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“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” - Eleanor Roosevelt 2012 D i s c o v e r C o n n e c t C h a n g e ANNUAL REPORT “Together, we have the power to change lives.” Dear Friends and Alumni

am always struck by the number of people in the community who approach me at events, functions and even the grocery store, to comment on the impact Dutchess Community College has had on their lives or those of their loved ones. Part of our I region’s educational, cultural and social fabric for almost 55 years, the College has touched the hearts and minds of tens of thousands of our friends and neighbors. Few institutions have had the privilege of serving our community so positively and profoundly for decades. I hope you share my pride in our faculty and staff, who each and every day, help students reach their potential and equip them for success at a four-year college, in the workplace and in life. A recent letter sent to me by an alumna of the class of 2000, regarding her wonderful experience at DCC – particularly as a student of newly retired History Professor George Stevens – clearly illustrates the role the College plays in shaping lives. Now a professional who holds a Master’s degree, she wrote: “I didn’t expect enlightenment of such duration when I signed up to take this [Professor Stevens’] class. I never knew I would relish being a student, as I was a 30-year-old nontraditional student. I came to DCC a broken person; I graduated an empowered woman with a degree and so many goals to reach!” Personal stories such as this often come my way, and they always are welcome confirmation of why we are here. The important work continues. I am happy to report that nearly 10,500 students enrolled at Dutchess Community College in fall 2012, continuing a three-year trend of record enrollment. Ours remains the college of choice for college-bound Dutchess County high school graduates, with 37% choosing to enroll at DCC directly after graduation. Our new residence hall (opened in fall 2012) provides additional opportunities for students who wish to combine the benefits of a community college education with the experience of living on a college campus. At the College’s 53rd commencement in May, associate degrees and career certificates were conferred on almost 1,200 graduates. It is interesting to note that more DCC graduates than ever are transferring to four-year colleges, which indicates that our students are motivated, well-prepared and successful. The College has earned a reputation for providing an outstanding education while, for the 13th consecutive year, charging the lowest tuition in New York state. While this makes DCC more accessible than most other colleges, many of our students are facing difficulty in these challenging economic times. You can make a very real and lasting difference in the lives of deserving students by making a donation in support of Foundation scholarships. More than 150 DCC students received scholarships totaling $110,000 at our 2012 Convocation. Through the generosity of our alumni, faculty, staff, community and others who are committed to educating the next generation of DCC graduates, we hope to continue expanding our scholarship program.

Together, we have the power to change lives. Thank you for your support of our students, DCC and the Foundation.

Dr. D. David Conklin College President

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“With more than 60 programs offered, we are the only solution for so many!”

Dear Friends of DCC

e truly are blessed here at DCC! We have fabulous and dedicated instructors, hard-working staff to support them, more than 10,000 students, and an administration and President who always work to enhance educational opportunities and keep them affordable for area Wresidents. Our Foundation’s partnership with the College brings together your donations with the College’s efforts to provide a high level of teaching and outstanding educational opportunities.

Many of our students are struggling to pay for their education and continue moving toward their degree. We at the Foundation depend on gifts like yours to help them succeed. A majority of our students stay in the Hudson Valley after graduation, or return to our area after completing a four-year degree elsewhere. DCC helps workers in our area continue to be cutting-edge in their fields; whether it is in nursing, the arts, marketing, technology or countless other fields. With more than 60 programs offered, we are the only solution for so many!

The Foundation is so fortunate that alumni, business owners and other loyal supporters continue to help our students every year! We thank you for your generous gifts, be they large or small, current or a bequest, a restricted scholarship or an unrestricted donation that is used where the funds are most needed.

Thanking you, in advance, for your future gifts and for your past support. Susan Doyle Chair DCC Foundation Board

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“We continue to move forward with confidence, because of the loyalty and dedication of our extraordinary community.” Dear Friends of DCC

I am pleased to present the Annual Report for 2011-2012.

e are so thankful for our Alumni giving, which increased by 20% over the year before and, in the last 10 years, has increased a whopping 185%. This is incredibly important as the Foundation continues to fund more than 200 scholarships each year valued at $380,000 Wcollectively. We are proud of our support for the students of the Hudson Valley, and you too should be proud!

Friends and faculty/staff of the College are another group of terrific donors. In the last 10 years they have contributed more than $2,600,000 and our emeriti faculty donated nearly $1,000,000. We are overwhelmed by this generosity. Thanks to the support of so many like you, who reached into your pockets and found room in your hearts, even in these uncertain financial times, to give even more than in the past, we have accomplished a lot.

Watch for new alumni events in the coming year! We want to welcome you back to campus and get to know your families. After all, you are the face of DCC every day in the community. Your support is crucial.

We continue to move forward with confidence, because of the loyalty and dedication of our extraordinary community. You are the tangible evidence of the contribution DCC makes to the Hudson Valley! The future could not be brighter, and I am grateful for all that you do to make it so.

Patricia L. Prunty Executive Director DCC Foundation

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Dear DCC Alumni and Friends

llow me to introduce myself; my name is Luke Cierniak. It has been an honor to serve as this year’s Student Government Association (SGA) President and as the Student Trustee on the Dutchess Community College board. I am pursuing a A double major in Criminal Justice and Business, and will receive my associate degree in Criminal Justice this May.

I came to Dutchess Community College in the Fall of 2010 after taking a year off from high school. Performing poorly in high school had soured me toward continuing my education, but thanks to a few of my friends, I was encouraged to attend.

My first semester I had little to no interest in attending my classes nor did I have a drive to really excel academically. I never talked to any of my fellow students in class and when my class was over I would just go home. I finished my first semester with a 2.7 GPA, and as a student who never did really well, I thought that was pretty good. My second semester was almost an exact repeat of the first, with the exception of talking to my peers and some professors. By the end of that spring semester I had become more comfortable with who I was and where I was going, and I owe a great deal of thanks to one professor, Barbara McArdle. She approached me about joining the Criminal Justice Club (CRJ Club) and becoming its president. This was something I knew nothing about. I was terrified of fellow students looking at me to dictate the club’s future. Ever since that day, my life has turned around. I went from doing nothing with my time and not wanting to excel to not having enough time and wanting nothing more than to get straight A’s. I came to realize the importance of getting involved and stepping out of your comfort zone. If it wasn’t for that one moment I don’t know where I would be today. Through the CRJ Club I found SGA and learned what exactly it meant for the students and the campus. I saw the power that the SGA had to make a positive difference, not only on campus but in the community as well. I became very active in the events that were held on campus and became friends with many of my fellow students. This year as the Student Government President, I carry with me what Mrs. McArdle sent my way - encouragement. For the fall semester we had a record number of senator applicants; we have raised money for several charities, including the Students for Students Emergency Fund, the Hurricane Sandy Relief Drive and Toys for Tots. Currently we are planning many other events and activities to help the community and encourage others to give back. I could not be more proud of my fellow students for all of their hard work and dedication; without their help none of our initiatives would have been possible.

As a scholarship recipient (Dr. D. David Conklin Scholarship for Student Leadership) I am very grateful for your generosity and continuing support of this amazing college. Dutchess Community College not only has provided me with an outstanding education, but it also has shown me the power of community, and has given me the tools and support to find my path. I have had the honor and privilege to work alongside other students who are recipients of scholarships and I am constantly being reminded of how grateful they are for these awards. For many students a scholarship is the deciding factor that enables them to continue their education.

In conclusion, I would like to thank the Foundation for all of its hard work and generosity and the Alumni who, like you, generously give each year to create and fund these scholarships. These awards not only allow students to continue their education at an outstanding college, but also help them become better community members by teaching the values of giving back and helping those in need. I can say firsthand that your generosity has helped me become who I am, and I will continue to do my part and give back. I am proud to say that soon I will be a Dutchess Community College Alumni.

Luke Cierniak Student Government President

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8 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT Save the Date! May 20, 2013

24th Annual Golf Tournament at The Links at Union Vale, NY

In Memory of Jack Orcutt

10:30 a.m. Registration 11:30 a.m. Barbecue Lunch 1 p.m. Shotgun Start -Scramble Format 6 p.m. Dinner Sponsor Recognition Awards & Raffle

For more information please contact Diana Pollard at (845) 431-8403 or [email protected] or visit www.sunydutchess.edu/golf

DUTCHESS9 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 9 volunteers2012 Thank You! The Foundation would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our volunteers and the people behind the scenes who have helped make our events possible.

Al Grant Joe Lucas Nancy Geer

Amy Sherman Judi Stokes Neomi Brereton

AnneMarie Andrews Judy Dugan Patti Zakow

Barbara Dolansky Julie Audia Renee Lathrop

Barbara Griffin Julie Rappleyea Richard Chazen

Christie Prunty Karen Abramson Sally Weglinski

Dave Russell Karen Silzewski Shirley Brereton

Donna Rocap Kevin Prunty Sue Doyle

Elizabeth Justin Larry Johnson Sue McGlynn

Ellen Baker Lauren Molella Susan Moore

Harro Penk Leigh Shaffer Tim Decker

Heidi Owen Liz Jordan Vince DiMaso

Holly Molella Martha Russell Wendy Bohlinger

Joan DiMaso Mike McCormack Yvonne Sewell Joanne Tucker

The world is hugged by the faithful arms of volunteers. ~Terri Guilleme

10 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT classnotes

Joe Porter (center) and Joe Hill (right), pictured at graduation, became friends at DCC and followed similar paths, transferring to Cornell University after graduation. Each credits the resources and people at DCC with preparing them to move into the ivy leagues.

“DCC is a place with abundant resources that can assist a student’s development, regardless of their academic pursuits,” said Porter. “The faculty and staff encourage students to ask questions and to challenge themselves. Every professor that I encountered taught not only the material, but universal skills such as time management and good study habits.”

Hill also has found his time at DCC to be rewarding. “At DCC, a wide range of on-campus experiences helped me thrive,” he said. “Intellectually stimulating classes, academic resources, a beautiful campus and the fellow students with whom I made invaluable friendships, all combined to prepare me for Cornell.”

DUTCHESS11 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 11 news highlights County’s Top Graduates Earn The lecture was arranged by DCC History the court with liberals. In addition, Shesol Professor Dr. Werner Steger, recipient of talked about President Obama’s relationship Full Scholarships the Greenspan Trust-Handel Foundation with the Supreme Court and its decision on Endowed Chair in Holocaust and Genocide Thirty-nine Dutchess Community College campaign spending and deliberation on health Studies. The event was sponsored by the freshmen were awarded the 2011 Charles E. care reform. DCC Foundation. and Mabel E. Conklin Scholarship for Shesol’s most recent book is called “Supreme Academic Excellence last fall. When Vassar College Sociology Professor Diane Power: Franklin Roosevelt vs. The Supreme combined with the Conklin scholars who Harriford came to DCC in March 2012 to Court.” His previous book, “Mutual Con- began at DCC in fall 2010, a record 80 give a lecture about the importance of tempt: Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy and students benefited from the initiative last broad-based education titled “Liberal Arts the Feud That Defined a Decade,” was a New year. The Conklin Scholarship provides full and the Community College Student.” York Times Notable Book of the Year and a tuition for any Dutchess County high school Washington Post Critic’s Choice. He was The discussion focused on how diverse student who graduates in the top 10% of his Deputy Chief Speechwriter for President offerings can illuminate new opportunities or her class. Conklin scholars have gone on Clinton, playing a leading role in creating two for students, and advanced the belief to top four-year colleges – including Cornell, State of the Union Addresses among hun- that college should be viewed as more RPI, Smith, Vassar, Marist and SUNY schools dreds of others between 1997 and 2000. A than a place to build skills before starting - after graduating from DCC. Rhodes Scholar, Shesol earned his master’s a career. The scholarships were established 17 years degree from Oxford University. Dr. Harriford had been an assistant to ago through the DCC Foundation and sub- The lecture was sponsored by the Handel former Congresswoman Bella Abzug. She sequently funded by Charles and Mabel Family Endowed Faculty Chair to also worked closely with the Coalition of Conklin. Perpetuate the Legacy of Franklin and Labor Union Women. Currently, Dr. Eleanor Roosevelt, Dutchess Community Harriford is involved in the National Lecture Series Brings Luminaries College and the Gillespie Forum. Shesol was Women’s Studies Association among other invited to campus by Dr. Andrew Rieser, to Campus groups. She has taught sociology, women’s associate professor in DCC’s History, studies and African American studies at Dr. James Waller, professor and Cohen Government and Economics Department. Chair of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Vassar for more than 20 years. Keene State College in New Hampshire, came The lecture was presented by the Llelanie More Than $100,000 in Scholarships to DCC in December 2011 to discuss Orcutt Endowed Faculty Chair and “Becoming Evil: How Ordinary People Com- facilitated by Dr. Navina Hooker, a Awarded to Students mit Genocide and Mass Killing.” professor in DCC’s department of English At the Honors Convocation in May, 150 stu- In Waller’s presentation, and book of the and Humanities. dents either starting their second year at DCC same name, he explored both historic and or graduating and entering four-year colleges Jeff Shesol, historian, communications current acts of genocide and the multiple in the fall, were recognized for outstanding strategist and former speechwriter for Presi- factors that influence human behavior and achievements and received scholarships to- dent Bill Clinton, gave a presentation called can lead to acts of mass killing. taling more than $110,000. More than $1.1 “Supreme Power: FDR’s Court Fight - and million in scholarships has been awarded His book was short-listed for the biennial Barack Obama’s” in April 2012. by the DCC Foundation in the Convocation Raphael Lemkin Award from the International ceremonies since they began 16 years ago. Shesol discussed the battle between Association of Genocide Scholars. In addi- President Franklin Roosevelt and the tion, Publisher’s Weekly praised the book for The scholarships are funded by individuals conservative majority of the Supreme “clearly and effectively synthesizing a wide and organizations to reward academic Court, which rejected the major principles range of studies to develop an original and excellence. To learn more about establishing of the president’s New Deal, prompting persuasive model of the process by which a scholarship, contact the DCC Foundation Roosevelt’s subsequent strategy to pack people can become evil.” at (845) 431-8400.

continued on next page 12 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT news highlights A New Chapter in the History of DCC Begins: the DCC Board of Trustees named in honor M&T Bank. Construction services were of President Conklin’s 20 years of service to provided by: Kirchhoff Consigli Students Move Into New Residence Hall the College and his vision in bringing stu- Construction Management (project man- dent housing to campus — is conveniently ager); Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis located near academic buildings and adjacent LLC (architect); The Chazen Companies to Parking Lot D. (civil engineer); Erdman Anthony (electrical and mechanical engineer); and Johnson Seeing their new home-away-from-home for Controls (geothermal system). the first time, students and their parents clearly were impressed by its design, A ribbon cutting ceremony for Conklin Hall spaciousness and amenities. “This looks like was held in August. Speakers at the event a really great place to live while I’m going to included DCC Board of Trustees Chair DCC,” said student Ashleigh Graham-Clarke Thomas LeGrand, President Conklin, County as she moved in. “I never expected it to be so Executive Marc Molinaro, Ray VanVoorhis of nice!” While students were excited about Liscum McCormack VanVoorhis LLP and Jo- their accommodations and meeting their seph Kirchhoff of Kirchhoff-Consigli. It was roommates, parents were particularly noted that Molinaro, as well as Liscum, impressed by the building’s safety and secu- McCormack, VanVoorhis, Kirchhoff and many rity features, including 24-hour security, video of the employees on the construction team monitoring of public spaces, noncombustible are DCC alumni. When 465 excited students — boxes, suit- construction, sprinklers throughout, central The building opened to full occupancy. Visit cases and supplies in hand and parents in entrance with controlled access and on-site www.sunydutchess.edu/dorm or e-mail tow – moved into Conklin Hall on August 25, staff supervision, including a Director of [email protected] for 2012, it marked a momentous event in their Residence Life, three graduate assistants and more information. lives, and in the history of DCC. Six years in 10 resident assistants. the planning, the new, on-campus, suite-style The building also incorporates geothermal residence hall is the first at any community County Executive Delivers President’s technology for heating and cooling, as does college in the region, although more than half Bowne Hall, an administration/academic Breakfast Keynote the community colleges in the state now have building on the campus. Almost 200 Dutchess County business and — or are in the process of building —student community leaders, friends and donors gath- housing. It is expected that in the next four “The residence hall creates a living and learn- ered in January 2012 for the 19th Annual DCC years, all but a handful will offer housing to ing environment that fosters academic and President’s Breakfast, which affords an enable students to combine the quality, personal growth,” said President Conklin. opportunity for guests to visit campus and affordability and other benefits of a commu- “Experience shows that having a residence hear about the College’s activities over the nity college education with the experience of hall on a community college campus also past year. living away at school. enhances the environment for commuting students, as there is more participation in The keynote address was given by Marc Unlike most freshman and sophomore hous- clubs, lectures, plays, concerts, athletics and Molinaro, Dutchess County Executive and a ing, Conklin Hall has large suite-style units other activities that benefit the entire 2001 graduate of DCC. (averaging 1,100 square feet) with assorted student body.” bedroom configurations, two bathrooms, Molinaro spoke about how his DCC kitchenette (with full-sized refrigerator, micro- The $33 million, 136,000 square foot residence education contributed to his success wave and sink) and living room. It also fea- hall is owned and operated by the DCC in public service. tures lounges on each floor, a multi-purpose Association, which secured tax-exempt atrium, fitness center, laundry facilities, cable bonds for the project with the assistance of “This campus encourages and inspires television and wireless Internet service and the Dutchess County Industrial Development people to be creative,” he said. “The class- other amenities. The residence hall — which Agency; construction was financed by room environment fostered by DCC’s faculty members is very conducive to debate and independent thought, and I’ve taken that experience with me into public life.”

He added that DCC has proven itself to be an asset to students and the county as a whole,

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The President’s Breakfast was sponsored by TD Bank and hosted by the Dutchess Community College Foundation, which raises funds for student scholarships and academic initiatives. The Foundation granted more than $300,000 in student scholarships last year.

Utility Company Executive Named Business Person of the Year Almost 200 guests came to DCC in June for the 2012 Poughkeepsie Journal Business Person of the Year luncheon to honor award recipient Steven V. Lant, chairman, president the community, and each year a brick en- awarded to 42 percent of the students; 25 and CEO of CH Energy Group. graved in the awardee’s honor is placed in percent received Associate in Applied Under Lant’s leadership, Central Hudson/CH the DCC Pine Grove Patio. Science degrees; 22 percent received Energy Group won the Edison Electric Associate in Arts degrees; and about 9 The award luncheon was co-sponsored by percent earned certificates. Almost 39 per- Institute (EEI) Emergency Response Award the Poughkeepsie Journal, the DCC Foun- in February 2010 for the “Twin Peaks” winter cent of the class graduated with honors, dation and the law firm of Corbally, Gartland having achieved a 3.2 GPA or higher. storm and the American Gas Association and Rappleyea. Safety Award two years in a row for work- In his address, President Conklin congratu- place safety. The company outperformed the Previous recipients are Mary Madden, Fred lated the graduates and recognized the S&P 500 and EEI utility stock index over the Schaeffer, Joseph Kirchhoff, Joseph Bonura family members, friends, faculty and staff last five years. The next major step for CH Sr., Ira Effron, Wayne Nussbickel, John P. who supported and encouraged them as Energy Group – its acquisition for $1.5 O’Shea, Donald, Patrick and Ralph Adams, they pursued their education. He also noted billion by Fortis Inc., the largest investor- Richard Chazen, Sandy Williams, Roger the importance of faculty and staff mem- owned distribution utility in Canada – is Smith, Charles Conklin, Abel Garraghan, bers who are committed to the success of expected to be completed in 2013. Stanley Grubel, Joseph Tockarshewsky, DCC students. Linda S. Sanford, Thomas LeGrand, Lant’s not-for-profit board affiliations include Peter Van Kleeck, Robert Hannan and “When I talk to former graduates about the Astor Children’s Fund, The American John E. Mack III. how Dutchess Community College has Heart Association, the Hudson Valley changed their lives, they always mention Council of the Boy Scouts of America, one or two faculty or professional staff who Abilities First, United Way of Dutchess Graduation Another Record-Breaker had a special impact on them and encour- County, the Hudson Valley Economic Devel- DCC celebrated its 53rd Commencement aged them to excel,” said Conklin. “That opment Corporation, Health Quest, Vassar May 17, graduating almost 1,200 students. support and encouragement – and that of Brothers Medical Center, Business The ceremony was held under sunny skies their families – will serve today’s gradu- Council of New York State and Edison on the Falcon Hall North Lawn on DCC’s ates well in their future educational or pro- Electric Institute. main campus; more than 4,000 were in at- fessional pursuits.” The Poughkeepsie Journal Business Person tendance. In addition, the ceremony was streamed live on the Internet and viewed The keynote speaker was James of the Year Award is presented annually to Fedorchak (’67), County Attorney for recognize an individual whose leadership, by hundreds of friends and family members across the country and abroad. Dutchess County and member of the DCC hard work and dedication has made a mea- Foundation Board of Directors. Other surable impact on the economic viability and Associate degrees and career certificates speakers included DCC Board of Trustees vitality of the region. The recipient is selected in 47 programs of study were conferred on Chair Thomas LeGrand, Dr. Laura Murphy, by a panel of judges from various sectors of 1,176 graduates, who ranged in age from 18 history professor, and Student Government to 65. Associate in Science degrees were Association President Tony Beaudoin. 14 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT DUTCHESS15 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 15 Planned Giving

Even 1 Percent Matters Why Give a Percentage of Your Estate? beneficiary—by dividing up your assets in You may think you don’t have enough money to percentages—on your life insurance policy or donate and make any kind of impact, but that retirement plan assets. Simply contact your simply isn’t true. Your gift, no matter the size, insurance company to ask how you can change can ensure a future for Dutchess Community beneficiaries in your life insurance policy. In College and influence the lives of those who rely the case of retirement plan assets, ask your on it. retirement plan administrator for a change-of- beneficiary form. Put it this way: The majority of American adults give to a charitable organization each year— If you give annually and want to extend your even in these tumultuous economic times. support for our work, these are smart ways to Meanwhile, only 8 percent of charitable giving leave a lasting legacy without affecting your dollars in 2010 came from donations made income, and they still allow you the flexibility to from wills.1 change your mind in case your circumstances— or the economy—changes.

Yet, giving through your will won’t affect your Ask your estate planning attorney how to current income. set these up, or contact Trish Prunty at (845) 431-8402 or [email protected]. For those of you who want to help Dutchess We’re here to help. Community College, but don’t know where to begin because of time or money limitations, a 1Source: Giving USA 2011: The Annual Report on bequest in your will or revocable living trust is a Philanthropy for the Year 2010 great place to start. It also allows you to make contributions—similar to annual donations— after you’ve passed. Watch Out! By putting aside a percentage of the assets in If your children are the beneficiaries your will or trust—from 1 to 100 percent—you of your IRAs and other retirement can leave a legacy with DCC Foundation, while plan assets, federal income taxes making sure your family has the security they may erode up to 39.6 percent of the may need in the future. amount they receive.

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16 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT James F. Hall Legacy Society

The following individuals have notified the Foundation that they have made a planned gift to Dutchess Community College. Planned gifts may include a bequest, charitable trust, personal residence, life insurance policy, IRA or any appreciated items such as artwork.

Karen T. Blonder & Jerry Toepfer Edna Klein Silber Charlie & Betty Conklin William R. Steinhaus ’69 Linda L. Connors ’71 Mary Louise Van Winkle Eric W. Deyo ’71 Allyn J. Washington Joan DiMaso ’67 & Vincent J. DiMaso ’66 Rita D. Weber-McKee Toni M. Emery ’66 & Joe Lucas ’87 Dorothy J. Fitchett ‘81 Gail Ganter-Toback & Arnold Toback You are not here merely to make a living. You are here to enable the world to live more Patricia M. Ansari Gee amply, with greater vision, and with a finer James & Betty Hall spirit of hope and achievement. You are here to enrich the world. You impoverish yourself Mary V. Imperatori* if you forget this errand. Gary J. Lindstrom ’60 - Woodrow Wilson Kathleen M. Marinn ’63 F. Kennon Moody Michael J. O’Dell ’69 June S. Pierson Barbara Jean Planck Vincent F. Post, Jr. ’73 Michael J. Quackenbush ’78 Mary Ritz Carol A. Roper Klara B. Sauer ’72 & Heinz Sauer Werner H. Schmidt

* deceased DUTCHESS17 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 17 Cumulative Giving Levels This listing reflects a donor’s giving over several years.

The Dutchess Community College Foundation would like to thank our 2,000 donors, alumni, community members, and faculty and staff for their contributions for the September 1, 2011 - August 31, 2012 fiscal year. Although space does not permit us to print the names of every donor, we would like to recognize our distinguished leadership level supporters. You may view a complete list of our President’s Circle and Clubs, Alumni Giving, Gift-in-Kind donors, and Foundations, Businesses and Matching Companies in our 2012 Annual Report at http://www.sunydutchess.edu/alumni/foundation/annualreports.html. $1,000,000 & UP Hyde Park Lions Club Johnson Controls Anthony B. Ligamari JP Morgan Chase Llelanie S. Orcutt Marshall & Sterling Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Michael T. McCormack ’78 $500,000-$999,999 Christian Meyer- - Liscum McCormack Charles E. & Mabel E. Conklin Meyer Contracting VanVoorhis, Architects Dyson Foundation Open Society Institute Micro-Estimating Systems, Inc. Louis Greenspan Ralph E. Ogden Michael J. O’Dell ’69 Charitable Trust Foundation, Inc. John & Nancy O’Shea Deran & Karen Soovajian Saint Francis Hospital Pamal Broadcasting Allyn J. Washington Amy Sherman & James Page Pepsi of the Hudson Valley -Sherman Furniture Rental Dave & Randi Petrovits $250,000-$499,999 Roger W. Smith Poughkeepsie Journal Sun-Up Enterprises, Inc. Julia Rappleyea Stacy E. Anderson ’81 TEG Federal Credit Union Martha Reifler Myers* Community Foundations Bonura Hospitality Group Rhinebeck Bank of the Hudson Valley Marty & Ginny Triola Dudley S. & IBM Mary Louise Van Winkle Elizabeth Schneider Clear Channel of the James J. McCann Verizon Communications Patrick & Phillis Smith Hudson Valley Charitable Trust Jim & Mary Lynn Smith Donald & Luella Cleverley Mary Ritz Stop & Shop Companies $25,000-$49,999 Conklin Corporation Town of Poughkeepsie Police AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch Correction Officers Benevolent $100,000- $249,999 Benevolent Association Central Hudson Gas Association Scholarship United Way of Bequest of Margaret Mair & Electric Corporation Linda Cupit Dutchess County Muriel Bozsik Richard Chazen D’Arcangelo & Company Vassar Brothers Carpenter’s Union Local 279 -Chazen Companies Darlind Construction Medical Center Cynthia Dill CKH Industries, Inc. Anthony J. DiMaso ’65 Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts, Edwin A. Ulrich William Clutz Vincent J. DiMaso ’66 & Davis & Diamond Charitable Trust D. David Conklin Joan DiMaso ’67 George A. Strba David J. Conklin Maureen M. Doherty ’03 Charitable Trust Carl L. Denti $10,000.00 Tansukh G. Dorawala Bernard & Susan A. Doyle ’11 & ADVA Optical Networking Dutchess Beer Distributor, Inc. Shirley M. Handel Robert A. Doyle Charles A. Ahrens ’67 Dutchess Community Handel Foundation -Absolute Auction & Realty Best of Scotland College Association Laerdal Medical Corp. Dutchess County Alamo Ambulance Service, Inc. Dutchess County Millbrook Tribute Garden Agricultural Society, Inc. American Legion Association of Realtors June S. Pierson Dutchess County Arlington Post 1302 Dutchess County Jeffrey G. Smith Home Bureau Edward C. Anderson Counseling Association TD Bank Estate of James V. Forster III Bequest of Frances K. Anderson Dutchess County Deputy Estate of Nan Gingher Berkshire Taconic Community Sheriff’s PBA $50,000-$99,999 Patricia M. Ansari Gee Foundation Dutchess County Industrial Bradford Portraits Arthur L. Gellert Blacktop Maintenance Development Agency Chevron-Texaco Foundation -Gellert & Klein, P.C. Corporation Paul Ellis Corbally, Gartland & William R. Grogg Kip Bleakley O’Neill Toni M. Emery ’66 & Rappleyea Dorothy A. Hayward* ’78 Shirley Brereton ’88 Joseph Lucas ’87 Dutchess Heritage Quilters Hudson Valley Federal Kenneth R. Briggs Empire State Carpenters Credit Union Samuel E. Englehart

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Estate of Edmund J. Webb Hollowbrook Associates John & Judy ’97 Mazzetti Archimede ’89 Exempt Firemen’s Association HRSH Nurses Alumni McCabe & Mack Peter A. Rivera Robert A. Feldman Association John R. McKinney Michael R. Rock ’79 Julian Fishburne Hudson Valley Artisan’s Guild Jode S. Millman- Millman Harris Christine F. Scott ’85 Four Seasons Vending Co. Isabell C. Ingoglia ’86 & Romano Foundation Richard Shoemate Friends of The Helen Aldrich Tom Ingoglia F. Kennon Moody & Richard Strain Recreation Park Insul-sash of the Mary Moody Frank H. Strickler James T. Galluzi & Hudson Valley Morris Associates Martha A. Sullivan* Geraldine Pozzi-Galluzi ’74 Iron Mountain Jean D. Needy & Bob Sussman Gannett Foundation Scott Keegan Carl K. Needy Algie Sutton* GAP Foundation Key Bank Net Publications Inc. Taylor Tree & James Gellert Kirchhoff-Consigli New York Propane Landscaping, Inc. George T. Whalen, Jr. Construction Management Gas Association Telecommunications Foundation Frank W. Kotzur ’72 John & Mary Nolan Techniques Corp. Florence H. Gottdiener* Tony & Faith Krzywicki NXP by Philips UHY Advisors Health Care Auxiliary Judith Lessinger Pawling Corporation Ulster Savings Bank for the Tri-State Area Gary J. Lindstrom Perkins Eastman Brenda H. Verbeck ’69 Health Quest Mary E. Lyon ’91 Architects, PC Robert W. & Ann Marie Vitale Arthur L. Henry M & T Bank Public Finance Associates Westage Development Group Suzzane C. Henry Boies Mardi-Bob Management, Inc. Richard Reitano & Claudia A. Jessica White Howard & Emily Himelstein Timmian C. Massie ’78 York-Hunter, Inc.

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The following alumni, faculty, parents, staff, corporations and foundations contributed to the Dutchess Community College Foundation between September 2011 and August 2012. It is our intention to be as accurate as possible in listing all donors. In the event of an error, please accept our regrets and be sure to let us know.

President’s Circle $5,000 or More Foundation Club $2,500 - $4,999 Westchester Police Mid-Hudson Valley Absolute Auction & Realty Shirley Brereton ’88 Benevolent Association Federal Credit Union ADVA Optical Networking Chazen Companies Marcus J. Molinaro ’01 Morris Associates Stacy E. Anderson ’81 Monica D. Church Hudson Club $1,500 - $2,499 MVP Health Care Inc. Berkshire Taconic D. David Conklin Community Foundation Adams Fairacre Farms Michael A. Novielli ’85 Corbally, Gartland & Bonura Hospitality Group Michael A. Aiello ’80 Michael J. O’Dell ’69 Bradford Portraits Rappleyea Jacquelyn Appeldorn Lynn C. Palumbo Central Hudson Gas & Dover Knolls Kip Bleakley O’Neill Passikoff & Scott Electric Corporation Development Co. Betsy Brown ’64 Mary F. Ritz William Clutz Dutchess County Department Carpenters Union Roemer Wallens Gold & Community Foundations of of Mental Hygiene Local 279 Scholarship Mineaux LLP CDPHP the Hudson Valley Dyson Foundation Royal Arcanum Scholarship Fund Donald & Luella Cleverley Dudley & Elizabeth Schneider Carl L. Denti Exempt Firemen’s Association DCC Student Activities Sherman Furniture Rental Susan A. Doyle ’11 & Bernard & Shirley Handel Robert A. Doyle Deluxe Building Systems Jim & Mary Lynn Smith Handel Foundation Dutchess Heritage Quilters Anthony J. DiMaso ’65 Sodexo and Affiliates George A. Strba Health Quest Dutchess County Home Bureau Stamell Stringed Instruments Charitable Trust Kanter Kallman Foundation Dutchess Golf & Country Club Virginia Stoeffel Gift of Hope Kirchhoff-Consigli Karen A. Finkbeiner Rosemary Tanner IBM Construction Management General Electric Company TEG Federal Credit Union Isabell C. Ingoglia ’86 Steven V. Lant John H. Genovese ’74 Gloria Turk H D L Associates James J. McCann M & T Bank Steve L. Turk ’91 Hodgson Russ LLP Ulster Savings Bank Charitable Trust Christian Meyer Hudson Valley USBC SMART Program Liberty Mutual Millman Harris Romano Liscum McCormack Federal Credit Union Mary Louise Van Winkle Foundation VanVoorhis, Architects Hyde Park Lions Club Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts, Louis Greenspan Elizabeth H. Munzer IEEE Mid-Hudson Section Davis & Diamond Charitable Trust Net Publications Inc. Iron Workers Local 361 Sally A. Weglinski ’77 & Marshall & Sterling O’Connor Davies, Munns John Herbert Company Paul F. Weglinski ’77 Insurance Company & Dobbins, LLP Stephen L. Johnson Westech International F. Kennon Moody & John & Nancy O’Shea Johnson Controls John H. Westermann, Jr. ’74 & Karavida Inc. Mary Moody Poughkeepsie Journal Jennifer S. Westermann ’76 Key Interiors Jessica White New York Propane Royal Carting Laurie M. Klein William G. Miller and Son Gas Association Service Company Llelanie S. Orcutt Kenneth & Joan Knapp Funeral Home Vassar Brothers Pamal Broadcasting Frank W. Kotzur ’72 Rhinebeck Bank Medical Center Laborers’ International Union Taconic Club $250 - $999 Lou & Candace Lewis Saint Francis Hospital 5280 Solutions Jeffrey G. Smith, Esq. ’72 Mary W. Lunt Marist College AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch Roger W. Smith Morton & Rita Alterman Deran & Karen Soovajian Robert J. Mattson ’77 Donna May American Heating & Cooling Stop & Shop Companies Bridgette Anderson TD Bank McCabe & Mack Robin M. McIlmoyle ’78 William F. Anderson Marty & Ginny Triola Aileen Angel ’98 Allyn J. Washington Mercedes-Benz of Wappingers Falls Mary K. Arnold ’11 Meyer Contracting Daniel Aronzon Julie R. Audia & Peter Audia Audia Motor Sales, Inc continued on next page 20 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT President’s Circle and Clubs

Integrated Enterprise Solutions Frank W. Munzer & J. J. Stanis and Company, Inc. Elizabeth Harris Munzer James V. Forrestal Jean D. Needy Elementary School PTSO James E. Nelson Jean W. Patrick DBA John R. Neuville ’78 Patrick Properties Susan Nowak Donna M. Johnson Vincent Nunziato JTR Transportation Corp. Mary O’Connor ’78 Lorraine Karpinski Optimus Architecture Kathy’s Krafts Wesley Ostertag William S. Augerson DRA Imaging Maryann I. Katz ’87 Package Pavement Company Ellen L. Baker Draped in Jewelry David P. Kelly Patchwork Plus Kimberly M. Baright ’87 W. John Dunn Brad & Barbara Kendall Pawling Corporation Linda M. Beasimer Kathleen Eagan ’67 Gail M. Kennedy ’90 Peter & Suzanne Phipps Mary Jane Bertram EFCO Products Kirshon & Company Piccone Group of Companies Joan L. Blanksteen Steven L. Effron Earl Klein June S. Pierson William F. Bogle Jr Paul Ellis Laureen S. Knutsen Planet New York Tattoo Gail Brittain Elmsford Sheet Metal Works, Inc. Peter Ko Diana L. Pollard ’97 John A. Brockway & Toni M. Emery ’66 & Christopher Kotes Prime Retirement Asset Betsy H. Brockway ’82 Joseph Lucas ’87 Paula L. Kraus ’78 Managment, Inc. George H. Buchanan Favorite Places Tony & Faith Krzywicki Putnam Community C.B. Strain & Son James M. Fedorchak ’67 Robert G. Lacolla ’75 Foundation Cairo-Durham Victor Feit David Lampell & Julia Rappleyea Dollars for Scholars Fellenzer Engineering Marilyn Lampell RBC Capital Markets Howard V. Campbell Claudia Fidanque LCS Facility Group Relax & Enjoy Naturally Anthony V. Campilii ’60 & First LeDia Designs Riverside Bank Virginia D. DiSantis-Campilii ’60 Raul A. Fonts ’84 Lynn Lee RL Baxter Building Charles Capozzolo Peter M. Forman Kathryn Lee ’83 Corporation Denis Carroll & Kathe McBride Friends of Terry Gipson Thomas E. LeGrand Robert Goldwitz Photography Carter-MGM Insurance Garden Gate Design Donald & Rita Liberti Rocking Horse Ranch CAYSA Region IV Criminal Patricia M. Ansari Gee Jerry Lieberman, Jr. Rockland Community Justice Scholarship Arthur L. Gellert Nona S. Lynch ’67 College Foundation Martin & Eleanor Charwat Gellert & Klein, P.C. Mahoney’s Irish Pub & Michael C. Roe Richard Chazen Gemstones & Sterling by Carol Steakhouse Gloria Rutgers Chris Gibson for Congress Jacqueline Goffe-McNish Mahopac National Bank Saland For Senate Columbia County Goldfarb Contemporary Batik Mahopac Park Terrace Bob & Mary Linn Savage Community Healthcare Jori Goldner Malcolm Castro Christine F. Scott ’85 Committee to Elect Michael H. Graham Amelia M. Martinko ’66 SMA Foundation Adrian Anderson Jayasri C. Guha ’73 Frank & Carla Mazzarelli Eric Somers John & Ingrid Connolly Jim & Betty Hall Ornella L. Mazzuca Southern Dutchess Anne N. Conroy Jim & Louise Hammond Susan McClelland Boyce Pops Orchestra Richard V. Corbally William Happ, II Michael T. McCormack ’78 James & Christine Sproat CR Properties Group, LLC Harmon & Castella Printing McKee Risk Managment Judi Stokes Craig Thomas Pest Control William T. Harwood, Jr. Josephine A. McManus ’67 Sucato Builders D’Arcangelo & Company Diane & Ronald Hicks Mill Street Loft SUNY New Paltz Timothy R. Decker Howard & Emily Himelstein Millens Recycling of Kingston Tastefully Tacky Dennis M. Dengel ’71 Su-Hsuan Huang Keith W. Miller ’84 The Children’s Home Designs by Renae Hudson Baylor Corporation Mohonk Mountain House The Sundial Sisters Vincent J. DiMaso ’66 & Hudson Valley Magazine Holly J. Molella Thomas Conroy Joan DiMaso ’67 Hudson Valley Renegades Molloy Pharmacy Insurance Agency Mary E. DiPalma ’89 Thomas G. Huggins, Jr. ’83 Deborah T. Most Timely Signs of Kingston, Inc. Dogwood Knolls Golf Course Hyde Park Chamber of Commerce Mount Kisco Medical Group Joseph B. Tockarshewsky Tansukh G. Dorawala Insite Engineering, Surveying & Mount Saint Mary College Paul Tompkins ’67 Landscape Architecture continued on next page DUTCHESS21 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 21 President’s Circle and Clubs

Transitional Builders Marie A. Bianco ’75 Nancy E. Giordano Charles E. Traver Richard Birch Bryan C. Giudice Karen S. Trovato ’77 Black Creek Photo Burton Gold Barbara VanVoorhis Ernestine Blount-Alston ’86 Alice S. Goodwin ’75 Vassar College Blue Yonder Images Carol L. Gordon Vassar Temple Michael A. Boden Michael E. Gordon ’95 Brenda H. Verbeck ’69 Joseph E. Bonapace ’87 Clara L. Gould Ronald & Mary Jane Robert Booher & Gourmetibles Von Allmen Peggy Koniz-Booher Gramma Nanny’s Attic Walkway Over the Hudson Gregory D. Bornstein Deep Earth Designs Albert C. Grant Weeds and Willows Chris M. Bove ’73 Valerie Delmar Green Silver Katherine A. Weir ’78 Boxwood Linen Rita DeMartino Adam W. Grobin ’83 Sherre Wesley James V. Brands De’s Jewelers Ingeborg X. Grutzner ’79 Westage Development Group Susan M. Brearley Designs from Fenwood James J. Guarnaccia ’81 & Westchester County Msgr. John J. Brinn Lawrence A. Dickinson ’61 Mary R. Guarnaccia ’81 Detectives Association Valerie Bromberg Michelle Diliberto Geniene M. Guglielmo ’79 William A. Smith & Son Brown Bunny Pottery Carol A. Dodge ’76 Paul F. Guillaro Leigh E. Williams Susan E. Brumer ’84 Sarah Doe Gustav E. Hansen Williams Lumber, Inc. Bumble & Hive Mary B. Dohrenwend Julia N. Hamilton ’77 David R. Wise ’80 Thomas J. Burns ’85 Mark J. Drozenski ’84 Hanlon’s Oil Burner Service Betty E. Wise ’83 Caddies Hudson National Denise Duffy William Harris Wood Dog Custom Duane A. Calvin ’67 Dutchess Community College Paula N. Hart ’83 Woodworking James R. Campion ’70 Dutchess County Department Hat Stories Peter J. Zajkowski ’74 Thomas F. Canale ’76 & of Aviation Aloysius J. Hayes ’77 Patricia A. Zerbe Gale D. Canale Dutchess County Deputy Headlight Quilts Glenn C. Carey Sheriffs PBA Louis E. Hecht Falcon Club $100 - $249 Michael P. Carielli ’94 Dutchess County Economic Leo & Dorothy Hellerman Cathy L. Carl ’75 Development Corporation Dorothy L. Hellerman Abanolian Deborah G. Carlough ’80 Amber F. Earl Susan J. Hoctor ’67 AD Foster Linda M. Carolei ’84 Earthy Originals Betsy J. Hoffman Anthony Adamo Verna A. Carr ’04 Christian W. Ecker, Jr. ’68 Theresa M. Hoffman Charles A. Ahrens ’67 Kenneth Y. Chapman ’81 & Fairy Godmothers Patricia J. Hohmann ’75 Airmeith Naturals Cheryl M. Chapman ’61 Fancywork Robert C. Holland Alan M. Ripin Crafts Frank F. Chase ’78 Fawn Ridge Pottery Margaret J. Horton All Around Travel Joyce A. Chatfield Jo Ann Feigenheimer ’91 House of Dolls All Natural Cleaning Cheesecake Heaven Robert W. Finn Hudson Harmony II John P. Allegrante ’72 Chevreaux de la Grange Florian Hudson National Golf Club American Princess & Associates Carl A. Clark, Jr. ’91 William J. Flynn ’78 & Hudson Beach Glass Ana-Lucia Creations Owen & Linda Clarke Michelle C. Flynn ’83 Richard Hughes Anderson Center for Autism Joseph Connell James L. Flynn Karyn M. Hurley ’98 Lori M. Arnoldy-Londa ’79 Contemporary Silver Jewelry Erma J. Francello ’67 Imagine It Originals Aurna Enterprises Donald & Valerie Cook Friends of Benjamin Traudt In Stitches Alan L. Axelrod Country Colors Gallery Friends of Dale Borchert In the Mix Colleen M. Bailey ’10 Crippen Works Friends of Kenny Roman Sandra Irish Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx ’69 Beverly J. Crowell Friends of Robert G. Rolison Ironworkers Local Union 417 Bare Feet CSEA Unit 9181 Dianne M. Funiciello-Davis ’87 It’s a Wrap Richard Baright Danny Cuciti Dane A. Fury ’67 Karen & Harold Jacobs Barbara A. Barnes ’92 Linda Cupit Ellen M. Gambino Lloyd Jaeger Richard A. Barrett ’92 Dan & Maureen Curtin Kerry M. Garo ’89 Jessup Associates Michael B. Barrett ’80 David C. Dannenberg ’78 Get Personal Jewish Communal Fund Bella’s Home Baked Goods Barbara D. Davis ’86 Giadele John Roger Jewelry Jean M. Benkert Ralph Dean ’68 Dominick B. Giarraputo Glen & Sipra Johnson James L. Beretta ’78 Gabriel E. Deeb Russell E. Gilmore, Jr. ’78

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Larry O. Johnson Ann McCarthy ’88 Ronald J. Paino ’87 Amy Sherman & James Page Thomas H. Jones, Jr. Christopher M. McGuire ’95 Palatable Pepper Products Richard J. Siegmund ’86 JSW Metal Works Patricia A. McMaster ’75 Rino L. Palmieri Silverstream Heirlooms June & Aaron Gillespie Forum Gail Meuse Michael A. Paretti ’63 Jay H. Simpson ’68 & David A. Juras ’85 Mid-Hudson Civic Center Brian Parker Mary F. Simpson ’74 Just Bead It Milanese Restaurant Pawfectscents Josephine Skimin Just Creations Wayne T. Miller ’73 William E. Pelton ’82 & South Bay Jewelry Just for You by Sue Edward J. Mills, III ’85 Jill P. Pelton ’82 Spacey Tracy’s Pickles Veronica F. Kaedy ’82 Michael F. Minogue ’71 Pennyworks Spiegel, Pergament & Brown Richard Keller-Coffey & James Miscedra Dave & Randi Petrovits Kathlyn A. Stanley ’83 Nancy Keller-Coffey Corey Mittenberg Pillow Talk Richard P. Stanton ’73 Patrick J. Kelliher ’70 Roger P. Mogan ’67 PKBrown Woodworking William R. Steinhaus ’69 Beth M. Kendsersky ’82 Katherine A. Moloney ’79 Robert B. Podris ’66 Stephanie’s Country Candles Barbara A. Knickerbocker ’72 Margaret F. Moore Jeanne Pomarico Stephen F. Fabrico Edward R. Kompass ’73 Michael J. Moran David & Joan Posner Jody T. Sterling Ronald F. Koniz Gerrilyn J. Moriarty ’82 Postage Inn Carol & George Stevens Gary L. Koniz ’72 Delia A. Potenza-Makris ’82 Richard A. Stilitino ’95 Stan Koniz Donald H. Puretz Still Willows Lynne Kopac ’87 Joseph & Eileen Quinn Kim E. Stofa Kranz Kreations Anne Rappleyea Frank & April Strickler Daniel Kuffner Jeanne M. Rebillard ’84 & Fred E. Stuebner Kunz Management Brad H. Rebillard ’83 Sweet Chefs Bruce C. Kurtz Reflected Fire Sweet Stitches Colette Lafuente Joseph D. Reigada Sweet’s Funeral Home Lillian M. Lang Richard Reitano & Michael W. Tardio ’01 Melanie F. Lapierre ’81 Claudia A. Archimede ’89 Paul J. Tatar ’70 Large Format Landscape Julia Resta Catherine M. Tegtmeier ’84 Photography Retropage Terry’s Boutique Janice A. Lawson ’67 Glenn E. Richardson, Esq. ’73 Brian Tervenski Steven J. Lent ’02 Nelson E. Rivera The Focal Point Irene D. Light ’92 Donna Rocap The Gourd Gallery LLC Thomas H. Loeber ’78 RoseAnna’s Glass Art The Hair Jeweler Lori Barker Evelyn A. Rosenthal The Silver Spoon Candace & William Lucas Deborah A. Moshier-Dunn ’84 Ruth A. Rossi ’79 The Wooden Pearl Luigi’s Oils William A. Muller ’69 Lisa Rubenstein Things Etc. Lila R. Lynch Madeleine Myers ’89 John & Diane Ruzicka Deborah C. Tierney Rudolph W. Macak Christopher E. Naylor ’95 Saratoga Performing Arts Center April M. Tiffany ’66 John E. Mack, III & Jean & Carl Needy Gertrud K. Saucy ’83 Time Savor Gourmet Maureen Mack Susan C. Neilson ’70 Klara B. Sauer ’72 & Town of Poughkeepsie Made with Love Marta A. Newkirk Heinz Sauer Republican Committee Philip P. Malinovsky ’75 & Rolf H. Nijhuis Wilhelm L. Sawall ’76 Ritzel Tuazon-Boer ’11 Lisa A. Morris ’85 Nordea’s Soaperie James M Sawall ’95 & Two Crafty Blondes Malka Ronen Creations Nottingham Hollow Trading Co. Pamela A. Sawall ’95 Carl J. Valente & Monica Valente Marcelo Miranda Handbags Robert & Alice Nuccio Norbert E. Schneider ’73 Jeanne M. Valentine-Chase ’73 & Patricia L. Marchetti ’66 Wayne L. & Brigid M. Nussbickel Robert J. Schule ’78 Scott G. Chase ’74 Mark & Marjorie Markowitz Robert D. Nye ’61 Security Services of Connecticut Van Norstrand & Hoolihan, CPA Bruce Marley ’79 Harold W. Oakhill ’78 Sedore & Company, CPA’s Barbara VanItallie Judith J. Martin ’74 Dominic K. Odescalchi ’89 Linda D. Sewell ’76 Virginia VanVlack ’68 Bruce K. Mason ’66 On the Bend Samantha Shapley Joan M. VanVoorhis ’77 & Timmian C. Massie ’78 Leonard E. Opdycke Shauger & Scott Construction Raymond P. VanVoorhis ’78 Richard T. Matthews ’69 Mitch & Joan Orcutt Donna L. Shea Viscount Liquor Corporation McCann-Caven Golf Courses Ann E. Orcutt-Lane Robert P. Sheehan ’76 Deborah Vitale Rob Shenton Christine Volnick ’11

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George J. Vrba ’69 & Astor Services for Children Carmine M. Bruno ’74 Janice Cohen Jane L. Vrba ’67 and Families Marcia Brunow ’90 Doris Cohen Wendy E. Walker Sharon L. Audia ’95 Susan E. Buck ’69 Madaleine Cole ’90 Shirley & Jason Warren John E. Badura ’74 James A. Buell ’78 & Marie T. Cole Wiener ’85 David B. Watts ’76 Mary G. Bagley ’68 Sally P. Buell ’78 College Hill Golf Course Maria T. Weinberg ’95 & Sheila A. Baker ’80 George E. Burke ’79 Rose M. Colletta-Phipps ’93 Arthur Weinberg Howard & Marie Baker Jennifer L. Burkhart ’90 Michael J. Colley ’87 & What’s Poppin’ Kettle Korn Amy C. Baker-Maile ’81 Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel ’74 Lynne M. Colley ’06 Alan & Carter Wiecking Ernest & Ann Balloni Mark F. Burns ’96 & Barbara S. Collins ’75 Robert N. Wiggin ’77 Ann Marie Banaf Jennifer L. Burns ’97 Deborah J. Collyer ’88 Wild Coyote Gourmet Rita L. Banner ’77 John & Gail Burweger Nadja F. Colvin ’98 Hot Sauces Loretta M. Banyard ’86 Lucy M. Busick ’71 Eileen W. Connolly Don Williams ’60 Bardavon Opera House George H. Buttler, III M. Kealy Cook Gerald R. Wolniewicz ’79 John J. Barki, III ’91 Dr. Michael C. Caldwell & Elliott A. Coons ’64 Woman Gone to Pieces Richard D. Barnhart Maryanne Mysell Joseph R. Coratti ’81 Marlene H. Wood ’86 Pamela Barrack Scott A. Cale John T. Corliss ’80 Joseph A. Wrafter ’86 Francine M. Barrett ’80 Nicholas S. Caliendo ’03 Cornell Cooperative Extension Beth W. Wright ’79 George H. Barrett ’93 Joanne Cameron ’88 Dutchess County Patti Zakow Dawn M. Bartels Ann J. Campilii-Lutz ’86 Kathryn A. Corrado ’79 Marion B. Zimmer ’76 Brian P. Battistoni ’83 John A. Canevari ’68 Edward W. Cosman ’76 Gregory L. Bauer ’85 Verna J. Carey James J. Costa ’72 Friends Club Up to $99 Erin M. Baxter Joseph S. Carfora ’74 Marc Costanzo John A. Beale Dianne M. Carolan ’84 Anna R. Courtney ’85 Sharon Abarno-McArtin Frank D. Bell ’72 Denise M. Carrington Michael J. Courtois ’74 Linda C. Adams ’70 & Lucy W. Bellville ’70 Tara Casaregola Thomas J. Coutant ’78 Paul D. Adams ’69 Richard & Kathleen Bente Carol K. Case Diane S. Coveney ’71 Alan Ripin Erin Berg Anne Castagnetta Michael Cregon Lawrence C. Albanese ’74 Marilyn I. Bialousz ’88 Carrie A. Casullo ’07 Christopher T. Cring ’76 Christopher Albanese ’78 Daniel R. Bianchi ’94 Vincent J. Catalano & Dolores A. Croft ’79 Ann M. Albrecht Kathryn J. Bierman ’77 Frances E. Catalano ’85 Doris Crouch ’91 Suzanne B. Albright ’95 Cheryl A. Billings Elizabeth A. Catalino ’84 William P. Croushore ’78 All Ways ZMT Kristin L. Biskup ’87 Catharine Street Terence R. Cunningham Barbara S. Allan Trevor C. Blackett ’67 Community Center Janeen Cunningham Todd D. Allard ’02 Mary L. Bleau ’79 Joe Cavallaro Karen J. Cunningham ’82 & Ellen A. Allard ’71 Nancy E. Bloecker ’85 Ruth N. Cea David D. Cunningham ’82 Elizabeth P. Allen Karen T. Blonder Nicole A. Cervone ’84 William F. Cunningham ’75 Robert B. Allers Gina M. Blume ’98 Gayle L. Chaky ’95 Julie A. Curcio ’86 Beverly J. Allyn John N. Bodo ’75 Catherine Chang Jennifer S. Dahnert Carl W. Almgren ’79 Monika D. Boeckmann Harlan W. Chapin, Jr. ’61 Anne Dalton Lester C. Alnwick, Jr. ’66 Ray & Elizabeth Boedecker Joel T. Chase ’06 Carole A. Damico ’79 Beth N. Alter Carol A. Bogle Jill H. Cherof ’74 James J. D’Angelo ’76 Milton K. Alvear Wendy A. Bohlinger ’76 Carol Chichester Diane C. Darling ’78 Amazing Gems Andrew M. Bounds ’91 Child Care Council of Angela M. Dauerer ’93 Patricia J. Anderson ’88 Kenneth A. Boyd ’82 Dutchess, Inc. Delia W. Davi ’79 Sarluta E. Anderson-Davis ’71 Christopher E. Bracone ’77 Barbara Chirico Deborah A. Davidson ’78 Thomas N. Angell Ruth M. Bright Marianne E. Chupay ’73 Carol J. Davis ’91 Sandra Archer ’92 Betsy H. Brockway ’82 & Robert J. Church, III ’74 Francis C. Davis ’78 Fredericka Arico John A. Brockway Kevin Clark ’95 Gary Davis Raymond W. Arnold ’06 Brian Brockway Beatrix M. Clarke ’93 Natalie H. Davis Nancy Aronzon Patricia A. Brown ’05 Kirk Cleveland Nadezda Davis Margaret M. Arthur Arvenia J. Brown Elsa J. Cocozza ’80 DC Community Action Agency William W. Ashby Mark D. Brown ’78 & Bernard F. Cohen ’73 Debbie’s Treasures Mary N. Ashong ’06 Theresa M. Brown ’78

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Thomas P. Delay ’70 Martin J. Estelle Frank E. Giordano ’72 Carmen R. Hiraldo ’92 Delma’s Unique Crafts Lynn M. Estes ’80 & Glass Things Linda H. Hoag ’73 Kelly A. DelSanto ’83 & Donald M. Estes ’73 Kenneth Glatt, Ph.D. George F. Hoffman ’63 Eric John DelSanto ’01 Elyse C. Ettinger Bridget C. Goddard ’07 Jacquelin R. Hoffman ’86 Cheryl L. Delvecchio ’82 & Esther P. Evans Katherine A. Goetschel ’82 Marguerite E. Holderle John Delvecchio Family Services, Inc Stacey Gold Karen M. Holmes ’68 Mary M. DeMichiel ’73 Naomi Faris Sandy & Jerome Goldberg Elizabeth Horowitz Dennis Dempster Rufina Felicien Jerry & Sandra Goldberg Barbara M. Horree ’86 David Dengel Keith W. Ferris ’98 Brad W. Goldhammer ’78 & Susan L. Horton & David Horton Millie DeNitto Mary K. Fields Joan M. Goldhammer ’83 Janet M. Horvat ’77 Virginia Dexter ’75 & Linda L. Filiberti Isaias Goncalez Donna H. Hoskins ’81 Jeffrey Dexter ’75 John T. Finley ’73 & John D. Gonzalez ’04 Christina M. Houghtaling ’71 Michelle Diano Susan D. Finley ’80 Good Feeling Leathery Henrietta Howse ’74 Christine M. Dick ’79 Fedele R. Fiore ’77 Patrick T. Goodall, Sr. ’97 Karen A. Humeston ’82 Charles R. Didymus ’62 & Keith M. Fischer ’96 Laura L. Goosby ’02 Judith A. Husted ’86 Dorothy E. Didymus ’75 Ronald P. Fiske, Jr. Carlene D. Gordon ’06 Madeline C. Hyatt Doris L. Dingee ’85 Karen M. Flaherty ’78 Catherine Z. Gorham ’87 Lynn Irizarry Christopher M. Distefano ’02 Thomas J. Fleming Julianne J. Graffam ’85 & Robert G. Isliker Distinctive Design Virginia R. Flood ’00 Mark S. Graffam ’95 Arlene H. Iuliano ’79 Dixon Golf William A. Fluck Linda A. Grapel ’76 J & J Woodcrafts Doc’s Fine Woodcrafts Foley Graphics David L. Gray ’71 Daniel & Lisa Jackson Katherine M. Doe June S. Ford ’72 Kay Greenleaf Allen E. Jacobsen ’87 Laura Doe ’07 Richard N. Frahm ’70 Kathleen A. Greiner ’73 Rajesh Jaluka Kathleen M. Doherty ’73 Karen L. Francett ’78 Gary G. Grenholm Edwin S. Jayne, Jr. ’73 Mary Kaye E. Dolan Edith A. Frank Patrick J. Griffin ’98 Thomas Jeffreys ’94 Barbara A. Dombroski ’81 Barbara D. Franks ’78 Patrick J. Griffin ’77 Robert C. Jennings, Sr. ’84 Sheryl A. Dominguez ’75 Paul S. Frazer Peter M. Grimm ’88 Kenneth Jeune Ann-Marie Donahue ’95 Betty-Ruth Freer ’86 Barbara J. Gross ’74 Jean M. Jicha ’79 & Louise Donato Alice Friedle Jeanne A. Grosse ’12 Todd R. Jicha ’79 Linda L. Doolittle ’95 Karla Friedle Mark C. Grunenwald ’78 Iris M. Jiminez Suzanne K. D’Orazio ’73 Henry P. Fuhrmann ’71 Douglas C. Haan Quentin P. Johnson ’84 Donna M. Doremus ’80 John E. Fumasoli ’74 Lisa M. Haering ’96 Kathleen P. Jones ’77 Michael E. Dougherty ’75 Gadaleto’s Seafood Diane Hait K K Creations Richard A. Draves ’12 Market & Restaurant Sharon Haley Ann B. Kacur ’76 Bradley J. Druttman ’96 Beverly M. Gaffney ’82 Sandra L. Halik ’84 Victoria A. Kampf ’82 Donna M. Dubois ’84 Anthony Gagliardo Victoria Hall George V. Kampfer ’70 Karen L. Dubois ’80 Kelly J. Galgano ’92 Peter W. Hardin ’68 Karen Kardas ’75 & Carla S. Ducharme Eileen A. Galligan ’76 Tommy W. Harris ’98 Stanley L. Kardas ’77 Gail Duffy-Cotter Diana L. Gallinari Richard J. Hart ’85 & Evelyn Kaufmann ’79 Debra Dugal Lavergne F. Gardner Janina L. Hart ’99 Victoria Kautz & Anna May B. Duncan ’75 Steven A. Gault Guy F. Hasler ’79 Karl Kautz Patsy A. Dusavage ’97 Thomas D. Genova ’76 Victoria M. Hayes Marilyn J. Kay Dutchess Community Robert Germain Peter C.W. Haylett ’92 Douglas A. Kayiatos ’72 College Association Carol A. Gerty ’88 Susan K. Hecht Frances J. Kearney ’83 Roger A. Dykeman ’80 Get Personal Designer Jewelry Marlene M. Hedrick & Gertrude S. Kellner ’77 Michael L. Elkin William C. Ghee ’07 Ernest J. Hedrick John A. Kenger ’04 Christine L. Ellis ’70 Tammy Giancarlo ’01 Lorraine M. Heneka ’82 Michael Kennard & Gary Ellison Reno N. Giancarlo ’72 Lori E. Henrich ’85 Nancy Kennard Michael W. Elmendorf ’08 & Joan M. Giewat ’81 Maureen E. Hernandes ’01 Kristine A. Kennen ’07 Jacqueline A. Emslie ’85 Catherine Gilbert ’78 Marianne D. Heston ’73 Susan & Jules Kerman Robert S. Emslie Beverly K. Gilbert Timothy Higgins Dea M. Key ’72 Randy S. Eskenazi Shari J. Gill Jean M. Hinzmann ’74 Mary T. Kilcer ’72 Ralph & Roseanne Esposito June Gillespie Maureen R. Killoran ’77

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William R. Kinney ’87 Peggy A. Long ’04 Christine L. Meluch ’87 Kathy T. Odak ’79 William J. Kirk ’78 Patricia A. Longbard ’96 Patricia E. Merrill ’97 Catherine T. O’Dell ’75 Gilbert & Patricia Klein Maryann E. Longhi David F. Mesnick ’66 Sarah L. O’Donnell ’82 Susan M. Klepeis ’03 Sebastian Loscerbo ’77 Loretta L. Metcalf Cheryl A. O’Herron ’80 Sarah Knickerbocker William G. Love ’76 Joan M. Micucci ’97 Suzanne D. Ohlman Francisco W. Kondor ’12 Robert S. Lumb ’68 Karen M. Mihan ’79 Marilyn A. Olenik Stanislaw Kosek ’97 & Barbara J. Lusk ’97 Joanne M. Miller ’84 Jacqueline Olivet Raphael H. Kosek Nancy R. Luty ’74 Martin M. Miller ’72 Michele L. Olmo ’98 Paul M. Kozlowski ’81 Lauren A. Lyle ’86 Ruth A. Miller ’77 Gail Orser Jay Krass & Rose Graziano Marilyn W. Macdonald ’83 Gregory M. Miller Grace M. Orzech ’87 Krass Susan A. Macnish ’70 Dolores M. Miller ’89 Theresa A. O’Shea ’74 Joan A. Krauer ’75 Leslie A. Madeo ’76 Scott J. Miller ’87 & Paul J. Ostachowsky ’79 Gina C. Kreso ’02 Kimberlee A. Mahusky ’92 Pamela A. Miller ’86 Joyce H. Ostheim ’76 Pamela Krimsky Joan I. Makely ’97 Linda A. Milligan ’87 John Otero & Judith A. Krumenacker ’79 Robin P. Malvarosa Jode S. Millman Katherine Kellam-Otero John J. Kudzia ’73 Lori L. Mandy ’80 Joan N. Miskell ’97 Richard A. Ott ’87 Marilyn M. Kuhn ’74 Ronald A. Markowitz ’93 Robert & Annamarie Monaco Leonard J. Ott ’69 Jennifer S. Kurtz ’11 Eleanor K. Marr Patricia G. Montagnino ’78 Gerald & Esther Ottaway Ellen L. Kutner ’76 George E. Marshall, Jr. ’06 Peter P. Montera ’76 Samantha Paccione Gladys L. Labare ’87 Carolyn E. Marshall ’03 Patricia M. Moore Dominick C. Pagnotta, Jr. ’68 Maureen F. Labuda ’99 Donna M. Martin ’03 Carolyn N. Moore ’86 Louise A. Palma ’94 Trudy-Ann Lackner ’82 Kathy M. Martin ’11 Robert Moore ’74 Dave Palmer Richard W. Lahey ’64 Jose F. Martinez ’78 Kimberly Moorers Michelle M. Paolicelli ’11 Rosemary A. Lamadore ’62 Hazel I. Martinez ’81 Marcia A. Moran Sally A. Pardee Patricia L. Lambert ’02 Theresa J. Martinko ’68 Cheryl L. Moreau ’76 Lorraine M. Parker ’92 Paul J. Lanari ’71 Charles T. Martino ’73 Susan A. Morrill ’82 Stephanie J. Paruolo ’11 Jon K. Lancto Frances Marton Rose Marie Morrissey ’73 Regina B. Pasco ’75 Anne F. Landry Antoine Marzouka & Richard Morrow & Elizabeth A. Patterson ’81 Catherine A. Lane & Sabrina F. Jaar-Marzouka Pamela Morrow John R. Pedrick ’73 Ronald M. Lane ’75 Anthony Mastronardi Raeanne Moysey ’70 Amanda Peltz ’91 Robert N. Lang ’74 & Janet R. Matteo ’80 William L. Muller ’95 Patricia M. Peluso ’80 & Cathleen E. Lang ’74 Christine M. Matthews Kathleen R. Muller Richard J. Peluso ’01 Jason J. Lapenna ’95 William A. Maurer ’95 Donald P. Muller Rosemarie T. Perillo ’86 Kelly Lauturner Dominic P. Mazza ’76 Nancy E. Mulligan ’89 Philip C. Peters ’73 Rose T. Laveglia ’81 Toni J. Mazzella Amanda Mulvihill Gerald Peters ’67 Esther L. LaVera ’87 Jean & Philip McAdam Maureen C. Murphy ’80 Anne L. Petrosky ’78 Jessica A. Lazar ’82 Robert McCarthy Linda M. Murphy ’85 John L. Pezzullo ’91 & Walter J. Leczinski ’82 Caitlin A. McCarthy ’12 Bonnie L. Murphy ’86 Starla J. Pezzullo ’77 Donna C. Lehnert William McCauley ’64 Jean Mykytenko ’85 Susan Pianforini Carole A. Lehrer ’00 Pamela R. McCourt ’68 Deborah J. Nagel Karen L. Piersol O’Dell ’80 Alice J. Leigh ’75 Eileen G. McEnery ’77 Carolyn L. Nash Pillow Talk Ashley E. Lempka ’04 Lorraine D. McEvoy ’77 Margaret Nelson Colleen Pillus Barry Lent Terrence J. McGinnis ’69 Patricia E. Nelson ’74 Paul S. Pilon ’85 Colleen Leo Frederick R. McGinnis ’69 Barbara B. Neumann ’92 Nadia Pinheiro Larry R. Lieberman ’76 Kevin L. McGovern ’77 Barbara Newman ’98 Charles G. Pinto ’03 David B. Lindquist ’79 Joseph D. McLoughlin ’82 Lois Newman & Eleanore V. Pitcher ’73 Gary J. Lindstrom ’60 Timothy P. McManus ’01 Seymour Newman Fred A. Policastri ’63 Judith A. Linville ’66 Edward V. McManus ’83 Kathleen M. Nigro Susan Pollack Elaine C. Lipschutz Mary O. McMullen Patrick E. Nogay ’85 Robert G. Pollard, Jr. ’95 Kirstin A. Litwin ’96 Sonia F. McSpedon ’76 North East Community Council Joseph P. Porpiglia ’77 Nancy M. LoCicero ’89 Susan L. Mead ’78 June E. Notaro Catherine Portman-Laux Wendy Lois Mediation Center for Edward J. Nyman ’69 Lisa A. Prentiss ’76 Judson & Shirley Long Dutchess County Paul W. Oakley ’74 Gary S. Privratsky ’93

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Patricia L. Prunty Paul R. Schule, Jr. ’70 Mark A. Takacs ’72 Alfred J. Villareale ’91 Dawn Y. Rabidou ’91 Paul & Sandra Schulz Steven Takacs ’85 William & Cynthia Vitro Jacqueline M. Ragone ’92 Marion R. Schwartz Gail M. Tassarotti ’77 Bruce & Ann Vokes Marie-Celine A. Ramnitz ’76 Mark & Lois Schwarze Cathleen L. Tate-Palinkas Janis Volpe Richard M. Rang ’78 Patricia A. Schwerkolt ’87 Karin O. Taylor Voluntary Action Center Alida Ransom Peter M. Scofield ’66 Teahan & Constantino Diane C. Vuole ’86 Kari Reiber Russell R. Secor ’77 Counselors At Law Sally A. Walker ’69 Joseph J. Reilly ’04 Heidi Seelbach-Budd Michael K. Temple ’82 & Paula A. Walker ’68 Dora R. Reinhard ’80 Robert H. Seidman ’78 Theresa M. Temple ’81 Joseph Walz & Joanna Walz Jean & Robert Rella Joan M. Seifts ’69 The Law Offices of Francine Waruch ’81 Michael J. Reynolds ’81 Justin H. Seipp Karen C. Palumbo, LLC Donna M. Waters Andrea L. Reynolds Thomas C. Senior Emil E. Thela Pearl L. Waxman ’69 Joanne L. Richardson ’69 Lisa M. Servino ’10 Caren M. Thomas ’78 Kelly H. Weisbecker ’99 Joyce & Robert Riebesehl Theresa S. Shaker ’82 John M. Thomes Alan R. Weitlich ’67 Melinda E. Riggs Peter Shanagher Elfriede W. Tillman ’73 Helen & David Whalen Thomas L. Rinaldi ’99 Catherine R. Shanks ’79 Timber Transitions and More Patricia Wheeler Cowle Richard N. Rivera Jessica M. Sharpe ’12 James J. Tobin ’80 & John D. White ’87 Santo & Cindy Rivera Sue A. Sheehan ’78 Kathy Tobin Gloria A. Whiteley-Magrath ’71 Shirley P. Rivera Timothy C. Sheehan ’80 Louise R. Tompkins ’83 Jeffrey G. Willets ’78 Jill L. Rivers ’96 Patricia Sheldon Judy Toonkel ’78 Joan D. Williams Sharon A. Rizzo ’74 Carol F. Shuman ’69 Daniel J. Torelli, Sr. Marilyn V. Willis ’94 Cherryl T. Robbins ’12 Carolyn Siciliano Robert F. Tortorella ’68 Anne V. Winans ’68 Joyce A. Robillard ’87 Ed & Sheila Silverman Virginia A. Tortoso ’68 & Charlotte P. Wisner Jean M. Roe ’66 Brian J. Silvers ’95 John A. Tortoso ’67 Wynn E. Witthans ’74 Rondout Country Club Samuel & Gail Simon David A. Travis Teresa L. Wolfson ’87 Carol A. Roper Simply Glass Trendsetter Gems Dolores A. Wood ’08 Marie E. Rosa ’82 Michael A. Sinno, Sr. ’66 Sally A. Tresser ’83 Louise N. Woodcock ’73 Edith & Barry Rosen Ellen E. Sinon Alexander J. Trimble, Jr. ’72 Michael & Ellen Woods Elliot D. Rosenzweig ’65 John M. Skillman ’77 Conataneino & Sandra Trocino Ronald L. Wozniak Warren F. Rossman ’70 Rita J. Skora ’72 Edward L. Trojan ’87 Wayne G. Wright ’69 Michael Royer Lynne P. Smaldone ’61 Karen Trokan Deborah Yellin Geraldine A. Ruby ’91 Deborah Smey John Trosie & Elaine J. Yip ’97 Jeanette I. Rumpf ’68 & James N. Smith ’78 Andrea L. Trosie ’95 Suzanne K. York ’80 Robert E. Rumpf ’71 Patricia A. Smith-Hughes ’84 Stacey A. Tucholski ’04 Allen A. Younghanse ’78 Barbara W. Rymarczyk ’79 Elaine Snowden Joanne Tuthill ’78 Camille Zengen ’97 Ms. Mallary Sackman Valerie J. Sommerville Michael C. Tyner ’71 Stephen & Cora Zimmerman Rhoda Sackman William A. Somoskey Marie L. Underwood ’82 Rachel J. Zollner ’88 & Elizabeth L. Saile ’81 William E. Spencer & United Way of Dutchess County Alan Zollner ’81 Lorraine L. Salmon ’84 Debbie A. Spencer Craig & Debra Vaccaro Barbara J. Zuccarello ’78 Martin W. Salvas ’78 Diana J. Staats Stevan L. VanKeuren ’97 & Irene F. Zwetchkenbaum ’75 Sheila K. Sama ’07 Richard C. Stalker ’69 Mary VanKeuren ’94 Sam’s Sparkles Sharon L. Stander ’82 Mareve E. VanVoorhis ’74 Maria C. Sandoval William R. Stevens ’82 Raymond P. VanVoorhis ’78 & Frank SanFelice & Mary E. Still ’73 & Joan M. VanVoorhis ’77 Sherry San Felice Stanley G. Still, Jr. ’67 Gary R. VanVoorhis ’75 Nick R. Scanga June M. Stimpson ’81 Genemarie A. VanWagner ’75 Jean M. Scanlon ’90 Frank G. Straub John W. Varricchio ’63 Deanne A. Scarpulla ’07 Darcy B. Stricker Vassar Golf Course Louise C. Scarrone ’98 Christine P. Summers ’94 Robert K. Vaughan ’82 Kurt W. Schaaf ’65 Sun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc. Eleanor K. Veltre ’87 Yolanda Schembri ’12 Theresa M. Sweezey ’71 Georgette M. Verna ’02 Hilary B. Schneck ’11 Steven Swenson ’90 Village of Pawling Michael E. Schomaker ’02 John C. Tacinelli ’84 William Villano

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Frederick R. McGinnis Dea M. Key 1966 William A. Muller Mary T. Kilcer Lester C. Alnwick Edward J. Nyman Barbara A. Knickerbocker Judith A. Linville Leonard J. Ott Gary L. Koniz Patricia L. Marchetti Joanne L. Richardson Frank W. Kotzur Amelia M. Martinko Joan M. Seifts Martin M. Miller Bruce K. Mason Carol F. Shuman Klara B. Sauer David F. Mesnick Richard C. Stalker Rita J. Skora Robert B. Podris William R. Steinhaus Mark A. Takacs Jean M. Roe Brenda H. Verbeck Alexander J. Trimble Michael A. Sinno George J. Vrba Sally A. Walker 1973 1967 Pearl L. Waxman Chris M. Bove Charles A. Ahrens Wayne G. Wright Marianne E. Chupay Trevor C. Blackett Bernard F. Cohen Duane A. Calvin 1970 Suzanne K. D’Orazio Kathleen Eagan Linda C. Adams Mary M. DeMichiel Erma J. Francello Lucy W. Bellville Kathleen M. Doherty Dane A. Fury James R. Campion Donald M. Estes Susan J. Hoctor Thomas P. Delay John T. Finley Janice A. Lawson Christine L. Ellis Marianne D. Heston 1960 Nona S. Lynch Richard N. Frahm Linda H. Hoag Anthony V. Campilii Roger P. Mogan Patrick J. Kelliher Edwin S. Jayne Virginia D. DiSantis-Campilii Gerald Peters Susan A. Macnish Edward R. Kompass Gary J. Lindstrom Paul Tompkins Raeanne Moysey John J. Kudzia John A. Tortoso Susan C. Neilson Charles T. Martino 1961 Jane L. Vrba Warren F. Rossman Wayne T. Miller Harlan W. Chapin Paul R. Schule Rose Marie Morrissey Cheryl M. Chapman 1968 Paul J. Tatar John R. Pedrick Lawrence A. Dickinson Mary G. Bagley Philip C. Peters Robert D. Nye John A. Canevari 1971 Eleanore V. Pitcher Lynne P. Smaldone Ralph Dean Ellen A. Allard Norbert E. Schneider Christian W. Ecker Sarluta E. Anderson-Davis Richard P. Stanton 1962 Peter W. Hardin Lucy M. Busick Elfriede W. Tillman Charles R. Didymus Karen M. Holmes Diane S. Coveney Jeanne M. Valentine-Chase Rosemary A. Lamadore Robert S. Lumb Henry P. Fuhrmann Louise N. Woodcock Theresa J. Martinko David L. Gray 1963 Pamela R. McCourt Christina M. Houghtaling 1974 George F. Hoffman Dominick C. Pagnotta Paul J. Lanari Lawrence C. Albanese Michael A. Paretti Jeanette I. Rumpf Michael F. Minogue John E. Badura Fred A. Policastri Jay H. Simpson Margaret A. Noll Carmine M. Bruno John W. Varricchio Robert F. Tortorella Robert E. Rumpf Deidre E. Burlon-Kandeel Virginia A. Tortoso Theresa M. Sweezey Joseph S. Carfora 1964 Virginia VanVlack Michael C. Tyner Scott G. Chase Betsy Brown Paula A. Walker Jill H. Cherof Elliott A. Coons Anne V. Winans 1972 Michael J. Courtois Richard W. Lahey John P. Allegrante John E. Fumasoli William McCauley 1969 Frank D. Bell Barbara J. Gross Paul D. Adams James J. Costa Jean M. Hinzmann 1965 Barbara L. Baldwin-Marx June S. Ford Henrietta Howse Elliot D. Rosenzweig Susan E. Buck Reno N. Giancarlo Marilyn M. Kuhn Kurt W. Schaaf Richard T. Matthews Frank E. Giordano Robert N. Lang Terrence J. McGinnis Douglas A. Kayiatos Cathleen E. Lang

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Nancy R. Luty Sonia F. McSpedon Deborah A. Davidson Delia W. Davi Judith J. Martin Peter P. Montera Francis C. Davis Christine M. Dick Robert Moore Cheryl L. Moreau Karen M. Flaherty Ingeborg X. Grutzner Patricia E. Nelson Joyce H. Ostheim William J. Flynn Geniene M. Guglielmo Theresa A. O’Shea Lisa A. Prentiss Karen L. Francett Arlene H. Iuliano Paul W. Oakley Marie-Celine A. Ramnitz Barbara D. Franks Jean M. Jicha Sharon A. Rizzo Wilhelm L. Sawall Catherine Gilbert Todd R. Jicha Mary F. Simpson Linda D. Sewell Russell E. Gilmore Evelyn Kaufmann John H. Westermann, Jr. David B. Watts Brad W. Goldhammer Judith A. Krumenacker Wynn E. Witthans Jennifer S. Westermann Mark C. Grunenwald David B. Lindquist Peter J. Zajkowski Marion B. Zimmer William J. Kirk Bruce Marley Paula L. Kraus Karen M. Mihan 1975 1977 Thomas H. Loeber Katherine A. Moloney Marie A. Bianco Rita L. Banner Jose F. Martinez Paul J. Ostachowsky John N. Bodo Kathryn J. Bierman Timmian C. Massie Ruth A. Rossi Cathy L. Carl Christopher E. Bracone Robin M. McIlmoyle Barbara W. Rymarczyk Barbara S. Collins Fedele R. Fiore Susan L. Mead Catherine R. Shanks William F. Cunningham Julia N. Hamilton Patricia G. Montagnino Gerald R. Wolniewicz Virginia Dexter Aloysius J. Hayes John R. Neuville Beth W. Wright Jeffrey Dexter Janet M. Horvat Mary O’Connor Dorothy E. Didymus Kathleen P. Jones Harold W. Oakhill 1980 Sheryl A. Dominguez Stanley L. Kardas Anne L. Petrosky Michael A. Aiello Michael E. Dougherty Gertrude S. Kellner Richard M. Rang Sheila A. Baker Anna May B. Duncan Maureen R. Killoran Martin W. Salvas Michael B. Barrett Alice S. Goodwin Sebastian Loscerbo Robert J. Schule Francine M. Barrett Karen Kardas Robert J. Mattson Robert H. Seidman Deborah G. Carlough Joan A. Krauer Eileen G. McEnery Sue A. Sheehan Elsa J. Cocozza Robert G. Lacolla Lorraine D. McEvoy James N. Smith John T. Corliss Alice J. Leigh Kevin L. McGovern Judy Toonkel Donna M. Doremus Philip P. Malinovsky Ruth A. Miller Joanne Tuthill Karen L. Dubois Patricia A. McMaster Starla J. Pezzullo Raymond P. VanVoorhis Roger A. Dykeman Catherine T. O’Dell Joseph P. Porpiglia Katherine A. Weir Lynn M. Estes Regina B. Pasco Russell R. Secor Jeffrey G. Willets Susan D. Finley Gary R. VanVoorhis John M. Skillman Allen A. Younghanse Maureen C. Murphy Genemarie A. VanWagner Gail M. Tassarotti Barbara J. Zuccarello Cheryl A. O’Herron Irene F. Zwetchkenbaum Karen S. Trovato Joan M. VanVoorhis 1976 Sally A. Weglinski Wendy A. Bohlinger Paul F. Weglinski Thomas F. Canale Robert N. Wiggin Edward W. Cosman Christopher T. Cring 1978 James J. D’Angelo Christopher Albanese Carol A. Dodge James L. Beretta Eileen A. Galligan Mark D. Brown Thomas D. Genova Theresa M. Brown 1979 Patricia M. Peluso Linda A. Grapel James A. Buell Carl W. Almgren Karen L. Piersol O’Dell Ann B. Kacur Sally P. Buell Lori M. Arnoldy-Londa Dora R. Reinhard Ellen L. Kutner Frank F. Chase Mary L. Bleau Timothy C. Sheehan Larry R. Lieberman Thomas J. Coutant George E. Burke James J. Tobin William G. Love William P. Croushore Kathryn A. Corrado David R. Wise Leslie A. Madeo David C. Dannenberg Dolores A. Croft Suzanne K. York Dominic P. Mazza Diane C. Darling Carole A. Damico

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1981 1985 Catherine Z. Gorham Stacy E. Anderson Gregory L. Bauer Allen E. Jacobsen Amy C. Baker-Maile Nancy E. Bloecker Maryann I. Katz Kenneth Y. Chapman Thomas J. Burns William R. Kinney Joseph R. Coratti Lynne Kopac Marie E. Rosa Frances E. Catalano Barbara A. Dombroski Gladys L. Labare Theresa S. Shaker Marie T. Cole Wiener Joan M. Giewat Esther L. LaVera Sharon L. Stander Anna R. Courtney James J. Guarnaccia Christine L. Meluch William R. Stevens Doris L. Dingee Mary R. Guarnaccia Scott J. Miller Michael K. Temple Jacqueline A. Emslie Donna H. Hoskins Linda A. Milligan Marie L. Underwood Julianne J. Graffam Paul M. Kozlowski Grace M. Orzech Robert K. Vaughan Richard J. Hart Melanie F. Lapierre Lori E. Henrich Richard A. Ott Rose T. Laveglia Ronald J. Paino 1983 David A. Juras Hazel I. Martinez Joyce A. Robillard Brian P. Battistoni Edward J. Mills Elizabeth A. Patterson Patricia A. Schwerkolt Kelly A. DelSanto Lisa A. Morris Michael J. Reynolds Edward L. Trojan Michelle C. Flynn Linda M. Murphy Elizabeth L. Saile Eleanor K. Veltre Joan M. Goldhammer Jean Mykytenko June M. Stimpson John D. White Adam W. Grobin Patrick E. Nogay Theresa M. Temple Teresa L. Wolfson Paula N. Hart Michael A. Novielli Francine Waruch Thomas G. Huggins Paul S. Pilon Alan Zollner 1988 Frances J. Kearney Christine F. Scott Patricia J. Anderson Kathryn Lee Steven Takacs 1982 Marilyn I. Bialousz Marilyn W. Macdonald Joanne B. Tucker Karen J. Cunningham Joanne Cameron Edward V. McManus David D. Cunningham Deborah J. Collyer Brad H. Rebillard 1986 Cheryl L. Delvecchio Carol A. Gerty Gertrud K. Saucy Loretta M. Banyard Beverly M. Gaffney Peter M. Grimm Kathlyn A. Stanley Ernestine Blount-Alston Katherine A. Goetschel Ann McCarthy Louise R. Tompkins Ann J. Campilii-Lutz Lorraine M. Heneka Rachel J. Zollner Sally A. Tresser Julie A. Curcio Karen A. Humeston Betty E. Wise Barbara D. Davis Veronica F. Kaedy Betty-Ruth Freer Victoria A. Kampf 1984 Jacquelin R. Hoffman Beth M. Kendsersky Susan E. Brumer Barbara M. Horree Trudy-Ann Lackner Dianne M. Carolan Judith A. Husted Jessica A. Lazar Linda M. Carolei Isabell C. Ingoglia Walter J. Leczinski Elizabeth A. Catalino Lauren A. Lyle Joseph D. McLoughlin Nicole A. Cervone Pamela A. Miller Gerrilyn J. Moriarty Mark J. Drozenski Carolyn N. Moore Susan A. Morrill 1989 Donna M. Dubois Bonnie L. Murphy Sarah L. O’Donnell Mary E. DiPalma Raul A. Fonts Rosemarie T. Perillo William E. Pelton Kerry M. Garo Sandra L. Halik Jane M. Selin Jill P. Pelton Nancy M. LoCicero Robert C. Jennings Richard J. Siegmund Delia A. Potenza-Makris Dolores M. Miller Quentin P. Johnson Diane C. Vuole Nancy E. Mulligan Joanne M. Miller Marlene H. Wood Madeleine Myers Keith W. Miller Joseph A. Wrafter Dominic K. Odescalchi Deborah A. Moshier-Dunn Jeanne M. Rebillard 1987 1990 Lorraine L. Salmon Kimberly M. Baright Marcia Brunow Patricia A. Smith-Hughes Kristin L. Biskup Jennifer L. Burkhart John C. Tacinelli Joseph E. Bonapace Madaleine Cole Catherine M. Tegtmeier Michael J. Colley Dianne M. Funiciello-Davis Gail M. Kennedy

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Jean M. Scanlon Linda L. Doolittle 1999 Joel T. Chase Steven Swenson Michael E. Gordon Janina L. Hart Lynne M. Colley Mark S. Graffam Maureen F. Labuda Carlene D. Gordon 1991 Jason J. Lapenna Thomas L. Rinaldi George E. Marshall John J. Barki William A. Maurer Kelly H. Weisbecker Andrew M. Bounds Christopher M. McGuire 2007 Carl A. Clark William L. Muller 2000 Carrie A. Casullo Doris Crouch Christopher E. Naylor Virginia R. Flood Laura Doe Carol J. Davis Robert G. Pollard Carole A. Lehrer William C. Ghee Jo Ann Feigenheimer James M. Sawall Bridget C. Goddard Amanda Peltz Pamela A. Sawall 2001 Kristine A. Kennen John L. Pezzullo Richard A. Stilitino Eric John DelSanto Sheila K. Sama Dawn Y. Rabidou Maria T. Weinberg Tammy Giancarlo Deanne A. Scarpulla Geraldine A. Ruby Maureen E. Hernandes Alfred J. Villareale 1996 Timothy P. McManus 2008 Mark F. Burns Richard J. Peluso Michael W. Elmendorf 1992 Bradley J. Druttman Dolores A. Wood Sandra Archer Keith M. Fischer 2002 Richard A. Barrett Lisa M. Haering Todd D. Allard 2010 Kelly J. Galgano Kirstin A. Litwin Christopher M. Distefano Colleen M. Bailey Peter C. Haylett Patricia A. Longbard Laura L. Goosby Lisa M. Servino Carmen R. Hiraldo Jill L. Rivers Gina C. Kreso Irene D. Light Patricia L. Lambert 2011 Kimberlee A. Mahusky 1997 Steven J. Lent Mary K. Arnold Barbara B. Neumann Jennifer L. Burns Michael E. Schomaker Jennifer S. Kurtz Lorraine M. Parker Patsy A. Dusavage Georgette M. Verna Kathy M. Martin Jacqueline M. Ragone Patrick T. Goodall Michelle M. Paolicelli Stanislaw Kosek 2003 Stephanie J. Paruolo 1993 Barbara J. Lusk Nicholas S. Caliendo Hilary B. Schneck George H. Barrett Joan I. Makely Susan M. Klepeis Ritzel Tuazon-Boer Beatrix M. Clarke Patricia E. Merrill Carolyn E. Marshall Christine Volnick Rose M. Colletta-Phipps Joan M. Micucci Charles G. Pinto Angela M. Dauerer Joan N. Miskell 2012 Ronald A. Markowitz Diana L. Pollard 2004 Richard A. Draves Gary S. Privratsky Stevan L. VanKeuren Verna A. Carr Kristin G. Fischetti Elaine J. Yip Christine M. Craig Jeanne A. Grosse 1994 Camille Zengen Walter J. Doherty Francisco W. Kondor Daniel R. Bianchi John D. Gonzalez Caitlin A. McCarthy Michael P. Carielli 1998 John A. Kenger Cherryl T. Robbins Thomas Jeffreys Aileen Angel Ashley E. Lempka Yolanda Schembri Louise A. Palma Gina M. Blume Peggy A. Long Jessica M. Sharpe Christine P. Summers Nadja F. Colvin Mary E. McLaughlin Mary VanKeuren Keith W. Ferris Joseph J. Reilly Marilyn V. Willis Patrick J. Griffin Stacey A. Tucholski Tommy W. Harris 1995 Karyn M. Hurley 2005 Yesterday is gone. Suzanne B. Albright Barbara Newman Patricia A. Brown Tomorrow has not yet Sharon L. Audia Michele L. Olmo come. We have only Gayle L. Chaky Louise C. Scarrone 2006 Kevin Clark Raymond W. Arnold today. Let us begin. Ann-Marie Donahue Mary N. Ashong - Mother Teresa

DUTCHESS31 COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT 31 Foundations, Businesses & Matching Companies

5280 Solutions Dyson Foundation Key Interiors RBC Capital Markets AAUW Poughkeepsie Branch EFCO Products Kirchhoff-Consigli Riverside Bank Absolute Auction & Realty Elmsford Sheet Metal Construction Management RL Baxter Building Corporation Adams Fairacre Farms Works, Inc. Kirshon & Company Rocking Horse Ranch ADVA Optical Networking Exempt Firemen’s Association Kunz Management Rockland Community College All Around Travel Family Services, Inc. Laborers’ International Union Foundation All Natural Cleaning Fellenzer Engineering LCS Facility Group Roemer Wallens Gold & American Heating & Cooling First Liberty Mutual Mineaux LLP Astor Services for Children Foley Graphics Liscum McCormack Rondout Country Club and Families Friends of Benjamin Traudt VanVoorhis, Architects Royal Carting Service Company Audia Motor Sales, Inc. Friends of Dale Borchert Louis Greenspan Charitable Trust Saint Francis Hospital Bardavon Opera House Friends of Kenny Roman M & T Bank Saland For Senate Bonura Hospitality Group Friends of Robert G. Rolison Mahopac National Bank Saratoga Performing Arts Center Bradford Portraits Friends of Terry Gipson Mahopac Park Terrace Security Services of Connecticut C.B. Strain & Son Gadaleto’s Seafood Marist College Sedore & Company, CPA’s Caddies Hudson National Market & Restaurant Marshall & Sterling Insurance Sherman Furniture Rental Carpenters Union Local 279 Gellert & Klein, P.C. Company SMA Foundation Carter-MGM Insurance General Electric Company McCabe & Mack Sodexo and Affiliates CDPHP George A. Strba Charitable Trust McCann-Caven Golf Courses Spiegel, Pergament & Brown Central Hudson Gas & H D L Associates McKee Risk Management Stamell Stringed Instruments Electric Corporation Handel Foundation Mercedes-Benz of Stop & Shop Companies Chazen Companies Hanlon’s Oil Burner Service Wappingers Falls Sucato Builders Chris Gibson for Congress Harmon & Castella Printing Meyer Contracting Sun Wallpaper & Paint, Inc. College Hill Golf Course Health Quest Mid-Hudson Civic Center SUNY New Paltz Columbia County Hodgson Russ LLP Mid-Hudson Valley Federal Sweet’s Funeral Home Community Healthcare Hudson Baylor Corporation Credit Union TD Bank Committee to Elect Hudson National Golf Club Milanese Restaurant Teahan & Constantino Adrian Anderson Hudson Valley Federal Mill Street Loft Counsellors At Law Corbally, Gartland & Credit Union Millens Recycling of Kingston TEG Federal Credit Union Rappleyea Hudson Valley Magazine Millman Harris Romano The Children’s Home CR Properties Group, LLC Hudson Valley Renegades Foundation The Law Offices of Karen C. Craig Thomas Pest Control Hudson Beach Glass Mohonk Mountain House Palumbo, LLC D’Arcangelo & Company Hyde Park Lions Club Molloy Pharmacy Thomas Conroy Insurance Agency DCC Student Activities IBM Morris Associates Timely Signs of Kingston, Inc. De’s Jewelers IEEE Mid-Hudson Section Mount Kisco Medical Group Town of Poughkeepsie Republican Delma’s Unique Crafts Insite Engineering, Surveying & Mount Saint Mary College Committee Deluxe Building Systems Landscape Architecture MVP Health Care Inc. Transitional Builders Dixon Golf Integrated Enterprise Solutions Net Publications Inc. Van Norstrand & Hoolihan, CPA Dogwood Knolls Golf Course Iron Workers Local 361 New York Propane Vassar Brothers Medical Center Dover Knolls Ironworkers Local Union 417 Gas Association Vassar College Development Co. J. J. Stanis and Company, Inc. O’Connor Davies, Munns & Vassar Golf Course DRA Imaging James J. McCann Dobbins, LLP Vassar Temple Dutchess County Department Charitable Trust Optimus Architecture Vergilis, Stenger, Roberts, of Aviation Jean W. Patrick DBA Package Pavement Company Davis & Diamond Dutchess County Department Patrick Properties Pamal Broadcasting Viscount Liquor Corporation of Mental Hygiene Jessup Associates Passikoff & Scott Walkway Over the Hudson Dutchess County Deputy Jewish Communal Fund Pawling Corporation Westage Development Group Sheriffs PBA John Herbert Company Piccone Group of Companies Westchester County Detectives Dutchess County Economic Johnson Controls Pine Plains School District Association Development Corporation JTR Transportation Corp. Planet New York Tattoo Westech International Dutchess County June & Aaron Gillespie Forum Poughkeepsie Journal William A. Smith & Son Home Bureau Kanter Kallman Foundation Prime Retirement Asset William G. Miller and Son Dutchess Golf & Country Club Karavida Inc. Management, Inc. Funeral Home Dutchess Heritage Quilters Putnam Community Foundation Williams Lumber, Inc.

32 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT Gifts in Kind

Adams Fairacre Farms Dutchess County Department of K K Creations Postage Inn Alan M. Ripin Crafts Mental Hygiene Lorraine Karpinski Poughkeepsie Journal All Ways ZMT Dutchess Golf & Country Club Kathy’s Krafts Relax & Enjoy Naturally Stacy E. Anderson ’81 Kathleen Eagan ’67 Kranz Kreations Retropage Bardavon Opera House Earthy Originals LeDia Designs Rondout Country Club Bare Feet Fancywork Made with Love RoseAnna’s Glass Art Bonura Hospitality Group Favorite Places Malcolm Castro Royal Carting Service Company Bradford Portraits Florian Mercedes-Benz of Saratoga Performing Arts Center Shirley Brereton ’88 Gadaleto’s Seafood Market Wappingers Falls Shauger & Scott Construction Brown Bunny Pottery & Restaurant Mid-Hudson Civic Center Simply Glass Cheesecake Heaven Garden Gate Design Milanese Restaurant Deran & Karen Soovajian Monica D. Church Gemstones & Sterling by Jode S. Millman South Bay Jewelry William Clutz Carol Giadele Mohonk Mountain House Spacey Tracy’s Pickles College Hill Golf Course Good Feeling Leathery Molloy Pharmacy Stamell Stringed Instruments Country Colors Gallery Gourmetibles Elizabeth H. Munzer Stephen F. Fabrico Crippen Works Green Silver Net Publications Inc. Still Willows Debbie’s Treasures Hat Stories Nottingham Hollow Trading Co. Tastefully Tacky Delma’s Unique Crafts Hudson Valley Magazine On the Bend TD Bank Designs by Renae Hudson Beach Glass Palatable Pepper Products The Focal Point Designs from Fenwood Imagine It Originals Lynn C. Palumbo The Silver Spoon Dixon Golf It’s a Wrap Pamal Broadcasting The Sundial Sisters Doc’s Fine Woodcrafts J & J Woodcrafts Pennyworks Two Crafty Blondes Dogwood Knolls Golf Course John Roger Jewelry Pillow Talk Vassar Golf Course Draped in Jewelry JTR Transportation Corp. PKBrown Woodworking Wood Dog Custom Woodworking Just for You by Sue Diana L. Pollard ’97

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Growth in Net Assets 1992-2012

34 DUTCHESS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION | 2012 ANNUAL REPORT Balance Sheet August 31, 2012 Total All ASSETS Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Funds

Cash 46,519 111,571 276,653 Receivables 13,929 3,614 10,000 38,048 Investments 288,376 2,059,261 4,879,507 6,710,284 Other Assets 51,101 27,500 192,570 33,527 Total Assets $353,406 $2,136,894 $5,193,648 $7,058,512

LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES Other Liabilities 219,886 2,378 222,264 Deferred Incomes 20,655 20,655 Fund Balances 112,865 2,134,516 5,193,648 7,441,029 Total Liabilities & $353,406 $2,136,894 $5,193,648 $7,683,948 Fund Balances Revenue, Expenses and Changes in Fund Balances Statement of Support Year Ended August 31, 2012 Total All Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Funds SUPPORT AND REVENUE Market Gain (Loss) 19,977 518,189 538,166 Contributions 202,988 238,883 65,819 507,690 Non-cash contributions 223,574 223,574 In-Kind support 306,984 306,984 Special Events, net of expenses 240,051 240,051 Other 4,725 4,725 Net Assets Released from Restrictions 323,981 (393,981) 70,000 - Total Support and Revenue $1,322,280 $363,091 $135,819 $1,821,190 EXPENSES Program Services Educational Grants 378,986 378,9867 Other Program Costs 76,740 153,861 Supporting Services Management & General 518,801 518,801 Fundraising 375,933 375,933 Total Expenses $1,350,460 $ - $ - $1,350,460 Excess of Support and Revenue Over Expenses (28,180) 363,091 135,819 470,730 Fund Balances 9/1/11 141,045 1,771,425 5,057,829 6,970,299 Fund Balances 8/31/12 $112,865 $2,134,516 $5,193,648 $7,441,029

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