B.A. ’90 and Sharon Goodwin Conrad ’77, H’98 and Dorcas Benner Riley Todd Greenquist and Lois (Brown) Ayotte ’76 Student Philanthropy Team Jonathan Carr ’91, M.B.A. ’91 G&E Roofing Fund PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999 Roberta J. ’69, ’71 and David L. Tibbetts ’72 Katherine Haley and Guy Haas Bill and Stacey Ryan Meredith Jones and Dana Murch Cross Insurance Union Office Interiors George ’94 and Julie (Parlin) Keim ’95 Chuck M.B.A. ’02 and Maria Hays Zimba Company Inc. Charles and Pamela Kriegel P’11, P’12 TRUSTEE EMERITI CIRCLE MEMIC KV Federal Credit Union $25,000 - $49,999 Bob ’79 and Susan Moore M.S. ’14 OAK TREE SOCIETY Jim Lemieux ’91, ’94, M.B.A. ’97 Coca-Cola Bottling Company of NNE North Atlantic Conference $1,000 - $2,499 James and Jennifer (Peternel) Libby Davis Educational Foundation Cary Olson Cartwright and Anonymous Golden Pond Wealth Management, Douglas ’88 and Eileen (McGrath) Long ’89 Alan Cartwright Erin and Jason Baltes Brian ’88 and Amy Bernatchez, and MaineGeneral Health H.M. Payson Lisa (Van Vranken) Bargsley ’76 Albert, III M.B.A. ’94 and Marden, Dubord, Bernier & Stevens Porter Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bedside Manor Sara (Delgado) Languet ’95 Dennis, Jr. and Gregory ’89 and Gale (St. Onge) Savard ’91 Belgrade Lakes Golf Club* Richard M.S. ’80 and Janis Spellman Sebasticook Valley FCU Wendy (Estabrook) Martin ’00, ’03, M.S. ’08 Debra Biche-Labbe and Jim Labbe P’20 MMG Insurance Company The Sheridan Corporation Michael Boyson Bernard ’92, M.B.A. ’99 and Lisa Ouellette TRUSTEES’ CIRCLE Jim ’89 and Kelley (Benoit) Shimansky ’89 Jonathan ’04 and Crystal (Soule) Brown ’02 Johnson W. Parks Family Trust $10,000 - $24,999 Summit Natural Gas of Maine Edwin and Jutta Carboni Rod ’75 and Deb Pelletier Bill and Joan Alfond Foundation Jeffrey and Kimberly Taylor P’19 Scott Conant ’90 PFG NorthCenter Apple, Inc. In honor of Kathryn Taylor Susan (Conant) M.B.A. ’02 and James Cook Darlene Ratte ’86, M.B.A. ’88 Best Western Plus Waterville UPS Foundation, Inc. David and Carie Costello P’20 Richard ’81 and Jean Slingsby Douglas H’09 and Marie (Wing) Cutchin ’62 Ken H’17 and Margaret Viens

30 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Kevin ’86 and Laura (Polland) Sullivan ’83, P’19 Robert ’81 and Patricia Salvas Lorraine Fellows ’87 In honor of Dillon Sullivan Schoodic Insurance Services Michael Flanagin Vallee Configurations David ’78 and Diane Sedler Pamela Foulke Veilleux Funeral Home Susan (Pooler) ’77, P’09 and Howard Sevey William ’94 and Michelle Fournier Sumner Weeks, Jr. P’19 Kelly and Sue Stacy Nancy (Alexander) ’00, M.B.A. ’02 and Richard H’17 and Mary Kay Whitmore Stephen and Cathy Stewart P’12 Nicholas Fox In honor of Dick Meader Douglas ’73 and Stephen Freese ’91 Douglas ’88 and Patricia (Mathieson) Tatham ’71, M.S. ’99 Ralph ’56 and Connie Gilman Jennifer (Harmon) Wilson ’88 Valley Distributors, Inc. Jeffrey Gosselin ’93, M.B.A. ’99 Village Market* Joshua Gray ’12 1894 SOCIETY Dog Wallace and Ellen McQuiston P’07 Michael ’92, M.B.A. ’92 and $500-$999 Waterville Country Club* Kellie (James) Guarino ’92, M.B.A. ’98 Anonymous (3) Darcy M.B.A. ’01 and William Hefler Anonymous Nancy (Pratt) White ’83 Beverly Hensley Hillbilly Invitational Golf Tournament In memory of Gidget & Papa Maguire Whitt’s Garment Works* Anonymous* The Winter Harbor Agency Douglas Holmes Jeremiah Ambrose ’99, M.B.A. ’99 Yankee Ford Sales In memory of Larry Estey Androscoggin Bank Mikaela M.S. ’15 and Anthony Ziobro Jeff ’87 and Marcia Hubert P’13, P’14 Johnny’s Selected Seeds Matthew Babson ’86 and Donna Shepard Ryan Watts ’73 Mike Johnson ’94 Joseph ’73 and Karoldene Barnes TERRIER CLUB Dionne Wilson In honor of Marie Gaudet Elizabeth Barron M.B.A. ’07 $250-$499 Karen (Bolduc) ’76 and Scott Wilson In memory of Tim Scribner ’94 Wendy (Iwans) ’80, ’88 and Thomas Bean Anonymous (3) Jeffrey ’79 and Kevin ’77 and Diane Joseph Bonnie (Dyer) ’13, ’17 and Todd Buckmore John H., CPA ’82 and Dana Andrews Kathie (Krikorian) Winchenbach ’79 Jeffrey Kahl In memory of William and Joyce Dyer Dan ’82 and Cynthia Atkinson Dana Winslow ’72 Kappa Delta Phi Nu Chapter Alumni Association Jamie and Kim Campbell P’17, P’19 Augusta Country Club* Forrest Labbe ’15, M.B.A. ’17 Thomas Capato Bruce ’77 and Karen Bachelder Nick Labbe M.B.A. ’12 and RED & BLACK CLUB Mark ’83 and Susan Carrier Francis Bartlett Jr. Revocable Trust Michelle Joler-Labbe $100-$249 Randy Charette M.B.A. ’96 and Steven Beane ’13 Lake Parlin Lodge & Cabins* Anonymous (11) Monica Wilcox Charette In honor of the Class of 2013 Lakeside Landscape Anonymous (2) Choice Investments James Begin Thomas and Betty-Jo (Rogan) Largay P’98, P’00 Anonymous* Robert ’82 and Juelle Clark In memory of Alphonsie “Memere” Begin Joshua ’04 and Alesia (Dalton) LaRoche ’05 Advance 1 Cleaning Services, Inc. Shawn Cote ’06 Leta Bilodeau Jason and Bethany LaVerdiere Thomas Bolduc Lawrence and Helen Coulter Mark ’72 and Deborah Bouvier Michael Laverdiere ’81 Wallace Alexander, Jr. Seth ’01 and Abigail Cronkite William Bridgeo Kim (Nadeau) Lindlof ’91 Joanne Allen ’92, M.B.A. ’02 John and Cheryl Daggett Alan “KDP General” Brouillette In honor of Christine Nadeau Tawny Alvarez ’05 Lisa M. Desautels The Bukers Deborah Anderson John and Carol Dexter Hope (LaChance) Lord M.S. ’09 and Periann (Smith) ’83 and Jason Carl Anthony Flye Karen (McLean) ’79 and Robert Archer Steven Dyer Dennis Chapko Leo Arsenault ’54 Douglas ’83 and Colleen (Payne) Eugley ’83, P’15 Loyal Biscuit Company* Jennifer (Osmond) M.B.A. ’96 and James Clair Heidi (Vanorse) ’95 and Joel Neal In memory of Mary O. Arsenault James Fitton ’67 David ’78 and Mary Lucius Atlantic Civil Constructors Corp Richard Forsley P’03 Nelson and Paula Madore M.B.A. ’93, P’04 Gerald Audet Paul Fortin ’77, M.B.A. ’86 Mark Marsolais Wendy Ault P’09 PR Fortin & Sons Land & Timber Scott and Barbara McCrum Lisa Auriemma Fortin’s Home Furnishings* James ’80 and LeeAnn McCue Rudy Bagley Kelly Frost Dick and Betty-Jane Meader Barbecue Recreation, LLC Mark Garrepy In honor of Dr. Philomena McPhee Brown Nicholas ’15, M.B.A. ’16 and In honor of Quinn Stebbins Amanda (Brooks) Barish ’13 Marc Gendron ’77 and Ms. Ellen McQuiston Erik M.B.A. ’07 and Sara Nadeau M.S. ’07 Paul and Cynthia Barnhart In memory of Paula Gendron Jared ’01 and Joanne (Clifford) M.B.A. ’90 and Paul Bean Goggin’s IGA Supermarket Patricia (Martin) ’73, ’75 and Dana and Lucille Haynes Mary (Mersereau) O’Roak ’01 Michael ’92 and Carol Payne Roland Beaudoin Haynes Garage, Inc. Ronald and Jessica Beedy P’19 Higgins & Bolduc Agency, Inc. Corey ’04, M.B.A. ’12 and Jennifer (DeRoche) Pelletier ’04, M.B.A. ’14 Ralph Bennett IAMAW Local Lodge 2740 Branielle Bergeron Elizabeth Kruse P’20 Christine (Campbell) ’90 and Keith Perkins Scott Plowman ’91, P’17 Pauline Bergeron-Flood ’75 and LPL Financial Matching Gift Program John Flood Joseph Maggi P’17, P’18 Plumbing Masters of Central Florida, Inc. Robert Potter ’86 Nicholas ’99 and Nicole Berry In honor of Alyssa Maggi Pro Moving Service Jeffery and Jennifer Bess P’20 Nancy (Briggs) Marshall M.B.A. ’94 Matthew and Joan Cloutier Dianne Rankin Barbara Biche Mitchell Equipment LLC TJ ’11, M.B.A. ’11 and Christopher ’88, M.B.A. ’89, David Billings Harry, Jr. ’89 and Casey (Trask) Collins ’11 Andrea M.S. ’07, Emma, and Andrew Rhoda John Bloemendaal M.B.A. ’04 Cindy (LaBarge) Monti ’89 Verma Daniel Melissa Rice In memory of my wife Jean Robert ’04, M.B.A. ’06 and Anne Morin In honor of Connor Rittenhouse Judith Richard ’84 Matthew ’80 and Paul Mufson and Kathleen Ryan-Mufson Thomas ’78 and Bonnie (Smith) Dean ’76 Michael ’92 and Juley Salisbury P’20 Nancy (Gilbert) Bodine ’79, M.S. ’83 In memory of Veronica Ryan Jarod ’12, M.B.A. ’14 and Russell, II ’80 and Rebecca Schmelzer Mathew Bolstridge ’12 and Leif and Jayne Nielsen P’18* Tanya (Berry) Deanis ’12 Barbara (Talbot) ’80 and Douglas Sinclair Shelby Gilcott ’13 Janet (Mackay) ’71 and Richard Parkhurst James M.B.A. ’14, Amanda, and TJ and Kerry Smart In honor of orientation leaders PFBF CPAs Cooper Delorie Pamela (Burnell) ’91 and Joe Stephenson Jan Brinkman Pitney Bowes Robert, Jr. ’00 and Sarah (Currier) Dube ’01 William ’70 and Gayle Stuart Joan Brinkman James Raddatz Cathy Dumont M.B.A. ’10, P’20 Sugarloaf* Berniece Browne In memory of Bill Lawler James ’93 and Elizabeth Eastlack Andrea M.B.A. ’14 and Jerrod Thebarge Robert and Carol Browne Craig Rancourt Matthew Eisenhuth Daniel Thibeault ’00 Daniel ’06 and Ashley Burdin Thomas ’83, M.B.A. ’85 and Neil and M. Patricia Esposito Steven Tilley ’79, M.B.A. ’15 and Daniel ’88 and Karen (LaPlante) Restivo ’83 Gail ’95 and David Estabrook P’00, P’03, P’08 Pat Boone-Tilley Elizabeth (Letourneau) Burgess ’84 David and Sheila Rhoades Evolution Salon* Tree Spirits* Amy Bush David Roussel ’93 Geoffrey and Stephanie Fahey P’20 Carol Vinall In honor of Zach MacKinnon

THOMAS MAGAZINE 31 C&S Logging and Excavation James Evans and Irma Sanchini-Evans Kenneth Kane P’20 Stacey Morrison Michelle (Jandreau) ’76, ’78 and Steve Falco ’11, M.B.A. ’11 Cyndy Kane Olson ’77 and Christopher Olson Mount Desert Island High School Douglas Cahill Anthony Felch and Katherine North P’19 A.K. and Eileen Kapocius Kathryn Mrkonich-Wilson and Joe and Jane Call P’19 In honor of Alexis Felch ’19 Charles and Carole Kellogg E. Bruce Wilson In honor of Sarahjane Call Carolyn (McFarland) ’78 and Anthony Filauro Jane (Etchie) ’78 and Larry Kennedy Amanda Muise ’12 John Callahan ’72 Warren Fisher ’02 Judith Kerr P’21 Scott ’04 and Meaghan Mullen Bruce Campbell M.B.A. ’90 Walda (Simcock) ’05 and Steve Fitton In honor of Jason Hamilton Shanda Ness Russell and Brandi Candage John ’92, M.B.A. ’92 and Helen King-Atallah M.B.A. ’04 and Nickerson & O’Day Carlo and Kathleen Capato Anne Marie (Lagasse) Fitzler ’93 Antoine Atallah Wayne Niles ’65 Carol Carew M.B.A. ’01 William M.B.A. ’94 and Lucy Flaherty Ronald ’68 and Helen Knox Michael ’96 and Caroline Noblet Thomas Carey ’79 Bruce Fleischmann ’71 Alexandra Kriegel ’11, M.B.A. ’12 John and Anita Noren Walter M.B.A. ’07, P’07, P’19 and Andrew Folan ’11 James and Jill Labbe Sherri (Sawyer) ’92 and Kristi (Dellaway) Carlow ’09 Stefanie (Rioux) ’05, M.B.A. ’05 and Tobie Labun Barry O’Donnell In honor of Makenzie Carlow Jeremy Foster John ’73 and Janice (Wallace) Lander P’20 In honor of Class of 1992 Clifford M.B.A. ’89 and Lisa Carter P’19 Amber (Hall) ’77 and Jeffery Fournier Ronald and Brenda Lang P’92 Karen O’Keefe Timothy ’94 and Megan Chalmers Tyrone Frazier Harry, III M.B.A. ’96 and Oak Pond Brewery Bohdan and Tian Chorwat Freedom Timber Products Jennifer (Redman) Lanphear Germaine Orloff M.B.A. ’88 Classic Cutters, Inc. French & Brawn, Inc. David ’89 and Penny Laplante Jevon ’04 and Paul ’81 and Robert Gagnon ’07, M.B.A. ’10 and Harold and Joyce Larrabee Joy (Ireland) Owens ’06, M.B.A. ’08 Nanette (Philbrook) Collette ’82 Kari Grant-Gagnon ’07, M.B.A. ’09 Ted Lawless ’79 Carl and Virginia Paola Carolyn (Carpenter) ’76 and Ralph ’77 and Christopher LeBlanc In honor of Thomas C. Paola C. Christopher Colpitts Holly (Margeson) Gamache P’15 Jean and Jane LeBlanc P’15, P’16 Paradie, Sherman, Walker and Worden, PA Ryan ’02 and Jill Conley Nancy Garland LeBlanc Racing Terry and Linda Parlin Brian M.B.A. ’92 and Linda Conroy Joseph ’79 and Denise Gasbarrone Wendy LeBlanc P’94 Joseph Pease Dr. Kate Cook Whitt John and Nancy Geljookian Marilyn Leimbach ’99 Dale and Loraine Piirainen Cordjia Capital Projects Group LLC Wayne ’91 and John and Dianne Lemoine Veikko Piirainen Michael Costello Deborah (MacDonald) Gendreau ’90, P’16 Shawn and Meliss Lenihan Chelsie (Morris) ’13 and Mike Pleau Thomas and Jennifer Coughlin P’21 Accounting Solutions Joseph and Patricia LePauloue David and Louise Plocharsky Lawrence and Holly Coulter P’20 Derek ’98 and Lori (Calley) Gervais ’98 In honor of Ryan Lambert Pete ’78 and Valerie (Green) Plummer ’79 Jean (Poirier) ’94 and Bill Croce Peter Gilbert M.S. ’78, P’99 Cindy and Doug Lepley Gerald and Brenda Poulin Kurt Gilbert ’73 John and Wendy Littlefield P’19* Anna Power Wayne ’76 and Katrina (Young) Gove ’77 Kelly (Bell) ’80 and Greg Lloyd In honor of Ryan Hablitz Rose Grauel Debra (Sprague) ’76 and Charles Brendan and Bridget Power Herbert and Jacqueline Gray Lovelady In honor of Ryan Hablitz Charlie ’78 and Nancy Greer Brenda (Lapointe) ’82, ’03, M.B.A. ’08 and Elizabeth (Carone) M.S. ’11 and Robert ’51 and Ruth Grendell Barry Lyons, Jr. Garret Prelgovisk Eugene and Barbara Grover Warren ’89 and Melissa Maddock Dennis and Margaret Rackliffe Charles and Josephine Hablitz P’20 Bruce and Beth Madore David Rand ’89 Rachel (Joseph) ’69 and John Hachey Gerald and Faith Madore Charles Rawson ’02 Romance Hackett ’74 Virginia E. Madore Nikolas Ray ’02, M.B.A. ’07 LaRue Hamilton ’82 In honor of Nelson Madore In honor of Classes ’02 & ’07 Arnold ’83, ’86 and Rebecca Hanscom Roland ’71 and Anna Marie Maheux Eric Reddy ’04 and Maren Madore ’04 Mark and Kelly Hanscom Maine Basketball Club Donald Roberts Alfred and Carol Hanson Maine Custom Woodlands, LLC Hattie (Rood) ’51 and Roderick Robinson Lucy (Webb) ’77 and David Hardy Mainely Brews* Robert Robitaille ’96 and Heather McMahon Jon Harmer Manchester Dentistry Barry Rock ’92, ’94 Jo-Anne (Doane) ’94 and Jerome Harrell Margaret ’76 and Donald Marden Patrick Rogers ’15 and Sara Moynihan ’15 Robert M.B.A. ’85 and Elaine Harriman Matthew ’00 and David ’76, M.B.A. ’82 and In memory of Bill Croce Danielle (Bolduc) Marquis ’99 Suzanne (Morin) Ronan ’69, P’08 Crossgates Starbucks* Donna (Dubois) ’84 and David Harring Traci (Bilodeau) ’95 and Christopher Martin Richard ’98 and Jessica (Gagnon) ’10, M.S. ’12 and Teresea M.B.A. ’14 and Stephen Hayes P’07 Mia Martino Yang ’03 and Chris Yang Jennifer (Gagnon) Rotella Christopher Crowell In honor of Charlee Hayes ’07 Kristin Masessa ’12 Robert Roy Terrence and Mary Ellen Cullen Daniel and Becky Haynes Peter McCann Carol Ryan Allison Cunningham P’19 Sonya (Martin) ’97, ’99, M.B.A. ’00 and Kevin and Leslie McCarthy P’21 Cunningham Security Systems Adam Henderson Daniel and Diane McClenahan P’17 Anthony Curro Geoff and Diane Hensley Thomas ’77 and Paula (Ramos) McGeary ’77 Ann Curtin Dorothy Herbert Richard and Marie McGuinness P’92 Alice (Reeves) ’79 and Brinton Darlington Shauney O’L. Higgins and Ann Glendening Crichton ’04, M.S. ’09 and Day’s Travel Bureau Joseph and Susan Hockhousen Amy (Khuu) McKenna M.S. ’07 Marie Deeb ’62 Charles and Roberta Hodgdon Rhonda McKinney Donna DeFede Richard ’67 and Diane Holt Mark McMullen Kathleen (Whitson) Delcourt M.S. ’05, M.S. ’08 Kelly (Bristol) ’11, M.B.A. ’11 and Robert, Jr. ’97 and Frederick, Jr. ’87 and Cindy Denico Timothy Huggins Melanie (Buccellato) Meader ’96, M.B.A. ’96 David Donahue Edwin and Barbara Hunt John and Dorothy Meehan Jack ’80 and Lisa Donilon Dale and Louise Hustus* Richard Melanson Alfred and Tammy Dow Insparations Salon & Day Spa Dana and Meadow Merrill P’21 Donna Drake ’66 J.T.’s Finest Kind Saw, Inc. Marsha Merryman ’97 Thomas Drees Linda Jackson Brandon ’12 and In honor of Riley Simonetti Susan (Crosby) Jacques ’47 Katie (Cirone) Meserve ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Jill (Babcock) ’90, P’20 and Fred Drew William Janakis ’15 Richard and Faith Moll Amanda Drummond ’12 In honor of Class of 2015 In honor of 2018 Day of Giving Bonnie (Walker) Drummond ’64 David and Debby Johnson Carol (Ogden) Moore ’76 Michael ’70 and Lourdes Sawyer Dwaine M.B.A. ’02 and Kenneth Jones Jason Moore Meredith Schalk ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Brenda (Glidden) Drummond M.B.A. ’02 Pamela Jones Raymond Morency ’85 Megan (Tapley) M.B.A. ’09 and Corey Scott Richard Emerson Craig ’81 and Laura Joseph Ian ’02 and Elizabeth Moriarty David Sewall Erik Endresen ’75 Dan Jurgiewich Keith Morneault ’96, M.B.A. ’96 and Dominic and Virginia Simonetti In memory of Alan Michalkiewicz ’75 Michael and Julie Jurgiewich P’20 Robyn (Adams) Campbell-Morneault ’95 Stacy Simpson

32 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Krista (Salvas) ’08 and David Sincyr FRIENDS OF THOMAS Taylor (Arey) ’15 and Michael Boucher Kelly (Mathisen) ’81 and Anthony Couture John and Jeannette Sipala Laurie (Pottle) M.B.A. ’06 and Eric Bourgoin Kalinda Cox ’13, M.B.A. ’14 Floyd and Judith Smeltzer P’86 COLLEGE Brenda (Withee) Bowden ’06 Christina Cracolici ’99 Brenda Smith $1-$99 Nicole Bradstreet Matthew Crane Douglas and Judy Smith P’92, P’99 Anonymous (32) Kelsey Bragdon M.B.A. ’18 Cameron Creamer ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Elaine Sottak Anonymous Daniel ’11 and Aly Brannigan Pamela Crotty In honor of Cassie Contigiani Anonymous* In honor of Men’s Lacrosse In honor of Dylan Copeland Lebaron and Betty Spaulding Anonymous Sean Brawn Michael Crowell Michael Stang M.B.A. ’00 In honor of the Class of 1992 Elbert and Carol Brewster Donald and Kathy Cummins Paul M.B.A. ’07 and Nicole Stein Anonymous Elizabeth (Pilsbury) ’05 and Drew Bridger Emily Cummins William and Nancy Stubbs P’93, P’94 In memory of Richard and Pauline Rudy Sharon Brigalli Kathleen (Higgins) ’93 and The 1995 Baronian Revocable Trust Denis and Linda Brochu Butch Cunningham Abeer Abad Eric Brooks M.S. ’16 Scott Cunningham Robert Adams ’92 Jared Browne Curra-Martinez Lawn Service, LLC Advance Auto Parts* Robert C. and Kimberly Browne In honor of Antonio Martinez Michael ’84 and Diane Albano H. Kent and Gail Burdin P’01, P’18 Alex Curtis Victoria Alberghini Jane Burdin and Matthew Hagen Michele (Norberg) ’93 and Michael Cushing Erica (Martin) ’95 and Mark Albert Caleb Burpee George Daddona and Linda Kelley Dolores Alberto Thomas and Lisa (Eaton) Burton Carson Dalheim Jerome ’67 and Elizabeth (Chase) Allen Corey and Alesha Buzzell Damon’s Pizza & Italians Lindsey Allen ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Charles and Beth Cain Bruce M.B.A. ’98 and Kathleen Daniels Lucas Allen ’05 Donna Caisse Patricia Allen Richard and Mary Callan Tina Allen Thomas Cameron ’12, M.B.A. ’13 Richard and Laura Ambrozy P’19 Ellen Campbell In honor of Ryan Ambrozy ’19 Rosemary Caporale ’95 Kenneth and M. Kathleen Anderson Cappza’s Pizza* Linda Anderson Makenzie Carlow Applebee’s* Ezra Caron Karen (George) M.S. ’12 and Frank Appunn Ronald Caron Isaiah Arana Lorraine Carpenter Julia Arana Molly Carroll In honor of Isaiah Arana Chad Little Power Equipment* Are You Ready to Party?? James ’70 and Maria Champine Kathleen Sullivan M.B.A. ’99 Aristo Hair Design* Tina (McKeown) ’91 and Ron ’84 and Kris (Nickerson) Summit ’84 Aroma Joe’s Coffee* Bradford Chandler P’20 Albert, III ’84 and Linda Swallow Asian Café* Brenda Chapko Coyne P’20* Edmond ’71 and Janet Theriault AutoZone* Robert and Lori Chaput Thomas College Student Senate Nicholas Bagley Michael ’80 and Tilson Alisha Baral Phyllis (Whiteman) Charette ’78 Robert Touchette ’02 Aaron and Jennifer Barta Nancy Charette In honor of the Class of 2002 Russell and Patricia Bassett Chippers Restaurant Jacob Darveau ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Sean ’96, M.B.A. ’96 and Tonya Trahan Timothy and Paula Beaman Isaiah Choiniere Anna Dattilio John and Deborah Ursino P’20 Alexander Beaton ’13 Kathryn Choiniere Noah Davis ’11 Scott ’71 and Virginia Vaitones Emma Beaudry Alexandria Clark Yvonne Davis Karen (Hebert) ’83, M.B.A. ’87 and Gary and Edith Beaulieu Joshua Clark ’14 Guy and Karlin DeFeo Scott Van Orman Michelle (St. Jean) ’92 and Daniel Beaulieu P’19 In memory of Dave Dutil, Jr. ’15 April Dehetre Michael ’72 and Susan Vashon Denise Bechtel Susan (Quirrion) Clary M.B.A. ’97 Stephen Delnickas Harry and Susan Vinall P’19 Thomas Beckwith Jason Clay John and Cathy DeMerchant D.H. Violette Investments Nikolas Beeson Richard and Kimberly Cleaves Michael Denis Donald ’63 and Jane (Perkins) Violette ’61 Deborah Begin-Wyman ’94, ’96, M.B.A. ’98 and Robyn Cleaves Jeffrey ’93 and Stephanie Desjardins Kathryn Wadleigh P’21 Roland Wyman In honor of Samantha Cleaves Joshua Devou ’17 Michael Watt ’89 Emily and Jordan Bell Samantha Cleaves Tina (Main) ’89 and Rusty Dewsnap Tammy (Martin) Weston ’94 Lorraine Bellis Stanley and Margaret Cleaves Robin (Locke) ’94 and Robert Dimock P’19 Rick Whalen ’93 Jeffrey Berard ’14 and Brittany Bartlett ’14 Jason Cohen Dockside Family Restaurant Bradley and Kristina Wheaton Sherry Berard M.B.A. ’17, P’18 Sydni Collier Michael and Bryn Doiron Janet (LaMontagne) Whitney ’76 Wendy Bergeron Shannon and Curtis Combar Ellen Donahue Edward and Julie Wilcox P’17 William and Paula Berry Marc M.B.A. ’97 and Deborah Cone Abby (Burdin) M.B.A. ’18 and Austin Dooley Darrell and Janet Wilkie Kodi Berube Joshua and Shey Conover Nora Dore M.B.A. ’07 Jeff ’95 and Jessica Willett Thomas Biche Cassandra Contigiani Mary Doughty Williams & Taplin Artesian Wells Joan (Dow) Bickford ’86 Samuel Cook ’16 Scott ’13 and Jerry and Karen Wilson Kenneth Bickford ’10 In honor of Class of 2016 Courtney (Rustemeyer) Dumas ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Toby Wilson Paul Bickford Nicole Cooley* Jordan Dumont Charles and Brenda Wing In honor of Anna Piirainen Thomas ’83 and Sherry Coore Lisa Dumont Wayne ’80 and Susan Winston Big G’s* Dylan Copeland Rebecca (Brown) Dunlap ’01 In honor of Jeff Brill ’78 & Bill Heflin ’80 Anne Bisson William Copeland Richard and Carole Duplessis P’10 Robert ’79 and Patricia Wright Kurtis Bixby Philip and Kelly Corson Roberto Duran, Jr. In honor of Mary Wright Blake Family Hardware* James Cosgrove ’95 Michael Dutka P’19 Alison Yocca and Christopher Gorgone Thomas Blake ’15 Emily Costa Dyer Automotive Patricia Yocca David Blakeman David Costello Lisa (Finnemore) ’84 and Paul Dyer David and Marcianna Young In honor of Tiffany Weeks Judith Coughlon Stephen and Susan Ebling Michael and Danielle Zemrak Kevin Blazer and Cindy Storer-Blazer Michael Coughlon Bill ’70 and Patricia (Phair) Eggleston ’68 Dorna (Varnum) ’63 and Tom Zilinsky James ’08, M.B.A. ’08 and Eugene Couillard Elisa (Paylor) Ellis M.B.A. ’11 Chris Zolnowski Martine Boissonneault Angela Coulombe and Andrew Woznica P’20 Judith Ellis ’67 Lenore (O’Connell) M.S. ’99 and James Boles In honor of Oliver Woznica-Coulombe Megan Ellis Jeannine Bosse ’01, ’03, M.B.A. ’08 Cody Cousins In honor of Robert Duran ’21 Sandra (Mooers) ’79 and Mark Bouchard Nicholas Cousins John and Pamela Elwell

THOMAS MAGAZINE 33 Kevin Elwell Richard ’72 and Mary Alice Giguere Paul and Ann LePage Sarah Emerson Ronald Gilbert M.S. ’81 Adam ’16 and Tiffany (Beaulieu) Lerette ’14 Kristina Emmons ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Jane Gilchrist M.B.A. ’89 Ernest and Brenda Levasseur Enchanted Herbs and Teas* Benjamin and Tara Giles Gary Levesque Dominic Esposito Matthew and Katie Gilley Kenneth Lewis John and Estella Esposito Dale Glidden Matthew Libby ’14, M.B.A. ’14 and Bob Evans In honor of Troy Worster Brooke Johnson Codey Fabian ’15 Cynthia Goddard In honor of Class of 2014 Benjamin ’04 and Amy Fairclough Douglas and Colleen Godette Paul M.B.A. ’02 and Elizabeth Libby Terry (Whitten) ’76 and Charles Fales James ’06 and Katy Godley Mark Lint Joseph and Lisa Farina P’19* Frederick and Patricia Goff Doris (Therriault) ’71 and J. Harold Little Jack Farmer Kayla Gordon John, Jr. ’14 and Sarah (Card) Little ’14 Kara Farone Jonah Gorgone Dwight Littlefield Christopher Farrar ’12, M.B.A. ’14 Pauline (Harding) Gorham ’74 Christine Lockwood Sheila (Holmes) and Fred Jobber Heather Farrell ’01, M.B.A. ’05 Ryan Goulding In honor of Chiara Stone Edward Johnson ’92 Victoria (Devonshire) Farrington ’12, M.B.A. ’13 Constance and Stephen Goulet Hunter Loder Linda Johnson Amanda (Welch) Favreau Governor’s Waterville* Rosemarie Loder David Jones M.B.A. ’97 David and Heidi Fazzina Otis and Faye Graham Stephen Loder, Jr. Matthew Jones Alexis Felch Grand Central Café* Scott Logan Samantha Jordan Jeffrey and Kerrie Ferguson Robert M. Graves Plumbing & Heating, Inc. John Lojek Joey Joseph Stephen and Corrinne Ferreira Marsh Gray Tanya Longley Ryan Jurgiewich Leonard A. Ficaro M.B.A. ’91 Rolland Green Bernard and Linda Lussier Craig and Laura Kaplan Fieldstone Quickstop Sunoco LLC John Greener Katelyn Lyman ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Andrew Kapocius Firehouse Subs* In honor of Dylan Copeland Stephen and Debbie Lyons Lawrence and Katherine Kapocius Christopher ’98 and Melissa Fitch Ryan ’02 and Derek MacArthur M.B.A. ’18 Jacob Keenan Richard and Alice Fitzgerald P’17* Katherine (Hamann) Greenlaw ’02, M.B.A. ’10 Lynn Mace Amelia Kelby Mikayla Fitzmaurice Ken and Dorothy Gregoire P’21 In honor of Troy Worster James Kelley Alex Flagg Steve and Constance Gregoire Karen Macke Richard Kelley ’03 Flagship Properties, Inc.* David M.B.A. ’86 and Roxanne Grenier Cheryl MacKillop In honor of Dan Funk Flatlanda’s Diner* Seven (Lathrop) Grenier M.B.A. ’08 Karen Madsen M.B.A. ’95 Darren Kelly Cheryl (Wakeham) ’95, M.B.A. ’09 and Erica Guay ’99 Alyssa Maggi ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Kathleen M. Kelly M.S. ’80 Rusty Flewelling Jeff and Stephanie Guevin P’18 Nicole Main Jacob Kendall ’18 Darren Forkey ’18 Lillian Guppy Maine Made & More* Troy ’93 and Kimberly (Keefe) Kendrick Todd and Cheryl Forsyth Viana Gutierrez Maine Wilderness Tours Payton Kennison ’18 In honor of Isaiah Choiniere Suzanne Makin ’86 Pamela Kimball Ryan Hablitz John and Ann Louise Manmiller In honor of Jordan Fostun Nicholas Hagan ’18 Steve Marcil Dennis J. King Masonry, Inc. Anne (Leadbetter) ’72 and Robert Hall James Martin and Emma Young Gregory and Sarah King Carl M.S. ’78 and Janet Hamilton Morgan Martin Peter Kirby Michael Hand ’14 Nathan Martin Levi Knapp ’16, M.B.A. ’17 Stephen and Sheila Hanley Sally (Matheson) and Joseph Martin Lisa Knight P’19 Hannaford* Antonio Martinez Shannon Kostovick Judith Hansen-Childers M.B.A. ’96, M.S. ’98, P’01 Franklin and Christina Martz John and Nora Krainis and Dennis Childers P’16 Elizabeth Masciarelli Juris Krasts and Elga Gaida Krasts Henry and Teresa Hardy Darren Mathews and Ekatarina Rybakova Leah Kruse Pamela Harpine In honor of our amazing preservice teachers Robert and Lori Kuller Vasilissa (Mursin) ’73 and John Fortier Scott ’88 and Jennifer (Rogers) Harrison ’87 Pamela (Tardie) Mattos ’96, M.S. ’01 Lee Ann L’Ecuyer Robert and Donna Fortin Linda Harter Maurices* Lois (Mosher) ’46 and Richard Labelle Dylan Foster The Hassett-Salley Family Living Trust Nicholas McCann ’14 LaCasse Bats Herbert and Nancy Foster Rodney and Mary Hatch Carly McCarthy ’14, M.B.A. ’14 Andrew Lachance In memory of Ken Green Stephen and Dina Heffner David and Kathleen McCarthy Michael Lachance Mathew Foulke Richard Hendsbee ’73 Valerie ’91 and Paul McCarty Cynthia (Magoon) ’65 and Alvar Laiho Rhonda Frascone Geoffrey and Sara Hensley Jillian Lambert ’14 Michael and Kimberly Frazier P’19 Robert and Susan Hensley Val ’68 and Elizabeth Landry Karla (McPhail) ’07, M.B.A. ’07 and Sharon Himmanen Darrin and Shelley Lane Ryan Frederick Trevor Hinson Korrie Laren ’17 Patricia Friars Richard and Elise Hobbs Jennine Larkin Robert Frost ’96 Daniel and Wendy Hodgdon David ’73 and Judy LaRochelle Stephanie (Joslyn) ’83 and Troy Frost Pamela (Waltz) Hodsdon ’67 Sandra (Strout) ’86 and Joseph LaRose Taznae Fubler Kerry Hoey Mike Larrivee* Tammy (Shirley) ’97 and Nathaniel Fulling Karol Holloway Don Lary Dustin Gagnon, Sr. Ronald M.B.A. ’92 and Crystal Leavitt ’16 In honor of Mad Dog Sharon (Hall) Holmes M.B.A. ’96 Katherine Leavitt Jacob Gagnon Lawrence and Sandra Homer Cody LeBlanc ’15, M.B.A. ’16 and Jennifer Gagnon Lindsy Hoopingarner ’16 Kayla Collins ’15 Bernard and Pauline Gallant Katie Hoskins-Jose ’07 and Nick Jose Patricia Leblond Virginia (Waldron) Gallant ’45 Brandon Hubbard ’18 John and Laurie LeBourveau P’19 Michael ’88 and Christine Gamage Patricia Hubel Sheila Lecander Teresia Garceau LMT* James and Angela Hurd

Charles and Nancy Gaunce Douglas and Lynn Hurst P’21 In memory of Debbie Burpee Mark Leclerc Kristin Gauthier Amy Irish George ’69 and Minnie McCormick Michael LeComte Richard and Jeraldine Gay It’s a Good Pizza* Timothy and Sharon McDermott P’19 In honor of Richard “Field Goal” Kelley D.L. and Agnes Gazaway Eric Jackson In honor of Tim McDermott Antonietta Lee Nicholas and Jamie Geary Tracey Jackson Alanna McDonough

Tyler Gee Judee Jandreau In honor of Antonio Martinez Kevin and Laura McDonough Peter and Deborah Gellerson Baramee Janla Dustin Leighton ’12 Emma McIlwain ’14, M.S. ’16 and Gifford’s Famous Ice Cream* Kelsie Jardine Cody Leland M.B.A. ’14 Joshua Dodson

34 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Robert ’73 and Peggy McKeone Robert and Catherine Oakes Matthew Rutherford Cote Theriault Jacqueline McKim MacKenzie Oberholzer* Sean and Kimberly Rutherford P’18 Kasey Theriault ’16 Joseph and Karen McMenimen Kaleb Osgood ’06, ’10 Jean Ryan The Thirsty Mule* Gerard and Bethany McMullen Daniel Otieno ’13 John and Cheryl Ryan Regan Thomas ’01, ’06 and Thomas Mowry Lawrence McMullen Devin Ouellette Betsy Sadler Michael and Mary Thompson P’14 Elizabeth McPhillips ’15 Felicity (Grant) ’14 and James Ouellette Michael Sales In honor of Patrick Thompson ’14 In honor of Class of 2015 Haylee Ouellette Salty Waves Salon Anissa Jo (Cayouette) Tibbetts Robert ’69 and Pam Meader P’97, P’99 Jaden Ouellette Rashae Sam Peter Tibbetts Brandi (Newby) ’02, M.B.A. ’05 and J. Peter Owen ’86 Jada Samuels David Tirabassi ’13 Nahum Meisner Pagoda Express* Matthew Sanders Mark Titus Susan Mendell Eric Palleschi Ralph and Kristi Sanfasin Carolyn Todd In memory of Imani Sue Mattos Thomas Paola Ann Sasso Touch of Love* Kelly Paradis In honor of Antonio Martinez Tractor Supply* Paradis True Value Meagan Sather ’18 Mark Parent and Candice Berger Parent Deborah (Brown) ’83 and Rick Saucier Cheryl (Siekmann) Parkman ’84 James and Jessica Scepansky P’21 Andrew Patenaude Ryan Scepansky Mark and Holly Patenaude Nicholai Schlikin ’69 Jesse Peasley ’12 Elizabeth Schultz Kolby ’10 and Courtney Peckham Joe Scozzafava and Dina Jeannotte Jenna Pederson Selah Tea* John and Linda Pelin Carolyn Self Bradley ’01, M.B.A. ’07 and Seventh Generation Amanda (Knowlton) Pelletier ’02, M.B.A. ’06 Nicole Sevigny ’15 Darrell and Dorothy Pelletier Sharon Seymour Tristan Pena Kassandra Shackley ’15 Josh Pepin Lori Shackley P’15 James Perkins David and Gertrude Shannon Ronald and Michele Perrone Lenora Shannon ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Devon (Bartlett) ’03 and Dave Perry Linda Shapleigh M.B.A. ’96 David Pierrepont ’70 Shaw’s Supermarkets* Merchant’s Auto, Inc. The Pinecone Gift & Furniture Store* Anne Sheble ’87 Peter M.B.A. ’99 and Melissa Merfeld P’21 Lori Pipino Shelby’s Deli* Meridians* Donald and Irene Plourde Delores Shields Charlene (Chasse) ’66 and Wilfred Turgeon Joshua Sullivan Orville and Eleanor Polland P’83 Paul and Joan Shinay Tabitha Turgeon ’15 Lyndsi Merrill ’16 Dianne Porter* John and Judith Sholes Devynn Turner Nick Merrow Judy Porter* Martha Shoning Jasmine Turner ’16 James and Mary Meyers James and Penni Porter P’19* Dena-Lee (Michaud) Shorey ’98, M.B.A. ’14 Ronald ’89 and Kristen Turner Ethan Michaud Portland Glass Scott ’02 and Betsy (Pratt) Sibley ’02 Jeffrey Tuttle ’97, M.B.A. ’99 Noah Michaud Kaley Poulicakos ’14 Cynthia (Jones) Simmons ’89 Andrea Tyler Shawn A. Michaud Mary and Denis Poulin John Simonetti Dylan Ursino James and Judi Miller Victoria Poulin Skowhegan Savings Bank Richard and Janet Ursino Stephen Mills Mark and Margaret Power Hunter and Brandee Smigelsky Robert Valenoti, Jr. Nicholas Milne Purple Cow* Pottys R Us Vincent Vanier P’21 Ming Lee Chinese Restaurant* Quaker Hill Disc Golf* Brian and Patricia Smith Richard and Margaret Veazie Mirakuya Japanese Restaurant* Hunter Quinlan Earl and Barbara Smith Daniel ’72 and Donna (Leblanc) Veilleux ’72 Seth Moody ’08, M.B.A. ’08 R & K Auto Salvage Hariph M.S. ’80 and Virginia Smith Michael Veilleux ’02 Tiffany (Willman) ’12 and Willis Moody Diana (Samchisen) ’99, M.B.A. ’01 and Jacob Smith ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Nicole (Duperry) ’09 and Joshua Veilleux Debra (Bernard) Moon ’77, P’11 Jeffrey Rafuse Joanne (Cough) ’77 and Mark Smith Jimmy Veino ’10 Francine (Larochelle) ’77 and Mark Moore Railroad Square Cinema* Julia Smith ’18 Gretchen Vercauteren Ryan Moore Red Barn Restaurant* Neverett and Suzanne Smith Cody Vigue ’13 Thomas Moore Laura Benedict Nicole Smith Melissa Vigue Luanne (Wigley) ’84 and Mark Morgan, P’18 Jennifer (Wilbur) ’88 and Kevin Reed Maria Somera David Villanueva Lindsay Morong Margaret Rehberger Sonny’s Pizza, Inc.* John Villanueva Andrew and Linda Morris Stephen Reid Cordell Soper Steve Villanueva Ashley Morton ’17 David and Jenna Remillard Albert Souza Harrison Vinall Diane Moyer Remmes Orthodontics, P.A. Kayla Spencer Jessica Vinall Christopher Munn and Emily Moll P’19 Retail Therapy* Mark St. Vincent ’11 David Violette Cheryl (Ryder) ’76 and Mark Muzzy Jasmine Reynolds Jeremy Stanford ’05 Visions Flowers* Nikole (Raymond) ’97 and Darryl Nadeau Herbert Rhoda Adam Stanley Florence Wadleigh Bob M.B.A. ’04 and Cathy Nadeau Caleb Rice Quinton Stebbins David Wainwright M.B.A. ’12 Lindsey M.B.A. ’13 and Matthew Nelson Linda Rice London Steede-Jackson ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Jeff and Catherine Walsh Timothy ’89 and Elizabeth Nevins MacKenzie Riley Stevens & Day, LLP George and Lori Ward New Dimensions FCU Bradford and Michelle Ring Ida (Marks) Stevens ’53 Joshua Wardwell Mark and Theresa Nieman Sharon (Tyler) Ring ’68 Hazel (Ryan-Bell) M.B.A. ’90 and Randy Washburn and Tyler Nixon Connor Rittenhouse David Stevenson Carol Laughlin Washburn Susan Norton P’21 Richard Roberts Kenneth and Carey Steward Washburn Siding, Inc. In honor of Olivia Homer ’21 Samantha Robison ’12 Angela C. Stinchfield ’97, M.B.A. ’11 Karin Waters Madyson Noyes Adam Rodrigue Robert ’94 and Melissa Stubbs Waterville House of Pizza* Warren and Joanne Noyes Mark Rollins Supplies Unlimited Jennifer (Cray) ’02 and Michael Watson Nu-Bath, Inc. Jeffrey Romano and Maria Fuentes Romano Rhoda (Colcord) Sutfin ’75 Shelby Watson ’16, M.B.A. ’17 John O’Connor Louise Roming ’09 Amanda Szala ’99, M.B.A. ’99 Earl Watts Patricia O’Connor Jonte Roussel ’15, M.B.A. ’18 Joshua ’13 and James Wazlaw M.B.A. ’91 and In honor of Alyssa Eugley ’15 Tina (Lockard) ’89 and Mervin Rowell Brittany (Souther) Tainter ’13 Mary Ellen Morgan Wazlaw O’Reilly Auto Parts* In honor of the Class of 1989 Cynthia (Blanchard) ’71 and J. Michael Talbot Ireland Webb Oak Tree Winery Timothy Russo Matthew Tardiff Jason ’16 and Dalton Oakes Ruth & Wimpy’s Restaurant Anthony ’90 and Gail Theberge Sarah (Peterson) Webster ’15, M.B.A. ’18

THOMAS MAGAZINE 35 Yajaira Webster P’21 James Delorie M.B.A. ’14 David Violette Carly McCarthy ’14, M.B.A. ’14 In honor of Demetris L. Webster, Jr. Lisa M. Desautels Dog Wallace Emma McIlwain ’14, M.S. ’16 and Benjamin Weeks Joshua Devou ’17 Shelby Watson ’16, M.B.A. ’17 Joshua Dodson John Weeks ’03 Joe Donato Earl Watts Brandon ’12 and Benjamin Weisner ’13 Abby (Burdin) Dooley M.B.A. ’18 Sarah (Peterson) Webster ’15, M.B.A. ’18 Katie (Cirone) Meserve ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Natalie West Mike Duguay Natalie West Ethan Michaud Peri West Cathy Dumont P’20 Peri West Noah Michaud Sara West Steven Dyer Ryan Wheaton M.S. ’13 Emma Jane Parsons Katharine Whalen James Evans Robert White, III Jenna Pederson Ryan Wheaton M.S. ’13 Amanda (Welch) Favreau Richard Whitmore H’17 Kaley Poulicakos ’14 Karyn Wheeler M.B.A. ’10 Jeffrey Ferguson Amanda Wiley James Raddatz Robert White, III Mikayla Fitzmaurice Ian Wilson Darlene Ratte ’86, M.B.A. ’88 Michael and Lauren Whitman Dylan Foster Michelle Yates Melissa Rice William Whitmore Beth B. Gibbs M.B.A. ’93, P’12 Michael Zemrak Meredith Schalk ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Denise Whitten P’19 Peter Gilbert M.S. ’78, P’99 Mikaela Ziobro M.S. ’15 Megan (Tapley) M.B.A. ’09 and Corey Scott Jeff and Rene Wiesner Matthew Gilley Seventh Generation Tanya Wilber Marsh Gray TJ and Kerry Smart Amanda Wiley Judith Hansen-Childers M.B.A. ’96, MEMORIAL DONATIONS Mark St. Vincent ’11 Melissa (Plante) ’93 and Shawn Wiley M.S. ’98, P’01, P’16 Cote Theriault Leslie (Poulin) ’11 and Ian Wilson Geoffrey Hensley IN MEMORY OF LISA FORSLEY Thomas College Physical Plant Staff Amy Wing P’20 Sara Hensley Elizabeth Baron M.B.A. ’07 Jasmine Turner ’16 Martha Wiseman P’20 Patricia Hubel Anne Bisson Ryan Wheaton M.S. ’13 Thomas and Nicole Wolfe Michelle Joler-Labbe Thomas and Lisa (Eaton) Burton Amanda Wiley Victoria (Hall) ’79 and Steven Wood Jeffrey Kahl Amanda Drummond ’12 YourCause LLC Zachary Wood ’18 Gregory King Douglas ’83 and Colleen (Payne) Eugley ’83, P’15 Michael and Danielle Zemrak The Wood Organization Peter Kirby Richard Forsley ’03 Mikaela M.S. ’15 and Anthony Ziobro In honor of the Class of 2018 Lisa Knight P’19 Richard Forsley P’03 Darin-Scott Woolridge, Jr. Alexandra Kriegel ’11, M.B.A. ’12 John and Nancy Geljookian IN MEMORY OF PAUL Troy Worster Laurie (Gagnon) Lachance M.B.A. ’92 Dorothy Herbert Cynthia (Dearborn) Yachanin ’91 Darrin Lane Matthew Libby ’14, M.B.A. ’14 and MITCHELL Elizabeth Barron M.B.A. ’07 Michelle Yates Jason LaVerdiere Brooke Johnson Jarod ’12, M.B.A. ’14 and Dennis and Linda York Crystal Leavitt ’16 Robert Roy Tanya (Berry) Deanis ’12 Annie Young Cody LeBlanc ’15, M.B.A. ’16 The Smart Family Matthew ’00 and Danielle (Bolduc) Marquis ’99 Matt Young Cindy Lepley Stephen and Cathy Stewart P’12 MEMIC Paul and Christine Young Doug Lepley Rick Whalen ’93 Vicki ’92, ’93 and Bill Mitchell YourCause LLC Kenneth Lewis Janet (LaMontagne) Whitney ’76 Joseph Yuhas, Jr. James Libby MMG Insurance Company Felix and Lucille Zelenkewich Mark Lint Kelly and Sue Stacy Peter and Tracey Zinck P’17 Tanya Longley IN MEMORY OF REBECCA Michael and Gertrude Zirpolo Karen Macke KANE Michael and Joy Zuritis Mark Marsolais Anonymous (4) Wendy (Estabrook) Martin ’00, ’03, M.S. ’08 Erin and Jason Baltes Carly McCarthy ’14, M.B.A. ’14 Sherry Berard M.B.A. ’17, P’18 FACULTY & STAFF Ellen McQuiston P’07 Debra Biche-Labbe and Jim Labbe P’20 Anonymous (12) Bob Moore ’79 Bonnie (Dyer) Buckmore ’13, ’17 and Wallace Alexander, Jr. Lindsey Nelson M.B.A. ’13 Todd Buckmore Frank Appunn Shanda Ness The Bukers Lisa Auriemma Bernard Ouellette ’92, M.B.A. ’99 Jane Burdin and Matthew Hagen Erin Baltes Kelly Paradis Thomas Carey ’79 Deb Biche-Labbe Terry Parlin Nancy Charette Leta Bilodeau Corey Pelletier ’04, M.B.A. ’12 Shannon and Curtis Combar Jeannine Bosse ’01, ’03, M.B.A. ’08 Chelsie (Morris) Pleau ’13 Jessica (Gagnon) ’10, M.S. ’12 and Kelsey Bragdon M.B.A. ’18 Mary Poulin Christopher Crowell James Raddatz Lisa M. Desautels Thomas College has created Darlene Ratte ’86, M.B.A. ’88 Sherry and Joe Donato this publication to recognize Christopher Rhoda ’88, M.B.A. ’89 Abby (Burdin) M.B.A. ’18 and Austin Dooley supporters of the College. In Herbert Rhoda Steven Dyer compiling this list as of June 30, Melissa Rice Kristina Emmons ’17, M.B.A. ’18 2018, we have attempted to MacKenzie Riley Gail ’95 and David Estabrook P’00, P’03, P’08 list every individual, family, and Donald Roberts Amanda (Welch) Favreau business who has contributed Richard Roberts Mikayla Fitzmaurice to Thomas College. Any error Adam Rodrigue Andrew Folan ’11 on our part is completely Jonte Roussel ’15, M.B.A. ’18 Jacob Gagnon unintentional. Timothy Russo Judith Hansen-Childers M.B.A. ’96, M.S. ’98, Ekatarina Rybakova P’01 and Dennis Childers P’16 Please contact the Daniel Brannigan ’11 Michael Sales Patricia Hubel Advancement Office with Sean Brawn Rick Saucier Jeffrey Kahl any questions or concerns Jared Browne Joe Scozzafava Kenneth Kane P’20 at 207.859.1221 or devdb@ Bonnie (Dyer) Buckmore ’13, ’17 Kerry Smart Lisa Knight P’19 thomas.edu. Jennifer Buker M.B.A. ’17 Nicole Smith David and Laurie (Gagnon) Lachance M.B.A. ’92 Jamie Campbell P’17, P’19 Mark St. Vincent ’11 Adam ’16 and Tiffany (Beaulieu) Lerette ’14 *Denotes an in-kind gift Nancy Charette Adam Stanley Kenneth Lewis H - Honorary Degree Shannon Combar Angela Stinchfield ’97, M.B.A. ’11 John, Jr. ’14 and Sarah (Card) Little ’14 P - Parent(s) of Thomas student(s) Dr. Kate Cook Whitt Andrea Thebarge M.B.A. ’14 Brooke Martin - Four Seasons Society Jessica (Gagnon) Crowell ’10, M.S. ’12 Cote Theriault Dennis, Jr. and Member Emily Cummins Roberta J. Tibbetts ’69, ’71 Wendy (Estabrook) Martin ’00, ’03, M.S. ’08 Cheryl Daggett

36 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu “The true meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” – Nelson Henderson

A planned gift to Thomas College, such as a bequest in your will, can help you achieve both personal financial goals and your philanthropic goals. With careful planning, you may also be able to contribute a larger gift than otherwise possible – and create a lasting legacy for generation of students to come.

Individuals who include the College in their plans are included in our Frank Bartlett Society, named for the dedicated and generous trustee who helped to establish the College’s endowment through a significant bequest.

No matter why you choose to include Thomas in your charitable plans, your support is greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

For more information, please contact Erin Baltes, Assistant VP of Advancement, at [email protected] or (207) 859-1327.

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10.38% 10.29%

Alumni Giving to the Thomas Fund by Class Year Fourteen classes had a participation rate of 10% or more, helping Thomas achieve an average giving rate of 10.49%. 1991 2015 1976 2002 1979 1992 1977 1989 2013 2004 1983 1996 2014 1988

1940s 1970s William Dubay ’72 Virginia (Waldron) Gallant ’45 Anonymous (5) Richard Giguere ’72 Lois (Mosher) Labelle ’46 James Champine ’70 Anne (Leadbetter) Hall ’72 Susan (Crosby) Jacques ’47 Lawrence Davis ’70, ’74, M.S. ’78 David Tibbetts ’72 Bill Eggleston ’70 Michael Vashon ’72 David Pierrepont ’70 Daniel Veilleux ’72 1950s Dana Winslow ’72 Anonymous (2) Michael Sawyer ’70 Joseph Barnes ’73 Robert Grendell ’51 William Stuart ’70 Patricia (Martin) Beaudoin ’73, ’75 Hattie (Rood) Robinson ’51 Bruce Fleischmann ’71 Vasilissa (Mursin) Fortier ’73 Ida (Marks) Stevens ’53 Doris (Therriault) Little ’71 Kurt Gilbert ’73 Leo Arsenault ’54 Nancy Haven ’73 Ralph Gilman ’56 Richard Hendsbee ’73 John Lander ’73, P’20 1960s David LaRochelle ’73 Anonymous (2) Robert McKeone ’73 Jane (Perkins) Violette ’61 Douglas Tatham ’73 Marie (Wing) Cutchin ’62 Ryan Watts ’73 Marie Deeb ’62 Michael Deschaine ’74, P’01 Donald Violette ’63 Pauline (Harding) Gorham ’74 Dorna (Varnum) Zilinsky ’63 Romance Hackett ’74 Bonnie (Walker) Drummond ’64 Pauline Bergeron-Flood ’75 Nancy (Lemar) Marston ’64 Erik Endresen ’75 Cynthia (Magoon) Laiho ’65 Rod Pelletier ’75 Wayne Niles ’65 Rhoda (Colcord) Sutfin ’75 Donna Drake ’66 Lois (Brown) Ayotte ’76 Charlene (Chasse) Turgeon ’66 Lisa (Van Vranken) Bargsley ’76 Jerome Allen ’67 Michelle (Jandreau) Cahill ’76, ’78 Judith Ellis ’67 Carolyn (Carpenter) Colpitts ’76 James Fitton ’67 Bonnie (Smith) Dean ’76 Pamela (Waltz) Hodsdon ’67 Terry (Whitten) Fales ’76 Richard Holt ’67 Wayne Gove ’76 Patricia (Phair) Eggleston ’68 Debra (Sprague) Lovelady ’76 Ronald Knox ’68 Roland Maheux ’71 Margaret Marden ’76 Val Landry ’68 Janet (Mackay) Parkhurst ’71 Carol (Ogden) Moore ’76 Sharon (Tyler) Ring ’68 Cynthia (Blanchard) Talbot ’71 Cheryl (Ryder) Muzzy ’76 Rachel (Joseph) Hachey ’69 Patricia (Mathieson) Tatham ’71, M.S. ’99 David Ronan ’76, M.B.A. ’82, P’08 George McCormick ’69 Edmond Theriault ’71 Janet (LaMontagne) Whitney ’76 Robert Meader ’69, P’97, P’99 Scott Vaitones ’71 Karen (Bolduc) Wilson ’76 Suzanne (Morin) Ronan ’69, P’08 Mark Bouvier ’72 Conrad Ayotte ’77, H’98 Nicholai Schlikin ’69 John Callahan ’72 Bruce Bachelder ’77 Roberta J. Tibbetts ’69, ’71 Paul Fortin ’77, M.B.A. ’86

38 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Amber (Hall) Fournier ’77 Kathleen M. Kelly M.S. ’80 Jennifer (Harmon) Wilson ’88 Ralph Gamache ’77 Kelly (Bell) Lloyd ’80 Clifford Carter M.B.A. ’89, P’19 Marc Gendron ’77 James McCue ’80 Tina (Main) Dewsnap ’89 Katrina (Young) Gove ’77 Russell Schmelzer, II ’80 Wendy (Mills) Dyer ’89, M.B.A. ’94 Lucy (Webb) Hardy ’77 Barbara (Talbot) Sinclair ’80 Jane Gilchrist M.B.A. ’89 Kevin Joseph ’77 Hariph Smith M.S. ’80 David Laplante ’89 Cyndy Kane Olson ’77 Richard Spellman M.S. ’80 Eileen (McGrath) Long ’89 Kevin Vining ’80, P’19 Warren Maddock ’89 Wayne Winston ’80 Cindy (LaBarge) Monti ’89 Paul Collette ’81 Harry Monti, Jr. ’89 Kelly (Mathisen) Couture ’81 Timothy Nevins ’89 Ronald Gilbert M.S. ’81 David Rand ’89 Michelle (Gilmore) T. Hayes ’83 Tina (Lockard) Rowell ’89 Craig Joseph ’81 Gregory Savard ’89 Michael Laverdiere ’81 Jim Shimansky ’89 Mark MacKenzie ’81 Cynthia (Jones) Simmons ’89 Robert Salvas ’81 Ronald Turner ’89 Richard Slingsby ’81 Michael Watt ’89 John H. Andrews, CPA ’82 Dan Atkinson ’82 1990s Robert Clark ’82 Anonymous (12) Nanette (Philbrook) Collette ’82 Joanne (Clifford) Bean M.B.A. ’90 LaRue Hamilton ’82 Bruce Campbell M.B.A. ’90 Brenda (Lapointe) Lyons ’82, ’03, M.B.A. ’08 Scott Conant ’90 Periann (Smith) Carl ’83 Jill (Babcock) Drew ’90, P’20 Mark Carrier ’83 Deborah (MacDonald) Gendreau ’90, P’16 Thomas Coore ’83 Robin Goodwin M.B.A. ’90 Michael D’Avolio ’83 Christine (Campbell) Perkins ’90 Colleen (Payne) Eugley ’83, P’15 Hazel (Ryan-Bell) Stevenson M.B.A. ’90 Douglas Eugley ’83, P’15 Anthony Theberge ’90 Stephanie (Joslyn) Frost ’83 Jonathan Carr ’91, M.B.A. ’91 Arnold Hanscom ’83, ’86 Tina (McKeown) Chandler ’91, P’20 Karen (LaPlante) Restivo ’83 Leonard A. Ficaro M.B.A. ’91 Thomas Restivo ’83, M.B.A. ’85 Stephen Freese ’91 Deborah (Brown) Saucier ’83 Wayne Gendreau ’91, P’16 Paula (Ramos) McGeary ’77 Laura (Polland) Sullivan ’83, P’19 Jim Lemieux ’91, ’94, M.B.A. ’97 Thomas McGeary ’77 Karen (Hebert) Van Orman ’83, M.B.A. ’87 Kim (Nadeau) Lindlof ’91 Debra (Bernard) Moon ’77, P’11 Nancy (Pratt) White ’83 Francine (Larochelle) Moore ’77 Michael Albano ’84 Susan (Pooler) Sevey ’77, P’09 Elizabeth (Letourneau) Burgess ’84 Joanne (Cough) Smith ’77 Lisa (Finnemore) Dyer ’84 Phyllis (Whiteman) Charette ’78 Donna (Dubois) Harring ’84 Thomas Dean ’78 Luanne (Wigley) Morgan ’84, P’18 Carolyn (McFarland) Filauro ’78 Cheryl (Siekmann) Parkman ’84 Peter Gilbert M.S. ’78, P’99 Judith Richard ’84 Gary Goldman ’78 Kris (Nickerson) Summit ’84 Charlie Greer ’78 Ron Summit ’84 Carl Hamilton M.S. ’78 Albert Swallow, III ’84 Jane (Etchie) Kennedy ’78 Robert Harriman M.B.A. ’85 David Lucius ’78 Raymond Morency ’85 Pete Plummer ’78 Steven Oliveira ’85 David Sedler ’78 Matthew Babson ’86 Karen (McLean) Archer ’79 Joan (Dow) Bickford ’86 Nancy (Gilbert) Bodine ’79, M.S. ’83 David Grenier M.B.A. ’86 Sandra (Mooers) Bouchard ’79 Sandra (Strout) LaRose ’86 Thomas Carey ’79 Suzanne Makin ’86 Alice (Reeves) Darlington ’79 J. Peter Owen ’86 Joseph Gasbarrone ’79 Robert Potter ’86 Ted Lawless ’79 Darlene Ratte ’86, M.B.A. ’88 Bob Moore ’79 Kevin Sullivan ’86, P’19 Valerie (Green) Plummer ’79 Frederick Denico, Jr. ’87 Lesley (Dolloff) Sprague ’79 Teresa (Barnard) Elvin ’87 Steven Tilley ’79, M.B.A. ’15 Lorraine Fellows ’87 Jeffrey Winchenbach ’79 Jennifer (Rogers) Harrison ’87 Kathie (Krikorian) Winchenbach ’79 Jeffrey Hubert ’87, P’14 Victoria (Hall) Wood ’79 Anne Sheble ’87 Valerie McCarty ’91 Robert Wright ’79 Brian Bernatchez ’88 Scott Plowman ’91, P’17 Daniel Burgess ’88 Gale (St. Onge) Savard ’91 1980s Michael Gamage ’88 Pamela (Burnell) Stephenson ’91 Anonymous (4) Scott Harrison ’88 James Wazlaw M.B.A. ’91 Wendy (Iwans) Bean ’80, ’88 Douglas Long ’88 Cynthia (Dearborn) Yachanin ’91 Matthew Bodine ’80 Germaine Orloff M.B.A. ’88 Robert Adams ’92 Michael Charette ’80 Jennifer (Wilbur) Reed ’88 Joanne Allen ’92, M.B.A. ’02 Linda (Kura) D’Avolio ’80, ’82 Christopher Rhoda ’88, M.B.A. ’89 Michelle (St. Jean) Beaulieu ’92, P’19 Jack Donilon ’80 Kelley (Benoit) Shimansky ’89 Julianne (Fabian) Benecke ’92 Maryanne Gawlinski ’80 Douglas Wilson ’88 Brian Conroy M.B.A. ’92

THOMAS MAGAZINE 39 John Fitzler ’92, M.B.A. ’92 Jennifer (Osmond) Clair M.B.A. ’96 Seth Cronkite ’01 Kellie (James) Guarino ’92, M.B.A. ’98 Robert Frost ’96 Sarah (Currier) Dube ’01 Michael Guarino ’92, M.B.A. ’92 Judith Hansen-Childers M.B.A. ’96, M.S. ’98, P’01, P’16 Rebecca (Brown) Dunlap ’01 Ronald Holmes M.B.A. ’92 Sharon (Hall) Holmes M.B.A. ’96 Heather Farrell ’01, M.B.A. ’05 Edward Johnson ’92 Harry Lanphear, III M.B.A. ’96 Jared O’Roak ’01 Laurie (Gagnon) Lachance M.B.A. ’92 Pamela (Tardie) Mattos ’96, M.S. ’01 Mary (Mersereau) O’Roak ’01 Melanie (Buccellato) Meader ’96, M.B.A. ’96 Bradley Pelletier ’01, M.B.A. ’07 Keith Morneault ’96, M.B.A. ’96 Regan Thomas ’01, ’06 Michael Noblet ’96 Darcy White M.B.A. ’01 Robert Robitaille ’96 Crystal (Soule) Brown ’02 Linda Shapleigh M.B.A. ’96 Ryan Conley ’02 Sean Trahan ’96, M.B.A. ’96 Susan (Conant) Cook M.B.A. ’02 Susan (Quirrion) Clary M.B.A. ’97 Brenda (Glidden) Drummond M.B.A. ’02 Marc Cone M.B.A. ’97 Dwaine Drummond M.B.A. ’02 Sean Ferguson ’97, M.B.A. ’97 Warren Fisher ’02 Tammy (Shirley) Fulling ’97 Katherine (Hamann) Greenlaw ’02, M.B.A. ’10 Sonya (Martin) Henderson ’97, ’99, M.B.A. ’00 Ryan Greenlaw ’02 David Jones M.B.A. ’97 Chuck Hays M.B.A. ’02 Robert Meader, Jr. ’97 Paul Libby M.B.A. ’02 Marsha Merryman ’97 Brandi (Newby) Meisner ’02, M.B.A. ’05 Nikole (Raymond) Nadeau ’97 Ian Moriarty ’02 Angela C. Stinchfield ’97, M.B.A. ’11 Amanda (Knowlton) Pelletier ’02, M.B.A. ’06 Jeffrey Tuttle ’97, M.B.A. ’99 Charles Rawson ’02 Bruce Daniels M.B.A. ’98 Nikolas Ray ’02, M.B.A. ’07 Christopher Fitch ’98 Betsy (Pratt) Sibley ’02 Derek Gervais ’98 Scott Sibley ’02 Lori (Calley) Gervais ’98 Robert Touchette ’02 Richard Rotella ’98 Michael Veilleux ’02 Jennifer (Cray) Watson ’02 Richard Forsley ’03 Vicki Mitchell ’92, ’93 Richard Kelley ’03 Sherri (Sawyer) O’Donnell ’92 Mia Martino Yang ’03 Bernard Ouellette ’92, M.B.A. ’99 Devon (Bartlett) Perry ’03 Michael Payne ’92 John Weeks ’03 Barry Rock ’92, ’94 John Bloemendaal M.B.A. ’04 Michael Salisbury ’92, P’20 Jonathan Brown ’04 Todd Smith ’92, M.B.A. ’99 Benjamin Fairclough ’04 Kathleen (Higgins) Cunningham ’93 Helen King-Atallah M.B.A. ’04 Michele (Norberg) Cushing ’93 Joshua LaRoche ’04 Jeffrey Desjardins ’93 Maren Madore ’04 James Eastlack ’93 Crichton McKenna ’04, M.S. ’09 Anne Marie (Lagasse) Fitzler ’93 Robert Morin ’04, M.B.A. ’06 Beth B. Gibbs M.B.A. ’93, P’12 Scott Mullen ’04 Jeffrey Gosselin ’93, M.B.A. ’99 Bob Nadeau M.B.A. ’04 Troy Kendrick ’93 Jevon Owens ’04 Paula Madore M.B.A. ’93, P’04 Corey Pelletier ’04, M.B.A. ’12 David Roussel ’93 Jennifer (DeRoche) Pelletier ’04, M.B.A. ’14 Rick Whalen ’93 Eric Reddy ’04 Melissa (Plante) Wiley ’93 Lucas Allen ’05 Deborah Begin-Wyman ’94, ’96, M.B.A. ’98 Tawny Alvarez ’05 Timothy Chalmers ’94 Elizabeth (Pilsbury) Bridger ’05 Jean (Poirier) Croce ’94 Robin (Locke) Dimock ’94, P’19 William Flaherty M.B.A. ’94 William Fournier ’94 Dena-Lee (Michaud) Shorey ’98, M.B.A. ’14 Jo-Anne (Doane) Harrell ’94 Jeremiah Ambrose ’99, M.B.A. ’99 Mike Johnson ’94 Nicholas Berry ’99 George Keim ’94 Lenore (O’Connell) Boles M.S. ’99 Albert Languet, III M.B.A. ’94 Christina Cracolici ’99 Nancy (Briggs) Marshall M.B.A. ’94 Erica Guay ’99 Robert Stubbs ’94 Marilyn Leimbach ’99 Tammy (Martin) Weston ’94 Peter Merfeld M.B.A. ’99, P’21 Erica (Martin) Albert ’95 Diana (Samchisen) Rafuse ’99, M.B.A. ’01 Robyn (Adams) Campbell-Morneault ’95 Kathleen Sullivan M.B.A. ’99 Rosemary Caporale ’95 Amanda Szala ’99, M.B.A. ’99 James Cosgrove ’95 Cindy (Morin) Daigle ’95 Gail Estabrook ’95, P’00, P’03, P’08 2000s Anonymous (8) Holly (Mullen) Ferguson ’95, M.B.A. ’96 Robert Dube, Jr. ’00 Cheryl (Wakeham) Flewelling ’95, M.B.A. ’09 Nancy (Alexander) Fox ’00, M.B.A. ’02 Julie (Parlin) Keim ’95 Danielle (Bolduc) Marquis ’99 Sara (Delgado) Languet ’95 Matthew Marquis ’00 Karen Madsen M.B.A. ’95 Wendy (Estabrook) Martin ’00, ’03, M.S. ’08 Traci (Bilodeau) Martin ’95 Michael Stang M.B.A. ’00 Heidi (Vanorse) Neal ’95 Daniel Thibeault ’00 Jeff Willett ’95 Jeannine Bosse ’01, ’03, M.B.A. ’08 Randy Charette M.B.A. ’96 Carol Carew M.B.A. ’01

40 | FALL 2018 MAGAZINE & ANNUAL REPORT | thomas.edu Kathleen (Whitson) Delcourt M.S. ’05, M.S. ’08 Elisa (Paylor) Ellis M.B.A. ’11 Joshua Clark ’14 Walda (Simcock) Fitton ’05 Steve Falco ’11, M.B.A. ’11 Jacob Darveau ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Stefanie (Rioux) Foster ’05, M.B.A. ’05 Andrew Folan ’11 James Delorie M.B.A. ’14 Alesia (Dalton) LaRoche ’05 Kelly (Bristol) Huggins ’11, M.B.A. ’11 Vicki Duguay M.S. ’14 Jeremy Stanford ’05 Alexandra Kriegel ’11, M.B.A. ’12 Michael Hand ’14 Laurie (Pottle) Bourgoin M.B.A. ’06 Elizabeth (Carone) Prelgovisk M.S. ’11 Teresea Hayes M.B.A. ’14, P’07 Brenda (Withee) Bowden ’06 Mark St. Vincent ’11 Jillian Lambert ’14 Daniel Burdin ’06 Leslie (Poulin) Wilson ’11 Cody Leland M.B.A. ’14 Shawn Cote ’06 Karen (George) Appunn M.S. ’12 Tiffany (Beaulieu) Lerette ’14 James Godley ’06 Mathew Bolstridge ’12 Matthew Libby ’14, M.B.A. ’14 Kaleb Osgood ’06, ’10 Thomas Cameron ’12, M.B.A. ’13 John Little, Jr. ’14 Joy (Ireland) Owens ’06, M.B.A. ’08 Jarod Deanis ’12, M.B.A. ’14 Sarah Card ’14 Elizabeth Barron M.B.A. ’07 Tanya (Berry) Deanis ’12 Katelyn Lyman ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Walter Carlow M.B.A. ’07, P’07, P’19 Amanda Drummond ’12 Nicholas McCann ’14 Nora Dore M.B.A. ’07 Christopher Farrar ’12, M.B.A. ’14 Carly McCarthy ’14, M.B.A. ’14 Victoria (Devonshire) Farrington ’12, M.B.A. ’13 Emma McIlwain ’14, M.S. ’16 Joshua Gray ’12 Susan Moore M.S. ’14 Nick Labbe M.B.A. ’12 Felicity (Grant) Ouellette ’14 Dustin Leighton ’12 Kaley Poulicakos ’14 Kristin Masessa ’12 Lenora Shannon ’14, M.B.A. ’15 Brandon Meserve ’12 Andrea Thebarge M.B.A. ’14 Tiffany (Willman) Moody ’12 Nicholas Barish ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Amanda Muise ’12 Thomas Blake ’15 Jesse Peasley ’12 Taylor (Arey) Boucher ’15 Samantha Robison ’12 Cameron Creamer ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Kelly (Wood) Smith M.S. ’12 Codey Fabian ’15 David Wainwright M.B.A. ’12 William Janakis ’15 Amanda (Brooks) Barish ’13 Forrest Labbe ’15, M.B.A. ’17 Steven Beane ’13 Cody LeBlanc ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Alexander Beaton ’13 Elizabeth McPhillips ’15 Bonnie (Dyer) Buckmore ’13, ’17 Sara Moynihan ’15 Kalinda Cox ’13, M.B.A. ’14 Patrick Rogers ’15 Courtney (Rustemeyer) Dumas ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Jonte Roussel ’15, M.B.A. ’18 Scott Dumas ’13 Nicole Sevigny ’15 Shelby Gilcott ’13 Kassandra Shackley ’15 Katie (Cirone) Meserve ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Jacob Smith ’15, M.B.A. ’16 Lindsey Nelson M.B.A. ’13 Tabitha Turgeon ’15 Daniel Otieno ’13 Sarah (Peterson) Webster ’15, M.B.A. ’18 Chelsie (Morris) Pleau ’13 Mikaela Ziobro M.S. ’15 Meredith Schalk ’13, M.B.A. ’13 Eric Brooks M.S. ’16 Brittany (Souther) Tainter ’13 Samuel Cook ’16 Joshua Tainter ’13 Lindsy Hoopingarner ’16 David Tirabassi ’13 Levi Knapp ’16, M.B.A. ’17 Cody Vigue ’13 Crystal Leavitt ’16 Benjamin Weisner ’13 Adam Lerette ’16 Ryan Wheaton M.S. ’13 Lyndsi Merrill ’16 Karla (McPhail) Frederick ’07, M.B.A. ’07 Brittany Bartlett ’14 Kasey Theriault ’16 Robert Gagnon ’07, M.B.A. ’10 Jeffrey Berard ’14 Jasmine Turner ’16 Kari Grant-Gagnon ’07, M.B.A. ’09 Shelby Watson ’16, M.B.A. ’17 Katie Hoskins-Jose ’07 Jason Webster ’16 Amy (Khuu) McKenna M.S. ’07 Lindsey Allen ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Erik Nadeau M.B.A. ’07 Sherry Berard M.B.A. ’17, P’18 Sara Nadeau M.S. ’07 Jennifer Buker M.B.A. ’17 Andrea Rhoda M.S. ’07 Joshua Devou ’17 Paul Stein M.B.A. ’07 Kristina Emmons ’17, M.B.A. ’18 James Boissonneault ’08, M.B.A. ’08 Korrie Laren ’17 Seven (Lathrop) Grenier M.B.A. ’08 Alyssa Maggi ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Seth Moody ’08, M.B.A. ’08 Ashley Morton ’17 Krista (Salvas) Sincyr ’08 London Steede-Jackson ’17, M.B.A. ’18 Kristi (Dellaway) Carlow ’09 Kelsey Bragdon M.B.A. ’18 Hope (LaChance) Lord M.S. ’09 Abby (Burdin) Dooley M.B.A. ’18 Louise Roming ’09 Darren Forkey ’18 Megan (Tapley) Scott M.B.A. ’09 Nicholas Hagan ’18 Nicole (Duperry) Veilleux ’09 Brandon Hubbard ’18 Jacob Kendall ’18 2010s Payton Kennison ’18 Anonymous (11) Derek MacArthur M.B.A. ’18 Kenneth Bickford ’10 Meagan Sather ’18 Jessica (Gagnon) Crowell ’10, M.S. ’12 Julia Smith ’18 Cathy Dumont M.B.A. ’10, P’20 Zachary Wood ’18 Kolby Peckham ’10 Jimmy Veino ’10 Karyn Wheeler M.B.A. ’10 Daniel Brannigan ’11 Casey (Trask) Collins ’11 TJ Collins ’11, M.B.A. ’11 Noah Davis ’11

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THOMAS MAGAZINE 43 Financial Statements 2018

Statement of Financial Position FY’18 Revenues 6/30/2018* 6/30/2017 Assets Tuition & Fees Current Assets $ 22,875,032 $ 18,900,957 Sales & Service of Auxiliary Enterprises Non-Current Assets 49,395,256 49,768,503 Contributions/Endowment Earnings Total Assets $ 72,270,288 $ 68,669,460 Other Sources

Liabilities Current Liabilities $ 3,578,590 $ 3,759,028 6% 10% Non-Current Liabilities 13,933,364 15,037,264 Total Liabilities $ 17,511,954 $ 18,796,292

Net Assets Unrestricted Net Assets $ 37,512,351 $ 36,412,771 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 8,298,847 4,929,850 Permanently Restricted Net Assets 8,947,136 8,530,547 28%

Total Net Assets $54,758,334 54,758,334 $ 49,873,168

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 72,270,288 $ 68,669,460 56%

* Fiscal year 2018 Unaudited

“Being a first-generation student makes me want to work harder. Being the first and only one in my family to attend a four-year school, I want to make my family proud.”

Jarrod Ottman ’20 Hometown: Merrimack, NH Major: Management Sports: Cross Country and Track & Field Statement of Activities FY’18 Expenses 6/30/2018* 6/30/2017 Instruction Operating Activities Academic Support Tuition & fees $ 11,405,997 $11,530,232 Student Services Sales & service of auxiliary enterprises 5,617,761 6,152,626 Institutional Support Contributions 95,310 201,318 Auxiliary Enterprises Government grants 683,301 624,045 Investment income 243,435 153,824 Endowment utilized for operation 407,479 386,400 Other sources 299,178 296,895 Assets released from restriction 1,486,414 1,401,462 21% 24% $ 20,238,875 $20,746,802

Operating Expenses & Losses Instruction $ 4,890,470 $ 4,934,997 Public service 433,146 218,972 18% 11% Academic support 1,774,005 1,845,481 Student services 5,315,703 5,895,987 Institutional support 3,641,391 3,571,171 Auxiliary enterprises 4,135,108 4,274,381 $ 20,189,823 $ 20,740,989 26% Changes in Net Assets from Operating Activities $ 49,053 $ 5,813

* Fiscal Year 2018 Unaudited

“Thomas has been a great fit for everything I needed in order to pursue a degree and still continue my athletic career. Everything I have been able to accomplish is because of your generous donation.”

Cassie Contigiani ’19 Hometown: Belmont, NH Major: Sport Management Sports: Soccer and Softball Please visit and enjoy the new Sukeforth Family Trail System!

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