University of Utah Health Sciences Center CARING2002 Donor Report

for the world Mission Statement

The University of Utah Health Sciences Center supports the mission and vision of the University of Utah and serves the public by improving health and quality of life

through excellence in education, research and clinical care.

We educate competent and caring practitioners, educators and scientists for the state of Utah and beyond. We advance knowledge through innovative basic and clinical research and scholarship and translate our discoveries into applications that help people. We rovide compassionate, state-of-the art clinical care to our patients. We antici ate and respond to the needs of our communities through outreach, advocacy and service. University of Utah Health Sciences Center 2002

CONTENTS

2 Senior Vice President’s Message A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D.

4 Caring for the World Olympic Photo Essay

8 Profiles in Philanthropy Rod and Mitzi Brady Jack Goodman Thomas Rees, M.D.

14 In Review School of Medicine College of Pharmacy College of Health College of Nursing University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library

20 In the Headlines

22 Endowed Chairs

24 Passages

27 Donor Report

58 Organizations Senior Vice President’s Message

A. L ORRIS B ETZ

This has been a year of triumph and trouble. is dedicated to providing the best medical care possible. The athletes were dedicated to University of Utah Health Sciences has the best possible performance in their sport. not only survived its shining Olympic 2 But in addition, many Olympians told us moment, but we have done so much better they were dedicated to making their national than anyone else before. teams because that meant at least once every four years they would get quality medical We have also had to deal with some of care. This year they got the best. the toughest financial times in recent years and managed to survive better 0 Our clinics were inundated with than most. athletes wanting to get a lifetime of dental work done in a day or When the world came to our two, or getting their eyes checked campus years of preparation paid and prescriptions written. off. To quote the Washington Post, “Abutting the University of Utah’s Technically we did not have to academic medical center, the provide this “elective” care. But Polyclinic is a door into the best doctors, pharmacists, nurses, medicine the United States has to therapists and technicians don’t offer—all offered free of charge train a lifetime not to help those to the Olympic community.” who need it. We provided these services in huge numbers and As I strolled through the Olympic were happy we could help. Village, I couldn’t help but think about the years of absolute dedication these young 0 But even as the Olympics and Paralympics athletes represented. But it’s no different were closing in a crescendo of glory and than the dedication of our people who were accolades, a critical battle was looming on providing the medical care. There is even a Utah’s Capitol Hill. The state’s revenue strange sort of convergence. Health Sciences 2 projections had come up perilously short.

[ 2 ] THIS YEAR THEY GOT THE BEST.

The state legislature faced the thorny task of having to make significant cuts. After all, Utah’s constitution mandates a balanced budget.

The University of Utah suffered deep cuts, but thanks to the work of several dedicated legislators, Health Sciences came out of the fray in pretty good shape. Certainly we were hit in several key areas, but because some lawmakers saw the importance of what we do, we survived.

Making things even brighter were our donors. In a year of dreary economic news and a drastic downturn in the stock market, our donors came through magnificently. Contributions were higher than ever before.

I’m particularly pleased that employees have donated to the new University Hospital Eccles Critical Care Pavilion in record numbers.

We have been in the world spotlight and shone. We have met the toughest test of recent years and triumphed.

It was a year of Olympian accomplishments.

A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D.

Senior Vice President for Health Sciences and Dean, School of Medicine

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2002 Olympic Winter Games

“Abutting the University of Utah’s academic medical center, the Polyclinic is a door into the best medicine the United States has to offer—all offered free of charge to the Olympic community.”

Washington Post February 2002

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“The village Polyclinic has become what Elstad calls the County Hospital of the Olympic Games...people recognize that the medicine here is in the top of the world.”

Denver Post February 2002

O LYMPIC

T EAMWORK

[ 7 ] profiles in philanthropyGOALS

Rod & Mitzi Brad

It was the spring of 1997 when Rod followed by a three-year stint as an and Carolyn (Mitzi) Brady won the officer in the U.S. Air Force. grand slam of University of Utah A large part of his success was made degrees. One son received his M.D., possible because he heeded the another his B.A. in Mathematics, advice of a high school debate coach Rod received an honorary doctorate who told him to succeed he should and, perhaps most remarkably, set goals. Rod became a disciple and Mitzi, at age 62, earned her master’s proponent of goal setting. degree. Or as Mitzi puts it, “We got everything they give out.” It’s Even during his mission days when not a boast, but simple pride of he was in a leadership position he family speaking. was telling people, “You could get into any door in Great Britain.” For Rod and Mitzi Brady it was There were skeptics. He proved his just another glorious way station on point by talking his way in to see a still unfolding journey. Winston Churchill. He is vague Rod has run several successful about how he did it, but proudly companies and corporations. shows off the mementos from his He spent seven years as president visit including a huge, time-ravaged of Weber State University, then cigar that Churchill gave him. CEO of Bonneville International Rod was a member of a group Corporation, owner of KSL and selected to ring the opening bell other broadcast outlets and is cur- of the New York Stock Exchange. rently CEO of Deseret Management But it never tolled. “You could feel Corporation. These accomplish- the ground shake and there was ments are even more remarkable the roar of noise.” The date was when you consider he got a late start. September 11, 2001. “As I reflect, it He began his professional career seems more frightening now than only after getting a master’s degree it did at the time because now I from the “U,” a doctorate from know the full circumstance.” Harvard, serving a mission in Great Britain for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints,

[ 8 ] forLIFE While both Rod and Mitzi attended the “U” and graduated the same year, they never met, even though Rod spent time visiting the Chi Omega house, where Mitzi was a member.

On graduation Mitzi’s first job was teaching children of Army personnel stationed at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. Her fifth graders were already veterans of world travel. “It was nice because I was just from Tremonton, Utah and had never been anyplace.” Her second year was in El Paso and her third year in Tucson where fate and the Air Force landed a lieutenant named Rod Brady.

They married in 1960 and set off to follow Rod’s dreams and goals. But while he was leading companies, serving on numerous boards and advising presidents, Mitzi kept up her interest in teaching and undertook a huge load of volunteer work while raising three sons. Her husband, the ultimate goal setter, calls his wife “the ultimate volunteer” and says frankly, “I could have accomplished very little without her.”

Mitzi is involved in a wide array of community efforts, but helping kids who need it seems to be her biggest thrill. She volunteers at an inner city school, helping at-risk children. “There was this one first grader, who looked like a little gang member. I could see him slowly soften and then on the very last day of school he gave me a big hug and said, ‘I’m going to miss you.’”

Both have numerous interests that have them looking ahead. Rod is into exercise, bird-watching and astronomy— attempting “to understand the nature of the heavens and where this universe fits into humanity.” Mitzi wants to resume playing the violin. She believes making music is challenging, enjoyable and a means of keeping her mind clear and sharp.

Rod did set one goal he will never meet, to retire at 55. Neither seems to be the retiring type. Mitzi still keeps a busy volunteer schedule. Rod reports directly to Gordon B. Hinckley, the president of the LDS Church. Rod says when he talks to him about retiring the 92-year old president looks at him and asks, “Now, how old are you?” Rod says talk of retirement “pretty much ends there.”

The Rodney H. and Carolyn H. Brady

Presidential Endowed Chair in Hematology/Oncology

in Honor of John H. Ward, M.D.

OncologyHematology profilesBUILDING in philanthropy

It is easy for people who don’t know Jack Goodman to think they have him figured out. After all, he’s the guy who wrote about buildings for the Salt Lake Tribune. Those who Jack Goodman know him have a much tougher time. After PS 138 and Alexander The day the Post downsized Jack People born in Brooklyn will Hamilton High, Jack attended a onto the pavement he ran into a always be at least part New Yorker. couple of art schools. Then it was friend who got him a job with Transplant that to the West and you on to New York University because WNYC radio. But that was a have a real mix of kick back and he could not only study his passion, public station and Mayor Fiorello kick backside. but get a certificate to teach in high LaGuardia, under political pressure Jack further complicates things school “which would pay you a salary to keep a campaign promise to by having a life full of professions and you could stay there the rest of abolish the station, cut funding. and pursuits. your life.” What he didn’t know was However, in typical New York that NYU would send him in a political fashion, Goodman was kaleidoscope of additional directions. given a job with the city Parks Department where he “got a living It all happened at a typical New wage” and continued working at York pace; editor of one of NYU’s WNYC as news director. newspapers, leading to a stringer job with the New York Post; B.A. and Then the world changed. It was M.A. degrees in Art; and an “almost 1939, Germany invaded Poland fulltime job” with the Post. and Goodman eventually found himself involved in administering shipping convoys that were cross- ing the Atlantic.

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During this period, a young Marjorie Rosenblatt showed up with her cousin and a friend looking for work. No jobs were available “but we made a date and pretty soon I’m engaged and pretty soon I’m married.”

After the war Jack and Marjorie moved to Utah, where Jack continued his somewhat frenetic career pace and fell in love with skiing and the scenery. He worked as a radio news director then moved to television. The entire time he was also writing for many publications, including The New York Times, Newsweek and The Saturday Evening Post. “They paid real money. The Post paid $1,200.00 for a piece. Wow!”

In the 70s Jack kept trying to retire, but was always lured back to work.

The last enticement came from Jack Gallivan, then publisher of the Tribune, who was bemoaning the fact he couldn’t find anyone to be an architecture columnist. He knew his friend Goodman had taken some architecture classes and talked him into doing the column. Goodman’s terms were simple, “I dislike working with photographers, so I’ll just draw the buildings.”

The rest is pretty much history. The column continued until last year when Goodman’s eyesight forced him to retire—again.

When asked, even Goodman has trouble describing himself. “I don’t know, maybe Jack of all trades and master of none.” Then after a pause, “I guess a writer and artist.”

No guesswork needed; he is, indeed, both.

The Marjorie Rosenblatt Goodman

and Jack Goodman Family

Endowed Chair in the Division of Geriatrics

Established by Jack and his children,

Nathaniel Goodman, Kathryn Goodman Reynolds and Jean Goodman Bailard

GeriatricsDivision of WORLDSprofiles in philanthropy

So much came into focus for Thomas Rees, M.D. Dr. Thomas Rees during those few golden days in the mid-50s, Now here was this self-described sitting on a veranda in Tanganyika. cowboy from Utah sitting in the Stretched out in one direction was African dusk with his latest mentor, 3,000 acres of twilight-tinted Sir Archibald McIndoe, who was still wheat, straight up in the opposite doing plastic surgery on RAF pilots direction was the snowcapped peak injured during World War II. of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Britain’s most accomplished plastic surgeon and his protégé had come to Rees had come from an environ- Africa for a brief respite, to do some ment where success was expected. surgery and escape the rain, drizzle “Mediocrity was not an acceptable and grayness of England. way to do anything. It was kind of an old family value.” For this It was here, even before Rees Utah kid that meant Stewart School, embarked on a career that would East High, the “U,” graduation take him to the pinnacle of his from the University of Utah School profession and a successful New of Medicine, then on to Cornell York City practice, that the idea Medical Center, Yale University was hatched which later became and other assignments—and the African Medical & Research always excelling. Foundation, popularly known as the Flying Doctors of East Africa.

AMREF began with three doctors: Rees, McIndoe and a Kenya general surgeon, Dr. Michael Wood, who was also a pilot. They knew it was important to get out where the people were, not try to bring them to a central location. So they hopped into a plane and off they went. “We realized it was like pouring a cup of water into the ocean, but still we thought it was worth doing.”

[ 12 ] ofSUCCESS So pour they did. “We started with one little airplane, then we got two airplanes, then we got some fulltime staff, and as the years went on, we met new challenges as we saw them.” They realized the importance of teaching villagers how to make drinking water safe and protect themselves from everyday maladies that could be lethal in a country with little medical care. Public health became a huge emphasis.

It’s now almost 50 years later. Rees is the only surviving founder. He returns every year, though mostly as revered icon. He is respectfully called “mze’,” Swahili for wise old man, or patriarch.

AMREF currently employs 700 people, has a fleet of ten airplanes, covers seven African nations and each year trains health workers from 30 African countries. AMREF is often enlisted by world health agencies “to respond to disasters like Somalia and Rwanda where you suddenly have a refugee camp of 300,000 people overnight.”

Rees is now retired having been one of the country’s best plastic surgeons, established new levels of medical care in Africa, taught at NYU and served as department chair.

But as one would expect, Dr. Rees has not stopped living. He has written a book about his African experiences entitled DAKTARI, a Surgeon’s Adventures with the Flying Doctors of East Africa. Daktari is Swahili for doctor. Five years ago he took up sculpting, concentrating on the people and animals of Africa and notes with pride, “I’m actually selling some of them.”

You get the feeling there is a lot more ahead for this vibrant man, “But you know, if I kick the bucket tomorrow, I have done everything. There’s nothing that I wanted to do that didn’t get done.”

The Dr. Don Merrill Rees Endowed Chair

in the Division of Infectious Diseases

for the Investigation of Vector Borne Diseases

Established in memory of Dr. Rees’ father

DiseasesInvestigation of Vector Borne In Review School of Medicine

From the Dean A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D., Vice President for Health Sciences

f the School of Medicine were simply a building, it would deserve a prominent place on Utah’s register of historic sites. But it is its influence as a living institution, whose educational programs, Ifaculty and alumni contributions and outreach efforts enhance the ”I was naive to the magnitude of lives of residents throughout the state, which demands its protection planning, building, supplying and and preservation for future generations. staffing the Salt Lake 2002 Winter Since the School’s founding nearly a century ago, its reputation, Olympic/Paralympic Games Polyclinic. How else could I explain achievements and impact on Utah health have grown exponentially. accepting the Medical Director Citizens count on the Medical School to educate outstanding position in 1997? We had to build a physicians for our area and for first access to new procedures, multi-specialty clinic that would treatments and life-saving cures. It’s safe to say there are few, if any, function for a short time under Utahns who have not benefited from the School’s existence. intense security and scrutiny. With a staff of 250, we successfully served Ninety percent of Utah physicians received all or part of their training at the Medical 2,600 patients over seven weeks. School. Significant numbers of basic scientists, physician assistants, public health I was fortunate to have this once- specialists and laboratory technicians are trained here as well, all of whom contribute in-a-lifetime opportunity and to the state’s collective health. honored to work with members of The mentors of these future health-care professionals, our 850-member faculty, also the University team including care for some of Utah’s sickest patients, people with complicated, sometimes multiple Dr. Stuart Willick, William Holt, Kim Phillips and Wendy Bailey. illnesses and injuries. Additionally, the faculty is the state’s biomedical brain trust, The volunteers were incredibly whose widely heralded work in genetics, cancer, the neurosciences and many other dedicated as evidenced by the fact areas helps the School attract federal and private money for basic and clinical research that, in contrast to previous Games, that has widened health-care options for all Utahns. there were virtually no staff absen- tees. The task of developing plans The School of Medicine is, truly, Utah’s medical school. From a dean’s perspective, it’s that were at once acceptable to the a challenging responsibility to maintain quality and oversee growth of one of Utah’s athletes, the International Olympic most essential institutions. It is also a sacred trust, to which I pledge my continuing Committee, Salt Lake Organizing dedication, energy and enthusiasm. Committee and Intermountain Health Care helped hone my administrative skills and patience.

Nationally and internationally, 2002 Winter Olympic/Paralympic Position the news media touted our success; Medical Director, 2002 Olympic Games Polyclinic; Deputy however, the most gratifying compli- Medical Director, 2002 Paralympic Games Polyclinic ments came in more personal forms. University Positions The image we presented to the world is exemplified by Johann Koss, Associate Professor of Medicine, Pulmonary Division; Co-director, Utah Airway Disorder Center; Associate M.D., IOC Athletes Commission Director, Internal Medicine Residency Program delegate, in his report to the IOC Medical Commission. “There VA Medical Center Position has never been, in my experience, Medical Director, Medical Intensive Care Unit a better appearing or functioning CLINICAL FOCUS: Spinal Cord Injury Polyclinic in any Games. The Mark R. Elstad, M.D. leadership, the quality of medicine RESEARCH FOCUS: Basic and clinical problems in airway scarring being practiced and the warmth PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Member, American Thoracic and generosity of their staff have Society; Member, American Association for the Advancement been absolutely outstanding.” of Science Mark R. Elstad, M.D. Mark R. Elstad [ 14 ] In Review College of Pharmacy

From the Dean John W. Mauger, Ph.D.

he College of Pharmacy is a dynamic environment where students study with highly respected faculty members. TMost students are from Utah. They remain in the state after graduation to become your local pharmacist, fill your hospital prescriptions, give immunizations, test your cholesterol and blood sugar levels, counsel you on your medication and even develop methods for administering proper doses of medicine to tiny newborns. Ph.D. students come here from around the world to study with scientists of international reputation. These doctoral candidates can become involved in a variety of areas such as finding cancer-curing drugs from the sea or helping develop injury-healing gels. They graduate to do research in the commercial sector with drug companies or at colleges and universities as professors of pharmacy. The College houses four nationally funded and well recognized research centers: the Center for Human Toxicology, the Center for Controlled Drug Delivery, the Center for Seizure Disorders and the Center for Cell Signaling, as well as the new Outcomes Research Center. “I volunteered to work for the 2002 In addition, the College is home to the state funded Poison Control Center, which Winter Olympic Games based on annually takes over 47,000 calls, most from worried, sometimes frantic, parents. the belief that it was a unique opportunity to utilize my education The College is active in all phases of the educational spectrum. We conduct summer and training in the field of phar- programs for high school students and undergraduates from around the country and macy to benefit people from all over have a vital continuing education program. the world. More importantly, it was a chance to make an athlete’s The mission of the University of Utah College of Pharmacy is to provide educational dreams become a reality. opportunities with the simple goal of improving health care and quality of life. It is a As the Doping Control Supervisor, mission we are meeting and will continue to meet as we march into the future. I had to learn every aspect of the The possibilities are endless, the horizons ever expanding! drug testing process to ensure that my station would function effec- tively and efficiently come Games 2002 Winter Olympic Position time. During the Games, I was Doping Control Site Supervisor, Deer Valley fortunate enough to work directly (Moguls, Aerials, Slalom) with athletes, coaches and doctors from many different nations. As a University Position result, I learned a great deal about Assistant Professor (Clinical) in the Department of the nature of people during an Pharmacy Practice; Teach Diseases and Drug Therapy; international competition. Community Practice My ‘Olympic Experience’ increased CLINICAL FOCUS: Pharmacist at the Utah Asthma Center and Intermountain Cystic Fibrosis Center my ability to approach and evaluate a critical situation in a logical and RESEARCH FOCUS: Clinical outcomes in adult asthma David C. Young, Pharm.D. scientific manner which will be and cystic fibrosis patients invaluable in my practice, teaching PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Distinguished Teaching Award, and research.” College of Pharmacy, 2001; Member, National Association David C. Young, Pharm.D. Boards of Pharmacy Disease State Management Review Committee; Utah Asthma Task Force David C. Young [ 15 ] In Review

College of Health

From the Dean John M. Dunn, Ed.D.

he College of Health touches people of all ages and abilities. Graduates from our Divisions of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and our Department of Exercise Tand Sport Science may be called upon to enhance strength, correct muscular disorder or help improve sensory or sequencing skills to broaden a person’s abilities at play, home, school and work. Graduates of our Department of Communication Disorders may evaluate a person’s hearing or speech and offer remediation, where appropriate. Adolescents may experience personal growth at our summer camp conducted by the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism or by attending an annual Multi-Cultural Youth Rally directed by the Department of Health Promotion and Education. A professional from our Division of Foods and Nutrition may address special dietary needs at all stages of life. At the other end of life’s spectrum, students are preparing for careers focusing on the needs of the elderly. Individuals in their 70s and 80s can engage in vigorous activity, when supported and challenged. We assist the older generation in maintain- ing strength, flexibility, balance and other skills necessary for independent living. People today are learning much can be done to prevent debilitating illnesses, if they will only take a few minutes each day to engage in activity, get regular examinations and screenings, eat right and remain involved in healthy practices. We have a wonderful College with a proud tradition and a very promising future.

“As an Olympic volunteer I saw firsthand the tenacity of these world- 2002 Winter Olympic Position class competitors and the types of Physical Therapy Volunteer injury suffered when performing on such a high level. College of Health Position Associate Professor, Physiology, Professional Issues, Wound I learned facets of care that I can Management; Director, Division of Physical Therapy bring to the patients I treat and to CLINICAL FOCUS: Burn care and rehabilitation the students I teach. I was also privileged to work with physical RESEARCH FOCUS: Functional outcomes and decreasing therapy colleagues who came to impairment in patients with burns Salt Lake from across the United PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Member, Board of Directors, States to volunteer. This enriching R. Scott Ward, PT, Ph.D. American Physical Therapy Association; Member, Board and instructive Olympic experience of Directors, American Burn Association Education and has given me ideas that will Research Foundation; Outstanding Physical Therapist, enhance my teaching, research and National Hemophilia Foundation, 1998 my physical therapy practice.” R. Scott Ward, PT, Ph.D. R. Scott Ward [ 16 ] In Review

College of Nursing

From the Dean Maureen R. Keefe, R.N., Ph.D., FAAN

y first year as Dean of the College of Nursing has been challenging, but extremely gratifying. We completed the renovation of our large classroom/auditorium on Mthe second floor and it is now a state-of-the-art learning facility for our students. The staff and faculty are dedicated to our students and to a quality of education that produces outstanding graduates who are in high demand. Faculty members also conduct clinical nursing research and provide a variety of clinical services to the community. We received federal funding that allows us to provide web-based education to nurses throughout the state and the country. Participants can qualify for a Ph.D. in cancer nursing or a masters for nurse practitioners. We also were chosen as one of only six sites in the country to pilot a nursing “Our venue was the Main Media residency program. Working with the University Hospital, this program will ensure Center at the Salt Palace used by the success of our graduates as they enter the workforce. 9,000 accredited newspeople from The national nursing shortage is most critical here in Utah where we need 1,500 around the world. When fully operational it had a staff larger additional nurses each year. We are providing leadership for the Utah Nursing than most Utah cities. The MMC Education Initiative and seeking more money to increase enrollment in all of the was the only venue credentialed to state’s nursing programs. In addition, we are increasing graduate enrollments to use nurse practitioners as providers. address the growing nursing faculty shortage. This was the first time in history NPs were utilized in the Games. Our challenge is doing more with even less state funding because of the revenue We were open 24 hours a day and shortfall. It is not a comfortable situation to be in, but we continue to work hard busier than expected, averaging 75 and bring our innovative thinking to this critical health care issue. In the meantime patients a day. It was a wonderful Utah can rest assured that our talented faculty, students and staff will keep us at the experience. We were well received forefront of the country’s Colleges of Nursing. by the media and it proved to be a terrific place to promote the NP practice. I think the biggest challenge was the occasional language barrier. 2002 Winter Olympic Position Translators were available but Nurse Practitioner, Main Media Center were not always familiar with University Position medical terminology. Trying to Clinical Instructor, Faculty, University of Utah sort out medications in Russian College of Nursing and German proved challenging. I ended up working extra shifts VA Medical Center Position due to the high number of patients Nurse Practitioner, Primary Care Clinics we were evaluating each day. They CLINICAL FOCUS: Primary Care Men’s Health loved us and often visited the Clinic just to update us on how they ACADEMICS: Masters of Science in Nursing, Graduate Certificate Gerontology, Certified Family Practitioner Penny Kaye Jensen, MS, were feeling. It was the experience APRN, FNP-C of a lifetime and I can honestly say PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Chair, Utah Nurse Practitioners, I would do it all over again.” 1998-2002; Member, American College of Nurse Practitioners; Member, American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Penny Kaye Jensen, MS, APRN, FNP-C Penny Kaye Jensen [ 17 ] In Review

University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics

From the Executive Director Richard A. Fullmer

uring my many years on the administrative team at University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics, I have acquired a deep appreciation for what it means to be at the forefront Dof health-care delivery. I am so proud and so lucky to help guide an institution that, as we say, is delivering “Tomorrow’s Medicine Today.” Over the last nine years we have won numerous awards, but the most cherished are those that rank us among the elite in the way we care for patients. We have earned these distinctions because of the collective work of our clinicians and staff. The remarkable medical care we offer requires leadership, commitment and investment in the future. Many of our investments are highly visible, such as the construction of the new Eccles Critical Care Pavilion and the new Huntsman Cancer Research Hospital. These exciting new facilities are made possible through the generous gifts of many University friends who are committed to ensuring the best possible medical care for the citizens of Utah and the Intermountain West. When the projects are completed, our physicians will have the facilities needed to expand specialty care programs for patients with ailments from the rare to the commonplace. Less visible, but critically important, are the investments we make in improving procedures. Over the past year, for example, by streamlining the admissions process and decreasing discharge time by four hours, we’ve succeeded in reducing the average patient length of stay by a half-day. “I worked with 16 International I look forward in the years to come to offering new and improved services to our physicians and therapists to determine patients and providing a stable, exciting and rewarding work environment for our staff which classification athletes would and faculty. I pledge our continued cooperation with all areas of the Health Sciences in compete in and also helped create creating the ultimate confluence of world-class patient care, education and research. medical manuals that included protocols and treatment strategies unique to Paralympic athletes. Extremely gratifying were the presentations Keith Barney and I did for over 5,000 volunteers on how to 2002 Winter Olympic/Paralympic Position respectfully host athletes and guests SLOC Paralympic Classification Coordinator; with disabilities. Paralympic Planning Coordinator for Olympic/Paralympic Village Medical Services Team I can honestly say that as wonderful as I thought the Paralympic experi- University Position ence would be…it was ten times Program Coordinator, Musculoskeletal/Neuro/Rehab better!! We worked long and hard for Services, Intermountain Spinal Cord Injury Center an outcome that was truly a once-in- CLINICAL FOCUS: Spinal Cord Injury a-lifetime opportunity. I was proud ACADEMICS: to represent University Hospital and Master’s degree in Therapeutic Recreation; Doctoral candidate, role of recreation and leisure in the Rehabilitation Center. It became Trish Jensen, M.A., M.T.R.S. adjusting to spinal cord injury apparent that the University Hospital had the expertise and resources to PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Member, Utah State Recreational get the job done.” Therapy Licensure Board; Member, Board of Directors SPLORE: Accessible Outdoor Adventures; Member, Trish Jensen, M.A., M.T.R.S. U.S. Senator Orrin Hatch’s Committee on Disability Issues Trish Jensen [ 18 ] In Review

Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library

From the Director Wayne J. Peay, M.S.

ook 500 miles in any direction from Salt Lake City and you will find we are the largest health sciences library and now our L services extend across continents and oceans. The Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library’s primary responsibility is to serve University of Utah students and faculty. The Library’s unique collection of resources and services is also utilized by health professionals, students, teachers and the general public throughout the Intermountain Area. A new initiative is underway to promote access to our vast reservoir of information from Utah’s public libraries. This last year the Library completed its first year of a contract from the National Library of Medicine serving as the Mid-continental Regional Medical Library in the National Network of Libraries of Medicine. In this capacity, we are coordinating the development of innovative information, resources and services in Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri. The Library has reached beyond state and national boundaries offering access to our collections to countries with very limited resources. Made possible in part by support from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we provide copies of articles via the Internet to libraries in Cyprus, Macedonia, Belarus, Bulgaria and Nepal. Advanced information technologies truly allow us to be a health sciences library for the world, while never reducing our commitment to our number one priority, serving the University of Utah. “As an Olympic volunteer, I had an opportunity to be part of an organiza- tion that was truly service-oriented. I was so impressed with the volunteer training needed to host the Games and the resulting positive outcome at the venue. I met many talented and dedicated volunteers, coaches and technicians from around the world. Each one offered their best so that the 2002 Winter Olympic/Paralympic Position athletes could focus on their race of a Timing Crew, Women’s Downhill, Super G and Combined lifetime. It was truly an inspiration. Downhill/Slalom Race Course, Snow Basin Ski Resort Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library Position The Eccles Library, likewise, Deputy Director exemplifies this spirit in its every day dedication to helping its patrons with PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION: Member, Medical Library information needs. While the Library Association; Distinguished Member, Academy of Health rarely gets to below-zero temperatures Information Professionals with a brisk mountain top wind, it is a challenge nonetheless to be your best for every occasion. I believe the Joan M. Stoddart, M.L.S. Olympic and Paralympic spirit will continue to glow around the Health Sciences campus for a long time. Joan M. Stoddart, M.L.S. Joan M. Stoddart [ 19 ] inHEADLINES the

Research at U. Offers New Hope to Paralyzed

Areas of the brain that process commands to move muscles still work after a spinal cord injury. The message just doesn’t get through. But University of Utah researchers hope to use those signals to let people U. Professor Elected with quadriplegia control devices like wheelchairs or robotic arms. And President of Group eventually, they hope to implant electrodes that will let them walk again. Dr. Steven D. Gray, a professor “What we’re trying to do—and not only us—is restore function in of otolaryngology, head and neck spinal-cord-injured patients,” said Richard Normann, professor surgery at the University of Utah of bioengineering and ophthalmology at the U. “The ultimate goal is to School of Medicine, is now president restore the ability to walk, to get out of a wheelchair and move around.” of the American Society of Pediatric Otolaryngology. He was elected at —Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois M. Collins; November 24, 2001. the group’s annual meeting.

(The society) is dedicated to improving health care of children U. Researcher Gets Backing for Brain Research with ear, nose and throat problems. A Midwestern neuroscience group with ties to manufacturing —Excerpted: Deseret News article; giant 3M is backing a University of Utah researcher who has November 24, 2001. figured out how to regrow damaged brain cells.

U. neuroscientist Maureen Condic’s work on the intrinsic, intracellular qualities of adult neurons is changing a 20-year-old belief that the cells’ extracellular environment U. Project May Help Save Eyes holds the key to regeneration. Scientists have preserved the vision of rats born

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Troy Goodman; with a predisposition to retinal disease by December 17, 2001. transplanting a retinal cell line from humans. The success in rats may spell future success in pre- serving the sight of humans with similar disease.

U. Team Links Lack “There are a lot of people with retinal diseases of Gene to Compulsive Disorders like age-related macular degeneration with really no treatment for them,” said Raymond D. Mice that groom themselves to the point Lund, who holds a doctorate and is a professor of inflicting injury may hold the secret to of ophthalmology and visual sciences at the behaviors associated with obsessive com- Moran Eye Center. After the transplant, “we’ve pulsive disorders, according to University shown the animals can see and tell whether stripes of Utah researchers. And that could mean are vertical or horizontal. That’s a nice, rather effective treatments in the future. important step before we think about heading

—Excerpted: Deseret News article toward a (human) patient with treatment.” by Lois M. Collins; January 3, 2002. —Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois M. Collins; December 17, 2001.

[ 20 ] U. Clinic Specializes in Diabetes

University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics will celebrate the U. to Study Tribes’ Health Woes opening of its new Utah Diabetes Center with an open house Wednesday from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Historically, Native American people have been “about the only population excluded The focus of the center is on self-management of diabetes. from research of this type that looks at why Besides providing information about the disease, which diseases occur and what the risk factors are. more than 116,000 Utahns have, the center offers full We know little about what causes their health treatment services. problems or which ones even exist,” said Marty Slattery, professor of family and The center, 615 Arapeen Drive, Suite 100 in Research Park, preventive medicine at the University of Utah is the only center of its kind in the Intermountain West. School of Medicine. —Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois M. Collins; She hopes that’s about to change, thanks to February 25, 2002. a five-year, $12 million grant from the National Cancer Institute that the U. will use to study American Indians and Alaska natives to learn about factors that influence health and prevent disease.

U. Professor Selected for Top Research Award —Excerpted: Deseret News article by Lois M. Collins; March 3, 2002. Sung Wan Kim, distinguished professor of pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry at the University of Utah College of Pharmacy, has been selected as the 2002 recipient of the Volwiler Research Achievement Award.

The award is given each year by the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy to recognize outstanding research achievement by a member pharmacy educator.

—Excerpted: Deseret News article; April 21, 2002.

Artificial Bone Is Implanted By U. Surgeon

A Utah doctor has implanted an artificial thighbone strung together with an experimental device that could U. Biologist Among Science’s Elite help cancer patients and others.

Mario Capecchi, a molecular biologist The prosthesis and fixation device, named Compress, who runs his own U. lab at Eccles Institute was installed in a 13-year-old Utahn who had lost his of Human Genetics, won the award along with upper femur to cancer. University of Utah orthopedic 13 other scientists and one engineer. surgeon R. Lor Randall called his first Compress implant a success. The National Medal of Science is considered America’s highest award for a lifetime-worth of Compress is described as an experimental fixation device achievements, said a White House statement. that uses a spring-like apparatus to attach the artificial hip and femur bone to the patient’s remaining bone. —Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by The device generates prosthesis-to-bone pressure, which Troy Goodman; May 10, 2002. mimics normal body movement and encourages mending, the statement said.

—Excerpted: Salt Lake Tribune article by Troy Goodman; June 14, 2002.

[ 21 ] Endowed Chairs at the University of Utah Health Sciences Center Fully Funded and Occupied or Fully Funded and Searches for Chair Holder in Progress

Endowed chairs are supported by endowments at two levels—the $1 million level (Endowed Chair) and the $1.25 million level (Presidential Endowed Chair). The University is honored to be the recipient of the generous gifts establishing these fully-funded endowed chairs. The Chairs provide key support to men and women who have distinguished themselves in teaching, research and community service.

Ross R. Anderson, M.D. William H. and Patricia W. Child Calvin S. and JeNeal N. Hatch Presidential Endowed Chair in Surgery Presidential Endowed Chair Honoring Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Established by Elliott V. Anderson Pioneering Utah Women in Medicine Chair Holder: Raymond D. Lund, Ph.D. in Honor of His Father Chair Holder: Anne G. Osborn, M.D. C. Charles Hetzel, Jr., M.D. and Chair Holder: Sean J. Mulvihill, M.D. Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby Presidential Alice Barker Hetzel Presidential D. Keith Barnes, M.D. and Endowed Chair in Human Genetics Endowed Chair in Otolaryngology Ida May “Dotty” Barnes, R.N. Chair Holder: Raymond F. Gesteland, Ph.D. Chair Holder: Steven D. Gray, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in the School of Medicine Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby Albert and Margaret Hofmann Presidential Endowed Chair in Nursing Endowed Chair in Orthopedic Research, Chair Holder: Randall W. Burt, M.D. Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress Department of Orthopedics Ida May “Dotty” Barnes, R.N. Chair Holder: Roy D. Bloebaum, Ph.D. and D. Keith Barnes, M.D. Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby and Presidential Endowed Chair John E. Bamberger Presidential Endowed Jon M. Huntsman Presidential in the College of Nursing Chair in the Health Sciences Center Endowed Chair in Urological Oncology in Honor of Robert A. Stephenson, M.D. Chair Holder: Linda K. Amos, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN Chair Holder: Mario R. Capecchi, Ph.D. Chair Holder: Robert A. Stephenson, M.D. Grant H. Beckstrand, M.D. and Mildred Annette Poulson Cumming Burrows Beckstrand Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in Mark H. Huntsman Endowed Chair Endowed Chair in Surgical Oncology Women’s and Reproductive Health in Advanced Medical Technologies Chair Holder: R. Kim Davis, M.D. Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress Chair Holder: Dennis L. Parker, Ph.D. H. A. and Edna Benning Cumming Presidential Thomas E. and Rebecca D. Jeremy Presidential Endowed Chair in Human Endowed Chair in Dermatology Presidential Endowed Chair Molecular Biology and Genetics Chair Holder: Gerald G. Krueger, M.D. for Arthritis Research Stephen M. Prescott, M.D. Chair Holder: H. James Williams, M.D. Chair Holder: Thomas D. Dee II Presidential H. A. and Edna Benning Presidential Endowed Chair in Genetics Ralph E. and Willia T. Main Presidential Endowed Chair in Neurology Chair Holder: Raymond L. White, Ph.D. Endowed Chair in Cancer Research Scholar Search in Progress Chair Holder: Mary Beckerle, Ph.D. Chair Holder: John A. Dixon, M.D. Presidential H. A. and Edna Benning Endowed Chair in the Health Sciences Ann G. and Jack Mark Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Eli Adashi, M.D. Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine in Obstetrics and Gynecology in Honor of Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Valois Egbert Presidential Endowed D. Ware Branch, M.D. Chair Holder: John P. Burke, M.D. Chair Holder: Chair in the Division of Rheumatology, H. A. and Edna Benning Presidential Department of Internal Medicine Governor Scott M. Matheson Endowed Chair in Radiology Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress Presidential Endowed Chair in Scholar Search in Progress Health Care and Health Management Chair Holder: Wilma T. Gibson Presidential Chair Holder: Richard J. Sperry, M.D., Ph.D. B. Lue and Hope S. Bettilyon Endowed Chair in Pediatrics Presidential Endowed Chair in Internal Chair Holder: Edward B. Clark, M.D. John A. Moran Presidential Endowed Medicine for Diabetes Research Chair in Ophthalmology George D. Gross, M.D. and Donald A. McClain, M.D., Ph.D. in Honor of Randall J Olson, M.D. Chair Holder: Esther S. Gross, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair Holder: Randall J Olson, M.D. Clarence M. and Ruth N. Birrer Chair in Family and Preventive Medicine Presidential Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress T. F. H. Morton, M.D. Presidential Endowed in the School of Medicine in Chair in Family and Preventive Medicine Nora Eccles Harrison Presidential Memory of Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Nielson, Chair Holder: George L. White, Ph.D. Dr. Karl O. Nielson, Dr. Kenneth A. Endowed Chair in Cardiology Nielson, Dr. Paul E. Nielson, and Chair Holder: William H. Barry, M.D. Louis H. Peery Presidential Endowed Chair Mr. Douglas W. Nielson in Nursing Established in Loving Memory Nora Eccles Harrison Presidential by His Son, Louis S. Peery, M.D. Chair Holder: Merle A. Sande, M.D. Endowed Chair in Rheumatology Chair Holder: Maureen R. Keefe, R.N., Ph.D., FAAN Chair Holder: Barry Cole, Ph.D.

[ 22 ] Louis S. Peery, M.D. and Janet B. Peery John Rex and Alice C. Winder Michael T. and Taylor Miller Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in the Presidential Endowed Chair in Endowed Chair in the Health Sciences Center Department of Orthopedic Surgery Internal Medicine in Honor of Anne Osborn and Ronald E. Poelman Chair Holder: Aaron Hofmann, M.D. Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in Radiology Chair Holder: Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Louis S. Peery, M.D. Presidential Dr. Don Merrill Rees Endowed Chair Endowed Chair in the Department Maxwell M. Wintrobe, M.D. Presidential in the Division of Infectious Diseases of Orthopedic Surgery Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine for the Investigation of Vector Borne Chair Holder: Harold K. Dunn, M.D. Chair Holder: James P. Kushner, M.D. Diseases Louis S. Peery, M.D. and Janet B. Peery Joseph J. Yager Presidential Dr. Leo T. Samuels and Presidential Endowed Chair in Nursing Endowed Chair in the School of Medicine Barbara K. Samuels Presidential Chair Holder: Kathy H. Mooney, Ph.D., R.N. Chair Holder: William T. Couldwell, M.D. Endowed Chair in Biochemistry Mary Scowcroft Peery Chairs That Are Established Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Presidential Endowed Chair Through Planned Gifts Presidential Endowed Chair in Established by Louis S. Peery, M.D., Cancer Research in Loving Memory of His Mother including anonymous gifts Chair Holder: Robert T. Burks, M.D. Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Rodney H. and Carolyn H. Brady Presidential Endowed Chair in the Attilio D. Renzetti, Jr., M.D. Presidential Endowed Chair in Division of General Internal Medicine Presidential Endowed Chair by the Hematology/Oncology in Honor of John H. Holbrook, M.D. Division of Respiratory, Critical Care and in Honor of John H. Ward. M.D. Occupational Pulmonary Medicine Harold J. (Steve) and Ardella T., and Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. and Helen T. Stevenson Presidential Chair Holder: John R. Hoidal, M.D. Katherine W. Dumke Endowed Chair in Rheumatology Christi T. Smith Endowed Chair in Presidential Endowed Chair in Honor of Daniel O. Clegg, M.D. Cardiology Research Established by Her for the Health Sciences Center Grandparents, Dee Glen and Ida W. Smith Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay Chair in the Health Sciences (1) Chair Holder: Scholar Search in Progress Presidential Endowed Chair in Medical Informatics (1) Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed Dee Glen and Ida W. Smith Chair in the Health Sciences (2) Endowed Chair in Cancer Research Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay Chair Holder: Frank Fitzpatrick, Ph.D. Presidential Endowed Chair Richard L. Stimson Presidential Endowed in Medical Informatics (2) Chair in the School of Medicine Clifford C. Snyder, M.D.— Far Eastern Presidential Endowed Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. and William H. and Edna D. Stimson Chair at the University of Utah Catherine B. Gates Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in the Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library Endowed Chair in Surgery School of Medicine Established by Chair Holder: Wayne J. Peay Richard L. Stimson in Honor of His Parents Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. and Ralph and Mary Tuck Catherine B. Gates Dean’s Presidential Anonymous Endowed Chair for the Advancement Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Planned Giving Chairs Chair Holder: Wolfgang Baehr, Ph.D. of Medical Education Endowed Chair in L. George Veasy, M.D. Presidential Marjorie Rosenblatt Goodman and Breast Cancer Research Endowed Chair in Pediatric Cardiology Jack Goodman Family Endowed Chair in the Division of Geriatrics Chair Holder: Robert E. Shaddy, M.D. Endowed Chair in Internal Medicine Val A. and Edith D. Green Presidential for Diabetes Research C. Scott and Dorothy E. Watkins Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology Endowed Chair in Pathology in Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology (1) Honor of Ernst J. Eichwald, M.D. The Wilford W. and Mildred D. “Millie” Endowed Chair in Ophthalmology (2) Chair Holder: Sherrie L. Perkins, M.D., Ph.D. Hagen Endowed Chair in Pediatrics Endowed Chair in Neurology Reverend George J. Weber Willard Snow Hansen Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in Endowed Chair in Cancer Research Endowed Chair in Pharmacy Immunology Established by Established in Loving Memory by Edith F. Weber in Honor of Her Husband His Daughter, Mary Boesche Endowed Chair Chair Holder: Raymond A. Daynes, Ph.D. in the School of Medicine John and June B. Hartman R. C. Willey Endowed Chair Presidential Endowed Chair in Cardiology Presidential Endowed Chair in Cardiology in Neuroradiology Dr. Nymphus Frederick Hicken, Presidential Endowed Chair H. Ric Harnsberger, M.D. Chair Holder: Alta Thomas Hicken, and Margarete in Ophthalmology Stahl Wilkin Hicken Endowed Chair George and Lorna Winder Presidential Presidential Endowed Chair in Pediatrics Endowed Chair in Neurosciences in Family and Preventive Medicine Chair Holder: Thomas N. Parks, Ph.D. Bruce and Patty Miller Endowed Chair in Radiology in Honor of David G. Bragg, M.D.

[ 23 ] Passages

Mary Boesche

“She really did have a wonderful way of and Justice. But it’s hard to hide an collecting friends and I think she probably outgoing personality and she soon ended kept them because she was so fun. She up doing public relations work at the loved to laugh and genuinely enjoyed being Federal Aviation Administration. with people.” Life took a right turn in 1945. She married That is the way her niece, Mitzi Brady, Frank Boesche, moved to Virginia, ran a describes Mary Boesche. It is a trait that kennel and sold real estate. stood her in good stead in both her personal Soon, however, she was lured back to and professional lives. She had a cheerful D.C. and what she described as the attitude and a grateful heart. She always “happiest experience” of her life. For two expressed her deep gratitude to everyone, decades she was public relations director whether it was an eye surgeon performing a for Dulles International Airport. delicate and complex operation or someone simply bringing her a glass of water. In 1995, having been widowed for 20 years, Mary returned to Utah to make There was, however, a lot more to Mary new friends in her old home state. than her cheerful countenance. Who would have thought that this girl who grew up in But old friends never forgot. Logan and Fielding, Utah, and lost both Rod Brady remembers walking through parents early in her life would feel equally Dulles Airport with her years after at home in the high powered world of her retirement and all he heard was a Washington, D.C.? But in 1940, after OESCHE steady string of “Hello Mary, Hello Mary, getting her education in Utah, she was off Hello Mary.” to the nation’s capital. World War II was on the horizon and Mary found herself working in the Departments of Treasury B

Frank Christensen

Frank Christensen was arguably the greatest athlete ever to come from the state of Utah, one of its most successful businessmen and a prodigious donor who also proved adept at seeking anonymity. A two-time football All-American at the “U” and still the school’s career scoring leader, he steadfastly avoided recognition banquets whenever he could.

Frank was starter at fullback and linebacker/defensive back for the 1935 world champion Detroit Lions, yet agreed to let the quarterback have his $100 per game raise because he was the leader of the team and Frank felt deserved it more.

He owned and operated a business that for years bore his name, yet avoided taking credit for its incredible success.

The seeming shyness was actually rooted in something deeper and more basic according to nephew, Jim Christensen. “Frank, had an absolute belief in the team concept, that no individual was greater than the team.”

What made Frank a success was a fierce competitive streak and a mind that could look at a problem or challenge and devise a solution with seeming ease. It was that mind that figured out how to use diamonds in giant earth drilling bits.

[ 24 ] Passages HRISTENSEN C The solution led to Christensen Diamond Products, which eventually became a worldwide business. Yet he was the kind of man that had an abiding faith in the sanctity of the handshake and a person’s word.

Frank always pushed people to go past their limits, to make things better and, to those who followed his urgings, he was intensely loyal. Says Jim Christensen, “I remember when the executives took salary cuts to keep people on the payroll. The company probably had a record number of quarter-century employees.”

He could be a hard man to work for, but “never demanded more than he was willing to give himself.”

Frank Christensen was named Utah’s greatest athlete, Sports Illustrated selected him as a silver anniversary All American, his business became the biggest of its kind in the world.

And it was all a team effort. But looking back, maybe Frank Christensen really did deserve that $100 raise.

Esther and George Gross

The two greatest passions in the lives of or the last prescription written. They After retiring, Esther started china painting, Esther and George Gross were medicine listed their home number in the phone and practiced the intricate art until shortly and each other. book and encouraged patients to call them before her death. day or night. After medical school and World War II They were world travelers. George spoke service for George, this couple from Ohio, But they were not one-dimensional. seven languages and with him leading the eventually set up a joint practice in Salt According to family friend Richard Skeen, charge they went where they wanted, when Lake, Esther as a pediatrician, George as both were avid gardeners. “All during the they wanted. The couple once visited an internist. They were two-career growing season, they were both out in the Pakistan during the height of a civil war, professionals long before it was in vogue. backyard, Esther in a nicely fashioned suit even after being warned not to. They took Throughout their busy lives they shared one and George in his scruffy old clothes.” public transportation to see the sights and car, so they could spend extra time together. walked the dangerous streets when neces- Both doctors had a thirst for knowledge sary. When asked about the dangers George Esther was an outgoing, vivacious woman and took classes at the “U” well into their replied, a bit off-handedly, “If it happens, it while George had a quieter, scholarly 80s. George took enough Spanish courses happens, but we wanted to see Pakistan.” bearing. Both firmly believed the number that he could have qualified for a major in one priority in medicine was to help people. the language. Both took math and computer That philosophy pretty much sums up the If they got paid in chickens and eggs, or not classes and late into their nineties were lives of Esther and George. They did things at all, it didn’t really matter as long as they still e-mailing family and friends throughout their way. What they did most of all was could help someone. the country. help those who were sick, and refused to let things like inconvenience or inability Remarkably these two partners in healing to pay get in their way. made house calls, invited ailing neighbors into their home for treatment and didn’t seek sleep until the last suture was stitched

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Margaret May

Many people move through life without leaving footprints. Margaret May seemed to be one of those. But it’s only because she wanted it that way. No fanfare, no fuss. However, as hard as she tried, she was not completely successful.

Margaret was dedicated to her chosen profession of teaching. It was a devotion to duty undoubtedly learned from her mother, Bertha, who was a practicing nurse most of her adult life, a span that included World War II. Margaret taught junior high school in Salt Lake City and there are many former students who still proudly bear Margaret’s imprint and remember the lessons learned under her tutelage. AY Family friend, Reed Merrill described Margaret as a “very gentle, sweet lady.” But underneath that veneer was an adventurous side. Merrill recalls that during the 50s when it was not commonly done, she and a friend would journey to some pretty unstable places together, locales such as Egypt and Central and Latin America. Even today these are not the easiest of places to travel. In the 1950s, for two single women, it could be uncommonly difficult.

However, for Margaret, it always came back to the lessons learned from her mother. In the end it was that respect which led Margaret to leave one last, very visible footprint on the University of Utah College of Nursing. M Margaret funded a scholarship in her mother’s name.

Glenn Olson

Glenn Olson was unwavering about being anonymously stuff.” They only found out following his death when they successful and invisibly generous. discovered numerous thank you notes for gifts received.

This gentle man with the square jaw and firm handshake Those who knew him always mention two other traits. possessed an acute business mind. He and his brother, His mother pounded the need for education into her just a couple of guys from Fairview, Utah, trying to make son; he passed it to his children and they to their children. their way in Southern California, began operating an egg You weren’t a member of Glenn Olson’s family without distribution business out of a garage. Olson Farms even- getting the message. tually became one of the world’s largest egg distributors. He also had the genuine philosophy that everyone should Under Glenn’s guidance the company partnered with be treated equally. Dow Chemical to produce the first polystyrene egg car- tons. This branched into other containers and the joint Daughter Christena Gates says, “It didn’t matter if it company, Dolco, became another Olson success story. A was the CEO of a major corporation or the farmhand story you wouldn’t hear from him. cleaning the hen house, Dad treated them both the same.”

He kept his generosity even quieter. His daughter Nancy That was the essence of Glenn Olson. Everyone was Davis says he made gifts to “other people, without us equal and he was no different, so why should he be the even knowing. My mother didn’t even know some of the one seeking recognition?

And he didn’t. It’s just that when you do so much, people can’t help but notice.

OLSON [ 26 ] 2002 Donor Report

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BENEFACTORS A distinction applied to donors who have contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling $1 million or more to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center.

individuals Valois Egbert*

Margaret Allen Amundsen* Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay

Elliott V. Anderson* Dr. Claudius Y.* and Catherine B.* Gates G. W. and Lee Anderson Jack and Marjorie R.* Goodman M. Russell and Barbara Ballard and Family

D. Keith* Barnes, M.D. and Val A. and Edith D. Green Ida May “Dotty”* Barnes, R.N. Drs. George D.* and Dr. Grant H.* and Esther S.* Gross Mildred Burrows* Beckstrand John and June B. Hartman A. E.* and Rosemary Benning Calvin S. and JeNeal N. Hatch B. Lue* and Hope S.* Bettilyon Dr. C. Charles* Hetzel, Jr., and Clarence* and Ruth N.* Birrer Alice B.* Hetzel

Mary H. Boesche* Dr. William I. and Setsuko Higuchi

Rodney H. and Jon and Karen Huntsman Carolyn Hansen Brady Thomas E.* and J. Gordon* and Betty* Browning Rebecca D.* Jeremy

Kenneth P.* Burbidge, Jr., and Joseph H. Kelley and Sally R. Burbidge Esther J.* Kelley

William H. and Patricia W. Child Edwin L.* and Grace G. Madsen

Carmen M. Christensen Ralph E.* and Willia T.* Main

Helen Lowe Bamberger Colby* Jack* and Ann* Mark

Ian M. and Annette P. Cumming Michael T. and Taylor Miller

The Thomas D. Dee II Family John A. Moran

Katherine W. and E. R. Dumke, Jr. Richard K. and Maria A. Obyn

Joe and Alexandra Dwek James Packer

George S.* and The Kerry Packer Family Dolores Doré* Eccles

[ 28 ] Dr. Louis S.* and Janet B.* Peery corporations Emma Eccles Jones Foundation and foundations Ronald E. Poelman and W. M. Keck Foundation Anne G. Osborn, M.D. Abbott Laboratories Fund Eli Lilly and Company Sylvia Prahl-Brodbeck American Cancer Society Jack D. and Grace F. Madson Dr. Thomas D. and Natalie B. Rees Associated Regional and Foundation University Pathologists Bertram H. and Ben B. and Iris M. Margolis Janet Marshall Schaap Associated University Foundation Pathologists, Inc. L. S. and Aline W. Skaggs Lucille P. Markey Charitable Trust The Burroughs Wellcome Fund Ida W. Smith and Dee Glen* Smith G. Harold and Leila Y. Mathers The Church of Jesus Christ Foundation Ryan, Scott and Nicholas Smith of Latter-day Saints The Estate of Theodore and Ciba-Geigy Corporation Thomas C. Mathews, Jr. Mary Ann Stanley and Sons The Dr. Ezekiel R. and Muscular Dystrophy Association Harold J. and Eleanor Eccles Steele Edna Wattis Dumke Foundation Ortho Pharmaceutical Corporation Harold J.*, Ardella T.*, and George S. and Helen T.* Stevenson Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Primary Children’s Foundation Pediatric Research Fund Richard L. Stimson Marriner S. Eccles Foundation Research To Prevent Arthur and Haru Toimoto Willard L. Eccles Charitable Blindness, Inc. Foundation Mary M. Tuck* Ross Products Division FHP Foundation Abbott Laboratories Keith A. and Amy Van Horn Fidelity Investments Charitable Stanley Research Foundation Reverend George J.* and Fund Edith F.* Weber Nora Eccles Treadwell Foundation General Instrument Corporation Dr. Orson W.* and Dora D.* White Anonymous Glaxo Wellcome, Inc. George* and Lorna* Winder Howard Hughes Medical Institute John Rex* and Alice C.* Winder Huntsman Cancer Foundation Dr.* and Mrs.* Maxwell M. Wintrobe Huntsman Corporation Employees Joseph J. Yager* Intermountain Health Care Anonymous

*DECEASED

[ 29 ] University of Utah Health Sciences Center 2002 Donor Report PATRONS A distinction applied to donors who have contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling $500,000-$999,999 to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. individuals Dr. Webster S. S. and corporations and foundations Alice L.* Jee William E.* and Caroline Strom Allen Dr. D. Rees* and American Registry of Pathology Eleanor T.* Jensen John W. Athens, M.D. and Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Georgia R. Athens Skip and Kimberly Klintworth Ciba Specialty Chemicals Fred F.* and Freida Lee Auerbach Dr. Leland O.* and Deseret Management Corporation Avanelle W.* Learned Reed W. Brinton Dialysis Research Foundation T. G. “Bud” and Barbara Mahas George W.* and Max C. Fleischmann Foundation Beatrice B.* Carter Bruce and Patty Miller Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. Elbert F. and Marie* Christensen Sherman R.* and Marjorie E.* Oblad John C. and Bliss L. Hubbard Joseph T. Crockett, M.D.* Foundation Dennis L. Parker, Ph.D. and Margaret Cronkite* Anne J. Parker Kennecott Corporation Leslie W. Davis* Mary Louise and Ben E. Rawlings Merck & Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Droschkey Rudolph P.* and Edna S.* Reese Pfizer, Inc. Gordon E. Drummond* Dr. Leo T.* and Pharmacia & Upjohn Barbara K. Samuels The Spencer S. Eccles Family Pharmacia, Inc. Helene Druke Shaw* Lockwood W.* and Pharmacia Ophthalmics Dorothy B.* Ferris Lillian Rich Simister* Picker International, Inc. Alan and Beverly Frank Dr. Ewart A.* and Grace P.* Swinyard Primary Children’s Medical Center Simon* and Suzanne* Frank C. Scott and Dorothy E.* Watkins A. H. Robins Company, Inc. Wilma T. Gibson* Stephen A. and Elaine Wynn Salomon Smith Barney Gayle R. Gordon* Olive S. Young* Schering Plough Research Institute Dr. C. Charles* Hetzel, Jr. and Dorothy B.* Hetzel Skaggs Companies, Inc.

Dr. N. Frederick* and Symbion, Inc. Maggie Hicken TheraTech, Inc. Aaron A. Hofmann, M.D. University Hospital Auxiliary

Utah Lions’ Eye Bank

[ 30 ] ASSOCIATES A distinction applied to donors who have contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling $100,000-$499,999 to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. individuals Willard L.* and Ruth P.* Eccles Roscoe B. Anderson, M.D. and LaDorna Eichenberg Joan C. Critchlow, M.D. The William C. Fagergren Family Merle Ashton* Mary Marshall Fitch* Lydia B. Barkley David L.* and Blanche E.* Freed Dr. R. David and Eldon L.* and Winona A.* Frost Mary Beth Beck David P. and Sheila S. Gardner Calvin A.* and Hope Fox Eccles* Behle Thomas and Anna Gerrity Dr. Eric R. Biedermann Mr. and Mrs. James Craig Gilbert John and Toni Bloomberg Reece and Shirley Ann Stobbe Goodrich Mark M. Boucek, M.D. Perry and Marty Granoff H. Roger and Sara S. Boyer James F.* and Joyce E. Harris John H.* and Orah* Brandt Lawrence Harvey* Melvin T.*, Jean R.* and Fern B. Briggs Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Hayward Calvin Reed Brown, M.D. Darlene H. Hobson R. Harold* and Maybelle Covey* Burton Mr.* and Mrs.* James E. Hogle, Sr. Dona Call Alvilda N. Taylor Hooper* Dr. Justin D. and Jeff and Stacy Hornacek Barbara Weaver Call Family Trust Gloria N. and Warren* and Jessica Cannon Richard A. Irion, M.D. Robert S. and Beth M.* Carter Ellis and Katie Ivory Robert R.* and Vera S.* Cederlof Hilga L. Johnson* Frank L. Christensen* J. George* and Velma Rife* Jones Rodney H. and Sally E. Christensen Kirtly Parker Jones, M.D. Russell B. Clark, M.D. The Robert A. Judelson Family Edward W.* and Betty J.* Clyde Edward C. Klatt, M.D. Earl L. Cochran* Diane G. Kolff Floyd and Mary Anne Cooper Janke C. H. Kolff Alan and Margaret Crandall Willem J. Kolff, M.D. Leota Craner Dr. and Mrs. Roy Kuramoto Rex and Phyllis Crosland Janet Quinney Lawson Cheryl B. Dalley George Allen* and Merline C. Leaming Margaret E. Dixon, Ph.D. Leonard J. and Lois Lewis David A. Dolowitz, M.D.* and Frances Dolowitz* and Family M. Scott Linscott, M.D. and Nora L. Linscott Dr. Raymond C. and Bobbie Doucette Edmund W. Dumke *DECEASED

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Steven J. and Kalleen Lund Josephine F. and J. Mark Rose corporations and foundations and Family Joseph* and Evelyn Rosenblatt Alexander “Tuffy”* and Herbert D. Ruttenberg, M.D. 3Com Anne Mark Max T. Sabour 3M Dr. John H. and Adeza Biomedical Corporation Helen M.* Marsden B. F. and Lynda Sammons ADR Ultrasound In Memory of Andrew J. and Carolyn Rice Schilly Thomas Kearns McCarthey Mildred C. Schwedler* Albertson’s Richard L. and Joanne S. McGillis Dr. James R. and Mary Jo Scott Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Dr. Drew B.* and Dorothy L. Shields* Allergan, Inc. Utahna B.* Meilstrup Winston Shipp* Allergan Medical Optics Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mellott Mr. and Mrs. David E. Simmons ALSAM Foundation Herbert I.* and Elsa B.* Michael Glen M.* and Josephine C.* Sims The Amalgamated Sugar Company Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Miller Jay A. and Ruth Smart Amaric Corporation Bruce R. and Evelyn S. Mills In Memory of American Cyanamid Company Donald and Barbara Moore Wayman R. Spence, M.D. American Express Foundation In Memory of Carlyle F. Stout, M.D. American Express Benjamin Edward Moran Dr. and Mrs. David A. Symond Philanthropic Program G. Mitchell and June M. Morris Barbara Tallmadge, R.N. American Health Assistance Mr. and Mrs. Vernal J. Mortensen Foundation Obert C.* and Grace Tanner Don and Joy Nelson American Iron & Steel Institute Karen Lee and Mickey Taylor Paul E. Nielson* American Medical Association Alice G. Telford Shirley Norton American Society of Cataract and Marilyn S. Tennity* Refractive Surgery Elinor Oakes* Dr. Stephen R. and Valerie W. Terry American Stores Company Dr. William D. and The Thurzal Q.* Terry Family Margaret F. Odell AMGEN Dr. Michael P. and Mary Jane Teske Gordon M. and Marcia Olch Applied Informatics E. Parry and Peggy C. Thomas H. Glenn* and Geraldine W. Olson Aris Vision, Inc. Lorrane Tyndale* Dr. Randall J and Ruth Olson Astra USA, Inc. Dr. Stephen C. and Christine Voss William H.* and AstraMerck Margaret D.* Olwell Ruth S. Walker and Jacob E. Bamberger Memorial Elizabeth Steed Walker* Dr. Virgil J. and Foundation Jacquelyn A. Parker John M.* and Glenn Walker* Wallace Ruth Eleanor and John Ernest Gus and Barbara Paulos Maurice* and Inez* Warshaw Bamberger Memorial Foundation Wanda Peccole Inga Frenkel Weil, M.D. Bankers Trust Company Sara H. Perry* Trent H., Jr. and Mary Wells Beckstrand Cancer Foundation Audrey Noall Peterson M. Harve Williams* Becton Dickinson Foundation Jane Dooly Porter Harold H. Wolf, Ph.D. and Beneficial Life Insurance Company Joan S. Wolf, Ph.D. Betty F. Probst Berlex Laboratories, Inc. Elliott Mitchell* and Arlene O. and Bristol-Myers Squibb Judith W. Wolfe Alan T. Rappleye, M.D. Edward L. Burton Foundation Howard* and Elinor Wolff Robert L. and Joyce Rice R. Harold Burton Foundation Dr. Harry C. and Jean A. Wong Dr. J. Charles and Jasmine F. Rich CaP CURE In Memory of Don W. Wortley Jack R.* and Hazel M. Robertson Capintec, Inc. Castle Foundation

[ 32 ] Christina Foundation, Inc. McNeil Consumer Sorenson Development, Inc. Cisco Systems Products Company St. Mark’s Hospital The Commonwealth Fund Mead Johnson & Company (Formerly Columbia/ HCA Healthcare Corporation) CPEC, Inc. Medforte Research Foundation Menley & James Laboratories, Ltd. Sterling-Winthrop CTRC Research Foundation Research Institute Merck Sharp & Dohme Cura Capital Corporation Stewart Education Foundation CYTEC Industries, Inc. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Annie Taylor Dee Foundation Mountain Bell Foundation Stichting Benevolentia Foundation L. T. and Janet T. Dee Foundation National Multiple Sclerosis Society StorageTek Foundation —Utah Chapter Deseret News Publishing Company Storz Instrument Company Murex Foundation Katherine W. and Stratford Foundation National Basketball Association Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Foundation Sun Microsystems, Inc. Norwich Eaton Educational Resource Development Surdna Foundation Council (ERDC) Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Swire Coca-Cola, USA Enka Glanzstoff AG Organon, Inc. O. C. Tanner Company Expression Genetics, Inc. Orthopedic Surgery Seminars, Inc. Terumo Corporation Far Eastern Foundation The David & Lucile Packard Foundation Tiger Oil Company The Foundation Fighting Blindness Pepsi-Cola Company Triton Biosciences, Inc. First Security Bank of Utah Samuel C. and Myra G. Powell TRW, Inc. Franklin Covey Foundation Union Pacific Employee The Helene Fuld Health Trust The Procter & Gamble Company Matching Gift Program Genentech, Inc. Quest Diagnostics Nichols Institute Union Pacific Foundation General Electric S. J. & J. E. Quinney Foundation U. of U. Department of Radiology Geoli Investment Company Radionics, Inc. University of Utah Hospital The J. Paul Getty Trust Radionuclides in Nephrology University of Utah Glenwood, Inc. Research Industries Corporation Neuropsychiatric Institute The Good Works Institute, Inc. Research Medical Incorporated U S West John A. Hartford Foundation Richards Memorial Utah Lions’ Foundation Cora T. Hayward Educational Trust Medical Foundation Utah Pain Research Foundation HCM Graphic Systems, Inc. Ross Laboratories Utah Power & Light Company ICI Americas, Inc. Ross Products Division Utah Showdown IOLAB Corporation RSNA Research and Volunteer Services/ Education Foundation University Hospital IVAC Corporation Samyang Corporation Warner-Lambert Company Janssen Research Foundation Sandoz, Inc. Maurice Warshaw Foundation Kresge Foundation Schwarz Pharma AG Wells Fargo The Kroc Foundation Searle Research & Development Western Institute of Janet Quinney Lawson Foundation Shionogi & Company, Ltd. Neuropsychiatry LDS Hospital Siemens-Elema Ventilator Systems Robert Whyte— Lipocine, Inc. Audant Pty Limited Signetics Corporation MacroMed, Inc. Wyeth Ayerst Laboratories SmithKline Beckman Corporation Marconi Medical Systems SmithKline Beecham Foundation Mark Family Foundation SmithKline Beecham Mayo Clinic Pharmaceuticals *DECEASED

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FOUNDERS Apple Computer, Inc. A distinction applied to donors who have Applied Technology, Inc. contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling Arthritis Foundation, Utah/ $50,000-$99,999 to the University of Idaho Chapter Utah Health Sciences Center. Ashton Family Foundation individuals AstraZeneca Sam and Kathleen Alacano A T & T Echomae Anderson* Aventis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Dr. Richard Lee and Susan Anderson Bamberger-Allen Foundation Cindy and Mitchell F. Barney, M.D. Barnes Hind, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Belsey Bausch & Lomb Surgical The A. Kyle* and Lael S. Bettilyon Family Boart Longyear Barbara Burnett Bernard I. Grosser, M.D. and Boston Scientific Corporation Dr. Nelson A. and Amy Burton Karen J. McArthur Burton Family Foundation Louis H. and Ellen G. Callister Nick* and Dale Anne Meagher Cadwell Laboratories, Inc. Dr. George Eastman* and Robert B. Mee* Century 21 of The Rocky Mountains Helene Cartwright Calvin P. Midgley, M.D.* Chugai Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd. Dr. Kenneth B.* and Mark and Kathie Miller and Family Clear Channel Communication Heloise Snow Armstrong* Castleton Richard D. Movitz Colorado State University Foundation F. W. “Wint” Champ* Elizabeth Neiberger Control Data Corporation Mrs. Walter E. Cosgriff* Alma Nemir* Conwed Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Allen W. Cowley Peggy A. Norton, M.D. Coopervision Dwight P. Cruikshank, M.D. Dr. Alex G.* and Bess Oblad The Cottonwood Hospital John E. Edwards* Emerald Odom* Medical Center Jessie* and Patrick* Fitzgerald Dan O’Laurie* Criticare Systems, Inc. Fay Fletcher Larue Olsen Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Kendall D.* and Betty M. Garff Stanley C. Olsen DAV Thrift Stores Trustees Dr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Godfrey Dr. and Mrs. James Lamar Parkin Delta Airlines Ernest W. Hahn* Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad Margaret Harrop* Raymond R. Peterson and Deseret Medical, Inc. Mary E. Hercik* Judith C. Peterson Deseret Pharmaceutical, Inc. Ryan, Tyler and Abby Hornacek Dr. Steven and Susan Prescott Deseret Power Bruce* and Maria K. Houtchens Esther Pritchard* Devonshire Foundation Nancy C. and Dennis C. Hughes, M.D. Marjorie Riches-Gunn Diateck Medical Technology Incorporated Blaine and Nancy Huntsman Bunny and Martha* Rieser and Family M. J. DiBiase/Simmons Contracting Dr. Marcus Jacobson* and David Rose* Digital Equipment Corporation Ruth A. Kurzbauer Marigold N. Saunders* Dow Chemical Company Ann A. and Leonard W.* Jarcho Harris H. and Amanda P. Simmons Dow Corning Corporation John W. and Helen B.* Jarman Harry S. Sloane* DuPont Jody and Arlen K. Jarrett, M.D. Victoria Rees* and Kelly W. Smith, M.D. ENZON Kenneth and Noriene Jee R. Sterling and Marilyn F. Spafford Henry W. and Leslie M. Eskuche Edith M. Jennings* Don and Sandy Stanutz Foundation Joseph S.* and Marjorie A. Jones Dr. William and Ruth K. Stone Ethicon, Inc. Donald Kalman R. Anthony Sweet Fairchild-Martindale Foundation Richard E. Kanner, M.D. Dr. Robert L. and Terrie Hillier Treft First Security Bank of Idaho Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Kjeldsberg Pamela C. and Ronald L.* Urry, Ph.D. Fraternal Order of Eagles, Neil and Edie Kochenour Keith and Susan Warshaw Ladies Auxiliary Gerald G. Krueger Dr. Lawrence and Delores M. Weaver Fred Meyer Kihong Kwon, M.D. Dr. Ray and Joan White General Electric Medical Systems The Jerome J. Landa Family Dr. Neal Whitman Geneva Steel Max B., Virginia E.* and Karen V. Lewis Emerson C. Willey* Glenbrook Laboratories H. William Lichtenberger Kenneth L. Williams Family Grand Central Stores Allan M. Lipman, Jr. and Kay W. Lipman Anonymous William H. & Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation Mr.* and Mrs. Edmund Wattis Littlefield corporations Helms Foundation, Inc. Marcia J. Litzinger, M.S., M.D. and foundations Hereditary Nephritis Foundation Dr. Robert E.* and Evelyn M.* Long Alcoa Foundation Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Company, Inc. Arch L.* and Margaret D. H.* Madsen Alcon Surgical, Inc. Hoggan Health Industries, Inc. Rick Majerus American Drug Stores, Inc. Holy Cross Ministries Bob and Debi Marshall and Family American Epilepsy Society HOWA Construction, Inc. W. P.* and Barbara J. Marshall American Kidney Fund Howard Foundation Margaret May* American Medical Optics Huish Detergents, Inc. BP Amoco Foundation

[ 34 ] Huntsman Cancer Institute Employees Utah Idaho Sugar Company Evelyn R. Gootee* Insutech, Inc. Utah Open John H. Haines, M.D. Intermedics Intraocular, Inc. Van Cott, Bagley, Cornwall & McCarthy Wesley G. Harline, M.D. and Family Iomed, Inc. Vanguard Media J. Floyd and Carol L. Hatch Gleason W. Irwin Trust Ladies Auxiliary VFW Guy W.* and Marie* Heric Jewish Community Federation William Volker Fund James N. Herron, Ph.D. Johnson & Johnson, Inc. Welfide Corporation Frank G. Hickey Kenneth E. and Becky H. Johnson Winthrop Pharmaceuticals Karen Hillier, RRT Foundation ZCMI Jerald C. Hinshaw, Ph.D. Kabi Pharmacia Zimmer Jackson Associates Phil and Gloria Horsley Kearns-Tribune Corporation Zions First National Bank Richard K. Hughes, M.D. Kidney Foundation of the Netherlands Anonymous Dan and Kim Huish Kimberly-Clark Corporation Chris M. and Mary Kay Harper Ireland Kolmar Laboratories, Inc. DISTINGUISHED Dr. George Gee and Amy C. Jackson Lucerne Products, Inc. PRESIDENT’S CLUB Dr. William S.* and Jane H. Jordan Marion Laboratories, Inc. A distinction applied to members of Barbara F. Kampen Markle Foundation the President’s Club who have Ilan and Linda Kaufthal Marnell Corrao Associates, Inc. contributed or bequeathed gifts totaling Evelyn R. Kibbe Marnell Foundation $25,000-$49,999 to the University of Therus C. Kolff, M.D., M.P.H. Utah Health Sciences Center. MC Technology Company Dr. Stephen A.* and Josette M.* Kuby Medtronic Bio-Medicus, Inc. individuals Barbara and Frank Layden Medtronic Sofamor Danek Linda K. Amos, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN Xiao Jian Li, M.D. Merz & Co. GMBH & Company John Nels Anderson, M.D. Arthur G. Lipman, Pharm.D. and Mountain Fuel Supply Company John R. and Karen J. Anderson Representative Patrice M. Arent The National Neurofibromatosis Norman S. Anderson, M.D. and John L. Loeb, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Virginia W. Anderson Patrick Lyons Netherlands Heart Association Marvin L. and Lynn Arent Don A. and Marjorie W. Mackey New York Community Trust Mr. and Mrs. W. Melbourne Armstrong Helen C. Marsh* NeXstar Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Haven J. and Bonnie Rae Barlow Dr. A. Wayne Meikle and Novartis Pharma, Inc. M. Bastian Family Sharon Woodruff Meikle Nycomed Amersham Janette C. Hales Beckham Harold W. and Lois Freimuth Milner Osco Drug, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bennett Art U.* and Blanche T.* Miner PacifiCorp Foundation David L. Berliner, M.D. In Honor of John and Marcia Moody Parke Davis & Company Denise E. and Jack Bernhisel Frederick A. Moreton, Jr. and Gus Paulos Chevrolet, Inc. Jack Binion Lucy Wilkins Moreton G & L Pfeiffer Research Foundation F. Marian Bishop, Ph.D., MSPH and Chase Morsey, Jr. James Picker Foundation Robert E. Froelich, M.D. Lillian M. Nail, Ph.D., APRN, FAAN Questar Corporation Donald R. Bowes Thomas L. and Dolores Powell Nickens Qwest Eleanor T. Brady* Helga Kolb Normann, Ph.D. Reader’s Digest Foundation Helena A. Brinton* Kenneth H. Olsen Junior E. and Blanche B. Rich Foundation Lorna Siddoway Broadbent Lester G.* and Reva P.* Olson The Ryan Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Wallace S. Brooke J. W. “Bill” and Wanda Pace Salt Lake Buzz Calvin Buhler, M.D. Lonnie E. Paulos, M.D. Salt Lake Clearing House Drs. Vern L. and Bonnie* Bullough Wesley J. and Susan F. Phillips Salt Lake Regional Medical Center Conrad S. Carlson* Donald L. and Suzanne N. Pisciotta Sandoz Foundation Howard and Betty Clark Barbara B. Prince Selway Foundation Lyman L. Cromer* Mildred D. Quinn* Silicon Graphics, Inc. Drs. Antonio G. and Maria Cutillo Kathryn Ramsey* Smith’s Management Corporation Mary Middleton Dahl, M.D. and Dr. Grant M. Reeder Square D Foundation Douglas S. Dahl, M.D. Helen Winters Reynolds* Staar Surgical Company David Dayton and Vanessa Dayton, M.D. Duane E. Ruffner The Standard Oil Company Candace Cartwright Dee and Frank A. Schreck State University of New York Foundation Thomas D. Dee III Rebecca B. Setterberg Swire Bottlers, Inc. James H. Devries Shabnam R. and Udipi R. Shettigar, Ph.D. Syntex Laboratories, Inc. In Memory of Dr. and Mrs.* Clifford C. Snyder Jacquelyn Marie Erbin, M.D. Telios Pharmaceuticals Mary Ellen B. and Kevin Finnegan, M.D., Ph.D. Travenol Laboratories, Inc. Edward G. Southwick, M.D. Joan B. and John H. Firmage Harriet D. Travis Foundation M. Paul Southwick, M.D. and John W. “Jack” and Grace Mary* Gallivan Beverly Brockbank Southwick U. S. Elite Coaches Association/ Women’s Gymnastics Connie L. Gardner Mary S. and Sam W. Souvall United Way of the Great Salt Lake Area Senator and Mrs. Jake Garn Mano Swartz Frederic A. Gibbs, Sr. David P. Synhorst, M.D. In Memory of Lowell A. Glasgow, M.D. *DECEASED

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Floyd Tyler Tanner Cooper Laboratories, Inc. Mark Investment Company Clyde and Vera Turner Coronary Heart Disease Research The J. Willard and Alice S. Marriott Edward M. Vietti* Crescent Cardboard Company Foundation I. J.* and Jeanne* Wagner Cyberonics, Inc. Masonic Foundation of Utah, Inc. Susan S. and M. Walker Wallace Dain Rauscher, Inc. Masonic Pharmaceuticals, Inc. James C. and Michelle McRea Warenski Davis Oil Company Matrix Pharmaceutical, Inc. Maysie E. Watts DAW Technologies, Inc. Meadow Gold Dairies Dorothy A. White, M.D. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Medtronic Sofamor Danek Donald M. Willey and Joleen S. Willey The Camille and Management, Inc. LaVonda B. and Dr. Glenn C.* Wilson Henry Dreyfus Foundation The Charles E. Merrill Trust Dr. Burke L. and Helen H. Winget Dreyfus Medical Foundation Metromedia Company In Memory of Blaine O. Wood Elan Corporation Milken Family Medical Foundation Mari Lou Wood Willena G. Ellison Trust Mark Miller Toyota Dr. J. Walter and Betty G. Woodbury Elsevier Sciences Publishing B V Mirage Resorts, Inc. Virginia Latses Zambukos* C. R. England & Sons, Inc. M. E. Muller Foundation Buddy and Julie Zarbock Evangelical Lutheran Church in America National Fund for Medical Education A. Robert Zeff Leone E. Fackrell Memorial Loan Fund National Neurofibromatosis Foundation Anonymous Finkelstein, Thompson & Loughran Nierstichting Nederland corporations First Security Foundation Nordling Foundation and foundations The Fluor Foundation Norland Medical Systems, Inc. Freed Investment Company Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Acuson Corporation W. L. Gore and Associates, Inc. Foundation Clay Adams Division North American Philips Corporation of Becton-Dickinson & Company Haemonetics Corporation H. Claire Haines Trust North American Society Alberta Heritage Foundation of Pacing & Electrophysiology, Inc. Hamilton Bonaduz AG Allegiance Healthcare Corporation Northwest Pipeline Corporation The Allstate Foundation Hanford Environmental Health Foundation Nova Chemicals, Inc. Alza Corporation Hansen Mechanical Contractors, Inc. Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation American Critical Care Harmon City, Inc. Novell, Inc. American Express Travel Related Services Jay Dee Harris Truck & Equipment Nuclear Medical Laboratory, Inc. American Hoechst Corporation Health Outcomes Management, Inc. Ralph Nye Charitable Foundation American Industrial Hygiene Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundation Occupational Physicians Scholarship Fund American Intraocular Implant Society Heckman Foundation Ohio Medical Products American Occupational Ohmeda Medical Association Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway Foundation Ohmeda Medical Systems American Pharmaceutical Association Hercules Aerospace Okland Construction Company Amirsys, Inc. Hercules Matching Fund Orthologic Corporation A T & T Information Systems The HLA Registry Foundation, Inc. Orthopedic Consultants Dale Barton Agency F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG & Company Paradigm Biosciences, Inc. Baxter Healthcare Corporation Howmedica, Inc. Parent Project for Becton Dickinson Vascular Access, Inc. Husky Oil Company Muscular Dystrophy Research Bergen Brunswig Corporation IBM International Foundation Payless Drug Stores Beecham Laboratories ICN Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Albert Penick Fund The Berlex Foundation, Inc. Idaho Community Foundation, Inc. Pharmacia-Iovision Bingham Canyon Lions Club Il Yang Pharmaceutical Company Pharmadigm, Inc. Binion’s Horseshoe Hotel & Casino Illinois Masonic Medical Center Photofrin Medical, Inc. Biogen Research Corporation Impart Group, Inc. Constance Pickell Trust Biomed Research Institute Incontrol Incorporated John Price Foundation of New Mexico Professional Firefighters of Utah Bloomberg Foundation Interferon Sciences, Inc. Ioptex Incorporated Profile Medica BLT2 Trust Raytheon Company Boehringer Ingelheim, Ltd. Ioptex Research, Inc. ISN Forefronts in Nephrology Reader’s Digest Association, Inc. Brencanda Foundation Regence Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Utah Brighton Bank JWP Dynalectric Company of Nevada Key Bank Luther I. Replogle Foundation Century Steel, Inc. The Rest of the Jazz Jane Coffin Childs Memorial Fund Key Pharmaceuticals, Inc. La Haye Laboratories, Inc. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Chiron Corporation Hal Riney & Partners, Inc. Cirque Du Soleil, U.S., Inc. Howard and Evelyn Larson Foundation Leucadia Aviation, Inc. Robertson Stephens & Company Clipped Wings, U A Roche Laboratories CoCensys, Inc. Leucadia National Corporation The Lichtenberger Foundation Roche Pharmaceuticals Columbia Charitable Foundation Winnifred Rollo Trust Controlled Therapeutics Corporation Linfox Group Longyear Company Sunny and Abe Rosenberg Foundation Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation

[ 36 ] Roswell Park Alliance Foundation PIONEER CLUB Chase N. and Grethe B. Peterson Rubicon, Inc. A distinction applied to donors who George C. Pingree, M.D. and Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell have established or bequeathed Anne C. Pingree Cancer Fund endowments totaling $10,000-$24,999 Herm B.* and Barbara M. Prater, Ph.D. Salt Lake City Knee Research Foundation to the University of Utah Health Dr. and Mrs Linn R. Rockwood Sciences Center. Salt Lake City Marriott Dr. and Mrs. Robert O. Ruhling F. Fox & L. Samuels Foundation, Inc. individuals Joe Sargetakis and Sankyo Company, Ltd. Russell G.* and Vila C. Allen Paula Swaner-Sargetakis Scrip Card Enterprises, Inc. Dr. David R.* and Isabelle* Atherton Dr. Anthony* and Myrtle G. Simone G. D. Searle and Company Scott L. Bailey The Lowell D. Smith Family Shell Oil Company Foundation Dr.* and Mrs. Edgar W. Barber Maxine Hudson Stowell, MSW Showtech Jack* and Pat Blake Dan J.* and Viella C.* Swindle Solitron Devices, Inc. Lorna S. Broadbent Lon W. and Mary K. Watson Sorenson Research James W. and Susan S. Christiansen Usher T.* and Barbara H. West, Ph.D. Southern Wine and Spirits of Nevada Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Clark T. E.* and Liz Wilder Spalding/Hogan T. William* and Mary* Cockayne Dr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Wilson Sysco Intermountain Food Services Max P.* and Sara* Cowan Dr. Dixon* and Donna B. Woodbury Tambrands, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. L. Dale Cruse Dr. Glenn H. and Margaret C. Wyler TAP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Royden G. and Allie Derrick Anonymous L. Shirley and Jordan M. Tark Foundation Sherman R. Dickman, Ph.D. Texaco Foundation, Inc. corporations Dr. John A.* and Karma J. Dixon and foundations Thiokol Corporation Paul and Joann Dwork Tourette Syndrome Association Dr. Gary D. Ellis Quality Health Care Transplantation Editorial Office Gladys C. Ellison* Junior and Blanche B. Rich Foundation United Way of Northern Utah Edith P. Fairclough Sweet Candy Company University of California-San Diego Norma K. Forsey University of Texas Chancellor E. Gordon Gee, Ph.D. PRESIDENT’S CLUB U S West Foundation Constance J. Geiger, M.D. Donors who have contributed The Utah Autism Foundation Clark P. and Nancy L. Giles $2,000-$24,999 from July 1, 2001, Utah Joint Parade through June 30, 2002, to the University Mary Ann Glasgow of Utah Health Sciences Center. Utah Medical Association Foundation John B. and Geraldine W. Goddard individuals Utah Medical Products, Inc. Harold J.* and Helen D. Goodro Utah State Firemen’s Association— Paul and Ann Green Eli Y. Adashi, M.D. Ladies Auxiliary Paul and Allan A.* Hagander Merv Adelson Utah State Medical Association Dorothy S. Hall Dr. Jay A. Aldous Foundation The Wesley G. Harline, M.D. Family Scott Evan Allan, M.D. Varian Associates Welma “Billie” Harmon Julie C. Allen Variety Club of Utah Drs. Joel M. and Frances N. Harris Mary Carol Allred Ventritex Blaine and Pauline Hartley Koki and Charles Amin Viratek, Inc. Dr.* and Mrs. Edward I. Hashimoto Gary L. and Janet K. Anderson Watson Laboratories, Inc. Maurine N. Hegsted John Nels Anderson, M.D. William Volker Fund Marvin G. and Barbara Hess Mary Ann C. Anderson Weintraub Family Foundation Steven R. and Catherine Moon Hickman Roscoe B. Anderson, M.D. Westwood Squibb L. David* and Janet C.* Hiner Brad and Sue Anderson Wheeler Machinery Company James C. and Jodee Hoellein R. Samuel Anderson, PT Wyeth-Ayerst Pharmaceuticals Fred K. and Josie V. Hubert Walter Angus Zars, Inc. Dr. Vernal H. and Athleen Johnson Ronald I. Apfelbaum, M.D. Zimmer-USA Malcolm and Cherie Gee Justice Michael A. Ashburn, M.D. Dr. Richard H. and Joann O. Keller John Ashcraft Richard Kenny Ralph L., Sr. and Virginia Ashton Paul and Sharee Kunz Robert H. Ballard, M.D. The W. John* Lamborn Family J. Richard Baringer, M.D. Dr. Reed P.* and Lennox A. Larson Maurice R.* and Ellen* Barnes Peter Q. Lawson Bonnie Barry James B. Lendall* Jana Bartlit Jack Lunt* Lynn L. Bateman, M.D. Mel Marcus Dr. Harold Bauman Emilie S. Martin John T. Baumstark Family Dr. and Mrs. Don E. McCleve Normalynn Beagle Dr. and Mrs. Royce Moser Patrick G. Beatty, M.D. The Dominick R. Motta Family Beverley Nalder Dr. Neils P.* and Irma S. Neilson *DECEASED

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Thomas McNeil Beck, M.D. Loran D. Cook, M.D. Beverly Epstein Robert M. Bell, M.D. Arnold M. Cooper, M.D. Gayle L. Eschmann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Bennett Thomas D. Coppin, M.D. Mary J. Etzel Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Benowitz Margaret Anne Cragin Dr. David C.* and Joy F. Evans Dr. A. Lorris and Ann Betz Robert H. Crist, M.D. Douglas C. Evans, M.D. William Birrell, Jr. Dr. Q. Michael and Susan L. Croft James R. Ewers Ruth Bischoff Charles H. Culp Olive D. Fagg* B. Grant Bishop, M.D., P.C. William F. Cunningham, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. David G. Feil David J. Bjorkman, M.D. Clifford H. Curtis, M.D. James W. Felt Ann C. Blackner Donald D. Curtis, M.D. Spencer P. Felt, Jr. Betty Blair Homer C. Curtis, M.D. Don L. Fisher, M.D. Mollyn V. Bohnen, Ed.D. Lindsay S. Cutshall Annette Fleckenstein Jeffrey E. Booth, M.D. Dr. Stephen L. Dahl Ivan D. Flint, M.D., P.C. Russell Kent Booth Dr. Joseph G. Daines, Jr. Jefferson B.* and Rita E. Fordham Eric G. Boyce Merrill C. Daines, M.D. Robert Forrest, M.D. Willis Boyd Chesley R. Davies, M.D. Donald N. Franz, Ph.D. R. Ralph Bradley, M.D., P.C. Fred A. Davies Peggy Frasier Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Bradshaw Charlene J. Davis Donald B. Fronce Katherine Brim Jack J. Davis Denice Fujimoto Robert L. Brinton Max D. Davis, M.D. Richard A. and Diana Fullmer Sherman S. Brinton, M.D. Wayne L. Davis, M.D. Michael D. Gallivan Mrs. G. M. Broom Andrea E. Dawson, M.D. Dr. Reed M. and Jacqueline C. Gardner Carol A. Brown and James J. Dawson Chancellor E. Gordon Gee, Ph.D. George R. Brown, M.D. Raymond A. Daynes, Ph.D. Marilynn W. Gianelo Fred and Eveline Bruenger Linda Deakins Glenna W. Glasgow* Wallace F. Bryner, M.D. Maurine M. Decker* George J. Gohlinghorst Kenneth N. Buchi, M.D. Richard Dedolph, M.D. Lawrence K. and Suzanne Goldsmith John Bunnell Bradley S. Defoor Bob and Rosanne Gordon Leola C. Burr Donnon M. DeFur Burton L. Gordon Randall W. Burt, M.D. Camille C. DeLong Hays Gorey, Sr. Catherine R. Burton* Royce Dias D. John Gosch-Barker, M.D. Joseph F. Butterworth, Jr. Gary A. Dildy III, M.D. Robert M. and Joyce S. Graham Barbara C. Cahill, M.D. William A. Dittman, M.D. Barbara J. Graves John W. Callister, M.D. Wesley M. Dixon, Jr. Larry J. Graves Mr. and Mrs. Haydon M. Calvert David S. Dolowitz Ann C. Green Douglas T. Carrell Larry A. Donoso, M.D., Ph.D. Kay B. Greene Dana Carroll, Ph.D. Jules S. and Margaret C. Dreyfous Robert D. Greensides, M.D. Holly J. Carveth, M.D. David J. and Marilyn Dunn Diana Louise Grubbs E.W. Chapman Dr. Harold K. and Kathryn T. Dunn David J. Grunwald Susan T. Chapman C. Hope Eccles Dr. Brock G. Guernsey Lynette Chidester Katherine Eccles O. H. Guymon, Jr., M.D. Brent S. Child, M.D. Dr. Kathy J. Edwards Sandra W. Haak Stanley R. Child, M.D. E. Leland Eggleston, M.D. Ted N. Hackett, Jr., M.D. Bradd K. Christensen, M.D. Ernst J. Eichwald, M.D. William A. Hanley Mr.* and Mrs. Gerald R. Christensen Patricia A. Eisenman, Ph.D. Maurice R. Hanson, M.D. Sue D. Christensen Walter E. Ellingson Eric Joseph Harline W. Boyd Christensen Harry Elster, M.D. Wesley G. Harline, Jr. Cecile J. Christiansen Joy Ely, M.D. Randall G. and Sharon E. Harmsen Susan S. Christiansen William and Fern H. England Robert A. Hatch A. Dean Clark, M.D. Patrick H. English, M.D. Bernadine P. Healy, M.D. Robert B. Clark, M.D. W. J. Epprecht M. Peter Heilbrun, M.D. Dr. Dana H. Clarke Clyde M. Heiner Bonnie C. Clayton, Ph.D. Sherry Henderson, M.D. Cheryl M. Coffin, M.D. John B. III and Jean M. Henkels Sam C. Colachis, Jr., M.D. Stephen L. Henriod Beth Ann V. Cole Joseph W. Hess, M.D. Dennis L. Coleman, Ph.D. William R. Hewlett Kaye M. Coleman, Ph.D. Julie Heywood Michael Coleman Harry R. Hill, M.D. David M. Compton, Ed.D. Robert W. Hill Mattie Ross Consley* Thornton L. Hill

[ 38 ] John L. Hinds Melanie Larsen Susan D. Morgan, V.M.D. Clair S. Hixson, M.D. Lennox A. Larson Henry D. Moyle, Jr. Mary T. Hofeling Daniel E. Lattin, M.D. Jean Mueller Robert O. Hoffman, M.D. Bret H. Laughlin Dr. Peter S. Mueller Karl Honeystein Christina C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Muir Robert S. Hood, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. G. Richard Lee Sean J. Mulvihill, M.D. John T. Hopkin, M.D. Dr. Richard E. Lee and Diana W. Lee Maxine R. Murphy Kenneth W. Horch, Ph.D. Magdalene Lehrer* Paul F. Naisbitt, M.D. Jeanne M. Horne Ann-Marie and Robert Lence Alfred H. Namba, M.D. Brent L. Horsley, M.D. Dr. George N. Lendaris Marilyn H. Neilson Jerry S. Howells, Sr. Stephen D. Lewis Pamela G. Nemzer, M.D. Sue E. Huether, Ph.D. Tamara Lewis, M.D. Clark L. and Venice K. Nielsen Lyman G. Hughes Ching Po Li, M.D. Joe R. Nielsen, M.D. Dr. Gary R. and Christine W. Hunter Nancy Lieberman Robert H. Nightingale, M.D. Willard S. Hunter, M.D. Allan M. Lipman III Theodore H. Noehren, M.D. Richard E. Hurley, M.D. Francis J. G. Liu Chuck Norlin, M.D. Alex P. and Ramona Hurtado Richard W. Lohner, M.D. Ruth L. Novak Marian W. Ingham Dennis L. Lombardi, M.D. Suzanne Scattergood Nutting, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ivers Yvonne W. Lonni, M.D. Richard H. Odell, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Newton R. Jackson Sherman Lum, Pharm.D. Gary Oderda Robert T. Jackson, M.D. Dan K. Lundergan and Liz Winter Ralph A. Olsen, M.D. Joan M. Jacobson Claudia Skaggs Luttrell Drs. Nick G. and Dolores T. Orfanakis J. Boyer Jarvis Thomas T. Lynott Robert L. Orme, M.D., P.C. Leah H. Jensen Dewey C. Mackay III, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Jan Osterstock Conrad B. Jenson, M.D. Carlos N. Madsen, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. O. Don Ostler Mark B. Jenson, M.D. Francis A. Madsen, Jr. Marian S. O’Very Dirk O. Jergensen Peter William Madsen Daniel Raymond and Emogene Owen Dr. and Mrs. R. Kent Jex Dr. Michael K. Magill VaLaine Pack M. Craig Johns, M.D. Lynn J. Maland Thomas A. Park A. Willmore* and Carol Johnson Vincent P. and Janet Mancini Thomas N. Parks, Ph.D. The Carol M. and William Jefferies Mann Mr.* and Mrs. J. Morris Parrish Wesley A. Johnson Family F. E. Mars* Janet Parry Pamela M. Joklik Louis J. Marschak Merlin R. Pass Malcolm and Cherie Gee Justice Susan A. Martin Samuel J. Paton Josephine M. Kasteler, Ph.D. Judith V. Maryon Lowell T. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Hua Zhu Ke Norma W. Matheson Mary Lou Peak, M.D. William M. Keane, M.D. Morris Matthews, M.D. Wayne J. Peay Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Keener Thomas M. Matthews, M.D. Gary V. Petersen, M.D. JoAnn O. Keller Willard Z. Maughan, M.D. Dr. Robert V. Petersen David M. Kelly Priscilla M. Mayden C. Matthew Peterson, M.D. Michael and Diane Kern Dr. and Mrs. William McCaa Patricia J. Peterson, M.D. Ken Kesler, M.D. Allan L. McCall, M.D. Charles N. Petty, M.D. Chong-Sang Kim, M.D. Zell A. and Rosalind J. McGee John J. Phillips Frank A., Jr.,* and Marion S. Kirk Spencer C. McMurdie Scott W. and Nanci O. Pickett Robert S. Kiyomura John Mecham Alice M. Popham* Herbert G. Klein Mrs. Robert W. Metcalf Marilyn Poulson Keith L.* and Arlene M. Knight Laurence J. Meyer, M.D. Dennis A. Priebat, M.D. Dr. Daniel H. Knodel Charles Michaels Menetta Black Pritchett* Kristie M. Knodel Dr. Richard P.* and Lucy Rose* Middleton Dr. Theodore J. Pysher P. Ruben Koehler, M.D. Marsha B. Midgley Beth W. and Marv Rallison, M.D. Jeffrey L. S. Koo Barbara C. Miller Dr. John F. Ramsey Dr. Jindrich Kopecek Corey A. Miller, M.D. Dee M. Rasmussen, M.D. Leland K. Krantz, M.D. Scott C. Miller, Ph.D. Hildegard Rayner Lindy F. Kumagai, M.D. Steven K. Miller, M.D. Julia D. Reagan Sarah M. Kunz In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Rees James P. Kushner, M.D. L. Wallace Miltenberger, D.D.S., Ph.D. Rebecca Reese Michael J. Lahey, M.D. Karie Minaga-Miya John A. Reinertsen Dr. and Mrs. Harold B. Lamb, Sr. Joseph K. Miner, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Attilio D. Renzetti, Jr. Jerome L. Lange Martin W. Mitchell Kent E. Rice Karen S. Langley Fred Miya, M.D. Elaine S. Richards Ronald M. Larkin, M.D. Frank G. Moody, M.D. John B. Richards, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Moreton *DECEASED

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Zoe D. Richardson Jerry Stevenson Carl Thomas Wittwer, M.D. Alvin Richer Margo and Brent Stevenson Hubert Wolfe* Mr. and Mrs. Brian Ridd Gayle M. Stewart John S. Wolthuis, M.D. Joy W. and Odell F. Rigby, M.D. Ann K. and Dr. J. Robert Stewart Robert H. Woody Joseph and Raye Ringholz Jack D. Stringham, M.D. Galen S. Woolley, M.D. Michael and Rosalie Ringwood Phoebe H. Stringham Mark D. Wortley David Francetic and Jeanette Roberts Peter V. Sundwall, M.D. Robert B. Wray, M.D. Paul H. Robinson, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. C. Joe Susaeta David J. Wurzer, Ph.D. Richard Rogers Michelle W. Sweet Richard E. Wyman Norma Rohde Arthur J. Swindle Kimi N. Yamaguchi, M.D. David B. Roll, Ph.D. Stephen and Sonnie Swindle Adrain W. C. Yee, M.D. John and Chere Romney Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Swinyard Garold S. Yost, Ph.D. Lynn and Colleen Rose Leonard J. Swinyer, M.D. Dr. Clark* and Mona C.* Young Marilynn M. Roskelley James H. Taylor Tamara Zagorec-Marks, M.D. Dan and Manon C. Russell Preston J. Taylor, M.D. Rosendo Zambrano George Rybiak Terry and James Taylor Robert M. Zimmerman, M.D. Andrew Sabin Dr. Henry A., Jr. and Ruth Theurer Douglas K. Zirker, M.D. Pari Salari David A. Thiele, M.D. corporations Wolfram E. Samlowski, M.D. Ann Jarcho Thomas and foundations Dr. and Mrs. Cecil O. Samuelson, Jr. J. Alan Thomas, D.V.M. Acme Commander Rodney D. Sanders Ruth O. Thompson Agilent Technologies Rodney D. Sanders Glenn L. Tonnesen, M.D. The American College Dr. Michael K. Magill and John R. Tovey of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Sherilyn E. Santaw Jeannette J. Townsend, M.D. Anderson Family Foundation Pat Saunders Anita M. Trotter-Cox Apray Services, Inc. C. Duwayne Schmidt, M.D. Ruth Foster Tuxhorn Arnold Machinery Company Dr. L. J. Schmidt Alida W. Tyler Ike Austin Foundation Maxine Crookston Schmidt Mary Lou Dunford Unice and Family AXA Foundation Bryan T. Schultz Michael W. Varner, M.D. Arnold F. Baggins Foundations, Inc. James R. Scott, M.D. Andreas C.* and Diamond C.* Venizelos Boeing Employees Community Fund Samuel D. Scruggs Joseph and Gilda J. Vitale of California J. Ronald Shaffer, M.D. Alyne* and E. A.* Walker Bonneville International Corporation Dr. Howard C. and Marjorie T. Sharp Deanne H. and Bonneville Knife & Fork Club, Inc. Judith P. Short William Dean Wallace, M.D. Margaret M. Bradbury Family Trust Allen T. Jr., *and Margot L. Shott Robert Wallace Brookside Animal Hospital JoAnne L. Shrontz David Milo Ward Busath Photography Julius Silver John H. Ward, M.D. Don Kay Clay Cash Foundation Robert Silver William E. Ward Cincinnati Transplant Institute, Inc. Michael A. Simmons, M.D. Dr. Homer R. and Katherine R. Warner C. Comstock Clayton Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Simmons J. Ballard Washburn, M.D. ClinTrials BioResearch, Ltd. Sutherland Simpson, M.D. Dorothy B. Watkiss Coda Technologies Lee S. Skidmore and Byron Wats* College of American Pathologists Christine Pugmire-Skidmore Azalee M. Watson Foundation Barbara N. Slaymaker Oleen L. Watt Courtesy Car Company Avon R.* and Junius H.* Smart Carlye C.* and Lloyd David* Wattis Cowan’s Retail Systems, Inc. Calvin S. Smith, M.D. Steven L. Weighall, M.D. Arlen B. Crouch Family Foundation Helen T. Smith Arden L. Weintraub, M.D. Dadiva Foundation The Hyrum and Gail Smith Family Paul N. Weiss, M.D. Estate of Lawrence H. Deland J. Brian Smith Steven and Karen West Deloitte & Touche John E. Smith* Dick D. Wetzel, M.D. Stephen G. and Susan E. Denkers Family Otto F. Smith, M.D. Dr. Steven C. and Foundation To m S m i t h Margaret S. Wheelwright Diwal Foundation William A. Smith Nancy P. White Michael P. Dixon Foundation Wendell M. Smoot III, M.D. Ethel M. Wilcox DJL Enterprises Jonathan W. Snow, Jr., M.D. Dr. Janet M. Willetts Dura Pharmaceuticals Carol M. Snyder Barbara W. Williams Eastern Orthodox Christian Charities Dr. J. Keith Sorenson Kenneth L. Williams Echelon Research Laboratories, Inc. Gordon T. Soutter Shelley Thomas Williams Eiger Enterprises Harlan J. Spjut, M.D. John W. Williamson, M.D. Elan Pharmaceuticals Gwen G. Stansberry, M.D. Ray A. Wilson Elder Caretakers Alliance Lyman B. Stevens, M.D. S. Douglas Wing, M.D. Embryon, Inc. Kim Wirthlin Robert Wise

[ 40 ] EMC Corporation Ohio Valley Tissue & Skin Center Equity Oil Company Orange County Community Foundation Erie Plastics Ortho Biotech, Inc. Evergreen Natural Sciences Orthopaedic Research Society Evolution Ski Company Osiris Therapeutics, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Owen Healthcare, Inc. Eyre Dermatology Clinic, P.C. Owens & Minor Thomas H. and Carolyn L. Fey Family Palo Alto Medical Foundation Foundation, Inc. Research Institute Firefighters Charitable Foundation, Inc. Robert K. & Evelyn D. Pedersen Family Firestone Building Products Company Foundation, Inc. Florence Descendants Trust Plantax Enterprises, Ltd. Plastomer Corporation Foundry Networks JOHN R. PARK Alan F. Frank and Associates Qwest Dex Rite Aid Corporation SOCIETY Fujisawa Healthcare, Inc. For those who have designated a Garff Enterprises, Inc. Roche Diagnostics charitable bequest, life income gift, Goldman Sachs & Company Roderick Enterprises trust, or other planned gift with the Greek Council Rothman Family Foundation University of Utah Health Sciences Gurr Investments, Ltd. Royal Court of the Golden Spike Empire Center named as beneficiary. Royter Snow Design Hats With Heart, Inc. Rex and Linda Ahlstrom RX America, Inc. The William and Flora Hewlett Kathleen Alacano Foundation Stephen M. and Estelle Albaugh Holliday Financial Claire D. Ryberg Family Foundation Caroline Strom Allen Home Builders Auxiliary Sam’s Club Foundation Linda K. Amos, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN IBEW Local Union #57 Sangstat, The Transplant Company David B. and Kathy J. Anderson International Society of Musculoskeleto Semnani Foundation and Neuronal Interac Serono Laboratories, Inc. Echomae Anderson* IOMEGA Corporation Shire Pharmaceutical Development, Ltd. G. W. and Lee Anderson Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. ShopKo Roscoe B. Anderson, M.D. and Joan C. Critchlow, M.D. Jensen Haslem Skeletech Dr. and Mrs. John Athens Carol R. Johnson Associates Douglas F. Smith Memorial Foundation Scott Bailey Clara Elizabeth Wright Jones Foundation Snell & Wilmer Law Offices Charles K. and Janice Beyer-Machule Joy Mining Machinery Snow Canyon High School Sharon M. Bigelow Kendall Healthcare Products Company Snow, Christensen & Martineau Mary H. Boesche* KEOH Family Foundation Foundation Rose Boyajiian Betty Bullen Knight Trust Society of Toxicology Melvin T.* and Fern Briggs The Kroger Company Foundation Dr. W. C. Swanson Family Foundation Dr. Calvin Brown Layton Construction Company, Inc. Technisys, Inc. J. Gordon* and Betty* Browning LHM Charities Teton Pines Resort and Country Club Fred W. and Eveline Bruenger Lifescan, Inc. Truman M., Henrietta S. & Calvin Buhler, M.D. Lilly Lecture Bureau Mildred Thaxton Trust Barbara Burnett The J. M. Long Foundation Richard Thomas Galleries Nelson A. Burton, M.D. Lymphoma Research Foundation Scott W. and Betsy D. Thornton Family of America Foundation Jessica Cannon Karl Malone Foundation for Kids H. E. & J. A. Tornquist Charitable Elbert F. and Marie* Christensen Foundation Mancini Marketing Specialists—Utah Rodney H. and Sally E. Christensen Trace Foundation March of Dimes Chet Christofferson UHOSP Foundation Marsh USA, Inc. Russell B. Clark, M.D. Uinta Golf MC Signworks, Inc. Leota Craner United Drugs Meadow Creek Medical Clinic Dr. Joseph T. Crockett United Way of Gloucester County Medical College of Wisconsin, Inc. Dwight P. Cruikshank, M.D. University of British Columbia Midwest Office Supply Company Cheryl B. Dalley University of Utah Credit Union Millcreek Broadcasting Thomas D. Dee II Utah Health Care Association Larry H. Miller Lexus Dr. Victor Diaz Utah Ladies Auxiliary to Employees of Mark Miller Pontiac Kia Sherman R. Dickman, Ph.D. Veterans of Foreign Wars Joel R. and Lisa Dimick Moreton Family Foundation Utah State Fireman’s Association Mountain America Credit Union Margaret E. Dixon, Ph.D. Valley View Health Care Foundation Raymond C. Doucette, M.D. Musculoskeletal Transplant Foundation Vanderbilt Family Foundation Myriad Genetics, Inc. Gene Drabner The Walbridge Fund, Ltd. Sharon Drakos NACDS Educational Foundation Walgreen Company NPS Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William R. Droschkey Estate of Dwayne D. Ward E. R. and Katherine W. Dumke Ogden Enterprises, LLC Western States Publishing

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Dr. John Emmett DEAN’S CLUB Gayle L. Eschmann Donors who have contributed gifts Richard A. Fay and Carol M. Fay totaling $500-$1,999 from July 1, 2001, Alan and Beverly Frank through June 30, 2002, to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. Dr. James Freston Dr. Claudius Y.* and Catherine B.* Gates individuals James Craig and Pamela D. Gilbert Curtis E. Ackerlind, Jr. Mary Ann Glasgow Elton J. Adams, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Merrill A. Godfrey Margaret Adams Val A. and Edith D. Green Shelley Agricola, M.D. George* and Esther* Gross Hans G. Ahrens Patricia Hall Coralie A. Alder Welma “Billie” Harmon Ronald E. Poelman and Richard A. Aldous, M.D. James F.* and Joyce E. Harris Anne G. Osborne, M.D. Jean A. Allen John and June Hartman Sylvia Prahl-Brodbeck Ted R. Allred, M.D. Geoffrey Hasson Arlene O. and Alan T. Rappleye, M.D. Philip E. Allsen, Ph.D. Richard G. and Margaret Heers Patricia Reagan Angela Ammelrooy Dr. N. Frederick* and Dr. Grant M. Reeder Jennie Sue Andersen Margarete S. W. Hicken Dr. Thomas D. and Natalie B. Rees A. Scott Anderson Darlene H. Hobson Rudolph P.* and Edna S.* Reese Brice P. Anderson Nancy C. and Dennis C. Hughes, M.D. Robert L. and Joyce T. Rice C. Ross Anderson Dr. Richard Hurley Barbara K. Samuels Keri Anderson Gloria N. and Richard A. Irion, M.D. Bertram H. and Janet Marshall Schaap Kirk R. Anderson, M.D. Jody and Arlen K. Jarrett, M.D. Daniel J. Schettler Stephen P. Anderson Dr. D. Rees Jensen Dr. Duane Schmidt Nancy Andes Lyman and Ida Mae* Jensen Dr. and Mrs. James R. Scott Deborah Ang Kirtly Parker Jones, M.D. Helene Druke Shaw* Gus G. Angelos, D.D.S. Dr. Wayne C. Kaesche Edward G. Southwick, M.D. Kim J. Aoki, Jr., M.D. Howard and Ruth Kalb Shirley Sterling Craig W. Armstrong, M.D. Donald Kalman Harold J.*, Ardella T.*, and Robert G. Arnold Helen T.* Stevenson Michael Knowlton Alonzo Ashton, M.D. Richard L. Stimson Dr. and Mrs. Neil K. Kochenour James R. Babcock, M.D. Dr. William* and Ruth K. Stone Dr. Roy Kuramoto L. Sue Balukoff Maxine H. Stowell, MSW Ruth A. Kurzbauer Lawrence Barber Arthur J. Swindle Kenneth R. and Cynthia P. Laird Allan H. Barker, M.D. David and Phyllis Symond Esther Landa Family Canute Barnes, M.D. Barbara Tallmadge, R.N. T. G. “Bud” and Barbara S. Mahas Thomas E. Barnes Dr. F. Willis Taylor Dr. John H. Marsden Tracy Lipman Becker Alice G. Telford Emilie Segil Martin Vernon R. Beeler Javier Tellez Margaret May* John W. Beman, Jr., M.D. Dr. Stephen R. and Valerie W. Terry David and JoAnn McGuire A. Scott Bennion, D.D.S., M.D. Arthur and Haru Toimoto Florence McNeil James B. Bernard Robert L. Treft, M.D. Dr. Wendy Metzger Dr. Sandy Beveridge Alida W. Tyler Bruce and Patty Miller Wendy D. Bircher, M.S., PT Dr. LeGrand Uffens Bruce R. and Evelyn S. Mills Lynn A. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Veasey Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Moore William B. Bispeck Dr. Stephen C. and Christine Voss John A. Moran Ginger C. Bjornstad Ruth S. Walker Dr. Philip Myers G. Marsden Blanch, M.D. Dr. Lawrence and Delores M. Weaver Cantril and Sharon Nielsen Kurt L. Blickenstaff, M.D. Inga F. Weil, M.D. Peggy A. Norton, M.D. Janeen M. Bloyer Dorothy A. White, M.D. Shirley Norton Alexander S. Bodi James R. and Ethel Wilcox Richard K. and Maria A. Obyn Robert F. Bohnen, M.D. Kenneth L. Williams Family Dr. Merrill Oldroyd Frank D. Boll, Jr. Kris-Tina A. and Ronald T. Wilson, M.D. Dr. Virgil J. and Jacqueline A. Parker Diane P. Bond Dr. Bill Winstead Wayne Peay Donald R. Bosch Becky Z. Wintrobe* Dr. Mary Lou and Ralph Peak Hal H. Bourne, M.D. Sylvan and Maurine Wittwer Janet Perry John D. Bowen James B. Wood Audrey N. Peterson Kent M. Bowman Grant Young Dr. and Mrs. Chase N. Peterson Theonia K. Boyd, M.D. Anonymous Dr. Henry P. Plenk Richard S. Boyer, M.D. Lewis Boynton

[ 42 ] Patricia Bradley Margaret B. Davis Kathy A. Goodfellow Brian R. Bradshaw, M.D. Ann B. Decker Gary K. Goucher, M.D. Marcia R. Bragg Harold A. Decker, M.D. Vicente H. Gracias, M.D. Donna M. Branson George Degles Melza Beth Gramoll Edward C. Brass Robert J. and Geraldine W. Dellenback Dean L. Gray William J. Braun Jeffrey R. Doermann Frank W. Greene Carol D. Breckon Robert E Doig Lori J. Greene Mark Bromberg Wilma F. Dolowitz Orrin E. Greene Richard W. Brown, M.D. Marty Douma H. Jay Griffin Hans A. Brune G. Paul Doxey, M.D. Sharon C. Griffin Stephen R. Bryan, M.D. Lewis G. Dragolovich Jay D. Gurmankin Arthur F. Budge, M.D. Connie A. Drenker Gaylen S. Gurr, M.D. Charles W. Bullen Anna G. Dresel John K. Gurr Brent R. Burdett, M.D. Lois Drews Leonard J. Haas, Ph.D. Dr. Thomas G. Burnakis James Driver Deborah Anthony Hackett, M.D. John F. Burnham Baalah F. Drooks Elder and Mrs. David B. Haight Neal J. Burton, M.D. John M. Dunn David H. Hall, M.D. Susan D. Burton Gardner R. Durkee, M.D. Gary L. Halversen, M.D. C. Joe Busby Elwin J. Dutson Elizabeth A. Hamber, M.D. Beverly S. Buss LeeAnn Fagan Dzelzkalns Glenn C. Hanni Michael K. Cahalan, M.D. Joan D. Earl Lamar J. Hansen William L. Calvin Elizabeth Ebberts Timothy W. Hansen, M.D. Beverly Candelaria Franci Eisenberg David C. Hardy, M.D. Peter M. Cannon, M.D. Evelyn L. Ekstrand Dr. Stanton D. Harn Susan Sidner Carlebach Daniel S. Ely, M.D. H. Ric Harnsberger, M.D. Harold D. Carlson, M.D. John B. English, M.D. Estelle Harris, M.D. Ronald M. Carn, M.D. Judy and Gerald Ervin Marlene M. Harris Grant L. Carter, Jr., M.D. Arden Ewing Benjamin P. Harrison Suzanne Carter Oliver L. Fang, M.D. Colleen C. Harrison Dana H. Cattani Michael O. Farley, M.D. Arthur L. Harwood Richard W. Chapa, M.D. Kent W. Farnsworth, M.D. Lewis A. Hassell, M.D. Nedra D. Chard Lynn S. Farnsworth, M.D. David A. Hatch, M.D. Susan P. Chasson Lana Fay James A. Hayes Anthony Chavez, M.D. Gregory Ferguson, M.D. John K. Hayes, Jr., M.D. William Chesnut Stephen J. Ferney, M.D. Arnold D. Hayman Daniel D. Christensen, M.D. Dr. Francis A. Fitzpatrick Jo Lee B. Heaton Wendell Bart Christenson, Jr., M.D. Mark G. Flammer, M.D. Sherry Heckler Paul W. Christianson Raymond S. Fletcher Dr. Loring R. Helfrich Michelle Cinquino David C. Flinders, M.D. Richard S. Henderson, M.D. Edward Clark, M.D. Arthur W. Fonda John R. Hendrickson Stephen J. Clark, Ph.D. Thomas S. Fox, M.D. Julie H. Heninger Wesley G. Clark, Ph.D. James W. Francis Glenn A. Herrick Douglas L. Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Jay K. Francis Harry G. Hicks, M.D. Bette J. Clayton Tracy M. Frandsen, M.D. Helen Higgins Phillip W. Clinger Julieta M. Gabiola, M.D. Lamar S. Hills Dena Cocorinis Terry E. Gagon, M.D. Glen H. Hiner Thomas W. Cole DeAnn Galbraith Jimmy W. Hively, D.D.S. Laura Colvin Barbara L. Gallacher Virginia Alm Hoadley Michael W. Condie, M.D. Donald Jay Gamble John H. Holbrook, M.D. Robert M. Cope, M.D. Christine M. Gardner-Daniels Connie Holdaway Cris G. Cowley, M.D. Margaret-Ann D. Gartland, Ph.D. Carrie Louise Holland, Ed.D. L. Davis Cracroft, M.D. W. B. Gatrell T. Lynn Hollister Pamela F. Crain, Ph.D. L. Jeanne Gemmell, M.D. John M. Holman, Jr., M.D. Frank Crespin, M.D. Harriett M. Gesteland Charles W. Holmgren Mark A. Crosby Larry W. Gibbons, M.D. Kenneth D. Holmgren Steven Paul Czech Courtney McKenna Gibbs Kimberly M. Horns, Ph.D. Alexander Danoyan Richard Frank Gibson Darren Wayne Housel, M.D. Elbert M. Dansie, M.D. Marie M. Ginther Samuel C. Houston, M.D. Peter A. D’Arienzo, M.D. Cleone G. Gittins Annette S. Howard Michael E. Daun, M.D. David R. Goff, M.D. Laura M. Howat Leola L. Davidson Richard E. Gohman Robert P. Huefner Steven E. Goodell, M.D. *DECEASED

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Diane C. Hummel Marion Lennberg Steve Mimnaugh, M.D. Ann P. Hutton Dr. Thomas E. Leonard Rodney A. Miyasaki Thelma P. Iker David P. Lewis, M.D. Richard W. and Amy S. Moffat Frederick V. Jackman, M.D. Mark R. Lewis, M.D. Stanley N. Mogerman, M.D. Richard A. Jackson, M.D. Norman G. Lewis, M.D. Stephanie and David Mohr Steven T. Jackson, M.D. Scott B. Lewis, M.D. E. Conrad Monson, M.D. Geraldine Jacobson, M.D. Margaret M. Lindem Robert Monteleone Glenda L. Jensen Kathryn Lindquist, Ph.D. John G. Moore, M.D. Randy L. Jensen, M.D. Barbara S. Lloyd James Morgan, M.D. Michele Linnebur Jenson L. Kimball Lloyd, M.D. Mark A. Morrison E. Alan Jeppsen, M.D. Scott S. Lloyd J. Paul Moslander Roger S. Jernstrom, M.D. Jules R. Lovinger David C. Moss Christopher Johns David A. Low Marilyn Mott LaRae Johnsen Eugene J. Low, M.D. Terry Y. Moy Dr. Jay Hugh Johnson Robert S. Lowen Lisa Muehle G. Frank Joklik Michael R. Lowry Janet H. Mueller Dan Jonas Bo Lu Ellyn I. Mukai Cecelia F. Jones Faye B. Lundquist Betty K. Murakami Lawrence D. Jones, M.D. David G. Lyon Tony Murillo Karen R. Jorgensen Dr. Eric J. Mack Kelly P. Murnin, M.D. Leila Annette Jorgensen Daniel C. Mackintosh Richard Myers Robert J. Kahn, M.D. Karen Macon James J. Naramore, M.D. Tracy Karp Jacob V. Maizel, Jr. Robert G. Naylor, M.D. Joseph R. Kates Michael C. Mallea, M.D. Ralph P. Neilson Mr. and Mrs. Andy Katsanevas Nick Mamalis, M.D. Erik T. Nelson Dr. Bradley J. Katz Benjamin T. Marchello, M.D. Jacqueline L. Nelson, M.D. Connie Katz Arline Markosian Russell Marion Nelson, M.D. David Katz Woodrow D. Marriott Kristi Lynn Neufeld, Ph.D. Gloria Kaylie J. Michael Martin Leigh Neumayer, M.D. David J. Keahey Sandi Martin, R.N. Karl D. Nielson, M.D. Michael M. Kearney Robert T. Matheson, M.D. Kenneth J. Nielson, M.D. Helen K. Kee, Ph.D. Nancy J. Matyunas Brian R. Nimer, M.D. Robert F. Kendall Dr. and Mrs. John Mauger Mei M. Nishimoto John T. Kesler Russell P. Maxwell, M.D. Vici S. Noble, M.D. Lyndell A. Kewley Sandra L. Maxwell Joyce S. Nordgren Gregory E. Keyes, M.D. Dennis L. May, M.D. Sherrie Lynn O’Brien Elaine Khanwilkar Bradley T. Mayeda Ruth I. Oka James E. Kier Gilbert C. McArdle, M.D. G. Scott Oldroyd, M.D. William E. Kilgore II, M.D. Paul T. McBride, M.D. Dr. Larry W. Oliver Janet Killian Kathy L. McCance, Ph.D. Alan Olmstead, M.D. Diane Kiuhara Steven S. McCarter Russell J. Ord, M.D. Frank W. Kleist, M.D. Jerry G. and Marcia C. McClain Dorothy Ann Palmer Donna M. Knapp Delia McCormick Duane Palmer Kathryn D. K. Kohler, M.D. Mindy McDonald Kay Papulak Louis Koncz, Jr. Michael R. McFadden, M.D. Madeleine W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. George B. Koroulis Brian T. McGrath Scott E. Parker Carolyn G. Kowalchik Kathryn A. McGregor Stephen K. Parkinson, M.D. Ralph W. Kramer Jerilyn S. McIntyre, Ph.D. Catherine J. Paskert, Ph.D. Linda M. Kruse Alison L. McKenzie, Ph.D., PT Alan R. Patterson, M.D. George Kurose Robert A. Mead Robert Adam Patterson J. M. Lackey, M.D. Stephen R. Meador Michael S. Paul Brian Lakin Nancy Melich Brent R. Payne, M.D. Stephen E. Lamb, M.D. David C. Merrell Marilyn D. Peck Linda L. Lange William H. Merritt, M.D. Jean Peppinger Eileen M. Larsen Wendy A. Metzger, M.D. Ryan S. Perkins, M.D. Lowell D. Larsen, M.D. Gladys C. Meyer, Ph.D. Roger S. Perry, M.D. Roger V. Larson, M.D. Frances A. Mielach, Ph.D. J. Farrell Petersen Christine Lowry Lasalle David M. Milan Lee M. Peterson, M.D. Harriet Lawrence James Rex Miller, Jr., M.D. W. Curtis Peterson, M.D. Jeanne Marie Le Ber Warren N. Miller, M.D. Pierre S. Pincetl, M.D. Patricia M. Leith B. Carol Milligan Donna L. Pitcher James E. Milligan

[ 44 ] Margo Provost Capt. Bruce Warelo Sperry John N. West Terry A. Rampton Richard J. Sperry, M.D., Ph.D. Bart L. Wheelwright Elaine B. Randolph Spotswood L. Spruance, M.D. Faye B. White-Forrey Frank J. Ratty, Ph.D. Howard S. Spurrier, D.D.S. Spade B. Whittemore, M.D. Fred W. Reimherr, M.D. Kent H. Stacey Chuck E. Whyte, Jr. Ann Restad Kevin K. and Alice L. Steiner Q. Kent Wilcox Christina G. Richards Robert E. Stockdale, M.D. Duff M. Willey R. Dee Robbins, M.D. Randall Stockham, M.D. Ashley Williams Lee K. Roberts, Ph.D. Bonnie F. Stout Boyd T. Williams Franklin D. Robinson III, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Richard K. Strong William A. Williams Patrick Robinson Connie C. Stults, M.D. Vanez B. Wilson, M.D. Durand Robison Gordon I. Sundberg Eckard Wimmer W. Bradford Rockwell, M.D. Michael D. Sutphin, M.D. Elizabeth J. Winfield Michael B. Rooney Robert Sutton, Ph.D. Beatrice R. Wisan D. N. Rose Verl H. Talbot, M.D. Linda Lewis Wolcott Robert H. Rose Carol N. Tanaka Thomas E. Wolters Barney H. Rosenblatt Norman C. Tanner E. Ileene Worsley Shirley C. Rossa Lorelei D. Tavey Suzanne Marie Yandow, M.D. Thomas J. Rossa Meredith Taylor Grant A. Young James T. Roth, M.D. Stephen D. Taylor, M.D. Ted E. Zaharias Robert Rothman Ruth Thomas Verner H. Zinik Gerald Rothstein, M.D. Wendy T. Thomas corporations Robert S. Rothwell, M.D. J. Spencer Thompson, M.D. and foundations Dennis D. Russell, M.D. Philip M. Thompson, Jr. Alliant Techsystems, Inc. Heather Russell Shirley Thompson Alpha Tau Omega, Utah Epsilon Tau Alene M. Russon Arlea W. Tolboe America First Credit Union Theodore A. Saieh, M.D. Daniel D. Toscano Arizona Kidney Disease and C. John Sakaldasis Walter Townson Hypertension Center Wayne M. Samuelson, M.D. John P. Tracy Ballard Medical Products Joy L. Sanford Kevin A. Tracy, M.D. Benchmark Commercial, Inc. Patricia Sato, M.D. Craig A. Trigueiro, M.D. Benedetto Arts, LLC Robert M. Satovick, M.D. Alta Tull Bingham High School Robert M. Savage Gail M. Tuohig Bonneville Bicycle Touring Club W. Michael Scheffer Dr. Linda S. Tyler Boyer Ambassador Jeffrey C. Schmidt, M.D. Kara K. Urnes, M.D. Bridger Valley Electric Association, Inc. Linda A. Schmidt Dr. Ross A. Van Vranken California Community Foundation David Seligson, M.D. Sheryll L. Vanderhooft, M.D. Chidester Family Revocable Trusts Steven W. Shamo, M.D. Chris A. Venizelos Bettina N. Coker Trust Harold L. Sharp John M. Veranth Cunningham Family Foundation Janet M. Shaw, Ph.D. Evan J. Vickers Czarnowski Display Services Susan Sheehan Barbara and George Vorce Danville Corporation Glen M. Sheppard, M.D. Billie Lee Walker Decoration Incorporated W. Donald Shields, M.D. Richard K. Wallin, M.D. Dixie Escalante Rural Electric James G. Shupe, M.D. Donald J. Walters Association, Inc. Sam J. Siciliano, Sr. Martin L. Warner Dream Team, Inc. James C. Simmons, M.D. Stephen R. and Elizabeth E. Warner E.L.K. Corporation Paul M. Simmons Gary M. Watts, M.D. Stephen B. Ellis Company Sandra M. Sims, Ph.D. Thomas M. Weed, M.D. Equitable Life & Casualty Insurance Robert Skelton, Jr. Dr. Ronald L. Weiss Company G. W. Sleight Linda H. Welling Euro RSCG DSW Partners, LLC Dana K. Smith LaRae Wellman Fetzers,’ Inc. Darrell F. Smith, M.D. Financial Services and Technology Dasil C. Smith, M.D. Flowell Electric Association, Inc. Donald E. Smith, Jr., M.D. Garkane Power Association, Inc. Jackie Aileen Smith, Ph.D. Geiger & Associates Katherine R. Smith Geyer & Miller, LLC Linda Smith Gilead Sciences, Inc. Sherman C. Smith, M.D. GSC Foundries, Inc. Russell L. Sorensen, M.D. Richard P. Hagman Foundation Michael W. Soulier Halliburton George H. Speciale Harbinger, Inc.

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Blaine N. & Barbara W. Harmon Strong & Hanni Joseph V. Cook, M.D. Charitable Foundation Sundance Deirdre Maria Corrigan Harris Family Foundation Triune, Inc. Robert M. Cundick, Jr., Ph.D. Henriksen/Butler Design Group United States Ski and Kristine A. Curtis Heuton Tire Company Snowboard Association Mary K. Cutler Hunter Junior High School United Water Idaho Employees Brian R. Dannemann Hunter Webb Foundation Utah Chapter “H” & “C” Gold Wing John B. D’Arcy The Hysen Group Road Riders Association Daniel Davis IHC/AmeriNet Utah Physicians Assistant Steven B. Davis, M.D. Student Society Class XXX It’s a Miracle Center Kathleen A. DiVincenzo, M.D., P.C. Utah Rural Electric Association Brian Kearney Incorporated H. Howard Dunlavy Valley Drug Kitchell Contractors Ruth Dyer Deforest Voss Residuary Trust Liposome Company, Inc. Lynda P. Faldmo Washington Mutual Foundation D. N. Lukens, Inc. Norman Hall Fawson, M.D. WCU Community Mac Gregor Software, Inc. Delores Fechter Wells Fargo Matching Gift Center Mannington Barbara S. Felt West Jordan Fire Fighters Matis Dermatology, PC Miles Cap Ferry R. C. Willey Home Furnishings MBS Connecting Point Elaine Fox Law Offices of Williams & Hunt MedPointe Dr. Cecelia H. Foxley Midvale Lions Club Mark A. Fulton, M.D. Millcreek Gardens COLLEGIATE CLUB Kevin Charles Funk, M.D. MiniMed Donors who have contributed gifts totaling $300-$499 from July 1, 2001, Lorise C. Gahring Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc. through June 30, 2002, to the University Sandra K. Gangstead, Ph.D. Mountain Marketing and of Utah Health Sciences Center. Rafael Garcia Communications, Inc. individuals Cheryl Gentle Mountain View Pharmacy, Inc. Theodore H. Greaves, Jr., M.D. Jeffrey L. Anderson, M.D. Mt. Wheeler Power, Inc. Douglas E. Green Joseph A. Anderson, Jr. Northern Power Equipment, Inc. Tharold E. Green, Jr., A.I.C.P. Cheryl Archibald The Okland Family Foundation Janette Gull Letitia P. Archuleta, M.D. Orphan Medical, Inc. Carol Dukes Hamilton, M.D. Leila B. Armknecht P.A. Surgical Services R. Bruce Hancey Rosemarie and Carl Bailey Pace Theatrical Group, Inc. Alice C. Hannahs Evan A. Ballard, M.D. Packaging Corporation of America Sally L. Hansen Keith S. Barrett Peery Hotel Janice E. Harvey Karen L. Bassford Pocatello Women’s Health Bruce Hebdon, M.D. Associates, LLC Mary C. Beckerle Dione Hellberg The Prudential Foundation Kay Bernson Ronald E. Hemberry Ross Southern Laboratories Marion Blackinton, Ed.D. Craig Herzog Salt Lake Magazine Garrison Bliss, M.D. Joanne Irwin Hessney, M.D. Scanco USA, Inc. Donald R. Bloyer, Jr. Garrett M. Hisatake, M.D. Slim Olson’s Distributing Richard W. Borgmeier Connie Cannon Holbrook Smith & Nephew, Inc. Jeffrey R. Botkin, M.D. Maurine R. Humphris Snowbird Pharmacy, Inc. James W. Bown, M.D. Dianne Hunt Societe Generale, Intl. Joseph W. Brazill Juanita J. Hurley SOS Services, Inc. Annette Brinton Russell Husted, Ph.D. Sounds of Zion, Inc. Blake J. Brown, M.D. Janet N. Hutchinson Southern Chemical Corporation Michael R. Bruno, M.D. Robert E. Irion South Ogden Fire Fighters Association Fraser Bullock Lowell W. Jelden South Valley Dermatology Center PC Bob Bunnell David B. Jenson Stantec Consulting Susan J. Burt John D. Jeppson, M.D. Steelbreeze Design, Inc. Christopher L. Burton Phillip D. Johnson Stoel Rives Lamar J. Bushnell, M.D. Robert L. Johnson Karen H. Campbell Mark A. Johnston, M.D. Larry A. Carlson Cynthia Jorgensen Marlene Carlson James A. Jorgenson, R.Ph., M.S. Derek Casari Crisenda and John Joseph L. Jeffery Chappell, M.D. Jerry Kaplan Gene K. Christensen Mary M. Katsanevas Scott K. Christensen, M.D. Kathleen M. Kaufman, R.N. Jonathan James Clark Dr. John H. Kinney Pamela Cole John M. Kominsky, M.D. Mark E. Colville Mary Ellen Connor

[ 46 ] Charles L. Korbell John M. Russell, Ph.D. Scott Machinery Company Karen Lackey Joyce C. Safford TCA Fulfillment Services James E. Lajune Katherine Sangroniz TheraSense Phyllis E. Lake Kevin George Sant Utah Chapter ‘H’ G.W.R.R.A. Leslie D. Larsen Yvonne C. Savarise Utah Hygiene dba Swisher Ronald C. Lease Raimund J. Sesanto Wintons Vista Pharmacy Wally W. Lee Margaret Siegel Linda Leigh M. Arlene Smedley CENTURY CLUB Harries A. Lloyd Enoch Richard Smith Donors who have contributed gifts Gary D. Lower, M.D. Gerald G. Smith, Jr. totaling $100-$299 from July 1, 2001, Elizabeth H. Lund Terry Smith, M.D. through June 30, 2002, to the University of Utah Health Sciences Center. Keith W. MacDonald Saundra Y. Snyder Michelle K. Madden Richard Sorenson INDIVIDUALS Dave Maher Andrew Spaziani Steven Abel Monica Maillet Diana M. Stafforini, Ph.D. Reid H. Acord William L. Marcroft R. James Steenblik Gregory D. Adams Lorna H. Matheson David J. Stillman, M.D. Michelle Adams Douglas B. McAffee Martha G. Stockham Suann P. Adams Audrey J. McBride Donald G. Stockman, D.D.S. Colleen B. Addie Jeanne McGovern Preston D. Struve Sujnani Adkoli, M.D. James M. McGreevy, M.D. Benjamin Tanner Balbir Singh Ahluwalia Barbara J. McKean E. Mauria Tanner Michael Edward Albo, M.D. Frank P. McNeil Thomas P. Thompson Carl Rae Albrecht Dolores W. Miller Al Tokunaga Karen Albritton Michaela S. Mohr, M.D. Connie S. Tovey Cynthia Alexander Douglas E. Morris Christine C. Turner Susan Allman Marjory W. Moss Ivan M. Turpin, M.D. Nicholas S. Altice J. Heber Moulton Heidi E. Vriens Siva Ambalavanan Edward W. Muir Jack D. Wahlen, M.D. Theodoros and Karen Anastasopoulos Maureen Mulligan Charlene M. Wangsgard Charles V. Anderson Chad L. Murdock, M.D. Mary Ann Ware, M.D. James A. Anderson Michael L. Murray Hugh S. West, Jr., M.D. Luana F. Anderson Gloria J. Myers Gayen B. Wharton Margaret R. Anderson David Neal Julia L. White Myron E. Anderson Phil J. Nightingale Gary W. Whiting, M.D. Ruth M. Anderson Tosca Norton Linda B. Wiggins Sherri Anderson Susan O’Connor-Wright Joseph M. Winder Robert L. Andres Sharon Odekirk Richard A. Wolthuis John G. Anos Craige J. Olson William W. Wood Leslie P Antalffy Raymond D. Olson Timothy W. Woods, M.D., P.C. Jonathan D. Apfelbaum, M.D. Barbara Osborne Joseph C. Woodward Mary Catherine Argus Jennifer B. Ota, M.D. Dr. Joanne Wright Thomas N. Arnett, Jr. Richard C. Palma T. J. Wronski, Ph.D. Helen Arrington Jerry J. Parker Cathy E. Wyatt Lorraine C. Arter William J. Paul Andrei Yakovlev Scott H. Ash Marian P. Perrier Karla Ypma Nancy Ashcraft LaPriel M. Poulson Hugh M. Zumbro Neil H. Ashdown, Ph.D. Rudolph C. Pramaggiore corporations David S. Aswad Michael Priebe, M.D. and foundations Judith S. H. Atherton Sharon Ragsdale CUP Federal Credit Union Joy V. Atkin Linda S. Ralston L N Curtis & Sons Donald F. Ayer, Ph.D. Itha W. Rampton Dermatology Center Byron H. Bagnell E. Kent Rasmussen, M.D. Fabian & Clendenin David Bagshaw Ruth S. Rich Charitable Foundation Jack F. Bailey Elizabeth W. Richards Hospital Therapy Products, Inc. Monica Bailey Oliver C. Richards Howells Furniture Richard and Darlene Bairett Cherry M. Ridges Mandarin Restaurant Richard Jay Baker Glenn B. Robbins Murray City Power Department Abe and Lisa Bakhsheshy Helen Rosenmertz Qualcomm Incorporated Bryan C. Bale Bette C. Ross Radco Properties Corporation Lula Bambrough Capt. S. Ann Ross USN, Ret. Renaissance Technologies Corporation Shela Barker The Rio, Inc. *DECEASED

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Virginia L. Barnard Ruth E. Brasher Gayle M. Chandler Cynthia A. Barnes M Joan Brawley Rosemary Chapel David Richard Barnes, M.D. Paul F. Bray, M.D. Carolyn F. Chappell Jadie Barrie Mary E. Brian Ron Chase Judy Barry Edward K. Bridge Susan D. Chase-Cantarini Jackie Bartholomew Paulette A. Bright Charlotte Chatterton R. Glenn Bauernschmidt James S. Bringhurst Robert L. Cheminant Karen Ann Bauman Judith M. Bringhurst Kevin L. Cheney Thomas D. Bauman, M.D. Maureen K. Brinkman Chi-Bin Chien E. Wayne Baumgardner Anne E. Brodke Bart Chournos Dennis G. Bayes Barbara Brower Arda Jean Christensen Betty Beadz Douglas M. Brown Nancy Christensen-Mayer Joan P. Beaubouef Jean Ellen Brown K. M. Chrysler William L. Beck Karin N. Brown Barbara S. Clark John A. Becker, Jr. Mike Brown Linda Clark Kimberly Apt Beckham Nordell T. Brown, M.D. Yvonne M. Clark Cindy L. Belcher Stephen D. Brown, M.D. Alden Clausen Billie Bell Karla M. Browne Stephen E. Clayson, M.D. Christi Bell-Ballard Gail Buchalter Helen L. Clise Mary Elen Belnap Doris Budge Calvin G. Clyde, Ph.D. Robin Belnap Irene W. Buehner Lynda Coker Peter R. Belsky Lisa Bunderson David P. Coldesina, D.D.S. Robert P. Benfield Sandra Bunn Ben Coleman LaVern C. Bergstrom Howard Burnett Marjorie A. Coleman Col. Vernon M. Bergstrom Lisa F. Burroughs, RDH Beverly Coles Bryan Bero Cheryl Burwell Jeffrey D. Colyar Delora P. Bertelsen Stanley A. Busath Paula I. Compton Joan B. Bertelsen Laura W. Bush Gordon L. Connelly Eugene Bertelson Miriam C. Bushnell Ralph M. Conner Cynthia S. Bestvina A. Jerry Butler Edmund D. Cook Robert H. Bird Stephen P. Butler Stephen A. Coray, M.D. Lynn Bishop Pat Button Carlina S. Corun Susan S. Bissegger Kym Buttschardt Julie R. Cowley Catherine C. Black Carrie Byington Peggy Cox Donald W. Black, M.D. La Vera Byram Norma H. Crase Lance Black Patricia E. Byrne Val Dean Crawford Meridian Toufui Black Marianne Cahalan Beth A. Crim Darla M. Blodgett George E. Caine Harry W. Crooks Mary M. Bocook Beverly Caldwell John Crossley William R. Bohman, M.D. Scott A. Call Alene Cuff James L. Bohnert Casey Callaway Mary V. Cummins Judy Ann Boles Linda M. Cameron Janice Marie Curran Elaine E. Bolle Barbara D. Campbell Carl A. Curtis Michele M. Bonacci Margy M. Campbell Maxine Miner Curtis Linda L. Bonar Chris Candela Barry E. Cushing Joshua C. Bond Susan Canick Laura A. Czajkowski, Ph.D. Dorrel F. Booth Thomas Gerard Cantu Laura D. Davenport Tori A. Booth Yang Cindy Cao Ann Davis Steven J. Borchard Richard Capener Laura Daw Ronald A. Borg Edwin Martin Caravati, M.D. Chuck Dawson C. Dennis Borup Karen L. Carlson Craig W. Dayhuff Kenneth Michael Boucher, Ph.D. Kristy Carlston Claudia C. Deines Dorothy M. Bowen Donna E. Carney Jacques L. Delamarre, Jr. Samuel F. Bowen Lori Carrig Karen B. Demara Gayle G. Bowman Odille H. Carter Robert Alan Dent Susan Ann Boyd Carolyn H. Cartwright William D’Evelyn William S. Boyd Holly D. Casey, M.D. Dynette L. Dickinson Sherri E. Boyette Monica S. Cassell Molly T. Dolana Denice Bradfield Kenneth B. Castleton, Jr. Richard E. Dority Judy Brady Cynthia Causley Georganne E. Doty Kimberly Brasher Mary P. Chachas Pamela Dover Carol D. Chadburn

[ 48 ] Anne T. Finnegan Cathy Hadden Marilyn T. Flint Donald B. Hadley Ron Flynn Curt Haffner Barbara J. Fontaine Mary H. Hafner Cheryl B. Ford Nooshin Hajebian J. Lynn Ford Kris T. Hale Cindy K. Fortin Kenneth A. Hall W. Tracy Fowler Anne M. Halley Chris R. Fox Martha M. Hamada Jeanne G Frederiksen Vea Jean Hamilton David R. Free Constance J. Hand Shelly Frey Gene Hansen Verna Mae Dover Betsy D. Fuchs Krystal Hansen Barbara Dowd Christine D. Fujinami Regan Bennett Hansen, M.D. Lynnette H. Dowdle Melanie A. Fuller Lavonda Hanson Alice Dowling Sue Fuller Becca Harmsen Lona Dowling Laurel B. Furse Donald Scott Harper, M.D. Rose Draper Mindy B. Gaddis, M.D. Michelle R. Harper Priscilla L. Dudis Bret Galbraith Marjorie R. Harris Kathryn Dullum Mary Alice Galt Marian D. Harrison Lanette Dunbar Dr. Evelyn M. Garcia Rita Harrison Trudy Duncan Precieleano Garcia Aldene M. Hart Sharon L. Dunn Dan S. Gardiner Stanley B. Harvey Leonard Duran, M.D. Delores W. Gardner Barbara P. Hatch Carl H. Duren Reta W. Gardner Elizabeth A. Haycock Shelley M. Eaglesham Val Gardner Margaret B. Heers William R. Earl Sandra L. Garlick Ursula Hemmerich Margaret Eddleman Gary M. Garner, M.D. Diane Byron Henry William Foster Edwards, M.D. Elaine B. Garrett Cheryl Henson Talmage D. Egan, M.D. Jana R. Garrett Amanda Hepkins Karen Ehresman Gustavo N. Garzarelli Renae P. Hepler Kathleen G. Ekeren Holly Gates L. Beth Hermansen Elizabeth M. Eliason Christy Gentile Genevieve Hernon Brad S. Elkins W. Bryan George Ronald L. Herrick Wilma M. Elkins Rita Marie Gerard Alice C. Hiatt* Claudia W. Ellett Melody Giacomino Alan J. Hillard Vivian Ellingford Paula Gibbs-Taylor, M.D. Douglas N. Hix Leslee Bringhurst Ellis Carol A. Gibson Paul B. Hoggan Todd B. Engen, M.D. Debra Brown Gilbert Dalene L. Holland Mona England Melissa Mae Giovale William B. Holman David W. Erickson Harvey S. Glade John H. Holmes Mary E. Erickson June Glaser John W. Holmes Cynthia L. Eriksson Ronald L. Godwin Johnelle Homer Belen M. Erstad Lori Gomez Mark A. Hopkins Lori B. Evans Jayann Goodman Scott Alan Hopkins, M.D. Randy Ewell Robert D. Goodwin Lori Houston Jana Fagenbush Alexander E. Gorbalenya F. Burton Howard Christine A. Fairclough J. William Gordon R. Tim Howells Annette K. H. Falvo Susanne Brown Gordon Judith R. Hoyt Brenda Farnsworth Erich L. Graf Cynthia Huempfner Katherine Fassio Robert A. Graf Paul D. Hunsaker Gretchen T. Faucett Christa Graff Anne M. Hunsicker Stephen E. Featherstone Brian Gresh G. Robinson Hunt Joseph P. Felisky Patricia W. Griffiths James F. Hunt Patrick J. Fendt Susan E. Griffiths William E. Hunter Gary P. Fernelius Douglas Grossman Dean W. Hurst L. James Ferrarini Iva Lou Groutage Rodney L. Huss, M.D. Muffy Ferro Kenneth R. Groves Sylvia I. Iannucci Donald W. Fey Laurnal H. Gubler Carolyn P. Ingersoll Kurt V. Fiedler Richard K. Gurgel C. Earl Israelsen Perry G. Fine Maria Esther Gutierrez Sheila L. Itokazu Lenna C. Habbeshaw *DECEASED

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Catherine M. Killion Henry A. Lobato Deborah H. Kim Mary Elizabeth Loesch Beverly Kimball Doris Ann Long David Kimball Mina B. Lorenz Josephine S. Kimball Kenneth E. Louder Ann King Brandon R. Loveridge Charlotte E. King Gordon M. Low Kevin E. Kinsella Anne A. Lowe Carman E. Kipp Kim Lubbers Jerrie Kirk Ernest A. Lucero, M.D. Joshua C. Kirkham Donna M. Luers Mitsuo Kitahara, M.D. Georgia R. Lui, M.D. B. Max Iversen Angela Kithas Ruth H. Lundgren Gary K. Iwamoto, M.D. Kristine F. Kladis Carma B. Lunt Tharry B. Jackman Daniel F. Klessig Joni Lunt Andrew B. Jackson Judith H. Knight Jane I. Lyles Victoria P. Jackson Nadine Knight Robert J. Lynch, Jr. Verl T. Jacob Richard Knight Joseph Machnik, Ph.D. Cheryl Jahns Sylvia Knight Shirley M. Mackie Eric B. Janes Julie M. Knighton Constance C. Madsen Carol L. Janulaitis Gregory L. Knott David Max Madsen Chester Jensen David C. Korenke Susan S. Madsen Elizabeth M. Jensen, M.D. Lana Kotter Dwayne E. Manful LaMoyne M. Jensen Edwin L. Krebs David Manning Marjory Jensen Tricia H. Kritzberg Elizabeth Manos Reed T. Jensen, M.D. Margaret M. Kruse Phoebe F. Marashi Steven Paul Jensen, M.D. Hillari J. Kwon Winnifred S. Margetts Lois M. Jessen Angela Preetika Lal, M.D. Estelle S. Marlor Richard E. Johns, Jr., M.D. Robert B. Lamb, M.D. David C. Marriott Diane Johnson Diana Jeanne Lane Milo S. Marsden, Jr. Dorothy G. Johnson Dorothy J. Lane Louis A. Maspero Ferdinand T. Johnson W. Glenn Lanham Lloyd G. Mathis Geraldine B. Johnson Patricia Williams Larkin Marty Mattsson, R.N., MS, CS Mark Wood Johnson, M.D. Connie Larrinega-Pope Darlene A. Maxfield Mary Cecil Johnson Royce G. Larsen Wesley K. Mayder Michael E. Johnson Renee Smith Lauritzen, M.D. Russel Mayer Reid Johnson Chloe K. Laursen Darl C. McBride Richard E. Johnson Margaret S. Lawrence Tina M. McCafferty Sue Johnson Gary A. Lawson, D.M.D. Kathy McCloyn Janean Jolley Beverly H. Layton Geoffrey B. McCombs Ceri R. Jones Jayne E. Layton Michelle N. McDaniel Kevin F. Jones R. Dean Layton Walter T. McDonald Suzan Jones Michael Leavitt Donnie McFadden Donna M. Jordan-Allen Mary LeBarron McGarrell Lorna L. Joseph Ralph L. Lee Robert J. McInnis Elizabeth Joy, M.D. Donald E. Leech John L. McKay Caren Joyner James D. Lefavor Rebecca E. McKean Michael Judd Ervin Lehman Susan R. McLaughlin Michelle Judd George D. Leigh Edward P. McNeiley, Ph.D. Patricia P. Kaller Shannon LeJeune Craig McQuarrie Elizabeth Kaplan Dianne F. Lemmons Marie K. Metesh Melisa Kay David Leonard Reva Mikami, M.D. Helen M. Kelly Steve C. Leonard Gary D. Milam Elizabeth T. Kemberling Mark F. Leppert, Ph.D Beverly J. Miller Charlene S. Kendall Donna Lifsey-McTeer Gae S. Millerberg Lee G. Kennard, M.D. Jeannie Lynne Lile Tammy Milligan Helen L. Kennedy Chia-Wen Chao Lin Anne Milne Howard Mark Kenney, M.D. LeeAnne Linderman Roma R. Mirov Jeryl D. Kershner Lori Lindgren Robert G. Mitchell, M.D. Badawe I. Khader Janet E. Lindsley Mary E. Miyawaki Frederick G. Kidston, Jr. Maxine L. Linial Jamie Moe Christy Livingston

[ 50 ] Elizabeth W. Montague Brent Parrish David J. Rawlings, M.D. Barbara Mooney Todd Richard Parry, M.D. Natalie Rawson Dennis J. Moore, M.D. Mary Parsons Edwin A. Read Tamra D. Morgan Sudhir Patel, M.D. Victoria Jane Ream Todd B. Morris Linda Lee Patterson Deana Redd Val Morris Reita B. Pearson Elvin S. Reed Lee S. Moss Robert Dean Pearson, M.D. John A. Reed Mary Alice Moss Tricia Pearson Debra S. Regier Sue R. Moss Margaret M. Pelham Suzette C. Reid John W. Mueller Bette B. Penney Leona Reiner-Mason Chad H. Muir Mary G. Perkins Mary Violet Relling Dwight H. Mukuno Richard W. Perkins Jim O. Rhead, Jr. Diana I. Murphy Nancy G. Perl Jeanette Marie Ricci Kelley J. Murphy Maj. Gary M. Perryman Marjorie J. Rich J. Patrick Myers Barbara A. Peters Bryan Lee Richards, M.D. Terry P. Myers Ann G. Petersen Darell G Richards, D.D.S. Edward M. Nedza Kay H. Peterson Pamela J. Richards Scott Regan Negri, M.D. Frederic G. Petit Lori B. Richardson The Honorable Ron Nehring Thomas S. Petsche Connie J. Richins Jean O. Neilson Kimberli Jacobsen Petty William T. Richmond Mary D. Nelsen Sandra N. Peuler Rosa Lee Riddle David J. Nelson Shannon C. Pfursich Joseph F. Ringholz Judy H. Nelson Kieuanh Thi Pham, M.D. Earlene Rivera Kenton Cory Nelson Sue C. Phelps Lori Ann Roark Laurie A. Nelson Aleen R. Phinney Linda S. Robbins Robert G. Neville David C. Pickett Ann I. Roberts Gary L. Newman Ronald B. Pierce Carol J. Roberts Loan Thi Hong Nguyen Doris Pilkerton David D. Roberts Wayne Nichols Thomas E. Pillsbury Donna A. Robertson Dianne Niebuhr-Joos Timothy F. Pingree, M.D. Margaret A. Robertson Ann Nielsen Anne H. Pinnock M. Elaine Robinette Irvin N. Nielsen Rhonda Pollock Lisa Rae Robinson Lohree A. Nielsen Janiece L. Pompa, Ph.D. Ronald Nels Robinson Marjorie Nielson Toni Poochigian Rebecca Rockwell, J.D. Richard L. Nigro Betty Porter Betty C. Roe Susan Nisogi Carole L. Porter Kimberly L. Roeder David W. Noall Patricia Porter-Gill Jane A. Rogers Katharine S. Norem Tim L. Praag Janet K. Rogers Leslie Norris Barbara S. Preiskel L. Ralph Rohr, M.D. Connie Norstrom Marilyn Early Price Brian K. Rolfson, M.D. D. C. Norton Martha F. Proctor Gloria L. Romney Howard Norton S. Stephen Provin Raymond P. Roos Mikel R. Nybo Michael Pruess A. Patrick Rose, M.D. Steven M. Oberbeck Miles Pufall Robin A. Rosenberg John J. Oberst Jean S. Purcell Lori J. Rosendahl Deborah Grace O’Connor Shawn L. Putnam Gladys H. Ross Jeff Ogden Maureen P. Quan Avis D. Rostron Alma L. O’Hare Virginia W. Quealy Linda Routh Byron T. Okutsu David M. Quinn Prof. David J. Rowlands Michael A. Oldstone George R. Quist Nancy E. Ruchforth Kathy J. Oleson Ruth C. Rabalais Wilford F. Rudert Debra Jo Olsen Gary Rabetoy Jonathan Ruga Mary J. Olsen Graham Rae Patricia Runco Gary S. O’Neal John A. Raemer Lula P. Ruoti Bill Orchow Dr. Leonard H. Raizin Michele A. Rupert Mary C. Ormond Laurie Raleigh Lori Kathryn Rupp Ruth L. Orton Jani Rankin Barbara G. Russell Scott G. Owens Clark J. Rasmussen, M.D. Ruth H. Ryan James L. Painter Grant J. Rasmussen, M.D. Raymond C. Saalbach Cynthia M. Pallas Kimball Rasmussen C. Okada Sakashita Jim Parker Jane R. Rather Delores Salt Lois S. Rau *DECEASED

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Karen Lisa Salzman Richard Snyder, Jr. Elliot R. Travis Linda Samuels Michael Sobieski Yvonne Yang Travis, M.D. Suzanne Sandmeyer Ruy Soeiro, M.D. Jeanne Truxal Peter Sarnow Soren K. Sorensen Alex Tsodikov Arleen Leona Sawitzke, Ph.D. Joe Soto Mitzi M. Tsukamoto Pam Schabacker Nancy Souder Gladys M. Tucker Carol Scharff Grant H. Southwick, M.D. Ronald E. Turner Curtis R. Scheetz Rosemary E. Spade Ursula Uecker Laidina C. Schlemmer Penny Spangler Scott C. Ulmer, M.D. Rosemary D. Schlichtig Peter Sparks Bobbie Ursin Patricia Schneider Melanie Speirs Deanne B. Utley Ernie Schneiter, Jr. Charles D. Sperry David H. Van Langeveld Larry Schoeff, MS, MT Joseph B. Stanford, M.D., SPH Karen VandenBosch Donald M. Schultz Timmy R. Stanley Loralee Vantassell E. William Scott Edwin W. Stansell Patricia M. Vaught Richard G. Scott Mark Starkman Cristi Vernon Deanna Scow Carin S. Steinvoort Fay R. Vernon Kim A. Segal Michael L. Stevens Reba Eleanor Vetter Christopher I. Seibert P. W. Stevens Virginia Vierra, M.D. Sachi W. Seko June and Phillip Stewart Joseph S. Viland Dr. Bert L. Semler Kathaleen J. Stewart William Vogel Max F. Sewell Phillip B. Stewart Laurie Ann Von Der Ahe Hazel H. Sewell-Bowerbank Scott R. Stolhand Theresa Wadium Helen R. Shapiro Ronald G. Stoll Evelyn C. Wagstaff Lucille Shapiro, M.D. Jacqueline Story Barbara S. Walchli Aaron J. Shatkin Kristy Strickland Alfred J. Walker Loretta L. Shaw Annalee Strong Donald E. Wallace Louise R. Shaw David C. Summers Julie K. Wallace Perry C. Shaw Caryn Summers-Young Max V. Wallentine Norita K. Sheehan Pamela Sutton Bradley K. Wallin William Kenneth Sheffield, M.D. Barbara A. Swain Deborah C. Walter David S. Shelton Mary M. Talboys Charles K. Walters Heidi Sheridan Kristin Jones Tarbet, M.D. Ann T. Ward Candice Anne Shields Alice P. Tate Christopher D. Ward Ken Shifrar Alan Taylor Bernice B. Warden Wayne A. Shirley Craig B. Taylor, M.D. Dr. C. Malcolm Warner Elaine E. Shomer John Stewart Taylor, M.D. Jonathan R. Warner Lynda S. Short Koby W. Taylor James D. Warren Sheila J. Shrader Roxana Taylor Rebecca Ann Wassem Dennis C. Shrieve Virginia C. Temple Marian L. Waterman Brian L. Shuppy Samuel Tennant Gordon Watson Ross E. Siddoway Kay Tenney Lance J. Weeks Kenton D. Sieckman Louanna Theurer Beverly J. Weems Brendt A. Sigvardt Jennifer Thielen Samuel Hughes Welch Thomas W. Sileo Gordon W. Thiriot Lila Weller Lu Skinner Kathryn A. Thompson Mark R. Wellman Robert C. Sloan Thomas N. Thompson John G. Wells Janice Slone Marjorie W. Thomsen Helen J. West A. McNair Smith, M.D. Regina M. Thomson Roberta West Brady Smith Jeffrey L. Thorne Usher T. West Carol N. Smith Deborah M. Thorpe, Ph.D., APRN Harriet M. Westergard Cathy Smith Thurman E. Thorpe Judy Kay Westfahl Cynthia S. Smith Sara Lynn Thurgood Udell Westover Dorothy D. Smith Patricia E. Tibolla Mary Jane J. Weyher George H. Smith Mary Ann Tidwell Marlene Whicker Jeffrey J. Smith Merlene C. Timmons Kent Bradley Whitaker Max J. Smith Anton Joel Tonc Georgette L. White Orville Smith Janet W. Topham Gerald Whittier Philip C. Smith, M.D. Vincent P. Toscan Calvin G. Wiggins W. Claude Smith Gary O. Totland Susan Wiggins Debra Snow Jonny Totten Linda Lee Wilcoxson Thomas R. Towns

[ 52 ] Sharon Cherry Anne Wilkins D & G Therapy, LLC Mountain States Concrete Clayton R. Williams Dan’s Foods Pipe Association H. Mifflin Williams Deer Valley Resort M.S. Dixie II Laura L. Williams Delta High Class of 1971 Orthalliance, Inc. Lori Williams Dimension Leasing Service, Inc. Peppermill-Rainbow Virginia G. Williams Durango & Silverton Hotel Casinos Virginia Holly Williams Narrow Gauge Railroad Peterson Family Trust Brian R. Williamson Eisenberg & Gilchrist, LLC PipeVine, Inc. Ann Wilson Employees of WCU Plumb & Company Realtor Frank M. Wilson Evergreen Framing & Gallery Preceptor Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Fred H. Wilt Forest Creek Construction, LLC Printing Industries of Utah Kenneth A. Winder Garden Terrace The Gibney Family Foundation The Pub’s Desert Edge Bernadine Winkler Brewery Curtis K. Winterfeld Gillies Stransky Brems Smith Architects, P.C. Puva Management J. D. Winzenried Quicknowledge, Inc. Daniel M. Witt Girl Scouts of Utah Troop #642 Glenwild Golf Club & Spa Radisson Park City Nancy and Gordon Wolf Ramos Design Services Susan Sarah Wolfe Golden Spike Gem & Mineral Society Good Sam Club Realty Executives of Utah Tony H. Wong Rees Auto Brokers Nedra P. Wood Harmons Health Effects Institute Reflections Sherrie Woodmancy Richter7 Margaret P. Woolsey Highland Land & Lumber Corporation Rivers Effortless Dining Kenneth E. Wooten, Jr. Holiday Financial Roundy Masonry, LLC Max Worthington Hotel Monaco Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau William Wouden Idaho Pain Center & SBR Technologies John William Wright Anesthesia, P.C. Shapiro Luggage Naleen D. Wright Illinois Tool Works Roy W. and Elizabeth E. Simmons Ed Wycherley Foundation Pioneer Memorial Theatre Elizabeth Elinor Wyckoff, Ph.D. International Window Sims & Sims Ruth O. Yancey Film Association Smith & Butters, LLC Dan R. Yeager IntraBiotics Pharmaceuticals, Soroptimist Int’l of the Americas Norman A. Zabriskie, M.D. Inc. & Pharmanet, Inc. Rocky Mountain Region Delphine P. Zeuli Roy & Eva Jarman Starla J. Spears Trust Corporation Alexander Zorin St. Joseph’s Villa Jennmar/Keystone Bolt of PA corporations Stagg & Associates, P.C. and foundations K & M Enterprises Stansbury Elementary Kappa Kappa Gamma Tom Stevens Construction Administrative Office of the Courts Ed Kenley Ford AIM Administration, Inc. Systems West Computer Resources, Inc. Kurz Medical, Inc. Tactile Signage of Utah, Inc. Amcor-White Lalor-Latimer Sales Company American Association of Retired Persons Thompson Brooks, Inc. Larson Distributing Co., Inc. Total Environmental Management, Inc. American Landscape, Inc., Utah Division Liberty Bank Amussen, Hunsaker and Associates, Inc. Trailblazer Controls Corporation Lifecell Treeline Products Anderson Drug & Floral Madeleine Choir School Arizona Medical Clinic, Ltd. Triangle United Way Magic Valley Growers, Ltd. University of Utah Athletics Department Associated Western Universities, Inc. Marin Medical Pharmacy Associates for Plastic Surgery Utah Association of Realtors, Inc. John E. & Nancy A. Masline Utah Motor Transport Association Medical Group, Inc. Trust Utahns For Choice Atkinson Electronics, Inc. McCleary Associates, LLC Utah Symphony Atlantic Research Corporation Medicross Pharmacy Ute Plaza Super Market, LLC AUBER c/o Northeast LA University Mesa Verde Company Austin Community Foundation Valley Mental Health Automated Business Products Walnut Hollow Bank of Utah Wasatch Advisors Barber Bros. Ford Washington Federal Savings Jean Brown Associates Waterford Systems Cache Valley Electric Company W-Cubed Incorporated Car Concepts, Inc. Western Community Bank Comitas Literary Club Western Nevada Supply Company Community Nursing Service West Ridge Resources, Inc. Computer Psychology I, Inc. Women’s Democratic Club Cooper Roberts Simonsen Wood Plumbing, Inc. Architects, AIA *DECEASED

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IN MEMORY Evelyn Bigler Mark Chaddick Bill Davies Those in whose memory gifts Donald G. Billingsley Faye O. Chambers Charles C. and Laura S. Davis were made from July 1, 2001, Robert H. Bischoff Frederick W. Champ Wilma Myers Davis through June 30, 2002. Barbara Bissegger Julie M. Chan Florence DeCarver Boyd A. Blackner Ruth Chapman Maxine Denkers Barbara Ann Bracket Abbott Denise J. Blanchard Pat Charlesworth Montra Dennis Harry G. Abel, Jr. Marques Blodgett Willis Chatterton Alice Derrick Jack Adamson Alta M. Booth Shirley Murdock Cheaney Gloria Mary Desantis Alan Alfry Dave Boree and Lyla Johnson Clyde L. Cheney Benno D. Deters Jessica Allan David Borin Raymond Chew Theodore Dickamore Earl D. Allen, USN Richard Bowen Carl R. Child Mitzy DiPietra Joseph H. Allen Aldean Bown F. David Child Frank and John Lee Diston Jane E. Allgood Douglas G. Boyle Ted Comer and Wardell Black Joanne Divine Tiffany Joy Amore Dusty Bradshaw Gladys Crosgrove Chipman John A. Dixon, M.D. Angela Rae E. Anderson Larry D. Bradshaw Grant Christensen Ruth Dixon Betty Anderson Polly Bradshaw Joseph M. Christensen Imogene Nottingham Doll Carol Anderson Robert N. Bramer Lowell P. Christensen Pamela C. Dominguez Cynthia S. Anderson Karen J. Breum Georgia Clark Mary E. Donley Norman S. Anderson, M.D. Sharon Brinton Karen Clark Emmett Dave Dorough Shelly R. Anderson Michael Broadbent Dayna M. Clarke Leola Lee M. Dowd Shirley L. Anderson Brothers Mildred W. Clay Christine Dowdle Twilla Mae Pritchett Del Ray Brotherson Edward P. Cliff Max Robert Dowdle Anderson David Brown Geneva R. Cliff Delos F. Doyle Virginia Anderson Dorothy Brown Richard Clise James L. Draesheke Richard Armknecht Zelda Brown Edward W. Clyde Sarah Adele K. Dransfield Jack Arnell Mary Ellen Brune Philip Coates Emerson O. Draper Patricia Y. Arter Max Brunner T. William Cockayne, Sr. Joyce Dresher Jane Ashenbrucker Mark L. Bryner Frank A. Cockrell Susan C. Driver Sheryl Dunn Aswad Judy Bryson Geneura M. Cohenour Ludelle DuFour Edna Benson Athas Roma Buche Margie Collier Clyde S. Dunkley Elsie Atkinson Edna Buckley Lani Collins Carol A. Dunlap Aunt Betty/dog Sugar Ron Buckly Derrian Comer Mark Duran Margaret J. Olsen Babcock Rosalene Buerger Lyman Wilson Condie Lowell M. Durham Margaret Louise Babcock Al Buranek James L. Conklin Edward R. Dusenberry Madeline C. Bacon Grace K. Burbidge Albert Conta Margaret K. Earl Becky Bair Elma Gay “E. G.” Burch Daniel Cook Cathy Lee W. Edgeman June Baker Dennis Burnham Edith S. Cooke Benetta Egbert Charles Thomas Ball James E. Burns Teresa Ann Colligan Coons Darrell Egbert Lisa Kaye Balog Michael Burns Charles Rodney Cragun Eric Einersen Douglas Balter Gary G. Burr David Crandall Barbara Ek Albert A. Barber Albert W. Burt Peter Crane, M.D. Lupe Elizondo Mary Barnard Lee Clark Burton Randy D. Cruse Dora Jeanne Elkington Carolyn Larsen Barnes Colin J. Bury Ida Cullen Caryl Ellis Ellen N. Barnes Cole-Michael Busch William R. Cunningham Elma Robyn Barnhurst Shanna Butters Marco M. Cushing William L. Emmel Vaneese Barrett Dean Call Randall Cushing Ivers Emmermanis Phyllis Barth Sterling Davis Callister Mary Ann Halliday Dallinga Ruth Enke Leonora J. Bascom Alice K. Campbell James Willis Daniels, Jr. John F. Erickson Sally Batson Clyde J. Campbell Roy R. Darke Phoebe W. Erickson Dorothy Baumhoff Lillis M. P. Campbell Charles Darnell Phyllis Estes Rex C. Beckstead Loa Campbell Dorothy Evans Lula P. Beesley Patsy Campbell Robabeh Evyanganji Walter W. Beeson James “Candy” Candelaria Linda B. Falabella Alvin S. Belka Ray R. Canning, Ph.D. Jerry Farnes Alvin T. Benefiel Lucille Brimhall Cannon Father and Son Dr. Keith Benner William W. Cannon Kevin R. Featherstone Betty Bennett Lawrence Cardwell Hubert J. Feeney Dolores Bennett Kay Carling Kenneth C. Fehr Pam Bennett Paul J. Carpenter Andrew J. Ferguson Phil T. Bennett Donald Carr Eloise P. Fillmore Erol R. Benson William L. Carr Myron Finkelstein Gordon Benson Marion Carter Frank Finlayson Janet J. Benzley Aaron Casari Thomas H. Fishburn Elaine Berggren John Cashman Gerald R. FitzGerald Elizabeth Berman Valeria S. Castillo Rae Lynn Fitzwater Norman G. Berndt Jeffrey W. Castleton Patrick Flaherty’s Mother Carl L. Betts Kenneth B. Castleton Rita Flinders Oscar H. Biegel, Jr. Tallie Lee Cavaness Lorri Shaw Folkersen Dixie Cejka

[ 54 ] Michael E. Folster Mary Lee Gerbich Harris Park Johnston Helen Davies Lingman Violet Fontano Clifford Harrison Allen M. Jolley Charles M. Lockwood Judy Forman-Porter Howard B. Harrison Mary Jolley Lawrence J. Loosli Vance Forsgren John T. Hart Carl W. Jones Mack Lott Ester Foster Christine Harvey David Jones Austin G. Loveless Jack Leroy Foster Miyuki “Miki” Hasegawa Dustin B. Jones Max E. Loveridge Mary Foster Shari Hawkes Eleanor Jones Connie Lowder Dr. Jeffrey L. Fox Allen Parsons Haycock Mervin W. Jones, CPA Gene Lowe Tammy Fox Beverly M. Hayman Beverly Jorgensen Lucille A. E. Lowe Patricia A. Frank Heather Helton Joanne Julian Jara Ludlow Edith Franks Sylvia R. Henricksen Charle D. Jurgens Jack Lunt Franklin and Betty Martha Henson Karl Clyde E. “Dutch” Lykins Robert Frederiksen Roy Hepner Phillip Karp Roger Lynch Chester Fredette Sylvia Herrick Henry Y. Kasai Casey Mac Arthur David L. Freed Jilleen S. Hertig Boyd Keetch James MacCalman A Friend David W. Hess Ellen T. Kesler J. Scott Mackay George Frkovich Georgia Miller Higgins Earl Eugene Kessler Louise W. Madsen Bonnie J. Fronce Duane Hildebrant Gisela Keutel Lynn Madsen Sharon Fuhr Carmen A. Hill Kathryn H. Keyvani Eva Mahaffey Lynn R. Fuhriman Pauline B. Hills LaRon Kimball David R. Makoff George Y. Fujii William Lester Hills Harold “Hap” Kimball Grace E. Maloy Sumiko Fujiki, Ph.D. David Hirschi Charles Lee King George P. Mang Sailaga Ganguly Arlene Hirst Robert D. King Donald W. Marcek Marlene Garnham Phillip Hogensen Gloria Mary Kinney Marg, L. Query’s Mom Okla Garrett Nina C. Holcomb Marilyn L. Kipp Mrs. Marlin Lyle Gaskill Idona C. Holman Bill L. Kirkwood Brent Marriott Claudius Y. Gates, M.D. Virginia C. Holt Mary Klieros Gerald F. Marshall, Jr. Lila Gehre Linda Louise Horvath Colleene Klineburger Luann Martin David L. Gentle Bill Houpt Keith L. Knight William Martin Robert Gerde Jack Howard Richard Wellman Knight Joan Matthews Barbara Clark Gibbs Sally Howard Thelma M. Kolendrianos Herschal L. Maughan Robert W. Gibbs Sherwin W. Howard Takeo Konishi Janet F. Maxfield Lincoln Gillespie, Jr. Kaori Howell Ernest Kelly Korth George Lee Maxwell Fred Claude Gillett Harold W. Howells Paul Kowallis Beverly Joy May Allie S. Gitlin William S. Huddleston Ray Labrecque Jane F. McCarthey Arthur Glaser Ira Gordon Huggins Tony Ladakis Julianne P. McCarty Marilyn Reynolds Gleason Moesje Maria Huijzendveld Polly Ladau Jeff Shawn McCormick May Perkins Glenn Robert Hulick M. Eugene Lahey, M.D. Gary McCrary V. Weldon Glover Carla M. Hunt Debra L. Lakin Rachel McDonald Deborah Gobelman Husband Edryce Lampert McFee Family Jim Goettsche Tim Hynes Lefty Landuris George McGrath Georgia Stephanie Gogo Dino Iacobazzi Dorothy J. Lane R. Lowell McKean Marjorie Goodman Marie Ingersoll Ruth B. Lapp Keith R. McLaren Harold J. Goodro Shirley Ipson Matt Larrabee James D. McMahon, Ph.D. Gordon H. Goodsell Howard L. Isgrigg George N. Larsen Patricia J. Meador H. J. Goodwin Anna B. Iverson Dr. and Mrs. Loren Larsen Shandi Meadows Kathryn Hansen Grant Bessie Jackson Paul Larsen Barbara T. Mears Mr. and Mrs. Alan Green Elizabeth Ann Jackson Wayne M. Larsen, M.D. Keith B. Mendenhall Russell E. Green Mary Jackson Larry Larson Anthony Messina Walter C. Green Herbert Jackstien Reed P. Larson, D.D.S. Ray Meyers Kevin Greene Bernard Jacobsen Vonnie Larson Carolyn Rich Miller Karen Greenwell’s Mother Elmer James Tracy Lasseter John Chris Miller Jim Greer Margaret James Margerite Lawless Carl S. Minden John L. Grimshaw Daniel C. Jansen Ruth Hastings Lawrence Art and Blanche Miner George Gross Richard Jellinich Jackson Keith Leavitt Dixie J. D. Mitchell Afton O. Gurr Kenneth Jensen Carol Lee Morgan Lexi Mitchell Cecil Gurr Susan S. Jensen Donna M. Lee Wallace Mizuno Julia Rasmussen Gustaveson Jack Jenson W. W. Lee G. A. Monnet Sidney R. Hahne Albert S. Johnson Marilyn Lent Randall J. Montgomery Maxwell I. Hamilton Carolyn H. Johnson Kevin Lewis John F. Montmorency Susan Hamilton Erica Lynn Johnson Val and Ali Liddell Virginia B. Moore Catharina Hammar Ernest J. Johnson Henry J. Likwartz R. C. Moorhouse Carl Max Hammond Glenn Johnson Bret Val Liljenquist Carl M. Morelli Susan Hamos Dr. Mary Bettina Johnson Opal J. K. Liljenquist Daisy R. Morgan Ruth Hancock Dr. Mary Black Johnson Ellis D. Limb Patricia Morgan Carrie Hansen Mary F. Johnson Ross W. Lindgren Russell H. Morris Scott D. Hansen Stephen Hal Johnson Sue Lindsey B. S. Morse Wynn L. Hansen William Ted Johnson Joyce and Sam Johnston

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Zachary Morse Kathryn Patten Lola Rigby Ruth Smith Eldred R. Mortensen Bapurao G. Pawar Donald Fitzgerald Riggs Sharon E. Smith Norine Holt Moss Luke Payne Mary P. Riley Tony Smith Ryan Moss Karsten Pedersen Louise Roath Donna Smith Snarr Mother Ketty Pedersen Bethie Roberts Leonard W. Snellman Richard Wright Moyle Nancy Pendleton Hardy Roberts Bud Snitchler Mark N. Mueller, M.D. Choral C. Pepper Karen Roberts Faye Sanders Snyder J. D. Mukherjee Terri Anna Perine Mark Roberts Muriel S. Sobieski Robin G. Muller Peggy C. Perkins Sondra P. Roberts Jack J. Sokolosky Boyd Mullins Walter D. Perry George Cecil Robinson Melvin R. Sommers Mary Louise Munoz Ralph J. Peters Lynn B. Robinson, M.D. Devin Sorensen Goldie Murphy Alf Petersen Ralph A. Robinson Neil Sorensen Mary Murphy Ginger H. Petersen Jack Robison Karin Sorenson’s Mother Marietta Murphey J. G. Petersen Professor Ralph Thayne Evelyn Brady South Elton L. Murray Lavada W. Petersen Robson Julie Ann Soutter Robert R. Murray Bret Jon Peterson John Tucker Roby Shawna Spafford Ivan David Muse Harve D. Peterson Philip L. Rogers Dale T. Spencer My Son Ron Linda Peterson Helen Roley Del Rae Spencer Betty Lee Myers Lynda R. Peterson Kenna Roman Mary Ann Sperry Beverly W. Nelson Margo Jenny Peterson Joseph Rosenblatt Marjorie Spindler Don Nelson Oran L. Peterson Dora Rosenbloom Jeffrey Spurlock Frank V. Nelson Wayne L. Peterson Carol S. Rougelot Lola Staley Gary Nelson Wilma Peterson Joseph B. Rowland John Andrew Stanfield Kay Nelson Robert Pickett Robert Rush Dwayne Stansworth Mary Lou Lambert Nelson Norma Redd Pierce Steven L. Sandall David Stanton Miles E. Nelson Dyan K. Hughes Pitnie Bob Sandberg’s Mother Elva A. Stark Walter J. Nelson Esther Pivnick Billy Joe Sanders Earl P. Staten, J.D. Mark E. Neslen Gordon S. Pocock Louis Philip Santy, Jr. Frank Steidl Sis. Foster Neusmeyer Aureline Poggemeyer R. Lyle Saunders Wesley Steinburg Lou Jean Newey Louis Pope Burtie “Bea” H. Savage John Steiniger Ersel Newman Irene T. Porter Ida D. Saville Rulon West Stephenson Jacqueline A. Nicholes Judy Forman Porter Joyce Scaruffi Wallace R. Stevens, D.M.D. Steven Nichols Que Allen Porter Lucille Schmith Joel B. Stewart Sarah P. Nicholson, R.N. A. Marsh Poulson, Jr., M.D. George W. Schmitz Kim S. Stoddard Kathe Nicksic Lena Powers Beverly M. Schmuhl Robert Henry Strange Glenda Nielsen Rudolph C. Pramaggiore Keith Schoenfeld Phoebe Stratford Dr. Kenneth Nielsen Cheyenne Prather Frank Schooler, Sr. Ruby Stringer VaLoie Nielsen Phyllis Preece Paul Schulz Glen M. Stromberg Loretta Nielson Curtis Price Yuki Schulze Dennis Dean Stubbs Richard A. Nieman Gayle Riches Prince Betty Schwiger Donald F. Summers Ann Nigbur John P. Pruess Mrs. Scoville Carol Sumsion Larry Ray Noland Kari Puckering Dale L. Secrist Margaret G. Sundberg Elizabeth H. O’Grady Paul G. Rademacher Fred Seo Harry R. Sutton Norman D. Ockey George W. Ramey Joan Shannon Marjorie Swindler Jack Okland, Jr. Vickie Heaton Randall Sandra Sheets Mark Tapp Keith H. Olsen E.W. “Bill” Rasmussen Kim Sheffield Vincent P. Tassone H. Glenn Olson Ray Rasmussen Thomas Sheffield Amy I. Tavey John J. Olson, Jr. Wilmer R. Rasmussen Justin and Jacoba Shepard Don E. Taylor Robert Olson Neva Rawling Bryant J. Sheppard Nephi J. Taylor Rochelle Nagel Ombach Mrs. Joseph Ray Robert Sherwood Jan Teichert Joe Ono, D.D.S. Ruth Clark P. Raymond Susan Hewlett Shipman Thurzal Q. Terry Annie Orczoh F. Douglas Ream Keith Siddoway Prosper A. Tesson Rudolph Orlob James P. Redd Harold Simmons Arne H. Thelin Harry Ostler William Reed Robert B. Simmons Los Therianos W. Wayne Ostlund Margaret R. Regan Jack T. Simon Fern D. Thomas Raymond T. Owen Rupert Reusch Charlene L. Simpson Robert Thomas Russell M. Owens Leslie Reynolds Boyd Sims Vern R. Thomas Dr. William C. Owsley, Jr. Tim Reynolds Thane Skeen Norma J. Thompson Parents Tom “Poppa” Reynolds Mrs. Pat Skidmore Sherril Burke Thompson Ruth Park Christine Parker Rhees Craig and Scott Slater Patricia E. Thurgood Sherrie L. Parkin Donald Rhoades Harold S. Smedley John E. Tibolla Donna Parkinson Kathryn J. B. Rhodes Clark Smith Olive Tilloston John M. Parrish Dr. Paul Richards Della L. Smith Thelma J. Timmerman J. Morris Parrish Alene Richardson Gene Smith Phred Toening’s mother Lamar S. Parrish Wilmer Henry Richardson Lemert Woods Smith Utako Tokunaga Melvon Leroy Parry Mary Orvin Richeson Lochlin James Smith Josephine Tolich Jonathan S. Parker La Mar Richins Mike Smith’s Dad Gwen C. Toone Pat’s Father, Curtis Jacqueline Riddell Ray F. Smith Earl Topham Alfred Ray Ridges Denny Torgerson

[ 56 ] Jenny Townson Jose F. Zimmerman Joseph Paradis Helen Travis Marie L. Zippilli Lane Pellinger Lodewica Trent Joseph Zoric Colleen Petersen Mark L. Trotter Phippen Children Jake Trujillo IN HONOR OF Denton and Shelby Porter Monroe P. Tucker Those in whose honor gifts Ormond J. Poulsen Zetta Tucker were made from July 1, 2001, Barbara B. Prince Bessie Tuckett through June 30, 2002. Sherrie Prince Bell H. Turnell Olga Randall Reba Mary Kygar Turner Saraca Adkoli Ione Reber Shirley D. Tyler Cara Ahlrichs Recovery Room and Blaine Spencer Umpleby All who suffer Emergency Room Dixie Utsey All Fathers Holly Richards Mary M. Valentine Irwin Altman Daniel A. Rubendall Kathryn W. Van Dyke Arthur W. Anderson Dr. William Sause Jack J. Van Erden Scott Anderson AiLeen Schmutz Lorna Van Wagoner Ronald I. Apfelbaum Robert C. Schultz Carol Vicario’s Mother Barbara B. Baker Senior Officers William Jurian Vlaaderen Stacey Banks’ Graduation Bill Sheppick Marianne K. Volcic Thomas J. Baty Hope & Healing for Dan Jeanne M. Shipley Keaton Walker Russ Benson Dan Horwitz and Elaine Smith Austin Wallace Henry Berriochoa the Orthopedic Floor Shawn and Jeni Smith Julia Walter John Bower Verl Huff Sue Smith Dorothea H. Warnecke H. Roger and Sara S. Boyer Huntsman Cancer Institute Surgeons of University Ward L. Warner Ramona Bradford The Huntsman Family Hospitals and Clinics Ted Warnick Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Huntsman, Sr. Cindy Solomon Jenafer Warnken Don F. Bradshaw Bill Hurley Veloy Sorenson Arline Warshauer Dorothy Bratt Laurel Ingham Joel B. Stewart Mary Ann M. Watson Madeline C. Buelt The Itokazu Family Glen Stromberg Maxine B. Webb Cardiology Department Bill Jensen Arthur J. Swindle Erma West Kay Carson Charles D. Jurgens Sonnie and Steve Swindle Ginny Wheeler Aaron Casari Inga-Lill J. Karlson Colin Taylor Marion Wheeler France Childs Bradley J. Katz Fred M. Taylor Kim B. Wheelwright Clinic II Personnel Linda Keliipaakaua Sharon Taylor Sylvia Whitaker Helen Clise Arlene Koch Evan Thayne Dale Wilcox Sherry D. Clise Calmon Landa Teen Mom—Clinic 6 Thomas E. Wilder Blake M. Cloward Mr. and Mrs. Monte Larick Dale LeRoy Thomas Betty L. Williams Sherman S. Coleman George Webster Latimer Those Who Survive Dona M. Williams Charles Connelley Aubrey Leonard Thomas R. Towns Elaine Williams Dorothy Connelley Ridley Lifsey University Hospital Joyce W. Williams Teresa Ann Coons John and Tita Lindquist Foundation, Board of Trustees Richard L. Williams William F. Copple Tom Linnebur Jean C. Willis Sue Cusick University Hospital Richard C. Little Foundation Staff Charles T. Wilson Joel D. Dailey Ted Loosli Urology Department Glenn C. Wilson Tom DeForrest Ray W. Lovell Valet Parking Services— Laura Wilson Department of Neurology Willard Loveridge John Dillon University Hospital Marie J. E. Wilson Jane Lovinger Patricia Vest Richard Albert Wilson W. H. Dobson Dale Lund Shirlee Doutree Riley and Michelle Waddoups Zack Winegar Mike Mackris Roy Watt Velma Winters Susan Driver Marie Maloney Grant Elliott Van Watts Maxwell M. Wintrobe, M.D. Many Family Members John. H. Wernli, Jr. Johanna P. Witkamp Gerald and Judy Ervin Vern L. Marble Father’s Day Otto Wieters Robert Wittemund Tabitha Martin Richard A. Wilde Linda D. Wood Carolyn Gardner Andrew McArthur Daniel P. Geertsen Rennly Williams Virginia Clowes Woods VerNae and Pat McCarthy Veirl William Hal Worthen David L. Gentle Julianne P. McCarty Melody Giacomino Harold Wolff Helen Wubker James R. Mendenhall Family Mary Jo Wolters Erveen R. Wyss Stephanie Griggs Elaine Miller Judy Hague LeGrande Wooley VerLene Yancey Mark Miller Norman A. Zabriskie Andrea Yorgason Conrad Hansen Virginia B. Moore Randy and Sharon Harmsen Karen Zempolich, M.D. David G. Young John W. Morton Verner Zinik George W. Young Jo Ann Harvey Annie B. Muir Eileen Zander Jonathan Hawkins Margaret M. Nelson Linda Zarley Norman Hayman Randall J Olson, M.D. Robert Andrew Zeeh Alan Hebden Kay T. Orton Bruce J. Zenger Pamela Helsten Our son’s birthday Ashley N. Zimmerman Charles Hermansen Outpatient Surgery Cliff J. Zimmerman Dr. Hofmann and Dr. Brodke Shari Holt

[ 57 ] University of Utah Health Sciences Center Organizations

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HEALTH SCIENCES COUNCIL

Caroline Allen Betty Garff Virgil and Jackie Parker G. W. and Ida Lee Anderson Jake and Kathleen Garn Beth Parrish Ralph and Virginia Ashton Clark and Nancy Giles Jess and Marilyn Peck Lee Auerbach Reece and Shirley Goodrich Darm and Bette Penney Bill and Shirley Bailey Jack Goodman Beverly Porter Reid and Margaret Barton Bob and Joyce Graham Jane Porter Joe and Gainor Bennett Dorothy Hall Betty Probst Lael Bettilyon Joyce Harris Ben and Mary Louise Rawlings John and Toni Bloomberg John and June Hartman Vin and Kay Rees Bill and Hazel Bowerbank Cal and JeNeal Hatch Bob and Joyce Rice Al and Peg Bradbury John and Jean Henkels Sam and Ruth Rich Rod and Mitzi Brady Dorothy Hetzel* Marjorie Riches-Gunn Fern Briggs Jon and Karen Huntsman Bunny and Margot Rieser Reed Brinton Ellis and Katie Ivory Joe and Raye Ringholz Lorna Broadbent Ted and Florence Jacobsen Evelyn Rosenblatt Hughes and Lee Brockbank Robert and Barbara Keener Barbara Samuels Wallace and Josephine Brooke Arlene Knight Bert and Janet Schaap Sally Burbidge George and Dixie Koroulis Barnard and Cherry Silver Barbara Burnett Paul and Sharee Kunz Roy and Tibby Simmons Leola Burr Esther Landa Sam and Aline Skaggs Tom and Mary Ellen Caine Lennox Larson Barbara Slaymaker Lou and Ellen Callister Janet Lawson Jay and Ruth Smart Haydon and Jean Calvert Merline Leaming Jim and Beverley Sorenson Bob Carter and Barbara Prince Carter Dixie and Anne Leavitt Sam and Mary Souvall Joann Cheney Max Lewis Helen Stevenson* Bill and Pat Child Allan and Kay Lipman Dick Stimson Mary Lee Christensen James and Carol Macfarlane Burton and Marilyn Stohl Chris and Trudy Christiansen Don and Marjorie Mackey Norm and Barbara Tanner Tom and Janice Dee Grace Madsen Alice Telford Jules and Margaret Dreyfous Bud and Barbara Mahas Joan Terry Perry and Clara Driggs Woody and Judy Marriott Dorothy Tesson Zeke and Kay Dumke Billy and Jeane Martin Ann Jarcho Thomas Spence and Cleone Eccles Richard and Joanne McGillis Art and Haru Toimoto Sid and Betsy Eliason Cliff and Judith Miller Alida Tyler Richard and Violet Ence Hal and Lois Milner Walker and Sue Wallace Gene and June England Bob and Jelean Montgomery Scott and Berniel Watkins Bill and Shirley Fagergren John and Carole Moran Lon and Mary Watson Edith Fairclough Ed and Barbara Moreton Liz Wilder Dick and Carol Fay Fred and Lucy Moreton Don and Joleen Willey John and Joan Firmage Ted and Sheri Morgan Ken and Mary Williams Norma Forsey Mitch and June Morris Judy Wolfe Alan and Beverly Frank Richard and Maria Obyn Jack Gallivan Norm and Nancy Olsen Geri Olson *DECEASED

[ 58 ] HEALTH SCIENCES ADVOCATES

Executive Council Julie Denkers John and Anne Milliken Jeff Hornacek, Chair Stephen, Jr. and Marti Denkers Doug and Vicki Mortensen Stacy Hornacek Marianne Dennison Kevin and Elaine Mortensen Mary McCarthey, Vice Chair Peggy Donica Randy and Sandra Okland Tom McCarthey Zeke III and Angela Dumke Brad Olch Fred and Chris Fairclough Tim and Susan Dunn Dick and Sheila Ostler John and Carol Firmage Lisa Eccles Stan and Joyce Parrish Mark and Nancy Gleue Hope C. Eccles and Randy Quarles Kip and Terri Paul J. Floyd and Carol Hatch Katie Eccles and David J. Burnett Steve and Andrea Poulton Mark and Kathie Miller Dan and Jan England Jay and Anita Rice Mike and Melinda Fowler Scott and Leslie Rice Members Doug and Ann Foxley Joe and Ann Sasich John B. and Marilyn Alleman Mike and Jacque Frei David E. and Melinda Simmons C. Ross and Susan Anderson Mickey and Sharee Gallivan Eric and Karen Slaymaker John and Karen Anderson Dan and Nancy Gibbs Scott and Shauna Slaymaker Steve and Marcy Barlow Brad and Mary Ann Hatch James and Eve Smith Teresa Beck Jim and Jodee Hollein Sean and Janae Smith Scott and Patty Biederman Dr. Aaron and Suzie Hofmann Cliff, Jr. and Sharon Snyder Roger and Sara Boyer Scott and Linda Howell David and Susan Spafford David and Sharmon Bradshaw Tim and Patty Howells Dave and Susan Stayner Steve and Joan Brinton Scott and Kim Hunter Dr. Jim and Ciska Stinson David and Linda Buchman Bill and Kelly Johnson Scott and Betsy Thornton Eric and Kyo Christensen Russell and Pam Johnson Barbara Jane Watkins Steve and Elaine Clyde Mike and Mary Jones Julie Webster John Condas Gary and Jane Kennedy Brian Wilkinson and Emilie Charles Tracy and Erin Conti Robert and Carma Kent Duff and Lori Ann Willey Todd and Karin Cook Spencer and Kristen Kirk Bill and Lisa Wirthlin Vern and Rebecca Cooley Skip and Kimberly Klintworth Don and Jill Wiscomb Gary and Ann Crocker David and Julie Layton Jeff Wright Chuck and Katy Culp Bill and Nancee Madsen Troy and Paula D’Ambrosio Ed and Carole Madsen Ex Officio Members David L. and Karen M. Gardner Dee Phil and Sandra McCarthey Lindsay Cutshall Tim and Candace Dee Bruce and Jean McMullin John Edwards

HEALTH SCIENCES CENTER EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Terry Rampton, Chair Dine Dellenback Chris Lee Janet Schaap Emeritus Jean Mueller, Director Franci Eisenberg Sydney Makoff Maggie Siegel Barbara Dingman Pari Katsanevas, Lynn Fey Judy Maryon Barbara Slaymaker Karen Lewis Freed Executive Secretary Stephanie Gallivan Nancy Melich Helen Smith Linda Kruse Melanie Bastian Lynda Gamble Marsha Midgley Carol Spurgeon Kay Lipman Ruth Bischoff Penney Gregersen Patty Miller Alice Larkin Steiner Claudia Luttrell Ann Blackner Kim Huish Ruth Novak Paula Jody Shrontz Timmy Burton Marian Ingham Marcia Olch Swaner-Sargetakis Robyn Carter Joan Jacobson Nannette Pratt Susan Wintrobe Walker Ex Officio Members Nedra Chard Pam Joklik Sue Razor Lisa Wirthlin Ann Betz Barbara Clark Terry Landa Zoe Richardson Linda Lewis Wolcott Chris Machen Linda Deakins Merline Leaming Marilynn Roskelley Barbara Zimonja

[ 59 ] University of Utah Health Sciences Center Organizations

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HOSPITALS & CLINICS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Linda K. Amos, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN Phillip Clinger John Kesler Ross Anderson Arnold Combe Neil Kochenour, M.D. Patrice Arent Gordon Crabtree Michael Magill, M.D. Jadie Barrie, R.N. Gary Crocker Norma Matheson A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. Richard Fullmer Ross Van Vranken David Bjorkman, M.D. Michael Gallivan John Zone, M.D. H. Roger Boyer Maureen R. Keefe, R.N., Ph.D., FAAN

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION

Board of Trustees Emeritus Members E. R. Dumke, Jr. Debra Tanzi, President W. Hughes Brockbank Katherine W. Dumke Jay K. Francis, Vice President E. R. Dumke, Jr. Carol M. Fay Jerry G. McClain, Secretary/Treasurer John W. Gallivan Richard A. Fay Timothy B. Anderson John A. Reinertsen Grace Mary Gallivan* J. Richard Baringer, M.D. John W. Gallivan Lydia Barkley Ex Officio Members Hermes Associates Gainor L. Bennett A. Lorris Betz, M.D., Ph.D. Leucadia, Inc. Thomas H. Caine, M.D. Richard A. Fullmer Edwin L. Madsen* Robert L. Dibblee Dan K. Lundergan Grace G. Madsen John H. Firmage, III Karen Macon Gordon M. Olch Nancy L. Giles Stephen R. Warner Marcia Olch Kay B. Green D. B. Ozmun* Ronald E. Henriksen Founders Parsons Behle and Latimer Victoria Pembroke Jackson Gainor L. Bennett in Memory of Governor Scott M. Matheson Diana Burns Lyons Reed W. Brinton Lorin K. Pugh Scott W. Pickett Lee C. Brockbank Research Industries Corporation Anthony L. Rampton W. Hughes Brockbank Evelyn Rosenblatt R. James Steenblik Catherine R. Burton* Joseph Rosenblatt* Jerry Stevenson Kenneth B. Castleton, M.D.* James L. Sorensen Ann Jarcho Thomas Edward W. Clyde* University Hospital Auxiliary Gary L. Crocker Nick S. Vidalakis, Ph.D. Annette P. Cumming Randy L. Dryer

HEALTH SCIENCES PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE

Clark E. Christian, Chair David Lauritzen Ex Officio Members Angela Atkin Steven McMurray John Edwards Stephen W. Barlow Penniann J. Schumann Jeff Paoletti Tom Christensen R. James Steenblik Steve Warner Cal Curtis Dan Whittenburg Laurie Hart Terri Yeckley

*DECEASED

All Olympic, faculty and staff photography by Brad Nelson. Thanks for capturing all of Health Sciences’ memories.

[ 60 ] Vision

a health sciences center distinguished by excellence, leadership and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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