Faculty~Alumni Awards

2013

46th Faculty~Alumni Awards 54th Distinguished Faculty Award 58th Distinguished Service Award Mission Statement

The Mizzou Alumni Association proudly supports the best interests and traditions of Missouri’s flagship university and its alumni worldwide.

Lifelong relationships are the foundation of our support.

These relationships are enhanced through advocacy, communication and volunteerism.

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ny Fellow Tigers,Fellow inI join you celebrating the extraordinary contri thisbutionsof Faculty-Alumni evening’s Award the Distinguishedrecipients, recipi Faculty Award and theent Distinguished Service recipient. Award The Alumni tradition recognizing of Association’s AlumniDear Fellow and Friends, a Faculty-Alumni receive to be selected is a Award To extend to and con my I am proud honor tremendous gratulationsfrom the University Missouri of Alumni AssociationGoverning than Board behalf on more of thank 260,000alumni your for We you worldwide. Dear Friends, is a special the evening our for University, Tonight Alumni Association The and this recipients. year’s our to alma they makes brought mater have honor them deserving are these of awards. We recipients thatpleased so many their of colleagues, family and eremo C

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“The philanthropically-minded chocolate entrepreneur entrepreneur chocolate philanthropically-minded “The Askinosie Chocolate, Mo.,an Springfield, locatedaward- is in Askinosie Askinosie’s goal is to make great chocolate, great mission to make is butAskinosie’s goal their F He and his wife, Caron, live in Springfield and have three three andhave Springfield in live Caron, wife, He his and His social business model has been featured in numerous in model been featured has business social His winning, small-batch, bean-to-bar chocolate manufacturer, chocolate bean-to-bar manufacturer, small-batch, winning, Chocolate after a successful criminal law career that law career criminal asuccessful Chocolate after lasted nearly 20 years. With only 14 full-time employees, 14 only With nearly 20 full-time lasted years. that could have ripple effects for generations.” could have ripplethat effects O, the O, Oprah Magazine including publications, is to positively impact the lives of those around them in in them around of those lives the impact tois positively order found it. to leave they world the place abetter than dren: Sydney, Graham. dren: and Faith, Ransom Sailor, Hanna, grandchil six and daughters: Sarah; and Candace Lawren, chocolate. CEO, Shawn Askinosie, founded Askinosie founded Askinosie chocolate. CEO, Askinosie, Shawn aims to get students thinking about business ethics in a way in ethics about business thinking to get students aims specializing in Authentic Single Origin and Direct Trade Direct and Single Authentic Origin in specializing o ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ under ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ from Missouri State University in 2012 in State University Missouri from Doctorate of Affairs Public Honorary Received an London Academy of Chocolate 2011 in sofi 2009-2012;Awards, the Silver from Award 2013; in Food Association ofSpecialty five winner Leadership Award the Business Received from the University atentrepreneurship Drury professor adjunct in social as of field studies Academy, serves State University’s Affairs Public Fellow at Mel Missouri the Carnahan Selected as (aAbbey Trappist Ava, in Mo.) monastery of Assumption committee lay advisory on the Serves Co-founder &Found of Lost Center Grief for children

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“Moving to Columbia“Moving and Brown Marybeth Faculty~Alumni Awards Glen T.Cameron 8 “Serving others is a personal apersonal others is “Serving & wheat country believe& wheat he country quote. An important mentor mentor quote. important An hard, hard’ play afavorite is highest academic honors.”highest academic and spiritual calling. spiritual ‘Workand could compete nationally for for nationally compete could who ranch helped from akid T.F.was Professor Grady,

Public Relations: Strategies Tactics, and 11th Relations: Public ed Founder of the Health Communication Research Center Research Founder Communication Health of the R P M He and his wife, Marilyn, live in Columbia. They have two chil Columbia. have two They in live Marilyn, wife, He his and NIH, USDA, Monsanto. and CDC NIH, Software™, School of Law. They have two grandchildren: Cody and Chase. and School Cody of Law. grandchildren: have two They keting and public and relations. Cameron co-inventedketing Treepple tor or director on over $75 million in external funding for funding on overtor or $75 external director in million ten languages. Cameron’s developmentten languages. pioneering software tionally recognized for his research, textbooks and software software and textbooks research, for his recognized tionally includes his expert system program, program, system expert includes his in the Missouri School of Journalism, Cameron interna is School of Journalism, Missouri the in dren: Evan, BS ’06, MD ’10; MD BS ’06, Evan, dren: Cole, and BS ’12, MU who attending is design. Author of more than 300 books, chapters, articles chapters, articles books, 300 of Author moredesign. than crisis, risk and health communication from sources such as as such sources from communication health and risk crisis, news app, health commercial nowa tailored the entering and conventionand papers,he best-selling co-author of is the stage of development. investiga stage the as served Cameron has r esearch ■ ■ ■ ■ axine of ■ ■ ■ ■ Member, Mizzou Alumni Association Member, Alumni Mizzou Member of Friends Garden of the 1996 in Education and Relations Research for Public Institute the from Contributions Pathfinder the and forAward Career Research 2003 in Communication Mass and Journalism in for Education Development Association the from Baskett-MosseReceived Award the for Faculty 2006 in of Missouri University the by Lectureship of 21stSelected Discovery for Corps the Century ess o W r

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“I always try to: 1) Adhere to Adhere try always 1) “I to: Ward A. Chambers A. Ward Faculty~Alumni Awards Tyrone “Ty” Christian 10 “With this faith, this we “With will King, Jr. King, that we willone be free together, pray to together, to day.”—Dr. Luther Martin struggle together,struggle go to freedom together,freedom knowing faith, we will be work to able into a beautiful symphony symphony into abeautiful of this brotherhood. With of hope. this faith, With we be able to hew out of thebe out hew to able will be able to transform the will be transform to able jail together, for up stand to jangling discords of our nation jangling nation of our discords mountain of despair a stone astone of despair mountain

1986person of color first the elected he president became An award-winning communications executive, Christian Christian executive, communications award-winning An Florida Tourism Commission. As chief marketing strategist, strategist, Florida marketing Tourismchief As Commission. M Memorial dedication, which garnered more than $550,000 more garnered than which Memorial dedication, Martin Luther King, Jr. Luther King, National Mall Memorial on the Martin He lives in Orlando, Fla. Orlando, Fla. in He lives He is also one of only three people one ofHe colorofthree also is only appointed by with brands such as GM, Boeing, the NBA, GE, the State the GE, NBA, Boeing, the GM, as such brands with Christian developed and managed all communications communications all developed managed and Christian on the to serve JebGovernors Crist Charlie Bush and launched TRC Consulting Group1992, in launched Orlando- TRC Consulting an based firm that handles branding, advertising, public advertising, branding, handles that firm based branding and marketing efforts for the Medgar W. Medgar for the efforts Evers marketing and branding relations and digital media. In his career, his worked he has In media. relations digital and in fundraising efforts. efforts. fundraising in in Washington, D.C. created Washington, and the in managed He also Federation 87-year its in Orlandoof Advertising the history. of Toyota Mexico, country the Pepsi. and of In Missouri, and branding efforts to raise $120 the to raise to build efforts million branding and ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ■ ■ ■ n MU’s College of Arts & Science in 2004 &Science in MU’s College of Arts Award from Alumni Distinguished Received the 2010 in International Association Marketing & Sales Hospitality the by &Marketing” Sales in “TopNamed Minds to the 25 Most Extraordinary 2010-2011 in industry advertising excellence the in TELLY bronze Received Awards two for creative 2012 of in FameSchool St. Louis Hall in Brothers College High into Christian Inducted a ging P a rtner M izzou , TRC A lu m

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o ct O come a long way toward that that come toward a long way college, they would they compare college, country MU against as the pacesetter. I believe we have have we I believe pacesetter. decisions to to go on where determined I would work that as hard as of could I as hard on behalf the best universities the in the the University so that when University when the that so timestheir came to make two I Long teenagers. ago goal.”

“I am the proud father of of proud am“I the father M. Dade Jay Faculty~Alumni Awards Major Garrett 12 “My favorite quote is: ‘Nothing is at last sacred sacred ‘Nothing at last is —Ralph Waldo Emerson —Ralph the suffrage of the world.’”the suffrage yourself and you shall you and yourself have own mind. Absolve to you mind. own but the integrity of your of your thebut integrity

Report Globe-News Ellen, Luke and Audrey. and Luke Ellen, He lives in Washington, D.C., and has three children: Mary Mary children: D.C., Washington, three in He has and lives war in Iraq. He also writes awidely-read for column writes He weekly Iraq. also in war CNN. As a White House Correspondent, covered he has aWhite As CNN. the past foron network 15 years a fixture been has Garrett today, working Major journalists mostOne respected of the C the the D.C. the and the election, attack sniper recall California the events including presidents numerous and historical three for for and congressional correspondent World News for congressional and U.S. and News, CBS Fox cableand including stations News and hie ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ National Journal National Amarillo Amarillo Vegas and Las Post, Journal Houston Review Revolution 15 1999 Politics Lies in in Biggest The and Enduring Common books: Cents ofAuthor three 2012 in Board Association Publishing President Vice as Elected Columbia of Missourian the 2013 in Association Correspondents House member aboard Elected White of the CBS’s Hook coverage Sandy of shooting the “Face Nation” for the Emmy for nominated an and anchoras CBS’s 57of field;Studio the substitutes and Pelley”,Scott both from CBS’s Morning” “This “CBS News Evening with on the regularly Appears f W and an award-winning reporter across the country country the reporter across award-winning an and hite . in 2005 in H o M use izz . Previously, Garrett was asenior editor was . Previously, Garrett o C u A o lumni rres A po ss ndent o ciati o n N , CBS ~U in 1995, in The BJ ’84,BA’84 niversity ews of M iss o uri Faculty~Alumni Awards 13 , llege o C rs o n o H hemistry the C

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o ct make sure that each student each suremake that not because I want students I want because not to resources as possible.That O courses. I write hard examscourses. I write hard is the philosophy I have I have philosophy is the feel discouraged, but because discouraged, feel something.” something.” tried to employ in all my of has access to ashas many helpful I want a good score to a good score mean I want

“Challenge everyone“Challenge and Keller W. Steven Faculty~Alumni Awards Linda KovachevichKlein 14 “My favorite quote, personal personal quote, “My favorite Marion Laboratories: ‘Those ‘Those Laboratories: Marion who founded Kauffman, to society. These values were point in life, everyone needs a a needs point life, in everyone pharmaceutical leader, Ewing ingrained in all associates who ingrained associates all in of mycompany.” comes from entrepreneur and and entrepreneur from comes belief and mantra:belief ‘At and some became the founding principles principles the founding became worked for and with him, and withworked and and him, for want be to treated’, ‘Give back wealth’, ‘Treat you others as who will share produce the in nurse.’ philosophy My business

“Kansas Woman-Owned Business of the Year–Professional of the Business Woman-Owned “Kansas With a unique background combining science, pharma combining background a unique With Annabelle Grace, Emmalin Jeanne and Mae Scott. Mae and Jeanne Emmalin Grace, Annabelle Advisory Board for Board Mizzou’s School of Nursing, Sinclair Advisory P She and her husband, Dave, live in Sarasota, Fla. They have They Fla. She her Sarasota, and husband, Dave, in live Service Firm” from the Kansas Department of Commerce Department Kansas the Firm” from Service the the &Company, created Klein a Klein healthcare, throughout two children: Justin and Emily; and three grandchildren: grandchildren: three and Emily; and Justin children: two tions in a variety of settings. Klein serves on the Dean’s on the serves Klein of settings. avariety in tions biopharmaceutical industry, in 2002. Within four years years four 2002. in Within industry, biopharmaceutical medical education and communications company for the education communications and medical in 2010.in academic and posi research She held has clinical, ceutical industry experience, and anetwork and of contacts experience, industry ceutical and received the school’s receivedand the of Citation Merit 2013. award in she grew it into a multi-million dollar company that won company that dollar itshe into grew amulti-million resident ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ “ Member, Mizzou Alumni Association Member, Alumni Mizzou member Society Nightingale Ostomy, Association) Nurses Continence (nowFormer Wound, president IAET of the 1999Roussel in Received aLeadership Award Hoescht Marion from KCVAMC 1985from in Year of the Nurse &Regional awardReceived Local School of Nursing of Kansas University CenterMedical to have joint appointment at the Veterans City Administration at nurse Kansas First Top 25 Under 25 &CE M O izz o u award in Kansas City in 2006 and and 2006 in City Kansas ” award in A lumni A ss o ciati o n ~U niversity BSN ’74 of M iss o uri - - Faculty~Alumni Awards 15

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7 Habits of Highly 7 Habits“From the Highly of Kraxberger S. Lynda Faculty~Alumni Awards Michael L.LeFevre 16 “At the of the center is universe human beings — that is our beings —that our human is this particular vision must must vision this particular beat thatto and the wants best a loving heart that continues that heart a loving continues emotional growth of our fellow fellow of our growth emotional for every person. Anything person. every for is for service.” for is Rogers —Fred intellect and spirit and and spirit and intellect continue against all odds. Life Life odds. against all continue we can do to help foster the help to we do can foster job. who Those of us have

V As medical director of MU’s family and community community and of MU’s director family medical As F Preventive Services TaskPreventive Services Force. He and his wife, Judith, BS Ed ’75, BS Ed Judith, wife, He Columbia. his and They in live with more than 90,000 outpatient visits annually. As chief chief As annually. outpatient visits 90,000 more than with Snee; and Kara LeFevre ’07; Braudis, BS ’02, MD Snee; Kara and two and than traditional classroom lectures. LeFevre has served on served LeFevre has lectures. classroom traditional than to problem-based transition led the that committee the 1984, since he students teachesfaculty residents medical and helped record health project lead electronic for the the have three children: Nicholas, MD ’13; Nicholas, MD children: have three Rachel LeFevre- university’s hospitals and clinics. Amember MU of the clinics. and hospitals university’s medical information officer for MU Health Care, has Care, he MU forHealth officer information medical LeFevre oversees eight department, medicine practices grandchildren: Syler Jonah Braudis. and grandchildren: is currently serving as co-vice chair of the United of the States chair co-vice as serving currently is curriculum for the first two years of medical school rather twoof medical years first for the curriculum of LeFevre co-chair was practice. active an maintains and several key national committees, task forces and panels, and and panels, forces and task committees, national key several uture ice ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Jefferson Club member Club Jefferson 1979 School in Achievement Medical in Dean’sReceived the Award for Outstanding 2010 in Association Alumni Medical MU Award the from Service Distinguished Received the 2011 in Academies National of of Medicine the Institute to the Elected C hairman

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ny eremo C wards A lumni A ~ aculty 18, 2013 F 2013 18, ber Recipient of Faculty-Alumni of Recipient from theAward Mizzou Alumni Association in 1978 Served three years active duty a on minesweeper in Atlantic the U.S. as anFleet executive officer/navigator o ■ ■ ■ ■ ct O spent more than more yearsspent 30 as a chief executive start and sustained performance. long-term served as president of three of unaffiliatedserved major as president company president in He States. the United president company assetsincreased from $6 billion $66 to billion, equity grewand shareholders’ from $916 and he is creditedand with he American developing currently and as works president founder diversified financialservices organizations executive and creator of Model-Netics® executive Model-Netics® of and creator officer; the last 18 years18 officer; as lastChairman the and outstanding leaders are capable of bothoutstanding of a fast are capable leaders of Main Event Management Corporation. Management Main of Event in billion. a transaction $23 over at valued in the United States. Under his leadership, his leadership, in Under States. the United innovator, Hook is a retired Hook insuranceinnovator, million to $5.6 billion. wasmillion AGC acquired by $5.6 to management systems management and Model-Netics, he becamehe the youngest life insurance the language management,and of the life insurance the companies of age before General the of Corporation largest one into CEO of AmericanCEO of General Corporation. financial services, retiredwhich he from in In his 40-year career in life insurance and Hook’s career supports theHook’s MEMC that idea Main Event Management®Main systems. Event He 40. His first presidency was at age 31, when when 31, 40. His firstage at was presidency American International (AIG) in Group 2001 A recognized and scholar management While at AG, he implemented the MEMCWhileimplemented he AG, at 1997, Hook earned Hook the distinction having of 1997, Past Awardees 24 1956 1957 1965 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1970 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1974 1974 1973 1972 1971 William H. Byler* H. William A. L. Gustin* L. A. Avis Tucker* o rd * Brady Tom A Umematsu Watada* Umematsu Jim Finch* Jim Jack Matthews* Jack Frank Mays* Frank Forrest Donnell* Forrest David Warren*David R. B. Price* B. R. Hill* Lee Robert E. Dutton Brookfield* Dutton Dick Chamier* B. W.B. Robinson* Harold Niedorp* Harold Herb Bunker* Hartley G. Banks Sr.* G. Banks Hartley D Cullen Coil* Cullen w istinguishe

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ny eremo C Christopher Salter Lord Charles E. Timberlake* Grant S. Nelson Curtis Nelson J. Kitty Gardner Dickerson Karl D. Nolph Karl D. Hugh E. Stephenson Jr.* E.Hugh Stephenson Harold F. Breimyer* Harold F. Mary M. Lago* Margaret A. Flynn* Dale A.Dale Whitman Robert T. Marshall T. Robert Billy Day N. Frank L. Mitchell Jr. Edwin Michael Kaiser 2003 2000 2000 2001 2002 James Carrel Tom Freema n Thomas W. Burns* Thomas W. Arvarh E. Strickland* William C. Stringer William B. Bondeson 1996 1997 1998 1999 1995 1992 1993 1994 1991 1990 1990 1986 1986 1987 1988 1989 1984 1985 1983 wards A lumni A ~ aculty 18, 2013 F 2013 18, ber o ct O Saul S. Weinberg* Clarence J. Bierschwal Clarence J. Charles M. Hudson* Charles Mullett* Newell Gingrich* Newell Henry E. Bent* Robert S. Campbell Raymond Schroeder* Loren Reid Lois Knowles* Lois Leonard Blumenthal* Leonard Elwood L.Elwood Thomas* Frances L.Frances McCurdy* Fred McKinney* John M. Poehlman* John M. KuhlmanJohn A. Sterl Artley*A. Sterl Willoughby Johnson* Wm. M. “Mack” Jones* Wm. Walter D. Keller* D. Walter 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1976 1977 1975 1973 1974 1972 1971 1970 1969 1967 1968 1966 1965 1963 1964 1962 Veralee Hardin Veralee Past Awardees 26 1970 1971 W. Roy Utz* Storvick S. Truman Mills* L. Thomas Joseph Silvoso* A. John Leake B. James F. Antonio James V. Holleran* John N. Farmer* Earl F.Earl English* Frederick Spiegel C. Elwood L. Thomas* Elwood L. Ronald E. Taven* E. Ronald Loren Reid Loren McCurdy* Frances Lea Milton D. Overholser* Milton Neal* Pinson M. Donald R. Levi R. Donald Richard C. Smith* C. Richard Merea Williams* B. A. Westfall* A. B. Daniel* S. Robert Angus M. Richard Nahikian* E. Martha Dorothy Holsinger* S. Walker* C. Pinkney Hoyt H. London* H. Hoyt Martin E. Charles Marshall* Edmund C. Duffy* G. Thomas Carroll E. Goering J.Clarence Bierschwal Clara Louise Myers* Louise Clara Schell H. Bodenhamer*

Veralee Hardin B. Victor N. Lambeth* N. Victor 1972 1973 1974 Willard L. Eckhardt* Walter V. Scholes* James O. Davis* Levitt* Jacob Jay McGarraugh B. John Kuhlman M. Eleanor V. Baker* Kaiser M. Edwin Heagerty* Frank Lloyd Thomas* B. Robert P. McBean Richard S. Kirkendall S. Richard Donald C. Blenden* C. Donald Marcus S. Zuber* S. Marcus NelsonPaul E. Meyer Reinhold* Meyer W.Margaret Mangel* Howell* Marilee Gross* E. Milton Folks* Homer C. Hugh E. StephensonHugh E. Jr.* Norm Stewart Aslin* Neil C. George C. Shelton* C. George Cecil V.Cecil Roderick* J.Owen Koeppe* Stanley N. Davis N. Stanley Saul S. Weinberg* S. Saul

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Samuel A. Werner Oliver A.Oliver Schuchard Carolyn A. Dorsey* Charles E. Timberlake* Kathy R.Thornburg Kitty Dickerson G. Henry W. WhiteHenry W. Peter J. Markie J. Peter Richard A. Hocks PatrickRobert Knight Sr.* Randall D. Douglas Dale G. Blevins Ruth Brent Tofle Wallace Paul Rod Gelatt Richard Allen Holmes Betty Scott David Troutner* A.Dale Whitman Barbara Price Wallach Price Barbara L. Mitchell* Roger David A. Sleper Robin Alison Remington Alison Robin Elmer R. Kiehl* Edith Mitchell Peterson Elizabeth James Plogsted Wynn Arthur Volkert 1989 1991 1992 1990

ny eremo C C. Ratchford* Brice Curtis Nelson J. E. CunninghamNoble Jr.* Norman Justus* Sanders Keith P. Philip C. Anderson* Michael C. Perry* M. Bonner Mitchell Marilyn Coleman Ganong Richard A. Watson* David A. West* Marlin Rogers N. Ben F. Nelms F. Ben Bob R.Bob Stewart Robert F. Bussabarger* F. Robert Breitenbach* P. Robert David Leuthold Larry Clark D. Ernest C. Kung Ernest M. Funk* Frank L. Mitchell Jr. James E.James Westbrook Joan KrauskopfJoan Thomas W. Burns* Thomas W. Thomas L. Good Arlene P. MartinArlene P. William C. Stringer Walter C. Daniel* Walter Wilbur R. Miller 1986 1987 1988 1985 wards A

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1999 1998 Warren Zahler L. Atwood L. Jerry John D. David Joseph Bien Judy D. Wall 2002 2001 2000 Earl R. Wilson R. Earl Lynne McMahon Lynne Daniel B. Turban B. Daniel Ota M. David Daryl R. Moen R. Daryl Brian S. Brooks S. Brian Robert L. Blake Jr. Blake Robert L. Rex Campbell Harold Laughlin Maurice Cecil Arnopol Michelle Mark A. Fine A. Mark Hildegarde Heymann Hildegarde Benoit Pamela TownsendMartha M. Gilbert Porter Gilbert M. Irvin W. Cockriel Irvin Charles D.Charles Cowger Clyde Ruffin Cecil P.Cecil Moore George Kennedy George Steven L. Stockham Steven L. Flader L. Susan Davidson Sandra

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Watson* W. Samuel Ann Poor Sue Wood O. M. Scott*O. Cordell W. Tindall*Cordell W. Charles J. Miller* Ilus W. Davis* Ilus W. MortWalker Marvin McQueen* D. Helen Delich Bentley Darryl R. Francis* Robert J. Steuber* J. Robert Chamier* Richard J. Don Faurot* Donald H. Giesler* Leroy Van Dyke Van Leroy Calvert W. D. Rosemary Lucas Ginn* Rufus Crosby Kemper* Lee E. Battaglia Lester Milgram* S. Ayres* John James C.James Kirkpatrick* Jane Froman Smith* John Pearse Miller* Pearse John Poehlman OttenJoyce Schwada* W. John John Logan* T. Hartley Pollock* T. Adeline M. Hoffman* A. R. Waters* Albert M. Price William T. Higdon William T. 1970 1971 1972

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18, 2013 F 2013 18, ber o ct O Charles N. DavisCharles N. Guy B. Adams Carol J. GillesCarol J. Mary Beth Marrs Harold A.Harold Williamson, Jr. Mike McKean Mark A. Prelas Smith Michael F. Michael W. Kramer Michael W. Marian Adams Minor Richard E. Oliver Rick McGuire Douglas A.Douglas Grouws Randall Prather Lampo Leong Linda F. C. Bullock Linda F. Eileen Porter Frederick S. vom Saal S. vom Frederick 2008 2011 2010 2009 2007 Jane M. ArmerJane Joe Hobbs Hobbs Joe IspaJean James Wall James James L. Cook E. Janet Farmer Tim Lewis Groshong D. Ted Armando Favazza Anand Prahlad Anand Past Awardees 30 Virginia Garton Young* Garton Virginia 1975 1974 1973 William S. Thompson S. Jr. William William L. Hungate* L. William Giles* L. William Theodore D. McNeal Theodore James Boillot B. Jerry W. Friedheim Shen* H. James C. John Watkins Oliver* John Watkins Eugene N. Mitchell* Conselman* B. Frank J. Dunham Ervin Frederick C. Robbins* C. Frederick Ruby Potter* Ruby David L. Stalling Russell R. Casteel* R. Russell Robert D. Miller Robert Hearnes C. Betty Burnett Robert A. Martin Umansky* Martin Helen Ross* Paul N. Doll* Rusk* Howard A. Inez Callaway Robb* Callaway Inez Garth Landis* Garth Johnson* L. Gerald Clay* H. George W.Carl Hughes* Cortez F.Cortez Jr.* Enloe Stuart Symington* Burk* Samuel Arthur Sam Cook Digges*Sam

1976 1977 Stauffer A. William William T.William Woodyard Toler* R. William Mallory L. Arthur A. D.A. Sappington* T. Duckworth* A. James E. Lewis Jr. Lewis James E. John F. Anderson John Byrne Logan* John Byrne Whitmore John R. Walkup* Lawrence J. Eleanor R. FrasierEleanor R. Flavius B. Freeman* B. Flavius Edward H. Weatherly* H. Edward Lowell L. Knipmeyer* L. Lowell Lloyd D. Miller* D. Howard Doane* Robert W. Willits* Donald W. Reynolds* Donald H. Ichord*Richard Crabtree Beverly Dawson* S. Donald Brendan Ryan Brendan Michael E. Fitzgerald* E. Michael Ensminger* E. M. Maury Tuckerman Stadler* Maury Harry L. Ice Jr.* L. Harry Gretchen D. Collins Gretchen Clyde Duncan H. Carol Loomis Carol Carol Sutton* Carol Humphrey* M. Carl Samuel E. Curl E. Samuel Sam M. Walton* M. Sam

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Stanley H. Fistedis* C. L. William Haw C. R. “Dick” Johnston* Charles J. McClainCharles J. Michael L. Fagin H. Bailey Gallison* Paul L. Nicoletti B. LangHoward Jr.* Roseann Knauer Bentley Robert Leo Heller* David H. Lillard David Lipman* Betty Simpson Spaar Bob F. Griffin F. Bob Leon E. Boothe Francis M. Barnes III* Battle* F. Eliot Ellis Jackson* O. RhoadsJ. Foster* Ganz Schaefer Jane James J. Ellis* K.John Hulston* John D. Rieser* D. John James B. Judd L. Moseley Joe Thomas Wood Campbell Thomas Wood William E. Cornelius W. Clayton Hill* W. William Knight* F. Wallace R. Stacey* Wallace William Quigg* W. 1988 1989

ny eremo C Sarah McClendon* Gordon E. “Deacon” Wells Chalender* H. Charles Smith* “Dede” F. Mercedes Patrick M. Donelan* Kenneth H. Suelthaus Marvin E. Proffer Robert C. Smith Rita Barger Harold H. “Hal”Harold Lurie Graham “Red” Robert Jr.* Dennis Bond W. Margaret Blake Kelly Mahn Kim Je Messing Jr.* Roswell “Bud” David M. Haggard Duk-Choong Kim Duk-Choong Eugene A.Eugene Leonard* Larry L. McMullen Hughes* G. Fred F. Robert Naka Robert F. WillJ. Fleming Jr.* Jack Kinder J. OttoJ. Lottes* Madden* J. Jean James H. Brown* HallJohn Dalton* Allan Purdy* William Cocos G. Jr. C. Tingle* “Bill” W. William P. Harsh* William P. William Murphy* J. 1987 1986 1985 wards A

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