Fall 2013 Vol. 29, No. 2 Graceland University Graceland Graceland is Graceland Horizons, Volume 29, No. 2 Horizons (USPS 0884-8939) is published three times a year, Spring/Summer, Fall and Winter, by Graceland University, Lamoni, Iowa. Send address changes to: Horizons, Graceland University Alumni Programs Office, 1 University Place, Lamoni, Iowa, 50140. The magazine is distributed without charge to alumni, faculty, staff, and friends of the university. Free copies are available upon request. Direct inquiries to the Alumni Programs Office at the address above, call 866-GU4-EVER, or on the university’s website: www.graceland.edu. Contents

2 Graceland is Growing 6 Hoop House Project 8 Graceland Fine Arts 10 New Faculty Update Graceland Participates in Biomedicine Program at University of Iowa

Alumni Board of Directors Administration Board of Trustees 12 13 Graceland a Top School Samuel Smalldon ’78 John Sellars, Ph.D. Kenneth B. McClain, J.D. ’79, Chair President President W. Gary Howard, Ph.D. ’64, Vice-Chair Cal Closson ’82 Steven L. Anders, Ph.D. ’73 Cheryl F. Hansen ’77, Secretary 13 Innovative Iowa History Dean, C.H. Sandage School of Business Vice President Cherry M. Hartnett ’73, Treasurer Interim Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Online Course Michael Morain ’01 Robert G. (Bob) Ackerley Kathleen M. Clauson Bash, Ph.D. Harry J. Ashenhurst, ’70 Secretary Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness Matthew J. Beem Barbara Hiles Mesle ’72 Kirk D. Bjorland, B.A. ’89 14 Homecoming 2013 Hon. Leonard L. Boswell ’55 Faculty Representative Vice President for Enrollment Management John A. ‘Jack’ Cave ’68 Katie Arnold-Clow ’90 Paul Davis, M.A. ’81 Chief Information and Facilities Officer Denise Dudley, Ph.D. 18 Seeing the Value in Art Joe Booz ’86 Ronald E. (Ron) Gillilan, M.D. Jeremy Graybill ’98 Kelly W. Everett, B.A. ’77 Vice President for Institutional Advancement Sharon Graybill ’84 Dan Hanton ’65 Laurie Heintz ’85 20 Generations of Scholars Jenny Jackson ’10 Tammy E. Everett, Ph.D. ’79 Dean, Edmund J. Gleazer School of Education Karen Jewell, J.D. ’76 Kasey Johnson Steen ’08 Jeff Falkner, M.A. Michael D. Lewis, J.D.,’90 Rosa La Puente-Flowers ’97 21 School of Nursing Update Athletic Director Kay Johnson Mussell, Ph.D. ’63 Joseph Postnikoff ’83 Claudia D. Horton, Ph.D., RN ’86 Jennings Jay Newcom, J.D. ’64 Zana Zeqiri Rudi ’06 Dean, School of Nursing William H. (Bill) Pennington 22 Class Notes Stacey Slifka ’96 Marian Killpack, M.S. ’70 Mickey Seeman Wade Wallace ’82 Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students John Sheehy ’79 Jeannine Ward ’84 24 Internships Enable Success Jodi L. Seymour Dennis Shields J.D., ’77 Michael Wiley ’83 Executive Assistant to the President Sam Smalldon ’78 David Yost ’67 and Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees Helen Pearson Smith ’58 25 Annual Report 2013 Janice K. Tiffany, J.D. ’83 Michelle Waite, ’83 Vice President for Business and Administrative Services Robert L. (Bob) White ’77 Parris R. Watts, H.S.D. ’68 Janet Ward Worthington ’81 Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty K. Michael (Mike) Zabel, M.D. ’84

Editor Campus Writer Designer Photography Jeanne Davis ’81 Breanne Seidle Steve Edwards ’96 Michael Gruich Sofia Jaramillo ’14 From the PRESIDENT Contents

Graceland is Growing

all is an especially exciting time to be on the Graceland campus. With the season’s changing Fcolors, the students’ expectations, and the preparations we’ve all made for a new year at the university, there is energy in the air. I enjoy walking the campus and meeting new students and faculty and listening to them talk about their plans for the upcoming year; plans for growing and plans for success.

This issue ofHorizons is driven by year-round horticulture, and the freshly prepare for the next cycle of growth. We the exciting news that “Graceland is landscaped front of Walker Hall. are passionate about the potential that Growing.” It’s about planning and results. This issue also includes fall is present on campus and preparing to We want you to know all about the growth Homecoming, when Graceland opens its succeed. Graceland is growing its potential Graceland has experienced in student arms to welcome all those who have ever to make a difference in our world, through enrollment and in campus facilities. With made “the Hill” their home. Take a look at the lives and education of our students. 439 new students, Graceland is growing! the photos of alumni and award recipients Take a look at the annual report and The cover aerial shot shows several of the and catch up with your friends. Read about see how many wonderful alumni are big changes on campus – the expansion of a few of the many alumni who recognize committed to ensuring that Graceland the Shaw Center for the Performing Arts, the foundation for success they received continues to be a great university. including the addition of an amphitheatre, from their Graceland experience. Mark the building of the Fitz Center to provide your calendars for Homecoming 2014 on a state-of-the-art fitness facility for all October 17-19 and come home. students, the Hoop House for sustainable In nature, fall is an essential time to John Sellars, Ph.D. President

Fall 2013 Horizons | 1 Campus Updates

One look at the cover and you’ll see that Graceland is growing. Talk to any of the admissions team and you’ll hear amazing stories of students who have decided to come to “the Hill” this year. Graceland has 439 new students this fall! They’re coming from all over the world to make Graceland their home. Each student comes with hopes and dreams full of unique potential. It is Graceland’s opportunity to receive and develop the lives that make up a unique community that will forge future leaders.

Braden Austin, a theatre major from Phoenix, Arizona, was attracted by Graceland’s stellar facilities after hearing about the $16 million renovation of the Shaw Center. “I heard about Graceland’s Shaw Center updates and ended up getting Felipe Santiago a theatre and merit scholarship to wanted to study sports come here.” Braden’s parents, Brinks management and play (’81) and Nancy Spain (’82) Austin baseball. Graceland both attended Graceland and are representatives at a proud to have him on “the Hill.” college fair in Puerto Rico told him he could do both. Felipe is excited to play for Graceland.

Jenna Cox , is from Texas and came Jan Figueroa Jessica Pycior said he came to to Graceland with several a bio-chemistry major Graceland to play of her friends. She has is a second generation baseball and for a already met more! Gracelander from Grain new opportunity. Valley, Missouri. “I “My heritage is here. Puerto Rico felt so welcomed My dad and my is a long way grandparents went to when I moved from Iowa, and Graceland. I’m looking in the dorms he wanted a forward to continuing with everyone change. “People helping. It’s a good the tradition.” community.” are friendly and the team makes me feel welcome.”

2 ||Horizons Horizons Summer Fall 2013 2013 Aman Shankar is majoring in Biology. ”Graceland University has given me the opportunity to pursue my academic goals and being here means that even though I may come from a nation as small as Fiji, I can still have dreams that transcend my limitations.”

Felipe Santiago wanted to study sports management and play baseball. Graceland Oscar Chang, representatives at a majoring in sports management and college fair in Puerto computer science, is from Malaysia. Rico told him he could do “I chose to come to Graceland both. Felipe is excited to University because they offered me play for Graceland. a tennis scholarship. The friends I’ve made on the team and in the International Club made me feel welcome here.”

Abdelrahman Khaled is from Egypt and is studying Check out business management and more students macroeconomics. “I heard about Graceland from a friend who used to attend and I chose Graceland because its www.graceland.edu/ community is enriched with lovely people. Spotlight The excellent staff working here make a big difference.”

Fall 2013 Horizons | 3 New Programs — New Faces

Bowling Bowling is one of the most popular, fastest-growing collegiate sports in the country. In 2013, Graceland jumped on the bandwagon and added bowling to its roster of varsity sports. The program is headed by longtime Lamoni Demons bowling coach Doug Zimmerman, who was instrumental in establishing bowling as a viable sport in high schools across the state of Iowa. Leon, Iowa native Kilee Petty ’17 was on the bowling team throughout high school, averaging 160 to 180 points per game. Now a biology and chemistry major at Graceland, she says the bowling program is what brought her to Lamoni. “I was going to go to Clarke University in Dubuque to bowl, but Graceland offered more scholarship opportunities,” said Kilee. “I’m excited to see which schools we’re going to bowl against and how the new program is going to work.”

Drumline Drumline is a new fall 2013 program at Graceland University, led by Dr. Adam Groh. Dr. Groh and his students are excited to begin a new tradition of drumline performances that build excitement, team spirit, and Yellowjacket pride. Allysha Bilges ’17, an Oklahoma native majoring in music and technical theatre, said her whole family has gone Wrestling to Graceland, yet coming to Lamoni For the first time since 1982, was “a last-minute decision to get out Graceland has wrestlers on its campus and fly away from the house.” Allysha is again! After a 31-year hiatus, wrestling following many Community of Christ has been reinstated as a varsity sport at friends to Iowa from her home state. Graceland, and Demond Jennings ’15 Allysha plays the trap sets and tuba, but (left) and Fuad Salomon ’17 are here to is most excited to play the bass drum—or restore glory to the program. “Big Mama,” as she calls it. Demond Jennings ’15 is a transfer Elliott Vilmain ’17 of Pleasantville, from Arkansas Baptist College, where he Iowa, came to the Graceland campus as a was captain of the wrestling team. For high school student for drama workshops Demond, Graceland’s storied wrestling and honor choir. When Dr. Perez asked past was a major draw to the reinstated him if he’d like to join the drumline, “I program. “The coach told me about the said, ‘Why not?’ It sounded fun,” said program — how Graceland had never Elliott, who plays the snare and bass lost a conference championship — and drum. “Hopefully, we’ll inspire more I decided I wanted to be a part of that people to join drumline and get interested legacy,” said Demond. in music.” Fuad Salomon ’17, a computer Westley Huey ’17 is a biology major science and business administration and Louisiana native. He has family and major from Orlando, Fla., heard about friends who have gone to Graceland and Graceland University from a Graceland- is a Community of Christ member. When bound cousin planning to play football Dr. Groh recruited him to play mallets as a freshman. “Being a part of the new for the new drumline program, Westley wrestling program definitely adds to the was excited to become one of the first excitement of being new on campus,” Gracelanders starting a new tradition said Fuad, who is finding that the quiet of percussion performance. “It’s the small-town atmosphere of Lamoni helps opportunity to do something that’s never him focus on his career and studies. been done before,” Westley said.

4 | Horizons Fall 2013 Fitzgerald Fitness Center Located on the northwest end of campus just south of Tess Morgan, the Fitz, named for donors Bob and Janet (Braun) ’61 Fitzgerald, has been a “The Fitz is my place to be!” part of the Graceland landscape since September 16, 2012. With the opening of the Fitz, Graceland ~Cheyanne Corum celebrated a new era of student health and wellness on “the Hill.” The Fitz is a state-of-the-art facility with more than $150,000 in exercise equipment, including aerobic machines outfitted with personal viewing screens, a full circuit of strength-and- fitness equipment, and small, functional training pieces. Robert Fitzgerald said his family’s lives improved dramatically when they became more active a few years ago. “We hope our contribution helps Graceland students achieve long-term fitness lifestyles,” he said. Thanks to the Fitzgeralds, maintaining a healthy lifestyle has become even more affordable and convenient for Graceland students and employees. Cheyanne Corum ’17, a freshman from Excelsior Springs, Mo., is a regular Fitz user. The Yellowjacket Cheer Squad member says, “I absolutely love the Fitz Center and how all of the machines have fans. I also love how I feel so at home when I’m in there — everyone is so willing to help spot or to encourage you. The Fitz is my place to be!” In August 2013, free access to the Fitzgerald Fitness Center was expanded to Graceland employees. The Fitz had previously been free for students only. Lisa Springer, Graceland’s Financial Aid Coordinator, is a regular Fitz user. “The fact that Graceland University is now offering this to me as a benefit is just icing on the cake!”

Powell House Created Walker Hall Gets a Facelift Tiona House Reinstated Tom Powell ’73 joined the Graceland Marietta Walker Hall has been The lower floor of Graybill Hall, formerly faculty in 1980 and then served as VP of beautified by a recent landscaping project office space for Development, is now home Student Life from 1984 until January 2010. made possible by the generosity of donors to the reinstated mens’ Tiona House. Graceland honors Tom’s legacy by naming Gearl Koonce ’53 and Earl ’53 and Ardyce Founded in 1962, members of Tiona a new mens’ house, Powell House. The Koonce ’54. The project features sidewalks, (a Polynesian word for “Zion”) voluntarily Powell House symbol is a phoenix and benches, landscaping and a plaque, joined the members of Edwards House to their colors are burgundy and silver. It is all donated in memory of Katherine collectively form Orion House in 1985. located on 1st and 2nd floors of Gunsolley Lancaster ’54 Koonce. Thomas Krahl ’14 of Westwood, Kansas, Hall and Kyle Macali ’14 of Maryville, has been chosen as the first reinstated Missouri is the House President. Tiona House president. Congratulations, Thomas!

Fall 2013 Horizons | 5 Graceland University Hoop House Project

What is a Hoop House? installation” at the end of this article). (remarkably fresh!) tastes like. Remaining The Hoop House is part of a growing harvested vegetables will be sold or raceland University’s Sustainability sustainability program that continues donated to businesses and members of the GOffice recently completed the to demonstrate its importance to the Lamoni community. installation of a Hoop House for the students, alumni, Lamoni community, and In order to help irrigate the Hoop primary purpose of growing food for the broader Graceland family. House, the Sustainability Office hopes to campus. Hoop houses, also commonly raise funds to bring an irrigation system referred to as high tunnels, are covered, to the Hoop House by extending the passive solar-heated structures, designed Raising Beds and irrigation system used for the practice to extend the growing season and intensify soccer fields. This will save time and production of crops. They provide a Raising Funds money by allowing the Hoop House to protected environment which can help In order to plant crops in the most be more easily watered by our student grow higher quality produce at higher favorable composted soil, eight raised beds workers assigned to this particular yields. The structure can be seen on the were built in the Hoop House. Vegetables Sustainability project. northeast corner of Graceland University’s like tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and Other Hoop House benefactions need Lamoni campus. The Graceland Hoop beans will be grown in the garden. These to be “unearthed” to make the necessary House structure was made possible by a vegetables will be harvested and sold purchases to guarantee the success and donation from alumni Jeanne Upson and to Sodexo services so that the produce longevity of the project. Example materials Steve Upson and the Noble Foundation for can be used in meals prepared in the that would make the Hoop House project which Mr. Upson works as a horticulture Commons for the campus community. more streamlined would be a mechanical consultant (Please see “Other noteworthy Students will have access to fresh produce tiller, wheelbarrows, extra gloves, rakes contributors to the Hoop House and experience for themselves what local and hoes for volunteers, and a toolshed, just to name a few. “My garden is my favorite teacher.”

6 | Horizons Fall 2013 “The best thing about working in the Hoop House this summer is that I learned about combining agriculture and sustainability in one place. Being an Ag. Business major I find it important that Graceland can offer students the opportunity to witness first hand different agricultural practices and the benefits that they provide.” ~Estefania Torres

Campus as Classroom Beyond the Hoop Artist Betsy Cañas Garmon has it right, “My garden is my favorite teacher.” Like House: Other Campus the new outdoor campus amphitheater, Sustainability Projects the Hoop House also exists to provide an educational landscape that lacks the The list of campus sustainability confines of the traditional classroom programs and projects continues to grow. setting. Students will not only learn to There is no shortage of ideas for how grow their own food, but they will learn Graceland can become more sustainable what it means to actively engage in more take advantage of its natural agricultural in its operations. Beyond the Hoop House, sustainable production and consumption surroundings, differentiate itself among the most recent additions to campus are habits by seeing their own produce used other liberal arts universities, and build the bike share program (made possible by locally. By bringing students outside of a curriculum to take advantage of this the local Rotary Club); the new bike shelter the traditional classroom, they garner the opportunity. It will be valuable for located near the FITZ; vermicomposting therapeutic benefits of being outside and students to leave Graceland with a skillset bins for offices; reusable bag stations; being an active participant in the southern that will give them the confidence to and the popular student clothing swap Iowa landscape. They’ll see first-hand the nourish themselves and their families program. As of mid-September, students ecosystem to which they and Graceland using a small plot of land. Encouraging have been regularly requesting that the belong. our students to think ecologically about Sustainability Office furnish more shared The larger vision of the Hoop House themselves and the places they will inhabit bikes for campus use. The goal is to acquire Project is for the structure to become outside of the comfortable ecosystem 10 additional bicycles to help expand the a part of a larger Demonstration that is Graceland campus begins with bike share program and fulfill student Homestead: A parcel of campus that will realigning students’ relationship with need. The Sustainability Office also plans serve to model how Graceland and Lamoni nature to something that is perhaps to seek funding support in the future community members can subsist from more personal. Making full use of our for the planning and implementation of a quarter or half acre of land. Not many exterior campus resources to establish renewable energy systems for campus. other colleges in the nation are doing this. or re-establish these student-nature If you would like to find out more about Not many other colleges in the nation relationships is what this Demonstration the Hoop House, want to know how you can do this. Graceland University can Homestead could inspire. can be a part of the larger “Demonstration Homestead” vision as described above, or would like to discuss other sustainability projects, please contact Graceland University Sustainability Coordinator Jennifer Abraham-White. 641-784-5079 | [email protected]

Other noteworthy contributors to the Hoop House installation: GU Agricultural Business Club and Sustainable Lamoni, Max Pitt, Del Ranney, Ron Mickelson, Royce Dively, E.B. Sherman, Darrin Dickerson, Estephania Torres, GU Facility Services, local volunteers and GU faculty and students.

~Jennifer Abraham-White

Watch the Hoop House construction: www.graceland.edu/HoopVideo

Fall 2013 Horizons | 7 SHAW Amphiteatre

hen asked about the potential cheerleaders and will make impact of the Shaw Center the entire area much more Wamphitheatre upon Graceland, Lee dynamic than ever before. Bash noted how the amphitheatre “is “But the other aspect a perfect example of how architecture that I find particularly changes a culture. Did you notice how appealing is what the Shaw prominent or central the amphitheatre amphitheatre implies — was for Spectacular’s activities? When the perhaps, demands — for drumline performs in the amphitheatre the future. I envision prior to home football games, it will begin Summer Performing Arts Series taking large influx of customers that is going to impact Lamoni merchants as well. Will “…a perfect example of how architecture changes a culture.” Graceland host either the Des Moines or Kansas City orchestra during the what will surely become a tradition where place at the Shaw amphitheatre. This, it summer? We don’t know yet, but it feels the entire community becomes more seems to me, has huge potential to impact inevitable to me that this is going to active prior to games. The Gadets will join not only Graceland, but Lamoni as well. expand our mission, our identity, and the pre-game activities with Sting and the When you see a series like this, you see a our operation.” Performing series Arts2013-14 he 2013-2014 Performing Arts On February 13, 2014 at 7:30 p.m., On April 4, 2014 at 7:30 p.m., Series began September 22 with Ladysmith Black Mambazo the Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival T comes to Graceland University to celebrate will perform as the fourth and final act the Fountain City Brass Band as over fifty years of joyous and uplifting of the Performing Arts Series. In 1975, the Series opener. FCBB is followed music that marries the intricate rhythms Nikolai Massenkoff founded the Massenkoff by the Lakota Sioux Dance Theatre and harmonies of their native South Russian Folk Festival, a festival of Russian African musical traditions to the sounds music, song and dance expressing love for on November 18, Ladysmith Black and sentiments of Christian gospel music. his Russian heritage. He has performed Mambazo on February 13, 2014, and Led by founder Joseph Shabalala, the a more than two decades both nationally Massenkoff Russian Folk Festival on cappella vocal group has created a musical and internationally to great acclaim. These April 4, 2014. Performing Art Series and spiritual alchemy that has touched a performances included: Carnegie Hall; worldwide audience representing every Olympic Stadium in Seoul, Korea before tickets go on sale 30 days before each corner of the religious, cultural and a live audience of 90,000 people; over 100 event. ethnic landscape. Their musical efforts performances at the International Division over the past five decades have garnered of Epcot Center’s World Stage in Florida; praise and accolades within the recording with major symphony orchestras - San industry, but also solidified their identity Francisco, Baltimore, Edmonton, Honolulu, as a cultural force to be reckoned with. In Palm Beach, Flagstaff, London, Edmonton addition to their work with Paul Simon, and Cincinnati Symphony; major performing Ladysmith Black Mambazo has recorded arts centers; national and international with numerous artists from around the television, including Suwestfunk (Baden, world. Baden, Germany) and the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. Ladysmith Black Mambazo 8 | Horizons Fall 2013 The Man Behind The Scenes hat do the Wizard of Oz, the Director of the Shaw Center, and Technical Director, Jon Whatley, have in common? Each of them does his magic behind Wthe scenes, but in Jon’s case, the results are even more fantastic than the Wizard.

Jon came to Graceland about five years impressive place located in Lamoni, Iowa. It is ago as a highly experienced and respected such a pleasure to work here together with these theatre technician/administrator. talented students as we strive to provide a truly Graceland’s growth and transformation in professional experience for our audiences. When those five years have been dynamic, most you have such incredible facilities, that objective notably with the new Shaw Center. Jon’s is easier to achieve.” role spans from the planning discussions So the next time you attend a performance at to the applications he now oversees with the new Shaw Center, whether it’s a Graceland the assistance of a small (6 – 10) team of student ensemble or production, or if it’s student workers. part of the Performing Arts Series with the Since almost everything Jon does likes of the Vienna Boys Choir or Ladysmith is behind the scenes, one of his most Black Mambazo, take a moment to reflect on impressive skills is not obvious. He the work that Jon and his team have put into inspires and empowers his student making this experience appear effortless. Jon’s workers. Jon’s efforts provide a powerful dedication to the Shaw dividend. After working with him these Center and Graceland will students are typically able to immediately help ensure continued obtain jobs in the technical theatre world. growth as a great After the 2012 Homecoming Grand University. Opening of the Shaw Center, Jon and ~ Lee Bash his team have been remarkably busy. The new Shaw Center, with its JR Black Box Theatre, Carol Hall recital space, upgraded Shaw Family Theatre and new Shaw Amphitheatre ensure that there is an almost constant array of activities and responsibilities for Jon to oversee. These tasks start with scheduling but cover a myriad of details that require immense organization and attention. Each performer or group has unique technological needs (sound, lighting, recording, scenery, seating arrangements, dedicated rehearsal needs, pre- and post- performance details, including refreshments and other requirements such as makeup and dressing rooms). Juggling the time-consuming demands and pressure, Jon repeatedly demonstrates his dedication and commitment to the Shaw Center and Graceland. In part, he attributes his dedication to how incredible the Shaw Center is: “All the performance and rehearsal spaces are far superior to almost all state institutions and it’s amazing to find such an Fall 2013 Horizons | 9 led to the development of accelerated Bachelors of Science in Nursing (BSN) programs for students with previous baccalaureate degrees in other disciplines. A new curriculum was developed for an accelerated BSN degree program that could be completed in 18 months. Recognizing the need for flexible scheduling for registered nurses seeking degree completion, the RN-BSN program offered in a distance format was developed in 1987 and has enrolled nurses from all 50 states. In 1995, a Master’s of Science in Nursing distance program was approved offering degrees in advanced practice nursing (Nurse Educator and Family Nurse Practitioner tracks). The post- master’s Doctor of Nursing degree was added also in the online delivery format in the fall of 2012. Seeking to offer cutting edge education to Graceland students, a human patient simulation lab was constructed which included three high-fidelity simulation manikins. The lab was funded by a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration. Simulation offers a unique learning opportunity for students. The faculty creates patient care scenarios in which the students practice critical- Diana C Tilton, MSN, RN thinking, clinical reasoning as well as iana Tilton graduated from St. healthcare workplace environment. She hands on skills. Students are in a “safe” DLuke’s School of Nursing, received specialized in Oncology/Hematology environment where they can enact the her Bachelors of Science in Nursing from Nursing and Infusion nursing in the last role of the nurse in decision making. After UMKC; and her Masters of Science in 15 years of her career. the simulation experience, students and Nursing Education from UMKC. Diana The highly regarded reputation of the faculty meet as a group to discuss the joined the Graceland team in June of 2013 Graceland nursing programs attracted actions (or inactions) that occurred during to teach in the BSN and the on-line RN- Diana. “I was very impressed with the the simulation and the outcomes for the BSN program. faculty during the interview process and felt patient. This process is call “debriefing”

“The opportunity to help students achieve success has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my career!”

I began my education in a traditional, a real connection with them as we discussed and is extremely important to the process no technology, face-to-face classroom, our philosophies of nursing and education.” of critical thinking as it allows time for and completed my Master’s degree in a My second interview with Claudia reflection on mistakes and successes. Dr. high-technology, on-line environment. I Horton, PhD, RN, and Dean of the Horton discussed her hopes to add to the am very aware of the challenges and the Graceland School of Nursing was an awe simulation lab and expand the experience advantages that both types of education inspiring conversation as she outlined for the students as funding becomes present for students and instructors. the growth of the nursing program, the available. Diana has worked in a variety of new curriculum, and future plans for The high-quality, multi-talented faculty healthcare settings in 36 years of nursing: sustainability. members at the Graceland School of hospital, ambulatory care, hospice, and The student demand for faster Nursing are a unique and dynamic group skilled long-term care so I have extensive pathways to complete their degrees in dedicated to the success of the students experience with the many facets of the order to enter the workforce sooner has and Graceland University.

10 | Horizons Fall 2013 from the South,” said Katie. “That’s why I majored in German as an undergrad. But I’ve come full circle, because now one of my specialties is Southern literature.” Katie likes how the intimacy of the Graceland community allows her to develop strong connections with her students and colleagues. “My classes don’t feel like I’m turning out an assembly line of English majors,” she said. Katie also likes that “at Graceland, you can be a little more expansive. At a large research university, everyone is so specialized and in their little cubby holes. But here, you’re allowed to be interested in many different things Katharine Burnett and use those interests to collaborate with colleagues.” This semester, Katie has been atharine Burnett is Graceland’s able to introduce some of her interests Knew Assistant Professor of English. to Graceland students in her “Southern She comes to Lamoni from Knoxville, Hauntings” course, which surveys southern Alisha Linam Tennessee and specializes in early literature through the study of ghost American and Southern literature. She stories and the supernatural. Working lisha Linam is Graceland’s completed her undergraduate and doctoral closely with students in this and her other new reference and instruction degrees at the University of Tennessee courses has been her favorite part of Alibrarian. Originally from Alabama, and her master’s at the University of joining the Graceland community, a trend Alisha completed her B.A. and her Mississippi. “Originally I didn’t like being she hopes to continue in years to come. Master of Library and Information Studies degree at the University of Alabama. In May, she completed her Master of Arts in history at Middle Gary Heisserer Tennessee State University, and by June she had moved to Lamoni! fter serving as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dr. Gary “I want the library to be a place AHeisserer is reprising his role as a theatre professor at Graceland—this time in a new where everyone feels welcome.” state-of-the-art facility. Rich Brown, (’95) one of Gary’s former Alisha sees a lot of potential in students, is a theatre faculty member at the F.M. Smith Library. One of her Western Washington University. He credit’s primary goals is to make the library Heisserer for his success. Gary Heisserer more accessible to students and faculty, “taught me what it means to be a scholar whether that means remodeling the and an artist. He taught me humor as well library webpage, teaching library as artistic rigor, to explore continually in a instruction, or just creating more rehearsal process in search of the deepest student friendly study spaces. Alisha acting and/or directing choice. He exposed says, “I want the entire Graceland me to playwrights who changed my life, campus and community to know that who shifted my small Iowa town paradigms the library is here for them, whatever towards a more open, compassionate their needs. From getting a free cup humanity. Any small successes I’ve of coffee, to help finding resources, or experienced in my theatre career stand even using our historical collections on the foundation of Gary’s teaching. If I to find long lost ancestors, I want the could drop everything and return to Gary library to be a place where everyone Heisserer’s classroom today, I’d do it in a classroom, and I am incredibly excited feels welcome.” heartbeat.” about my new position. Working in the Dr. Heisserer says, “I have always hoped new Shaw Center with my colleagues and to finish my academic career back in the students is just a wonderful thing.”

Fall 2013 Horizons | 11 Graceland Participates in Biomedicine Program at University of Iowa raceland University student Chris Chambers ’14 and Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Mary GShawgo worked in the lab of University of Iowa researcher John Kirby during the summer of 2013, studying genetic regulation of microbial communities by a biofilm destroyer.

Graceland was one of six colleges participating in the FUTURE (Fostering Undergraduate Talent - Uniting Research and Education) in Biomedicine program at UI. Now in its fifth year, the program pairs faculty from Iowa’s primarily undergraduate institutions with UI biomedical scientists in summer-long research collaborations and has created a network of long-term research and learning partnerships that extends to all corners of the state. This is the second time Graceland has participated in the FUTURE program.

“My student not only learned laboratory techniques but more importantly has learned about conducting quality Dr. Mary Shawgo, far left, Chris Chambers, far right. scientific research.”

Reflecting on her experience participat- collaborative effort that has the potential to the University of Iowa and smaller ing in the FUTURE in Biomedicine pro- be published and/or presented at a scientific institutions, such as Graceland, which may gram, Dr. Shawgo remarked, “The program meeting. These connections also include only have access to rudimentary research is very comprehensive. It has allowed me to faculty from small universities that teach facilities. For my experience particularly, make great connections with the Univer- similar classes. We have discussed problems, this has been accomplished. The research sity of Iowa and faculty from other small brainstormed ideas and compared lesson I conducted this summer is to be part Iowa universities as well as strengthen my plans to improve the way we teach.” of a larger collaborative effort between scientific background. We have made plans The FUTURE program was Chris Dr. Kirby’s lab and GU. This will allow to continue the project both here at the Uni- Chambers’ first experience conducting lab students, such as me, to become more versity of Iowa and at Graceland University. research. At first, Chris said, “I was a little familiar with experimental design and “Bringing a student with me this intimidated because I didn’t know what microbiological laboratory techniques in summer has enabled me to bring the to expect. But upon arriving, Dr. Kirby a way that feels more meaningful than project back. Side by side, we have learned and the members of his microbiology lab simple lab drills. This will lead to a greater the techniques and essential background welcomed Dr. Shawgo and me and very integration of basic scientific education information to continue our project thoroughly explained the premise of our and real-world applications. at Graceland. My student not only experiment and the procedures involved. “To me, this experience has helped learned laboratory techniques but more In addition, I gleaned a large amount to solidify a commitment to scientific importantly has learned about conducting of information about graduate schools, exploration. My eyes have been opened to quality scientific research. Back home, experimental design, and research as both both graduate school and medical school Chris will be able to help me resume the an educational and professional pathway. possibilities. While my future remains project earlier than if I had only myself. “One of the primary objectives of unclear as to my exact educational This will allow my senior research students the FUTURE in Biomedicine program pathway, I know that it will involve to have the opportunity to work on a is to develop a connection between research and, hopefully, innovation.”

12 | Horizons Fall 2013 Graceland’s Tom Morain Graceland a Top School Develops Innovative Iowa #44 #59 History Online Course “Best Bang for the Buck” for Affordability AffordableCollegesOnline.org Washington Monthly college-level course in Iowa history, to be offered during an eight- week he website AffordableCollegesOnline.org and Washington Monthly magazine’s “Best Aperiod next spring, will be available for Bang for the Buck” ratings system have ranked Graceland University as one of the college credit for any student in an Iowa Tmost affordable private schools in the country. private college or university. The first-of- AffordableCollegesOnline.org (ACO) has ranked Graceland No. 44 in the country out its-kind online course, spearheaded by of 54 colleges with distance learning options boasting affordable tuition and alumni with Graceland, is a collaboration of the Iowa strong earnings after graduation. The flexibility of Graceland’s online education programs Association of Independent Colleges and in theology, nursing and education “allow students to attend school without having to Universities (IAICU), the University of quit their jobs or otherwise disrupt their lives, making online education an increasingly Iowa, University of Iowa Press, the State popular option,” said President Sellars. “This is why online programs are becoming an Historical Society of Iowa, Iowa Public essential part of Graceland’s education.” Television and the Iowa Department of Washington Monthly magazine’s “Best Bang for the Buck” ranking is designed to Cultural Affairs. help students choose higher education institutions that offer marketable degrees at Dr. Tom Morain, director of affordable prices. The magazine’s rating system factored in the percentage of students who government relations at Graceland, received Pell Grants, the school’s overall graduation rate, and the cost of the school after developed the curriculum for the course applying need-based aid. In the general ranking, Graceland was second only to Iowa State and will teach one section. Dr. Morain’s University among Iowa colleges and universities. GU was also ranked in the top 25 master brother, Dr. Rick Morain of Jefferson, degree institutions in the “Best Bang for the Buck” listing. There are only two private will also teach the other spring section. universities in the top 25. The unique course was announcetd jointly October 24 on the campus of the University of Iowa in Iowa City by Iowa Governor Terry Branstad, Lieutenant Governor Kim Reynolds, UI President Sally GU Stays Strong in U.S. World Mason, and IAICU President Gary Steinke. After their remarks, Tom Morain explained News and Report Rankings how the program would work and what the course would cover. raceland University continues to rank as first tier in the First Tier Parallel to the course offered for GRegional University - Midwest category in the U.S. News academic credit, a new outreach arm of & World Report Best Colleges rankings. This accomplishment Midwestern the University of Iowa is exploring the marks Graceland’s third year in a row of ranking as a first University possibility of making the course available tier Midwestern university. The standing not only provides free for no credit to anyone who wants Graceland with national recognition, but is a testament to the Small to take it whether enrolled in higher University’s progress as it continues to improve the quality of its Class Sizes education or not. The UI Digital Studio for academic programs. Public Humanities, directed by Professor Financial Aid Jon Winet, will create an online Iowa “Graceland offers excellent academic History Resources website for Iowa history Admissions educators and the general public, including programs that can compete with anyone.” Processs the Iowa history curriculum developed Highlights from the Report’s standings include mention by the Morains. The website will include of Graceland’s small class sizes, with 74.4 percent of classes university materials and provide links containing 20 or fewer students; our financial aid services, to other resources, such as Iowa Public with 62.4 percent of undergraduate students receiving need- Television, University of Iowa Press, Iowa based financial aid and the average need-based scholarship or Public Radio, and the State Historical grant coming in at $14,979; our admissions process, which the Society of Iowa. The University of Iowa is ranking dubbed “selective.” funding the project for its first two years. “This ranking shows that Graceland offers excellent President Sellars attended the news academic programs that can compete with anyone,” said conference and met with state and Graceland President Dr. John Sellars. “This really validates the university officials. “We are very proud progress we’ve made over the last few years, and our continued to be part of Graceland’s early role appearance on the Report’s list is giving us an excellent in promoting a creative and effective reputation.” partnership to use resources efficiently,” President Sellars said. “This is indeed a win-win situation for everyone.”

FallFall 2013 2013 Horizons Horizons || 13 A STRONG PAST, 1953 save the date 1963 Homecoming 2014 A BETTER FOREVER 1973 October 17-19 1978 1983 1988 1993 HOME 2003 COMING13

14 | Horizons Fall 2013 Fall 2013 Horizons | 15 President Sellars presents the Distinguished Service Award to Abby and Donald Brown

Distinguished Service Award an income of $70,000, Hidden Harvest has increased its budget tenfold and is his award is given by Graceland University to recognize achievement in feeding 50,000-60,000 people below the poverty line, providing 90 pounds of fresh Ta chosen field, service to community, good citizenship, humanitarian fruits and vegetables per family every service and contribution to society. month. This year, it will rescue 10,000 tons of gleaned food for distribution Donald P. Brown is a steward in every groups. He was a founder, board member to the poor in schools and a dozen sense of the word. He manages his time, and fundraiser for Gilda Club Desert Cities, Social Security retirement centers. The treasure, and talents through the lense of a a support group for families of cancer organization’s budget for 2013 will be in deep sense of ministry and profound faith. patients. He also mentored the “Odyssey” the neighborhood of $1,000,000. Thanks A high priest in the Community of Christ, program which invests in middle and high to the generosity of key supporters like he has answered the call “to be willing to school youth. Odyssey character building Don, 100% of all donations go directly to serve people at all levels, but mostly at the and writing improvement programs zero feeding the poor. lowest level of existence.” in on young people and their potential for Don has also shared himself with After the death of his first wife of leading meaningful lives. Graceland serving on the Board of 31 years, Don and his three children Perhaps his work as a charter member Trustees for 10 years, providing valuable dedicated themselves to “finding new of Hidden Harvest is most representative counsel on the Administrative Services direction in our lives, to survive, redirect, of Don’s values. Founded in 2001, Hidden and Investment Committees, and sitting and flourish with new hope for the Harvest has two goals: to provide fresh, on the SkillPath board. future.” With the help of new wife and healthy, local food to feed the poor and Graduating from Graceland with an soul-mate, Abby, Don began putting into hungry and to establish a living wage Associate of Arts degree in 1967, Don use the experience and wisdom he had for the working poor. Hidden Harvest went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree accumulated over nearly three decades in workers go through fields of vegetables— from Michigan State and a Masters of business management. carrots, tomatoes and green beans—after Business Administration from Pepperdine Brown became a board member for the farmers’ own crews have already University. He has lived a life of service Give Back Society, helping raise over $1.4 harvested. It gleans what would have and integrity that represents the very million in nine years to provide food and been left behind to rot in the field. From essence of the University’s highest honor, medical services to youth and support a struggling non-profit in 2001 with the Distinguished Service Award.

16 | Horizons Fall 2013 Graceland Award of Recognition Honorary his award is made by Graceland University in recognition of those who Alumni Award Thave demonstrated special contributions of time, talents, resources and he purpose of this award is to personal sacrifices to benefit Graceland. The recipients do not need to be recognize, include and honor Graceland alumni. Tindividuals, living or deceased, who Randy and Laurie Heintz now call “Graceland Experience” for current are not Graceland alumni but whose Florida home, but they met in Lamoni students and for generations to come. affiliation is beneficial to Graceland some 30 years ago. Laurie was a student Laurie has served on the Graceland at Graceland while Randy worked in Board of Trustees and is currently serving and who have related to the goals Lamoni. Randy earned a Bachelor of Arts on the Seminary Advisory committee. The and purposes of the University and in Animal Science from Iowa State while Heintzs have stepped up to the plate time to alumni as though they had been a Laurie finished her Graceland Experience and time again for Graceland with gifts to with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business the Resch Science and Technology Center, member of the student body. Administration. Laurie is on the verge of the Coliseum movie theatre technology Not too many people can say they completing her Master of Arts degree in upgrade and remodel, and the Maple actually received a wedding gift from Religion from the Community of Christ Street Wrestling facility project. They also former US President Harry Truman, but Seminary. They are extremely proud of provide scholarship money for others to Harold Lambert can. Lambert not only their son Weston, who graduated this past have the “Graceland Experience.” grew up in Independence, Mo., right May from Graceland with a Bachelor of “When Graceland presents needs to behind the Graceland Walnut Street Science degree in Chemistry and Biology. us, we remember that Lamoni is part of campus, but he also got the chance to Their family has a passion for our story and helping gives us a chance to know the President during his daily walks Graceland. Laurie’s grandfather, Jess reconnect to the place where we got our through the city. Nipper, once said, “You may not have start,” said Laurie. The Lamberts were well-known in the opportunity to save the world but Randy and Laurie have made Independence mainly because of the very I guarantee opportunities to help contributions of time, talents, resources popular family-owned Lambert and Moon others will step right in front of you.” and personal sacrifices to benefit business on the town square. Harold also The Heintzs have embraced many Graceland, and that is what the Graceland gravitated to community service, working opportunities to help improve the Award of Recognition is all about! as a Jackson County planner and helping to lay the groundwork for the spectacular Sports Complex. Harold’s passion for Graceland University goes all the way back to his grandfather, who served on the board when the college was established just prior to 1895. It seems the entire Lambert family did their part in nurturing the fledgling school during those formative years. Mr. Lambert’s love and affection for all things Graceland has continued over the years with the guiding of Lambert Foundation financial gifts to the prestigious GU School of Nursing. Many financially strapped nursing students owe thanks to the foundation for making the “Graceland Experience” a reality. The Graceland Honorary Alumni Award salutes and celebrates those who, even though they did not attend, have made the University a better place because of their involvement and support. Harold Lambert is truly a Gracelander by his heritage, actions and loyalty.

President Sellars presents the Graceland Award of Recognition to Randy and Laurie Heintz.

Fall 2013 Horizons | 17 Seeing the Value in Art

onja Partridge ’05 is a force to be reckoned with. Four years ago, when surrounding school districts were cutting art teachers from full-time to part-time, Tonja proposed a Putnam County bond issue to double the size of her art room. It passed, and today her enviable facility in Unionville, Mo. boasts 12 pottery wheels, a printing press, two kilns, and woodworking tools to expand sculpture making.

18 | Horizons Fall 2013 Seeing the Value “We really have one of the best art raise a family. However, the social, peer- “I ask my students, ‘When you were born, rooms around. With our equipment, we to-peer aspect of being a non-traditional did you know how to read?’” Tonja said. can do a lot of things that only college art student wasn’t always easy. “At first it “Art is a skill that you must practice. I departments are able to do,” said Tonja, was really hard being older than the don’t call students talented, I call them who humbly gave credit to her supportive other students,” said Tonja. However, skilled. Anybody can do it; I believe that community for the success of the bond she eventually settled into her role as wholeheartedly. I never let my students say issue. “The students in my adult classes Graceland’s resident “Art Mom.” ‘I can’t.’” campaigned hard for it, and the kids in Tonja’s experiences in the Art With a supportive community and my 6-12th grade classes did a lot of talking, Department were both enjoyable and optimistic outlook, Tonja continues to too,” said Tonja. “I have a lot of ties to this formative. By her third drawing class, make a difference in Putnam County community. I went to school here and so Tonja’s fellow Graceland students had through art education. “I’ve always had did my mother’s family.” voted her Most Improved. She couldn’t rose-colored glasses on and refuse to take “I tell my kids, if nobody thought art was important, then the Art chair you’re sitting in wouldn’t exist.” Thanks to Tonja’s unflagging have gotten there without help from Julia them off,” said Tonja. “When someone says enthusiasm and dedication to her work, Franklin and Rob Stephens, both members no, think of a different way. Brainstorm the residents of Putnam County have of Graceland’s art faculty. “Julia and Rob with your kids. Start small and let people come to understand the importance of always helped me no matter what, even know your needs. People will donate art and art education. “Art is something when I asked a million questions,” said materials and be generous.” you can do your entire life,” Tonja said. Tonja. “My confidence grew so much while Tonja’s career advice is simple. “I tell “It’s an escape, and a lot of students are I was at Graceland.” my students to find something that they’re finding out just how peaceful it is.” But passionate about — then it won’t seem like Tonja emphasizes that art is more than “I love, love, love what I do” a job. I have often said that I would do my just an enjoyable pastime: “I tell my kids, In addition to teaching grades 6-12, job for free, and my husband tells me to be if nobody thought art was important, Tonja teaches adult art classes and quiet, because they might just take me up then the chair you’re sitting in wouldn’t organizes an art club for high school on that. I love, love, love what I do.” exist,” she said. “When you think about students. She takes an enforced break ~Breanne Seidle how someone had to design that chair, during the summer, but would teach year- you realize that art is everywhere. It’s a round if she could. different way of seeing the world, and it’s The art club has grown tremendously what our society is built on. If we didn’t since its inception. Funded with money think creatively, we’d still be stuck in a from concession stand sales, it started cave by the water source.” with 20 members and now boasts 60. “Our first trip was to the Des Moines Art Pursuing a Dream at Graceland Center,” said Tonja. “Only two kids—my Tonja can’t remember a time when she own children—had been to an art museum wasn’t creative: “Art was where I could before, and only three had eaten at a breathe, where I could feel good about restaurant with cloth napkins. Some had myself.” She inherited a love of art from never been outside of Putnam County. You her mother, learned carpentry skills from just never know what your impact will be.” her father, and has always loved building For Putnam County students, Tonja’s with clay and wood, as well as gardening art room is an equal playing ground. and repurposing household items. “Often, kids who struggle in core classes For Tonja, the decision to pursue her are superstars in art because they think bachelor’s degree at Graceland was a differently,” said Tonja, “and sometimes, no-brainer. “I’d spent four summers at the top-notch academic kids find my Graceland with Upward Bound, and it classes challenging. They have to work felt comfortable to me,” said Tonja, who hard when they’ve never had to before.” decided she could handle the hour-long In turn, Tonja must work hard to counter commute to Lamoni and still manage to the belief that artists are born, not made.

Fall 2013 Horizons | 19 Generations of Scholars ruce Worthington (’88) Balways knew that he’d attend Graceland University. His father attended, his mother and two aunts obtained their nursing degrees at ‘The San,’ and two aunts earned Gold Seals for Scholarship.

Bruce took every computer science, math, and physics course offered during his four years at Graceland, including a semester comprised entirely of “I can’t believe this is my 25-year anniversary of graduating independent studies, when he ran out of from Graceland....The friends I made, the values I learned, the courses on the official curriculum to take. Following in the steps of his aunts, he skills I developed – I would do it all again in a heartbeat. earned the Gold Seal with a 4.0 GPA.

“I studied under all of the computer my undergraduate degree from a IBM, and eventually they convinced him faculty—Jim Jones, Steve Murdock, Liberal Arts college such as Graceland, to join them in Redmond, Washington. Will Raiser, Jim Hawley, Ron Smith, I quickly found that my academic After 15 years of working on the and other great teachers. Gerald foundation was plenty solid for performance and energy efficiency of Bolingbroke taught me physics, successful graduate work, and my Windows client and server operating statistics, dynamics, circuits, computer overall perspective was more well- systems, during which he’s received 15 systems, holography, optics, and rounded than some of my hyper- US patents with nine more pending, quantum mechanics. How could I help focused colleagues.” Bruce was recently promoted to Partner but be transformed by his passion for Development Lead on the Windows understanding the physical world? I also Upon graduation from Michigan, Fundamentals team. Being a Partner enjoyed the Liberal Arts at Graceland Bruce accepted an offer from an IBM means that Bruce is in the top one or two — I make use nearly every day of what product group in Austin, Texas. He spent percent of all Microsoft employees. I learned in technical writing, speech, the next three years working on improving logic, ethics, economics, and other the performance of operating systems “I can’t believe this is my 25-year general ed classes.” that ran on IBM hardware. Several of his anniversary of graduating from colleagues migrated to Microsoft over the Graceland. I swear it feels like yesterday. Bruce was offered a fellowship to the course of the three years he spent with The friends I made, the values I learned, University of Michigan and obtained his the skills I developed – I would do it all Master’s Degree in 1989. After a year again in a heartbeat. Janet and I do not off to work as a computer programmer, have children to send to Graceland, but during which he met his future wife, Janet on the other hand that has freed us up Ward (’81), he returned to Ann Arbor and to provide even more financial support obtained his PhD, with a dissertation on to Graceland. They say you should optimizing the performance of computer invest where your heart is, and both of storage subsystems. our hearts have a big part still residing “While I was initially unsure of what on “the Hill.” I might have ‘missed’ by obtaining

Bruce ’88 and Janet ’81 Worthington

20 | Horizons Fall 2013 Graceland University School of Nursing Team Supports Pink Laundry Run

n an unusually cold October 6, The Graceland student nurse team 2013 morning, the “Supporting Dr. was organized by members of the OSharon” team met at 7:30 a.m. with 800 McKevit Manor House Council on the other runners for the fifth annual 5K Pink Independence campus; Amanda Kleyh, Laundry Run in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. MONSA Rep; Jenny Kramer, House The 5K run helps families dealing with Chaplain; Kasey Heiman, Treasurer and meals for her family. They are truly a breast cancer. The team ran to honor Dr. Sydney Smith, Activity Coordinator. The caring group.” Sharon Little-Stoetzel, Interim Associate students coordinated the entire event by Dr. Sharon stated, “With this effort, Dean in the School of Nursing, who was designing tee-shirts, and recruiting fellow students were not only supporting me recently diagnosed with breast cancer students and family members to run. but supporting the entire community. and underwent surgery. With pink Dean Horton, who was there to cheer These students have been supporting tutus, tights, tees and even pink hair the the team on, shared these thoughts. “It me throughout this time with food, Graceland student nurse team won two is inspiring to see how the students have cards, and prayers. In my mind they have awards, one for having the “largest team” supported “Dr. Sharon” during her journey demonstrated caring and compassion that and one for having the most “spirited this summer and fall. In addition to is needed in our nurses.” team!” coordinating this event, they also prepared ~ By Nona Cady, Marketing Specialist

Congratulations Pi Eta Chapter chool of Nursing congratulations are in order! The of accomplishments: the chapter granted new inductee Pi Eta Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International scholarships, awarded research grants to members, SHonor Society of Nursing (STTI) earned the Chapter and provided professional development programs as Key Award this year. Dr. Thelma Sword will attend an individual chapter as well as in collaboration with the international convention in Indianapolis this several local chapters. Several of our faculty members fall to accept the award on behalf of the chapter. The will be presenting research posters at the convention. chapter leaders, Lin Howell (President) and Dr. Sword Thank you to our members and our leaders for earning (Treasurer) worked diligently to demonstrate the a place in the spotlight for the Pi Eta Chapter! The Pi Eta successful performance of the Pi Eta membership. Chapter was chartered at Graceland in 2000 and boasts Criteria included achievements in leadership, knowledge, over 200 members across the country. service, community and sustainability. A few examples

Fall 2013 Horizons | 21 class Notes Class Notes Ree Davis ’65 Nathan was inducted to writing competition, in the process of the Florida Vocal Association (FVA) Hall of starting a filmmakers club, has served on The 1940s Fame on August 26, 2013. Hall of Fame curriculum committees and helped create inductees were honored for excellence DDS benchmarks, revising them toward in music education and for leadership in critical thinking and skills to better prepare the FVA. Ree is retired after 34 years of students for work and college ensuring teaching choral music but remains active they are in line with Common Core. He as an adjudicator, classroom teacher also works to integrate and teach students mentor, clinician, guest conductor and the seven habits of highly effective people is editor of the Florida District Music skills, and writes the faculty plays that Performance Assessment Sight-Reading are an annual event around Halloween. booklet. Keith lives in Summerville, SC with his wife, Sarah Pauli ’01 Johnson and two daughters, Keira, 5 and Scarlett, 1. Bob Laudie ’40 received a special 94th The 1970s Kenneth C. Fox ’79 graduated Magna birthday present. He took a flight over the Cum Laude with a second BA at Ashford county in a Cessna and had pictures taken Weddings University in Clinton, Iowa in 2012. The Luke Young ’04 and Lisa Kemmer, St. next to a Steerman like he flew for 60 degree was in Social and Criminal Justice. Charles, MO, September 15, 2007. hours training in the war. Bob was thrilled about going on the plane ride with a pilot David Heeter and Sandra Moorman ’60, who was a World War II buff as arranged The 1990s Raleigh, NC, April 23, 2011. by Dick Blum. Son-in-law Bruce Pfohl ‘73 Anil Kochukudy and C. Angela Elliott ’93, sat in the back seat and snapped pictures Washington, DC, May 26, 2012. while Bob and the pilot kept up a running Kirk Tabor ’11 and Kaylee Miller ’12, conversation over the intercom. Independence, MO, December 29, 2012. Chad Everett ’07 and Brittany Bell, Mans- The 1960s field, TX, January 11, 2013. Dan E. Hanton ’65 was inducted into the Michigan High School Coaches “Hall Matt Jensen ’98 and Brittany Hettrick of Fame” September 15, 2013 at Central ’07, Omaha, NE, June 22, 2013. Michigan University. Dan was inducted into the Michigan High School Football Tanner Gard ’13 and Anna Rider ’13, Chad Godfrey ’97, internationally- Coaches Hall of Fame in ’98, the Port Independence, MO, July 27, 2013. awarded producer/director and owner of Huron Sports Hall of Fame in ’07 and Home Video Studio of Lee’s Summit, Mo., Ryan Trimble and Lauren Mish ’06, the Graceland University Hall of Fame won two international Hanley Awards at Dallas, TX, September 1, 2013. in 2010. the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino Marian Mathews ’67 Clark’s memoir, in Las Vegas for the video work he did last Sixty-Something and Flying Solo: A Retiree Anniversaries October 2012 for GU’s Homecoming. The Those celebrating 50 years or more. Sorts it Out in Iowa was recently published two awards were for the Jens Lindemann Ken ’52 and Daphne Tappan ’52 Dunn by Culicidae Press. Marian received her CD/DVD set on the Shaw Center celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary MFA from The Iowa Writers’ Workshop in Expansion Dedication & Gala Concerts. on April 5, 2013. 1987 then worked at University of Iowa’s Advising Center for 24 years before retiring Dan ’48 and Alice Carlile ’47 Waite in 2011. Though she’d hoped to acquire The 2000s celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Keith W. Johnson ’02, was honored with domestic skills in retirement, that goal on June 20, 2013. an article in The Summerville Journal hasn’t materialized; instead she spends her Gayle ’54 and Dona Roll ’54 Scafe Scene about his career teaching English time writing, volunteering and traveling. celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Rollings Middle School of the Arts, Marian was director of Graceland’s on August 23, 2013. working with 7th graders. In addition Publications from 1971-73. to teaching he is a Coach for the Quest

22 | Horizons Fall 2013 Births Luke ’04 and Lisa Young, St. Charles, MO, We want your class notes! Elle Mae, December 24, 2010. Submission Guidelines Jana Booth ’96 Coil, Salina, KS, Myles, Upcoming Deadline March 25, 2011. Winter 2014: February 2014 (publication month: March 2014) Dawn Gottsch ’02 Hoffman, Manning, IA, Lincoln and Madison, May 23, 2012. How to Submit Class Notes Photo Guidelines Gregory ’98 and Leila Skinner ’98 Email: Email your notes to Traditional photographic prints (made Goheen, Edgerton, AB, Canada, Isabella [email protected] from a negative) or digital photos can be Jewel Grace, December 28, 2012. (Subject line: Class Notes “year”) submitted to Horizons for publication. By mail: Yes, the post person is still Tyson ’08 and Sarah Klockau ’09 welcome at our door. Tips for Digital Photos Meierotto, West Branch, IA, Taylee, · In general, digital photos should be February 9, 2013. You may mail your news to: taken on the highest-quality setting. Andrew ’04 and Kelsey Byrn ’05 Cole, Class Notes · Digital photos should be 4 x 6 inches or Gilman, IA, Jillian Rose, February 12, Alumni Office larger and 300 dpi. 2013. 1 University Place · Save the photo as a TIFF or JPEG Caleb and Rebekah Troyer ’02 Billings, Lamoni, Iowa 50140 and email it as an attachment to Grain Valley, MO, Adley Daniel Francis, [email protected]. April 8, 2013 and Asher Michael Jaris, September 20, 2011. Stay connected to the latest Horizons news: Join us on Facebook.com/Graceland University Anil and Angela Elliott ’93 Kochukudy, & follow us on Twitter @GracelandU Alexandria, VA, Sarina Marie, May 21, 2013. Chad ’04 and Alexandra Van Eeghen ’04 Richard A. Vogel ’63, St. Louis, MO, Joyce Brown ’00 Elledge, Paris, IL, Weikel, Oxford, OH, Drake Alexander, May 17, 2013. July 7, 2013. May 31, 2013. Daphne Peavy ’64 Morrison, Mesa, AZ, Jennings M. Capellen ’49, Ames, IA, Kevin ’09 and Calea Bourne ’08 Souter, May 23, 2013. July 18, 2013. Richmond Hill, ON, Canada, Iyle Skye, Peggy Brock ’84 Zimmerman, Dwight B. Carlile ’55, Port Saint Lucie, FL, June 23, 2013. Binghamton, NY, May 24, 2013. July 19, 2013. C. Orman Brooner ’53, St. Joseph, MO, Patricia DeLapp ’50 Marsh, In Memoriam May 25, 2013. Independence, MO, July 28, 2013. Wendal L. Parker ’54, Warsaw, MO, Shirley Anderson ’46 Gibler, Alice McConley ’38 Draper, January 13, 2013. Independence, MO, May 30, 2013. Independence, MO, August 13, 2013. William H. Kelly ’48, Dacula, GA, Judith Fincham ’64 Goode, James E. Elledge ’52, Beardstown, IL, January 14, 2013. Gaithersburg, MD, May 31, 2013. August 22, 2013. Richard A. Nies ’48, Adelaide, Australia, Allan M. Badder, Thamesville, ON, G. June Keir ’40 Hunter, Portland, OR, January 30, 2013. Canada, June 6, 2013. August 26, 2013. Barton K. Church ’46, Philadelphia, PA, Peter K. Ahuna ’62, Kaneohe, HI, June 9, W. Elbert Bayne ’50, Independence, MO, February 21, 2013. 2013. August 27, 2013. Cathy L. Howerton ’75, June Coker ’43 Morrison, Tyler, TX, June Laurence “Skip” Carpenter ’51, Lees Summit, MO, April 2, 2013. 15, 2013. Millsap, TX, September 19, 2013. Weldon A. Smith ’49, Beavercreek, OH, Phyllis Conway ’49 Christenson, Wilbur K. Sartwell ’48, April 12, 2013. Independence, MO, June 16, 2013. Independence, MO, September 19, 2013. N. Sue Parkhurst ’59 Wood, Karen Rowlette ’72 Hawley, G. Elizabeth “Betty” Bown ’42 Noble, Blue Springs, MO, April 15, 2012. Independence, MO, June 16, 2013. Independence, MO, September 23, 2013. Virginia “Beth” Elefson ’56 Gamble, Alpha L. Sandage, West Des Moines, IA, Duane O. Brunner ’56, Yuma, CO, Kansas City, MO, April 30, 2013. June 18, 2013. September 24, 2013. Allie Porter ’45 Hunter, Wailuku, HI, Meryl W. Zirkle ’53, Sun City, AZ, June James H. Thorpe ’48, Lamoni, IA, May 6, 2013. 21, 2013. September 26, 2013. Richard F. Henry ’60, Ottumwa, IA, Arthur L. Dobson ’53, Spokane Valley, Irvin L. Bailey ’66, Farmington, NM, May 8, 2013. WA, June 23, 2013. October 11, 2013. Mary Ellen Witherell ’65 Barwise, Janke Postma ’62 Ahuna, Kaneohe, HI, Donald K. Granvold ’65, Arlington, TX, Bloomington, IL, May 14, 2013. June 24, 2013. October 27, 2013.

Fall 2013 Horizons | 23 From the Chairman Internships Enable Success nternships are becoming Paige Robino ’14 is just one of the many Graceland students who increasingly valuable for have interned with McClain Enterprises on the Igraduates and employers. Independence square. Last summer, she worked as part of a team with other GU students to improve the Students are given real social media presence of two shops, Clinton’s Soda life experience beyond the Fountain and Be Here Now. “I learned a lot about how to interact with people from different backgrounds,” classroom, and businesses are said Paige. “It’s important to communicate in the given fresh ideas to consider. most effective way, to be clear, direct and to-the-point. If you are not able to communicate while trying to For seven years now, Graceland accomplish something with a group of individuals, it students have been interning becomes very hard to accomplish the set goal.” with McClain Enterprises on the Independence square. These students Sofia Jaramillo ’14, learn all aspects of running a business, a visual communication major, has been working from social media marketing to with GU photographer Michael Gruich to capture event planning and cost analysis. shots of sports, intramurals, and campus life. Her The skills and experiences gained photos of student athletes are particularly stunning while interning become invaluable as and of professional quality. “This project has inspired students graduate and begin their job me to see that anything here is possible once you are search. As Graceland students enter motivated to learn and challenge yourself,” said Sofia. the work force they are better prepared and more aware of the challenges they will face after participating in an Karen Ann Norton ’11 internship. Here are a few successful is completing an internship at the Royal Collections interns that are building their resumes. Trust while completing a master’s degree in museum As Graceland alumni and friends, studies at the University of Leicester in the United our net of influence is broad. Do you Kingdom. As a Graceland student studying abroad in have business contacts, or network the summer of 2010, she held an internship at the British possibilities that can offer more Museum in London and another in Hertfordshire internship experiences to our juniors during winter term 2011. “The skills that I have learned and seniors? Let’s join together to help from my placement with Royal Collection Trust have GU students work towards a bright been an invaluable resource for my future career within future and become successful in museums and historical sites,” said Karen. “The Royal their careers. Collection Trust reaffirms my belief in preserving the past and promoting the importance of history to all generations.”

Kylie Bassett, ’14, a studio art and visual communications major, completed a summer internship with Velti Mobile, a mobile marketing and advertising company. While working for Velti in San Francisco, she also established contacts with Society Cabaret who contracted her for graphic design. “I enjoyed working in a large city setting with a team of other designers. It was really helpful for me as I plan my career to get a taste of the industry,” said Kylie.

24 | Horizons Fall 2013 Graceland University Annual Report 2013

raceland is growing in enrollment and Gin nationally recognized academic quality, thanks to alumni and friends like you.

Our Graceland family remains incredibly committed to the Graceland mission. In 2008, while other schools were cutting back on donor expectations, Graceland launched the largest-ever Graceland Forever capital campaign--$75 million. I am pleased to report that the Graceland family has responded as predicted. We have already raised 85% of that goal -- $63.6 mil.

Campaign accomplishments include:

• the Fitzgerald Wellness Center • Renovations to the Graybill lounges and bathrooms • Thomas and Small student apartments • Remodeled Cheville Chapel and the Commons • Expansion of Shaw Center facility and programs • Increased Endowment to support Faculty, Programs and Scholarships • New program offerings: Drumline, Wrestling and Bowling • National recognition for academic quality by U.S. News and Princeton Review

The improvements are having the impact hoped for. Enrollment on the Graceland campus increased from 910 students in 2012 to 1,030 this fall. First we scrambled to find housing. Staff offices in the basement of Graybill were moved to provide housing for more male students. Then other adjustments such as adding more sections of fresh- man classes were made. As usual, faculty and staff rallied together to face this wonderful “problem.”

The true measurement of improvements is beyond num- bers. The measurement lies in the lives of the students who are impacted by your financial support. We see student lives being transformed every day because of your support. The following report shows a record of gracious givers who pay it forward. They are making a difference in others’ lives and strengthening Graceland’s future. When you give to Graceland, it is an investment in young people. What better investment is there than young lives full of promise?

John Sellars, Ph.D., CPA President

Fall 2013 Horizons | 25 Annual Report

2013 Financial Highlights: University Operating Budget Results for 2012-13

Revenue Sources in thousands 6 - Tuition and Fees...... 31,937 . . . 69.4% 5 - Less Scholarships and Grants. . . . (12,563) . . (-27.3%) 1. Net Tuition and Fees ...... 19,374 . . 42.1% 2. Government Grants and Contracts ...... 1,188 . . .2.6% 1 3. Private Gifts, Grants and Contracts* ...... 9,879 . . 21.5% 4. Investment Income and Distributions 4 from Subsidiary ** ...... 8,711 . . 18.9% 5. Sales and Services of Auxiliary Enterprises *** . . . . 6,186 . . 13.5% 6. Other Sources ...... 659 . . .1.4% Total ...... 45,997 . . . 100 .0%

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Use of Funds in thousands 1. Instruction ...... 16,285 . . 45.1% 6 2. Public Service ...... 1,293 . . .3.6% 3. Academic Support ...... 2,200 . . .6.1% 4. Student Services ...... 8,390 . . 23.2% 1 5. Institutional Support ...... 4,860 . . 13.4% 5 6. Auxiliary Enterprises *** ...... 6,464 . . 17.9% 7. Minimum Pension Liability Adjustment (Gain)/Loss . (974) . . .-2.7% 8. Unrealized (Gain)/Loss on Interest Rate Swap Agreements ...... (2,377) . . .-6.6% 9. Adoption of Retirement Obligation ...... 0 . . .0.0% 4 Total ...... 36,141 . . . 100 .0% 2 3

Difference in Net Assets in thousands as of May 31 Increase in Net Assets ...... 9,856

Endowment Growth in thousands as of May 31 Change 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 in year Total Assets $36,993 $38,164 $41,090 $40,934 $45,992 12.36% (Includes net assets of subsidiary**, market value of investment portfolio, and other endowment assets)

Assets Excluding Subsidiary** $23,776 $26,541 $30,331 $30,338 $35,229 16.12%

*Includes Sponsoring Church Appropriation of $100,500 **The Graceland College Center for Professional Development and Lifelong Learning (SkillPath) ***Includes Bookstore, Housing, and Food Service

Endowment Distribution Uses 1 2 1. Facilities Support ...... 3,829 . . .0.16% 2. Faculty Support ...... 290,126 . . 12.43% 3. Institutional Support ...... 670,767 . . 28.74% 4. Program Support ...... 302,289 . . 12.95% 5. Scholarship/Loan Support ...... 1,066,927 . . 45.72% 5 Total Endowment Distribution ...... 2,333,938 . . . 100 .00% 3

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26 | Horizons Fall 2013 Donors are recognized for gifts given between June 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013. “P” denotes Presidential Societies member | “H” denotes Heritage Club Member |  denotes 6-9 consecutive years of giving  denotes 10-14 |  denotes 15-19 |  denotes 20-24 |  denotes 25 or more | “**” denotes giving since graduation

Trustees Builders Financial Highlights: University Operating Budget Results for 2012-13 Presidential Society Trustees are honored for their commitment of: a Presidential Society Builders are honored for their commitment of: contribution of $500,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or a contribution of $10,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or cumulative gifts totaling $3 million or more, or signed gift declaration cumulative gifts totaling $100,000 or more, or signed gift declaration of intended transfer of bequest of $5 million or more, or combined of intended transfer of bequest of $250,000 or more, or combined cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $5 million or more. cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $250,000 or more.

ª Dolly Shaw MacDonald t Bertha M. Shaw n David & Barb Robinson Anderson t Gearl & Betty Koonce H Robert & Elizabeth Sandage Mussey t JR & Carol Shaw ® Bud & Evelyn Berryman Barritt H Edward S. & Joyce LaPointe Duane & Alpha Sandage t Lois Phelps Shaw H t Marjorie J. Belville H ª Roland & Beth Sims Marolf « Susan E. Bevington H Max & Marilyn Russell Matthews H « Leonard & Darlene Votava Boswell H Hal McKain Presidentials William & Wendy Wilcox Brian H ® Jerry & Sandra Froyd Mogg H « Donald & Alberta Brown H ª Bill & Sherry Mesle Morain Presidential Society Presidentials are honored for their commitment H ª Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun H James & Carole Mifflin Nelson of: a contribution of $100,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, Gloria P. Carmichael t Kathleen Eidt Nissen or cumulative gifts totaling $1 million or more, or signed gift declara- n Stephen & Stassi Cramm t Herbert M. Oeknigk tion of intended transfer of bequest of $2 million or more, or com- H John & Mary Clare Decker ® Richard & Carolyn Olson Otis bined cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $2 million or more. Bill Dunn H Joy Anne Rathbun William H. Dunn, Sr. H Larry & Beth Winship Richardson Lee & Carmen Ackerley « Louise MacDonald Morden Karen K. Dyer David L. Romig Robert & Nora Ackerley David & Betty Nipper H ® A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards Dirk & Linda Woods Rose H ® Dr. David B. Carmichael H t Richard & Sharon Resch H n James & Margo Montgomery Elvin H Bonnie Carmichael Ross Robert & Janet Braun Fitzgerald H David & Lisa Bailey Robino ª Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett H Velma Ruch H Frederick & Ann Hausheer H Edmere A. Shaw Robert E. Froelich H ® Gerald & Deborah Giles Page n John & Sharon Huntsman H ® Richard & Norma Thomas Small Robert & Mary Stowell Fry Rushfelt n Harold Lambert H ª Robert & Jill White H « Edward & LaVerne Garfield H Mary Sandage Gerald & Lois Kirkpatrick Giddens Mark & Laura Woods Sanders Ronald & Carol Gillilan H Gerald N. Scranton Guardians H ® Edmund & Charlene Allen Gleazer Linda Hullinger-Seckington & Larry Seckington Presidential Society Guardians are honored for their commitment of: David & Kimberly Rose Graybill n Jeremy & Mendi Graybill H n John & Bette Sellars a contribution of $50,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or H Annette B. Haag H Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen cumulative gifts totaling $500,000 or more, or signed gift declaration H Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen H Charles Raymond Sprague of intended transfer of bequest of $1 million or more, or combined t Kelly & Cherry Dubois Hartnett James & Jean Fears Tabor cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $1 million or more. H William T. Higdon H ® Gayle A. Thistlethwaite Larry Seckington & Ron & Pat Gabrielson Trachsel H ® James & Pamela Smith Ash ª John & Mary Anne Hoss Rasmussen Linda Hullinger-Seckington H William E. Turner H Robert & Billie Calhoon Emma J. (Vicki) McVicker Ross Mary Jean Jeanae t John & Jennifer Vogel H John Cave & Jeanette Caldeira Joel & Kathy Ross David & Karen Booth Jewell John & Linda Vredenburg H E. Rodney & Janelle Engel Mickey & Beverly Seeman H Bradley & June Fisher Johnson Sally Burch Wheeler « H Anonymous Mary S. Thistlethwaite Kenneth & Joan Johnson Susan G. Woods H Randy & Laurie Nipper Heintz Marjorie M. Thompson Harold & Pat Scott Keairnes n Bruce & Janet Ward Worthington H n H Kenneth & Cynthia McClain Wayne Thompson H A. Ray & Lita Kilpatrick ª David & Maureen Yost H Donald & Polly Brown Mehlisch H ® Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite Jack E. Meyer, Jr. H « Stuart & Michelle Hampton Waite « Jay & Cherry Phelps Newcom H John R. Whitehurst Pioneers Presidential Society Pioneers are honored for their commitment of: Visionaries a contribution of $5,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or Presidential Society Visionaries are honored for their commitment of: cumulative gifts totaling $50,000 or more, or signed gift declaration a contribution of $25,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or of intended transfer of bequest of $100,000 or more, or combined cumulative gifts totaling $250,000 or more, or signed gift declaration cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $100,000 or more.

of intended transfer of bequest of $500,000 or more, or combined H « Doris Marriott Anderson Edd & Kay Pinson DeTray cumulative gifts and trust/bequest of $500,000 or more. H « Eldon & Bonnie Winters Anderson Steve & Beth Dimmitt Elaine R. Avery « Ramona Bardeau Draper Harry J. Ashenhurst James & Lorene Cook Henson Allan & Marianna Badder T. James Edwards H Frances Booth H John D. Hinkle Douglas & Sandra Badder H ª Kelly & Tammy Ewing Everett Jonathan & Julia Bredin Harold & Maudie Huntsman t Neil & Kathy Badder H t Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field H t Bill & Judy Thomas Brett H Lucienna Jones ® Beatrice Mahi Barboza H Esther Morrison Galloway t C. Orman & Colleen Brooner H Eriel Miller t Alfred O. Beaty n Douglas & Sally Gielow n Gail Hice Brown H Marilyn L. Miller Dorothy McLain Boswell Robert & Nellie Gipson Luke & Heather Carmichael Olson H t Bill & Goldia Strong Mustain H Howard & Junia Silsby Braby H Alfred & Ruth Goodwin Ronald & Judith Beckett Carter Janet Ross Myer n John & Shirley McFarlane Ralph & Iris Baltzer Green H n Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase Luke & Heather Carmichael Olson Brizendine H ® Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie H t Byron & Jane Constance Anonymous ® Wayne & Lynda Lennon Broky H Jonathan R. Hampton Jack & Phillis Davison H Nancy A. Richards H t Patricia Votava Bruch H ® Robert & Peggy Harder Wesley DeBusk Steve Ross & Shelley Scherer H t William & Virginia Bruch Jeanette Kinner Harmon H t Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Dwayne & Dot Smith Shannon H Ila June Coon Brunner H Marshall & Justine Harris Jon & Julie Ross Dixon Jean Spencer Donald & Mary Bunnell Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack Eileen Meehan Dyer « Larry & Catherine Xander St. John H Elizabeth Baller Clarke H n Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines Ava Carmichael Eagles H Mark & Theresa Thoman Dave & Pam Watkins Clinefelter ® Ray & Anna Hogue Leslie & Linda Carmichael Gamble H n Bruce & Lavera Wade n Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran- Gregory & Ann Hummel H Steven & Sharon King Graybill H Wayne & Ilene Sheehy Wendell Wiley H ® Ruth L. Lewis Hutchcroft H t John M. Green H Dan & Beth Whittemore Lucile Hartshorn Cole Jared & Wanda Talcott Ingram H Elaine Bartlett Gregg n Anonymous E. Dean & Gladys Sampson Cox H t Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson « Jerry Hampton ® Edward & Norma Raines Woods H R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis H Gwendolyn Johnson t Kirt D. DeHaan Larry & Susan Sears Johnson

We apologize if we have made an error. Please bring them to the attention of the Development Office at 800-645-3582. Fall 2013 Horizons | 27 Annual Report 2013-2014 Annual Fund Drive 2013 ith grateful hearts we honor the generous donors whose names are listed Win the following pages. Their kindness enables teaching and learning t James & Patricia Magle Jones experiences vital to the transformational Graceland Experience.Whether giving back H Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes H ® Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick or paying it forward, Gracelanders are changing the world for the better through H Marvin & Marion Davis Kleinau education and service. « Gerald L. Knutson t Earl & Ardyce Mellendorf Koonce Make your mark on the world today with a gift to the 2013-14 Annual Fund.Your t Gordon & Jo Lambert H William J. Legg kindness will be remembered. Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack Go online at www.graceland.edu/giving, call 800-645-3582 to give by debit/credit ® Ray & Sylvia Maedel t James & Patricia Magle Jones card, or use the enclosed envelope. Gregory & Jeanne Fisher Mann H V. Lynn Matthews H ® Mary Bruns Maxwell H Carrol Stanley McCans n Elaine P. Stienon Margaret Cochran William & Marietta Glasier H Robert & Cicely McGraw Jeff Sutton Frederick & Dorothea Jahn Cole H Carolyn Wagoner Gordon Doug & Jackie Nelson H ª Norman & Darleen Craven Swails James W. Collins Douglas E. Graves Thomas & Susan Pycock Pettinger H t Constance L. Thatcher C.A. & Grace Conoley H Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill Larry & Linda Baker Phillips H Dorothy Sumption Troyer Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad Arthur B. Greathouse ® Margaret Jameson Radle Steven & Jeanie Upson Duane & Twila Ruoff Constance ® R.R. & Maxine Greninger H William L. Raiser Roy & Helen Vredenburg H n Thomas & Tonia Cooper Barry & Mary Jacobson Griffith H Bob & Jerie Gail Davis Ramsey VanDerKamp t Rich & Shirley Oatsvall Cordova H Carol Nash Grover H ® Tom & Roberta Percival Rastle H Philmore B. Wass t Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford t Merle & Evelyn Allen Guenther H Claremont L. Robinson H Lauryce Hitzsche Weydert H Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington Dorothy Nakano Gulbrandsen H Beverly Johnson Scherer H Marjorie Muir Wilcox « Marilyn M. Cotton H Robert & Gertrude Mahi Jim & Martha Midgorden Shaw n Michael Wiley & Eric & Carla Cox Gunderson Paul Shaw Dana Cochran-Wiley Joel & Joann Zender Cox James & Barbara Hammer Fujio & Etsuko Shimazaki H Hardy & Susan Mann Williams H Kirk & Judy Wemlinger Cross Elizabeth Minnich Hampton David & Rachel Siddall H John & Liane Worlund H Marvin & Laura Stobaugh Crozier « R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton « John & Ruth Walrath Smith Jimmy Xhema Charles Cutter & Susan Curtis H t Gerald & Mary Lightheart Hancock Julia A. Smith t Floyd & Mary Sue Carter Young H Ralph & Marci Damon Francis E. Hansen John & Betty Rossman Davenport H « Dan & Suzanne Fisher Hanton H t Elwyn & Karen Pratt Davis Robert & Mary Hanton Founders Evelyn Conrad & Paul Davis James & Sonia Wheatley Harmon H Bill & Joyce Stowe Dawson Martha Argotsinger Harper Presidential Society Founders are honored for their commitment of: Robert & Cathy DeBusk Gerald & Judith Clark Hartenberger a contribution of $1,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, or t Cheryl Troeh DeHaan R. Kent & Sherri Shupe Hartnett cumulative gifts totaling $10,000 or more, or signed gift declaration of H Beldon J. Denman H Marie Hawley intended transfer of bequest of $30,000 or more, or combined cumula- Almer & Roberta Dieterman n Wayne & Anna Hay tive gifts and trust/bequest of $30,000 or more. ª Carolyn Benson Dietz H Dwight & Doris Brooks Heath H Peter Smith & Mark Dixon William & Sally Heath Mildred E. Ackerley Jasper & Mary Blocker Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds Ayers H ® Carolyn Brooner Hedrick n Elizabeth A. Adair Larry D. Bonander Jane Cook Duckworth H n Karla Fennick & Gary Heisserer Ray & Sidna Beck Adams H ® Howard & Bonita Booth H Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne- Lee & Lynne Gollehon Henry Loren & Kelly Adkins H Don & Gretchen Berg Booz Dudek « Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz Charles & Betsy Patella Eddleman John & Patty Hice H Dorothy Deal Allen H Richard & Jeanne Boren H R. Cecil Eddleman Thomas & Sara Shipley Hiles Jackie Ching Allen n Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman t Richard & Faye Edwards H ® David W. Hinkle t Steve & Janelle Jones Anders James W. Braby Ronald & Susan Edwards H « Warren & Helen Skinner Hinkle n O. Roger Anderson H ª Richard & Carol Freeman Braby H F. Richard & Nancy Ellis Roger & Cheryl Leighty Hipp Renae Angeroth H Bernadine E. Braithwaite H Dick Elvin David & Deborah Kierstead ª Mary Lou Ash Mark & Barbara Brandt Paul & Janice Elvin Hoffman Carl & Joyce Higgins Ashbaugh Woodward Brenton H Stephen & Marcia Sack Emslie H Flora M. Holmes Charles & Margaret Davis Athey Gregory & Susan Bridge Deborah Worthington & Gary E. Jace Horne Brinks & Nancy Spain Austin Tracy & Chris Robino Bridge Enoch t Jim & Claudia Horton Jeffrey & Shelly Dodds Ayers Don & Bonnie Bridge-Orris Mary Essex H Frank & Carol Pergler Hough John & Marilyn Barker Badder H n William & Janet Brown H t MaryBeth Carpenter Evans H n W. Gary & Marcia Roberts Howard Carol Crum Baker H « Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner H n Don & Ann Everett Charles Hughes H Howard E. Baker ® David & Pamela Brunner Nii H James & Ardis Everett Victor & Betty Humphrey Phillip & Betty Baker H Rick & Kay Burtch Bunch Timothy & Vicki Hopkins Everett t Delores Benner Hutson H Beulah Lingard Ballantyne Elsie Carter Burton H L. Wayne Fair n David & Janet Henderson Irby Clark & Diana Barr Ballantyne Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway Jeffrey & Hannah Falkner t Rick & Sandra King Isham H Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne-Dudek Kenneth & Cindy Howard Campbell H Jared & Denise Maple Fears Rex Ishikawa Timothy & Lynne Baller n Clifford L. Carr H n Gary Heisserer & Karla Fennick Walter Ishikawa Roderick J. Baltzer Mary Collins Chandler Orval & Susan Barker Fisher ® Mary Jacks Dynes H Chuck & Joanie Fullerton Barber n Richard & Lila Davis Cheville n Paul & Joan Hansen Fisher Don & Barbara Petre Jackson H ª Jack & Lila White Oiler Barnhouse Alvin & Bonita Gates Christensen Scott & Laura Fisher « Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis Alfred & Eva Elwell Barr H Larry & Maridan Cochran David & Cindy Watts Ford n Ronald & Anna Player Jennings t Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash Christensen Dana Donald Freberg Anonymous Herbert & Susan Tomenga Bastow G. David Clark II David Freeland Don & Pauline Johnson Al & Connie Bates t Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash Nancy Freeland H Harry & Venna Stevens Johnson H n Michael & Dian Bates H t Cal & Sharron McClain Closson Tom & Terry Moore Freeman H Margaret Harder Johnson n Doyle & Madolyn Baughman James & Eleanor Shippy Closson Calvin V. French H David & Henrietta Kaleikau Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless H Sharon Hetrick Clothier Susan C. Galbraith H Edward & Lori White Kaleikau H Betty Mosier Beller n Alan J. Cochran H t Les & Ava Wallace Gardner t James & Janet Graham Kangieser Darrell & Mary Belrose Elaine Martin Cochran H n Anthony & Joanne Gencarelli John & Jary Keairnes Frank & Levita Smith Benson n Kenneth C. Cochran H Sharon Ludy Gernaat ª Fred & Joyce Guest Keenan

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n Glen & Reanna Tice Kelley n Ronald & Ae Ja Mobley William H. Kelly ª Tom & Vikki Updike Morain Anonymous Mary M. Morris David W. Kent H n Lewis & Fancheon Muir Linda J. Keown Sharon Pray Muir David & Deborah Kierstead Rebecca Moss Muller Hoffman H t Boris Weintraub & Kay Johnson Dale & Marian Garrett Killpack Mussell Kraig & Kristi Green Kirkpatrick « Jeffrey & Susan Scranton Naylor H Bill Knapp & Susan Terry Knapp Jerry & Betty Naylor Jack & Sue Knapp H Stan & Chris Weller Nelson H Henry & A. Claire Patton Knight Tee & Deborah Hawthorne Ness H Keith & Jean Ann Ford Knox Evelyn Webb & Gailyn Nevill H David & Linda Kohlman ® David & Pamela Brunner Nii n Thadd & Cindy Koonce Paul & Landy Nipper n William & Judy Adams Kramer Betty Bown Noble Alan & Perky Kreglo H ª Jack & Lila White Oiler Barnhouse Michael Lewis & Andrew Kreiss ® Bob & Shirley Hansell Oliver H n John & Marlene Miller Krueger Dessie M. Ormsbee t Robert & Bobbie Hampton Kuehl Don & Bonnie Bridge-Orris Robert & Helen Kuhnert H Marcelo & Veronica Pagat Garland & Sarah Land H William & Ila Palmer H Bob Laudie « Barney & Phyllis Hansen Parker H Curt & Carol Jean Layton ® Georgia R. Payne H Alma & Shirley Leeder « Clayton H. Pearce Lillias Rotzien Leialoha Florence Harper Pearson H Harold & Kim Leland t Luther Smith & Helen Pearson ® Helen E. Lennon Smith C.H. Sandage Chair of Economics Andrew Kreiss & Michael Lewis t John & Judy Badder Pickard Steven L. Anders, Ph.D. H Patricia Reitenauer Lewis H Dennis & Mary Lou Piepergerdes n Dean & Soon Ja Limric n Lawrence H. Piepergerdes H Richard & Sherry Lindgren n Mike & Jane Pillsbury H t M. Lorrie Long H Max & Cynthia Harper Pitt H H n Charles & Bethany Smith Seefeldt Richard & Marjorie Bradley Troeh Kevin & Lori Lowderman H Evan & Phyllis Powers Saku Nishizawa Sekine H ª Beverly Tyree H n Dale & Judy Luffman H Jerry & Joan Jenkins Pratt H « Ward & Donnie Serig Michael A. Utt n James & Catherine Wolfe Lysinger n Randall & Mary Scott Pratt Anonymous Jack & Carol Van Eaton H Charles H. Madden III n James Wolk & Jackie E. Pray n Lynn & Kathryn Olson Sharp Cheri Van Eeghen Powell H Norma J. Madsen H ª Eleanor Putnam Bruner Brad & Michelle Bossert Shaw Eric & Juli Vogelsang H O.H. Marshall John & Betty Rossman Davenport John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy Amos & Eva Lou Vredenburg Michael & Marjorie Carney Martens H n Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney n Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman Peter & Sallie Babcock Waite H Jeffrey & Shannon McClain Martin Paul & Sharleen Reedy Vera M. Sherman H Maxine LeRow Walden H Keith & Temme Miller Martin t Shirley Vallier Remmenga t H Irene Oltvedt Shuster Wade & Ann Weddle Wallace Ahmad & Rosario Masri H Walter & Margery Heide Rennick ª Donald & Patricia Syckle Sibbald « James & Sarah Williamson Walsh Charles & Eileen Raisbeck Masters H Adolph & Dorothy Roberts H t James & Gwen Stowell Simpson Edward A. Warner Vivien A. Maxwell H t Lee Kapua Roberts David & Nancy Melenyzer Sixt Parris & Katie Watts « Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister Donald & Barbara Robinson Kevin & Stacey Powell Slifka Gailyn Nevill & Evelyn Webb n Glenda Beckham McClain Jeanne M. Koch Robinson Albert & Beverly Gray Small H t Kay Johnson Mussell & Boris t Scott & Jacqueline Mobley McClain Violet Robinson Samuel & Shauna Smalldon Weintraub H Ray & Katie McClaran Wayne & Sophie Rogers Dale & Lori Smith H n Betty Thomas Welch Fred & Mary Pohly McClellan Larry & Judy Rollstin Gene & Loraine Smith Kel & Brenda Bradford Weller Margaret McCurdy H Carl & Jeanne Engel Rossman t Luther Smith & Helen Pearson t Joseph & Betty Wellington H ® Carl & Florence McGuire Anonymous Smith ® Elaine Friend Wells Kathy A. McGuire Henry & Laurine Werges Russell H Mike & Cheryl Seeley Smith Frederick F. Wenzel H Marshall & Ellen Henretty McGuire H ® Joseph & Iris McBride Sage Ronald & Diane Calford Smith ª Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges H Margaret McKevit H Howard & Sue Gatenby Sakima Stephen & Joan Neill Smith Darlene VanBiber Wight Elizabeth McNamara H Don M. Salter t H n Wallace & Anne Smith Blair & Marian Mussell Wildermuth Alek & Beti Velvska Memca Donald M. Salyards n Charles & Jackie Downing Snethen Charles & Pat Herring Williams ª Frank & Nancy Mendenhall Stanley & Marylou Salyards John & Eloise Snider H t J. Ralph & Carolyn Mitchell H Jon & Nancy Mendenhall H Nick & Lynda Sanders Virginia Snethen Sponsler Williams John K. Menzies ® Larry & Audrey Dutton Sanderson Dale Marie Springer John & Janet Williams Brad & Karen Wenholz Mercer Hal & Wilda Barmore Sandy ª Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno H R.D. & Elda Wilmot Chip & Kristina Millslagle H L. Rod & Deanna Schall Kim & Susan Walker Starr Kathryn P. Wingard Don & Barb Millslagle ® Paul & Marilyn Tandy Schilling H ® Lester & Joyce Ballantyne Martha P. Wintermeyer Diane S. Mitchell H Gary & Kristina Egerstrand Stevenson H Fairye Carpenter Wise t Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell Schmuhl Dora Ann Lowry Stuck ª Darwin & Ethel Wismer ª Wilfred & Loretta Taira Miyashiro H ª John & Berit Nilsen Schumacher n H « Larry & Mary Lou Sturgis Jackie E. Pray & James Wolk Lillie Hunker Sutherland ® Dennis & Sharon Chatburn Wood Martha J. Sutton « Roy & Sandra Woods « “This year I’ve done so many new things. I played on an all-girls Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis H Thomas Swails Gary Enoch & Deborah soccer team. I went to Chicago. I went to an Amish farm. I tried H Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword Worthington sushi. I went to a modern Nutcracker. I’ve listened to lectures H Nancy Tanner Edwards H Ben & Barbara Daily Yarrington H Bill Knapp & Susan Terry Knapp H Mary L. Bruch Young that challenged my way of thinking. I joined a brass choir. I Bob & Elizabeth Thomas H William & Jean Franks Young participated in Homecoming, from airband and tug-o-war to the Jeanne Thomas Allen H Alan & Catherine Zahniser Stephen & Marian Thompson Richard & Ann Sheppard Zieger football and soccer games. I’ve learned so much about myself and ª Dave & Dona Bruch Tiffany David & Denise Zonker who I want to become. Thanks for a great adventure!” n Janice K. Tiffany Rebecca King Zonker H n Stephen & Eleni Tignor Darcy Volz, Montana

We apologize if we have made an error. Please bring them to the attention of the Development Office at 800-645-3582. Fall 2013 Horizons | 29 Annual Report 2013 Seminary Pacesetters Seminary Pacesetters are honored for their commitment to the seminary of: a contribution of $10,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, Legacy or cumulative gifts totaling $50,000 or more, or irrevocable transfer Presidential Societies Legacy membership honors deceased donors of trust assets totaling $100,000 or more, or signed gift declaration of whose lifetime and/or estate gifts totaled $100,000 or more. Their intended transfer of will of $500,000 or more. exemplary support made a lasting impact on the future of Graceland. P David & Karen Booth Jewell P David & Betty Nipper P « Louise MacDonald Morden Robert L. & Dorothy A. Adair Bruce & Lucille Lambert B.L. & Eleanor Baker Parker Elbert Lambert Delbert E. & Helen E. Bogue Leonard & Rosetta Lanigan Paul W. & Lavanda Booth Allen and Fern Tripp Larson Seminary Forerunners Helen Marie Boyle Bertram L. & Linda Lewis Seminary Forerunners are honored for their commitment to the semi- Glenn & Mary Lou Briggs Frank Lysinger nary of: a contribution of $1,000 or more per fiscal year being reported, Philip H. & Mabel M. Briggs William MacDonald or cumulative gifts totaling $10,000 or more, or irrevocable transfer Charles Orman Brooner Howard "Pop" & Eriel Miller Ava Smith Carmichael Cleo Hanthorne Moon of trust assets totaling $25,000 or more, or signed gift declaration of Margaret L. Christensen Paul E. Morden intended transfer of will of $30,000 or more. Kenneth & Nellie Chang Chun-Ming Ruth V. Ortleb PH Frances Booth P Randy & Laurie Nipper Heintz Mary Jean Coffelt B.L. & Eleanor Baker Parker P n Stephen & Stassi Cramm P Emma J. (Vicki) McVicker Ross Ella M. Coile Harry & Marie Sharp Piatt P Ronald & Carol Gillilan Beverly A. Constance Donald R. Ross Jr Joe & Enid Stubbart DeBarthe Harry & Ruth Gustavus Runkle Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Robert R. & Barbara E. Russell Gerald T. Edwards Allan R. Sandage Seminary Friends E. Rodney & A. Lucille Engel Alpha L. Sandage Seminary Friends are honored for their commitment to the seminary of: Rodger R. Engel Charles H. Sandage a contribution of $100 or more per fiscal year being reported, or cumu- Raymond & Leona Erlinger Dwayne H. Shannon lative gifts totaling $1,000 or more, or irrevocable transfer of trust assets Mae Clark Feeney Leslie E. Shaw totaling $5,000 or more, or signed gift declaration of intended transfer Ella G. Fetch Wayne A. & Edmere A. Shaw Marshall & Virginia Funkhouser J. Burnham & Thelma Lane Silsby of will of $15,000 or more. Elmo & Bernice Chase Gamet Clemit & Daisy Spence Simpson P Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless P n Randall & Mary Scott Pratt Fern Banker Graves Paul & Bernice Staffeld PH ® Howard & Bonita Booth PH ® Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite Anonymous Stella F. Swalley P Eric & Carla Cox PH Dan & Beth Whittemore Samuel L. & Audrey I. Hammond Tom & Lois Constance Thatcher n Terry & Brenda Hattey Flowers Merlyn Williams Meriel Harpe Harpham C. Paul Thompson Edith A. Gallaher Clarence F. Higdon Charles W. & Nettie F. Tischer PH Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen James R. & Fernell B. Houghton Paul & Eva Wallace Utnehmer P ® Mary Jacks Dynes Asa H. Kaler Dwight & Ruth Taylor Vredenburg Hugh & Joyce Kensler Louise Whittington Leslie & Aarona Booker Kohlman Donald L. & Kathryn D. Wilson

programs around the world. Mike has taken on new positions for Prosci and currently enjoys providing strategy and direction for the company’s international presence. Graceland provided a strong base of preparation for Mike to find this opportunity, as well as a solid network of alumni. “A few minutes after I accepted the position, I received a call from Jim to congratulate me and discovered the many connections we had through Graceland University. I found my time at Graceland Jim Simpson and Mike Davis to not only be the most memorable four years, but also provided me the knowledge ichael P. Davis, Global Affiliate Loveland, Colorado. Another successful and skills to apply in my career. My Network Director, graduated from GU alumnus, Jim Simpson, (’70) is a entrepreneurial McClain internships gave MGU in 2010 with a BA in Accounting and Master Instructor for the global research me experience and confidence in unique Business. company. When Prosci’s Human Resource leadership roles and general business With Graceland University team came across Mike’s resume, they practices. From generating Business Cases prominently listed on his resume, his recognized Graceland University as Jim’s in Senior Seminar, to preparing Income application to Prosci, was especially alma mater and took notice of Mike. The Statements in Accounting, my studies noticed. Prosci is a leading change two Graceland graduates have traveled have propelled me to achieve a successful management research company based in together for Prosci delivering training position at a company I enjoy working for.”

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Rosalie Grim Talley Ken & Virginia Chandler Savage George & Elizabeth Fife Knotts | $4,097,224 received Alumni Vivienne L. Thompson Eldon & Shirley Green Simmons n Madora Belle Cain Kramer P Jack & Carol Van Eaton PH n Wallace & Anne Smith ª James & Beverly Moore Lancaster 1933 PH ® Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite Jay A. Lively PH t John M. Green 1945 t Vern & Dallas Hunt Webb P ª Dolly Shaw MacDonald n William F. Webb PH ® Mary Bruns Maxwell t Al & Claire Cudworth Campbell t Emma Lou Mitchell Weis n Gloria Farthing McLean ª Georgianna Dickerson Condit 1935 PH n Betty Thomas Welch PH Marilyn L. Miller Mabel Hamilton Sullivan t LeRoy & June Hambleton Ferguson P ª Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Edward & Beverly Payne Patrick Lohre Davis Fisher PH Lauryce Hitzsche Weydert n Donald & Alberta Richardson P t Merle & Evelyn Allen Guenther 1936 Ronald & Shirley Pratt Young ª Cecil & Donna Robbins Edsel & Jean Snowden Johnson PH ® Edmund & Charlene Allen Gleazer Louis & Betty Yoder Zonker P Emma J. (Vicki) McVicker Ross Wayne & Thelma Coon Joyce Darrington Glesmann Marvin Scranton Shakespeare P Dwayne & Dot Smith Shannon P Dora Ann Lowry Stuck 1949 P t Lois Phelps Shaw 1937 ® George & Nora Moser Taylor PH « Doris Marriott Anderson P Jim & Martha Midgorden Shaw Donald Bogue Norma Gaskill Travis Shirley Neill Andrews « Dorothy Dickens Short PH t MaryBeth Carpenter Evans Edna Chesworth Ward Frederick & Gladys Armstrong PH ª Norman & Darleen Craven Swails « Kathlyn Cato Graves ª Leroy & Mary Kimpel Wisner P ® Beatrice Mahi Barboza PH Maxine LeRow Walden P ® Bud & Evelyn Berryman Barritt P « Carolyn Walden Berry James & Sarah Williamson Walsh 1938 1946 Alma & Kathryn Tabor Blair Earlene Allen Walters ® Donna Lewis Campbell t Jean Self Brandt P Mildred Thomas Blevins Sally Burch Wheeler PH ® Edmund & Charlene Allen Gleazer ® John & Virginia Padget Gorker P James W. Braby Margaret Baker Johnston t Patricia Hunt Haveman Mary Knutson Campbell 1951 t Elizabeth White Liston PH « Warren & Helen Skinner Hinkle Bonnie Brooks Cash Lois Hield Brown PH Claremont L. Robinson t Irene Winegar Lemmon Phyllis Conway Christenson n Richard & Lila Davis Cheville « Juanita Beitz Nordeen Lawrence & Rogene Boren Colby P E. Dean & Gladys Sampson Cox n William & Shirlee Tarrant Poore 1939 Hazel Haynes Davenport « Myrtle Eggert Dillon Emma Jean Cramblett Rains Jean McCormick Bell P T. James Edwards P Jane Cook Duckworth ª Anna Belle Hunter Reed t Edwin & O'Ella Marolf H ® Bruce & Collene Allen Ellis Carl & Linda Fenn ª Malcolm & Roberta Gossadge Glen A. Scott Jr. PH n Don & Ann Everett Helen Bruns Guinnee Ritchie Martha Jones Spillman Wilmer & Mary Ann Graybill t Priscilla Crowell Henson Maurice & June Andrew Russell t Kenneth & Shirley Trudell Green ª Herbert & Angela Heide Iles PH ® Joseph & Iris McBride Sage 1940 PH William T. Higdon « James & Mona VanTuyl Jones Eldon & Shirley Green Simmons Emil & Muriel Anderson Cross H ª Richard & Barbara Peavy Howard ® Joyce Croft Jordeth Florence Nowack Welch Roy & Meurial Richardson Jones n Roland & Maxine Johnson Jenson H « Charles & Mary Cooper Kellogg H Charles (Bob) Laudie Donald & Barbara Hartschen Killion June Murdock King n William & Doddie Mercer Williams 1947 P « Gerald L. Knutson P Lillias Rotzien Leialoha Doris Miller Cook n William & Doris White McElroy Ed & Shirley Ratcliffe Marlowe 1941 n Oliver C. Houston Jo Ann McGeorge Ben & Jacqueline Roberts Martin Wilson S. Huff « Dennis & Joyce McElwain n Daniel & Genevieve Morris PH Alfred & Ruth Goodwin Roy & Meurial Richardson Jones Midgorden McConnell PH ® Ruth L. Lewis Hutchcroft Evelyn Simpson Martin Bill & Madaleen Montgomery « Dennis & Joyce McElwain Myra Gold Steinbrink n William & Shirlee Tarrant Poore Miller Midgorden n William & Doddie Mercer Williams ª Malcolm & Roberta Gossadge Roger & Betty Balsover Parrish t Neva Lutz Norling t L.A. Wintermeyer Ritchie P n Lawrence H. Piepergerdes Jerry & Cleo Self Olson PH ® Joseph & Iris McBride Sage t Glenn & Esther Price ª Joyce Alexander Petersen 1942 P Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails P ® Margaret Jameson Radle Charles & Ardyce Strong Plumlee Maxine Moore Boardman « Marilyn Van Trump PH ® Gerald & Deborah Giles Page P John & Betty Rossman Davenport PH ® Dr. David B. Carmichael PH ® Daniel & Alice Carlile Waite Rushfelt Lois Mair Sako Elbert & Esther Dempsey t Vern & Dallas Hunt Webb Burt & Cleora Williams Sargeant Margaret Gunderson Shupe n Earlene Dobbin McFadden P ® Elaine Friend Wells P Dwayne & Dot Smith Shannon « Lloyd & Joan Fenn Slaght n Ina Hershey Metcalf P t Blair & Marian Mussell Wildermuth « Lloyd & Joan Fenn Slaght P n Charles & Jackie Downing Snethen Donald & Brenda Armstrong Parkes ª Leonard & Eilene O'Dell Speer John & Audrey Kamb Studdard La Nelle Marie Ralph Radcliffe 1948 P Kenneth & Joyce Beitz Swails PH Dorothy Sumption Troyer

Robert & Dixie Donelson Woodard Dorothy Eastwood Anderson Robert R. Trimble Lysle & Carolyn Cunningham

Louis & Betty Yoder Zonker Joseph & Carol Anderson Anway Carl & Nancy Wenholz Weeks Alma & Kathryn Tabor Blair ª Casper & Ruth Winkler Richard & Marie Weiss PH 1943 PH Don & Gretchen Berg Booz Wayne & Ilene Sheehy Wendell Rogene Ralston Cole F. Raymond & Velma Cain 1950 P ª Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Elsa Baker Cotter P C.A. & Grace Conoley ª Erma Fausett Akey Martha Brandt Dearborn P Duane & Twila Ruoff Constance P ® Bud & Evelyn Berryman Barritt 1952 t Clayton & Donna Robertson Henry Emil & Muriel Anderson Cross Marilyn Champion Booker Sam & Lucille Henson Anderson PH « Warren & Helen Skinner Hinkle Donald & Jean Hansen Davis ® Donald & Joyce Wainwright Brady Richard & Elizabeth Vickrey P t Delores Benner Hutson P « Ramona Bardeau Draper n Lois Anne Norris Brewster Barbour t Emma Lee Farris Kingore James & Phyllis Elliott t Donald & Mary Gunderson Cash P Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless Jack & Jane Ross Mercer « D. Royce & Lois Foster H n Lieu & Helen Closson Smith P Frank & Levita Smith Benson P « Louise MacDonald Morden Joan Gray Green P Elaine Martin Cochran PH ª Richard & Carol Freeman Braby Maurice & June Andrew Russell Raymond & Alice Folkes Gunn « Hale & Barbara Ratcliffe Collins n Jack R. Braby Ruth York Kazuichi & Grace Hamasaki P E. Dean & Gladys Sampson Cox PH t William & Virginia Bruch t Yvonne Shipman Hammer ª Thomas A. Dempsey Art & Dottie Fisher Burnham 1944 n C.W. Heaviland Barbara Dunster n Richard & Lila Davis Cheville Glen & Peggy Smith Henson H ® n Maxine Sheppard Bowman Bruce & Collene Allen Ellis Fred & Jane Christenson ® Matie Murdock Jorgensen P n P n P n John & Shirley McFarlane Paul & Joan Hansen Fisher Kenneth C. Cochran Brizendine PH Marvin & Marion Davis Kleinau t Kenneth & Shirley Trudell Green « Loretta Krause Coon Rosemary Curtis Lentell n t Clayton & Donna Robertson Henry Charles & Harriet Gress Robert & Beverly Taylor Dimmitt PH Max & Marilyn Russell Matthews P « Charles E. Kornman R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton Beverly Baeth Ferguson Bill & Madaleen Montgomery t PH t Jack & Jane Ross Mercer William & Ruth Melenyzer Horn Les & Ava Wallace Gardner Miller « n n Doralee Klopping Schroder James & Mona VanTuyl Jones Bonnie Minthorn Graham n Wilbur & Jan Carpenter Sartwell t PH n Dale & Dorothy Dillon Snearly Gerry Slavick Knoeller Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill

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® Howard & Florine Cline Sheehy Bill & Nadine Blackledge Broderick PH ® Lester & Joyce Ballantyne 2013 Don & Kay Oeser Skinner Dwight & Lois Barnhardt Carlile Stevenson Floyd & Doris Brockway n Glynna Piatt Carpenter Joseph & Eileen Streling Turner Stollsteimer t Frank & Margaret Church Wanda June Carlile Tygart P Dorothy Nakano Gulbrandsen Wayne & Vera Williams William & Sandra Hight Clow PH Wayne & Ilene Sheehy Wendell P « Jerry Hampton Carlee J. Wilson Carol L. Constance ® Martin & Judith Wiley Mary Brockman Hampton n Robert & Rita Banfield Young Michael & Marie Njeim Coulson Ken & Audrey Joy Graybill Young H Mary Hathaway t Lowell & L. Fay Kohlman Davis n Don del Castillo & Peg Hylbert P n Wayne & Anna Hay Richard & Nancy Hunter DuRose PH ® 1954 Carolyn Brooner Hedrick PH ® A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards n t Glenn & Opal Woods Armstrong 1957 Paul & Janice Hedrick Don & Huberta Ellithorpe Eisele P ® P Carl & Joyce Higgins Ashbaugh t Harry & Anna Irving Bevington Ray & Anna Hogue Peter L. Fisher H ª Mary R. Baker PH « Donald & Alberta Brown Richard & Barbara Peavy Howard « Gilbert & Bonnie Anderson Fox Jerry & Nancy Barnett t Ken & Mary Choi Frederick & Gwen Kimball Howes P Tom & Terry Moore Freeman P Alfred & Eva Elwell Barr Richard & Nancy Hunter DuRose David & Lucille Moore Johnson Harvey & Gwen Manning Gadberry n David & Joyce Elliott Blair Floyd & Barbara Booth Fears Marven & Alice Jones P ® Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie P ª Carole Breiner Boland Gwen Harrington Fisher Harold & Pat Scott Keairnes P Martha Argotsinger Harper H n David A. Boyd n Larry O. Gall George & Elizabeth Fife Knotts P « Anonymous PH Howard & Junia Silsby Braby Everett & Judith Yarrington Graffeo Mavis Smith McDonald Evelyn Hacker Herron t Valerie J. Briggs n Delores Jones Gunderson Richard & Janet Cooper Mehas Lynn E. Jones PH n William & Janet Brown David & Nita Harder John & Judy Mottashed Midgorden Darrel & Phyllis Kreglo PH Ila June Coon Brunner George & Ann Hale Hewitt Trefor & Karen Gardner Munch t Gerald & Carol Richard Lowrie n Glen & Vivian Collins Campbell t Floyd & Verlyn Clark Hursh Richard Pinson Elvin & Elaine Cruickshank Mauzey n Carl & Gloria Miller Carpenter PH David & Linda Kohlman Charles & Ardyce Strong Plumlee P Fred & Mary Pohly McClellan PH n Robert & Ann Casino n Larry & Martha Larkin Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney P ª Frank & Nancy Mendenhall Milton & Dolores Ceraso ª Raymond & Patricia Martin Larson Roger & Nelda Ratcliffe Gene & Wanda Fears Miller PH PH n Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase Clifton & Nellie Lowman Lewis Bonnie Carmichael Ross Duane & Gloria Carpender Qualls « Hale & Barbara Ratcliffe Collins ª Samuel & Patricia Rieske Marmoy George & Winona Froyd Rupprech PH n Del & Kathy Dempsey Ranney P t Rich & Shirley Oatsvall Cordova n Gregory & Sally McGowen Phil & Martha Snyder Schmidgall PH Carl & Jeanne Engel Rossman PH Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington John & Judy Mottashed Midgorden Joseph & Judy Schultz n Larry & Faye Saylor Salter James & Jeanne Crum Charles & Harlean Wolfe Miller Ken & Betty Masterson Simpson Joe & Beverly Wilson Serig John & Jill Gilbert Dunn Raymond & Betty Hostetler Minton John & Alice Moore Sims Floyd & Carol Melton Sharp Don & Huberta Ellithorpe Eisele P Gailyn Nevill & Evelyn Webb Don & Kay Oeser Skinner Herbert & Shirley Arnold Smith P n « Gilbert & Bonnie Anderson Fox Larry & Diane Schneider Pool Charles & Jackie Downing Snethen t Robert & Portia Wassman Stanke n Harvey & Gwen Manning Gadberry PH Bob & Jerie Gail Davis Ramsey Ronald & Evelyn Spence n Anne Slosson Tierney Rita Gilstrap Goehner Charles & Myrna McClaran Jack & Alta Minthorn Stephens P ª Dave & Dona Bruch Tiffany n William & Dorothy Henderson Reynold David & Nadine Nielson Tubbs ª Gilbert & Beverly Funk Vitek Gundling Delbert & Bonita Burns Sallee Joseph & Shirley Rondomanski Larry & Linda Wilcoxson Phillip & Karee Hada n Carol Crimmins Smith Van Riette n Daniel & Diane Boeckman Willey n Fred & Marjorie Weldon Hahn ª Leonard & Eilene O'Dell Speer Claire & Joyce Travis Weddle P Charles & Pat Herring Williams P t H Joe & Sharon Erickson Hanna Jack & Alta Minthorn Stephens Joseph & Betty Wellington Jerry B. Wolfe « Rene & Angie Hausheer William & Bobbie Strong Nora Eileen Wilson ® Daniel & Mildred Andes Wujek PH PH Dwight & Doris Brooks Heath t Jerry & Barbara Skinner Wiley Ben & Barbara Daily Yarrington ª John & Carole Miller Zelk P James & Lorene Cook Henson n Gerald & Norma Kidd Wilkin 1953 David & Linda Johnson n Daniel & Diane Boeckman Willey James & Dorothy Jones 1956 P ® Edward & Norma Raines Woods ® Rickard & Sylvia Wood Amundsen PH Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes E. Ronald Anderson Valdeen Cornish Wooton Kenneth & Carol Self Anderson P t Earl & Ardyce Mellendorf Koonce P Charles & Margaret Davis Athey H « J. Nelson & Kathy Badder ª James & Beverly Moore Lancaster Ralph & Donna Baggerly PH Howard & Junia Silsby Braby 1958 Barbara Keairnes Lewis ª Hugh & Iris Boswell P t C. Orman & Colleen Brooner Dana Mourne Anderson ª Bruce & Iris Miller Logeman H ® Duane & Marlene Buchanan Art & Dottie Fisher Burnham Joseph & Carol Anderson Anway ® James & Elizabeth Tokuda Nakama Brunner n James & Jane Carpenter Thomas Ashbaugh n Brooks & Yvonne Jenkins Nelson Les & Mid Carter Canning PH n Ramon & Arlene Torsch Chase P Joe & Mary Rae Bingaman Bayless Thomas & Kathy Hanawalt Nowlin t Carl & Donna King Conley ® Harlen W. Chong n Jane Uga Beeman P t Herbert M. Oeknigk PH Stan & Bev Stearns Corrington « Marion Sword & Julie Turpen n David & Joyce Elliott Blair P ® Bob & Shirley Hansell Oliver John & Marilyn Sigle Cox Conrad-Sword Fredrico Cachola Jr. Bernard & Cynthia Parton Beverly I. Doig P t Richard & Faye Edwards ® Roberta Hunker Caldwell t Ruthanne Zulauf Phillips PH ® A.H. & Suzanne Lewis Edwards Charles & Doris Christenson Enke Dwight & Lois Barnhardt Carlile Marlene Morgan Pierce H. Pierre & Charlene Eilian PH ® Rich & Diana Worthington Guthrie ª Ronald & Diane Weate Clark t Richard & Norma Gault Pomeroy PH n James & Margo Montgomery Elvin P « R. Mark & Ruth Dice Hampton PH n Thomas & Tonia Cooper Lois Green Postlethwait Floyd & Barbara Booth Fears P James & Lorene Cook Henson t Sandra Davis Worden PH Jerry & Joan Jenkins Pratt t Joy Hoover Fletcher t Floyd & Verlyn Clark Hursh t David & Janyce Simons DeBarthe Max & Sue Standefer Ridings Richard & Jewell Ingram Fortman David & Lucille Moore Johnson P Edd & Kay Pinson DeTray n Walden & Judith Leland Roberts P Dana Donald Freberg Marilyn Bowman Karlson Jack & Sara Jo Ferris Decker PH Gerald N. Scranton P Tom & Terry Moore Freeman PH Don & Jan Van Boskirk Keairnes ª Anthony R. Eagan n Richard & Gael Tiderman Self ª Edward & Reetsie Fuller Dorothy Minton Klaus PH Carol Nash Grover Eldred & Carolyn Spain n Donald & Susan Glenn P t Earl & Ardyce Mellendorf Koonce n Kenneth & Donna Grover Phillip D. Stark Everett & Judith Yarrington Graffeo P t Gearl & Betty Koonce PH ® Robert & Peggy Harder Claire & Joyce Travis Weddle PH Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill n Elsie Fry Kornman Don Harper & Jayne Selby Jack F. White Jerry & Amy Greer Roy A. Leamon Longnecker-Harper P Charles & Pat Herring Williams PH Elaine Bartlett Gregg P n Dean & Soon Ja Limric Kay Gass High n Frank & Jean Niles Woodson n Robert & Patricia Mann ª Thomas & Arlene Jeffers Bruce & Iris Miller Logeman PH Marshall & Ellen Henretty McGuire n P Don & Pauline Johnson Daniel & Genevieve Morris Barbara Carrick Neuman 1955 P t James & Janet Graham Kangieser McConnell Wayne & Ellen Jane Velut Parton t Robert & Mary Adams Linda Shotwell McClanahand Keith & Mary Ann Olson n Theo D. Scott t Adelfo & Marilee Johnson Aldana PH ® Carl & Florence McGuire Lee & Karen Ourth P t JR & Carol Shaw P « Jay & Jean Lackey Bink n Hugh L. Methner Barney & Phyllis Hansen Parker PH ® Richard & Norma Thomas Small ª Richard & Patricia Booth Trefor & Karen Gardner Munch Gilbert E. Remington Marilyn Green Spease P t PH Don & Gretchen Berg Booz t E. Jeanne Gatrost Murphey Shirley Vallier Remmenga t Robert & Portia Wassman Stanke PH « Leonard & Darlene Votava Boswell PH James & Carole Mifflin Nelson Richard & Laura Nelms Roush Charles & Joyce Stevenson PH « Ward & Donnie Serig Bill & Margaret Edsall Branson Thomas & Kathy Hanawalt Nowlin

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Wick PH t Lee Kapua Roberts James & Cheryl Jourdan Craft William & Pam Robinson 1968 Richard & Kathleen Horne Darling t Bryan & Marilyn Vandel Schempf P William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna 1970 n Ed & Elaine Calder Davis n Michael & Marcia Hough Spitzley Charles & Sally Kline Baldwin PH « Eldon & Bonnie Winters Anderson Deborah Neely Decker Tom & Louise Twilligear VanEaton t Kent & Diane Elam Barnett P Harry J. Ashenhurst David & Hilary Duke Dale & Esther Dexter Volz « Robert & Sandra Hinderks Beckett « Robert & Sandra Hinderks Beckett P Charles & Betsy Patella Eddleman t Gary & Lynette Deaver Wages Doug F. Bidwell Dennis & Terry St. Clair Clinefelter Thomas & Doris Kincaid Erps Joel S. Wight Larry & Karen Wood Birkby P t Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford n Richard & Marla Cummings Kenneth & Carolyn Perkins Black PH t Lynn & Shauna Spencer Field Faszholz 1966 Ted & Paula Lebow Brasel n Terry & Brenda Hattey Flowers Michael & Linda Hedeen Friend t Richard & Karen Dougherty Callan H Linda Hilker Franzese Archie & Sue Smart Gatrost Frank Affannato & Cyndi Chen PH John Cave & Jeanette Caldeira Sandra R. Gamet John & Elaine Good Freeman Charles & Sally Kline Baldwin John & Diana Lewis Chevalier M. 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Jones Frieda High W. Tesfagiorgis Douglas & Susan Downing Randy & Kay Dean Miller P n Thadd & Cindy Koonce ª Susan J. Hutchcroft McFarlane t Sandra Duke Murphy n Danny & Judi Smith Lane P n Ronald & Anna Player Jennings « Wanda Leonard Morgan ® Cindy Haning Nielsen t John & Sally Hutchcroft Mearns Ralph & Phyllis Hattey Jensen t Anonymous Larry & Sharon Gorker Norris William & Karen Morgan Mines Richard & Mary Thompson Larry & Sharon Gorker Norris P Larry & Linda Baker Phillips n Meredith & Brenda Shaw Mitchell Kohlman Marsha Hammac Rastle PH ® Tom & Roberta Percival Rastle PH ® Jerry & Sandra Froyd Mogg Robert & Diane Loving Kyser Kenneth & Cynthia Schoff Schnell Terry & Carol Ann Sacry Reiff n Judith E. Mohler Gilbert & Linda Fell Martell PH t James & Gwen Stowell Simpson Ron & Cheryl Smith Saur PH Stan & Chris Weller Nelson « Norma Hall Mercurio P « John & Ruth Walrath Smith Ed & Kathy Shields n Jerry & Jean Pickerill Orrison ª Bruce & Sandy Eddleman Moore Charles & Ann Walther Sprague H. Alan & Valle Jo Loving Smith Madison & Gayle Bratcher Parker P Doug & Jackie Nelson Michael & Linda Suter Gibson Douglas & Ione Davis Stowell n Duncan & Annette Roberts Robert & Sandra Honeychurch PH n Stephen & Eleni Tignor « David & Wanda Ellis Talcott Terry & Jean McKee Weaver Paschall Dale & Jeanette Rancore Tripp Denny & Cindy Duke Taylor Cheryl Cash Yost Rob & Lynda Propst Rolfe P Parris & Katie Watts Anonymous ª John & Carole Miller Zelk PH Beverly Johnson Scherer William & Phyllis Wong Weaver Dale & Jeanette Rancore Tripp Dean & Myrna Bjorland Thatcher Ralph E. Wouters n Connie Jo Truelove 1967 ª Glen & Rachel Trullinger Barry L. Ziehm t Michael & Debbie Webb n Cal & Laura Boardman Jerry & Diana Geis Vandel t Bill & Rosalinda Molina Wesley David & Peri Brinegar Combs James & Glenda McDole White 1971 Byron R. Williams ª Joseph & Ruth Robinson Burke PH Ben & Barbara Daily Yarrington P William & Kathleen Sakata Ahuna Robert & Doris Kuhnert Cadman 1969 Dennis & Teresa St. Clair Clinefelter n Marian Mathews Clark James N. Barker H Sandra Scherer Colyer 1973 n Lloyd & Deborah Cash Coulthard Larry & Cathy Beeble P t Ernest & Linda Hitchcock Cornford P t Steve & Janelle Jones Anders Dan & Evelyn Kendrick Crozier n Mike & Eli Rasmussen Bessonette Donald & Jeanne Young Earnest Steve & Mavis Moser Bolie Rick & Janis MacDonald Flanery

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David & Joan Horsley Brown PH n Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines PH t Constance L. Thatcher P « Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson P Steven & Susan Jeschke Calloway David & Jane Spillman Hrabak P Peter & Sallie Babcock Waite Randy & Beverly Remington n Ray & Ruth Garrett Campbell Dan & Fae Eliason Jackson Jim & Debbie Young Hoffman James & Cheryl Jourdan Craft Jerome & Kathleen Mullins PH t Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson H Cynthia Harper Crotty DeNuccio 1976 Doug & Yvette Brand Kinney n Ed & Elaine Calder Davis P t Doug & Susan Swails Mack Ned & Teresa Bergman Robert & Bobbie Hampton Kuehl Albert Keith Dicken PH ª Deborah L. Marlowe Donald A. Bowerman Roland & Beth Sims Marolf Ron & DeAnne McCracken « A. David McArthur Vern & Barbara Bryan Brock Sheryl McClaran Dunsdon Marc & Janyce Wendell McKenzie Gary & Barbara Tirre Noble P Paul Davis & Evelyn Conrad Richard & Karla Rasmussen Enright P Duane & Cathy Alley Porter t Mark & Benna Yarrington Easter Rebecca Moss Muller Garry W. Fera P n Jackie E. Pray & James Wolk n J. Chris & E. Kay Gibson Elizabeth Raney Couper n Janice R. Fisher Norman & Julie White Preusch t Doreen Anne Horsley Michael & Denise Gage Remington n Mike & Peggy Higdon Frost P ª John & Mary Anne Hoss Rasmussen James & Julie Jones Huntley Bruce & Joy Spadafore Rider P t Kelly & Cherry Dubois Hartnett P t Linda L. Rowe n William & Sherry Barber Jagger David & Martha Romig Beth Higdon & John Funke n P Dirk & Linda Woods Rose Wilbur & Jan Carpenter Sartwell P David & Karen Booth Jewell « Scott & Susan Fite Hinderks Terry & Marcia Schlotman t Robert & Brenda Johnson Greg & Judy Strange Schieszer PH n Dwight & Deborah Everett Hines PH ª Nathan & Marilyn Marek Schroer Gary & Kristina Egerstrand Schmuhl P Larry & Susan Sears Johnson « Jim & Patricia Daily Hoffman P Richard & Carolyn Beach Smith Diane Blair Kunzler Samuel & Shauna Smalldon Russ & Susan Carlson Jones n Thomas & Gail Jones Sundell Susan Hansell Legaard James & Mary Jo Stayton Paul F. Kelley Jerald & Sue Hintzsche Thompson « Rose Calder Letterman Mark & Rose Collard Strychacz Bruce & Jane Runkle Kunz Ron Van Fleet & Sally Heller Frank & Lori Bueker Longmore Thomas & Gail Jones Sundell P Michael & Marjorie Carney Martens « ® Nancy Steinke Wallace Doug & Susan Swails Mack Robert & Natalie Wilson Thomas Kurt & Elsie Leffel McEnroe n Ronald & Janice Robinson Weibe Darrel & Carol Elliott Wilcoxson P Michael & Marjorie Carney Martens Shirley Melenyzer Robert & Terry Zahniser McDermid Christopher & Carina Lord Wilson Stephen & Pamela Johnson Peck n William & Jane Weydert McDonald Todd & Susan Stanton Wouters t Larry & Judy Rhamy 1975 P n David & Barb Robinson Anderson n Terry & Kris Hall Noble PH ® Gerald & Deborah Giles Page William & Ronda Burns Ritchie 1979 Rushfelt Gary & Patty Fisher Ballinger Albert & Cathy Schrawger Bennett Susan D. Robinson H Mark & Tacey Hampton Brewster t Bill & Gloria Manchester Salsman Chris & Marcia Vaughan Bigelow P Henry & Laurine Werges Russell ª Bill & Kimberly Beckham Clements Greg & Judy Strange Schieszer Vern & Barbara Bryan Brock n Larry & Jane McWhinney Smith t Thomas & Janet Jacobs Conrow P n Lynn & Kathryn Olson Sharp H Nancy E. Browne « Robert & Natalie Wilson Thomas P Joel & Joann Zender Cox Ed & Kathy Shields Bernadine T. Clark Joy Troyer H Janelle Walden Delk H. Alan & Valle Jo Loving Smith Richard & Karla Rasmussen Enright t Joy A. Weydert PH ª Kelly & Tammy Ewing Everett Dorothy M. Stevenson P ª Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett P Timothy & Vicki Hopkins Everett « David & Wanda Ellis Talcott P Orval & Susan Barker Fisher Greg & Suzanne Gillespie Goff John & Eleanor Hazen Welchert 1977 Tex & Cecile Siddall Gough n Craig & Judy Dickerson Graybill P ® Dennis & Sharon Chatburn Wood PH ® James & Pamela Smith Ash

Penny Helterbran Hammac n Terry & Peg Barker Eric & Sharon Palmer Hamm P P « Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson Albert & Cathy Schrawger Bennett R. Kent & Sherri Shupe Hartnett 1974 P t Roger & Nancy Hiles Johnson Gregory & Ann Hummel P Larry D. Bonander P n David & Barb Robinson Anderson « « Richard & Marsha Robbins Jackel John & Betty Smith Campbell Wayne & Barb Noffsinger Johnstone Gary & Patty Fisher Ballinger P ª David & Karen Booth Jewell David & Susan Heaviland Cash Daniel & Susan Johnson Knotts John & Kerri Mead Booth P Janet Frazier Jones Steven K. Constance Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack F.W. & Deb Bee Bootsma Gordon t Mark & Nancy Colyer Martin James & Mary Ellen Foss Kimball P Charles Cutter & Susan Curtis P ® Wayne & Lynda Lennon Broky « P « Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister Duane & Joyce Starnes Lighthill P Evelyn Conrad & Paul Davis PH Larry & Maridan Cochran P PH n Tee & Deborah Hawthorne Ness Richard & Donna Davis Emslie Kenneth & Cynthia McClain Christensen Marilyn R. Millard Benjamin R. Nicks PH ª Kelly & Tammy Ewing Everett n Rodney D. Craft Michael & Denise Gage Remington Gary & Barbara Tirre Noble P ª Shannon & Rosemary Kline Everett Randy & Toni Lynn Dillon P n Terry & Kris Hall Noble Ronald Bruch & Caryl Goodyear- Joel & Kathy Ross n Donella R. Drake Peggy J. Pitts Bruch Ralph & Brenda Thomas Ruckman Thomas & Jeanne Harter Ewan P John & Kimberly Clark Sheehy Paul & Camilla Kirk Rogers P David & Kimberly Rose Graybill n Lowell & Debra Ferguson Heide P P Henry & Laurine Werges Russell n Rosetti Hart Green Stephen & Marian Thompson « Scott & Susan Fite Hinderks Cynthia Hapai Taylor Douglas H. Harms Mark & Brenda Barr Welch

Robert & Jan Pecht Hawley Rita Finch Woolery Angel Velitchkov ’01 « Richard & Marsha Robbins Jackel has been appointed Deputy Foreign Minister to Bulgaria by n William & Sherry Barber Jagger 1980 Terry & Penny Lesan P Clark & Diana Barr Ballantyne Prime Minister Plamen Oresharski. With a B.A. in International PH ª Roland & Beth Sims Marolf Curtis & Pierina Mercado Beckman Studies from Graceland, Velitchkov went on to the University of Robert & Terry Zahniser McDermid David A. Botts P Nebraska-Lincoln to study law. After receiving his law degree Peter & Colleen Olson Tracy & Chris Robino Bridge Ralph & Brenda Thomas Ruckman Lauren L. Carr from UNL in 2006, Velitchkov worked for Rep. Jeff Fortenberry P Anonymous Michael & Debra George Curtis and Sen. Mike Johanns, getting “tremendous experience with Loren & Rochelle Spicer Michael & Atsuko Inoue D'Amour Kenny R. Starnes n W. Barry & Pam Epling Nebraska’s congressional delegation.” Now Veltichkov is poised to n David & Carol Epperson Toepfer Steven & Madora Garn Graffeo make great contributions to the formation of Bulgarian policy and Stan & Grace Hargitt Troeh P David & Kimberly Rose Graybill to make a difference in his homeland. He was born in the village P Steven & Jeanie Upson t Janice Gregg-Martin P Peter & Sallie Babcock Waite PH Scott Sinclair & Cheryl Hansen of Kostenetz in the Rila Mountains and came to the United States Ronald & Janice Robinson Weibe Mike & Diane Harrington Hawkins as a 15-year-old high school exchange student. After attending PH ª Robert & Jill White PH t Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson SPECTACULAR one year, Angel decided that Graceland was the Rodney & Sherry Leialoha Waipa 1978 P « Doug & Diana Graybill McAlister right college for him. Kenneth & Wendy Bryant Miner PH ® James & Pamela Smith Ash

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of History. “Angel used to refer to his interactions with other GU Larry & Tricia Crowson Eichner Robert & Angela Radloff Kurt & Danise Foster Remmenga students as ‘Graceland diplomacy,’ seeing the campus as a safe Richard & Donna Davis Emslie P Steve & Karen Euritt Steve Ross & Shelley Scherer space with which to interact with people of differing viewpoints n Craig & Judy Dickerson Graybill Steven & Jeannie Schroeder from other countries.” John & Dena Sheppard Madden

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Shery A. Chase Diane Davenport Albro Craig & Karen Snethen n t Tony & Charmaine L. Chvala-Smith Joe & Jill O'Dell Bednarek Dan & Brenda Sacry Volz 1991 P n Alan J. Cochran P Gregory & Susan Bridge P t Kirt D. DeHaan PH R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis Julie Trinkl Canterbury 1987 P Douglas E. Graves n Lance & Julie Eybers t Michael & Gail Church n Abbie Hobbs Allen P Roger & Cheryl Leighty Hipp Eric & Sharon Palmer Hamm P Jon & Julie Ross Dixon David & Cathy Murphey Andrews P « Howard & Christy Worlund-Jarvis John & Karlene Dillon Harrison Jeffrey Douglas P n Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman Don & Joni Lysinger Myers Mike & Diane Harrington Hawkins Lena Baskin Douglas t Marci L. Brown Turlin « Kevin & Felice Farrand Prine Jeffrey & Deanna Willard Herges Brian & Cynthia Davison Gardner Dana & Sandra Hentz Carlile n Todd & Joyce Coultrap Sturgis P Thomas & Sara Shipley Hiles PH Steven & Sharon King Graybill David J. Clark PH Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword Doug & Laura Prall Jeanes Mary E. Hagerty Peter Cummings & Eric Allen ª Andrew & Marcia Thomas Berry n R. Grant Kious Timothy & Brenda Beck Hampton John & Dee Cole Danielson Matt & Lisa Wilber John & Dena Sheppard Madden Don & Shirley Henderson n Keith & Debra Daikawa Harder Brian & Danelle Brady Woodson Raymond & Betty Hostetler Minton Darren & Linda Hensley Todd A. Houston Stephanie L. Shaw Kim Birlingmair Hoover Robin Carr Hulse 1992 Paul & Victoria Beatty Vogel Joseph E. Ladnier III PH Keith & Jean Ann Ford Knox Blaze & Elena Campbell Barbre Christopher & Carina Lord Wilson Patricia Ladnier P t Scott & Jacqueline Mobley McClain Janelle Brooner ª Joe & Pam Freeman Worlund Gregory & Nancy Newcom Long n Scott & Dana Burford McGuire Robert W. Fulton P n Bruce & Janet Ward Worthington Marc & Janyce Wendell McKenzie Curtis & Sharon Billings Sperry Dale & Monica Jorski Fundzak Emily D. Powers Cristin Wiley Almanza Beth Higdon & John Funke 1982 Dan & Susie Wheeler Pratt P Susan G. Woods Frederick & Stacey Mengel Keen

P Brinks & Nancy Spain Austin Robert & Annette Hughes Reid Brian & Danelle Brady Woodson James & Julie Smith Knallay n Faith L. Barboza Thomas & Lisa Rossman Dobrin & Eliza Kolev PH n ª Kim Lauer Chambers Charles & Bethany Smith Seefeldt 1988 Steven & Doris Ebler Laursen Mark & Elizabeth Whitney Stanke Dwight & Mary Christensen P Douglas & Sandra Badder D. Eric Melton James & Kathelene Prager Tingle PH t Cal & Sharron McClain Closson P Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz Joel & Angela Martin O'Dell Kent & Penny Spray Vogelsang P n Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran- P James W. Collins Judy L. Payne

Wiley Dale & Jeannine Andersen Ward Sean & Dawn Dye Shannon D. Pearce

Michael & Lori Eason Scott & Laurie Parker White Rachel M. Fant P Mark & Laura Woods Sanders Beverly D. Wombold PH Jared & Denise Maple Fears PH Jonathan R. Hampton Shawn & Jami Ulanski Skinner P Gary Enoch & Deborah PH Steven & Sharon King Graybill Brent & Jill Maedel Hancock ª James & Paige Stanfield-Myers David C. Hacker Worthington Lisa A. Hedrick n Peggy Adams Tharp n Bradley & Carol Bates Hakes Donald & Peggy Deller Krueger Jeremy D. Tucker P t Rick & Sandra King Isham 1985 P n James & Catherine Wolfe Lysinger Stephen R. Jackel Jeffrey & Darcy Hedal Boles Michele Mueller McGrath 1993 ª Daniel & Susan Johnson Knotts Joseph & Joy Brunner Cannavino Mike & Chauntel Clark Ranney Patricia McKeon Ackerman Curtis & Lori Miller Martin P Eric & Carla Cox Gregory & Holly Ward Shelford n Carol Detling Fricke Kirsten E. Negaard Doug & Karen Rueber Dahlberg Terry & Jolene O'Dell Whitney n Dennis & Dawn Jolly Heaberlin n Mark & Jennifer Brock Olson P James & Sonia Wheatley Harmon P n Bruce & Janet Ward Worthington Robert W. O'Leary Daniel & Laurie Constance Pike P Randy & Laurie Nipper Heintz Don & Constance Asbury Ostergard Kurt & Danise Foster Remmenga PH Richard & Sherry Lindgren 1989 Matthew D. Wiley Martin & Lisa Foulkes Ross PH Jeffrey & Shannon McClain Martin P « Susan E. Bevington P n Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman t Robert & Marianne Mathena Kirk D. Bjorland P Eric & Juli Vogelsang Gregory & Nancy Newcom Long 1994 P n Reggie & Lesa Brown Bowerman « Paul Beck & Cristine Stallings P t Wade & Ann Weddle Wallace PH Dennis & Mary Lou Piepergerdes Dana & Sandra Hentz Carlile John D. Watkins George & Kim Rheingrover Pruitt Lance & Kathy Blanchard Burnette t Randy & Katie Booz Arnold Clow David & Heather Rider Wilson Mike & Chauntel Clark Ranney Frances J. Cantrell P t Cheryl Troeh DeHaan Roger & N. Anne Ziehm Robert & Annette Hughes Reid Craig & Pamila Bickel Deichmann PH n Gary Heisserer & Karla Fennick Rhonda J. Ruffalo Tom & LucyAnn Santarsiero Scott & Darla Mann Gelande Edwards P n Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman 1983 Brent & Jill Maedel Hancock Garold & Velda Smith Steve & Madora Garn Graffeo Paul & Nadine Zahniser Bennetts n Keith Crowder & Kara Harmon James & Kathelene Prager Tingle Kevin & Rochelle Merrill Thorne P Ava Carmichael Eagles Donald & Peggy Deller Krueger Dorothy Holt Trout Brantley P t John & Jennifer Vogel P Susan C. Galbraith Carolyn McCollum Langston t Dale & Jeannine Andersen Ward Ron & Barbara Verwers VanWyk Jake & Della Shaw Goodson n John & Sandra Nace Ludwig David J. York Michael Hein & Judith Van Hein Todd & Susan Stanton Wouters Kenneth D. Madsen Brian & Linda Brandt Henson Phyllis A. Manning Mark Hummer 1986 P t Scott & Jacqueline Mobley McClain 1995 Chad & Dee Rees Bradshaw Curtis & Lori Miller Martin P Joseph & Sherry Hughes Booz P n Randall & Mary Scott Pratt Jennifer Carlisle Beck n Larry & Kim McGuire PH « Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner Roger & Patricia Wilkinson Sacry

n Mark & Jennifer Brock Olson t Danette Bruns Thomas & Joy Craven Scranton Edwina Dorsey Mark & Lisa Edris-Knapp

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Ricky & Elaine Iles Gates n Donald & Phyllis Monroe Haulsee 2000 James & Alma Holcomb t Fae-Marie Ross Donathan Celeste M. Lawson Felicia N. Durst Aaron & Shandra Leeper Karen M. Eder Todd & Michele Masters Magner Carol Grant-Holmes Michael & Lisa Seidel Romig Heather R. Jaques n Susan Kaye Kelley Rossetti Karen S. Kegler Mark & Michele DeBarthe Sadler Dianne Perry McKenzie P Kevin & Stacey Powell Slifka P Alek & Beti Velvska Memca P ª Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno Amy Lee Meunier Jennifer Sellars Warrington Leanne R. Norton Donald & Carrisa Garwood Welch 2001 1996 P n Elizabeth A. Adair n Christine Bishop Micah & Amanda Williams Allison t Angela Branson Barbara Emmer Brown Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown Zlatko Dimitrioski Brad & Cherie Elliott Christ Casey & Annie Lindemann Dudek D. Keala Clark Eileen Griffin Humphrey Molly Greenlee Farkas Melissa A. Lewis Alice Gates Kevin & Elizabeth Everett Lloyd David and Betty Nipper Endowed Dean’s n Michael Morain & Heath Smith Linda C. Griffiths Chair Community of Christ Seminary Nathan & Tina Coleman Harris Nikki Murphy Louis & Jennifer Ingram Imhoff Martha Gray Race Paul E. Morden Endowed Seminary t Debra Boelens Kopp Douglas & Ginelle Sakima Roberts Amanda Frey Laws Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson Chair of Religion PH n Dale & Judy Luffman Don Compier, Ph.D. Chira Ann McKee Marker 2002 Brad & Sheri Nelson Millard Micah & Amanda Williams Allison Michael & Lisa Seidel Romig Jane Hall Chaillie Chad R. Schutte n Patricia A. Cooney P Kevin & Stacey Powell Slifka Alma Lerma Cote Jeffrey & Shara Barbour Matlock Andrei G. Smilenov Kay E. Doverspike Roland L. Rillos Honorary Alumni n Adam & Vadsana Khamphakdy Nick & Kerbi Everett Elsenbroek P Robert & Nora Ackerley Smith Craig & Celinda Bernal Foster 2007 PH t Bill & Judy Thomas Brett « Tony & Peggy Sturdevant n Emily Donnelson Galvan n Jacob & Erin Farnham Everett P t C. Orman & Colleen Brooner Mark Mesle & Abbey Studer Dritan Zhuja & Megan Freyer PH t Byron & Jane Constance 1997 n Susan Skoor Oxley Ethan T. Mechling P Jack & Phillis Davison Lila Haymaker Barlow Bryan S. Talcott Sanjay Purohit PH n Don & Ann Everett Todd & Joan Riesberg Bindel Todd & Smita Kumari Volz Mark & Rachel Bradford Tovey PH Lucienna Jones Chad & Dee Rees Bradshaw Elmer & Peggy McMillin Van Dyke ® Bill & Carita Juhnke Doreen Gronlund Denault 2003 David & Heather Rider Wilson PH n Lewis & Fancheon Muir PH n John & Bette Sellars n Merry A. Dudley P n Stephen & Stassi Cramm Dritan Zhuja & Megan Fryer P t JR & Carol Shaw Mark & Lisa Edris-Knapp Jody Garrett Gatewood PH n Wallace & Anne Smith t Tracy & Rosa La Puente Flowers Desiree Campbell Johnson 2008

Chad M. Godfrey Preston & Julie Thomann Maribel Balandrano

Teresa Houck Jewett Keliihoomalu Adam & Kasey Johnson Steen Friend Parents/

Ian M. Kohoutek Claudia Hryniewicz Levesque David & Vera Wetteroff Julie Steele Mahoney Brett & Sarah Ward Talcott Grandparents n Brian & Monica Johnston McKevitt 2009 Alumni Parents/Grandparents Brad & Sheri Nelson Millard 2004 are listed with their class Tina M. Ross Matt & Bethany Garcher Bendorf Andrew & Mercy Ansong Tom & Christina Manuel Anderson Samuel E. Chester P ª Mary Lou Ash n Mary Davis Begley n Jan J. Gray P t Neil & Kathy Badder 1998 Edith A. Gallaher Brad & Dawn Baldwin Todd & Joan Riesberg Bindel Gregory & Lynda Schorr Hankins 2010 John & Cheryl Ballantyne n Ken & Pam Combs Alex & Kathleen Beatty Hnatyshyn Matt & Bethany Garcher Bendorf David & Jama Blentlinger Michael Dauernheim Preston & Julie Thomann Jenny L. Jackson P Jonathan & Julia Bredin Addam Fera Keliihoomalu Krista M. Woodend Robert & Renee Cairns P n Jeremy & Mendi Graybill PH ® Carl & Florence McGuire Ronald & Patricia Cunningham n Adam & Vadsana Khamphakdy Smith 2011 Bruce & Patricia Dale 2005 Rose Marie Quattlebaum Davis Jeffrey & Shara Barbour Matlock Tom & Christina Manuel Anderson P Jack & Phillis Davison Andrew & Amber Edsall Simpson PH Donald & Polly Brown Mehlisch 2012 n Dennis & Loretta DeHoedt Michael & Danielle Stowell Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown Robert G. Watkins David L. Deemer t Chad & Robin Wyllie Macey A. Ellis Jim & Jan Douglas n Debra Buckner Young n Jake & Erin Farnham Everett 2013 ® Isabella A. Fisher 1999 Craig & Celinda Bernal Foster Nathaniel R. Daugherty Keith & Kim Fletcher Pablo V. Moreno Jonathan A. Hanson Charles & Jennifer Givens Shane M. Adams Mary Cooper Singletary Mark & Elizabeth Godfrey Richard & Sarah Steele Allen Donald & Carrisa Garwood Welch Students Juan Serrano Hernandez Marcia Collins D'Oyly Stephen Iddings Damon Bryan Casey & Annie Lindemann Dudek P Rex Ishikawa 2006 Nathaniel R. Daugherty Bryan & Katie Booth Heinrich Michael & Christina Sage Keenan Dan & Jennifer Everett Doerfler Adam M. Goodvin Jonathan R. Lavender Richard & Sandra Kouri Natalia Hernandez Duraes Jonathan A. Hanson Katie Doyle Mauer Robert & Ellen Lotz Nick & Kerbi Everett Elsenbroek Kenneth R. Holmes Carolyn H. Meadows Glenn & Carol Martin John A. Godfrey Jeffrey J. Kline Brett & Sarah Ward Talcott Lawrence McKinney Ashley Christy Hull Troy Lauduski Tammi Ozinga Wight Larry & Gail Meeks Susan B. Janicke Carlos A. Mendoza

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t Mary Bunten Stu Elliott Kenneth R. Holmes 2013 Jon & Carolyn Burchfield Thomas & Tracey Engel John & Laura Holz Charlene K. Burkhardt Jane England Nate Hoselton John & Carolyn Burns Monte & Melody Erickson C. L. Howell

Ronnie L. Mickelson Gene & Joanne Cable Cathryn Esse Julie Hryniewicz PH n Lewis & Fancheon Muir n Leo & Carole Caesar Loren C. Esse n Gene & Jeannine Hummel H James & Janet Poirier Donald & Wanda Cain Don & Nancy Evans n Sandra K. Hunt

Curtis & Laura Prettyman Sonja K. Cain James & Brenda Farnsworth Mitchell & Shirley Iddings

Edward & Joni Rillos Melanio M. Calara Shauna Dilks Fazio Steven & Debbie Irving

William & Rochelle Ringsdorf Jack Cave & Jeanette Caldeira Eddie Fenollal P Walter Ishikawa

Marjorie A. Ruoff Carla Campbell Nestor & Julieta Ferrer ª Arlene F. Jackson n Roberto Sanchez James & Gloria Campbell Frances M. Fick Deloris I. Johnson Art & Cindy Sathoff Amilda I. Campos Glenda S. Finn PH Gwendolyn Johnson Velda J. Schaal Eugenia Carandang Bill & Jeanine Fletcher P Kenneth & Joan Johnson Harry & Kathryn Simpson Rolando & Rosa Carandang n John Foley Clinton & Laura Johnson Chris & Jona Wandrey LeRoy & Carol Carpenter Chris Fong Bob Johnson P n Clifford L. Carr Howard & Marjorie Fouts t Elizabeth O'Dell Jones Friends | $665,601 received t Roberta S. Carr Glenn & Francoise Francisco Donald E. Jones Mark & Gaye Abrahams Noemy Carreno Corius Mark & Kathy Franzblau Howard & Carolyn Jones P Robert & Nora Ackerley Wayne & Linda Carroll Robert W. Frutchey James & Dinah Jones Scott L. Albright Michael & Cheryl Case Michael & Myras Fulgencio Jeanene Jones t Donald B. Albro Johany Castro Diane Fulson Kimberly S. Jones Peter Cummings & Eric Allen Marty & Cindy Cavanah Monisha V. Fulson Kevin & Leann Jones George & Linda Allen Ann Chambers Maria Elena Garcia Bruno PH Lucienna Jones Diane Allison H. Kenneth & Diane Chan Rodolfo A. Garcia McKenna Jones John R. Almond Kenneth & Shirley Christian Donald A. Gard Michelle R. Jones P n O. Roger Anderson t Nancy C. Churbuck Bruce & Lila Gardner Roger & Genni Jones n William & Virginia Anderson Richard & Teresa Clark PH « Edward & LaVerne Garfield Billy & Sharon Jones Margaret Appling Terry & Amy Clark Dixie Garrison Roderick & Nadira Joseph Ed & Shirley Saurtell Atkinson Kenny & Lisa Clary Mary & William Giddens Teresa L. Keck P Elaine R. Avery Angela S. Claussen P n Douglas & Sally Gielow John & Rosalie Keehner P Allan & Marianna Badder James & Karen Clayville P Ronald & Carol Gillilan Shirley Keith Joseph W. Badder P. Bryon Coleman Norman A. Glasser Thomas & Carmelita Kemp Ivon & Pam Bailey Clayton & Joann Condit Todd Glidewell Norma Kemp Joyce M. Baker Arvil G. Conk Michael T. Godek Regan & Mary Kenyon Ronald & Tammy Ball Carl & Tammy Conrad Brent & Corrine Godfrey P Linda J. Keown William & DeeDee Ballard PH t Byron & Jane Constance Nancy A. Goodrich Carol Kiernan-Griswold Cynthia A. Bargas Cesar N. Cordero Rabell Ellis E. Gorden John & Debbie Kish Kevin & Millie Barker P « Marilyn M. Cotton Irene M. Gordon t Lloyd & Ethel Knackstedt Larry & Glenda Baskin Duane T. Couch Linda M. Gordon t Samuel & Cheryl Knox James P. Bassing n Keith & Sandra Coultrap Bob & Sharon Gordon Karen L. Krabbenhoft P n Doyle & Madolyn Baughman Norman & Kathryn Cox Juanetta Gould Kevin Krabbenhoft Dee F. Beavers Alicia R. Craig « Ethel Graham P Michael Lewis & Andrew Kreiss Don & Lynda Beck Basil & Barbara Craig n Alyce C. Green Vernon & Alice Kroll Lula Maxine Beckham Kenneth & Marilyn Craig P ® R.R. & Maxine Greninger Warren & Betty Krueger Dean & Sonia Bedsworth t Kathleen Crummer Kevin M. Griggs John P. Kuehl, Jr. Matthew & Katharine Beem ª Dennis & Dona Cunningham Carly C. Groetsema Albert Kuhl Judith Belfer Ann M. Cyr Cheryl S. Groetsema P n Harold Lambert PH t Marjorie J. Belville John & Beverly Danielson Harold & Arneila Gulick P t Gordon & Jo Lambert « Margaret Bender N.J. Davis t Ray & Faye Gurwell Kevin & Dawn Lauret Ronald & Elaine Benevides P J. Wesley DeBusk Joni L. Halley Gerald & Melodie Lawhead David & Marta Graybill Benglis P Robert & Cathy DeBusk Zaheir Hamchaoui & Tounes Jackie Lawrence Debra R. Berg PH t Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Adjouadi Alex Diaz Leal James & Andrea Biebl Victor & Maria Del Moral Eric & Barbara Hamilton PH William J. Legg Marcy Biesemeyer Gene & Lori Dewes Robert N. Hanson P ® Helen E. Lennon Lesli Bjork t Ruth H. Dickens P Robert & Mary Hanton Joska B. Levy Susan Bjork David L. Dickerson Franck Harb Christina S. Lilja Dean Black Douglas M. Dickey Tom Harms David & Susan Lilja Floyd & Carol Blentlinger Joseph & Mary Jo Dileo t Gerald & Estella Harris Curtis & Cheryl Lilley Betty Ann Bolitho Melba Dixon Franklin & Diane Hartman Beverly J. Lindburg Amy R. Bollinger Patricia M. Doerfler Anthony & Grace Hassey Dennis & Kristine Lock Joan Boone Greg & Kathy Doty Patricia A. Hatt Carole A. Loeffler n Richard & Rosella Borgen Melva S. Douglas Jack & Leslie Hausmann William O. Long Barbara A. Borst Joan Douglass Jeff & Tara Hausmann Jan & Lorita Longenecker William & Doris Bosse James M. Doyle Beverly Hay Richard M. Loochtan Sheryl L. Boswell Michael & Sandra Doyle P William & Sally Heath David & Dorothy Loomis Dennis & Ruthann Boyd Roger & Bev DuVall Marvin & Ellen Heaton Fred Lorensen Douglas K. Bradford Betty Duncan-Goetz Sam & Sue Helt Grace Loscalzo Flo Braidwood P Bill Dunn Nancy M. Hill Brian & Kimberly Louderbaugh Barbara L. Bredensteiner P William H. Dunn, Sr. Harold & Nancy Hillhouse Scott Luehring P Woodward Brenton John & Sharon Dye Barb Hillson Larry & Carolyn Luther Dennis & Vicki Briggs Terry A. Dye Brian Hillson Catherine V. Lynch Don Brookstra P Eileen Meehan Dyer Sheila A. Hines P ® Ray & Sylvia Maedel Kim Brown Douglas & Jane Ebert Joan L. Hintzsche Amber Magee Steven & Rose Marie Brown Lucille J. Ebert Michael & Gwenell Hobson Raymond & Mary Malone PH t Patricia Votava Bruch « David & Anna Edsall Viva M. Hodel Marijo A. Mangan Carmen Bruno Martinez ª James & Karen Edwards Kenneth & Danielle Hodge Adam & Teresa Mangold Marian Bruno Martinez Jeffry and Tari Eeling Dennis W. Hodge Marianne Mansfield Robert Bruno Scott & Holly Ehrlich Kevin L. Hogue Charles & Rosalyn Martin Samuel & Shiela Buck Holly Ehrp Vernon & Sandra Hogue Derek & Amy Martin Joan Bucy Dianne L. Ekenberg David & Anita Holder Elliott Martin Joe & Marcia Elliott L. Alma Hollywood

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Farrell L. Martin Edwin Quinones-Perrata Mack P. Thompson PH ª Kelly & Tammy Ewing Everett Norman & Helen Martin Lisa A. Ramold PH Marjorie M. Thompson P Jeffrey & Hannah Falkner Thomas & Nellie Mathews n Mary E. Randall Arthur & Ruth Tooze Terry & Candy Hart Fulton Roy May & Evelyn Monroe Clint A. Reine n Keith & Janice Townsend n Jan J. Gray Francis E. Mazzaferro Dale Remsbery Bob & Dorothy Tubman t Randall & Laurie Johnson Hale Dale W. McAllister Robert & Audrey Richardson Shaun Tubman PH « Dan & Suzanne Fisher Hanton PH Ray & Katie McClaran Gary & Tracy Ringsdorf PH ª Beverly Tyree Richard & Judy Baker Harrop n Katie R. McClendon Gene & Sharon Ringsdorf Steve & Alice Valliere PH n Karla Fennick & Gary Heisserer Marie A. McFarland Maria D. Rios Harry & Tammy VanDenHof Donn & Peggy Anderson Henson George & Mary Ann McGlamery Roberto Rivera Garced Dora Verbel « Barbara Hiles Mesle & Bob Mesle Gerald & Lynette McGlamery Gary & Bernadine Roberts ® Leo & Delores Versteegh « Jim & Patricia Daily Hoffman Kathy A. McGuire Joseph S. Roberts ª Leroy & Annetta Vickery P t Jim & Claudia Horton Kevin McMullen Judith Roberts David & Valerie Videtto P t Rick & Sandra King Isham Curtis & Kristine McNaughton Redge & Linda Roberts Jon & Maile Viela « Richard & Marsha Robbins Jackel Brian & Abigail McNeill Paul & Patti Robino Robin P. Vierra Jenny L. Jackson George & Dian Meadows Thomas & Esther Rodabaugh H. Michael Wallace P t James & Patricia Magle Jones Stewart & Trudy Messerschmidt Duane & Shirley Rodecap Rex & Barbara Waller Robert & Janet Kelly P Jack E. Meyer, Jr. Fabian Rodriguez Torres PH ª Virginia P. Walsh P Dale & Marian Garrett Killpack Denise L. Miller Eugenio Rodriguez Velez Clyde & Mary Wandrey ª Daniel & Susan Johnson Knotts Ezra Miller Ryan & Eulalia Rodriguez Walter J. Warntjes Linda Stuart Koehler Jeff & Judith Miller Alan & Lisa Ross Thomas Waters Robert & Diane Loving Kyser Mark W. Millsap Ralph & Mary Ann Rowe Dale & Martisha Watson Leonardo Lebas P Don & Barb Millslagle Egon & Patricia Rushman Joseph & Susan Waugh P Duane & Shelly Leialoha Hartstack P Chip & Kristina Millslagle Joan Sagle James R. Weaver Rodney & Sherry Leialoha Waipa Akwasi Minta Jane F. Sakima Jon Weinrich « Duane & Joyce Starnes Lighthill « Dorothy C. Misner P Anonymous Samantha Welch PH t M. Lorrie Long Dorothy T. Mizelle Katie Saliba n Paul & Sue Westbrook PH n Dale & Judy Luffman James P. Mobley Duane & Dawn Salswedel David & Vera Wetteroff « Stewart & Patricia Hughes McDole Asuncion Moncaleano P Stanley & Marylou Salyards William M. Whitney Linda DeBarthe & Randy Meline Juan A. Moncaleano Jose & Martha Sanchez J.D. & Rubyjo Wilbanks « Barbara Hiles Mesle & Bob Mesle Marvin & Jocelyn Moniz Kortnie Sanchez t Carolynn Wilcox n Ron L. Millard ª Ralph & Dorothy Mortimore Carlos & Maria Sanchez n L. Joyce Wilcox Gary & Phyllis Sandidge O'Daniels Cherisse Mosbacher P Duane & Alpha Sandage Helen L. Wiley F. Charles & Katie Everett Persall Linda R. Moser PH Mary Sandage Joe Wiley Duane & Cathy Alley Porter Catherine F. Mosman Ana Santana Torres Dell & Laura Willard Robert & Angela Radloff Scott A. Mueller Kevin B. Schafer Clarice Williams Mike & Chauntel Clark Ranney Larry D. Murphey Kenneth & Patty Schlosser Danny & Robin Williams Kurt & Danise Foster Remmenga K. James Myrberg Florence E. Schmidt John & Janet Williams ª Connie L. Roberts James & Jill Namitz Jeanette Schmidt Kenney & M. Susan Williams Wilaiporn Rojjanasrirat Magda Navarro-Castro Holly A. Schmitz Peggy A. Williams n Thomas R. Scheira Faye Nelson ª Gary & Shirley Schwab Alene Wilson PH n John & Bette Sellars t Grant L. Nelson Charles & Anna Scott B.N. & Charlene Wingard Mary E. Shawgo Roger & Joan Nielsen P Mickey & Beverly Seeman Kevin Winter « Joe & Diane Eberly Shelton Dorothy M. Nipp Nicole Serrano-Garcia P Martha P. Wintermeyer P n Stuart & Amy Crum Sherman Terence & Dianne Nixon P t Bertha M. Shaw James Wisley Ed & Kathy Shields William & Cyndra Norman Michael & Margo Shepard Mary Wisley-LeGrand Loren & Rochelle Spicer Daniel Lawrence Nowiski Neal & Julie Sherbeyn P ª Darwin & Ethel Wismer « Tony & Peggy Sturdevant Kevin & Deborah O'Brien Hilary Sigismondi L. Sue Witte n Todd & Joyce Coultrap Sturgis Carrie O'Byrne Melvin & Ina Simpson Sue Wood PH Marvin & Thelma Eagle Sword L. Sue O'Dell Terrie S. Simpson Bonnie L. Woodard P n Janice K. Tiffany Steve & Amy O'Keefe Mickey & Linda Sinclair P « Roy & Sandra Woods P Ron & Pat Gabrielson Trachsel Yvette M. Oloff Steven & Linda Slaten P « Larry & Catherine Xander St. John David J. Trewhitt Diane Olvera Michael Morain & Heath Smith Autumn Young Elmer & Peggy McMillin Van Dyke Eduardo & Lourdes Ortega Chuck & Penny Smith « Gary & Janice Zimmerman ® Nancy Steinke Wallace PH William & Ila Palmer Sandra L. Smith Larry E. Zwer P Parris & Katie Watts Eddie & Nancy Parman Gregory & Elizabeth Soenen Ray Parsons Stacy St. Clair Employees Businesses Marian R. Pauley Robert & Mary Stahl P t Steve & Janelle Jones Anders $172,294 received Dale & Cathy Payne Betty J. Stanley P t Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash AKJ Construction Inc P ® Georgia R. Payne Myron & Joani Steinbrink « Paul Beck & Cristine Stallings ARS Auto Repair Inc. Thomas W. Perry n Jack & Helen Stephenson Kirk D. Bjorland Alaska Airlines Michael S. Peterschick P n Elaine P. Stienon Kevin & Talia Kinder Brown American International Group James & Linda Peterson Joyce Stinocher PH « Kevin & Heather Badder Brunner American State Bank - Lamoni Lowell & C. Janet Pettit Brad & Cherie Stockford t Tony & Charmaine L. Chvala-Smith Ameriprise Financial Daniel P. Phillips David N. Stockford P James W. Collins Amica Mutual Insurance Company Ronald & Adina Phillips Donald & Mary Ellen Stockford n Ken & Pam Combs BTC Bank, Bethany, Missouri N. Lorraine Phleger Konrad & Mary Stokman P Evelyn Conrad & Paul Davis Badder Group Incorporated Ellis B. Pickett n Carole Stow PH R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis Bank of America Foundation P n Mike & Jane Pillsbury Francis & Barbara Stowell t David & Janyce Simons DeBarthe Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund Fran Pittaway t Vince Stowell Linda DeBarthe & Randy Meline Capital Orthopaedics & Sports John & Cheryl Polka Ronald & Catherine Stubbs Jerry & Kathleen Mullins DeNuccio Medicine, PC DuWayne & Laurie Polte t Joe & Sonia Studer Jeffrey Douglas Caterpillar Foundation David M. Powledge Sam & Lori Syverud PH Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne- CenterPoint Energy t Donna M. Pratt Muriel F. Talcott Dudek Chalk & Wire Learning Assessment William H. Prescott Jerome Tasker Allison Dudley Chevron Companies USA Inc. Judy Prettyman Michael & Mary Tatko Mary Dugan Cisco Systems, Inc. Laurie Primeau t George & Laura Taylor Sean & Dawn Dye Clarke County Development Corp. Luanne P. Prince Bonnie Lou Thomas P Ava Carmichael Eagles ConocoPhillips Company Ron & Elaine Pung t Robert B. Thomas Michael & Lori Eason Corporate CopyPrint Anthony M. Pycior Travis L. Thomas t Mark & Benna Yarrington Easter Cunningham Auto Body Inc. Karen Quick Bruce Thompson Priscilla Eppinger Damm Pharmacy

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Scott Huddleston Donor Advised Gifts-In-Kind Iowa Corn Growers Association 2013 Anders Crane Service Kevin C. Irr Funds & Other PH ® James & Pamela Smith Ash Mary Jean Jeanae $82,410 received Dogwood Hills Tree Farm BTC Bank, Bethany, Missouri ® Bill & Carita Juhnke Assoc of American Colleges & Dow Chemical Company Bank of the West - Lamoni PH ® Jac & Sherri Minton Kirkpatrick Universities Entertainment Properties Trust Barker Implement Kirsten L. Kuball Central Decatur School District Eli Lilly & Company Foundation Ned & Teresa Bergman Deborah N. Leialoha Clarke Community School Farmers Cooperative Co Kim Berry P Lillias Rotzien Leialoha Diagonal Community School Flury-Hinderks Insurance Agency PH « Leonard & Darlene Votava Boswell Alice Lemmons East Union Community School District General Electric Foundation H Mark & Tacey Hampton Brewster PH t M. Lorrie Long Educational Assistance LTD Generali USA Life Reassurance Co P n Gail Hice Brown PH n Kenneth & Cynthia McClain Fidelity Foundation Graybill & Co. Jerry & Eleanor Bruch Kenneth & Suzanne McLaughlin Greater Horizons Hakes Real Estate, LLC J. Russel Bruch t Anonymous HealthEd Connect Heartland Tanning, Inc. PH t Patricia Votava Bruch Lewis & Becky Nickols Lamoni Community School District Hometown Fabricating Ronald & Caryl Goodyear Bruch William & Cyndra Norman Lion's Club - Osceola IBM Corporation Richard A. Bunch F. Charles & Katie Everett Persall Murray Community School District Independence Dental Excellence PH ª Myron & Nancy Borland Calhoun Lowell & C. Janet Pettit Optimist Club of Mendota Industrial Hardfacing Inc. Harold & Patricia Chadwick PH Dennis & Mary Lou Piepergerdes Osceola Rotary Club Intel Corporation P t Lee & Kathleen Clauson Bash PH Max & Cynthia Harper Pitt Pi Eta Chapter Iowa Corn Growers Association Bradley & Dawn McCracken Duane & Cathy Alley Porter Ringgold County Teen Center Inc. J.E. Dunn Construction Company Closson Dan & Susie Wheeler Pratt Rotary Club of Decatur County JP Morgan Chase Foundation n Ken & Pam Combs P Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Emma J. (Vicki) McVicker Ross Kenkel Family Chiropractic Tiffany Crowther P South Callaway R-II School District Joel & Kathy Ross Lilja Tiling Service t Clive & Sandra Baird Davis Vanguard Charitable Endowment Nick Rossman Lockheed Martin Corporation PH R. Paul & Jeanne Sundell Davis n Thomas & Lisa Rossman R. H. Macy & Co., Inc. Linda DeBarthe & Randy Meline PH L. Rod & Deanna Schall Management Experts LLC Realized Estates PH Bill Dudek & Bev Ballantyne- PH n John & Bette Sellars McDonald's Corporation $1,307,768 received Dudek Cody Shay Merck Partnership For Giving Estate of Howard & Opal Baker PH ª Kelly & Tammy Ewing Everett Brian Smith & Sarah Meyers Meredith Corporation Estate of R. Edwin/Joy H. Browne P Leslie & Linda Carmichael Gamble Summit Promotional Group LLC Microsoft Corporation Estate of Edward & Alice Buckley Jim & Jeannie Gibson Thomas Farm Quality Meats Multivac Estate of Betty Clark Budworth Graham & Donabelle Graham David J. Trewhitt Nationwide Foundation Estate of Glenna N. Chapin Beth A. Gregory Jan Trewhitt Nebraska Impact VBC Estate of Nelvada Surbaugh Dean t Randall & Laurie Johnson Hale Thomas & Meg Trewhitt Northrop Grumman Foundation Estate of Virginia T. Funkhouser Nancy E. Halferty Dale & Jeannine Andersen Ward Orthosport Rehabilitation, Inc. Estate of Flora M. Holmes Sandra Chadwick Hamar Weehler Farms Orthowest, PC Estate of Hugh & Joyce Kensler P « Gregory & Holly Lennon Henson PH ª Robert & Jill White PG & E Corporation Foundation Estate of Evelyn I. Phinney Donn & Peggy Anderson Henson Jim & Debbie Young Pack Leader USA LLC Estate of Claremont & Charlotte PepsiCo Foundation Robinson Pettijohn Auto Center Estate of Edmere & Wayne Shaw Canadians Supporting Canadian Students Plains Exploration/Production Co Estate of Thomas W. Thatcher Jr. Procter & Gamble Estate of John & Shirley Whipple George & Linda Allen P t Donald & Mary Bavington Mitchell Pyco, LLC. P t Neil & Kathy Badder n Janet Spiller O'Dor Quick Set Printing, LLC Foundations P Allan & Marianna Badder P t John & Judy Badder Pickard H James & Janet Poirier Restless Wind, Inc. $824,993 received P Douglas & Sandra Badder Laurie Primeau Riverside Mission Florist, Inc. Anschel-Eilian Family Charitable Eugenia Carandang Dale Remsbery Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Foundation Wayne & Linda Carroll n Donald & Alberta Richardson sanofi-aventis Arizona Community Foundation Michael & Marie Njeim Coulson Joan Sagle Schimmer, Inc. Bruce & Lucille Lambert Charitable Chris Fong P t Bertha M. Shaw Specialty Body & Paint Inc. Foundation Irene M. Gordon P Brad & Michelle Bossert Shaw State Farm Companies Foundation The DEKKO Foundation Barb Hillson P t JR & Carol Shaw Summit Lending Group Fairchild Martindale Foundation Brian Hillson P Samuel & Shauna Smalldon Summit Masonry, Inc. Graceland Canadian Foundation Julie Hryniewica P Stephen & Marian Thompson Summit Promotional Group LLC Greater KC Community Foundation PH Gwendolyn Johnson Bob & Dorothy Tubman Synergy Therapies, LLC HNI Charitable Foundation PH Lucienna Jones Shaun Tubman Bank of New York Health Care Foundation of KC William & Rowena Leney P ª Darwin & Ethel Wismer Boeing Company Jonathan B. Bredin Foundation Claudia Hryniewicz Levesque Ho-Kwan & Kimberley Reynolds Prudential Foundation Minneapolis Foundation Mavis Smith McDonald Wong Toshiba Business Solutions Richard & Norma Small Foundation n Gloria Farthing McLean Krista M. Woodend Union Pacific Corporation Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust n Amy Lee Meunier Walt Disney Company Foundation Salgo-Noren Foundation Wells Fargo & Company Shaw Foundation South Central Iowa Community New Heritage Club Members Churches Foundation The Heritage Club honors those who remember Graceland in their $265,850 received The Vredenburg Foundation estate plans. Name Graceland as a beneficiary in a trust, will, IRA The Wallfam Fund Community of Christ Scottsbluff NE or insurance policy and join over 350 other members by giving your Woods Family Charitable Foundation Community of Christ Brighton CO ultimate gift. Call us for membership details: 800-645-3582. Lamoni Community of Christ Community of Christ World Fundraising Consortia P « Doris Marriott Anderson P ® Carolyn Brooner Hedrick Headquarters $34,919 received n Steve &Rosie Bankson ª Barbara &Richard Howard Gardena Community of Christ Iowa College Foundation P Dr. Howard &Junia Braby P Lucienna Jones Live Oak Community of Christ JustGive.org P Elizabeth C. Clarke P Jean Ann (Ford) &Keith Knox P Paul &Jeanne (Sundell) Davis P ª Roland &Beth Marolf “My experiences so far have been very good. I enjoy the American Bill &Kathy (Young) Davis P ª Eleanor Putnam Bruner P ® Dr. Joseph &Iris McBride Sage system and all my friends that I have. I will continue playing P Mark D. Dixon, MD &Peter W. Smith Mark D. Dixon, MD &Peter W. tennis and studying hard so that my parents would be proud of P n James &Margo Montgomery Elvin Smith me, as their son that’s being successful away from home.” P Steven &Sharon Graybill P t Ralph &Carolyn Williams Rodolfo Sanchez, Mexico

40 | Horizons Fall 2013 Donors are recognized for gifts given between June 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013. “P” denotes Presidential Societies member | “H” denotes Heritage Club Member |  denotes 6-9 consecutive years of giving  denotes 10-14 |  denotes 15-19 |  denotes 20-24 |  denotes 25 or more | “**” denotes giving since graduation

Memorial Gifts Donors honored the memory of the following people by making a contri- bution in their names between June 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013 Elsie Garlick Albro Sandy Gleazer Johnson Georgene Garlick Albro Helen Keown Charles A. Allen Katherine Lancaster Koonce Wilmer C. Andes Blake J. Kouri Beulah Lingard Ballantyne Brett A. Kreglo Fred & Sylvia Ballantyne Mildred Ensley Laudie Patricia Bowles Beaty John Blake Lennon Roy J. Benson Amy Turner Lewis H. Ray Brock Robert P. McGraw,, Sr Robert P. Bruch David T. Morgan Jr. Ava Smith Carmichael Barry T. Murphey Phyllis S. Carmichael Doris Limas Nelson Edward E. Closson Barney C. Parker Judy Travis Closson Winnifred Higdon Piepergerdes Ann Burlington Edwards George A. Rosacker Don R. Everett Deborah Axelsen Salyards E. LaVon Crum French Dwayne H. Shannon Marshall & Virginia Funkhouser Charles O. Snethen Paul H. Hampton Bernice Shepard St. Clair Russell W. Harney Mark T. Starr Norman R. Hield Ralph L. Strait Ackerley Computer Science and Barbara McFarlane Higdon Karen Sue Thompson Jeffrey P. Hiles Bryan D. Watkins Technology Scholars Program Gary M. Hill K. Alan Zimmerman James S. Jones, Ph.D. John D. Hinkle

Gifts to Honor Bruce & Janet Ward Worthington R. H. Macy & Co., Inc. Donors made a gift between June 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013 to honor Nationwide Foundation Konrad & Mary Stokman the following people. Kirk & Judy Wemlinger Cross Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation Northrop Grumman Foundation Jeremy & Mendi Graybill David & Barb Robinson Anderson William & Beth Worthington McFarlin Daniel & Laurie Constance Pike Steven & Jeanie Upson Sheyne E. Benedict Bud & Ada Robinson O'Dell PG & E Corporation Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Cameron R. Calloway Malcolm & Roberta Gossadge Ritchie Richard & Marla Cummings Faszholz David W. Kent Curtis D. Calloway David & Darby Benedict Sinclair PepsiCo Foundation Thomas & Lisa Rossman Dr. David B. Carmichael Anonymous Jeffrey & Deanna Willard Herges Ray & Sylvia Maedel MaryBeth Carpenter Evans Jim & Janet Smelser Weigand Plains Exploration/Production Co Walt Disney Company Foundation Bruce & Betty Dugger Graybill Betty Thomas Welch David & Martha Romig Nathan & Tina Coleman Harris Curtis & Christy Smith Harper Blanche Smalldon White Procter & Gamble Wells Fargo & Company Andrew Kreiss & Michael Lewis Bruce & Janet Ward Worthington Bill & Goldia Strong Mustain Shauna Dilks Fazio James R. MacDonald Prudential Foundation sanofi-aventis Coral & Kim Hampton Johnson William & Wendy Wilcox Brian Employer Matching Employee Donors $86,980 Received from Employers 2012-13 Named Scholarships Alaska Airlines Eli Lilly & Company Foundation *Scholarships that weren’t awarded to students are either new funds John & Diana Wise Hice Michael Wiley & Dana Cochran-Wiley without earnings to distribute, no student met the criteria of the fund, American International Group General Electric Foundation or the distribution was small and was held to make a larger award later. Gary Enoch & Deborah Worthington Dana Donald Freberg Ameriprise Financial David & Valerie Videtto A to Z Manufacturing Endowed Charlie A. and Winnifred D. Alms Dobrin & Eliza Kolev Byron & Phyllis Wilcoxson Werges Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Amica Mutual Insurance Company Generali USA Life Reassurance Co Samuel Humphrey Genna Mervis Kenneth & Joan Johnson Andreas & Rebecca Shaw Stabno Aaron House Scholarship Endowed Phil Nagbe Bank of America Foundation IBM Corporation Trust Fund Antoine Saint Felix Kirt D. DeHaan Alvin & Bonita Gates Christensen Swan Ronald Holt Alumni Endowed Scholarship Bank of New York Warren & Kathy Miller McCracken Ackerley Computer Science and Whitney D. Atwood Constance L. Thatcher David & Nadine Nielson Tubbs Technology Scholarship Lynley Closson Boeing Company Intel Corporation Brian Anders Colby Connely Stephen & Stassi Cramm Doug & Jackie Nelson Andrew Fryer Rebecca Ferguson Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund JP Morgan Chase Foundation Vince Goodliffe Parker Grundman Robert & Audrey Richardson Amanda Spake Zhenya Liu Carley McClain Caterpillar Foundation Live Oak Community of Christ Suchit Malla Dorvell Stewart David & Hilary Duke Leo & Carole Caesar Carter Martin Courtney Tripp CenterPoint Energy Lockheed Martin Corporation Len McClellan Leah Wheeler David & Karen Booth Jewell Jeremy & Mendi Graybill Samuel McFarlin Derrick White Chevron Companies USA Inc. McDonald's Corporation Young Park Kate Ytell Clifford L. Carr Don & Joni Lysinger Myers Trevor Smith David and Barbara Anderson Cisco Systems, Inc. Merck Partnership For Giving David Walters Textbook Fund Eric & Carla Cox Mark & Jennifer Brock Olson Gene Waugh Melissa Alama ConocoPhillips Company Meredith Corporation Austin Webberley Toya Alexander Roy & Sandra Woods Todd & Joan Riesberg Bindel Robert and Dorothy A. Adair Samuel Ansong Dow Chemical Company Microsoft Corporation Endowed Scholarship* Chris Bennett Donald & Patricia Syckle Sibbald Susan E. Bevington Adams Nursing Endowed Scholarship Randy Bergan Lynn & Kathryn Olson Sharp Kendra Petrie Deontae Brown

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Thelma E. Anderson Memorial Dorothy McLain Boswell Endowed Brush Creek USA Mission Center 2013 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Bradley Tanner Julia Dale Jacob McClellan Zola and Charles Angeroth Shanna O'Malley Shelby Runkle Willard Brown Scholarship Endowment Helen Marie Boyle Nursing Scholarship Kalyn Zupan Stanley Burch Zachary Robinson Jordon White Steve Cackler Textbook Endowment Karima Burns Joseph H. Anthony & Mabel Carlile Ruth O. Bradley Memorial Endowed Jasmine Johnson Codie Callies Hyde Music Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Brandon McNeal Joshua Cato Brett Hall Kinsey Wellington Jordon White Eddie Chadwick Abygail Mason Nettie May Bramer and Albert and Canadian Student Scholarship Jaclynne Collins Ash Women's Soccer Scholarship Nancy Carney Endowment Joyce Baker Maleta Daughtery Gisela Arrieta Paige Robino Madison Esch Albano Dede Leslie Carroll Judith and William Brett English Andrew Fryer Kenyatah Denson Derly Castano Endowed Scholarship Deanna Manocchio David Edmondson Maria Cortes Ramos Arlyn Kauffman Lucas Peckham Taylor Eoff Rebecca Ferguson Ross Krischel Laryssa Vachon Nicholas Gaitan Dani Gonzalez Chacon William and Judith Brett Biology Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Carlson Endowed Marcus Griffin Laura Hernandez Toca Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Zakia Hart Yuli Munoz Joseph Kobeski Kristin Thatcher Marc Hernandez Ainsley Nagora Kodi Millard Ava Carmichael Theatre and Speech Collin Hughes Sydney Nolan Dirinna Uwakwe Scholarship Michael Lintz Sarahi Ortiz Casillas Glenn and Mary Lou Briggs Memorial Jake Kaufman Jozef Lukey Badder Family Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Dr. David B. Carmichael Pre-Med Thomas Masaniai-Farm Madison Esch Audrey Lai Scholarship Jules Maxi Joseph and Fern Seaton Baldwin Elsa and Blayne Brookes Endowed Nathan Daugherty Brandon McNeal Endowed Scholarship Scholarship* Phyllis Carmichael Memorial Paris Moore Julia Dale Orman and Colleen Brooner Endowed Scholarship Jasmin Morales Shanna O'Malley Endowed Scholarship Tanner King Kendra Mouton Earl and Marjorie Mussell Bandlow Andrew Sloop AJ Pettry Phil Nagbe Memorial Scholarship Addison Wardell Brown Jr. Endowed The Carpenter-Andover Endowed Brianna Nelson Michelle Maqueda Scholarship Scholarship Kenneth Newman Patricia (Bowles) Beaty Memorial Christopher Chambers Patrick Minor Savanna Oakes Endowed Scholarship Jami Ruckman Effie Case Carroll Nursing Award Tiana Paialii Salina Ropati Hannah Wouters Bo Burasco Heather Percifield Mary Ann Becker Endowed Scholarship Annajean Brown Memorial Endowed Norman T. and Rosa Carter Endowed Cheyanne Rawson Hilary Sims Music Scholarship Scholarship Natalia Robles Marjorie Belville Endowed Scholarship Analyn Blake Markell Province Salina Ropati Makenzie Ross Anna Hill Abigail Thompson Shelby Runkle Evelyn Berryman Barritt Creativity Blake Smith Center for Free Enterprise Antoine Saint Felix Award Endowment* Jerry Brown and Denise Dudley Scholarships* Olivia Smith F. Marian Bishop DSA Endowed Endowed Scholarship Cheville House Endowed Leadership Bre Suyeyoshi Scholarship Darius Mabon Scholarship Jeremy Suyeyoshi Keirstan Henry Bruch Family Agricultural Business Bryan Tidwell Cordell Towers Levi Wilson Scholarship Lois Marie Christensen Endowed Jorduan Towers-Cook Alma and Kay Blair Historical Award* Jon Bowman Scholarship* Dirinna Uwakwe Delbert and Helen Bogue Endowment Erica Frederick Margaret L. Christensen Endowed Halamehi Vailea Julia Dale Gregory Hensley Scholarship Jamie Whitfield Shanna O'Malley Kevin Irr Brandon Gates Jaymie Willis Frances Hurst Booth Endowed Kirstin L. Kuball Center for Christian Leadership B. G. and Doris Anderson Endowed Scholarship Joseph Mickelson Scholarship Scholarship Samuel Clegg Eva Roberts Jade Gomez Joseph Canady Cleo L. Boswell Endowed Scholarship Trey Sathoff Kenneth and Nellie Chun-Ming Benjamin & Audentia Anderson Tyler Horringa Elizabeth Sieleman Endowed Scholarship International Endowed Scholarship* Halamehi Vailea

hen asked why she gives to Graceland’s general scholarship fund, Laurie Nipper ’85 Heintz responded with words of Wwisdom. “We have received blessings of knowledge, nurturing and wonderful friendships from the Graceland community. Contributing to its needs allows us to enable others to receive those blessings in their lives too.” Ardian Ferati is one of the students able to attend Graceland through the generosity of donors. The Kosovo native received an academic scholarship to come to Graceland, following in his older sister Flora’s footsteps. “I consider myself lucky to be a part of the Graceland community,” said Ardian. “Receiving the scholarships reminded me to work hard so I could convince others that I deserve them.” An honors program student, Ardian is majoring in Business Administration and International Studies and hopes to attend graduate school after receiving his degree from Graceland. “I cannot even measure the amount of encouragement I’ve received here,” said Ardian.

42 | Horizons Fall 2013 Donors are recognized for gifts given between June 1, 2012 and May 31, 2013. “P” denotes Presidential Societies member | “H” denotes Heritage Club Member |  denotes 6-9 consecutive years of giving  denotes 10-14 |  denotes 15-19 |  denotes 20-24 |  denotes 25 or more | “**” denotes giving since graduation

Class of '52 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Thelma Garcia Devin Williams Brandon Washington Rahmana Schooler Cody Grande Haseltine, Gilbert, Traver Tennis Class of '56 Endowed Scholarship Arvene Petz Edwards Disorganized Leon Howard Endowed Scholarship James Andrews 49ers Music Endowed Scholarship Dennis Lasley Jamie Sordyl Class of '58 Endowed Scholarship Daniel Rose Kris Mercado Clarence and Marjorie Heaviland Taylor Brammer Wesley and Jeanette Elvin Endowed Shanna O'Malley Scholarship Class of '59 Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Liliana Rodriguez Frank Daniels Elizabeth Hager Alyssa Cole Damon Saint Thomas James and Lorene Henson Endowed Class of '60 Endowed Scholarship Tray Nash Allen Sales Scholarship Julia Dale Elwell, Barr, Nevill and Montague General Scholarship Endowment Sophia Ringsdorf Shanna O'Malley Endowed Scholarship Julia Dale Jeanette Deane Hewitt Endowed Art Class of '61 Endowed Scholarship Kevin Irr Shanna O'Malley Scholarship Julia Dale Rodger R. Engel Endowed Science A. R. "Willie" Gilbert Endowed Renee Crandall Shanna O'Malley Scholarship Scholarship Dane Mahi Class of '62 Endowed Scholarship* Weston Heintz Ryan Young Clarence Higdon Endowed Scholarship Class of '79 Endowed Scholarship Rodney and Lucy Engel Endowed Edmund J. Gleazer School of Scott Higdon Anthony Robinson Scholarship Education Scholarship Rachael Howard E.E. and Julia Closson Memorial Andrea Benitez Angela Albertson Hana Piepergerdes Scholarship Nyakor Duop Karla Arnold Bret Remmenga David Edmondson Martin Mercer Cindy Begley Ben Vinck Megan Specht Maddy Thompson Erin Callahan Laura Vinck Ken Cochran Tennis Scholarship Aaron C. Engle Ceramics Award Tanda Castle Sarah Vinck Endowment Felicia Williams Aimee' Dody Dr. Frank Hough Endowed Scholarship Melynda Simmons MaryBeth Evans Endowed Scholarship Laura Goldman Willard Brown Mary E. and Virgil D. Cochran Tennis Jaime Barrow Emily Gray Fernell and James Houghton Scholarship Farmers Cooperative Agricultural Ross Krischel Endowed Scholarship Raul Mendez Carranco Business Scholarship Danica McLain Julia Dale Tom Cochran Pre-Law Memorial Tyler Pettit Andrew Murphy Shanna O'Malley Scholarship Nick Rossman Hana Piepergerdes Roger Hubbard Endowment* Meredith Meador Jordan Stewart Nequila Schulenberg Gene M. and Jeannine L. Hummel Doris M. Conklin Memorial Foreign Cacey Wilson Amanda Stiner Endowed Scholarship Student Scholarship Endowment Richard F. and Mae C. Feeney Cindy Uhlman Rebecca Ferguson Tensae Woldesellasie Endowed Scholarship Matthew Uppman Hannah Wouters Jaynne Corum Memorial Scholarship Jess Godfrey Delmar T. Goode Endowed Ruth L. Hutchcroft Scholarship Juan Jose Mateus Rubiano Ashley Still Scholarship* Jess Godfrey MayBelle Davenport Endowed Zach Zorich Graceland Canadian Foundation Lindsey Hastings Scholarship Deam and Merle Ferris Endowed Endowed Scholarship* Steve Thurman Joseph Canady Scholarship Bruce and Doris Graybill Science Madison Vanriper Nick Oxley Chris Lopez Scholarship Endowment Constance and Allen Ingamells Jesse Maude Davis Endowed Orval Finkbeiner Grant-in-Aid Amanda Blum Endowed Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Kevin Heil Ariel E. Dickerson David Chaves Amanda Holford Finley Endowed Scholarship Jami Ruckman Isham Family Endowed Scholarship Dean Eric Daykin Endowed Madison Esch Alyssa Tripp Marlee Quirarte Scholarship* Glenn and Harriet Flanders Endowed Sydney Webb Dr. Roger Jensen Memorial DeBarthe Family Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Art and Dorothy Greathouse Scholarship Thomas Krahl Ashleigh Blink Endowment for Student Aid Julia Dale DeHaan Family Enactus Endowed Calvin V. French Endowed Scholarship Lukas Tankersley Gerald Jeschke Memorial Nursing Scholarship Samuel Humphrey Jerry Gregg Memorial Endowment Award Lynley Closson LaVon French Music Endowed Monique LaForce Lance Gutierrez Ben Vinck Scholarship Geoffrey Grice Memorial Scholarship Bradley G. and June Fisher Johnson DeHaan Family Enactus Scholarship Analyn Blake Jashy Rivera Santiago Scholarship Caitlyn Barbour Anna Hill Verna Gustavas Endowed Scholarship* Michelle Storm Brandon Bennett Blake Smith Kurtis McKnabb Sandra Gleazer Johnson Endowed Daniel Harmon Virginia and Marshall Funkhouser Samuel and Audrey Hammond Seminary Scholarship Hilary Martin Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Jake Schlemper Nelvada Surbaugh Dean Endowed Chris Roxburgh Collin Barbour Marcia West MAR Scholarship* Christabelle Gard Endowed Kara Goodwin Kaleikau Family Endowed Scholarship* Fred and Martha Dearborn Endowed Scholarship Thomas Levens Asa Kaler Scholarship Scholarship Kelsey McPherson Taylor Martin Toya Alexander Rob Jaschke General Music Scholarship Brianna Nelson Jake Bellon Edith Barr Deter and Eugene Edward Anna Hill Daniel Rose Kansas City Alumni Chapter Endowed Deter Endowed Scholarship Blake Smith Amanda Swift Scholarship Lydia Bendorf General Music Endowed Scholarship Hampton Tennis Athletic Department Jake Bellon Nanci Diddle Memorial Nursing Analyn Blake Scholarship Ruth Russell Keith Memorial Endowment Anna Hill Tati Varela Fontecha Scholarship Endowment Tyler Calvert Blake Smith Wanda Ann Hansen Endowed Music Kurt Van Kuiken Distinguished Service Award General Scholarship Fund Scholarship Drs. Charles and Kenneth K. Keown Endowed Scholarship M. Scott Bacon Daniel Rose Memorial Scholarship Sariah Williams David Blosser Paul M. Hanson Endowed Scholarship* Leon Howard Diversity Scholarship Endowment Ray Brown Merle and Jeanette Harmon Endowed Kihei Property and Kona Lot Fund Karima Burns Willard Brown Scholarship (Dolly Richmond Fund) Amy Nelms Joshua Cato Melissa Alama Holden Awong Gary A. Dyer, M.D. Endowed Biology Eddie Chadwick Sadie Alama Samuel Kalingo Scholarship* Chase Clausen Ashley Newell Thomas Masaniai-Farm Marion R. and LaVaun M. (Bruns) Julia Dale Heman Harp Memorial Endowed Matt Nakandakari Earnest Endowed Scholarship Greg Ekong Scholarship Anthony Robinson Tara Zwer Dante Ento Max Stuck Bronson Sagon Vicky Ebeling Cromwell & Grace Ardian Ferati Robert and Lois Hartnett Endowed Amber Sistoza Starner Ebeling Scholarship Juan Frazier Scholarship Bre Suyeyoshi Zach Zorich Erica Frederick Jordon White Jeremy Suyeyoshi Ann Burlington Edwards Memorial

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Mackenzie Zeiler Dora Tass Partney Endowed Dale Norris Shaw Memorial Endowed 2013 George Leialoha Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship* Gloria Rumley Paris Moore Rigby and Ruth Leighton Endowed Thomas C. Patton Memorial Endowed Wayne and Carol Shields Family Halamehi Vailea Scholarship Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Brandi Vierra Emily Boychuck Catelin Persall Heath Boyer Lottie Hodges Knee Endowed Nursing John Lennon Memorial Scholarship Eva Roberts Amy Terry Scholarship Tyler Abbott Evelyn Phinney Make a Difference Clemit and Daisy Simpson Endowed Kelsey Ray Herb and Mary Lively Endowed Scholarships* Scholarship The Blake Joseph Kouri Memorial Scholarship Rasmussen Soccer Program/ Joshua Cato Scholarship Endowment Jeremy Suyeyoshi Scholarship Norma and Richard Small Jordan Salazar Clarence and Margaret Luvaas Mario Ayala Scholarship Brett Kreglo Memorial Endowed Scholarship Brandon Beresford Eva Roberts Scholarship Eddie Chadwick Lamin Ceesay Damon Saint Thomas Matt Graybill Franklin Hale Lysinger Music Yacine Hamchaoui Jeffrey Stevens John William Krug Endowed Scholarship* Julian Matthews Dorvell Stewart Scholarship* Macon Missouri Scholarship* Sebastian Pineda Gordillo Ralph and Viola Smith Music Bettye Fredrick Kuhnert Memorial John Madsen Endowed Scholarship Andy Quintanilla Scholarship Endowment Endowed Scholarship Haley Larson Trenton Thielfoldt Jessica Dotson Colleen Smith Bette (Needham) Marshall Canadian Joseph Reed World Fellowship Kaitlin White Dr. Lorna Labayen Outreach Int'l and Endowed Scholarship Endowment* Nancy Susan Smythe Music Honors Scholarship Deanna Manocchio Jim and Mary Renfroe Endowed Scholarship Endowment Anna Cleland-Leighton Peter Vink Scholarship Angela Jensen Lynley Closson Alice McKim McCormick Endowment* Amber Dalton Grant and Mary Ellen Tennery Snethen Angela Delk Lyle and Ruth McFarlane Endowed Resch Family Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Dona Ferati Scholarship Sydney Brock Cameron Bordinat Rebecca Ferguson Shelby Pyle Rio Grande Valley Texas Endowed June Wiley Besa Maloku Violet McFarlane Endowed Scholarship Scholarship James Doyle Snethen and Mary Nick Mirdha Christa Caldwell Brian Cole Prudence Flanagan Snethen Luis Freitas Opal and Charles McLain Endowed Kevin Cole Memorial Andrew Murphy Scholarship Clarence M. Roark Memorial Samuel Bradley Amy Nelms Callie Clow Endowed Scholarship Otis and Effie (Mattox) Snethen Kendra Petrie Medical/Dental Science Scholarship Michael Lintz Family Endowed Scholarship Xhulia Rapo Endowment Hannah Shields Ashley Still Thomas Vogelsang Nathan Daugherty Irolene B. Roberts Endowed The Snider Family Endowed Bruce and Lucille Lambert Albert A. and Donald R. Mehlisch Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship Endowment* Endowed Scholarship Cody Lame Jasmine Johnson Bruce and Lucille Lambert Endowed Chris Lopez Donald R. Ross Jr. Memorial Bill and Marge Spencer Endowed Nursing Scholarship Ainsley Nagora Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Katherine Banta Sophia Ringsdorf Kevin Irr Mark Lloyd Ali Boos Kristin Thatcher Joseph Mickelson Norman and Jean Spencer Bo Burasco Mehlisch Men's Volleyball Scholarship* Edna Royster Endowed Scholarship* Scholarship Endowment Whitley Cain Mexican Citizen Endowed Scholarship Velma Ruch Endowed English Daniel King Kasey Calton Fernando Orduna Lopez De Lerena Scholarship James Grant Sponsler Memorial Tyler Calvert Jewell Boyd and Viva Root Miller Antonia Davidson Endowed Scholarship Abby Chapman Endowed Scholarship Brandon Gates Max Stuck Christy Clayton Weston Heintz Salgo-Noren Foundation Scholarship James S. and Virginia Snethen Karlee Cole Cleo Hanthorne Moon Scholarship Dora Bosnyak Sponsler Endowed Scholarship Christy Conrad Endowment Sara Bosnyak Cathleen Houk Tara Covey Arlyn Kauffman Nacho Cardenas Honorable Michael Fair Springer Amber Dalton Alexander Ergo Selene Oviedo Cardenas Endowed Scholarship Laura Edwards Martin Mercer Dorothy Briggs Sandage Scholarship Kodi Millard Jennifer Fender Selene Oviedo Cardenas Endowment Chell Scott Alysia Grant Tess Morgan Endowed English Jaclynne Collins Edward L. St. Clair Endowed Jessica Green Scholarship Elizabeth Sandage Students in Free Scholarship* Natnael Haile Cathryn Watkins Enterprise Scholarship St. Louis Stake Regional Endowed Natasha Haley Clara Morrell Japanese Scholarship Bethany Bayne Scholarship YesNa Han Haruna Kanematsu Elizabeth Smith Sandage Scholarship Joshua Cato Jonathan Hanson Roy and Betty Mortimore Scholarship Endowment Ricky Helldoerfer Renee Hoch Endowment Bethany Bayne Mark Starr Memorial Endowed Brandon Kentopp Julia Dale Schaefer-Hunstein Endowed Scholarship Julia Levengood Parker Grundman Scholarship Felipe Martignon Lizarralde Kendra Lollis Ruth Duvic Nelson Memorial Nursing Kristopher McDonald Francis and Elaine Stienon Endowed Kristina McAfee Scholarship Endowment Rod Schall Endowed Volleyball Science Scholarship* Codi McArdle Ali Boos Scholarship Stratman Scholarship for Computer Brandy McCauslin Cherry Phelps Newcom Church Collin Barbour Science/Engineering Danielle McCullough Leadership Award Jerry and Donna (Teague) Scranton Young Park Kristopher McDonald Tyler Horringa Scholarship* Donald L. Sturgis Memorial Katie McMurtrey Leon Howard Seki-Saku Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Endowment Shannon Miller Nursing Endowed Scholarship Jorge Lopez Jamie Curtis Shelby Monaco Ali Boos Dwayne and Dottie Shannon Family Gail Sundell Visual Arts Sculpture Shanna O'Malley Eleanor Baker Parker and B.L. Parker Fine Arts Endowed Scholarship Award Kelly Parker Endowed Scholarship Nate Cochran Tati Davis Angelica Pfeifer Rachel Beggs Jaclynne Collins Jeanne Sundell-Davis Visual Arts Stephanie Polen Lucy Buchan Renee Crandall Works on Paper Award Lauren Smith Jade Gomez Tabi Gonzalez Alison Thomas Jenny Snell Samuel Humphrey Austin Hall L. Don and Jean F. Sutton Endowed Stephanie Swick Katie McMurtrey Kaila Leipard Scholarship Christine Trewhitt Stephen Moore Danica McLain Collin Barbour Kristy Veasman Leah Rushman Elizabeth Reynolds Megan Walker Tensae Woldesellasie

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Enoch, Nelle, Gary and Martha Nadine M. and Leslie E. Whittemore Swanson Endowed Scholarship Endowed Scholarship Samuel Clegg Nick Braund Textbooks Cj Counts Twydell Love Paris Moore Brandon McNeal Alejandro Pena Rodriguez Thistlethwaite (Robert, Gladys, Mary, Les Wight Family Visual Arts Award & Gayle) Scholarship Endowment Daniel Vogelsang Tabi Gonzalez Irene Mary Johnson Thomas Wildermuth Asian-Technology Endowed Scholarship in Music Endowed Scholarship Analyn Blake Zhenya Liu John Thomas International Student Suchit Malla Scholarship Endowment Errol T. and Ada Derry Williamson Sahar Harb Verbel Memorial Endowed Scholarship Carlos Jimenez Lopez Barbara Crawley John Thomas Memorial Science/Math Ruth Wilmot Memorial Endowed Endowed Scholarship Scholarship Tyler Gralheer Heidi Myer Alex Martin Donald and Kathryn Wilson Endowed Kirby Ray Scholarship Edith Thorpe Endowed Scholarship Anna Cleland-Leighton Kevin Irr Darcy Volz Sterling Sherman Woods Family Academic Scholarship Fred L. and Doris J. Tignor Memorial Endowment Endowed Scholarship Kory Brinlee Dwight and Ruth Vredenburg Rachel Clemence Kinsey Wellington Chair in Music Tischer Armstrong Scholarship Edward and Norma (Raines) Woods Sarah Barnes Academic Scholarship Endowment Frank Perez, M.M.Ed. Iola Tordoff Nursing Endowment Kory Brinlee Phillip Rogers Kinsey Wellington Tucker Family Scholarship Woodworth Family Scholarship Meredith Meador Endowment General Faculty Support Class of '52 Library Coffee Lounge Janet Worthington Visual Arts "Best of Rachel Walsh Martha Keen Faculty Development Endowment Show" Award Wm & Isabelle Dearborn Turner Endowment Coliseum Theatre Endowment Megan Specht Entrepreneurial Scholarship Medical/Dental Endowed Chair for Gertrude E. Copeland Endowment Lorne Worthington Political Science Brandon Bennett Science Gerald Edwards Endowment for Free Endowed Scholarship Daniel Harmon Paul E. Morden Endowed Seminary Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Joseph Stouffer Hilary Martin Chair of Religion Gamet Football Endowment Newell and Lois Yates Endowed Ethan Pitt David and Betty Nipper Endowed Ham Club Endowment Scholarship Sophia Ringsdorf Dean's Chair Comm. Christ Seminary Donald F. Harder Memorial Whitney D. Atwood Ben Vinck C.H. Sandage Chair in Business Endowment Amanda Blum Upward Bound Student Textbooks C.H. Sandage Chair of Economics Barbara J. Higdon Peace Studies Nate Cochran Taylor Brammer C.H. Sandage Faculty Fellows Endowment Rhen Corless Dylan Lame Wm and Isabelle Dearborn Turner Jeffrey P. Hiles Honors Endowment Antonia Davidson Steve Thurman Professional Development Franklin Hale Lysinger Music Rachael Dessent Christopher Yelle Endowment Endowment Sarah Driscoll Nathan Yelle Dwight and Ruth Vredenburg Endowed Robert E. and Mary E. Maxwell Music Madison Esch Claudia Van Biber Memorial Chair in Music Program Endowment Alysia Grant Endowment Daniel E. and Alice D. Waite Endowed McKain Campus Ministries Endowment Matt Graybill Jeremy Boles Chair in Science Don and Polly Brown Mehlisch Golf Kayla Gruich Carol and Jack Van Eaton Honorary Endowment Tyler Horringa Endowed Scholarship Institutional Support Don and Polly Mehlisch Men's Andrew Martens Julia Dale Alumni Board Visionary Endowment Volleyball Endowment Aaron Martyn Shanna O'Malley Board of Trustees Visionary Endowment Marnie Neal Children's Literature Amy Nelms Rosetta Pearl Van Eaton Scholarship Farm Endowment Library Melinda Null Endowment* G.C. Center for Lifelong Learning Nursing Program Endowment Kendra Petrie Vogel Family Endowed Scholarship Endowment Larry Oiler Research Endowment Ethan Pitt Adri Llamas General Endowment Fund Dale and Violet Robinson Science Markell Province Steven Rodriguez Maid Rite Department Endowment Kelsey Ray L. D. Weldon Track and Field Norma Small Endowment Don and Vicki Ross Free Enterprise Joseph Stouffer Endowed Scholarship Shaw Center Endowment Endowment Lexi Vasquez Christopher Karley Welcome Center Robert R. Russell Science Endowment Ben Vinck Carl F. Jr. and Sally Wheeler Endowed C. H. Sandage Entrepreneurship Peter Vink Scholarship Program Support Endowment Leah Wheeler Victor Mendoza Ackerley Computer Science and Eleanor Sandy Endowment for Early Floyd and Mary Sue Young Endowed Fern Depew Whitlow Scholarship Technology Scholars Program Childhood Development Scholarship Endowment* Paul W. and Lavanda J. Booth Seminary Celia Schall Theatre Endowment Leah Wheeler Endowment Jerry and Donna (Teague) Scranton Bredin Art Endowment Endowment for Education Judith and William Brett English Dwayne and Dottie Shannon Endowments are invested and produce Endowment Endowment income for the university in perpetuity. 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