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ALUMNI PROFILE 4 Chris Hope: A Labour of Love

STUDENT PROFILE 6 Mia Sisic: A Focus on War-Time Rape

4 RESEARCH 8 Dr. Roman Maev: Painting a High-Tech Picture

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NEWS CAMPUS NEWS 10 8 UWINDSOR AUTHORS 30 Alistair MacLeod: 1936 - 2014 A Novelist In No Hurry ALUMNI NEWS 33 ALUMNI EVENTS 38 CLASS NEWS 39 LANCER NEWS 42

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This September, as the campus fills with first-time and returning students, our focus is—as always—to make this year as valuable as possible for each and every one of them. There are countless stories of student achievements over the decades and, with each new year, we look forward to celebrating more. In this issue of VIEW, you will read some examples of ways our students and graduates are making a difference in the world. Our alumni and friends of the University of Windsor contribute to this in many ways. Success begins with desire, talent and hard work, and is enabled by dedicated faculty and staff. But its fulfilment often is realized only because of the support of others. For that reason, we shine a light in this issue on the University of Windsor’s Annual Giving Program (AGP). Through the participation of students who call donors during the AGP fall phonathon, the contributions of on-campus donors, and the many donors, far and wide, who believe in the University, success becomes a collective endeavor and a shared pride. To all of Dr. Alan Wildeman you, we offer a sincere “thank you”. The AGP provides funding for scholarships and bursaries, innovation in classrooms, and discovery in laboratories. Across all of our faculties, you can find examples of how this program makes a critical difference. Many of you reading this issue of VIEW have yourselves been the beneficiary of its support, and may have a story to share of how it enabled you to reach your own goals. There is much happening across campus in support of student success. I encourage you to stay connected with us, visit when you can, and share your thoughts. As we continue to shape the university experience to be one that prepares students for a lifetime, you might be the reason students are inspired to broaden their horizon.

ALAN WILDEMAN President and Vice-Chancellor

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ALUMNI PROFILE BY CLAUDIO D’ANDREA Chris Hope A LABOUR OF LOVE

Chris Hope stood in front of a group of It also caught the eye of the Japanese high school students in Osaka, Japan, high school teacher, who would later offer to last February, and tried to impress upon translate the film into his language and invite them a valuable life lesson: learn as much Hope to talk to his students. as you can about your family history before it’s The students lit up when Hope spoke, he too late. says, and later confided to their teacher that The UWindsor MBA ’09 graduate spoke they had gone home afterward to ask their from his own experience of connecting families about their own experiences. with his family’s past and the resulting 2012 “The kids were absolutely shocked because documentary, “Hatsumi: One Grandmother’s the grandparents had never really engaged Journey Through the Japanese Canadian them before,” says Hope. “And, suddenly, the Internment.” grandparents had come back with pre-war It’s a compelling and intensively personal photos that [the kids] never knew existed story about his grandmother Nancy Hatsumi because the Japanese post-war history is really Okura’s memories of the internment of the marked by shi kata ga nai”. Japanese in Canada during World War II. That Japanese philosophy translates to In the film, Hope travels with his mean “it can’t be helped” and represents the grandmother, who died in 2013, back to culture’s reserve in the face of adversity. This Telegraph Cove, B.C., and the ‘Okura House,’ also served as the documentary’s theme. built by her husband, Ken, who was separated from Nancy when he The talk at the high school was covered by Japan’s main news was sent to work in the road camps of Alberta at that time. service and seen by millions, says Hope, who was in the country on a The two also made a sojourn to Japan to visit her brother, leadership program sponsored by the Japanese government. “I never in Tadao Hashimoto. During the internment, he’d gone blind and been a million years could have pictured myself in the early days here in Japan “repatriated” to Japan by the Canadian government after the war after and having my experience resonate with a bunch of high school students cutting off his medical treatment. from halfway around the world,” he says. “That was absolutely amazing.” The documentary brings such stories to life through the testimony He was well into the process of gathering material and filming his of his grandmother and other witnesses, photos, his grandparents’ grandmother when he began his studies at the University of Windsor. diaries, and family home movies. A business lawyer at Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP in Toronto, he had In addition to telling the story of his own family, the documentary previously worked as a producer at the CBC, Cookie Jar Entertainment also includes archival footage that recounts how 23,000 B.C. residents and Alliance Films Inc. living along the coastline were given only hours’ notice to pack their When he’s not busy working at Cassels Brock where he focuses on bags and be taken to a “resettlement centre”. Considered a threat entertainment, intellectual property and media law, Hope’s latest film after the bombing of Pearl Harbour, their property was seized by the project is working as a producer on a documentary about a group of government and then either sold or left to rot. widely heard but largely unknown studio musicians, The Wrecking Crew. By the time the documentary was released to coincide with the They recorded from the 1950s to the ’70s and had more number 70th anniversary of the Japanese-Canadian internment, Hope had one hits than any other group in history, playing the music on records invested 12 years and considerable finances into the project. by artists like Frank Sinatra and Nat King Cole and groups like the The film has garnered praise and the attention of Academy Award- Beach Boys, Simon and Garfunkel and The Monkees. nominated filmmakers Atom Egoyan and Deepa Mehta as well as Giller Meanwhile, there’s his day job. “My primary focus in life is to be the Prize-winning author Vincent Lam. best copyright and entertainment lawyer that I can be.” nv

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Mia Sisic A FOCUS ON WAR-TIME RAPE

Mia Sisic may have to journey to some very dark places in “I went to a pre-screening of the film and met with some of the the months ahead, but she can still see the light off in the people who worked on it,” she said. “They think they can connect me distance. with women who were raped during the war.” A graduate student in applied social psychology, Sisic’s PhD Sisic expects the work to be busy and time-consuming, but she’s research is focused on coping strategies used by women who have clearly used to balancing a heavy load. Besides her own research, been raped during times of war. she’s a program facilitator for the sexual assault resistance education “I focus on the things that people might not find too uplifting, program, a series of workshops for women that teaches the best but they still need to be addressed,” says Sisic, who earned both her methods for defending themselves against sexual assault attempts undergraduate and master’s degrees at UWindsor. “There hasn’t been by men they know. She is also a research assistant on a project that a lot of psychological research conducted on war rape. There’s been is evaluating the Bystander Initiative, a unique program that teaches a lot on peace-time rape. And, of the research that has been done on participants how to effectively intervene and prevent sexual assaults war-time rape, little of it focuses on women’s actual experiences.” before they happen. Sisic grew up in a small town in what was still Yugoslavia in the In addition, Sisic co-ordinates the psychology department’s early 1990s during a bitter war that would research participant pool, a collection of about eventually divide her home country along “I WANT TO FOCUS ON 1,500 undergrads in psychology and business ethnic and religious lines. She’ll soon return to who earn extra marks for participating in Bosnia and Herzegovina to interview women WOMEN’S RESILIENCE research projects. who were raped during that war. While she And, if all that’s not enough, she’s also expects she’ll hear abhorrently sordid details, RATHER THAN ON THE president and a member of the negotiating her work will centre on what helped those team for CUPE 4580, the union that represents victims survive. NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES” graduate and teaching assistants. She’s “I want to focus on women’s resilience MIA SISIC the departmental representative on the rather than on the negative consequences,” Graduate Student Society, and president of she says, adding that her dissertation will also the University of Windsor Community Action incorporate some existing research literature on the psychology of Group, which leads fundraising drives for community organizations well-being. “I think it will be hard, but it will be more rewarding than if like the Hiatus House women’s shelter, The Windsor Youth Centre and I had just talked about the negative consequences.” Pathway to Potential, an anti-poverty initiative. There are no reliable statistics for war-time rape, but it’s estimated One might naturally wonder how she manages to keep so many that anywhere between 20,000 to 50,000 women were raped during balls in the air at once, but Sisic says she’s made good progress with all the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. With the help of a $2,500 grant of her schoolwork. from the Windsor chapter of the Canadian Federation of University And if there’s one common denominator among all of her efforts, Women, Sisic plans to make at least one trip to Sarajevo to interview it’s her sense of social justice and a genuine desire to help as much as 15 Bosnian Serb, Bosnian Croat and Bosnian Muslim women. she possibly can to make the world a better place. She anticipates some of those participants will be women who “I don’t want these problems to exist,” she says. “I want to see a were the subject of “I Came to Testify”, a PBS documentary narrated time in my life when we don’t need to do this kind of work anymore. by Matt Damon that was one of a five-part series called “Women, War I don’t know if it’s possible to make all of the changes I want, but & Peace”. The film focuses on a group of 16 women imprisoned and certainly we can get to a place where things are better for most people, repeatedly raped by Serb-led forces in the Bosnian town of Foca. rather than just a few.” nv

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RESEARCH BY STEPHEN FIELDS

Dr. Roman Maev PAINTING A HIGH-TECH PICTURE

Walk into the Louvre, take a flash photo of the Mona Lisa help experts to reveal forgeries, a $6-billion per year trade, according and, chances are, you’ll be promptly escorted out by some to the FBI. In fact, it’s the third most lucrative crime in the world after rather unhappy security guards. Besides obvious copyright drug trafficking and the illegal weapons trade, says Maev. and security concerns, museum curators take a dim view of light Naturally, museum curators expressed apprehension when told from flashbulbs hitting the priceless art works for which they’re how the process works. But in fact, exposure may be hundreds of responsible. times less than the regular light that a painting is exposed to during So Roman Maev and Dmitry Gavrilov PhD ’14 weren’t surprised the course of a day, according to an article they recently published when their suggestion to blast paintings with an intense pulse in the “Canadian Journal of Physics”. of light as part of a method to determine their condition and “Touching the painting with your finger actually raises the authenticity was met with some initial resistance. temperature of the painting more than this process does,” says “They thought we were crazy,” admits Dr. Maev, University Gavrilov. of Windsor physicist and director of the Institute for Diagnostic So far, the researchers have employed the process at the Imaging Research. Fitzwilliam Museum at the University of Cambridge and in Moscow Thermography, however, is gradually being embraced as a at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. method of both authenticating works of art and helping curators In Cambridge, they analyzed a series of seven paintings better understand what’s required to preserve them. Maev and called Triumph of the Eucharist by P.P. Rubens. Their goal was to Gavrilov are paving the way for its acceptance. determine whether the individual panels were painted on separate A method of non-destructive evaluation, thermography can be wood plates or if they were painted on one large panel that was used to analyze the properties, structure and condition of a painting cut into pieces after the fact. Their analysis revealed that three of by studying its temperature dynamics. In various other forms, it’s the panels had similar wood grain structure, while other panels had used for everything from medical diagnostic imaging to thermal entirely different wood grain. mapping for detecting heat loss in buildings. The team journeyed to the National Gallery of London to work For Maev and Gavrilov’s purposes, it involves sending a rapid on a collaborative international Rembrandt project this past summer. pulse of light with an optical flash that slightly raises the surface Thermography, however, isn’t the only high-tech process used temperature of their subject. A thermal camera takes a series of by the team, which also includes Darryl Almond, a professor at the snapshots, capturing the temperature at each interval. The pattern University of Bath. Infrared imaging, spectroscopy, UV fluorescence of how the surface cools reveals what’s underneath. analysis and acoustic microscopy are among the other innovative The process can detect defects, various weave patterns in techniques used to conduct pre-restoration analysis of works of art. canvas, and, in some cases, reveal alterations that may have been “It’s breakthrough technology,” says Maev. “As physicists, this is made to a painting over time. fascinating for us.” nv Besides better understanding levels of degradation, it may also

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CAMPUS TRANSFORMATION: WELCOME CENTRE GROUNDBREAKING Another UWindsor improvement is underway

Near-record cold temperatures couldn’t stop the Despite a dusting of snow, the Amico construction University of Windsor from breaking ground on its crew traced the building’s distinctive serpentine outline on Welcome Centre, now under construction at the corner the ground and dignitaries and guests gathered for a quick of Wyandotte and Patricia streets. ceremony to mark the occasion. The 18,000-square-foot, $8.4-million building is slated to open in summer 2015, and will house the offices of Student Admissions and Recruitment, Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications, the University Campaign, Public Affairs and Communications, and Alumni and Donor Records. Staff representing each of these areas took up locations inside the building’s footprint for a unique overhead video shot by film professor Min Bae from an aerial drone hovering above the site. Find more information about the Welcome Centre, including architectural renderings of the unique ribbon- shaped, white glass, enclosure, on the project website: www1.uwindsor.ca/transformation/47/welcome-centre

SUNSET AVENUE CLOSURE

The UWindsor Board of Governors approved a $5-million project to close Sunset and Fanchette streets at its meeting Tuesday, June 24. The implementation of stage one of the Campus Master Plan includes: • Creation of a cul-de-sac on Sunset Avenue at the north end of Chrysler Hall, accommodating areas for both turnaround and drop-off; • Closure of Fanchette Street to vehicular traffic west of California Avenue; • Removal of asphalt surfaces from parking lots K, W and L and their replacement with clean gravel—landscaping for these areas is envisioned in the next stage of work; • Removing sidewalks along Sunset Avenue south of Fanchette and replacing them with green space and seating areas. The University hopes to complete the project by the end of 2014.

10 view . fall 2014 DOWNTOWN CAMPUS: UNIVERSITY PURCHASES DOWNTOWN TUNNEL BAR-B-Q SITE

The University of Windsor has purchased the Multi-Media and Film Production studios, versus rugged Tunnel Bar-B-Q (TBQ) site as an alternative location and creative space for the Making Fabrication Labs for for the arts programs originally planned for the Bus metal work, printmaking and sculptural activities. Depot property. Craig Goodman, principal at CS&P Architects Inc., says The Tunnel Bar-B-Q site is located directly to the east that the site will be developed as two distinct buildings, of the Armouries building, and both properties will become each harbouring the vital architectural components and the new home for the University’s School of Creative acoustic treatments specific to the program, and stitched Arts. The Bus Depot site will be a part of the University’s together by a third element as a shared and transparently downtown campus as originally planned, with the intent to inviting student lounge space visually connected to eventually repurpose the existing building for other support Freedom Way. programming. The three building components will be arranged around Dr. Alan Wildeman, president and vice-chancellor, says, a working outdoor arts courtyard that will allow student “We are pleased to secure an ideal footprint in Windsor’s activities to flow seamlessly between the inside and outside. downtown core with the purchase of the Tunnel Bar-B-Q “This is another exciting announcement by the property. The new building on this site will house studio University of Windsor and again reinforces their space to complement the programming in the Armouries commitment to contribute to the vibrancy of downtown,” to the west. We were unable to pursue new construction on said Mayor Eddie Francis LLB ’02. “I am pleased that the the Bus Depot site considering various unique construction University will still find a use for the former bus depot and challenges caused by its location over the Detroit-Windsor is adding yet another dynamic to this creative corridor. Tunnel. The TBQ property has enjoyed a very high profile We look forward to welcoming students and faculty to their in the region as the home of the landmark restaurant at the new home in the fall of 2016.” entry point to Canada from the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel. The University purchased the TBQ property for We see great benefit of this location for the profile of the $4 million and the new building will cost an estimated University of Windsor and for the exciting work of our $8.5 million. Funding for this project will come from the creative artists.” University’s existing bond proceeds and fundraising. The generous dimensions of the TBQ site will Construction of both the Armouries and the TBQ site accommodate the two diverse needs of the program, which will begin this year and be built in tandem, with an opening can be categorized into clean and controlled space for the set for the fall of 2016.

MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTRE RECEIVES NEW NAME

In recognition of the finalization of the estate of Murray O’Neil, the University of Windsor has announced that its medical education building, home to the Windsor Program of the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, will be named the Dr. Murray O’Neil Medical Education Centre. In addition, the Dr. Murray O’Neil Scholarship will be created to benefit students from the Windsor-Essex community admitted to the Windsor Program. “This is an exceptional gift to the University of Windsor,” said president Alan Wildeman. “Dr. Murray O’Neil was a highly respected physician known across the community. He understood the importance of having medical education in this part of the province, and it is truly an honour to have his name become a part of the future of the University and of medical education and care in Windsor-Essex.”

view . fall 2014 11 UWINDSOR CHANCELLOR NAMED TO ORDER OF CANADA

UWindsor chancellor Ed Lumley Also named a member of the order BComm ’61 was one of 86 was former UWindsor faculty member appointments to the Order of Ramona Lumpkin. Now president of Canada announced in June by Gov. Mount Saint Vincent University, Gen. David Johnston. Dr. Lumpkin served as UWindsor dean Lumley will be invested as a of continuing education from 1992 member of the order—one of the to 1997. country’s highest civilian honours—at John de Chastelain, a senior advisor a ceremony to be held later this year. to the University’s Jerusalem Old The honour recognizes outstanding City Initiative and former chief of the achievement, dedication to the Canadian Defence Staff, was named a community and service to the nation, companion of the order. Among other in Lumley’s case, most notably his tenure as federal honourees were film director David Cronenberg, astronaut industry minister. Chris Hadfield and satirist Rick Mercer.

STRATEGIC PRIORITY FUNDS ANNOUNCED FOR 2014-15

Support for the Three Minute Thesis competition is a • Graduate Student Conference Travel Support and small investment with a big payoff, say organizers. Professional Socialization - Financial support for graduate A boost in base funding of $7,700 per year allowed students seeking to participate in professional conferences the University of Windsor to host the annual research and exhibitions; communication event, one of 13 projects to receive monies • Institutionalizing the Bystander Initiative to Mitigate Sexual this year from the Strategic Priority Fund (SPF). Assault on Campus - A two-year Bystander Initiative The competition requires graduate students to describe position to solidify and magnify the benefits of the their research and its significance to a lay audience in three University’s existing sexual assault prevention education; minutes. The University of Windsor has participated for the • Lancer Support and Mentoring Scheme - Appointment of a past two years—MHK candidate Yasina Somani qualified for part-time Lancer Support Co-ordinator; the 2014 national finals. • Master of Engineering Technology - Development of Alison Samson, director of graduate academic services, Canada’s first master’s program in engineering technology; says the program provides valuable experience for students: • Poverty and Social Policy Externship Pilot Program - A “The format of the three-minute presentations helps the partnership between Windsor Law and Pathway to Potential, contestants learn to communicate the importance of their a collaborative anti-poverty network; work and make it intelligible to the public.” • Ancillary Academic Staff Position – Forensic Sciences - A She says the new funding will cover costs like prize monies, limited-term appointment in Forensic Sciences; marketing expenses, a reception for participants, and the travel • Supporting the Academic Writing Needs of Students - costs of UWindsor champions to the provincial finals. This grant will support the continuation of student writing Other projects that received SPF funding in this round support programs through the Academic Writing Desk; include: • Tools for Experiential Learning in Physiology and • An Interdisciplinary Approach to Teaching Effective Neuroscience - Investment in equipment critical to Technical Communications Skills - Establishment of a laboratory neuroscience courses; and humanities-engineering interdisciplinary teaching cohort for • UWindsor Science Academy - Establishment of an the first-year technical communications course; annual one-week, intensive science academic program for • Certification Program in Pedagogy for Online Learning secondary school students. - Design and development of a Certificate Program in the The Strategic Priority Fund, allocated by the Office of the pedagogy for online learning; Provost, supports projects that enhance UWindsor operations • Establishing the Infrastructure for Effective Online Student to meet its strategic objectives. Learn more on its website, Evaluation of Teaching - Establishment of online student www.uwindsor.ca/spf evaluations of teaching;

12 view . fall 2014 $3.5 MILLION IN FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR UWINDSOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING RESEARCH

Funding from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada allows UWindsor researchers to pursue their lines of inquiry, says the recipient of a $210,000 Discovery Grant announced in June. Aaron Fisk BSc ’91, MSc ’95, a professor in the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research and Canada Research Chair in Trophic Ecology, also received a further $110,000 for a shallow draft boat to conduct work near to shore. “This funding will allow my research team to study the mechanisms and processes that shape the aquatic ecosystems of the Great Lakes and Arctic,” he said. “Ultimately this research will contribute to protecting the valuable ecosystem services they provide, ensuring Canadians continue to enjoy and benefit from our vast aquatic resources.” Dr. Fisk’s award was part of $3.5 million for UWindsor researchers announced on campus by Ed Holder, Minister of state for science and technology. Those funds include Discovery Grants, Discovery Accelerator Supplements, Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarships, Postgraduate Scholarships and Postdoctoral Fellowships. Professor Aaron Fisk and Ed Holder, Minister of state for science “Our government is providing the right kind of help to and technology, look over work by student Alex Weidl in Dr. Fisk’s push the frontiers of knowledge in science and engineering research lab.Weidl is shown calibrating the mass spectrometer used and ensure Canada’s leadership for years to come,” Holder here to determine the nitrogen and carbon stable isotope ratios in organic material (most commonly fish tissues). said. “In so doing, we are developing, attracting and retaining the world’s most talented researchers who carry out the scientific research that creates jobs and prosperity “Research and the knowledge it inspires are vital to and improves the quality of life of Canadians.” understanding the world around us and to uncovering ideas UWindsor president Alan Wildeman extended and innovations that address matters related to health, the congratulations to all the University’s research grant environment, sustainability and more. I thank NSERC for its recipients. ongoing support.”

UWINDSOR HOSTS MEETING OF COUNTRY’S BRIGHTEST MINDS AT CANADA-WIDE SCIENCE FAIR

The University of Windsor hosted more than 450 While on campus, delegates participated in UWindsor- delegates from across the country at the Canada- sponsored science activities on May 12 as part of Campus Wide Science Fair that took place May 9-16, 2014 under a Science Investigation Discovery Day. Participants chose national spotlight. from topics ranging from cancer research, physics, Top young scientists from across Canada lived on mathematics, chemistry, engineering, and water research campus during the week, and enjoyed the opportunity to and had a hands-on opportunity to see the type of work exhibit their projects. actually taking place in UWindsor labs. The fair highlights included free public viewing of the The Canada-Wide Science Fair takes place every projects followed by opening ceremonies, all in the St. May in a different Canadian city. Youth Science Canada- Denis fieldhouse. affiliated regional science fairs apply to host the fair up to four years in advance.

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You needn’t look any further than Canada’s national “They didn’t provide the flexibility that players demanded,” pastime to see how innovation can dramatically change a Goodyear said of the old wooden sticks. “Now they use game, according to Gary Goodyear. composite sticks, which are much lighter, provide better “Hockey sticks used to be made of wood,” noted the control, and the velocity of the puck is approaching levels that Minister of State (Federal Economic Development Agency for are astonishing and downright frightful.” Southern Ontario), who was on campus to kick off the 47th He noted that the evolution of the stick is a good example annual International Academy for Production Engineering of how manufacturers are always looking for innovative ways Conference on Manufacturing Systems at the Ed Lumley to improve their products. “Manufacturers have to evolve Centre for Engineering Innovation. and adapt in order to survive in a rapidly changing, global, knowledge-based economy.” Expanding the metaphor, Goodyear said that events like the manufacturing systems conference brings together the right players—academia, industry and government—to protect Canada’s manufacturing sector. “The University of Windsor is a perfect example of the excellent institutions we have in Canada,” he said. “Working as a team, we can all work together to translate knowledge into products, and do it efficiently.” More than 200 engineers and industry representatives from 21 countries attended the conference. Immediately following, the campus hosted the sixth annual conference Minister of State Gary Goodyear kicked off the 47th annual on Industrial Product-Service Systems, with more than 100 International Academy for Production Engineering Conference on manufacturing researchers and industry leaders from Canada Manufacturing Systems, held in late April on campus. and worldwide in attendance.

DAY OF SCIENCE CHALLENGES LOCAL GRADE SCHOOLERS

If there is one thing she hoped her students will take Let’s Talk Science Challenge emphasizes fast thinking, away from the Let’s Talk Science Challenge, said Lakeview competition and teamwork, encouraging young competitors Montessori School teacher Sarah Troup BSc ’04, BEd ”07, it was to view science, technology, engineering and math as fun and that an open mind is essential to mastering any subject. practical choices for their future studies. “We’re always trying to teach students that creativity goes hand-in-hand with science,” she said May 2 at the conclusion of UWindsor’s first hosting of the event. A team of her students—one of 20 from six local elementary schools—won a gold medal for combining knowledge of science with the ability to apply that learning in a hands-on design challenge. Organizer Michelle Bondy, co-ordinator of outreach programs for the Faculty of Science, said the event was a huge success. “The kids were very excited to be doing science all day. Next year will be bigger and better.” She said the event would not have been possible without the work of volunteer UWindsor science students who ran challenges, judged the results, and kept the day organized. Matthew McGregor, a Grade 8 student at Kingsville’s St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Elementary School, said the Carter Mastronardi, Maddie Borland, Matthew McGregor activities were entertaining and educational. “I learned today and Sami Lambier of Kingsville’s St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic Elementary School don their scientific garb. The team won an that soap is hydrophobic!” he said, sporting a lab coat labelled, award as most-spirited participants during the Let’s Talk Science “Lil Einstein.” Challenge.

14 view . fall 2014 BY KEVIN JOHNSON THE CIRCLE OF GIVING 2013-14 Annual Giving Program

Participating in the University of an impact on the campus experience. Seeing how Windsor’s campaign phonathon much people enjoy donating reminds you that it’s has given Malak Nigma a sense a circle—you see people give back and you want of accomplishment. to do it once you’ve started your own career.” A business student who will The annual phonathon does more than graduate this fall, she had experience as a telemarketer before she fuel giving, says Patti Lauzon, director of alumni and donor joined the Annual Giving Campaign team in her first year at the communications. “Reaching out to our graduates is key to our success University. as an institution on so many levels. The student callers have a chance “It was a little challenging at first,” says Nigma, pictured above. to learn about what our grads are up to, and the alumni always “You have to build a connection in a very short time.” appreciate an opportunity to speak with current students.” However, she soon found she enjoyed the job. “It’s a huge reward Lauzon says that regular contact with graduates all over the world when someone donates. It makes you feel like you’re making a is an important way to sustain a sense of community through the difference.” entire alumni family. “The Lancer experience doesn’t end when you A recipient of scholarships and bursaries herself, she has seen first- graduate. We’re so proud of our alumni, most especially those who hand the benefits conferred by donors. “University is very costly, from stay connected to let us know about the impact they are making in textbooks to tuition. When you are able to receive support to help with their professions and in their communities. these expenses, it is so important. Not having to stress about money “And, of course, we appreciate those who support the school, frees you to do better in your studies.” whether it’s by mentoring a student, turning out at an alumni reunion, For that reason, Nigma says that she was happy to join fellow donating to a scholarship fund, or just displaying their pride in their students in calling alumni and other supporters during the phonathon. alma mater.” “It’s all about making someone feel valued. I always believed that Development officer Mona Dosen has set a goal of raising letting them know they are making a difference is a huge thing.” $500,000 in this year’s phonathon, which will run from September She had many conversations with graduates from the Odette School through November. of Business. “They’re so excited to speak to current students. They like “Our team is looking forward to speaking with UWindsor graduates, to share where their education has taken them.” following on the heels of our 50th anniversary celebrations,” Dosen says. It has given her a broad view of career paths open to her, as well “I hope that everyone lucky enough to get a call from our students as insight into University operations. “The calling campaign has such enjoys sharing some memories of their experience here on campus.”

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AGP donations inspire professors and student researchers to develop a Scholarship support, strongly promoted by the AGP program, revolutionary theory by providing funds for research equipment and lab helps to motivate, encourage and reward talented students. facilities.

AGP contributions from UWindsor faculty and staff enrich the overall AGP donations allow libraries to become centres for teaching, learning student experience while rejuvenating campus green space through and research contributing to the creation and transfer of knowledge. donations of plants and trees to acknowledge their philanthropy.

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AGP donations expanded the state-of-the-art, cutting-edge Clinical Learning Through the use of market simulations and live data feeds the Odette Centre, a place where Year One nursing students learn advanced skills Financial Markets Lab, which receives AGP support, enables students to and engage in reality based scenarios using life-like mannequins and bridge the gap between the theory taught in the classroom and the practices standardized patients. of the real business world.

AGP donations support University Players through degree programs Annual Giving helps to preserve our Lancers’ proud history and current that offer an intense curriculum incorporating acting, production achievements by maintaining and improving athletic facilities, adding new training and theoretical knowledge while nurturing the artist and equipment and offering Blue and Gold scholarships that enhance student- educator in each individual. athlete development on the court/field and in the classroom.

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ANNUAL GIVING DOLLARS: IT’S EASY TO GIVE: • Support scholarships and bursaries 1. NEW! Interac on-line payments: You can now use your debit card • Enable students to present their research at national conferences to make a donation when you use our on-line donation form. • Support student participation in competitions www.uwindsor.ca/donations • Enrich student development programs • Fund financial market labs and experiential learning opportunities 2. Credit Card: VISA, MasterCard, American Express • Allow the Leddy Library to keep pace with the need for online digital 3. Personal cheque made payable to the University of Windsor resources (digital journals and digital images of rare books and archival materials) 4. Cash: Visit us on the third floor of Essex Hall, Room 336 • Help equip and upgrade nursing, computer and science labs • Bring prominent guest lecturers to campus 5. Payroll deduction for UWindsor employees • Enhance resources and equipment needs for student-athletes • Fund important alternative energy research 6. Monthly pension deduction for UWindsor retirees • And much more!

SUPPORT FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR IS GROWING, THANKS TO THE GENEROSITY OF OUR ALUMNI AND FRIENDS. THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES OUR DONORS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO THE UNIVERSITY FROM MAY 1, 2013 UNTIL APRIL 30, 2014. THANK YOU ALSO TO THOSE WHO DONATED ANONYMOUSLY.

$1,000,000+ Fred and Lisa Quenneville William E. Baylis Kai Hildebrandt and David L. Strelchuk Brian S. Buttrey Estate of Eleanor Catherine John and Pam Rodzik Norbert Becker S.Wendt-Hildebrandt Edwin K L Tam Mark and Vicki Chauvin Wallace Harry and Sol Sigal Marion Bernath Myron Hlynka Murray and Anna Temple Wing-Keung Cheung Gid and Liliana Sovran Niharendu Biswas Margery J. Holman Cheryl D. Thomas John and Nadine Condon $100,000 - $499,999 Maryhelen M. M. Tso and Helena M. Borges Michael C. Houston Chantal Vallee Allan Conway Tzy-Ping Lin Jane Boyd Gary G. Howell Peter D. Vankessel David L. Corbett Estate of Geraldine Fay Bruce Tucker and Christina William J. Braithwaite Andrew James Roy Verstraete Jamie and Tim Crawley Graham Simmons Paige Brodie Kevin Johnson and Martina Santokh Virdy Noel N. Da Silva Nancy E. Wright Brian E. Brown and Adele Obersat Ronald H. Wagenberg Christine De Santis $50,000 - $99,999 Maria Zorzitto Duck Edward King Lionel R. Walsh Joseph and Kimberly Pamela A. Jones and Kory Andrew and Elaine Buckstein Thomas and Jan Knowlton Gina Wassaerlein DeMarco McIntyre $2,500 - $4,999 Darrell E. Burns Robert E. Krivoshein J. Brooke and Steven White Veronica Didoszak The Estate of Louis Odette John Bitove Angela G. Capannelli-Bates Marvin H. Kurz Betty F. Wilkinson Ronald L. Droste and Marie Richard A. Peddie Benjamin Bordoff and Mark Bates Erika Kustra Larry Wilson L. Durocher John and Norma Richard and Wendy Caron Lisa S. Labute Estate of Winnifred Jean Jeanette Ducharme $20,000 - $49,999 Brockenshire Jan Ciborowski and Lynda Rita and Claudo LaCivita Wilson Richard A. Dumala Bernarda C. Camello-Doctor Carole Curtis Corkum Diane Landry Anne and Clare Vincent Duronio Nicholas Krayacich and Raffaele and Anne Marie Anna Clark William C. Lawrence Winterbottom Melissa A. East Aspila Jennifer Jones Desando David M. Cohn Jaimie M. Loaring and Hugh Alan Wright and Marie- Gwendolyn Ebbett James and Elisabeth Kanasy Cyril and Risa Drabinsky Warren L. Creates J. MacIsaac Jeanne Monette John F. and Mary A. Ellis Harold and Merle Nudelman Bruce and Nancy Elman Joan T. Dalton Alistair and Anita MacLeod Martin Wunder Mary E. Ewasyshyn John W. Spellman Dennis Fairall Thecla Damianakis Rowland Collinge Marshall Chet Wydrzynski David Fisher Robert G. Gaspar Justin W. de Vries Kevin E. McCullough Ronald G. Fisher $10,000 - $24,999 Leo Groarke Paul V. DeMarco Michael J. McKeever $500 - $999 Simone R. Fisher Anne Forrest Mina Grossman Ianni Paul L. Diloreto Marg McKillop Brian and Penny Allen William and Anna Fisher Michael G. and Margaret James G. Marsh Mike Drouillard David A. and Vicki L. McLean Dana Allen Jack Freeman and Maxine Horrobin George and Brenda Marshall Robert I. Duddy Martin Morf Peter J. Arpin Quinlan Freeman Ed and Pat Lumley Jorge D. and Joan Hurst- Donna-Marie Eansor Jerome Morse and Catherine J. Alan Aucoin Laurie Freeman-Gibb Linda L. Molnar Marzetti Janice L. Elder Lawrence Reem Bahdi Scott D. Gibson Ernest Paliy Gregory Monforton Helen Ellis-Govette and John R. Mountain Vladimir and Audrey Bajic Anna M. Godo Graham and Carol Reader Michael and Mitzi Pohanka Stephen J. Govette Mary Jo and Brian Nolan Marianne E. Barrie Patrick and Arlene Goggins Estate of Ernest Waddell Harold Remark Omar A. El-Zein Ross Paul and Jane E. Tom Bass Aubrey A. Goldstein Alan Wildeman and Debra Robert and Betty Sellars Anthony N. Ezeife Brindley Robert N. and Claudia Daniel Green Henderson Charlene Y. Senn Patricia Fagan Joseph and Katherine Beaudoin Stanley Grossman Ken G. Ternoey Mary Margaret Fox Quinsey Shirley Beecroft Beverley Hamilton $5,000 - $9,999 Roger and Audrey Thibert Leona Fracas Steven and Shari Radovich Yvonne A. Bennett Dennis and Judy-Lynn Gary M. Travis John B. Friedrichsen and B. L. Rapley Dawn Benson Hastings Stephen and Vicki Adams Tracy L. Cooper Daniel I. Reisler Mike Havey Gary and Sandra Beecroft Rosemary A. Venne Kathryn Bernard Sheila Wright James S. Gauthier Christine A. Riley John and Eleanor Birch Andrew J. Heal Louise A. Brown Sander Grieve Steven Rogin George Helleis Camille Cameron William and Jean Wright Claire Blackwell Lucia Yiu Michael J. Griffin Bobby H. Sachdeva Dean Blain Glenna Hemphill David S. Cooke Drew S. Gunsolus Nikolay B. Samartsev Harry R. Hendry Gordon W. and Mary Louise Giuseppe and Teo Bonasso $1,000 - $2,499 Robert O. Gutwein Michael J. Scime Craig J. Bondy Elizabeth Heneghan Drake Philip R. Haddad Michael J. Shalhoub Francine A. Herlehy Susan A. Adam-Metzler and Pierre J. Boulos E. Peter and Terry Farmer Mary Jo Haddad Maher Sid-Ahmed Sherrill L. Hext Kurt Adam Randy Bowers Vincent E. and Trevor Georgie Brian and Wilma Hannon Lois Smedick Ava M. Hillier G. Brent Angell Julie Brandt George and Kimberly King John and Carol Harcarufka Sherrianne Smith Irene and George Hodgson Sandra and Tony Aversa F. Wayne and Purita Bristow Helen E. Moore David A. Harris and Maria Marty and Manuela Solcz Lucas and Erin Hodgson Vincent C. and Patricia H. Lisa M. Brush Michael and Margaret Harris Daniel and Jacqueline Joanne and Terry Hoelke Bassman Fiona M. Bryden Mueller John Purcell and Kathy Stagner Maxine A. Holder-Franklin Michael C. Bates Denis Burns Patrick A. Palmer Harvie John Stout Elizabeth Smythe Hoyle

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Peter Hrastovec Kaila Seguin Sheila Cameron Ryan J. Henderson Paul D. Ocheje Marie M. Walker John and Corneila Huschilt Janice K. Selemba Anthony A. Campagna Paul D. Herage Edward R. Orsini Lynne Watts Cindy M. Hutnik Vince Siciliano John F. Cappucci J. Michael Hickey Kathryn Page Gary F. Wegener Judy Inch Judith Ohlmann Jeramie C. Carbonaro Ed Hiutin Cheryl and Carmen Paglione Gary J. Weir Linda and Max Ingram Jonathan Sinasac Lucile Caron Richard and Mona May Michael Palanacki Gary Westfall Orville F. James Jan S. Sneep John and Ted Carron Hohendorf Julie M. Pallot Juanita Westmoreland- Nancy K. Jammu-Taylor Margaret Sneep Gregg T. Carter Susan Holbrook Siyaram Pandey Traore Kaye Johnson Martin and Karrie-Beth Barbara J. Caruso John W. Huggins and Cynthia Stephanie A. Parent Teresa B. Whiteside Margaret and Ralph Johnson Sobocan Joseph Casey Kennedy-Huggins Lawrence T. Patrick David S. Whitfield Robert J. Kardas Stan Soteros D. Rosemary Cassano Anne Hull Linda and Larry Patrick Joanne Wills Bala Kathiresan Jerry Sovran Danny A. and Rita Castellan David Hull Pavlovic Family Jan E. Wojcik Linda J. Kennedy Mary Spencer Jeff Chestnut Ian M. Hull Vlad and Noelle Pavlovic Gerri L. Wong Mohammed Khalid Andrea Steen Leah Chestnut C. Idler Arla Peters Gregory A. Wood Fred P. Khoury Voy T. and Boguslawa Rodney W. Child Rena Isenberg Lilianna Z. and David W. Lloyd and Debra Wright Andrew Kiss and Heather A. Stelmaszynski Timothy R. Child Sushil and Christine Jain Pillon Adam A. Wydrzynski Malcolm-Kiss Jim Stevens Pamela J. Chittim Godfrey J. Janisse Michelle C. Pilutti Charlene M. and Shawn E. Frederick W. and Beverly- Lorna (Lorie) Stolarchuk Marcela Ciampa Tina Jewer Trevor Pittman Yates Mae Knight John Sutcliffe Joseph and Mary Ann Cimer Jennifer and George Lucian Pop Lauren Yee and Jerry Tan Gary and Jane Komar Keith and Barbara Taylor John T. Clark Johrendt Barbara A. Priest Mr. Martha B. Young Marlys Koschinsky Richard Taylor Andrew Coates Purna Kaloni Gary Provenzano Danilo and Margaret Zannier Nestor and Catharine Lynn Teahan William Arthur Collins Betsy R. Kane Janet C. Prudham Bernice Zub Kostyniuk Nelly Tedesco John R. Conway Maria and Mike Kelly Tina Pugliese Thomas G. Zuber Heather Krohn Helen and Donald Thomson James H. Cooke David and Anna-Maria Kirby Camille L. Quenneville Kathryn D. Lafreniere Nick Torchetti Penny Craig David M. Kiss Janis E. Radford $100 - $249 Maurice G. LaMarre Evelyn and Raymond Mark Crestohl Lawrence J. Klein Leela C. Ramaswamy Apollonia Lang Steele Tronchin Cathy A. Crowley Ken Kreiger Diane Rawlings Emily Abbott Brian G. Laragh Brian and Cynthia Trudell Patrick J. Curtis Jean H. Kroes Arlene Reaume John A. Abbott Roger C. and Elia Lauzon Caroline Ursulak and Jon- Philip C. Daniel Jane Ku John A. Regier Ioana Aboumitri Douglas W. Lee Carlos Tsilfidis James Dawson Gerda Kugler and Ned Janjic Lucas Reindler Mark and Kelly-Lynn Josh and Kim Leeman Ed Upenieks Deborah Dayus Andrew and Nancy Kuntz Mary-Ann and Tom Rennie Abraham Victoria E. Lehman Jennifer L. Valente Alicia T. De Souza Michael Lanoue David Riddick Patricia Adams Mel S. Leiderman Gilles Vallee Tyrone Deacon Frances Lasorda John Riddle Valerie Adamson Charles W. Leonhardt Jack and Cathy Van Kessel Michael P. Deans Sr. Patricia Lauzon and Mark Frank Ries Raymond Adkin Gerald and Barbara Levine Terry Vida Gina Delicata Sarafin Anthony Rizzetto Richard A. Adler Ruben and Cecile Lim Laura Voltic Jackie Denko Mark D. Leach Mary E. Robb Edward Agnew Jack Logan Sid and Belle Walman Arnold and Joyce Denton Larry and Helen LeDuc Michael T. Robert Jeffrey Aguiar George R. MacDonald Holly and Robert Ward Dan and Brenda Devin Kimberly A. Leschyna Sadiki J. Robertson Majid Ahmadi Colin S. and Cathryn E. Jim and Sherri Weese Dino DiGiuseppe Susan C. Lester Karen Roland Charles G. and Pat Ainslie Mackel Arthur and Madelyn Richard and Marilyn Dinham Eva Lewis Max B. Rubin Robert Aitkens Franco and Jelena Magliaro Weingarden Jess Dixon Carol B. Libby David J. Ruch Robert C. Ajersch Donald G. Malcolm Robert Weir Milan and Mona Dosen Jerry and Andrea Longmuir Peter A. Rudakas Kenneth Alexander Timothy Mann David R. Wills Howard S. Douglas Martin F. Lowman Ron Runstedler Philip H. Alexander Marg McCaffrey Piche Winston Yee Janice Drakich Mary Kaye and Dale Lucier Timothy Samson Constantine Alexiou Moira McCarney John and Mary Yuan Andrew J. Drouillard Brett Lumley John H. Sarnovsky Jerry Alexis Gerry McPhail Colleen Zubyck Diane Dupuis Drew R. Macaulay Zora Savic Heather B. Allan Ronald Melvin Edward J. Dydo J. Farquhar MacDonald Kevin M. Scott Katherine and Craig Allan Linda Menard-Watt $250 - $499 Kim and Ron Dymond Peter A. MacGregor Terry Sefton Paul Allen Alan and Heather Metcalfe Jane E. Evenson Craig D. MacKay Rajesh Seth Pat A. and Antonia Allevato John R. Meyer Joseph Abramson William E. Everitt Linda A. Makuch Raymond L. Shaw Rich Allin Wendy L. Miller Elizabeth C. Abson Christie Ezeife Susan Malcolm Patricia and Daniel Shepley Bill and Sylvia M. Allison Denis and Martha Moher Barry D. Adam Janice and Tony Facecchia Rachelle Marchand George and Margaret Short D. Miller Alloway Jr. Jim and Dianne Moore Dan and Monique Aitken J. Fairley Richard J. Marcotte Nancy M. Siew Christina Allsop Mary and Richard Moriarty John and Maria Ansems Mark and Fedela Falkner Lori Marzinotto-Spyropoulos Katherine and Adam Simon Mohammed Amin Greg F. Mosey Donald E. Arpin Jean Fancsy and Vassili Sypropoulos Dave Smith Bernard P. Amlin Rita Mueller David A. Avard George D. and Diane T. Anthony and Kristina Kevin and Marilyn Smith Leslie A. Amlin Michael E. Murphy Amy Bakos Faught Mascaro Trevor K. Smith Hugh Anderson Bulent Mutus Patricia Balkwill Elizabeth S. Felet Michael Mayer Eugene E. Somerville Bill Anderson Ernest W. Ng Pearce Bannon Janet D. Finlay-Clark Theresa Mayer Margaret Soteros John L. Anderson Elizabeth A. Oakley Betty Barrett Michael and Sarrah Fisher Brian M. Mazer and Candice Denise L. Spadotto David Andrews Maurice O’Callaghan Diane L. Beattie Michelle Fitzgerald L. Schachter Clifford W. Spencer Dawn P. Andrews Michael P. O’Dea Daniella A. Beaulieu-Scarano Gerard D. Fitzhenry Leo A. McArthur Joe and Nancy Stasko Mary-Ann-Kate Andrews Sandro L. Orlando and Luciano Scarano Kevin Flood Kathleen McCrone John M. Susko Peter and Shirley Antaya Robert R. Orr Paul E. Begin Thomas E. Foster Bruce R. and Mathilde Cheryl Taggart Shawn R. Archer David and Alonna Palmer Joseph and Anita Berecz David S. Foulds McGarvey David Tanovich Vera I. Arkell Victoria Paraschak Eva Bernachi Douglas and Randi Fox James McGinlay Brian Taylor Louise Armstrong Nancy L. Parker Jeff Berryman Robert and Bonnie E. Fraser Sandra McKay Tham T M Jackie Muhammad Arshad Leslie A. Parking Joseph Berthiaume Bruce J. Frazer Susan A. McKee Carolyn Thorne Jonathon M. Artale Alan R. Parnell Barbara Biggar and Richard Gregory W. Frederick Virginia McRae Steve Thorne Wesley G. Arthur Bill Pearson Jr. MacDonald David E. Fulcher Paul and Mary Meanwell Michael and Susan Tilka Juhachi Asai Marie T. Perlstein-Rock Mansell and Anita Blair Michael Galego Karl G. Melinz Anastasia Timakis Ian A. Aseltine Kathy and Mark Pfaff Sally Blyth Ron Gaudet Wilbur T. Miller George Tinnes Brent and Kelly Ashby Lorna Pominville Paul Boin Gordon F. Gauthier Win V. Miller Robin Toffolo and Michael Geoffrey W. Astles John and Marga Pomponio John and Debbie Boots Amanda and Mitch Gellman Kim L. Moore Arnold Natalie Atkin Curtis Pope John W. Bower Michael Gibala John W. Morden Marium C. Tolson-Murtty Michael J. Atkins Heather Pratt Bill Boyce John and Joanne Gibbs A. Sandy Morgan Carla Tonucci Dennis B. Atkinson Thomas J. Puskas Deborah J. Brooks Larry A. Glassford Michael Mugan C. Tortorice Joanne Atkinson Vivien Ray-Mailloux Alexandra K. Brown Jill Grant Terry Mulligan Remi Tosti and Kelly Remi Paul M. Atras John A. Renaud Terence P. Brown John M. Gray Beverly A. Mullins Rhys Wyn Trenhaile William M. P. Attridge Aiden and Marilyn Renouf David and Anna Maria Kerry Gray and Family Rita Mullins Mark A. Trudell Siu-Hung A. and Anita Au Stephen C. Roberts Brownlow Peter F. Guthrie Vincent and Connie Mullins Sandy Tyndale Kenneth C. Bahen Dexter Robinson Don and Monika Bruner Yunis E. Haddad Melinda Munro Harold P. Unroth Heather Bailey Jacqueline A. Robson John Burnes Frederick F. Hafner Brian R. Mutterback Christopher O. Uwagboe Raymond O. Bailey Nancy Ross Peter R. Burrell Alan Hall Gino M. Naccarato Kimberly D. Van Allen Shelley L. Balanko Katherine Roth and Maurice Howard Burshtein Stacey Haliday Marcy Namespetra George and Lucy Vasic Linda L. Balazs O’Callaghan Christopher R. Busch and Jodi Hansen Masoud Negad and Jeannine Helen Vasilic Michael D. Balo Hendrika Ruger Christopher Hickman M. Heather Hartley Malakoti-Negad Mary Verbeek Avik U. Banerjee Angela and Michael David and Wendy Bussey Michael and Nancy Bob Newman Drew Verdam Keith and Karen Bannon Safranyos David J. and Valerie Butcher Hawkeswood Jim Nicell Donna and John Virban Maria D. Bannon Turvey Mehrdad Saif Mary Louise Byrne Thomas and Margaret Hayes Barbara Niewitecka Chau L. Voo Paula C. Barata Geri Salinitri John and Marilyn Callahan Craig E. Hebert Clarence Nixon Jr. Candice A. Wakulich Pamela J. Barnett

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C. Fred Barth Joel G. Brush William J. Cotnam Gary S. Dunlop Gerald A. Gignac Sean Horton Tanya Basok Howard F. Buchan David Cotter Robert and Shirley Dunlop John and Mary Gilbride Murray B. Howard Claude L. Bastien Roy and Joyce Bull Timothy and Marie Coughlin Brian R. and Denise Dunn Peter G. Gillen Leslie Howsam and Neil Maunzer Batal Christopher S. Bumbacco C. Bruce Cowen Connie and T. D. Duong D. Blaise Gillis Campbell Carmela and Doriano Battisti Gerald W. Bunce Raymond A. Cox Leon and Rhonda Dupuis Jared and Laura Ginter Anna Marie Hranka Susan Baxter Bob Burge Brenda L. Coxon Dwayne E. Durocher Joseph C. Giorgi Sandy Hsieh Jonathon Bayley Charles and Jean Burge James Coyle Joseph L. Durocher Gerry Girard Joan E. Hubbard William T. Bealor Peter L. Burgher Ethel Crew Dennis C. and Susan H. Dutry Kerri and Franco Girimonte Peter P. Hudec Duane and Marcia Bear Ralph Burke Ken P. Crich Philip Dutton and Lisa Danielle Giroux Shane W. Hudson and Mary- Robert W. Beattie Carly and Mathew Burkhart Anne S. Cropley Sylvestre Wallace Givens Ann Candussi Barb Beaulieu John Burkhart William L Crosby Joyce H. Eaton Patricia S. Gladwish Tawny Huff Robert Becigneul Carol and Terri Burney George and Donna Crowell Dan Edelstein Deborah Glatter Joseph E. Huggins Wendy Bedard Brian Burnie Barry M. Cullen Terry Edgar Jeremie R. Gobbo Heather Hunt Barbara L. Bedford Michael D. Burt Dubravko Culumovic Darl L. Edwards Kyle W. Goettl Wendy C. Hunter Randy and Katherine Dennis Buset Lisa Cunningham Sarah E. Edwards Esther Goldstein June C. Hurley Beecroft John and Leslie Busser Raymond J. Curran Mary R. Eidukas Lorretta (Lorrie) Goos Thomas and Peggy Hurst Mark R. Belanger Jordan L. Butcher James D. Currie Jacqueline Eisenberg Marie Gorman Mary Jane Hutchinson Robert G. Belanger Donald B. Butler Darryl and Yvonne Currie David and Lisa Ekblad Krystyna G. Gorzelska Dorothy A. Huynh John R. Belleghem Murray Butler Anthony E. Cusinato Fred Eldridge Elizabeth Gowanlock Jerry and Cathy Hyatt Larry F. Bellis Julia and John Byrne Sharon and Joseph Czikk David and Barbara Ellis Izzy Grafstein Iole M. Iadipaolo Diletta Bello and Jeff Casey Joseph M. Calabrese Denis DaDalt Robert and Elizabeth Ellis Gerald R. Graham Sandra S. Iagallo Sandra M. Belvedere Cathy Callaghan JoAn Dale Lawrence L. Emmert Phil Graniero Donald J. and Lucy E. Intihar Mrs. Louis Bendo John F. Callaghan Patricia M. Dale Francis R. Engli Linda L. Grant Carol and Stephen Jackson Winfred G. Benedict Danila Calsavara Robert A. Dalley Susan and Abe Epp Leon A. Gray John and Anne Jackson Theresa M. Beneteau Nancy J. Camack Susan J. Dalton Antonietta R. Esposito Leroy L. Gray Laverne Jacobs Ivan and Susan Benko Susan M. Campeau Eleni Damianiakis G. Scott Essery Thomas J. Grayson Tony Jacobs Ruth M. Bentley Jacqueline T. Campigotto Paul V. and Rita D’Amico Mervin C. and Marilyn Essery Jason and Renee Grech Karen E. Jacques Steven and Allison Berecz Lorraine Cantin Vera A. Danculovic Brian D. Etherington Janet Green Amanda James George Bernik Ronald F. and Madelaine Diane F. Daniels Brian Evans Brook Greenberg Lena Janosik Mary L. Berry Carducci Chris D’Annunzio Joe Evans David A. Greig Henry D. Janzen Silvano and Mary Bertoni Gioia and Leonardo Caro Hilda F. Davenport Mavin and Tina Ewing James L. Gretes Sheldon Jarcaig Mohan Bethur Bob Carr William R. Davie Rose A. Faddoul John R. Greven Jane E. Jennings Lewis Bevan Cristovao Carreira Adam Davies Christopher M. Fader Brigid and George Grode Draga and Wendy Jichici Patricia A. Bezaire Hugh J. Carroll Milton A. Davis Gerald Fairlie Antonietta A. Guidolin Howard P. Jobin Sanjive K. Bhatia Diana and James Carter Shavonne N. Davis Mark and Kelly Fathers Nadia A. Hachem Johnna A. Johansen Noel Bhumgara Patricia Carter (Hunt) Margaret A. Davison Dorothy M. Faulkner Dawn and Chris Hadre Allan M. Johnson Sally Bick Joseph W. Carty Jo-Ann M. Dawe Natasha Feghali Andrew M. Hahn Susan Kacaba Fred Birnbaum Laurie Carty Anne Dawson Cathy and Craig Ferry Michael Hajdinjak Raed Kadri Michael E. Biro Chris P. Cashin Elizabeth Dawson John Finnigan Rebecca L. Halko Jasminka Kalajdzic Frank J. Bisson Peter and Maeve Catomeris Julie G. Dawson Shannon E. Fisher Craig R. Hall Sandeep M. Kamat John V. Blonde Kelley Cavanagh Joseph R. De Angelis Evelyn L. Fitzgerald Mildred B. Hall Shui Chuen Kan Alan and Margo Blostein Robert and Denise Cecile David A. C. De Piero Paul F. Fixter Bill Hallett Mark Kaplan Cole A. Bloxam Samuel and Karen Ceman Peter S. Desimio Dianna G. Flannery George C. Hammerschmidt Larry Kelly Mary J. Bodfish Nino Cervini Kim T. Deane Karen A. Fleming Gregory W. Hanaka Kathleen M. Kelm Donald L. Bojin K. Tyler Chadwick Remo Del Col R.W. Flewelling Laura and David Handsor Marion K. Kelterborn Stephen C. Bolton Judy M. Chaif Simko Lynn D. DeLaBarre Nancy J. Flickinger Forrest C. Bud Hansen Elizabeth J. Kendall Tamsin Bolton Frank and Katherine Chan Michael M. DelGobbo Alan C. and Frances Flint Jens Hanson Daniel E. Kennedy Peter and Marj Bond Mary Lou Chapman D. Jeffrey and Anne Dello John and Nancy Foglia Michael Harber Deborah F. Kennedy Salvadore and Yvonne Bondi Theresa Charbonneau F. LeRoy Delmore John J. Fontaine Madeleine Harden Francis W. Kennette Denis Bondy Robert Charney Thomas DeMarco Scott Forbes Jaynelle Harding Ryan Kenney Jane and Bill Bondy Prad M. and Gale M. Annette L. Demers Michael A. Forcier Andrew and Joyce Harkness Kenji and Claire Kenno Douglas and Marjorie Bondy Chaudhuri Bradley D. Deneau Flavio and Assunta Forest Frances J. and Ralph Harper Nick and Marilyn Keren Paulette M. Bondy Ernest J. Chauvin Paul T. Dertinger Janice E. Forsyth Robert W. Harrison Claude R. Kerr Rosaire Bondy Thomas J. Cheslea Martin W. Desjardine David J. Fortin Drew Harvie Cheryl and Ed Ketterer Paul G. Bone Robert and Marian Chesnik Doris Desmarais Elizabeth Fowler Mehedi Hasan Judy L. Keys Bruce Pickering and Diana Kin Ping Vincent Cheung John Noel Desmarais Susan Fox William J. Hassett Michael Khan Bon-Pickering Bruce H. Chick Reta Holmes-Desmarais Theresa E Francis Cliffie R. Hasson Boen T. Khouw Dean Boose Mary T. Chick Luigi A. and Elena DiFazio Lisa M. Fransen Elizabeth B. Haugh Alice K. Kielly Matthew W. Borowiec Khalil E. Chidiac Mario C. and Mary Di Salle Gerald and Bettie Fraser Wilhelm (Bill) Haust Mercedes A. Kieswetter Susan Bortolin Patrick D. Childerhose Anne Di Tomasso Julian Fraser Jeanne D. Hays Suzette R. Killen Elizabeth J. Bower Yoon and Jennifer Chin Joseph Dibatista Michelle and Stephen Daniel J. Hebert Barbara E. Kingdon Helen W. Bowie Spyros Chionos Ronald A. DiMenna Freeman Denise M. Hebert Fred Kingston Beverley J. Boyes Eddi Chittaro Aldo Dinardo Patrick S. Freeman Paul D. Hebert Jason Kinnear Donna J. Boyle See-Tho William Chng Santino DiPasquale Kathryn M. Frerichs Victor J. Hebert Peter G. Kirby Beverley A. and George Dennis Choptiany Edward A. Dixon Paul A. Friedl Doris B. Hellenbart Chris Knack Bradley Alan K. Chun Mildred Dmowski Daniel and Nancy Friesen Donna I. Henderson Matthew Gervais and Blaire Douglas and Jean Branch Greg Chung-Yan Sharron L. Docherty Maureen and John Friest Harry E. and Kathleen Kniaziew-Gervais James D. Bricker. Brian Churchmack Michael Doi Michael C. Frost Henderson Ray A. Knight Robert and Margaret Britton Irene Chyz Marian Doll S.C. Fung Terry Henry Kevin J. Kobus John Brkljacic Jayne Cichon Anne K. Donald Judy E. Funkenhauser Nick Herberholz Ann Z. Korenic Jennifer and Mark Hardy and Linda Cigler Joseph M. Donohue John and Marie Guthrie Alan E. Herron Herbert and Clara Kornelsen Brockington Larry and Kathy Citrullo Gerald and Rosemary Doran Felice Gabriele Douglas R. Hertz Stanley and Colette Korosec Anne-Marie and Kearns M. Brian Ciuciura James M. Douglas Ronald P. Gagel John and Linda Higgins Peter J. Koshulap Brode Christopher J. Clark Richard J. Douglass-Chin Pierre and Janis Gagne James Higginson John Kosnik Ann and Andy Broderick Heather J. Clark Kenneth Francis Downes Rodney A. Gagnon Donna J. Hiller Thomas A. Kosnik James J. Broderick Joseph E. Clark Timothy E. Doyle Margaret A. Garabon William and Denise Hines Frank Kovacic Thomas E. Broderick John E. Clifford Ed Drouillard Cookson David Hitchcock Paul Kozak Marten H. Brodsky Lora Colautti John R. Dryden James Gaskin David and Lynn Hoath Suzanne Kozar David S. Brombal Wilfred J. Collacott Mary A. Dryden Amanda E. Gaw Brian Hodgson Kenneth J. Krapf Doug N. Brombal Mary Collinson Anne Dube Dennis T. Gazarek Sharon Hoffman Lucjan Krause Robert J. Brooks Sharon L. Colman Paul J. Dubois George Gekas Jim and Karey Hogan Nicholas Krayacich Barbara E. Brown Timothy Connor Catherine Duboisson Tina Gelinas Michael F. Hogan Christine S. and Donald E. Dianne R. Brown E. Anne Conway Dale F. Dudley Philip Gennis Richard and Kelly Hogan Kreibich Iris E. Brown Evan A. Cooke Elizabeth C. Dufour Paul and Suzanne George Simon Hoggett Diane M. Kruger Jalynn R. Brown Edwin A. Cope Michael J. Dufresne Philip and Wendy M. Gerhart Kenneth P. Holk Geri Kubicki John and Helen Brown John Cormack Barbara Dugal Maria Giampuzzi Don P. Hollerhead Victor J. Kubicki M. Douglas Brown Joan and Robert Cornwall Sherry Dugal-Nevin Keith O. Gibbons Gary Hong Michael and Heather Kuhn Patricia A. Brunelle Trudy Cornwell Doreen Dulmage Frank Giblin Sophia Honickman Peter and Barb Kuker Susanne and Dwayne Brunet Steve A. Coroza Ronald and M. Anne John Giffen Kenneth Hood William and Kim Kulchycki Tim and Ann Marie Brunet John and Sylvia Costella Dumouchelle Dennis G. Gignac Ralph and Elizabeth Horne Lynne J. Kuntz

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Tom and Judy Kurtz Nenad Majumder Ronald S. Montelpare Richard C. Pettit Peter Root and Nancy Dino Spagnuolo Thomas Kuttner Constance Y F Mak Lance J. Montigny Silvio Pettovel Johns-Root Krista Spagnuolo Steve Kuziw Innes Malcolm Christopher Moon Rachaelle Pfaff Laura M. Rosebrugh Mario M. Spagnuolo Timothy Kwan Ruth F. Malenda Kenneth I. Moon Ronald G. Pfaff William G. Ross James Sparrow Aaron Kwinter Brenda J. Mallat Richard J. Moon Jill and Ronald Pfaff Mario Rosset John M. Speirs Michael D. Kyryliuk Mark P. Mamer Michael G. Moosberger James R. Pfafflin Peter and Ann Roth John R. Sproat John P. Labute Ronald M. Manchen Pasquale Morabito R. Daniel Philips Michael and Mary Rovers Denise M. St. Louis Mark S. Lacasse Anna Mancini Antonio M. Morga Ian G. Phillips Catherine Rowley W. Earl Stadder Robert W. Lacey Cathy M. Manias-Fiddler Daniel M. Moriarty Allan J. Phomin Lloyd Rubinoff Janee J. Stallard-Cogliati Lisa M. Lafond Karin P. Manley Kathleen A. Moriarty John M. Picone Linda Ruccolo Alex Stanat Eileen Laing George S. Mann Richard and Mary Moriarty Pillon Family Deborah and Christopher Ellen Starkiss Armand and Diane Laliberte James Manser Sean and Jacqueline Bill Pinnell Rudy Ihor and Anne Stebelsky Mitch Lalonde Ilija Maodus Moriarty Thomas Pister Vince J. Ruggirello Marilyn Stecher Chak-Kwong Lam Robert H. Marchand Neil D. Morrison Bernard E. Plant Robert Russell Walter and Milda Stechyshyn George P. Lan Pierre and Ellen Marchildon Gene Moscicki Lisa A. Plante Vincenzo Russo Millie Steer Richard M. and Lenore K. Brian A. Marcotte Megan Mossip Frederick and Anne Plexman Elliot Rutherford Maurizio Stellato Langs Leo B. Marentette Alen Mujacic Stewart and Sandra Plotnick Lisa Ruttle-Maavara Gloria M. Stephenson Michelle A. Laniel Davy Mariani Angus M. Mumby Donna R. Pollock Patrick Ryall Douglas and Kathleen Stocco Carol and Roger Lanoue Luciana B. and Daniel J. Bernard and Michelle Donald G. Poole Garnet E. Ryan David M. Stone Eric A. Lansdell Marier Muncaster Brenda Porter Kevin B. Ryan Raymond G. Stone Richard Lanspeary George Marino and Nancy S. Munro Thomas R. Porter Elizabeth A. Sabara David S. Stoute John A. LaPorta Houde-Marino Frank and Kelly Murgic Judith M. and Ronald Potter Robert and Susanne Sabolick Joan Stoute Bernadette M. Lapos Cynthia C. Marshall Kevin D. Murphy Michael K. Potter Francine B. Saby Melissa D. Strange Frederick K. Larkin Donald G. Marshall Jeff R. Murray John Powell Sandra G. Sallach Ruth Strausz Nancy Lauzon Catherine A. and Harvey Blair V. Mutch Rosalyn M. Power Alison Samson Beth Stroud MacIntosh Michael J. Lavelle Martel Ronald H. Mutton Lily Anne Powis Iain Samson Sam Stupavsky Chantel M. Lawton Sheelagh Martin Eugene J. P. Nadeau Andrew L. Precop Todd Sands Martina M. Stvan Joan E. Leach Allison and Wayne Martins Abby Nakhaie Christian Prekratic Paul and Sandy Sasso Wenkun Su Catherine G. Leatherdale Jody Maskery Gediminas A. Namikas Leonard J. Price Nick Sauro Miro F. Suga Thomas G. LeClair Marilyn A. Mason Barclay C. Nap Elizabeth A. Prince Kevin Savard Balwinder W. Sundhu Brent Lee and Beverley Daniel M. Masterson Alessandro V. and Joyce L. Dave Prpich Rakesh and Chantal Sawhney David Susko Hamilton Miracolo Mastronardi Nadone Kenneth and Kathleen Pryke Jeffrey L. Schaafsma Chad A. Sutherland Eugene and Valerie Lefebvre Ann G. Matassa Leisha C. Nazarewich Marcin Pulcer Ritch Schaafsma Stuart J. Sutton Paul J. Legris George Mather Eric W. Neill Jenn Pullen Linda Scheer Mark Swain Frank Lemire B.J. Matheson-Bodnar Cary Sze-Cheuk Ng Marian and Gerard Kathy Schepanowski Maryellen Symons Peter W.R. Lemon Olga Matlock Oliver K. T. Ng Quenneville Reuben L. Schnayer Jeannette Syroid James Lenson Karen M. Matsui Irene L. and Albert Nizzero Stuart M. Quick Chris Schnurr Alex Szalkai Susan G. Leonard Ian Matthews Earl Noble Derek M. Quigley Jay T. Schooley Magdalena Szecsei Gerald and Suzanne Lesa Ruth and Richard Matthews Michael B. Nolan Bernard V. Quinlan Calvin K. Schram Darlene J. Szecsei-Albano Roberta Lesansky Cristiano Mauricio Erwin W. Novac and E. Adele Catherine Quinn-Boroski Jennifer L. Schutz and Giuseppe Albano Susan I. Leslie Robert and Margaret Glass-Novac Roderick J. and Brigitte Jonathan A. Schwartzman Michelle L. Szuki Philip W. Lesperance McAllum Maureen C. Nye Quinney Alan Scoboria and Myrna Matt G. Tales Charlene E. M. Lester Patrick and Joanne McCarthy Milan Mitch Obradovic Archie Rabinowitz Scoboria-Chan Daniel Tang Jerry and Lynda Lev J. William McConkey Donald V. O’Connell Kenneth Rachner Randy Scotland R. Mark Tarbush Gerald J. and Barbara Levine Susan C. McCracken Bernard and Joyce O’Gorman Victor Radovich Murray A. Scott Donna-Marie Taylor Ian Levstein Heather M. McCurdy Marcel M. O’Gorman Charles M. Ramin Cordell S. Seaby Greg and Janis Taylor John F. Lewis Elizabeth McDermott Timothy and Norma O’Hagan Glenn P. and Lisa Ramsumair Beverly and Robert Searcy Blanche Teahen Jiaolong Li John E. McDonald Greg Olczak Ron Randall Carl Smith and Ann Seely- James and Sandra Tellier Qiuping Q. Li Scott A. McDowall Gordon T. Orr Gary and Janice Rankin Smith Rita Marion Thachuk Yiteng Liang Roderick McDowell Lisa Osak Donald J. Raper Linda A. Seewald Suzanne F. Thibeault Angela Liburdi Thomas S. McFarlane Tamara Ostojic Mary Anne E. Raymond Suzanne Selby Donald R. Thibert Richard G. Limoges Denise M. McGuire Janet and Ken Ouellette Shavaun Reaney Mary Senese Barbara and Donovan Aaron J. Linton Terrance E. McHugh T M. Ouellette Ray R. Refcio Fred F. Shady Thomas Charlotte Loaring Kris McInnis Barbara W. Owen Laurie and James Regan Grace Shafran Stephen Thomas Phyllis Lockrey Mary (Brush) McKeen David M. Owen Henry E. Regts Leo Raymond Shapiro Keith E. Thompson P. Loebach John McKeown David S. Owen Wayne and Kathryn Reid Kunjar Sharma Trevor Thompson Jennifer R. Logan-Klassen George and Dorothy J. Jerry Owen Edwin D. Reimer Connie J. Shaw Robert and Ellen Thornton Robert P. Lombardo McMahon Gerri and Vincenzo Pacecca Debbie A. Remekie-Maxey Stuart and Sandra Shaw Cynthia A. Thrasher Richard Loreto Nancy McMahon Sandra M. Pagliaroli Jeannine M. Renaud Lillian Shery Richard C. Thrasher Elio Lori S. McMahon Scott D. Paisley Sarah and Brett Renaud Mark and Pamela Shuren Jacob and Bernadette Thun Armand J. and Cathy Losier Stephanie McMahon Elaine A. Panikkar Adriana J. and George Kathleen and David Mark D. Tims Robert W. Love Christine McNeil Gabriel Pannunzio Reynolds Shuttleworth Joan E. Tinkess Sheri Lowrie Wmoloki S. McPherson Michel R. Pardal Gregory and Barbara Gurkiran S. Sidhu Lynn Tisdale Arie Lubienietzky William M. McRae Leonard E. Parent Reynolds John Simes John K. Tolmie Jane and George Lung David C. McWha Gino P. Parisotto Gregory and Barbara William J. Simmonds Nicholas Toltl Felix C. Luppke Velma Meconi Claude L. Parker Reynolds Lyla Simon Fulton Tom Mary Luvisotto Joyce A. Melbourne Helene P. Parks Debbie and Rick Rickeard Carmen and Deborah Peter E. Tomes John L. Lynch Jason J. Melo John V. Parr Mary Ricketts Simone Andrew D. Toms Clara Lyons Imogen E. Meloche Barbara M. Parrott Robert and Marlene Rideout Jennifer Simpson-Rooke Elizabeth A. Tornabene Sidney W. MacCallum Kathy J. Meloche Edward W. Paschin Don Ridpath and Capo Alan Sims Taras Toroshenko C.L.B. MacDonald Jose L. Menendez Walter J. Pastorius Industries Neil Sims Raymond J. Tracey Cheryl A. Macdonald Jane and Antonio Meriano Raj Patil Dane N. Rife David S. Sinasac William and Karen Traynor John and Dihah MacDonald Richard Merlo H. Richard and Anna M. Robin Rilett Matthew C. Sinclair Rich Tremain Mary E. MacDonald Mary-Beth and Nicholas Patterson Mrs. Victor P. Rivest Anthony Sirizzotti Alan and Susan Trenhaile Megan Macdonald Michailoff Joseph M. Pavelich Sandra J. Rizzetto Kevin J. Sisk Lisa M. Tripp Philip A. Macdonald Cathy Milec Margaret A. Payne James D. Robertson Joel W. Skinner David Tronchin Roger H. MacGregor Philip and Beverley Miles Stephen C. Payne Keith and Margaret Aounad and Frances A. Wendy E. Truant Maureen MacKay Linda T. Miller Hugh Pearson Robertson Sleiman Mark R. and Bonnie L. Peter J. and Adele Margaret Miller Robert C. Pearson William and Olivia Robertson Carl G. Smith and Ann N. Trudell MacKenzie Mark Mills John Peloso Chris and Donna Robillard Seely-Smith Hing H. A. Tsang William R. MacKenzie K. Milne Patricia A. Peloso Barbara G. Robinson Clayton Smith Oliga Tserakhava Steven G. MacKinnon Vaughan Minor Gilbert Percy Kyle R. Robinson David Mackie Smith Keith A. Tucker Sandra J. MacLean Kawsar Mirdha Jasnica Peretin Robert M. Robinson Robin Smith N. Turdaliev Borden D. MacMillan Anne M. Miskovsky Carol Perkes Timothy C. Rocheleau Timothy and Elaine Smith George S. Turton Loris Macor Anne Misner Adrian J. Peters and Marjorie J. Hart- Gemma E. Smyth Debbie L. and James Tyler Bruce MacPhee Mary Mitchell Susanne Peters Rocheleau Eleanor Snelgrove Leigh H. Tynan Donald C. MacTavish Michael Mitrevski Mary and J. Charles Peterson William J. Roddy Glennice Snyder Christopher S. Urban Joan Magee Robert C. Mizzi Jason and Heidi Petro Eleanor J. Roe Wendy H. Sokoloff Marilyn Ursulak John A. Mahood Joseph P. Mokanski Edward E. Petryshyn Richard H. Rohmer Aline Soules Genevieve Ustrzycki Ljubo D. Majhanovich Deborah A. Monk Joanne and Craig Pettipiece Walter and Yvonna Romanow Gino Sovran Paul Valentine

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Joanne L. Van de Wiele- Camilla Ackroyd Cecilia M. Bannon James R. and Jane Bond Cheryl M. Burnett Andreozzi-Chorney Kimura Anthony and Mary Aczel Rawl L. Banton Angela P. Bondy Christina A. Burr Sharon Chouinard Vincent L. Van Hooydonk George D. Adamidis Gail M. Baran Jessica A. Bondy Wanda D. Burse Jacqueline Christie Maria Van Kessel Joanne Adamo Paul E. and Alison Barbisan John H. Bondy Jen Burton Liang Amy L. Churchman Sandy Van Zetten Michael D. Adams Charles W. Barclay Joseph R. Bondy Brian Burtt Nestor Chyz Adam N. A. Vasey Anjolaoluwa T. Adegbite Michael J. Barichello Martha M. Bondy Heather A. Busby Biltcliffe Delia E. Cicconi Marilyn L. Vasey Jamie N. Adjetey-Nelson James and Ruth Barlow Megan Bonneau Domenico Froio and Lily Ciganovic Michael and Arlene Veitch Katherine L. Adkin Kevin R. and Marian E. Arthur T. Bonsignore Giovanna Buscemi-Froio Rosa V. and Sam J. Dorothy J. Vermeulen Brian K. Adsett Barltrop Tammy L. Bontorin Donnalee M. Butcher Cipparone Carey R. Vigneux Sinan Agah Gerald Barnes Cynthia L. Boogaart Jane S. Buttery Bianca L. Civiero David and Kathryn Virgin Tracy A. Airhart Chad G. Barrette Henry L. Boon Glenn and Natalie Byczynski Michael A. Clark Daniela Vukobratic Mahek B. Ajmera Alice S. Barron and Richard Paul Boots Louis L. Byer Gayle S. Clarke Bethanie L. Wachna Laith A. Al Ansari G. Knechtel Cathy Borland Reni A. Caccamo Greg Clarke Trudie Wall Dewan Mohiuddin Al Azad Matthew Barry Judith A. Borman Fran Cadotte Lorna M. Clarke Karen and Edward Walsh Rosa F. Alam Paul Bassett Jermaine and Kimberly Marilyn Cadotte Dorothy M. and Gerald Douglas and Karen Walton Riccardo Albano Giovanna Basso Bornais Robert R. Caille Clement John R. Warbick Daniela A. Alberelli Alphonse J. and Diane L. Judy and David Bornais Bernard J. Callaghan Michelle L. Clement Rafid M. Warsalee Sari Anne H. Albert Bastien Pauline M. Bornais Ralph Callen Theresa A. Clermont Daniel D. Wascher Christina Alcena Bonita Bastien Belinda Clara Borrelli Christina M. Campagna Kathleen M. Clodd Katherine Z. Waterston Giorgio G. Aldighieri Diane L. Bastien Janet B. Borrowman John Campagna James D. Coates F. Stuart Watson Ann W. Alexander Paul and Monica Joanne Antonio Bortolin Daniela Campanaro Colleen Cochrane James J. and Constance David W. Alexander Bateman G. Bortolin Teresa Campanaro Joan C. Cochrane Watson Jacob C. Alexander Charlotte Bautista Gregory Bortolin Judith A. Campbell David P. Cogliati R. Michael Watt George B. and Dorothy Allan Cheryl-Ann Baxter Louis J. Bortolin Kenneth and Tammy Miriam Cohen Raymond Watt Larry W. Allen Gillian Baxter Amanda Borysowytsch and Campbell Nancy Colantonio William and Jeanette Rodney Allen Wayne Baxter Paul LaRocque Michelle A. Canella Connie Colautti Waymouth Melissa A. Alli (Lemos) Maryellen Bayer Adam G. Bosnyak Man M. Cao Cheryl A. Colborne James M. Wear Ethel I. Allison Catherine J. Beattie-Chittle Elise J. Bosson Geni C. Cappussi Marcia E. Colborne David B. Weaver Marjorie J. Allison Richard and Sue Beauchamp Robert D. Bouchard Gerry and Valeri Cappussi David R. and Sharon Cole Janet Wegner Mirella Allison Donald Beaudoin and Ann Todd Bouman Jennifer L. Cardella Brian and Pauline Colldock Jerome M. Weingarden Brianne M. Allsop Marcotte Donna M. Bourdeau John and Maria Cardillo Sandie A. Collins P.L. Weir Mohammed A. Almanasser John C. Beaudoin Theodore R. Bourgard Kristine and Stephen Carey Lucille R. and Learie Marc Weisz Adam R. Almeida Alexandria R. Beaulieu Donald G. and Rita I. Boutette John Carlan Colthrust William and Christine Jennifer A. Almeida M. Clare Bechtold Jordana M. Boutette Joseph J. Carlesimo Onorio Colucci Wellington Robert Aloisio Lawrence A. Beck Loretta Bowman Peter Carlesimo Catherine A. Comiskey Frank and Sharon Wende Jessie J. Alonsozana Roger F. C. Beckley Ken and Mary Ann Bowser Louis B. Carli Marilyn J. Conforzi Linda O. Wenner Elis Altaweel Bryan and Joanne Bedard Donald and Lindsay Boyd Alex S. Caron James A. Conlon James C. Wesenberg Margaret Alton Donna C. Bedard Elizabeth M. Boyd James F. Caron John F. Conlon David West Mazhar Alvi Stephanie A. Bedard Ivana Bozinovic J. Patrick Caron Paul W. Conway Peter Westfall Donald G. Ames Natalie Beer Pearl A. Bradd Giulia Carpino Constance L. Cook Doug Wheelock Nana Y. S. Amoah Philip C. Beers David B. Bravo Robert J. Carricato Gerry Cooper Theresa Whelan Jo-Anne Amyotte Wayne R. Beger Gary A. Bray Jacques Carrier John D. Cooper Duncan S. White Susan M. Anderson Carol A. Begg Barbara A. Brazier Barbara and David Carter Cristina Formicuccia Gloria M. White Monica L. Andreatta Edward A. Beharry J. Elaine. Breault Donnavan G. Carter Melora-Lynne Correa Jane White Catherine V. Andrew Manfred and Carole Behrens Gregory Brechin Robert W. Carter Joel A. Cort Elaine and Larry Whitmore Laura Andrews James W. Belcher Jo-Anne Brecka Maureen A. Cartier Verna Cotey Lee N. Whitwell Harry M. Annan Jr. Sally Bell Ryan A. Brelich Joe Caruso Penelope C. Coughlin Sandra Wieland Nana Anoh Shannon Bell Joan Brescia Rose and Rob Caruso Bob Coulson E. Irene Wigle Elizabeth E. Antaya Brian H. Bellaire Judy M. Breshamer Elyse Carvalho Sherrilyn L. Coulter David Wilcox Shirley A. Antaya Victor R. Bellaire Anna Maria and Frank Brieda Michael S. Casasola Connie D. Courtney Mark J. Wilk Maria Antinucci Brittany L. Bellefleur Carol J. Briglio Ozelle Case Ryan A. Cousineau Jason D. Williams Paul and Jolanta Antonel Oluwatosin O. Bello David and Frances Elizabeth and Evan Shauna Cousineau John W. and Loes Williams Paul Apostolon George Benak Brokenshire Casselman Pat Cousins Mita Williams Bryn V. Appleton Marcella (Karaczyn) Patrick and Maureen Brode Lori Catenacci June Couvillion Sue M. Williams Karla I. Arauz Beneteau Michael and Kathy Brodeur Tony and Angela Cavallo Angie E. Ireland Karen M. Williamson Judith A. Archer Doris Bennett Mary R. Bromley Laura and Onofrio Cea Jennifer L. Cowan Raymond F. Willick Nadia M. Ardizzi-Tarsitano B. Lynn Benoit George M. Brooke Stephen Cecile Donna G. Cowie Michael and Wilma Willson Shirley I. Armour Patricia A. Benson Angela Brooks James A. Ceman Nancy J. Crackel Don and Cathy Wilson Andrew Armstrong Lesley Bentein Maria Broser Peter J. Cerra Joe V. Craddock Kenneth R. Wilson John Ascott Karen Benzinger Judy A. and John Brown Enrique Chacon Dale and Janet Craig Roy Wise Marlet A. Ashley Peter Bering Kimberly E. Brown Randy A. Chaimbrone Mary Craig James Wittebols Jamie L. Ashton Dianne M. Berkeley-Frenette M. Catherine Brown David R. Chalcraft Jr. Rochelle C. Craig David W. Wolanski Serena Askar Fay C. Berlie Scot A. Brown Adrienne M. F. Challacombe Jacqueline Crandall Gunther Wolf Akan Askim Margaret T. Bernard Timothy P. Brown Christopher J. Chamandy Jo-Ann B. Crane-Rodrigues Althea M. Wong Paula and Vince Asschert Malcolm Bernstein Donna M. Brownell Gary and Mary Champ Brenda Crawford Tony Wong Kevin and Melinda Astridge Mary Alice Beyer Gammon Kirk A. Brownell Patrick Chan Vicki Crawford Roland F. Wood Erika G. Auer and Richard Gammon Paul A. Brownlie Margaret Fellows Chan Christine A. Crouch Jason and Melissa Woodrow P. Dawn Augustine Laura and David Bezaire Kevin A. Bruce Ivor A. Chandler Sr. Pamela K. and Michael Shi Jing Xu Angela S. Au-Yeung Marlene Bezaire Roger C. Bruggeman Maryanna P. L. Chang Crowley Diana Yanik Glynnice V. Avery-Cappellani Maureen L. Bezaire Maria P. Brunello Laurie M. Chappell Lynne S. and John Crozier Shawn E. Yates Diane Awram Suzanne Bezaire John D. Bruner Lori A. Charron P. Grant Crozier William K. Yee Comfort Ayesu-Attah Louie F. Biagi Joyce L. Bruner Beth Chase Judy Cruickshank Powfoo Yong Robert H. Aylesworth Carolyn A. Bilbie James J. Brunet Kamran Chaudhry J. Allan Cruickshanks David L. Yott Ayobami A. Ayodeji Mary Bird Mel R. Brunet Jennifer A. Chausse Vera S. Cruise Catherine Young Nadia Azar Renzo G. Bisetto Frank and Margaret Brunetti Thomas E. Check Melanie M. Culina Barbara A. Zakoor Joe and Judith Aziz Melissa C. Bishop Carmen Brunone Khaled Chekiri Walter J. Culina Carl and Victoria Zalev Iva and Vukasin Babic Paul and Karen Bisson Tom and Brenda Brunt Meng Chen Joanne Marie Culley Edward J. Zanetti Dorothy A. Baby Chris Bitove Phil and Sharon Bryan Qi Ping Chen Mary Cummings Catherine A. Zanin Robert and Monica Bacic Jane L. Blackshaw Lucy Buccella Nancy and John Cherry Barb and Stan Cunningham Susan M. Zanin Larry Badder Fred Blain Khoa Bui Tracy A. Cherry Robert H. Cunningham Earle F. Zeigler Denise Badley Daniel and Ana Blata Dorothy Bulat Richard H. Cheung James Curry Thomas Znotins Eugene and Sandra Baggio Dennis J. Blonde George J. Bullied Janine T. Chevalier Nancy A. Curtis Kerri Zold Mandy and Paul Bailey Carolyn E. Bloxham Lisa M. Bullock Henry Chia Dino Cusinato Sonja A. Zold Thomas D. Bain William P. Blum Jr Yvette M. Bulmer Patrick J. Chiarelli Elsa A. Cusinato Arnold H. Zweig Ivana Baldelli Barry R. Boehme Premila Bumma Enrica and Pat Chieffalo Carol A. Cyphery Franca R. Baldo George R. Boghean John C. Burford David J. Chiesa Kazimierz A. Czubernat $1 - $99 Lorna P. Baltrusiunas M. Theresa Boland Pamela A. Burford Fredrick F. C. Chiu Laura Da Fre Phil Baluyot Josephine Bolger Paul and Suzanne Burener Joan Chivot Andre Dafesh P. Carlo and Nancy Abati Mirjana Banicevic Jack A. Bolzan Lisa and Michael Burke Karen P. Chomniak Frank D’Agnillo Donna Abraham Anne Louise Bannon Angela R. Bonadonna Patricia J. Burke David W. Chorney and Laura Patricia D. D’Agostino

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Salvatore Dagostino Susan Donatelli Jacob Fehr Adrianne C. Gibbons Glenn D. Hanselman Peter Iacovone Denis Daigle Patricia A. Donison Lynn J. Fehr Patricia M. Giesler Indra Hardeen Nick Ianiero Stephen L. Daigle and Michelle J. Dore Maria Fehr Christine Gignac Mary L. Hargreaves Aamir M. Ibrahim Suzanne C. Konyha Josh Dorion Reinhart M. Feimer Paul J. and Jocelyn C.Gignac Nancy L. Harkiolakis Sheema Inayatulla Cassy Daigneau John N. Dorner Neville Feltham Keith D. Gilbert June E. Harris Carl Ingebertson Michael D’Aloisio Cathy and Dragan Dosen Adelaine H. Fenech Jeff Gilchrist Gisele C. Harrison Arlene Irwin Karen and Dave Dalpe Meghan E. Doster Joel D. Ferasol Ronald Gilchrist K. David Harrison Guido Iseppi Tony and Angela D’Amore Mary Jo A. Dowie Mitchell A. Fergenbaum Rosemary Giles Ian and Janet Hart Monirul Islam Edward L. D’andrea Kim Downhaniuk Fran Ferguson Olga P. Gill Leonard W. Hart Vaunell T. Itaas John L. Danesi Christopher A. Dowson Chanika A. Fernando John K. Gilliam Robert and Cathy Harwood Gianna Ius Wafa J. Danner Chad and Kristina Doyle Nayana Fernando Peter O. Gilmore Ida Hary Nikola D. Ivcec Khai Dao Anne-Marie Drapeau James M. Ferrar Sonia Giovanatto Nancy E. Hastings-Trew Lauren K. Ives Gerald W. Darcie Dennis M. Drew Alice and Ruben Ferrone Dawn Girad Marissa Hatt Vira Jabbour Sherry L. DaSilva Bernadette R. Drogosz John F. and Carolyn Fetter Mark and Mary Ann Girard Gordon W. L. Hau Yara Jabbour Dorothy M. and Ken Davis Barbara Drouillard Paul Finlayson and Danielle Mina Y. Girges Brad Haughey Kalid Jaboo Elizabeth and Derek Davis David V. Drouillard Richer Sara B. Girgis Allison D. Hawkins David T. Jack Maureen F. Davis Moe Drouillard Mary Jane Finn Ron Giroux Tadesse Hayegot Debbie Jacques Carol M. Davison Nelson F. Drouillard Marie L. Fiorilli Alisa Giroux-Souilliere James J. Hayward Mary F. Jaffray David E. Dawson Sarah L. Drouillard Ralph M. Fish James G. Glasier Randy J. Head Christopher J. Jaglowitz Janice L. Dawson Terry R. Drouillard Larry Fitzhenry Ian C. Glassford B. Gail Heald-Taylor Jo-Ann F. Jamail Maggie Dawson Sheila M. Drummond and Henry D. Flaming Karen M. Glover Janice L. Hearn Diane and Mark James Peter P. De Angelis Donald P. Flaming Jeanette G. Fleischer Priya Gnanasabapathy Mary R. Heath M. June James Douglas J. De Gelder Kelly D’Souza Emily Flett Luigina Gobbo Kristen L. Heaton R. Craig and Frances James Bradley J. De Maeyer Krista A. Duboy John N. Foglia Brandon M. Goddard Linda and Mark Heavens Roy G. James Larry P. De Santi Gregory J. Ducharme Joseph and Kristen Foglia Fred M. Goddard Ronald G. Hebert Tory L. James Andromeda S. Dean Annette Dufresne J. Luc M. Forand Debbie Godfrey Camilla J. Heckadon Albert and Stephanie Janisse Brendan J. Deane Ivanna R. Dugal Ian D. Forbes Margaret A. Gold Jo Ann C. Heil Kyle M. Janisse Donald G. Deathe Greg P. Duguay James and Sallie Ford Pamela J. Gold Ruth A. Henault Mark and Karen Janisse Thomas and Melissa Debevc Jeff Duguay Sandra Ford R. E. Goldstein M. Lynne Hendershot Paul and Belinda Jankulovski Anna Maria Decia-Gualtieri Liliana M. Dumouchelle Wendy L. Foresto Jim Gomes Alana L. Henderson Mateusz J. Janowski Bridget DeCorte James I. Dunn Stephanie A. Forget Colin W. Goodall Christine B. Henderson Mary M. Janzen Colleen Decou-Jones and Joe Dunning Nancy A. Fornasiero Robert W. Goodearle Ronald D. Henderson Pinkas Jarcaig Joe Jones Richard J. Du Perron Donald B. Forsey Teri and Jeffrey Gorick Thomas A. Henderson Marie A. Jarecki Arlene and Gord Deeming Kathi Dupuis Jaimie Fox Betsey G. Gorniak Mary Catherine Hendrican Lily Jasinskas James A. Defoe Sarah J. Dupuis John Frabotta Deb Goulding Brian T. Henry Dan Jaworski Bette A. Degoey Gino D. Duri Jermal Francis Stephanie Gower Judy Lynn Henry Jehan Jazrawi Mary DeGoey Clelia Duronio Robin Francis Jonathan D. Gowing Steven Herbster Gina M. Jefferson and David A. Peter DeKoning Debashis Dutta Edith F. Frankum Rosa Graceffa Donna L. Hered L. LaBute Olga and Glen W. J. Sheila Duval Donna M. Fraser Melanie Grant Glenn Herrell Bridget M. Jeffray Delvecchio Rita Dwornik Cynthia L. Freeman Bob Gratton Jennifer K. Hickey Paul R. Jemison Joe and Nancy DeMarco Mike D. Dwyer Douglas D. Freeman Ann and Wilfred Gravel Frank and Gloria Hidi Margaret I. Jennings Tammy Demers Karl and Dolores Dycha Kathy M. and Frank Freeman Barbara Gray Jessica Higgins Ella Jentzel Deborah L. Demers-Hewitt Della A. Dyck Ivano and Suzanne Herbert Gray Ryan W. Higgison Wendy Jewell Shawn A. Den Hartogh Elizabeth D. Dykeman Fregonese Penelope J. Gray William J. Hill Nancy E. Johns Edward Denduk Ronald A. Dywelska Jennifer Friedl Karyn L. Grealis Constance C. Hillgartner Alan Johnson Joanne and Dan Deneau Brydon C. S. Eady Justin R. Friedl Mary E. Green Jeffrey and Lynne Hillman Allan Johnson Joseph Deneau Angela M. and Kevin Eansor Jacqueline L. Friest Wallace and Marie Green Meghan E. Hines Deana Johnson Cody H. Dennis Tress Andrea M. Frossard Douglas G. Greenfield Timothy Hines Jenna Johnson Patrick M. Dennis Alan W. Easton Maria L. Gabriele Catherine M. Grgicak Brenda L. Hobson Stella O. Johnson Douglas and Sandra S.J. Eberlie Samantha A. Gaffan John G. Gribbon Jennifer and Brendan Glenn Johnston Dennison Jean D. Echlin Gary and Heidi Gagnier Evangeline Grigorakis Hobson J. Robert Johnston Susan Dennison Gail A. Edgeworth Carol L. Gagnon Helen Grigorakis Keven and Laurie Hockley Mary Anne C. Johnston John P. Denniston Joyce D. Edmonds Jane E. Gagnon Steve Grigorakis Syed A. Hoda Matthew T. Johnston Mark and Mary-Teresa Sharon C. Edwards Michael E. Galasso Alan and Maureen Grimwood Orval W. Hodgkin Richard G. Johnston Denomme Sherry D. Eenink Jane and Donald Gall Patricia L. Grom Jean Hodolich John F. Jolie Martin P. Denonville Laurie Eisenberg Loretta O. Gallo Claire M. Grondin Kathy T. Hoenselaar Jim and Tina Joncas Linda and Gary Denys Dustin T. Eldridge Peter Gallo Florence M. Grondin Cameron M. Hoepp Brian Jones Mary L. Derbecker Kelly Element Bill Ganderup Lorraine Grondin Kathleen Hofmans Frances P. Jones Margo A. Des Rosiers- Sonia Eliya Patricia A. Gangnon Judy Grossutti Mary Kay K. Hogan Lela A. Joscelyn Shanklin Bonita and Robert Elliott Tian Gao Jianfei Guan Joy A. and Bill Hogarth Leanie Joya Karishma Desai Diane Elliott Gregory D. Garant Christine A. Gudas-Murphy Elizabeth F. Holden Agnes and Matt Juba Brianne DeSanti Ryan W. Elliott John F. Garbutt Carmen A. Guenzel Erin Holland Gloria M. Jung Ciro DeSantis Karen L. Ellis-Scharfenberg Linda Garbutt Urmi Guhathakurta George R. Holovaci Jr. William and Maria Kacso Kathryn A. Deshaies Kevin R. Ellwood Kevin Gardiner Lino Guidolin Mark D. Hopkinson Filomena and Frederick Art Desjarlais John F. Emery David M. Gardner Wilbert Gunsch Bill Horne Kaiser J. Lloyd and Bernice Deslippe Susan M. Enns Andrew Garlatti Anna Gupta Stephanie L. Hosowich Dzana Kalajdzic Claire M. DesRosiers Colleen and John Enright Joan M. and John Garside Laura M. Gusba Allan J. Hotchkiss Lalit Kalra Carl and Mary Jane Dettinger Susan L. Enright Marina Gasic Edward and Jean Gut Mike Houlahan Cassian Kan Margaret C. Deutsch Robert and Elizabeth Enzlin David A. Gatt Maxine E. Guyitt Rosemarie I. Howie Anna M. Kancko Achla Dewan David A. Epp Debbie Gauthier (nee Daniel E. Gyetvai K. Shelley Hoye Michael and Mineko A. Kane Rita Di Ponio Christy Eppert Kenney) Edward P. and Angeline Gang Hu Kulwant S. Kang Chrisovalantis Diakantoniou Rebecca Ernst John R. Gauthier Gyetvai Hong N. Hua Jeeny Kanwar John D. Diamond William A. Esser Corey A. Gauvin Sylvia A. Haak Bunny Hubbard Md. Saifuddin Kaowcer Ali Dianat Catherine Evanyk Babatunde O. Gbadamosi Wilda M. and George Joseph F. Hueglin Francis P. Kapasi Laura E. Dicarlo Vanna Evola Patricia Gehl Haddock Patricia J. Huether Morton Kaplan David G. Dick Shannon L. Ewing Bruce and Michelle Gemus Marilyn L. and Omer L. Paul T. Hughes Maxim Kaploun Shawn C. Diewold Katie Facecchia David A. Genik Hageniers Theresa A. Hughes Mohammad Karimi-Esfahani Diana DiGirolamo Xiang Fan Glenn H. and Angela Genik Susan J. Hagerman Kristina Huneault Katherine Karoulis-Newman Carla DiMaio Margaret L. Fanella Iva Gentcheva Noor Hajani Thomas S. Hunt Mohammed A. Kashem Michael J. DiMenna Patricia Fantin Tracy Geobey Karen Hall Mark S. Hunter Donald L. Kasta David G. Dimitrie Lydia J. Farina Frances A. Georgeff Elizabeth A. and Robert Paul G. Hunter John P. Keating Trevor and Shannon Dinham Avril A. Farlam Theresa Georges Halliday Christina J. Hurlock- Wanda Keeling-Walter Sheila Dinnendahl Jarret W. Farquhar Phyllis and Walter Gerard Linda P. Hallinan Chorostecki Patricia A. Keenan Donald V. Diubaldo Michael F. Farquhar Anthony M. Germana William P. Hamel Laurie A. Hurst Judith M. Keightley Judith A. Doher Carol and Victor R. Fathers Patricia Gertsakis Michelle D. Hamelin Benjamin S. Hussey Linda Keirl Lauri-Ann E. Doig Mary Ann L. Fathers Kathleen M. Gerus Sandra and Kevin Hamilton Keith Hutcheson Natalie Keirl Robert S. Doiron Paul G. Faucher A. Giampuzzi Thomas M. Hamilton Janice L. Hutchison-Ryan Ashley M. Kellam Ana Dolic John and Margaret Faust Edwin G. Gibb Nancy Hancrar Ellen A. Hyland Gregory T. Keller Dino Dominato Joseph Fecik Sarah and Christopher J. Danielle M. L. Handsor Scott M. Hyland Norbert and Anna Marie Candy Donaldson Karin K. Fedak Gibb Shafqat Hanif Maria D. Iacobelli Keller

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Carol M. and Kenneth Kelly Robert F. Landgraff Meighan E. Lung Philip A. and Diane Mathia Cynthia L. Miles David M. Nemerofsky Michael J. Kelly Karen Langill Adam Lunn Tony M. Mathia Ursula I. Miletic Beth Nesbitt Lilli E. Kenna Christine A. Langlois Yonghui A. Luo Michael J. Matteis Carolyn Millar Natalie Albani R. Lloyd Kennedy Joseph G. Langlois Dianne L. Lussier Denise L. Matzold A. Therese Miller Howard S. Neubauer Sandra Kennelly Barbara Langpeter Michael J. Lutsch Steve Maxim Carlin and Scott Miller Jim T. Neubauer Ellen Kenney Erica A. Langpeter Moir Timothy and Marjorie Lutzac John R. Mayhue Connie Miller and Joseph Susan R. Neufeld-Dick Michael G. Kenney Lenore K. and Richard M. Diane Luu Kevin A. Maynard Charron Jessica Newman John D. Kent Langs Hai T. Ly Brian and Joyce Mayo Marilyn and Gary Miller George T. Ng Lawrence P. Keogh Alexander Lanoszka Jane K. Lyons Ian P. Mayo Sapphire M. Miller Hung-Chee Ng Pamela Keppie Chris and Enza Lanoue Joan H. Lyons Amir Mazinani Sherry A. Miller Son T. Nguyen Don Kerr Allan L. Laporte Kathy G. Lyons Chris J. Mazur Sheryl A. and James Miller Susan L. Nicholas Josette M. Kett Cathy Laporte Charles J. Lypps Carolynn L. and O. M. Craig C. Milliken Tony and Jill Nicholls Clare E. Kettlewell Wendy L. A. Laramie Dayna L. Maaten Mazuryk Sandra Minato Donald H. Nicholson Christine Khayat Ingrid T. Larking Peter J. and Bev MacAulay Guglielno Mazzoni John Minos Virginia Nicol Muharem Kianieff Kristen E. Larocque Ann H. MacDonald William and Sandra McAdam Henry Minton Domenic N. Nicoletta Jason Kiernan Heidi J. Lasi Dalton MacDonald Terry M. McAlinden Margaret A. Mio Karen L. Nicoletti Diane E. Kierstead Kim Lassaline Elizabeth M. MacDonald Christine D. McAllister Maria A. Miranda Wioletta Niemasik David T. Killen Nathan M. Laurie Hugh K. MacDonald Jeffrey and Theresa Arthur B. Miskew Marko Nikolic Terrence Killen Michael V. Laurin Natalie C. MacDonald McArthur Frederick W. Mitchell Diane L. Nixon Steve Kim Claire Lauzon Ray F. MacDonell Emily M. McBride Vivian L. Mitchell Gary L. Nixon Donna C. Kimball Keith Lauzon Gordon A. MacGibbon Sheila A. McCabe W. Robert and Goldie Steven B. Nixon Darlene H. Kindiak Carl Laverriere Mairi E. MacGregor David A. and Linda McCallum Mitchell Lisa M. Noble Ilias Kiritsis Leda Law Ken Machina Janet and Edward McCarron Monique Mock Deborah A. Noble- Lisa Kiritsis Carole Lawn Lisa and John MacIntyre Molly A. McCarthy Barbara D. Modesto Leontowicz David J. Kitka Terri M. Lawrence-Tayler Jessie E. MacIsaac Kathleen A. McCloskey Rosemarie Moher Patricia A. Noonan Diane L. Kitowski Shaun Le Conte Lee F. MacIsaac Tabatha B. McCloskey Daniel S. Mohr Andrew J. Norris Tom and Sophia Klaras Shirley and Vincent Leach Alison MacKenzie Timothy R. McCloskey Barbara L. Moir Joan Norton Jennifer R. Klassen John J. Leal Patti MacKenzie Kevin and Leanne E. Bruce Moir Ositadinma Nriagu Eugene and Josephine Elaine M. LeBlanc Christine Kapasi-Mackie McComb Lillian G. Mokievski-Zubok Morteza Nurcheshmeh Klymko Jacqueline J. Lee Drew and Stephanie MacKlin Janet M. McConnell Serge and Sandra Mokri Virginia Marie Obierski Donna J. Knight Marilyn L. Lee Lorraine MacLachlan Ken McCorkle Noelle Mollard Gerald Obierski Christopher G. Knowles Roy R. Lee Beverley A. MacLean-Lindsay Linda R. McCormick Steve Mollard Andrew T. S. O’Brien Terrence J. Knuckle Laurie A. Leeming Jillian E. MacLellan Gregg McCready Erika K. Molnar-Rioux Grace O’Brien Jennifer M. and Jeff Jerome P. and Judy Lafaive Kelly and Shane MacLeod Dana J. McCullough Clifton and Diane Molyneaux Paula J. O’Brien Kobayashi Angelise N. Leferman Lianne S. MacMillan Paige M. McDowell Karen A. Momotiuk Sylvia O’Brien Ziad and Rowine Kobti John R. Lennox William A. MacMillan J. Marian McEwan Gerald G. Monforton Diane L. O’Dell Izabella Kojic-Sabo Bruce A. and Gayle Lepine Brij Madaan Linda J. McFadden Paul L. Monforton Gerald and Maureen Oglan Adrian Kokthi Sara M. Lescombe Ritu Madaan Meagan A. McFarlane Maureen A. Monk Kathleen A. Oglan R. John Kominar Wayne A. Lesko Margaret E. Madore Colin S. McFarquhar Nicholas M. Montagano Victoria A. Oglan Elizabeth R. Kominek Joy Lesperance Geralyn A. Mady Barbara A. McGregor Kenneth C. Moon Margaret A. and Neil Fred Konyen Vicki Leung Lynn E. Magda Iris McGuire Sandra G. Moore O’Gorman David F. Koop Batya Levy Mary F. Mahovilich Marie T. McGuire Blake H. and Deborah A. Robert Ogryzek Sr. Mary Clare Koopman Sheila A. Lewandowski Francois Mailloux Elizabeth A. McHugh Morden Amy J. Ohler Myron Korpan Harvey M. Lewin Jeanine L. Mailloux Kevin C. McHugh Maria I. G. Morgado Sally S. Olczak Randal E. Kott Laura Lewis Jeffery Mailloux Allan J. McKenzie Lynda and Jim Morgan Emily J. Oldenburg Karin and William Kouvelas Lisa M. Lewis Sharron E. Mailloux Janet A. McKenzie Mary-Lynn Morgan Rosemarie H. Olivero Elyse Kovacs Michael W. Lewis Kim M. Maisonneuve Jean E. McLaughlin John F. and Denise Morneau Carol A. O’Mara Karen Kovacs Jamie Lewis George B. Makepeace Shealyn McLaughlin Mike Moroun Sandra Ondracka John and Heather Kozolanka Yongle Li Suzanne M. Malette Charles W. McLean Kristen and Jason Morris Kathryn A. O’Neail Davis and Celeste G. Krause Minling Liang Susan M. Malloch Robert I. and M. Joyce David and Marla Morrison Edward Davies Ann V. Kristo Xinqing Liao Sandra and Michael Malowitz McLean Jeffrey R. Morrison Mary A. O’Neail Justin D. Kritikos Lynda A. Lieberman Lisa M. Mancini-Polidori Mary-Anne McLellan Karen (Glenn) Morrison Barbara M. O’Neil Steve Krivac Sin-onn Liew Verne A. Mandolesi Donald W. McLeod Patricia-Lynne Moscatello Celeste L. O’Neil Daniela Krsterski Nick M. Ligori Grace M. Manias Lynn and George McLeod Irene H. Moskal-Moumeni Cornelia S. O’Neil Mary Krutsch Feng S. Lin Tamara and Dave Manicom Charlene McMahon and Abrahim Moumeni Brian J. O’Neill Susan Krutsch Peter J. Lind Sarah Mantysaari Dawn L. McMahon Lawrence M. Moskovic James V. O’Neill Kenneth J. Kupisz Sylvia M. Lindquist Donald and Gianna Marie McMahon Louise E. Mouradian Patricia M. O’Neill Ruth O. Kuras Alan F. Lindsay Manzerolle Rita C. McMahon Roger A. Mousseau Nzenalu O. Onuoha Anthony J. Kurecka Lois A. Lindsay John and Sandra Manzig Kathy McMillan Bryan and Marianne Mulhern Thomas W. Orchard Rebecca A. Kurz Albert W. Linnell Pat Maola Lily R. and Ken McMorine Bernadette M. Mullen Michael R. Orenstein Francy Kussner Linda Linnell Chris Marajas Ian F. McMullan Connie and Vincent Mullins Bruno A. Orlando Shirley and Arthur Kussner Aislinn A. Liolli Mary A. Marchand Jennifer McMullen Kimberly J. Munro Jackie O’Rourke Ken Kwiatkowski Chunsheng Liu John R. Marchenkowsky and Edward A. McNabb Robert A. Munro Sr. Louise V. Orr Cathy La Tona David T. Y. Liu Lisa J. Sutton Terry W. McNally Tara L. Munro Jill Orton Anas Labak Jing Liu Severina Marcocchio Thomas H. McNaughton Myles H. Murdock Robert W. and Debbie David L. LaBute and Gina M. Wei Liu Toni Marcon-Stewart Elaine T. McNeil Gloria and Ian Murphy Osborne Jefferson Yijun Liu Karen L. Marcotte Brian G. McNichol Ivana S. Murphy Tracy J. O’Shaughnessy Gerard J. Labute Jewell D. Lofsky Larry Marcotte Cindy McPhedran Paul and Lorraine Murphy Debbre and Peter Oster Guy Lachance Amber Long Frederick Marentette Kim and Marla A. McPhee Rosa M. Murphy Fiona E. Oswald Paul L. Ladouceur Donna Long Jean-Paul W. Marentette Malcolm D. McTaggart Violet Murphy Jane and John Oulton Jakub Ladysz Andrea Longmuir Monique J. Marentette Jackie McVittie Barbara Murray Christina J. Ourchane Debra L. Laforet Paul M. Longmuir Paul S. Marentette Chris Meharnd Daniel J. and Jacqueline M. Shona E. Outridge Michael and Ann Lafreniere Gary K. and Marilynne Stan J. Markiewicz Mahesh M. Mehta Murray Pamela U. Ovadje D.J. Lafreniere Lonnee Anna L. Marro John Meinhardt Heather Murray Marion Overholt Carol Lai Gina Lori Riley Ronald C. Martin Wendy Mellanby Megan A. Muscat Kristyn Owers Sridatt Lakhan Lisa Lortie Angelo Martini Robert J. Mellon John Muscl Louis L. Ozbolt Mary Jane Lally Jonathon Lot Francesca S. Martino Tracy M. Menard Neil G. Musson Nikola Palameta Annette C. Lalonde Martha Lot Christopher P. Mascaro and L. Meneguzzi Krithika Muthuurumaran Bruno and Susan Pallotto Patricia A. Lalonde Marie C. Lott Darlene Diane Cossarini- Theodore Mercado Chaitanya Myneni Mitch Palmer Tammy L. LaLonde Denny B. Loucao Mascaro Jennifer Mercanti John P. Mysak Mical Palumbo Man-ho D. Lam Wayne Louie Edmondo Masciarelli Susan Meretsky Robert Nairn Flora C. Pannunzio Joseph A. and Donelda Martha J. Lovsin Robert J. Masino Kalju Merimets Vera Najdovska Lisa A. Paolatto LaMantia Ann Loyst Rosemary A. Massara Melissa C. Merlo Timothy A. Namespetra Angela M. Papas Stephen E. Lamarche Anna M. Lucier Chester B. Masse Philip and Betty Mersch Cindy Nantais Enzo A. Pappini Tracey J. Lambert Bonnie J. Lucier Eric Masse Alexander J. Meyer Kassandra Narain Donna L. Paquette Angela Y. Lambing Carole A. Lucier Kevin A. Masse Jeffery E. Meyer Kevin P. Nardini Janice G. Paquette Ghislain L. Lamothe Heather Lucier Denise M. Masse-Tetreault Giovanni Miceli Mena R. Nargi Jonathon L. Paquin Gary L. and Antoinette Marko Lulic Paul T. Massie Michelle Miglietta Adrzej and Helena Necio Angela M. Paradis Lamphier Richard M. Lumley Gino Mastronardi David M. Milani Mulugeta A. Negussie Stephanie A. Paraschak Murray Landerkin Robert O. Lumley Penny Mastronardi Daria Milenkovic Jonathan J. Nehmetallah Steven R. Pardy

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Linda Parent Mary T. Poole Kerri Ringrose Timothy and Joan Scherer Christopher J. Solet Tracey L. Thomas Marcel Parent Michael C. Poole George and Althea Risden Paul Schincariol Kenneth S. Solway Zelda B. Thomas Joseph and Cynthia M. Adrienne E. Popa Francis X. Rivest Sergio Schincariol Peter J. Soteros Gordon H. Thompson Paribello Christopher Porter Jean Roath Matthew Schmidt Dorothy Souchak Howard B. Thompson Jenny A. Paris Vera Potocek George and Marjorie Robarts Christine Schneider Gina Soulliere Marion R. Thompson David D. Paron Kelly L. Potter Maxine and Edward Robbins Lisa Schneider Cecil C. Southward Scott Thorpe Laurel C. Parson Monique J. Pouget Darlene D. Robert Catherine E. and Charles Antonietta Spada Dawn M. Tiessen Neelam B. Parsons Baden M. Powell David A. Roberts Schooley Mario and Gloria Spada Elizabeth A. and Joseph Thomas B. Parsons Deborah and Peter Powell Jack W. Robertson Doris A. Schroeder Mirella Spadotto Timmermans Ken Passa William P. Power Roger R. Robineau Adelheid Schumacher Sandra Spagnoli-Iseppi Joyce B. Timpson Dushyant P. Patel Norma J. Powers Susan Robinet Theresa M. Schuurman Antonio Spagnuolo Chris and Denise Tingen Chelsea A. Paterson Marilyn E. Powley Brian P. Robinson Mike Scobie Jane Specht William Tkach Marie Paterson Nicolina A. and Santino Pozzi Douglas and Victoria Margaret Scott Robert S. Spender Matthew and Carole Tobin Nicole S. Paterson Michael S. and Susan E. Robinson J. Karen Scott Rita Sperduti Settimo and Deborah Tocco Linda G. Patrick Pranschke Gord Robinson Jeffrey J. Scott Brian A. Spooner Lou D. Todon Lora F. Pattemore Eliana Prantera Rachel M. Robinson Ross and Charlene Scott Ann M. Sprague Annemarie Toldo Daniel J. Patterson Adriano Pranzitelli Rosemary A. Robinson Merry Ellen V. Scully Mosna Gloria A. Sprague Luigi G. Tomaselli J. Kathryn Patterson Deborah M. Pravlochak Fred Robson Elizabeth M. Seabrook Judy Spurgeon Mark C. Tomek Rick K. Patterson Marjorie G. Preston Gary P. and Emily Rocheleau Mary-Alice Searles Debbie Squillaro Murray A. Topliffe Clifton and Margarita Sheila Pretty Mark A. Rocheleau Margaret R. Seech Lynn M. Srokosz Enzo V. and Gayle Torcoletti Pattison Paul Pribojan Zeljko Rod Jeffrey J. Segeren Larry J. St. Antoine Tibor Toronyi Christine M. Patton Leanna M. Prior Charlene Roe Michael L. Seicean Muriel St. Louis Ostap Toroshenko Amanda Paulin Catharine A. Proctor Marlene and David Roelens Jeffrey F. Seiler M. Hazel St. Pierre Sam F. Tortola Mary E. Pavlinak Roman Prokupek Jenny Roffel and Family Stuart and Suzanne Selby Jasmine I. St. Pierre Miroslav J. Tot Hilary G. Payne Mark R. Provost Bruce E. Rogers Bryan Sellan Irene R. S. Stacey Alex Toth Gregory N. Paziuk James L. Pryce Alessia Roma James B. Sellan Ana-Maria Staffen Donald Towsley Maureen A. Peacock Yishu Pu Lori Romero Diyan N. Selvadurai Mary Katherine Stainton Bob Tran Antun M. Peakovic Preston G. Punga Thomas A. Root Mark Sennett Yuriy Stamov Helen M. Tran Lisa Pealey Murray and Gwen Purdy Franklin B. Rosar Nick Serio Sarah Stannard Candace and James William and Mary Pearce Hengyu Qin Janet Rosenbaum Russell D. Seton Kenneth R. Stanton Tremblay John C. Pearson Anthony and Angela Quaglia Wanda Rosicki Mark A. Seupersaud Kristi M. Stearns Michael J. Tremblay Maria Pellarin Luc M. Quenneville Nelide Rosset Babak Shahabi Elaine Steel Sue M. Tremblay Stephen E. Pellarin Therese A. Quenneville Susan Roth Patricia Shank John W. Steel Jean P. Trepanier Catherine Pelletier Janet L. Quinlan David R. Rothwell Pardeep Sharma Michael B. Steer Marianne S. and Scott Peter H. Pelletier Jeffrey R. Quinlan Sandra Rotondi Heather I. Sharp Etna Stefani Trepanier Linda D. Peltier Michael C. Quinn Charles K. Rowland Katherine H. and Robert David K. Steffen Mary Tricsli Aidong Peng Rita Quinn Kathleen M. Roy B. Shaw Sandra Stein Herschal H. Trivedi Gary J. Penner Connie Quinn-Vaillant Lucille A. Roy Glorianna C. Shearme Joseph M. Steiner Lisa Trombley Joan K. Pepper Ida Raco Jason D. Ruch Richard Shelson Louise M. Steinman Stacey Trombley Conrad A. Perl John B. Radford William and Nancy Ruch Robin and Carol Shepherd Roula Stergianis Paul J. Trudell Mario Perri Navneetkumar R. Rafaliya Kaziu F. Rudzinski Brian J. Sherman Brian Sterling Teresa Trytek Stephanie Perry Lisa F. Raffoul A. June Rummerfield Christopher G. Sherrer Fely Sternbauer John Tsakonas Valeria Perry Joseph Raheb and Angela James B. Rundle Vanessa M. Shields Colleen G. Stevens Mary P. Tuck Dan Perz and Gwen Jeun Hoy Raheb Joseph and Paulette Rupert Richard E. Shiner James Stevenson K Tulloch Josef Perz Lesley D. Rahm Rade Rupovac Victoria Shkreli Linda L. Stevenson Shari M. Turcotte Katherine and James Jerry F. Rakus Lynda M. Rush Celina (Seto) Shoji Mike Stevenson Christine and Jeff Turner Peterson Susan F. and Evan Ralyea Nevi M. Rusich Shirley and Christopher Gordon D. Stewart Jeffrie A. Turner Johnny Peto Kendra Ramsay Susan I. Rusk Shorts Raymond Stewart William J. Turner Michelle (Mazak) Petrosenko Carol A. and David A. Gerald and Beverley Mary A. Showell Ruth Stewart Althea R. and Daniel D. Walter R. Petryshyn Ramsdale Russette Glyn and Tracie Buck Robert and Kay Stezycki Tymec Gerald M. Pfalzer Chitra Rangan Kimberly L. Ruston David M. Shulman Monique C. Stinac Anthony Tymstra Z. Phaneuf Lorie L. Ranieri Victor Ruszczak Yat Yee R. Shum William D. Stockwell Md Jashim Uddin Sandra S. Phelps David V. Raniga Sarah L. Rutkowski Walt Sigmund Kathy Storey Gary J. and Chris Ulicny Eva E. and Rudolph Philipp Surath Rao Will and Katherine Ruttinger Cheryl Silverstein Paul J. Stothers Leanne (Nadjiwon) Urso Timothy S. Phipps Idalia H. Rappe Lora L. Ruttle-Moser Brian Simard Dana and Dan Straus Dallas E. Urwin Barbara Piccinin Karen Rapson Elizabeth Ryzer Matthew Simic Cathy A. Strong Richard J. Valenciuk Lora A. Piccinin Teresa Rauti Linda Sabatini Tijana Simonovska Ross E. Struthers Louis P. and Betty Ann Ornella Piccolo Patricia C. Ravanello Joanne Sabourin Brian C. Simpson Wilhelmine Strybosch Valente Lavern R. Pich Edward M. Raymond Frank J. Saccucci Glen R. Simpson Peter K. Sturgeon Dean M. R. Valentino Marg Piche Anthony P. Rea Timothy and Kimberley Sadai John Sinasac Sarah S. Subhan Larry Vallieres Stephen Piche Garry F. Reaume Chetan J. Sainath Lisa A. Sinasac Sheila M. Sullivan Mark Van Bekkum Michael A. Pierce Erika Rebello Carmela D. Salice Maninder Singh Shagufta K. Sultan Annette C. van Blommestein John Neposlan and Colleen Carol Reddam Alan Walter Salmoni John A. Singleton Shannon L. Sunega Dawna M. Van Boxmeer L. Pierce-Neposlan Jennifer L. Reed Darrell and Jayne Sampson Daniel R. Sionov Leslie P. Sussman Sarah L. Van Der Paelt Beth Piet David and Elizabeth Reeves Jennie L. Sanders Hoda Skaff Brian Suta Ronald and Mary Van Martha Pieterson-Bondy Phyllis Reeves Geraldine C. Sandre Jeanette A. A. Skinner Susan R. Sutherland Koughnett Janice L. Pillon J. Regnier Robert Sandre Nelka Sklarova Craig E. Sutton Michael S. van Pinxteren David and Lisa Pinciuc Robert E. Reid Robert and Patricia Sanford Karen and Michael Sklash Chris and Sharon Swart Neil T. Van Velzen Joanne M. Pinkalla Irvine G. Reilly Mary L. Santavy Toby C. Sklash Gregory and Anne Switzer Eric S. Vandenbroucke Lynda Pinnington Laurent H. Reininger John P. Sarlo Josephine Skuza Angele A. Sylvester Edna Vander Muren Lisa M. Pinsonneault Richard and Marie Renaud Nicole D. Sassine G. Slavik Nancy J. Synnott Mary Ann Vangel Joseph Pintur Mary Jane Renaud Lisa Sasson Patricia M. and Lyle Sloan Eva C. Szabo Pamela M. Bennett Gail A. Pirie Matthew J. Renaud Barry C. Saunders Michael Sloboda Henry Szaran Tracie A. Vanvrouwerff Marilena Pizzo Roland Renaud Lorri and Mark Sauve Jeff Slota Glendene A. Szymanski Bianca Vasapolli Helene Plante Susan M. Reynell Vicki Sauve Linda L. Small Adam and Mary Taborek Nick Vecchio Raymond M. Plante Shelley N. Reynolds Marina Savie Michael Smiles Marijke Taks Abinaya Veerappan Gandhi Steve D. Platz Christie L. Riberdy Joseph Savoni Amanda A. Smith Kathy Y. Tang Mireille M. Vegso Marilyn Plotzke Christine M. Riberdy Rosa Savoni Arlene and Donald Smith Robert V. Tartaglia Valerie Veinotte Geniene Plummer Michele and Randy Rice Peter C. and Hilde Swatzky Arnold H. Smith Sydney Taylor Michelle Veneman Donald L. Pohlman Fred and Christine Richard Alan E. Sawtell Colleen and Gerald Smith Teresa M. Taylor Tadiboyina Venkateswarlu Kim L. Poisson Constance L. Richards Ashley Sawyer Constance L. Smith Jennifer D. Tebbens Dina E. Venturini Michelle R. Poisson Kahaliah M. Richards Tanya A. Sawyers Dale A. Smith Paul F. Tesar Cindy L. Vergara Mary Jo Policella Pauline and James Norman Saxon Gloria J. Smith Dan F. Tesolin Christopher S. Vertz Joel W. Pollen Richardson Nicole Sbrocca Jessica M. Smith Sandra M. Tessier Nicole T. Vignone Linda A. and Michael Michelle L. Richling Sabatino S. Sbrocca Linda M. Sneddon Alan M. Thibert Luis F. Villalpando Rosas Polsinelli Glenn W. Rideout C.L. Schachter Gordon Snell Darlene Thibert Kristin A. Villemaire Alicia M. Pomeroy Terry and Vicki Ridsdale Melissa M. Schafer Dalton and Margaret Snelling Sherry Thibert Nicolino and Paula Vincelli Edward J. Ponikvar Vern Riediger Gisela Schartner Rick Snider Nirumalan Thillaiampalam Maria Vitale Angela F. Poole James R. Rigamonti Sydney Schatzker Robert and Josie F. Sobocan Deborah I. Thomas Domenic C. Vitella and Gary J. Poole Anthony I. Rimac Jerry and Irene Schen Richard Solcz Mark L. Thomas Sandra J. Chapman

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Deborah Vlodarchyk Catherine A. Websdale Donna and Arthur Williams S. Woodruff Atkinson Dennis J. Yurke Michael Vogel Deborah C. Weeks Patricia Williams Heather L. and William J. Carolyn M. Zahorak Denise M. Vriesacker Christian and Sara Weinberg Victoria R. Wills Woschenski Ronald V. Zaldin Goran Vucajnk Lisa S. Wells Carolyn P. Wilson Andrew E. Wright Renata Zanella Jeff Vukasovic Jin Wen Dana D. M. Wilson Denise A. Wright Rick and Josie Zannese Donald R. Wadsworth Kimberly A. Wenner Janice E. Wilson James R. Wright and Christopher B. Zappio Vicky A. Walker Barbara E. Westelaken Mary C. and Thomas Wilson Jennifer J. Rentz-Wright Tracey Zavitz Lucien J. Wallaert David and Norma Wheatley Melinda M. Wilson Joseph J. Wright Ed Zemla Ruth Waltman Kevin White Shirley Wilson Kelly Wright and Matthew Chi Zhang John Ward Linda A. White Suzanne M. Wilson Fenn Shuzhen Zhao Kristen D. Ward Roger and Heather White Wayne F. Wilson Paul L. Wright Ning Zhou Angela and Timothy Warnock Shango Whited Janet and Michael Wilton Jocelyn Wu Chao Zhu Mark J. Warriner J. Robin Whitelaw Erin A. Wiltshire Katherine Wyonch Lawrence P. and Eldred Zilli Ruth A. Wass Wayne and Shirley Whitfield Kenneth R. Winch Chunyi Xia Laura M. Zimmer Margaret R. Wassell Judith M. Whiting John A. Winchester Hong Xu J. Terence Zinger Christopher Waters and Gregory W. Whittal Diane L. Winsborough Hongzhe Xu David Ziriada Anneke Smit Dean Whittier Janet E. Winter Claire Yancy Amin Karim Zodeh Beverly A. Watson Ronald W. Wieleba Don Winterton William Zaidao Yang Joanne Zold Diane L. Watson Peter J. Wigle Marisa Wismer Kari L. Yeboah Elizabeth K. Watson Catherine M. Wilbur Eva Wolf Yanhua Yin Michelle L. Watters Letitia Wilcox Mark M. Wolfe Glen Ymana Valerie Watts Julie M. Wilkin Martha K. Wolfe Gloria Ymana John Webber William. and F. Wilkinson David P. Wood Valeriana Ymana Pamela J. Weber Art Williams Kevin B. Wood Harry Yuen and Patricia Chan

LEGACY CIRCLE Legacy gifts, usually made through wills and insurance plans, are directed by the donor following much care and consideration and often reflect a life of dedication to the University of Windsor. Thanks to all members of the Legacy Circle who have honoured this institution and its students with a planned gift.

Aniela (Nellie) Anderson* Mary Louise Drake Paul Huschilt Louis Odette* Helen Margaret Tebbs* *Deceased Mary Ayris Rachel Leary Drummond* Graeme Hutchinson Alan and Diana Orman William Tovinsky* Caroline Margaret Bradley* A. William Eansor* Leo Anthony Innocente Joseph Ozad* Robert J. Tschanz Guy Ballard* Mary Catherine Evans* Agnes Ireland* Ernest Paliy Lady Deborah William May Doreen Beatty* E. Peter and Terry Farmer Sushil and Christine Jain Michael L. Petras* Umeh* Sandra Bell Harold Peter Fast* Nadia Jarkowiec* Florence Pennington* Kenneth J. Van Meer William Bond* Paul Russell Frasca* Lucie Erika Joseph* Lily Pillon* Helen Isabel Vuckovich* Edith Margaret Bowlby* Gerald and Miriam Freed Mervin M. Katzman* Joseph Fabian Pollard* Ernest William James Lola E. Buckley* Abram David Froese* William Kurry* Francis Postill* Waddell* Bernard Leo Buhlman Mary Margaret Fuller* Camillo LaCavita Norman Ramm* Carol Ann Walcott Kenneth Calmenson Pasquale J. and Janet E. Helen Norma Laframboise* Robert Spencer Rayson* Eleanor Wallace* Henry John Carmichael* Galasso Amrit Lall* Joe and Erika Rebello Yolanda Walthier* William John Leonard Gordon Giddings Susan C. Lester Gertrude Alice Rock* Marie Mireille Lydia Carter* Elizabeth Gillespie* Elena Loaring* Seymour Schott* Whissell* Liisa Maria Chappus* Janice O. Goldman Paul J. Liut Anne Sclater Robert Noel Whitehurst* J. Robert Charette* Marie Gott* George F. Macdonald* Douglas Schwegel Jerry Clayton Williams* Prabodh Kumar Chatterjee* Estate of Geraldine Fay Norma Rose Macdonald* Gail Sheard* Elizabeth Jane Williamson* Manley Chew* Graham* John Arthur Marsh* Thomas Shoyama* Winnifred Jean Wilson* Willis Lumgair Clark* Austin J. Gravelle Marilyn Mason Harry, Izzy* and Sol Sigal Anne M. Winterbottom Anne Cristescu* Dorothy Gray* Kathleen McCrone Mark and Mary Ann Simpson A. Maud Woodall* Eleanor J. Cruickshank* Bill Hallett Walter McGregor Jean Sonnenfeld Hilda Woodall* Nellie Anne Dagger* Amanda I. Hanson* Pauline McKinnon* John Stoiko Sheila Wright Olga Delvecchio Howard J. Haskings Ian and Sandra McLeod Bernice Stone* William McKay Wright* Pamela Dickie Richard and Donna Hassard George A. McMahon Pat Sturn* Michael Zin* Bernarda C. Camello-Doctor Robert and Margaret Evelyn Stewart Moore* Clarice Fayil Tapson* Phyllis Zin Robert and Bonnie Drago Hewitt Austin Mousseau Lynn Teahan

IN-KIND GIFTS UNIQUELY VALUABLE

Each year, programs across campus receive gifts that are greatly $2,500 - $4,999 appreciated, yet whose value is difficult to quantify. Jeanne Godfrey Gifts in-kind are items such as those the School of Dramatic Art may $500 - $999 Lisa Steele receive that bring real authenticity to a University Players production. These are the specialized electronics equipment or software that enables $250 - $499 Kevin Currie a project in a technical program to go forward. Other gifts may fulfill $100 - $249 needs for a varsity team, the Odette School of Business, the Paul Martin Sharon Gu Law Library or even a group of graduate students whose project takes them into a remote corner of our planet.

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CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION DONORS

$500,000 - $999,999 Cisco Systems Canada Co. P & L Odette Charitable DeGraw Automotive Group Foundation Enwin Utilities Limited The E. & G. Odette Charitable FCCP Ontario Education Foundation Foundation Gowlings LLP $100,000 - $499,999 Holiday Inn Manulife Financial BMO Bank of Montreal McCarthy Tetrault LLP CN Mercer (Canada) Limited Mousseau DeLuca $50,000 - $99,999 McPherson Prince LLP Alumni Association Norton Rose Fulbright The John and Judy Bragg Canada Family Foundation Ontario Professional Scotiabank Engineers Foundation for Valiant Corporation Education Windsor Family Credit Union Phillips Hager & North Windsor Mold Group Investment Management Windsor Regional Hospital Polonia Centre St. Anne’s French Immersion $20,000 - $49,999 Catholic School The Morris & Beverly Baker Telus Business Solutions Foundation Tepperman’s Furniture Caesars Windsor Graduate Student Society $1,000 - $2,499 Windsor Family Credit Union 11 AM Coffee Club The Woodbridge Corporation A Breast or Knot Bank of Montreal - BMO $10,000 - $19,999 Financial Group Auto21 Bartlet & Richardes LLP Blake Cassels & Graydon The Bellringer Family LLP Foundation C.U.P.E. Local 1393 BMO Nesbit Burns Canterbury College Marilyn & Joseph Bolton The Chandisherry Foundation Charitable Fund Competitive Foods Canada Canadian Hospitality Limited Group Ltd - Holiday Inn Friends U. of Windsor Downtown Invitational BasketBall Cassels Brock & Blackwell Tournament LLP Istituto Italiano Di Cultura Criminal Lawyers’ Shoppers Drug Mart Association Ontario Power Generation Strategic Charitable Giving Bravo Cement Contracting Parkwood Gospel Temple TD Insurance Meloche Deloitte Management Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt Foundation Inc. South Windsor Youth Soccer Monnex Services LP LLP Hull & Hull LLP Canadian Online Giving Club Tourism Windsor Essex Drudi, Alexiou Kuchar LLP Pallett Valo LLP Jans Management Foundation SSS Gracanica Choir Pelee Island DUCA Financial Services Pape Salter Teillet Koolini Italian Eatery Culmone Law Firm Symatron Corporation Vancouver Foundation Credit Union Ltd. Radovich Chiropractic KPMG Foundation Empire Communications United Way Centraide Ottawa Windsor University Faculty Dundee Securities Ltd. The Rotary Club of Chatham Machine Doctors Inc Hengl, Scott Financial Association Engineering Week Service Fund Dr. Marshall Dentistry Partners Inc $1 - $99 Enwin Utilities Commission Rotary Club of Windsor - Professional Corporation Hercon Sheet Metal Inc ABC Computers Fasken Martineau DuMoulin $5,000 - $9,999 Roseland McMillan LLP Jain Family Foundation - Bell Canada LLP ADR Chambers Rotary Club of Windsor Miller Canfield Paddock & Strategic Charitable Giving Corp. of the County of Essex The Ford Motor Company Bell Canada (1918) Ontario Canada Stone, LLP Kautex Textron Executive Business Services G. Caboto Club CS&P Architects Schukra of North America National Class Action Koskie Minsky LLP Inc. The Guarantee Company of Foyston, Gordon & Payne Inc. Sherry’s Bracelets Services (Canada) Inc. The Law Society Foundation Industrial Alliance North America The Jackman Foundation Sigma Chi Canadian Ontario Nurses Association Liqui-Force Services Lambton County Law Gethsemane Lutheran John Ferguson Golf Foundation Local 008 Lyndon Security Services Inc. Association Church Association Bingo Solutions In Health Inc. Ontario Registered Music Mancini Battisti Savoni Lone Fone Restaurant & Human Kinetics Canada Muriel Kassimatis -Strategic St. Joseph Catholic Teachers Association Provost LLP Tavern Hutchinson Charitable Fund- Charitable Giving Elementary School P. X. Smith Medicine Susan Waymouth Rafi Systems, Inc. Strategic Charitable Giving Foundation Stantec Consulting Professional Corp Rehabilitation Consulting Town of Lakeshore The Insolvency Institute of Katelyn Bedard Bone Marrow Stevensons LLP Prestressed Systems Services Walkerville Yoga Loft Association Canada Tim Horton (Petawawa) Incorporated Sutts, Strosberg LLP Law Foundation of Ontario Jewish Community Torkin Manes LLP Pricewaterhouse Coopers MBNA Canada Endowment Fund of Torys LLP LLP $100 - $249 Windsor Miller Thomson LLP Waterloo Region Law Reybroek Barristers 1413441 Ontario Limited Walter Kindiak Fund - Norton Rose Fulbright Association Professional Corporation Canadian Union of Public Strategic Charitable Giving Canada Windsor Factory Supply Ridgewood Capital Asset Employees Local 3740 Foundation OPUS (Organization of Part- Limited Management Essex Metals KPMG Management Services Time Students) Security Recovery Group Inc Faculty of Nursing LP Scotiabank $500 - $999 Sports Club 444 Inc Family Service Windsor- Lawrence, Lawrence, Toronto Chapter U of Windsor Harry Abbott-Strategic Stikeman Elliott LLP Essex County Stevenson LLP Victorian Order of Nurses Charitable Giving Stout Dispute Resolution Inc. Flett Beccario The Learning Continuum Windsor Essex Community Bereskin & Parr LLP Unifor Local 444 Grayson Technical Services Matachewan Consolidated Foundation CCH Canadian Limited Workers Health & Safety I.A.T.S.E. Local 828 Mines Windsor Essex County Davis Webb LLP Centre ITW Canada Maxims Limited Partnership Association of Realtors Dayus Register & Grille Kestenberg Siegal Lipkus McChip Resources Inc De Francesca Law Office $250 - $499 LLP McTague Law Firm LLP $2,500 - $4,999 Professional Corporation Accucaps Industries Limited Lifestyle Chiropractic The Northern Trust German-Canadian Business Aleo Associates Inc. Nantais Sport Shop (1990) Affleck Greene McMurtry Company, Canada & Professional Association Beta Sigma Phi Windsor City Ltd. LLP Omega Tool Corp. Canadian Club Brand Center Halford Foundation - Council Near North Realty Ltd

view . fall 2014 27 GRAND CHALLENGES AND ASPIRATIONS The University of Windsor has recast its strategic research priorities into four Grand Challenges: Healthy Great Lakes; Viable, Healthy and Safe Communities; Sustainable Industry; and Understanding Borders. These Grand Challenges are based on our geographical location and our historic research strengths. They collectively define us and tell the external world our aspirations and goals. No other Canadian university can tackle these challenges simultaneously today. UWINDSOR RESEARCH www.uwindsor.ca/research From the Grand Challenges, we aspire to be leaders in the following areas…

Healthy Great Lakes • Advance and communicate fundamental knowledge of Great Lakes science; • Develop technologies that improve water quality and biota health; • Contribute to a culture that values and prioritizes activities that enhance the health of the Great Lakes; • Understand and help develop the policies and regulations to safeguard the Great Lakes; • Mitigate and adapt to the effects of natural and societal impact to the Great Lakes and lead remediation efforts in the Great Lakes region and beyond; and • Train highly qualified personnel who will become next-generation scholars and leaders.

Viable, Healthy and Safe Communities • Explore and understand the social, economic and health conditions that will lead to viable, healthy and safe communities; • Advance knowledge about the lives of designated groups and diverse people, including First Nations, women, ethnic and sexual minorities, the disabled, recent immigrants and others, not only of problems, but also of strengths and resiliencies to maximize the health of people and the vibrancy of communities; • Advance the humanities, arts, social and natural sciences, technologies and engineering that will enhance the viability, health, livability and safety of communities; • Build synergy from various stakeholders and sectors that will enhance the above goals; and • Train highly qualified personnel who will become next-generation social and technological entrepreneurs, scholars and leaders.

Sustainable Industry • Collaborate with multi-sector industrial stakeholders to help build sustainable industries; • Mobilize knowledge and technologies to collaborating industry partners; • Accommodate and facilitate the collaboration with participating industrial partners who prefer locating their innovation units at the University to develop next-generation ideas and products; • Provide business, legal and technical advice to industries on a collaborative basis; and • Train highly qualified personnel who will become next-generation industrial entrepreneurs, leaders, scientists and engineers.

Understanding Borders • Understand all issues, including logistical, economical, societal, human, cultural, political, legal and trade, associated with borders and border crossing; • Understand and support the development of policies, regulations and best practices that will facilitate border crossing; • Develop the science, technology and engineering that will facilitate safe and secure border crossings, including that of knowledge, goods, certifications, regulations and people; • Train highly qualified personnel who will become next-generation scholars and leaders; and • Understand and support bi-national co-ordination of environmental and emergency management in border regions.

Contact Us Office of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation University of Windsor 401 Sunset Avenue Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 3P4 Email: [email protected] UWINDSOR AUTHORS BY MARGALIT FOX A NOVELIST IN NO HURRY Alistair MacLeod LLD ’00

Alistair MacLeod, a Canadian writer whose only Like nearly all MacLeod’s fiction, “No Great Mischief” is novel — composed over 13 years and extracted from set on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, where he spent his him only after a campaign by his publisher involving boyhood and maintained a home to the end of his life. surveillance, subterfuge and outright bribery — brought him A multigenerational story that intertwines the fates of literary fame, a lucrative prize and a bottle of Scotch, died the island’s fishermen and miners with those of their Scottish on April 20, 2014 in Windsor, Ontario. He was 77. forebears, the novel explores what for its author was an abiding The cause was complications of a stroke he’d suffered in concern: the tensions that pervade a community caught January. between the pull of tradition and the pressure of assimilation. The appearance of MacLeod’s novel, “No Great Mischief,” Narrated by Alexander MacDonald, who has forsaken his published in 1999 to rapturous reviews, augmented the quiet, island roots for a life of bourgeois discontent as an orthodontist, impeccably burnished reputation he had long had among the novel is set against a background of Gaelic speech, old other writers. Scottish songs and the ever-present swing of the sea. In 2002, The Herald of Glasgow described him as “one of But as MacLeod’s spare, elegiac prose makes plain, life the greatest living writers in English”; his work has now been on Cape Breton is no pastoral idyll. His narrative is suffused translated into many foreign languages. with loss, notably that of Alexander’s parents, who, traversing The sweep of MacLeod’s reputation today is all the more the frozen waters on foot in wintertime, slip through the ice to noteworthy when considered alongside his slender output, their deaths. which at his death stands at the one novel and fewer than two- “The tide was going out when they vanished, leaving dozen short stories. nothing but a lantern — perhaps tossed on to the ice by a If, as he liked to say, he seemed constitutionally equipped to sinking hand and miraculously landing upright and continuing turn out a novel once every 60 years or so, he had his reasons. to glow, or perhaps, set down after its arc, wildly but carefully To begin with, he had a day job: At his death, he was an by a hand which sought to reach another,” the author wrote. emeritus professor of English at the University of Windsor, “My parents were not found that day, or the next, or in the days where he had taught for more than three decades, leaving only or months that followed.” summers for fiction. In 2001, “No Great Mischief” won the International Impac “I don’t mind,” MacLeod said in a 2004 interview. “For a Dublin Literary Award. The prize, more than $100,000, is widely long time, I was described as one of North America’s most described as the world’s largest for a single work of fiction. promising writers. Pretty soon, I was going to be one of North A coal miner’s son, John Alexander Joseph MacLeod was America’s most promising geriatric writers. Promise has to be born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, on July 20, 1936, a fulfilled sometime.” descendant of ancestors who came to Cape Breton from the What was more, he shunned computers, setting his work Hebrides in the late 18th century. (Alistair, the name fixed on down in longhand with a watchmaker’s deliberation, polishing him in childhood, is Alexander’s Gaelic counterpart.) each sentence to its final form before proceeding to the next. His parents, Gaelic-speaking Cape Breton natives, had “When I type on the computer and I see it on the screen, moved to Saskatchewan to seek work during the Depression, I think that fairies or leprechauns wrote it,” he told The Santa but when the boy was 10, pining for home, they returned with Fe New Mexican in 2004. “When I put my stubby ballpoint him to the island. pen on the paper, I take a lot of time thinking about what I’m Working his way through college as a logger, miner and writing. And so I say to myself, ‘Well, now this has to happen,’ fisherman, MacLeod earned a teaching certificate from and I make little notes to myself, like ‘Don’t forget to make the Nova Scotia Teachers College, followed by bachelor of arts parents older than the children.’ ” and bachelor of education degrees from St. Francis Xavier

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University in Antigonish, Nova One day, acting on a tip Scotia; a master’s in English from the author’s wife, he from the University of New tracked him to the Toronto Brunswick; and a PhD in the railway station. On the platform, field from the University of Gibson, wearing a raincoat, Notre Dame, where he wrote slipped unobtrusively into the his dissertation on Thomas empty seat beside him. “Isn’t Hardy. this amazing!” he remarked with He began writing short studied surprise. “Here I am fiction in the 1960s, and with patrolling Union Station looking complete fealty to his internal for best-seller authors and I find chronometer completed no you.” more than one story a year. His MacLeod laughed but first, “The Boat,” about a death would not relinquish his at sea, was collected in the 1969 edition of “The Best American Short briefcase when his seatmate offered to carry it. It contained the only Stories,” alongside work by Bernard Malamud, Joyce Carol Oates and copy of the manuscript in existence. Isaac Bashevis Singer. Gibson gained possession of the manuscript only in 1999, after MacLeod’s debut short-story collection, “The Lost Salt Gift he flew to Windsor to perform an extraction, armed with a bottle of of Blood,” appeared in 1976 to glowing notices, as did his second Talisker, “single-malt whisky from the appropriate part of Scotland.” collection, “As Birds Bring Forth the Sun,” in 1986. Then a watching- In hardcover, “No Great Mischief” spent a year and a half on and-waiting game began. Canadian best-seller lists. MacLeod, who had homes in Windsor and His Canadian publisher, McClelland & Stewart, had gotten wind of in Dunvegan, on Cape Breton, was named an Officer of the Order of the fact that he was starting a novel. That, as the company’s publisher Canada in 2008. emeritus, Douglas Gibson, recounted in an interview after the author’s Besides his son Alexander, his survivors include his wife, the former passing, was cause for great excitement — and great apprehension. Anita MacLellan; four other sons, Lewis, Kenneth, Daniel and Andrew; a “At first my role was just to be an encouraging friend,” said Gibson, daughter, Marion MacLeod; and nine grandchildren. who known MacLeod for years. “But then, in 1988, I became the An omnibus volume, “Island: The Complete Stories,” comprising the publisher of McClelland & Stewart, and at that point my benevolent two earlier collections along with two new stories, appeared in 2001. interest turned into greedy self-interest. And my hitherto irregular phone If the author had had his way, Gibson might not have been able to calls turned into a routine of calls every six months or so to say, ‘How’s publish “No Great Mischief” as soon as he did. What MacLeod handed it coming?’ And he would be charmingly vague.” him that day in 1999 was a dense thicket of pages, typed, in a welter of The publisher shadowed his quarry. A relative of MacLeod’s different fonts, by a series of well-meaning friends. who worked in McClelland & Stewart’s warehouse was charged with “I was going to type it up in beautiful form for him, you know,” apprising him of novelistic developments. A network of moles across MacLeod said in a 2001 interview in The Canberra Times of Australia. Canada, attending readings of the work in progress, phoned Gibson to “In another two years.” nv report on new passages he had read. Years went by. The publisher’s semiannual calls became quarterly calls — then monthly, then daily. MacLeod “likened them to being in a A version of this article appeared in print on April 25, 2014, on page A23 of the car with a small child who’s constantly asking: ‘Are we there yet? Are we New York edition with the headline: Alistair MacLeod, a Novelist in No Hurry, there yet?’ ” Gibson said. Dies at 77.

view . fall 2014 31 Un i v e r si t y of Wi n dsor Photo Book

The University of Windsor is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever photo book.

This hardbound volume features 120 pages of beautiful images that capture the heart and soul of the University of Windsor campus. It also features essays on the University’s history, profiles of trailblazers, and a foreword by professor emeritus and world-renowned author, Dr. Alistair MacLeod.

Available at the University of Windsor Bookstore or order online at www.uwindsor.ca/photobook – $50 plus tax

All proceeds benefit University of Windsor student scholarships. Limited quantities available.

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Visit www.uwindsor.ca/law for more information.

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UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT, UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE

PRESIDENT This past June, we proudly welcomed 3,400 new members to Michael Bates BHK ’95, MBA ’04 the University of Windsor Alumni Association family. As each of the new graduates crossed the stage at spring PAST PRESIDENT convocation, the pride they had in obtaining their UWindsor Sue Williams BHK ’85, MHK ’88 degree was palpable. The smiles they donned as they walked by VICE PRESIDENT President Alan Wildeman and were welcomed by Chancellor Ed John Renaud BComm ’01 Lumley were contagious. TREASURER If you are a new graduate, welcome to the Alumni Don Bruner BComm ’70 Association. You will find that we have a variety of things

DIRECTORS to offer to you including exciting social events, networking opportunities, discounts Chris Busch MSc ’03, MBA ’07 through our affinity partners, communication tools to ensure you stay engaged with your Anna Godo BASc ’86, MASc ’90 university and a variety of opportunities for you to display your Lancer pride as you begin Clara Howitt BA ’90, MEd ’98, PhD ’09 this new phase of your life. Raed Kadri BASc ’09 If you are a more seasoned grad, I thank you for your continued support of the Tamara Lopez BA ’04 Beth Oakley BA ’90, BEd ’98, MEd ’05 University and look forward to seeing you at one of our many upcoming alumni events. Gordon Orr BA ’89 We have events planned for this fall in Ottawa and Toronto. We will also hold an “alumni Beth Ann Prince BA ’91 weekend” in Windsor that will run from October 3 to 5. Check out our web page for more Sarah Renaud BA ’03, BSW ’04 details on all of our events: www.uwindsor.ca/alumni. Jennifer S. Rooke BA ’02, LLB ’05 I am proud to have served as the president of the Alumni Association and I am Elaine Whitmore BScN ’88 Jean Wright BA ’71, BEd ’72 pleased with the events, projects and scholarships we have supported during my tenure on the board. This November marks the end of my term and I want to thank all of our EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS past and current board members, University staff and – most of all – our alumni for their Dr. Alan Wildeman President, University of Windsor commitment to UWindsor. It is my pleasure to welcome John Renaud BComm ’01 as the incoming president and TBD I look forward to the exciting things to come from the Alumni Association. It is fulfilling to President, Faculty Association be a part of such an extraordinary group. Iftekhar Ibne Basith MASc ’11 President, GSS

Dr. Ed King MA ’61, BEd ’76, MA ’91, MA ’01 President, OPUS

BOARD OF GOVERNORS REPRESENTATIVES Vince Bassman BComm ’70 MICHAEL BATES BHK ’95, MBA ’04 William Wright BA ’70, LLB ’73 President, Alumni Association

SENATE REPRESENTATIVE Raed Kadri BASc ’09

DIRECTOR, ALUMNI AFFAIRS & DONOR COMMUNICATIONS Patti Lauzon BA ’07

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The Alumni Association has been busy these past few months hosting events in Toronto, Calgary, Essex County, Stratford and Windsor. Here are some snapshots of the networking and social events attended by over 500 UWindsor alumni.

TORONTO – FEBRUARY 6, 2014

Guest speaker Dr. Scot McFadden at an alumni and friends event held at the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. Dr. McFadden shared his experience as a sports psychologist for NHL teams along with the overall theme of “bringing your best” to what you do professionally and personally.

WINDSOR – FEBRUARY 12, 2014 TORONTO – MAY 15, 2014

Rick Kriza, John Renaud, Alumni Association vice-president and Two UWindsor alumni wait for the first pitch to be thrown at the Sue Williams, Alumni Association past president at the Alumni Blue Jays game on May 15. The Alumni Association held a special Networking Event in Windsor held at the Walkerville Brewery. UWindsor night in a suite at the Rogers Centre in downtown Toronto.

Alumni Association volunteer Mark Lefebvre (left) and University UWindsor alumnus and Toronto Blue Jays radio announcer Joe president Dr. Alan Wildeman discuss the new campus master plan Siddall paid a visit to the University alumni fans before the Blue at the Walkerville Brewery event. Jays game on May 15. Siddall and a Toronto alumna with Alumni Association board member Bill Wright.

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Laura Lucier and Bill Orawski speak with University Major Gifts Officer Susan Maxwell at the Alumni Networking Event held at Carolyn Beacroft, BA 63 from London was the lucky winner of the Oxley Estate Winery. 50th anniversary book. CALGARY STAMPEDE EVENT - JULY 3

Alumni Officer, Special Events Katherine Simon, John Renaud and Director of Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications, Patti Organizers Ryan Henderson, BA, 2004 (far right) and Cam Burmaster, Lauzon at the Oxley Winery event. BComm 2003, MBA 2004 (middle) joined by guest Dan Humphries.

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AQ-Alumni-Ad.indd 1 2014-08-01 9:01 AM ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING & AWARDS PRESENTATIONS

Notice is hereby given that the University of Windsor Alumni Association will be hosting its Annual General Meeting and Awards Presentations on Thursday, November 20, 2014 at Ambassador Auditorium, CAW Student Centre, at 5 p.m. All alumni and friends are invited to attend. Please RSVP to guarantee your seat at [email protected] or call the Alumni Affairs and Donor Communications office at 519.971.3618.

ALUMNI HONORS DISTINGUISHED TEACHERS

Teaching requires a stance combining the grounding “He is known to provide an environment for learning of a sumo wrestler and the grace of a ballet dancer, that is student-centred, with a teaching style that is says education professor Finney Cherian. He joined history dynamic and insightful,” Bates said. professor Robert Nelson as recipients of the Alumni Award Dr. Nelson won praise from his nominators for his for Distinguished Contributions to University Teaching excellent relationship with students. during celebrations of the University’s 101st Convocation “His welcoming and enthusiastic demeanour sets him held June 11 to 13. apart from his colleagues,” wrote one nominator. “If to be “I want my students to be passionate seekers of truly an extraordinary teacher you must have something knowledge rather than content proprietors of it,” Dr. special, something personal, something a wee bit extra, Cherian says. “I want them to have more questions in hand then Dr. Nelson eminently qualifies.” than answers.” The awards recognize excellence in all areas of In conferring the award at spring convocation, Alumni teaching, including classroom presentation, curriculum Association president Mike Bates said Cherian is known for development, versatility, teaching methods, and student his dedication to his students and his discipline. support.

Establishing a Scholarship At the University of Windsor

George Pantelimon BASc ’13, M.A.Sc Candidate, Electrical and Computer Engineering, was the recipient of the Bristow Family Scholarship established by Wayne and Purita Bristow in 2007. George’s research involves designing technology that will place wind sensors on flying drones, sending live information to wind farms to optimize the efficiency of their turbines, by changing the direction and angle they face. Scholarship support at all levels provides essential aid to our students. A gift of any size can make a significant impact on a student’s education.

For more information on establishing or contributing to a scholarship, contact Fedela Falkner at Wayne Bristow, George Pantelimon, Purita Bristow [email protected] or 519-253-3000 Ext. 4141

36 view . fall 2014 2455 WYANDOTTE STREET WEST INNOVATION CENTRE

A long-time supporter of the University of Windsor, This new location features a friendly greeter, café lounge Windsor Family Credit Union (WFCU) is proud to bring our area, no teller lines, an ATM and private of ces for all complete line of Financial, Investment, Insurance and Trust nancial assistance. products and services to the UWindsor campus. To learn more about WFCU’s new UWindsor location, call Offering the best and broadest range of services, accessible 519-974-3100, visit wfcu.ca or stop by 2455 Wyandotte at your convenience, WFCU’s professional and dedicated Street West. staff are looking forward to establishing new relationships with you.

GEORGIE – FEBRUARY 6, 2015 ODETTE LEADERSHIP GIOVANNI CABOTO CLUB, SYMPOSIUM WINDSOR, ONTARIO AN INVESTMENT IN FUTURE LEADERS

The 2015 Georgie – Odette Leadership Symposium will bring aspiring young leaders from across Canada and the United States together for a spirited discussion and debate on what it will take to lead in an increasingly complex and uncertain business environment.

For information, please visit www.GOLS2015.ca FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION... ALUMNI – MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni for event details. Contact [email protected], 519-971-3618 or use the online update form at www.uwindsor.ca/alumniupdate.

OCTOBER 2014 OCTOBER 2014 NOVEMBER 2014

3-5 WINDSOR, ON 29 OTTAWA, ON 20 WINDSOR, ON ALUMNI WEEKEND ALUMNI NETWORKING ANNUAL GENERAL Join us for a President’s BBQ RECEPTION MEETING AND AWARDS on Saturday, October 4 right Sponsored by MBNA PRESENTATIONS before the Lancers take on the Fairmont Chateau Laurier Alumni Association Board of Guelph Gryphons on Alumni Ottawa, Ont. Directors Field! Sunday, October 5 Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni 5 p.m., Ambassador Auditorium, celebrate amazing UWindsor for details and to RSVP CAW Student Centre athletes at the Alumni Association Sports Hall of DECEMBER 2014 Fame induction ceremony. For tickets and more information, 4  TORONTO, ON visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni HOLIDAY RECEPTION AND for all of the details. GUEST SPEAKER Sponsored by MBNA Visit www.uwindsor.ca/alumni for details and to RSVP REUNIONS IN THE WORKS

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1-2 ALUMNI WEEKEND 17-19 BScN CLASS OF 1979 7-8 TECUMSEH AND HURON HALL Engineering Class of 61 REUNION REUNION The Glenerin Inn For more information contact: Windsor, ON 1695 The Collegeway Karen Chomniak by email: For more information contact: Mississauga, ON [email protected] or Dick Laurie by email: For more information contact: Debbie Fenn-Harris by email: [email protected] Lou Lanza by email: [email protected] or Mike Polychuk by email: [email protected] [email protected]

LinkedIn is the online meeting place for professionals to connect and interact with their colleagues and peers, as well as alumni and friends from their alma mater.

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Peter Hrastovec BA ‘79, LLB ‘82, Sukanya Pillay BA ‘87, LLB ‘90, Vincent Lui BA ‘90, assistant VP, partner, Shibley Righton LLP, executive director, general counsel, Wing Lung Bank Ltd., Guangdong, 1950s Professional of the Year, 24th Canadian Civil Liberties Association China. & Education Trust, Toronto, Ont. Charles Schiano BA ‘56, inductee, Annual Business Excellence Louis Marion BA ‘92, owner, Rochester Soccer Hall of Fame, Awards, Windsor-Essex Regional Mary Siurek MBA ‘89, president, manager, paralegal, Marion Rochester Rhinos, Rochester, N.Y. Chamber of Commerce, April ‘14, Inland Bank, Oak Brook, Ill. Paralegal, Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Jeffrey Spiegelman LLB ‘88, Jeanne Miller BA ‘97, clinical Mary-Ann Keefner BA ‘76, partner, Macdonald Sager Manis psychologist, Alexandria, Va. associate, Shibley Righton LLP, LLP, Toronto, Ont. 1960s Steven Nixon BHK ‘96, BEd ‘97, Windsor, Ont. teacher, Thames Valley District Philip Alexander BASc ‘63, MASc School Board, London, Ont. Peter Noonan ‘64, Windsor-Essex Engineer of the BA ‘76, LLB ‘79, Year, Professional Engineers retired, Department of Justice, 1990s John Ottogalli BA ‘95, BEd ‘12, Ottawa, Dec. ‘11, board member, sports literacy teacher, Father Ontario, March 21, ‘14, Windsor, Jeffery Aitken BA ‘95, head of Ontario Energy Board, Toronto, Ont. Mercredit High School, Fort Ont. school, St. John’s-Kilmarnock McMurray, Alta. School, Breslau, Ont. Andreas Zybell Robert Baksi BComm ‘69, LLB ‘73, BComm ‘77, Karen Scaman BA ‘96, school attorney, Law Office of Andreas Kelly Burke BComm ‘99, Sr. associate, Shibley Righton LLP, support counsellor, Thames Valley Zybell, Homosassa, Fla. credit specialist, RBC Wealth Windsor, Ont. District School Board, London, Ont. Management, Toronto, Ont. Jerry Goldberg BA ‘69, partner, Chiu Cheng BCS ‘97, system Shibley Righton LLP, Windsor, Ont. manager, Hong Kong Customs and 1980s Excise Department, Office of 2000s Mary McClavey BA ‘69, librarian, Lori Atkinson BA ‘88, head, Information Technology, North Peterborough Victoria Abu Arif BA ‘07, MA ‘09, recipient, Canadian Operations, Sutherland Point, Hong Kong. Northumberland & Clarington North Star Award, Emerging Leader Global Services, Windsor, Ont. Catholic District School, Lindsay, Ghada El-Mahdy MASc ‘92, PhD ‘97, in International Education, Ont. Laura Bachynski BA ‘82, CD research professor, Housing and Canadian Bureau for International released, “Hope”, Edmonton, Alta. Building National Research Center Education, Nov. ‘13, Vancouver, B.C. Claude Parker MA ‘69, recertified, (HBRC), Giza, Egypt. American Board of Psychiatry and Donna Marie Eansor LLB ‘80, Rhodora Badian BComm ‘09, Qin Geng MASc ‘96, global Neurology, psychiatrist, Veterans recipient, 3M National Teaching advisor, special assignments and connected consumer, General Fellowship, Feb. ‘14, Kingston Ont. project manager, workplace health Affairs Hospital, Waco, Texas. Motors, Detroit, Mich. and safety human resources, Mary Elliott BA ‘80, ESL/linc Alberta Health Services, Edmonton, co-ordinator, Hamilton-Wentworth James Henry BA ‘95, BComm ‘97, District School Board, Hamilton, VP, lodging, Blue Mountain Resorts Alta. Ont. Ltd., Blue Mountain, Ont. 1970s Bambi Blondin BA ‘07, manager, Paul Hunter BA ‘93, off-line editor, Responsible Gambling Council, Brian Churchmack BA ‘79, Sr. Kelly Lynne Hargraves BA ‘85, 3D animated film, “The Nut Job”, Windsor, Ont. manager of information technology marketing and media relations manager, Calarts Downtown Center Toronto, Ont. operations, Vistaprint, Windsor, Ont. Heather Campbell BA ‘00, assistant for Contemporary Arts, Los Richard Jones BComm ‘91, executive director, Nunavut Reinhart Feimer BComm ‘79, Angeles, Calif. vice-chair, Efficiency NB, St. John, Teachers’ Association, Iqaluit, account manager, Royal Bank of N.B. John Jedlinski BComm ‘84, LLB Nunavut. Canada, Leamington, Ont. ‘90, associate, Shibley Righton LLP, Todd Leach BA ‘99, delegated Windsor, Ont. Sukhdeep Chohan BEd ‘01, Prime Pasquale Fiorino underwriting authority auditor, QBE BA ‘74, LLB ‘76, Minister’s Award for Teaching Management Services (UK) Ltd., member, Immigration and Refugee Ohjoon Kwon MASc ‘81, chair, Excellence, Dec. ‘13, Brampton, London, UK. Board, Toronto, Ont. POSCO, Gyeongsang Province, Ont. South Korea. Gary Long MA ‘97, CAO/clerk,

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view . fall 2014 39 Andrew Coates BA ‘08, MA ‘10, Matthew Sears BComm ‘04, Sr. Omid Haeri-Ardakani PhD ‘12, Windsor Regional Hospital, and strategic initiatives advisor, Office of financial advisor, Edward Jones, postdoctoral fellow, Geological Sabrina is a JK teacher, Académie the Premier of Nova Scotia, Halifax, Windsor, Ont. Survey of Canada, Calgary, Alta. Ste. Cécile International School, N.S. Windsor, Ont. Paulo Silva LLB ‘01, Iler & Silva Law Jennifer Hare BA ‘12, CAM ‘12, Angela D’Alessandro BA ‘00, LLB Offices, Burlington, Ont. technical director/production Trevor Dinham BHK ‘06, and ‘03, associate, Shibley Righton LLP, manager, Trinity Western Shannon Dinham, a daughter, Richard Singh BASc ‘09, project Windsor, Ont. University, Langley, B.C. Miranda Grace, Dec. 30, ‘13, engineer, Murphy Oil Corporation, Windsor, Ont. Bryan Delorenzi CPA ‘05, BA ‘05, U.S. Onshore (Eagle Ford Project), Wei Jiea Leong BA ‘12, assistant owner/paralegal, CDT Legal Houston, Texas. director, religious affairs division, Philip Zoldak MASc ‘05, and Services, Windsor, Ont. Amanda Spencer BA ‘07, liquor Department of National Unity and Sokrorth Pheap, a daughter, Nila Nicholas Dibdin BSc ‘09, Sr. project licensing officer, Alcohol & Gaming Integration, Putrajaya, Malaysia. Zoldak, Feb. 16, ‘13. Philip is a manager, National Public Cord Commission of Ontario, Toronto, senior combustion specialist, Paolo Piunno BASc ’10, MASc ’13, Blood Bank, Canadian Blood Ont. Advanced Green Innovations, director, Business Development, Services, Ottawa, Ont. Chandler, Ariz. Justin Teeuwen BSc ‘07, MSc ‘10, Daedas, Windsor, Ont. Nelly Fargeon BA ‘08, Grade 2 BEd ‘12, owner, TIME Consulting Elizabeth May BA ‘10, MBA ‘12, FRIMM teacher, Abbotsford School Inc., and author, “It’s About TIME!”, In Memoriam Board, Abbotsford, B.C. Windsor, Ont. president, CFO, Houselamp Productions Inc., Toronto, Ont. Alexander Airey BA ‘74, Jan. 2, ‘14, Jason Johnson BComm ‘04, Sr. Ruth Jill Urbanic MASc ‘03, PhD Sarnia, Ont. security consultant, Hewlett ‘07, Wighton Fellowship, Sandford Kamrul Nirzhor BA ‘13, customer Packard, Sarnia, Ont. Fleming Foundation, July ‘13. service officer, Scotiabank, Calgary, Richard Aldi MASc ‘77, March 5, Alta. ‘14, Windsor, Ont. Wanda Juricic BASc ‘01, Sheila Wisdom BA ‘01, LLD ‘04, Professional Engineers Ontario executive director, Windsor Naiel Samaan BASc ’12, director, James Baker BA ‘73, BEd ‘73, April (PEO) Order of Honour, April 25, ‘14. Symphony Orchestra, Windsor, Ont. R&D, Daedas, Windsor, Ont. 6, ‘14, London, Ont.

Leah Konwinski MHK ‘08, corporate Chitradeep Sen MASc ‘10, Mario Bernardi DMus ‘78, June 2, ergonomist, Spectrum Health, manager, Tata Motors Ltd., ‘13, Toronto, Ont. Grand Rapids, Mich. 2010s Jamshedpur, India. Roderick Brown BA ‘71, LLB ‘74, Sujay Lahiri BASc ‘08, reliability Mahek Ajmera BSc‘13, sales Aditya Shah MEN ‘13, business Nov. 21, ‘13, Surrey, B.C. specialist, Suncor Energy, Sarnia, manager, The Source (Bell) analyst, Canadian Imperial Bank of Ont. Electronics Inc., Mississauga, Ont. Commerce, Toronto, Ont. Charlene Campbell DPN ‘69, BA ‘75, Feb. 10, ‘14, Richmond Hill, Ont. Yanlong Li BCS ‘02, head of Danish Arif BASc ‘13, electrical & Sheri Watts BA ‘12, BEd ‘12, FSL department, School of International instrumentation engineer, Suncor teacher, Greater Essex County Mary Celestino BFA ‘72, Jan. 26, Education, Beijing International Energy, Fort McMurray, Alta. District School Board, Windsor, Ont. ‘14, Windsor, Ont. Studies University, Beijing, China. Thaddeus Bolton MBA ‘11, sales Elizabeth Christie BA ‘67, May 20, Matthew Links MSc ‘07, Governor account manager, Cisco Systems, ‘14, Windsor, Ont. General’s Gold Medal, University of Weddings Toronto, Ont. Stanley Clark BA ‘57, April 20, ‘13, Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask. Gregory Garant BA ‘06, and Kailey Bradley Colthurst Welland, Ont. Brittany Moran BHK ‘09, BCS ’14, director, (Cecile) BA ‘06, BEd ‘07, July 24, Technology & Design, Daedas, chiropractor, Burlington Sports and ‘10, Amherstburg, Ont. They had a Anne Clendinning MA ‘94, June 1, Windsor, Ont. Spine Clinic, Burlington, Ont. son, Mason, May 28, ‘12, Guelph, ‘14, North Bay, Ont. Ont. Gregory is president, Xurbo Sarah Davidson BA ‘11, Rising Carly Moysiuk BSc ‘05, PhD ‘11, Consulting Group, Guelph, Ont. David Colville LLD ‘73, July 16, ‘13, Leader of the Year, 24th Annual postdoctoral fellow, University of Wolfville, N.S. Toronto, Toronto, Ont. Business Excellence Awards, Anna Hayes BA ‘10, and Curtis Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Bechard, Feb. 8, ‘14, Windsor, Ont. Hugh Coyle BA ‘56, Nov. 23, ‘13, Sina Naebkhil BA ‘09, events Commerce, April ‘14, Windsor, Ont. Parma, Ohio. co-ordinator/senior’s transportation co-ordinator, Jewish Family Sheri Ford BHK ‘13, kinesiologist, Births Michael Coyne BComm ‘74, March Services, Ottawa, Ont. Talbot Trail Physiotherapy, St. 21, ‘14, Waterloo, Ont. Thomas, Ont. Michael Broderick BA ‘08, and Oluwabukola Salami BScN ‘04, Sabrina (Ferrara) BA ‘06, BEd ‘08, a Pamela Crowley BA ‘74, BEd ‘81, assistant professor, Nursing, Mina Girges BComm ‘13, project son, Leland Michael, May 8, ‘14, June 9, ‘14, Windsor, Ont. University of Alberta, Edmonton, manager, Workforce Windsor Windsor Ont. Michael is security Alta. Claire Dehetre BA ‘99, BA ‘00, Feb. Essex, Windsor, Ont. manager, Fire, Safety & Security, 23, ‘14, Windsor, Ont.

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view . fall 2014 41 Get the latest on the Lancers by visiting www.GoLancers.ca LANCER By Elisa Mitton BComm ’05 NEWS

MACKNIGHT, VAN BUSKIRK WIN LANCER ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Lancer hockey standouts Jenny MacKnight and Parker Van Buskirk scored the Banner and Olympic Shields, respectively, as the University of Windsor Athletes of the Year for 2013-14. The awards were announced at the annual Evening of Excellence in April, which highlights Lancer accomplishments. MacKnight was named the OUA women’s hockey player of the year after capturing the OUA scoring title with 40 points in 24 games. Her 15 goals and 25 assists were also second best in all of the CIS and resulted in her becoming the first ever Lancer women’s hockey player to be named a CIS All-Canadian. A stellar player who also came up big in the important games, MacKnight also finished fourth in Canada in game-winning goals. She ranked in the CIS top ten in almost every major scoring statistical category, a testament to her incredible season. Van Buskirk, a Windsor native, backstopped the Lancers to both the OUA West championship and the Queen’s Cup OUA provincial title. An OUA All-Star in the regular season, Parker led the CIS in total saves and finished eighth in Canada in save percentage with a .920 mark. In the playoffs, Van Buskirk was nothing short of incredible. He allowed just 12 goals in seven games to lead the Lancers to only their second Queen’s Cup in school history. His sparkling 1.72 goals-against average and .970 save percentage led all conference net-minders by a wide margin. He was named the Queen’s Cup championship MVP.

HAVEY NAMED ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Mike Havey is the new director of Athletics & Recreational Services. Havey, who joined the University 23 years ago, said, “To have been selected to lead our team of athletes, coaches and staff in the coming years is a truly exciting opportunity. “There are both challenging and exciting times ahead for Athletics & Recreational Services. To be the unit leader as we attempt to action a major capital building project is an exciting and challenging prospect and represents the realization of a long-held dream.” During the 2013-14 season, Havey stewarded the department as its acting director. During his tenure, the Lancers captured four championship titles and in March 2013 hosted the successful 2014 ArcelorMittal Dofasco CIS Women’s Basketball Championships. In 2013, Havey received the University of Windsor’s Leadership Award and represented Canada at the 2013 Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia, as part of Team Canada’s administration.

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