ImpactWINTER 2018 ISSUE NUMBER 29 Western

Transforming the future Linamar supports women in engineering and business Photos by Frank Neufeld Frank by Photos

ImpactWestern Looking ahead, 01 President’s message remembering 02 Transforming the future 05 Addressing global challenges, one data point at a time the past 07 Libro, StarTech.com gift drives Western Accelerator 09 Much (deserved) ado about something 11 Time in a bottle 13 Making it marketable 15 Thank you to our donors 25 Campaign progress inda Hasenfratz, BSc’89, of Science will help teachers and MBA’97, combined a passion for researchers translate raw data (more Lscience with a world-class of which was created in 2017 than in business education to achieve the past 5,000 years combined) into amazing results. As CEO of Linamar solutions to some of the world’s most Corporation, she wanted to ensure pressing problems. IMPACT WESTERN other women could do the same. You’ll meet Robert Luton, a family WINTER 2018 ISSUE NUMBER 29 So, Linamar, and the Hasenfratz medicine physician who’s donated a Editor: Cory Habermehl, MA’05 and Newton families, invested 1685 edition of Shakespeare’s Fourth Executive Editor: Jason Winders, MES’10, PhD’16 $5 million to create the Linamar Folio to ’ Archive. Publisher: Helen Connell, MBA’96 Scholarships for Women in The treasured collection of plays is an Contributors: Heather Bishop, BA’90, Engineering and Business. incredible addition to the rare books Keri Ferguson, Kathryn E Kinahan, BA’86, The scholarships support up collection and of huge importance to MLIS’93, Adela Talbot, BA’08, MA’11, Veronica to 10 female students per year students and researchers alike. Stoiber and Debora Van Brenk, BA’86, MA’87. Design: Scott Woods in the Western Engineering and And you’ll get a glimpse into Ivey Business School dual-degree ’s past through the Labatt program, offering recipients tuition Brewing Company’s gift-in-kind On the cover: support, co-op placements and an donation of their corporate archives— Linda Hasenfratz, BSc’89, MBA’97 offer of full-time employment. one of the top three corporate archival Photo by Frank Neufeld Linda’s forward-thinking collections in the world. investment enables Western to This extraordinary generosity support its best female students today, is a big part of what helps Western so they can become the engineering maintain and strengthen its reputation and business leaders of tomorrow. as a world-class institution. Thank you You will see this generous gift featured for your continued support. Impact Western is published by the Department of Communications & Public Affairs, in partnership with in this issue of Impact Western and the Department of Alumni Relations & Development, many more. to inform alumni, corporations, foundations and other For example, Kate Taylor, BFA’87, Amit Chakma friends of Western about the donations, priorities and President & progress of the University’s current fundraising initiatives started the Kate and Robert Taylor as well as the impact of gifts already in action. You are Scholarship in Visual Arts to support Vice-Chancellor receiving this publication because of your generous budding artists to build successful Western University support of Western University. Thank you. careers by helping them learn more If you would like to receive this publication electronically, about marketing their work. and/or you would like more information, please email You’ll learn how a $1-million gift [email protected] from TD Bank Group to the Faculty

01 | IMPACT WESTERN Photos by Frank Neufeld Frank by Photos

Transforming the future Linamar scholarships support women in engineering and business

by Debora Van Brenk, BA’86, MA’87

et’s say your job is to cast a line for tonight’s supper, and you’ve found a pond teeming with fish: 100 blue ones and 100 red ones. L “If you decide you’re only going to fish for the blue fish, you have only half a chance of dinner tonight,” explained Linda Hasenfratz, BSc’89, MBA’97, President and CEO of auto-parts giant Linamar Corp. This, she said, is the challenge and opportunity of finding and developing the best engineers who are also business leaders. “Pulling from a diverse pool will always ensure you have the very best performers.” That challenge prompted the company, and the Hasenfratz family, to cultivate opportunities for women at Western. Linamar, Hasenfratz and her husband Ed Newton, and Linamar founder Frank Hasenfratz, have invested $5 million to create the Linamar Scholarships for Women in Engineering and Business. The scholarships support up to 10 female students in the Western Engineering and Ivey Business School dual-degree program each year. They provide half the cost of tuition in the five-year program. Significantly, the scholarships also guarantee paid co-op placement and full-time job offers with Linamar to graduating scholarship- holders. “This is a great way to bring together the three things that mean a lot to me, and to Linamar as a company: manufacturing, business and improved opportunities for women,” said Hasenfratz, who emphasized she hopes this will encourage more women to pursue a dual degree in engineering and business.

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 02 “This is a great way to bring together the three things that mean a lot to me, and to Linamar as a company: manufacturing, business and improved opportunities for women,”

Linda Hasenfratz, BSc’89, MBA’97 President and CEO of Linamar Corp.

Linamar Corp. is a Canadian success story, with Frank Hasenfratz, LLD’16, having fled his native Hungary after its 1957 revolution, to settle in the Guelph area. He founded the machining business in 1964 with a single lathe, operating from the basement of the family home. Today, Linamar employs more than 25,000 people at 59 plants in 15 countries (about 9,500 of those jobs are in southwestern ). Linamar generates The gift enables Western to support children attend Western, including their annual sales in excess of $6 billion. its best female students to succeed in two oldest daughters who are completing Linda Hasenfratz describes her father school today, and provides them with early the Engineering and business dual-degree as a great mentor and support on her career experience that will help them go program that the newly established path, and someone who insisted she on to be the leaders of tomorrow, Western scholarships support. have deep knowledge of all aspects of the President Amit Chakma said. It was Hasenfratz who contacted company. “My father would say to me, “It provides an unparalleled Western with the idea of creating the ‘The only job where you start at the top is opportunity for academic growth scholarships. digging a hole.’ That’s good guidance.” and offers these future leaders an “It’s unique and exciting when donors She became head of Linamar in 2002, experience that, thanks to Linamar and approach us about supporting something after working at the company for 12 the Hasenfratz and Newton families, will about which they feel passionately,” said years, starting as a machine operator. give them a stepping-stone to rewarding Chakma. “As the parents and grandfather She has experienced and directed all careers,” he said. of two daughters studying Engineering at elements of the business – including In addition to the family’s strong Western, Linda, Ed and Frank are aware of finance, production, human resources, philanthropic connections to Western, the the tremendous benefits and challenges technology – and the company has built Hasenfratz and Newton families have an for Women in Engineering. We are very a leadership program around the same ongoing legacy here. Three of their four pleased to support their vision.” concept.

03 | IMPACT WESTERN Ivey submitted photo submitted Ivey

The Linamar Scholarships for Women in Engineering and Business provide up to 10 students a year with tuition support, co-op placements and a full-time job offer at graduation.

“Our Engineering graduates are sought-after around the world. To know that Linamar is investing in women engineers, not only with scholarships but with guaranteed employment, pays testament to both the family’s generosity and the strengths of our program.”

Andy Hrymak, Dean of Western Engineering

Today, she is described in a national become the engineering and business to give students a test run. There’s great “power list” of top-25 Canadian leaders of tomorrow.” mutual benefit, and that’s why it works.” movers and shakers as “a crucial voice Hasenfratz said the dual-degree Andy Hrymak, Dean of Western for the auto industry amid (NAFTA) program offered at Western, plus the Engineering, said the scholarships add renegotiations that have put the sector on guaranteed offer of employment, “puts muscle to two top-level programs. “Our centre stage.” graduates that much further ahead and Engineering graduates are sought-after She said the success of all companies gives them the ability to lead within our around the world. To know that Linamar striving to lead technological and industry organization or any other. They’re ready is investing in women engineers not only change depends on making sure there’s to hit the ground running when they come with scholarships but with guaranteed a critical mass of women and men in,” she said. employment pays testament to both the with exceptional technical expertise, A key element to that growth is that family’s generosity and the strengths of innovation and leadership skills. companies provide co-op opportunities, our program. “Linda’s career sets an extraordinary not as a form of charity but as a way to example of leadership,” said Mark create symbiotic relationships. “It gives For more information on the Linamar Vandenbosch, Acting Dean, Ivey Business students the opportunity to take what Scholarships for Women in Engineering School. “I can think of no better role they’re learning both in engineering and and Business, please visit: eng.uwo.ca/ model for our students. The gift provides in business and turn it into reality. It’s also linamar.html the opportunity for students to gain a a great opportunity for students to give valuable dual degree that will help them companies a test run, and for companies

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 04 Addressing global challenges, one data point at a time

by Kathryn Kinahan, BA’86, MLIS’93

TD gift to help turn information into insight

uthor Michael Lewis’ 2003 book Moneyball: The Art of Partnerships with leading educational institutions like Winning an Unfair Game not only chronicled the Western are playing a key role in developing the talent that will A resurgence of the Oakland A’s professional baseball continue to move Canada’s financial industry forward.” team, but showcased to the world how data analytics could offer insights into areas previously thought immune to the influence of big data. Today, big data is more than a game. Thanks to the TD Bank Group gift, the university From disaster risk mitigation and health-care analysis will continue to expand its capabilities by: to banking and real-time brain imaging, data is playing an • Creating the TD Professor in Data Analytics to shape important role in analyzing, and helping solve, some of the the Data Analytics and Data Science programs, most critical issues facing the world today. develop industry relationships, and train students to Recognizing the important role data analytics plays in meet finance industry needs; the future, as well as Western’s leadership in the discipline, TD Bank Group donated $1-million to the Faculty of Science •Creating four annual TD Women in Data Analytics to support data analytics research and teaching at the Undergraduate Bursaries to encourage gender equality university. in the discipline; “Our customers lead increasingly digital lives. We don’t physically see them as often; we see them more •Supporting an annual competition, judged by industry in the digital space rather than a human context,” said experts, where Data Analytics graduate students Christian Nelissen, Senior Vice-President, Enterprise present their key learnings from an internship; and Data and Analytics, TD Bank Group. “What that means •Establishing the TD Analytics Hub to provide much- for us is that data increasingly becomes the primary way needed space for collaboration and experiential of communicating with our customers. So, to be good at learning for the Data Analytics program. communication, we need to be great at using data.

05 | IMPACT WESTERN Western has seen rapid growth in the discipline recently. “Western is leading the way in addressing the shortage,” Its Master of Data analytics program launched in September Barmby said. “We have a strong roster of data analysis 2017, supported by the School of Mathematical and Statistical researchers and instructors along with the vision and training Science and the Department of Computer Science. An programs at the graduate and undergraduate level to build undergraduate program in Data Science will begin in Canada’s pool of data analytic talent. TD Bank Group’s September 2018. investment in data analytics has placed Western and, in Nelissen applauded the university as a “key innovation hub particular, the Faculty of Science, in an excellent position in southwestern Ontario,” and cheered its focus on diversity to become Canada’s premier training institution in data and creating new opportunities, specifically for women, to analytics.” excel in the fields of data science and analytics. That sentiment was echoed by Matt Davison, Director, “For us at TD, our partnership with the university is about School of Mathematics and Statistical Sciences, who building for the future, building the talent base that gives us witnesses faculty and students working together to address the ability to do things we need to do,” Nelissen said. some of the thorniest challenges in finance, health and the To address the rapidly evolving big data landscape, environment. He believes TD Bank Group’s investment, organizations need data analytics experts, a new generation combined with Western’s strength in data science, will of highly qualified personnel who are able to extract yield significant results. “As a result of the TD Bank Group’s meaningful insights from raw, complex data, in a timely generous gift, we will grow into a data analytics powerhouse,” fashion. said Davison. Harnessing the potential of data and sculpting it into solutions that address societal challenges is the mandate of 21st-Century experts in data analytics, said Pauline Barmby, For more information, or to support the Faculty of Science, please Acting Science Dean. However, there’s a talent gap in data contact Paula Luchak, Director of Development, Faculty of Science science in this country. An estimated gap of 150,000 data and at 519.661.2111 ext. 86642 or [email protected] or visit analytics professionals limits our collective ability to innovate. extraordinary.westernu.ca

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 06 Libro, StarTech.com gift drives Western Accelerator

by Keri Ferguson

t’s full-speed ahead for the Western For Stephen Bolton, Libro’s and leadership. They also support bi- Accelerator, thanks to a pair of President and CEO, the Accelerator monthly networking events to connect I $250,000 investments from Libro aligns with his organization’s students with industry experts, Credit Union and StarTech.com. philosophy of supporting people, investors and service providers, and Launched in January 2017, the businesses and communities, while a Pitch Day at the end of the program Western Accelerator provides making investments that help the where teams deliver their business students, faculty and recent alumni region thrive. plans to an audience of entrepreneurs with an intense, rapid and immersive “We spend a lot of time thinking and representatives from local education in entrepreneurship. Its about growing prosperity and inspiring business and investment communities. goal is to accelerate the lifecycle of people,” Bolton, EMBA’07, explained. “We currently have 10,000 self- high-potential ventures and compress “Entrepreneurship is tremendously employed customer/owners who do a year’s worth of learning into a few important for broader prosperity, business with us and we’ve lent $1.6 months. whether it’s in the City of London or billion in loans to help them grow Entrance to the Accelerator is highly Middlesex County or southwestern their business, grow jobs, grow the competitive, with no more than 12 Ontario. The heart of the economy economy,” Bolton said. “But we’ve also teams accepted annually through two is driven by small business and, as seen the flip side, when businesses intakes. Each cohort, selected based coaches to small business, we think don’t always survive. So, seeing how upon their future potential for fast it’s really important to engage with future entrepreneurs can gain a ‘leg up’ growth, has four months to scale their institutions of higher learning, like through this experience is something enterprises for a successful launch. Western, to see how we can help them we’re highly interested in.” It is a key part of Western be more successful.” As partners and high-profile Entrepreneurship, a campuswide Over the next five years, the gifts investors, representatives from Libro initiative that harnesses the university’s will provide stipends to cover expenses and StarTech.com will be members collective expertise to arm tomorrow’s of student teams and programming of the Western Accelerator Advisory leaders with crucial entrepreneurial that includes mentoring by established Group, with the opportunity to help and leadership skills in order to develop entrepreneurs and half-day educational shape and nurture the next generation great ideas that excite the world. sessions on sales, investing, pitching of entrepreneurs.

07 | IMPACT WESTERN Libro President and CEO, Stephen Bolton, EMBA’07 Submitted photo Submitted

“The partnerships universities can create are the ones that are really going to matter. Our communities need access to the ‘thought leadership’ coming out of Western.”

Stephen Bolton, EMBA’07

“We have some ideas on how to by people that maybe don’t have southwestern Ontario, and StarTech support small businesses better in traditional sources of financing, and offers its perspective as a London- the future, so the Accelerator came how we go about helping them through based company with operations across along at a really interesting time for those initial, very tough days in getting North America, Europe, Asia and us. We look forward to hearing from that business up and running, so that Australia.” the businesses going through the years later, when they look back, they Bolton sees supporting the process – what works really well for can say, ‘Wow, I did it.’” Accelerator as a win for all involved. them and what doesn’t work so well – Eric Morse, Chair of Western “The partnerships universities can and to learn how Libro, as a financial Entrepreneurship, welcomed both create are the ones that are really cooperative, can do a better job to firms to the university’s team. going to matter,” he added. “Our support small business. “We’re fortunate to have Libro and communities need access to the “I’m really looking forward to the StarTech.com as our first partners ‘thought leadership’ coming out of Pitch Day and asking really good in this venture,” said Morse, who Western.” questions, based on some of my own is also Executive Director of the experiences. Asking those questions Pierre L. Morrissette Institute for For more information, or to support creates more value – sometimes Entrepreneurship at the Ivey Business Western Accelerator, visit uwo.ca/ accelerator/ or contact Dana James, – than giving the answers. I’m also School. “Libro brings great strength Associate Vice-President (Principal Gifts), excited by the venture capital aspect in supporting economic development at 519.661.2111, ext. 85585 or around supporting ideas generated and connections, especially in [email protected]

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 08 Story and photos by Debora Van Brenk, BA’86, MA’87

ven in elementary school, Robert Luton loved Western is believed to be one of only two universities in Shakespeare. The storytelling, the drama, the beauty the country to have a copy of the prized volume (McGill is Eof the language: it all kept him in rapt attention during the other). performances at the Stratford Festival Theatre. The volume of 43 plays should not be viewed as just an English teachers cultivated his passion for plays and, as enhanced reprint of previous collations, said Shakespeare an adult, Luton fed that avocation during his travels with the scholar James Purkis, an associate professor of English London Opera Guild to Europe and the . at Western. “The Fourth Folio is a gem in itself. The active “I developed an interest in visiting libraries to view antique revision that took place in this text — regularization of manuscripts and scores,” he said. A little more than a decade character names and even slight revisions to the dialogue— ago, he was able to combine his became the foundation for love of Shakespeare and antique virtually all Shakespearean books by acquiring, from a editions for a couple of book collector, a prized copy of hundred years.” Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio. Lovers of literature and old A rare 1685 edition of plays books had the rare opportunity by the king of English literature, recently to view Shakespeare’s Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio has Fourth Folio when it made its now become Luton’s gift to public debut as part of WordsFest Western Libraries’ Archive — a London at . treasured addition to the rare Professor M.J. Kidnie, the Graham books collection and a boon to and Gail Wright Distinguished students and researchers alike. Scholar at Western, and an expert

Luton, a physician in London, Printing errors, like the inverted P and R above, make the on Shakespeare, also gave a talk emphasizes he is not the story; Fourth Folio unique. about the importance of the Folio. the plays are the thing. Folios are hefty volumes (this “After years of cherishing a Fourth Folio, I felt Western one runs to more than 900 pages, each page almost 40 students might now be inspired as I was to learn about such centimetres long), a size intended to reflect the importance a literary giant. Shakespeare is as relevant today as he was of the literary content within. During Shakespeare’s time, then,” Luton said. plays were considered low-brow entertainment — barely

09 | IMPACT WESTERN Fast facts about English professor James Purkis examines the latest edition to Western’s rare books collection. Shakespeare’s Fourth Folio: worthy of being collected into smaller books, much less elevated into folio treatment. Only after Shakespeare’s death were his collected works printed in prestigious folios, works that are valued • Published in 1685 and includes 43 plays even more today. (six of which are now considered to be University Archivist Robin Keirstead described this volume as being other playwrights’ works). in “very, very good condition … It’s not only a wonderful early piece but it adds significantly to our rare book holdings. It allows students and • Published by R. Bentley, E. Brewster, faculty an opportunity to study the content and examine carefully an R. Chiswell, and H. Herringma, it original printing. There’s nothing like having access to the original.” became the basis of 18th-century This Folio includes seven plays not included in the first printing of editions of Shakespeare’s plays. the Third Folio, Purkis said, although just one of those, Pericles, Prince of Tyre, is widely accepted as having been penned by Shakespeare. • Its full title is a long one (note omitted He said one intriguing aspect of the Folios is corrections took place final ‘e’ in Shakespeare’s name): even while the presses were running. “They would see an error, stop Mr. William Shakespear’s Comedies, the presses, fix the error and continue on” — with the effect most Histories and Tragedies. Published volumes have a mix of corrected and uncorrected sheets. “It’s quite according to the true Original Copies. possibly, even probably, unique,” Purkis said. Unto which is added SEVEN PLAYS, Readers will notice in this Folio, for example, no one caught the never before Printed in Folio: viz. Pericles transposed ‘P’ and ‘R’ in The Tragedy of Hamlet; RPINCE of DENMARK. Prince of Tyre, The London prodigal, Housed in secure, climate-controlled facilities, the volume is The history of Thomas Lord Cromwel, available for researchers to view upon request, with sufficient Sir John Oldcastle, Lord Cobham, The notification, Keirstead said. Puritan widow, A Yorkshire tragedy, The Luton hopes the Folio gift may help other young scholars cherish tragedy of Locrine. The Fourth Edition. the language of the Bard and — as Luton’s mentors did for him— to London, printed for H. Herringman, and share that passion with generations that follow. R. Bentley, 1685.

For more information about supporting Western Libraries, contact Julie Ryan, Alumni & Development Officer, Western Libraries (519.661.2111 ext. 88078 or [email protected]) or visit extraordinary.westernu.ca

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 10 11 | IMPACT WESTERN Labatt gift digitizes corporate archives by Debora Van Brenk, BA’86, MA’87

ne of the world’s most significant corporate archival shaped this country, from the ordinary to the extraordinary; collections is now among the most accessible and it’s a source of cultural, social, political, industrial, corporate dynamic, thanks to a generous gift-in-kind from an and sports history you simply won’t find anywhere else.” iconic Canadian business. The exhibit illustrates Labatt’s ties to local economies, The generously donated its its business leadership (it was one of the first in Canada archives – thousands of documents and artifacts that filled to provide paid annual vacations), brewing innovations, more than 2,600 boxes — to Western in 2011 . The archive, philanthropy during peacetime and war, and its commitment which includes the Labatt Material Culture Collection to sports locally, nationally and internationally. at Museum London, is considered one of the top three Mike Dove, acting director of the Master’s program in collections in the world. It was valued at $8.3 million when Public History at Western, said, “None of these events in donated in 2011. the Labatt corporate life took place in isolation. We believe Labatt augmented the in-kind gift with a significant these highlights, placing the Labatt timeline in the context of financial donation to one day digitize other things happening locally and around the material. Completed in October, the the world, will help people gain a deeper digitization project now offers greater understanding of history.” access and new glimpses into 170 years Labatt’s director of corporate affairs, of history in Canada. Sharon MacKay, said, “Labatt has been Kelly Cole, Vice-President (External) a part of Canadian communities for 170 at Western, said the collection showcases years. This virtual exhibit underscores how Western can add to valuable how Labatt’s history is interwoven with the corporate archives. diverse and rich history of Canada. From “Gifts in kind, such as the one academia and marketers, to sports fans and Labatt has made, are an important way aficionados, our goal was to bring our corporations and individuals can support archives to life and make them accessible Western and contribute in a significant to everyone. way to global knowledge and research,” “We hope we’ve shown a path other she said. corporate citizens can follow as they try The virtual exhibit (labattheritage. to ensure the preservation and use of their lib.uwo.ca) offers researchers and the collections for the public good,” she said. public a rich new opportunity to learn Matt Bellamy, a Carleton University about Canada, London and an iconic historian specializing in Canadian corporate brewing legacy through the unique lens and consumer history, who has studied of Labatt’s archives. The project came John Kinder Labatt, Founder. the Labatt archives extensively and whose to fruition as Labatt celebrated its 170th insights are included as online commentary, anniversary in 2017. said beer is a cultural force in Canada Offering hundreds of digitized images, audio interviews — nowhere more pronounced than at Labatt, where the and radio and TV ads, the project also offers expert insights company’s founding pre-dated Confederation by 20 years. from renowned Canadian historians. The collection represents “Trends in Canada parallel those at Labatt. When you key items of the larger Labatt Brewing Company Archival examine the cultural, sports and marketing history of Labatt, Collection, housed at Western. you’re also gaining key insights into what defines Canada. A graduate student in Western’s Library and Information This collection beautifully captures time in a bottle.” Science program and five Public History undergraduates were pivotal in bringing Labatt’s and Canada’s remarkable histories to life through the selection and digitization of the artifacts. For more information about supporting Western Libraries, contact “It’s much more than the history of Canada’s most Julie Ryan, Alumni & Development Officer, Western Libraries venerable brewery,” said Robin Keirstead, University Archivist (519.661.2111 ext. 88078 or [email protected]) or visit extraordinary. at Western Libraries. “It’s a multi-faceted view into events that westernu.ca

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 12 Making it marketable by Adela Talbot, BA’08, MA’11

ate Taylor knows there is a to truly explore commercial undercurrent to what they want to the art world. She also knows do without being it is something artists – particularly financially strapped. budding artists – tend to avoid. In my year of “I have seen many amazing and my practicum in talented artists who don’t have the photography, it business background, or the marketing almost killed me. background, to get their work out there, I didn’t have the and even though it’s easier now with money to do it, and social media, there is still a business I was working part- aspect to art that isn’t really talked time, and I still had about. If you talk about selling your to choose between work, it’s like you’re selling out to ‘the eating properly or corporate man,’ versus being committed my art. I wanted to to your art,” said Taylor, BFA’87. help younger artists “And my background as an and give them an entrepreneur kind of tells me, the only extra kick to put way you can continue to do your art is their ideas and if you sell your art. Art is expensive; you concepts together,” need to fund it.” she noted. With this impetus in mind, and in Taylor, whose honour of the Department of Visual abstract landscapes Art’s 50th anniversary, the - are known for their colourful, dynamic and it just seemed the natural way based artist recently donated and saturated reflections of the natural to go. I puttered over the years with $25,000 to establish the Kate and world, has been running a full-scale painting. I realized photography had Robert Taylor Scholarship in Visual marketing firm since 1991. She recently lost its appeal to me with the advent Arts in support of undergraduate scaled down to working with one of digital photography. What I liked students entering their fourth year in client, Microsoft, allowing her “to live about photography was playing in the the program. The scholarship will help comfortably,” Taylor said. This lets her darkroom – you have to commit to students fund studio supplies or a focus on her art. Taylor has worked something and you don’t know what course-based exhibit. as a professional artist, showing her you’re going to get. There’s this whole “I’m at a point in my art career where work, and selling it, around the world, element of the unknown, and risking I felt I wanted to give back and help some since 2009. something and going with whatever artists, the year before their practicum, “I come from a family of artists serendipity provides. With digital,

13 | IMPACT WESTERN Making it marketable photos Submitted by Adela Talbot, BA’08, MA’11

not going to put my is OK. Western has a world-renowned toe in the water; I’m business school, but no mandatory going to jump fully training for students in the art program in. You needed to to prepare artists for the real world,” apply with seven Taylor said. paintings to this “I’ve had the ability and marketing to show, and I only had escalate my art quickly and I’m pairing seven paintings under down my marketing firm because I can my belt. And I was make art to pay my mortgage. I would accepted,” she said. like to try to work with Western to change For years, Taylor the mindset, to show it’s OK to think has served as the about how you’re going to sell your art, to chair and sat on the think, ‘Maybe I’ll do more blue because board of the Artists people like blue, and they buy blue, and Network, helping it makes people happy, and it helps me others promote their fund the rest of the passion projects I work. It’s something have,’” she continued. she is passionate “I paint what I love to paint and what about, she said, and makes me happy. My work is really about this inspired her to bringing joy to people and it brings me give back to Western, joy to create it. I’m not communicating a place where she was politics or feminism to the world; it’s Kate Taylor, BFA’87, puts the finishing touches on one of her pieces. taught painting by the really about joy. But you have to work to you can control all this so the level of internationally-renowned artist, Paterson be able to do that.” commitment wasn’t the same for me,” Ewen, where she had an “amazing Zoe Abbott, a fourth-year student Taylor explained. experience” with many memories, and completing a minor in Classical Studies, She focused on her marketing career where she met her husband. was the 2017 winner of the Kate and for years. In 2009, she discovered Taylor said she is open to mentoring Robert Taylor Scholarship in Visual Arts. abstract painting, the palette knife and young artists by being a sounding board a renewed passion for creating art. With and teaching them to market their art the encouragement of her sister, who and their skills. For more information, or to support the is also an artist, she entered a show in “Part of this scholarship is an Department of Visual Arts, please contact Jessica Schagerl, Alumni & Development Toronto and hasn’t looked back. opportunity to maybe get more Officer, Faculty of Arts & Humanities at “I’m one of those people that, if I’m embedded within the Western 519.661.2111 Ext. 87896 going to commit, I’m going to do it. I’m community and the school to say, this or [email protected]

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 14 Thank you to our donors

The 1878 Societies

The 1878 Societies, named for the year of Western’s founding, honour the University’s most generous donors. The listing below recognizes individual members of the Societies who have given $25,000 or more cumulatively, as well as corporations, foundations and associations that have given $100,000 or more cumulatively. We are very grateful for the extraordinary contributions made by our graduates around the world. Individual Western alumni and the Alumni Association have given $516 million to Western University as of April 30, 2017. In addition, the Helen M.B. Allison Legacies Society, Western’s gift planning program, recognizes alumni, friends and members of the community who have made a commitment to Western’s future through their Wills, life insurance policies and other bequests. Many members of The 1878 Societies also make annual contributions to a variety of programs and projects across the University. We would like to thank all members of The 1878 Societies for their vision and leadership. We also wish to thank those donors who have chosen to remain anonymous. This listing reflects membership in the Societies as of September 15, 2017.

Full donor lists can be found on our web site at: giving.westernu.ca/your-impact/recognition/

Richard and Beryl Ivey David Patchell-Evans, Good Life The Estate of Mercedes B. Heal Mrs. Glen Davis Society Fitness Clubs The Estate of Sandy and Michael Kirkley John and Mary Beth Drake Sandra Rotman, C.M., O.Ont. and the Ray and Margaret Elliott Donors of $25,000,000 + late Joseph Rotman, O.C., M.S.C. 3M Canada Company John A. Francis Society named in honour of former Associated Medical Services, Incorporated Peter Godsoe, O.C. and Shelagh Godsoe Board Chair and Chancellor Emeritus, Argus Software Inc. Bell Canada William Hodgins Richard Ivey and outstanding female BMO Financial Group General Motors of Canada Limited Richard W. Ivey, C.M. and Donna Ivey philanthropist and volunteer, the late CIBC Geologic Systems Ltd. Rosamond Ivey Beryl Ivey. Compaq Canada Inc. Hand and Upper Limb Centre Surgeons Jennifer Ivey Bannock The late Mrs. Beryl M. Ivey, C.M. Divestco Inc. Hewlett-Packard Company Suzanne Ivey Cook Dr. Richard M. Ivey, C.C. Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life Hydro One Networks Inc. Dr. Donald K. Johnson, O.C. The Richard M. Ivey Family and Ivey Alumni Network Toronto Chapter IHS Markit Richard H. Konrad the Ivey Foundation The Joyce Foundation Foundation Arkadi Kuhlmann Seymour Schulich, O.C. The Krembil Foundation KPMG Enterprise Ting-Yim and Maggie Lee Lassonde Family Foundation Microsoft Canada Corporation Dr. Paul R. MacPherson The Heart and Stroke Foundation Law Foundation of Ontario Novartis Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. Michael McCain IBM Canada Ltd. Legal Aid Ontario Paul and Lea Reichmann Foundation Lori and Eugene Melnyk Western University Students Linamar Corporation PeopleSoft Canada Co. Dr. Katherine L. Morrison University Students’ Council Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada R. Samuel McLaughlin Foundation Paul Murray, HBA’54 Society of Graduate Students Power Corporation of Canada Reuters Information Services (Canada) Ltd. G. Scott Paterson MBA Student Association Power Financial Corporation The Salamander Foundation Dr. Cecil Rorabeck, O.C. and RBC Foundation Sun Microsystems of Canada Inc. Mrs. Linda Rorabeck RBC Financial Group Suncor Energy Inc. Larry J. Rosen and Harry Rosen Inc. Isaac Hellmuth Society The Richard and Jean Ivey Fund Thomson Reuters Co. C. John Schumacher Donors of $10,000,000-$24,999,999 Rotman Family Foundation John A. Schweitzer Society named in honour of Western’s Roxar Inc. William Shurniak first Chancellor from 1878-1885. Tangerine N.C. James Society Bob Stuebing, MBA’74 and Eileen Stuebing TD Bank Group Donors of $1,000,000-$2,499,999 Donald L. Triggs Dr. Henry Cheng, HBA ‘71, MBA ‘72 Temerty Family Foundation Society named in honour of Western’s first Ina Weldon and the late David Weldon, C.M. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey and Marla Dan president from 1908-1914. Graham and Gale Wright Mr. Arthur Labatt, O.C. and Mrs. Sonia Labatt A.T. Little Society Heidi Balsillie, Fairmount Foundation The Estate of Frederick K. Ashbaugh The Corporation of the City of London The Mitchell and Kathryn Baran Family Donors of $2,500,000-$4,999,999 The Estate of Grace and Lillian Baker Labatt Breweries of Canada Foundation/Trudell Medical Society named in honour of Western’s The Estate of William (Bill) H. Fuller Merck Canada Inc. Dr. Keith Barron longest serving Chair of the Board of The Estate of Bob Gage Schlumberger Canada Ltd. Scott and Melissa Beattie Governors from 1919-1954. The Estate of Dr. Kenneth H. Hilborn William Bell The Estate of Thomas B. Merner Judith Rachel Harris Bill and Anne Brock Family The Estates of Dr. McLay Miller and Paul Hill, C.M. and Carol Hill Ann Bucke and the late H.W.W. Bucke Mrs. Iola Miller R.M. Meredith Society Ian Ihnatowycz and Marta Witer Alexander F.L. Chan The Estate of Keith M. and Winifred Shantz Donors of $5,000,000-$9,999,999 Jon Love HBA’76 and Nancy Yeomans Andy Chisholm and Laurie Thomson The Estate of Naomi Sinclair Society named in honour of Western’s first Love HBA’76 The David S.H. Chu Family The Estate of Robert C. Swenson Chair of the Board of Governors 1908-1914. The late Dr. and Mrs. Earl and Nancy and Ron Clark The Estate of Wallace Weinstein Marjorie Russell Brendan R. Clouston, MBA’79 and Jack and Sharon Cowin John Thompson, O.C. and Robert Clouston, MBA’72 Albert and Temmy Latner Family Foundation Hasenfratz and Newton Families Melinda Thompson David W. Cornhill The Alumni Association of The University Mr. Pierre L. Morrissette, C.M. Kathleen and William Troost The Crooks Family of Western Ontario Mr. Stephen Dattels Alzheimer Foundation London and Middlesex

15 | IMPACT WESTERN The Asper Foundation Donald F. Archibald The Estate of Helen I. Reid Starkey Canada Bill & Vicky Blair Foundation Peter J.B. Baldwin The Estate of Dr. James F. Richardson Straumann Canada Limited The Blackburn Group Inc. W. Geoff Beattie The Estate of Gordon Risk Sun Life Financial Bloomberg Alice Burton and Grant Burton, MBA’68 The Estate of Dr. Jim Roth Syncrude Canada Ltd. Canadian Diabetes Association Stephen R. Coxford The Estate of H. Marie Smibert TELUS Corporation Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Simon Tin-Yin Cua, EMBA’05 The Estate of Mrs. Wendell R. Smith TransCanada Pipelines Limited Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP The late John R. Currie, HBA ‘60 The Estate of Dr. Gordon Soper Union Gas Chartered Professional Accountants G. Mark Curry The Estate of Miss Ila M. Stewart W.C. Wood Foundation of Ontario J. W. Lynn Fordham The Estate of Bettie Bernice Wilson W.K. Kellogg Foundation Cisco Systems Canada Co. Mr. Aaron Gestetner The Estate of Mary J. Wright Zimmer Corus Entertainment Inc. James and Eva Good, Good Foundation Inc. The Estate of Harry Yeandle Donald K. Jackson Family Foundation Laura Hantho, MBA ‘89 & Jon Hantho, A. Peache Society Donner Canadian Foundation MBA ‘89 AltaGas Ltd. Donors of $250,000-$499,999 E. I. du Pont Canada Company Lana and Tim Hockey AstraZeneca Canada Inc. Society named in honour of Western’s The EJLB Foundation Donna and Michael Kanovsky Atkinson Charitable Foundation second Chancellor from 1885-1900. Ernst & Young LLP David Kassie and Susan Harris Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited Dr. and Mrs. William and Katharine Kostuk CAE Inc. Paul Atkinson FPInnovations Donald Lang Canadian Friends-Hebrew University Mr. Brett E.B. Barakett GE Healthcare Canada Allan and Donna Lansing of Jerusalem Mr. Ron Benner GlaxoSmithKline Canada Inc. The Latta Family, Heather, Fraser, Jennifer Canadian Pacific Robert Bourne, C.M. and Donna Bourne IHS Markit and Alexandra Canon Business Solutions Canada Inc. Tom and Sandra Brent IonSpec Corporation Anne McKenzie and the late Bill McKenzie The Catalyst Capital Group Inc. Robert V. Brouillard The Jarislowsky Foundation Brenda and David Murphy C.H. Stiller Memorial Foundation Laurie Campbell The Joe Weider Foundation Bruce H. Reid, MBA’64 Closing Folders Inc. Mr. Daniel C.Y. Chan J.P. Bickell Foundation Paul Sabourin Counselling Foundation of Canada Sylvia D. Chrominska, HBA ‘75, LLD ‘14 (National Trust Co. Trustee) Richard Sala CPI Canada Inc. Mr. W. Edmund Clark, C.M. The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Richard J. Schmeelk Deloitte Vice Admiral D.A. (Alan) Collins KPMG Enterprise Larry Shaw Dofasco Inc. Lisa Colnett The Lee Foundation Joseph C. Shlesinger and Samara Wolbohm Domino’s Pizza David and Marilyn Conklin and Bowes W. Keith Smith Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Barry E. Cunningham Publishers Limited Andrew and Helen Spriet ExxonMobil Research and Dr. Regna Darnell Maplesoft Inc. Jim and Beverly Thompson Engineering Company The late Dr. Eleanor Jeanne Louise Deinum Newalta Corporation Eric Tripp, MBA’83 and Maria Smith Georges Lachapelle Fund Perry N. Dellelce Nortel Networks Limited Fred and Linda Waks Goldman Sachs Gives Foundation George S. Dembroski Olympia & York Properties Inc. Mr. Lionel Weber H.S. Management Property Co. Ltd. Lisa and Darin Deschamps Physicians Services Inc. Foundation Mr. Tom Whealy Imperial Life Financial Company Jill and Daniel A. Devlin, HBA ‘81 R. Howard Webster Foundation Dr. Margaret Whitby and the late Imperial Tobacco Canada Limited Daniel and Leonard Drimmer Ralph M. Barford Foundation James Whitby Insurance Bureau of Canada Bill and Barbara Etherington Restaurant Brands International Jacqueline and Michael A.R. Wilson, HBA’90 J. Armand Bombardier Foundation James P. Fallona and Mary Catherine Fallona Incorporated Kraft Canada Inc. Margaret Fleck and Jim Fleck, O.C. Royal LePage Shelter Foundation The Estate of Mrs. Margery Baldwin The Kresge Foundation Dr. Geno F. Francolini, C.M. and the late Schulich Leader Scholarships The Estate of Margaret A. Banks LGS Group Inc. Dr. Joan Francolini, O.Ont. (The Schulich Foundation) The Estate of Helen I. Battle London Community Foundation Robert J. Gorman Siemens Canada Limited The Estate of E. Stanley and MacLean Hunter Publishing Limited Edward J. Gudaitis StarTech.com Ltd. Nadine M. Beacock Manulife Nick Gudewill Suncor Energy Inc. The Estate of Anthony J. Bergering Max Bell Foundation Geoff Gudewill Supply Chain Management Association The Estate of Dr. Bennie and McCarthy Tétrault LLP Peter Gudewill Torys LLP Mrs. Shirley Bradshaw Nobel Biocare Sam Gudewill T.R. Meighen Family Foundation, The Estate of C. James Grimes Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. Glenn Hadden Michael & Kelly Meighen The Estate of Michael Halls Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Debra and Brian Heald The W. Garfield Weston Foundation The Estate of Nelson J. Johnson The Oticon Foundation James D. Hole The Whitaker Foundation The Estate of John W. Judge Petro-Canada The Horne Family Charitable Foundation — William and Nona Heaslip Family Foundation The William Wilfrid Jury Estate Pfizer Canada Inc. Bridget (Horne) Colman, B.A. ‘90 Yamana Gold Inc. The Estate of Thomas F.G. and The PhilPapers Foundation Marilyn and Brent Kelman Margaret Lawson The Plunkett Foundation Dr. Robert McClure Kilborn The Estate of Orton and Emily Leslie Public Service Alliance of Canada Knowlton Family E.E. Braithwaite Society The Estate of Bruce and Helen Mills Quanser Inc. Claude Laberge, C.M. Donors of $500,000-$999,999 The Estate of Mrs. Myra Millson sanofi-aventis Canada Inc. Louis Lagassé, C.M. Society named in honour of Western’s The Estate of Elmer and Bette Mlinar Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories Mr. Daniel Lam second president from 1914-1919. The Estate of Marjorie J. Morrison SGI Canada Pierre Lapointe, MBA’83 The Estate of Donald and Elizabeth Ness Shaw Communications William E. and Ruth Lardner John Adamson The Estate of Alfred Poynt St. Joseph Communications Mr. S.W. Eddie Law

“It is my hope, with this gift, to directly impact the lives of Western’s students in a positive manner. I want all Western students to feel like they are a part of this community, and to feel as though they have had lots of opportunities for personal and academic growth.”

– Heidi Balsillie, BA’82, Fairmount Foundation gift in support of student health-and-wellness N.C. James Society ($1,000,000-$2,499,999)

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 16 Suzanne Legge and R. Jeffrey Orr Columbia Sportswear Canada Trojan Technologies Carolyn M.H. Cross Stephen D. Lister Conn Smythe Foundation Ultrasonix Medical Corp. Mrs. Pat Cuddy and the late A.M. Cuddy Gordon Love Corel Corporation United Church Women of London Mark L. Cullen Dr. Carolynn Lund-Mead County of Middlesex Conference Mr. James B. Cumming Peter C. Maurice CTV London Valleydene Corporation Limited Mrs. Sheila K. Curnoe David McCann and Margaret Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP The Walter J. Blackburn Foundation Richard J. Currie MacLean-McCann Dell Canada Waters Limited Ms Doreen Curry Dean McDonald Delta Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Alumni Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Dan Family Stephen D. McDonald Association and the Delta Alpha Chapter Xerox Canada Ltd.. Dash for Diabetes - Team CDN Donald and Marion McDougall (London) Inc. Professor K. G. Davey, O.C., F.R.S.C., Robert McKinnon Dentistry Canada Fund Ms. Jenny Davey, and their children, The Jean C. Monty Family EllisDon Corporation W. Sherwood Fox Society Katherine and Chris Dr. Douglas W. Muzyka EMCO Limited Donors of $100,000-$249,999 Mr. and Mrs. William and Cecilia Davies Mr. Michael J. Needham Energy Navigator Inc. Society named in honour of Western’s Duncan de Kergommeaux Mr. Wilfred Ng ETAP Operations Technology third president from 1927-1947. Janet De Silva Kevin O’Leary Barry A. Deathe Gilles G.G. Ouellette Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP Elaine J. Adair France Desmarais and André Desmarais, O.C. Robert Poirier Fekete Associates Inc. A. Ian Aitken Stephen and Mary Ellen Dewis Nancy Geddes Poole Ford Motor Company Fund John Akkerman Dino A. DiCienzo Loretta Rogers and the late Ted Rogers Fugro-Jason Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John and Shirley Albinson Ms Deborah J. Driesman Richard E. Rooney George Cedric Metcalf Foundation The late Gwen and Ben Anders Audrey Edwards Ronald D. Schmeichel George Weston Limited Nora Aufreiter and Lawrence Pentland Winona E. Elliot Alan Sellery, HBA ‘87 Goodmans LLP Bob and Anne Aziz Mr. Alan Elliott Lorraine Shuttleworth Graduate Orthodontics Clinic Dr. Terence Bailey Dr. Kenneth J. Faber Dr. Alvin J. Silk Harold Crabtree Foundation Tom Bailey Kirsten J. Feldman Dr. and Mrs. Eddy and Zorka Smet The Henry White Kinnear Foundation Aubrey and Marsha Baillie Family Fund John and Sabine Findlay Mr. Ley S. Smith and the late Lois M. Smith Hong Kong Pei Hua Education Foundation Dr. T.R. Balakrishnan and Lois F. Leatham Ann and Bill Fleming Bud and Joanne Taylor HSBC Bank Canada The late Dr. Kathleen (Kay) Elizabeth Ball Pete and Libby Fowler Nicole & Michael G. Tevlin, HBA ‘81 IBK Capital Corp. Thomas K. Barber Ian and Barbara Fraser Susanne and Martin Thrasher Imasco Limited Gary R. Barnes The Gilmour Family/Endla and John (Jack) and Frances Vitali ImpactWx The late Dr. Henry Barnett, C.C. and John Gilmour Foundation Mr. Dale Evan Wallster Inco Limited Kathleen Barnett Mr. Garth M. Girvan Arnim K.A. Walter Institute for Health System Mike and Doreen Bartlett Jeff Glass The David and Ina Weldon Family Investor Education Fund Mr. Waldemar J. Bebris Dr. Nesta Gordon Mark R. Wellings Isomass Scientific Inc. Guy and Carol Belisle, Tornado Serge Gouin and Denyse Chicoyne Dr. Cecilia S. Yau The John Dobson Foundation Insulation Limited Mr. Donald P. Gracey Karl Storz Endoscopy Canada Ltd. Dr. Francesco Bellini O.C. O.Q. B. Lynn Graham The Estate of Dr. Helen M.B. Allison Knowledge First Financial Foundation Mr. Tom Benner and Ms Pauline F. McHenry Janet C. Griffin and Jock W. MacDonald The Estate of Donna Angelov KPMG Enterprise The late Avie Bennett, C.C., O.Ont. Fred and Joanne Groch The Estate of Clifford and Carolyn Bastla Michael Bernstein and Nan DasGupta Greg and Tracy Guatto The Estate of Margaret I. Brubacher London Music Scholarship Foundation John and Zena Besterd Margrie Gunton and Family The Estate of Robert Crawforth Buck The Lyle Shantz Hallman Charitable Stephen, Peter, Susan, Douglas and Douglas Guzman and Sheila Brown The Estate of Dr. Jean Fraser Campbell Foundation Patrick Beynon Dr. and Mrs. Vladimir and Mary Ann The Estate of Wilma O. Caverhill Magna International Inc. The late Allan G. Bogue Hachinski The Estate of Agnes C. Dark McMillan LLP William Braithwaite The Hall Family The Estate of Travers C. Fox Mihealth Global Systems Inc. Mr. David Braley Gavin and Bea Hamilton The Estate of Margaret Macklin Frewin Minto Foundation Inc. Mr. Ron Bresler James Harquail The Estate of Mr. M.E. Gordon The Molson Foundation James Brodeur Mrs. Barbara Hersey and the late The Estate of Muriel Grant Movati Athletics Mr. Jim L. Brook Lewis W. Hersey The Estate of John D. Grylls National Bank Brenda and Bob Brooks, MBA’68 Mr. Michael Hill and Ms Wendy Gibson The Estate of Jessie L.F. Hargreaves Nicolaas & Regina Veenboer Dr. Adalsteinn Brown Timothy Hodgson and Linda Netten The Estate of A. Arthur Knight Foundation Murray and Judy Bryant Edwin A. and Judite Holder The Estate of E. Jean Kunz Nordion Inc. The Honourable J. Judd Buchanan, O.C. Lonsdale Holland The Estate of Walter M. Lobb Norman & Margaret Jewison Charitable Mark W. Burgess Dr. and Mrs. Ronald and Susan Holliday The Estate of Marion E. MacLeod Foundation Christopher M. Burley Tom and Verna Howard The Estate of George and Maxine Mills Norton Rose Fulbright Canada LLP The Burley Family Mr. Michael E Howe The Estate of William Nicholls OMERS Stewart C. Burton Heather Hunter and the late Jim Hunter The Chester Rowntree Estate The Perrier Group of Canada Ltd. Mr. Deane Cameron Boris J. Jackman The Estate of Edna May Schwaibold Photon Technology International Inc. David R. Campbell The late Professor John David Jackson The Estate of Joseph A. Scott Platform Computing Jay A. Carfagnini and Karen E. Trimble Mr. and Mrs. Cliff and Diane James The Estate of Priscilla Shih-Hwa Suffel Power Workers Union Heather Cartwright William J. Jandrisits The Estate of Gary W. Weese Procter & Gamble Inc. Amit and Meena Chakma Leslie and Peter Johnson The Estate of Miss Catherine C. Wilson PwC Canada Pierre Chamberland Ian B. Johnstone The Estate of Olive C. Young Ramius Corporation Brian J. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Donald and Christina Jolly Resolute Forest Products C.Y. Alexis Cheng Y. L. John Kao Adco Foundation Richardson Foundation Eric and Ruby Chung Roland T. Keiper Air Canada Rogers Cable Inc. Dr. and Mrs. John and Perry Clouston Arlene Kennedy ALS Society of (Windsor) Essex County Roman Corporation Limited Alan and Phyllis Cohen Joanne and Peter J. Kenny, MBA ‘57 Altera Corporation The Schmeelk Canada Foundation Kevin J. Comeau Mr. Edward J. Kernaghan ATCO Group The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation Judi Conacher and the late Dr. Graham J.W. King BCE Inc. Shell Canada Products Limited Lionel Conacher Mr. and Mrs. Eric and Helen Kints Birks Family Foundation Siemens Hearing Instruments Dean Connor, HBA’78 Dr. Thomas J. Kirby Boston Consulting Group of Canada Ltd. Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc. George A. Cope, C.M. Indru Kriplani, MBA ‘67 Brasseler USA Spin Master Toys Dr. Robert M. Cory Tim, Jane and Brian Kwan Canadian Women’s Foundation Stelco Inc. Marion Creighton and the late Chantal Laberge Coca-Cola Beverages Ltd. Thermo CRS Ltd. Dale Creighton William Lacey

17 | IMPACT WESTERN Wilma Lambert and the Estate of Dipak K. Rastogi Mark Whitmore The Estate of Marjorie and Garth Lambert Rob Richards Mr. Tim Wiggan James Albert Spenceley Alain Lamoureux Heather Richardson and Hartley Dr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Willits The Estate of Betty Spencer Nicole and Gilles Lamoureux Richardson, O.C., O.M. Libby and Charles Winograd The Estate of Elizabeth C. Sullivan Dr. Henry J. Lapointe Jane Riddell Andrew Blanchard Wiswell The Estate of Samuel Chum Torno Marianne A. Larsen Mr. Michael Rolland Marion Woodman and the late The Estate of Clara Mildred Wagner Christian and Jennifer Lassonde Harry and Evelyn Rosen Ross Woodman The Estate of Mrs. Rhea A. Whitty Steve Lear Mr. John A. Rothschild Mr. and Mrs. Ron and Judy Yamada The Estate of William and Kathleen Wilkey Dr. Michiel R. Leenders Randy B.M. Royer Ray G. Young Simon Leung Kishore K. Sakhrani Abbvie Corporation Tom and Betty-Anne Lindsay Pete Samson and Cathy Williamson Abitibi-Price Incorporated The Estate of C. Kingsley Allison Robert and Amanda Litchfield Dr. John F. Sangster, Professor Emeritus, Accenture The Estate of John Burch Bacon Robert G. Luton Western University Adobe Systems Canada Inc. The Estate of George Beattie Terry A. Lyons David and Jodi Sapunjis Aimia Inc. The Estate of Margaret and George Bowie Claudette C. MacDonald and John Schucht Alcan Inc. The Estate of Margaret Mary Byrne Donald J. MacDonald The late Mr. William M. Seath Algoma Steel Inc. The Estate of Dr. Francis Chan Steven and Karen MacDonald The Family of Ruth and Aryeh Segall z”l Alumni members of the Alpha Kappa Kappa The Estate of Kenneth G. and Tim MacDonald Chirag and Ritu Shah Beta Kappa Chapter of London, Ontario Marjorie L. Colling W. Allan MacEwen, HBA’76 Dr. and Mrs. P.C. (Raju) and Jyoti Shah Angiotech Pharmaceuticals Inc. The Estate of Bruce Davies Fred and Emmy MacLachlan John and Maria Simpson ANS Research Ltd. The Estate of Margaret May Dodge Chris and Carolyn Matthews Shelly and Robert Siskind architects Tillman Ruth Mocellin The Estate of Estelle F. Easton Jack H. Matthews Barbara and Simon Smith Auburn Homes Inc. The Estate of Audrey Edwards Dr. and Mrs. W.E. Barry and Helene Mayo Professor Robert Solomon and The Audrey & Donald Campbell Foundation The Estate of Mary M. English The Honourable Margaret McCain, O.C. Dr. Barbara Lent Bain & Company Canada The Estate of Nellie L. Farthing Scott McCain Paul B. Spafford Basics Office Products The Estate of Helen M. Fasken Ronald G. McCullough John C. Spears Baton Broadcasting Incorporated The Estate of Andrew Harold Fitzsimons Brenda McCutcheon and the Douglas E. Speers Bayer Corporation The Estate of Natalia Foster-Bujewicz late James McCutcheon The Staffen Family - Rob, Sharon, Julia, Beltone Canada The Estate of Kenneth R.B. Good Mrs. Ruth L. McFeat Matt and Candra Bernard & Norton Wolf Family Foundation The Estate of Kathleen M. Hallett Joan McGeachy and the late Don McGeachy Carol Stephenson, O.C. Biogen Idec Canada The Estate of Keith R. Halpenny Doug McGregor Ms Barbara G. Stymiest Birch Hill Equity Partners The Estate of Mrs. Grace M. Hartley Joyce McKeough and Darcy McKeough, O.C. Peter Sucharda and Cynthia Devine Blue Circle Canada Inc. The Estate of Mr. Robert Hathaway Richard McLaren Mr. Kevin Sullivan The Boat Store Inc. The Estate of William and Vivian Heine Mark and Andrea McQueen & Family Stephen A. Suske Borden Ladner Gervais LLP The Estate of Mrs. Helen M. Hetherington Michelle and Patrick Meneley Richard and Glenna Talbot Brookfield Asset Management The Estate of A. Margaret Hughes Harold and Susan Merskey Chris G. Tambakis Incorporated The Estate of Christopher W. Hyatt Guy A. Metcalfe Jean Tardif, MBA’76 and Elizabeth Godin Burgundy Asset Management Limited The Estate of Katharyn Jefferies Karrys Sarah Morgenstern and Todd Hargarten Howie and Di and Lindsey Taylor Business Families Foundation The Estate of John Duncan Johnson Mr. David Charles Mongeau Sergei and Olga Tchetvertnykh Cadillac Fairview The Estates of Dr. William Victor and Marti Morfitt and Patrick Weber Barb and Jens Thielsen Campbell Soup Company Ltd. Mrs. Greta May Johnson John and Shirley Moss Gordon and Louise Thompson Canadian Institute of Steel Construction The Estate of Dorothy Jean Kidd Lenny L.Y. Moy John and Patricia Thompson Ontario Region The Estate of Mrs. Helen E. Loughlin Mr. John Mulvihill Dorothy Tiedje and the late John Tiedje Cerum Ortho Organizers The Estate of Cameron S. Marshman Keith and Mona Munro Douglas and Domenica Tough Charles H. Ivey Foundation The Estate of Mr. James F. Miles Glenn Murphy Ian B. Tripp and the late Flora J. Tripp Chorley & Bisset Ltd. The Estate of Peter F.J. Miller Nesbitt Family Dr. Lilly S. Tsambalieros-Hinton Chou Associates Management Inc. The Estates of Stanley and Eileen Miller Ms Birgitte Nielsen-Worrall Whit and Heather Tucker Chrysalis Canada Foundation The Estate of Marjorie and Albert K. North Robert and Alexandra Nourse Mr. Serge Turko Ciba-Geigy Canada Ltd. The Estates of Susan and Robert Papp The late Dr. Earl H. Orser Hank and Anne Vander Laan Cineplex Digital Networks The Estate of Charles G. Rand MD B. Jeffrey Parr and Clairvest Group Inc. Mario Vello Golf Tournament The Estate of Sheila A. Reinhart Jim Pattison Susan Vogt and Joel Robinson CitiFinancial The Estate of Mrs. Adelaide E. Robinson Michael and Margot Phair/Phair Family Mr. and Mrs. F. Peter von Muralt-Lo Citigroup Foundation The Estate of Tevya Rosenberg Foundation Anthony Vysniauskas CMA Foundation The Estate of Mary B. Routledge Dr. Elaine B. Philbrick David J. Walker CN The Estate of Laura J. Scott Ms Jane Plas Dr. Dennis M. Walker CNW Group The Estate of Mrs. Rose Lynne Scott Pierre Pomerleau Helen M. Walsh and the late John E. Walsh Cohen Highley LLP The Estate William G. Shipman Dale R. Ponder Mr. Robert P. Wares ConocoPhillips Canada The Estate of Louis H. Simmons C. James Prieur Adam Waterous Conor Pacific Canada Inc. The Estate of Miss Evelyn Small The Purchase Family D. James Watkinson, Q.C. Copez Properties Limited The Estate of Dr. Harold O. Smith Dr. James H. Purvis Mrs. Sheldon H. Weinstein The Corporation of the City of London on The Estate of Winnifred D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. William and Cynthia Quinn Mr. Michael E. Wexler behalf of the London 2004 Ontario Winter Zaheeda and Nav Rahemtulla Bill and Gale White and Summer Games

“I feel this gift is the best way to repay the help I have received. By setting up this chair, there would be a significant person – a clinician- scientist – to lead the next phase of the cardiac CT program.”

– Ting-Yim Lee, regarding the establishment of the Ting-Yim Lee Chair in Cardiac Computerized Tomography Imaging Research N.C. James Society ($1,000,000-$2,499,999)

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 18 The Corporation of the City of Woodstock MasterCard RTDS Technologies Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Bailey County of Elgin The Maurice Price Foundation S.C. Johnson & Son Limited Mona Bandeen and the late Robert Bandeen County of Oxford MAWER Investment Management Ltd SCIEX Dr. Joan L. Barfoot Crown Life Insurance Company The McLean Foundation Sears Canada Charitable Foundation Andrew W. Barnicke CTBR Bio-Research Inc. McColl-Frontenac Inc. Sifton Properties Limited Matthew Baxter Cystic Fibrosis Canada McCormick Canada Inc. Sionna Investment Managers Paul Beeston, C.M. and Kaye Beeston Danby Products Limited McGeachy Charitable Foundation S M Blair Family Foundation Egon and Carol Beiler Dentsply Canada Ltd. McKesson Canada Smith & Nephew Mr. and Mrs. Leif and Karen Benner Dentsply Tulsa Dental McKinsey & Company Sonova AG Scott G. Bere Dow Chemical Canada Inc. The McKnight Foundation Southam Inc. Dr. Dietmar Berger and Dr. Heidi Berger Drake Goodwin Corporation The Medics Group StationPark All Suite Hotel Mr. Robert G. Bertram Electro-Motive Memorial Funeral Services Cooperative of Sunningdale Golf & Country Club Inc. James and Ann Bertrand Epson Canada Limited London and District Sunstar Americas Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Austin C. and Nani Beutel ERA Foundation Merrill Lynch Thornton Grout Finnigan LLP Mr. Stanley Borenstein Export Development Canada Mical Equities Limited TMX Group Dr. Clement W. Bowman Fidia Pharmaceutical Corporation Miller Thompson LLP Charitable Foundation Lloyd W. Bracewell Fields Institute Molson Inc. Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club Mr. Tom Bradley and Ms Lori Lothian Fondation Madeleine et Jean-Paul Tardif Monitor Company Total Network Solutions Dr. Francesco Braga General Dynamics Land Systems - Canada Moore Family Trust Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada John Bragg Operations Morgan Stanley Canada Ltd Tremayne-Lloyd Partners LLP Rob and Joline Brant Gerald Schwartz & Heather Reisman Multi-Media Images Tribe Medical Group Charles W. Brown Foundation National Bank Financial Tulsa Dental Mr. L. Craig Brown Gilead Sciences Canada Inc. Natrel Inc. Unitron Mrs. Ruth Brown GN Otometrics NBCUniversal Canada Univet Optical Technologies Bruce C. Burgess Goldman Sachs & Co. NDI International North America Inc. Cameron H. Calder Green Shield Canada Foundation Nelson Davis Trust Fund UWO Faculty Association Colleen R. Campbell and Stuart MacGregor Hal Jackman Foundation Nesbitt Burns Inc. UWO Senior Alumni Program David and Vivian Campbell Harris Steel Ltd. Nestlé Ice Cream Canada Valeant Pharmaceuticals Canada Paul F. Campbell Harrison Pensa LLP New Horizons Band (London) Walker Wood Foundation William I. Campbell Harry E. Foster Foundation New World Development Company Limited Warner Home Video Yolanda and David Campbell HBA Association Nickle Family Foundation West Park Healthcare Centre Margaret A. Carr Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Storie LLP Norcen Energy Resources Limited Wittington Investments, Limited Andrew and Carolyn Carragher Highstreet Asset Management Inc. Northwater XL Catlin Mr. James Carson Hilton London NOVA Chemicals Corporation YMCA-YWCA of London, Woodstock Robert J. Chadwich & Elizabeth Pierson Hudson’s Bay Company Old Oak Properties Inc. & St. Thomas Agnes C.M. Chan Husky Injection Molding System Ontario Dental Association Mr. Don Charter IMI International Medical Innovations Inc. Ontario District Association of Chapters Dr. Marshall Chasin InnoSoft Canada Inc. of SPEBSQSA C.R. Somerville Society Packianathan Chelladurai Institutional Cooperation & Ontario Medical Association Donors of $50,000-$99,999 Dr. Joseph L. Chin Development Services Ontario Professional Engineers Foundation Society named in honour of Western’s Shody Chow International Development Research Centre Orion Software Systems Ltd. second Chair of the Board of Governors Greig and Carolyn Clark International Lead Zinc Research Org., Inc. Oxford Learning Centres from 1914-1919. Howard C. Clark and Family Interprovincial Pipe Line Inc. Paul & Louise Johnson Foundation Eleanor R. Clitheroe Invensys-Triconex Pelmorex Inc. Betsy and Sheldon Aaron Kathleen and Ron Close IS Retail Inc. Phoenix Interactive Design Inc. Mr. Wayne Adlam The Berdie and Irvin Cohen Fund for Doctoral Jackman Foundation Pizza Pizza Dr. and Mrs. Alan K. Adlington Business Scholarships J.D. Irving Limited Pollock NationaLease Mrs. Susan D. Agranove and the late David James Cohen Jenal Investments Inc. Pow Laboratories Inc. Dr. Larry Agranove Mr. Dan Coholan Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Pratt & Whitney Canada Inc. Ned and Alison Amendola Bob and Mary Fay Colcleugh Kellogg Canada Inc. Praxair Inc. Guy Amireault Murray and Louise Coultes Kiwanis Club of Ridgetown Protek Systems Dr. and Mrs. E. James and Claire A. Anderson Mark and Wanda Cowie and family Kodak Canada Inc. QNX Software Systems The Hugh B. Anderson Family David and Mavis Crawford Lafarge Canada Inc. The Rea Family Foundation Fund Ross and Yvonne Archibald Robert D. Crockford Laidlaw Foundation Reader’s Digest Foundation of Canada Dr. Jerrold Armstrong and Kenneth D. Cross Landmark Communications Foundation Richard and Shelley Baker Family Foundation Mrs. Laurie Bruvall Mr. Patrick Crowley Lanxess Inc. Rio Algom Limited Stephen and Sandra Assaly Zoë Curnoe Lerners LLP The Rockefeller Foundation Barbara Astman Teri Currie, EMBA ‘98 and Bill Currie, Loblaw Companies Limited Rotary Club of Port Elgin Dr. George S. Athwal EMBA ‘96 London Jazz Society Inc. Rotsaert Dental Laboratory Services Inc. Muriel and Eric Atkinson Dann Cushing Mandel Scientific Company Royal Arch Masons of Ontario The Family and Friends of Raveena Aulakh Dave Dal Bello Maple Leaf Foods Inc. Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario Mr. Alfred Avanessy Donald I. Darroch and Sandra L. Wood Royal Trust Corporation of Canada Germaine Bader and the late Max Bader Tim Dattels and Kristine Johnson

“Our primary goal in making this gift is to help prepare Western Law students with practical transactional training ... it’s a great feeling to be able to give back.”

– Sahil Zaman, JD’12, for Closing Folders’ gift in kind of software for Western Law students E.E. Braithwaite Society ($500,000-$999,999)

19 | IMPACT WESTERN Maurice and Judy Davidson James and Maria Knowles Elinor Gill Ratcliffe, C.M., O.N. LLD (hc) The Westeinde Family Gillian H. Denham and Stephen O. Marshall Lou and Hedy Koebbel Mr. James S. Reaney Ms Margot E. White Steve Dent and Janet Maclaren Gary E. Koreen The late Dr. Peter A. Rechnitzer Mr. Judson D. Whiteside Denis and Debra Devos Dr. Andrew Kuchtaruk Dr. Grant L. Reuber, O.C. Roland and Marni Wieshofer Bill Di Nardo Dr. Geoffrey Kwitko and Ms Paula Kwitko Mr. J. Alexander Richards Andrew and Lisa Wiseman - In Memory Alexandra and Camillo Di Prata Dr. Alan Kwong Hing and Dr. Matthew Dr. Robert S. Richards of Adam Wiseman, HBA ‘14 Dr. Gerald Mr. Greg R. Dick Karavos Mr. John D. Richardson Wisenberg Emma Donoghue Gordon Lackenbauer and Joyce Trapp J. Richmond and G. Panopoulos Dr. Terrance M. Witzu Jeff Dossett Mr. Frank Lamanna Pierre Rivard and Catherine Paquet Dr. David Wolfe Mrs. Ruth Drake and the late Sam Alloway Dr. Abdel Rahman Lawendy Mr. James A. Robertson Dr. J. David Wonham Dr. Darren Drosdowech Jane and Michael Lay, HBA’83 Mr. and Mrs. E. Robinson Professors Albert R. and Vivian Wood Dr. Andrea Dust Dr. Marie-Eve LeBel In Honour of Dr. John Robinson Donald P. Woodley Merrill and Barbara Edmonds James Leech and Deborah Barrett Mr. Sidney P.H. Robinson David J. Wright Brian Empey and Darlene Melanson Drs. Thomas and Madeline Lennon Wilson and Judith Rodger Professor Gerhard and Jean Wuensch Sarah Abell Evans Frederic Lesage and Anne McMaster Thelma Rosner Larry and Jessie Wynant Charlie Fairbank Mark Lewis, HBA’91 Charles and Seanna Ross Dr. Raymond Yee Jack and Peg Fairs Jeffrey Lipson Dr. Douglas C. Ross Lincoln Yu Dr. Robert O. Farley and Professor Robert Lipson Gretchen and Donald Ross The Zaifman Family Mrs. Lois C. (Fulton) Farley Anthony and Betsy Little Mr. Charles F. Ruigrok Mr. Walter U. Zuppinger Roly and Ann Fenwick Karen G. Livick Mr. David G. Samuel Robert E. Ferguson The late Robert W. Luba Dr. David W. Sanders The Estate of William A. Arksey Finch Auto Group Anne and Jay MacAulay Carl and Agnes Santoni The Estate of Diane Bischof Brian and Patricia Flood Hugh MacDiarmid Scott Sarjeant The Estate of Harry M. Boyce Dr. and Mrs. Kent and Francine Floreani John A. and LuAnne MacDonald Lawrie Savage The Estate of Bradshaw-Errington Jean-Louis Fontaine Natalie MacLean Michael Schwenger The Estate of Donald Brown M. Jean French and the late William H. French William J. MacLeod Theresa And Robert Scullion The Estate of John R. Calvert Dr. Lillian Fuller Christine A. Magee, C.M. Paul Seed The Estate of Douglas K. Campbell Christopher Gaffney Mr. R. Kelly Mancari Michael C. Shannon, MBA’83 The Estate of A. Brandon Conron Bruce R. Gall Mr. Donald Matthews Peter Sharpe The Estate of Dr. Allan Coote James and Pamela Gallagher Craig P. Mayor, General Atlantic Group Ltd. Dennis Shaw The Estate of Edward G. Cowley S. Jayne Garland Wayne P. McArdle Heather A. Shaw The Estate of Edith M. Dale Joyce C. Garnett Dr. James P. McAuley Joseph Shilon The Estate of Miss Marjorie E. Dickson Dr. Douglas E. Gerber Dr. Richard W. McCalden Mr. Lino Louis Sienna The Estate of Richard and Elizabeth Dillon Robert W. Gibson Ann and Ron McClatchie David and Elizabeth Sim The Estate of Wilfred H. Feasby Dr. C.R. Giddings and Mrs. Florence Giddings Paul and Lynne McCrea The late Dr. Ralph G. and Barbara Simmons The Estate of James Gordon Fletcher Robert and Dawn Giffin The late Patricia McFarlane and Family Peter and Carrie Simon The Estate of Cora Irene Flin Mr. Mark L. Gordon Robert McFarlane Dr. Samuel Siu The Estate of Marjory Fraser Tariq Hassan Gordon The late Dr. William P. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Craig and Cathy Smith The Estate of Marguerite Lucinda Geiger William & Lynne Gray Foundation Roderick M. McQueen Mrs. Judith Soltys The Estate of Cecil F. Hamilton Douglas D. Greaves Diane Mendes de Franca and Drs. Ann and David Spence The Estate of Robin S. Harris Sheldon Greenspan Kevin Goldthorp Patrick A. Spence The Estate of Dr. Gerard Hebert Harold A. Gretzinger Paul J.D. Miller Dr. Charles Spurgeon and the late The Estate of Dr. Thomas L. Hoskin Dr. Ruby Grewal Dr. and Mrs. Paul and Barbara Milos Mrs. Sybil Spurgeon The Estate of Professor Ion I. Inculet Peter Grosskopf Mr. Jearld Moldenhauer Raymond and Stacie Stanton The Estate of Douglas N. Jackson Dr. Kevin R. Gurr Philip F.D. Moorcroft Dr. Margaret M. Steele The Estate of William John Jarrell Helen Guthrie and the late George Guthrie John Moore and Christine Cromarty David J. Stenason The Estate of Mervin M. Katzman Dr. Jo-Anne M. S. Hammond Shelby and Dwight Moulin Richard Stephenson The Estate of Mildred Keenleyside Mr. R. Keith Harfield Paul E. Moynihan Mr. and Mrs. Janis and Lilija Strauts The Estate of Carl F. and Margaret E. Klinck Dr. M. Daria Haust Robert G.E. Murray, O.C. Dr. and Mrs. David and Anne Sylvester The Estate of Mary Gladys Lawrason Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Jo Ann Heale The Nash Family Rob Szabo The Estate of Arlie Laxton Mr. Craig D. Henshaw The Dr. Max Taylor Nathan Family Mr. Doug Taylor and the late The Estate of Kenneth W. Lemon Hindmarsh Family Dr. Doug Naudie Dr. Marta C. Kelly The Estate of Catherine R. Liddy Dennis Hinschberger Mr. Lloyd R. Needham Karen J. Taylor The Estate of Marian McCracken Mr. Gerald J. Hipple Mr. Archibald J. Nesbitt Robert Taylor The Estate of Margaret A. McCullough Anthony and Peggy Wong Ho Barbara J. Newbegin Mr. Bill Teng The Estate of Wilhelmina McIntosh Dorothy Hollingsworth Mr. and Mrs. Alan Noon Patrick and Muriel Thibert The Estate of Faye Maclean-Bass David C. Holmes Ella Norton and the late James Hall Norton Paul and Penny Thomas The Estate of Jean L. McRobert The Hopper Family Dr. Richard J. Novick Mr. Darren E. Thompson The Estate of Joyce M. Miller Dr. James Howard Andrea and Kevin O’Brien The late Mr. Merle R. Tingley The Estate of Ms Dorothy Monteith Robert E. Hubling Eugene Olynyk Fred and Vicki Tomcyk The Estate of Albert E. Mowry Mr. Horst E. Hueniken Alberta O’Neil David and Dorothy Torontow The Estate of Shirley Munro-White Elizabeth and John A. Humphrey, Wade Oosterman, MBA’86 and Wendy A. Mr. David J. Toswell The Estate of Marie Murray HBA’60, MBA’61 Adams, HBA’82, MBA’86 Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd The Estate of Zeta J.B. O’Donnell John L. Hunter Anthony G. Ostler Gareth N. Turner The Estate of Ruth Erika Plumpe John G.W. Inch William Pang Mr. Randy Turner The G. E. Reid Estate Larry and Patricia Innanen Carol and Filip Papich Mr. Uldis Upitis The Estate of Charles Saunders Mr. Douglas G. Irwin and Mrs. Margot Mr. Harley S. Pasternak Ronald Van Horne The Estate of Mrs. Rhoda Olivia M. Jones J. Bruce Pearson, MBA’58 Ms Caitlin VanDeCappelle Scanlon MacRae Franklin G. Jacobs Bob and Sandra Pearson John and Theresa Vander Hoeven The Estate of Gertrude Shearer Lyse and Dieter Jahnke Gordon R. Perchthold Luc Vanneste The Estate of Dorothy E. Smith Dr. Gordon Jasey Paul K. Pew L. Darlene Vincent The Estate of L. Elizabeth Spicer Dr. Alfred Jay Elizabeth M. Pierson Anthony von Mandl, O.C., O.B.C. The Estate of Stephanie Stella Spinks Gillian Johnston Mark Poznansky Andrew Waitman The Estate of Frederick Stanton Mrs. Mollyann Johnstone and the late Christine J. Prudham Dr. Robert L. Walters The Estate of Eleanor A. Stewart Mr. Thomas W. Johnstone Michael W. Pun Mrs. Marjorie Way The Estate of Krystyna Szuldrzynski James Kalman, MBA’74 Mr. Shubo S. Rakhit Dr. Simon Weinberg The Estate of Thelma Tummonds

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 20 The Estate of Constance (Colette) Urban Dr. and Mrs. Tim and Madeleine Carey Mr. Donald J. Douglas Dr. Robert R. Hansebout The Estate of Almut Weston Dr. Chios C. Carmody Stan Dragland Dominique Hansen The Estate of Hugh Allan Wilson Dr. Serge Carrière Drakar Engineering Limited Dr. Lesli Hapak and Dr. Tim McManus Barbara Carroll and the late John Carroll Mary Lou Dresser Ronnen Harary The Carroll Family Steve Dumanski and Lisa Chow David Harquail G. Edward Hall Society Dr. Lois Champion Dr. Wesley J. Dunn The late Dr. Kenneth W.J. Harrigan Donors of $25,000-$49,999 Mrs. Linda Y. H. Chan (Man) Michael Durham and Mrs. Jean Harrigan Society named in honour of Western’s Dr. and Mrs. Tommy and Anna Chan Thomas W. Ebbern Dr. K. A. Harris fourth president from 1947-1967. Dr. Graham W. Chance Fran Wigston Eberhard and John Eberhard Winnifred Harrison Ronald D. Charles Sharon and Stephen Edmondson David Hass and Mary Federau Mark A. Aboud W. John Charman Izzeldin A. Elkhazin Dr. James M. Hay Stephen N. Adams, Q.C. and Linda Adams Earl A. Cherniak, Q.C. Catherine Elliot Shaw Daniel B. Hebert Christopher G.J. Albinson Mrs. Paula J. Child Dr. Robert W. Elliott and Dr. Francine M. Lo Marnix E. Heersink M.D. Robert M. Aldis Sanjib Choudhuri Mr. Mac Elrod Dr. Robert A. Hegele James R. Alexander S.K. Wilson Choy James and Marianne Emmerton Mr. Paul Henderson William D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John and Nancy Cieslak Mrs. Shirleyan English Jan and Mark Herman G. F. Kym Anthony Mr. Alec W. G. Clark Dr. Brian Evans and Mrs. Jane Garrod-Evans Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hicks David Anyon C. David Clark Rhys T. Eyton Dr. and Mrs. J. Stanley and Muriel Hill Mr. Adam S. Armstrong Mr. Mike J. Clark Mr. E. Peter Farmer Asiff S. Hirji Scott Arnold and Julie McMullin Scott and Janet Clark Ms Terry Farmer Mr. Henry Ka-Shi Ho Mr. Nikolaos Aroutzidis Peter and Iris Clements Drs. Tom and Cathy Faulds The late R. W. Hodder Dr. and Mrs. George and Maria Arvanitis Connie Clerici & Israel Mendez Mr. Jeff Fawcett Dr. and Mrs. Philip Hooper Hugh D. Babowal G. David and Joan Cole Dr. Gervan A. Fearon Tony J. Horak Don V. Bailey Ottavio and Patricia Colosimo Mr. William Feldzamen Jamie Horne Dr. Gregory I. Bain John and Gloria Connelly Miguel Fernandez Susan and Steven Horvath Mr. Mark W. S. Bain Gerry and Sharon Cooper Robert and Dagmara Fijlakowski Mrs. Jane Howlett Mr. and Mrs. W. Mark and Mr. Robert Copeland and Hillel M. Finestone Miss Tineke Huiting Cynthia J. M. Barber Dr. Catherine Copeland Mr. John R. Finlay Dr. Sarah Hulland Bruce C. Barker Sante John L. Finnigan Dr. Dennis Humen David and Susan Barnes Leroy Coulthard Mr. and Dr. Jeff and Lisa Fischer & Family Elspeth Fordyce Humphries Mr. Paul Battista Patricia N. Courtright The Flynn Family and Friends, in Memory of Mr. John S. Hunkin Leanna and John Bayliss Michael and Joey Cowan Ailbe C. Flynn, LLB’97 Frederick R. Hunt Dr. Paul W. Beamish Frances E. Coward Tom Flynn and Catherine Hampson Dr. Lawrence N. Hurst Mr. Christopher T. Bean John D. Crabb James E. Fordyce Dr. Richard Inculet Diana J. Beattie Dr. Robert H. Cram Jonathan and Emily Foreman Mr. William Irvine Helmut J. Becker Dr. and Mrs. Donald Cronin Tony and Angie Francolini Cam and Randi Ivey Karen Belanger, MBA’90 and Mr. Patrick P. Cronin James M. Franklin Allan W. Jackson Mark Belanger, MBA’90 Mr. Robert A. Cuddy and Ms Jane Dupere Pat A. Fraser Terry A. Jackson John and Dian Bell Mr. Galen Curnoe Mitch and Leslie Frazer Ellis Jacob and Family Elizabeth and James Bennett Professor Mary Cyr Friends of Wind Ontario Imran Jaffer Foundation (family and friends Mr. Lew R. Benvenuto Micheal A. Dal Bello Paul J. Gammal of Imran Jaffer) Robert H. Beriault Dr. William S.A. Dale and Mrs. Jane Dale Steven Yaron Garmaise Raj K. Jain and Dr. Sushil K. Jain Doug and Susanne Berk Dominic D’Alessandro, O.C. Ted Garrard Mr. Michael James and Ms Jocelyne Robert Mr. James D. Best Dan Dalton Mr. David Gillies Darlene and Perry Jeffery The Besterd Family Kevin and Kelley Dalton Mr. Peter Gillin Morris R.F. Jenner Asha Bhardwaj Paul Davenport, O.C. and Josette Davenport David and Beth Girvan Catherine Jensen Mr. Lyle B. Blair Ms Irene J. David Ms Maria Zora Gitta Mr. Peter Jensen & Family Dr. Douglas Bocking, C.M. and the Mr. and Mrs. Janet and Douglas Davis Mr. Gerry W. Glynn Mr. Michael P. Johnson late Vivian Bocking Mr. and Mrs. John and Kathleen Davis Alain Goldschlager Richard and Brenda Johnson Mr. Richard Bonderenko Ms Martha Davis Mr. Tom Goldspink David and Carol Johnston Derek R. Boughner Nora E. A. Davis Mr. Eric Goldstrand Brian R. Jones and Karen L. Weaver-Jones Bourne Family Fund of the London Mr. Andre de Haan Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Gonder and Mr. Brian W. Jones Community Foundation Ian de Verteuil, MBA’86 Mr. and Mrs. N.G. Burdick Douglas and Diane Jones John and Susan Bowey Mr. Hamid Dean and Dr. Noureen Huda Gerald I. Gonser E. Merle Jones Michael Boyd, MBA’76 and the late Gail Ann Delaney Mr. Ken M. Gordon Glenn Jones Shelagh Donovan, HBA’79 Dr. Liliane Delaquerrière Richardson and Gary W. Gorham Harry Joosten and Kathleen Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Cathy Boyda Professor R. Alan Richardson Nikolai Gourianov Stephen Kaganov André M. Boysen Mr. and Mrs. Steven and Bruna Dengler Dr. D. Michael Grace Peter J. Karrys Mr. Christopher J. Bradbrook Fredrick A. Dennis Mr. Alexander E. Graham Barbara Keenan and the late Patrick Keenan Ms Mary S. Brennan Mrs. Kathryn Densmore Charles and Barbara Graham Dr. and Mrs. John and Catherine Kelly Mr. Paul Brisson and Ms Anne H. Toal Dr. John Denstedt Bruce and Jane Graham The Kennedy Family Douglas G. Brock Marnie Denyes, Elizabeth McInnis, Kate David R. Grant Edward and Stella Kennedy David and Karen Brown McInnis and Sara McInnis Mrs. Gretta J. Grant John C. Kennedy The Family of Dr. E. Earle Brown Mr. Paul W. Derksen Jon K. Grant, O.C., LLD Lyle Kerr and Valerie Millen James E. Brown Mr. David E. Des Lauriers Brian K. Grasmuck Mike Killeen Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell and Amy Brown Mr. Bob Dhillon Robert H. Gray Mr. Richard K. Kim Robert A. Brozdowski Mr. Greg R. Dick Drs. Donna and Jeffrey Green and Family Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Claire Kingsmill Dr. and Mrs. John and Daniela Bubanovich Roger and Janet Dickhout Paul Greenberg and Marla Choslovsky Richard L. Knowles Ronald and Ruth Buchanan Randolph J. Dietrich Douglas G. Gunn, Q.C. Murray Koffler, O.C., O.Ont. and William Burnfield Douglas K. Dittmer John R. Gustavson Marvelle Koffler, O.Ont. Mrs. Margery Butson Wade Dobbin and Faye Thompson Dr. Donald G. Gutteridge Dr. Stan Kogon Mr. Perry Caicco David S.C. Dobell, MBA’89 Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Hair Dr. Raija H. Koski Ian R. Campbell Dr. Suresh Viney Dogra Mr. Jean-René Haldé Dr. Steve Krupey D. Robert Campbell Stephen and Loretta Donovan Jon Hall Marisa Kwok Peter and Tatiana Cancro Elizabeth T. Dorner Michael and Irena Hamilton Dr. Peter Kyle Christopher L.B. Canny Sue Dossett, MBA’84 Matthew and Paula Hannon Louise-Marie Laberge

21 | IMPACT WESTERN Dr. Michel Lacerte Dr. Andrew J.D. Meikle Dr. and Mrs. John and Leisa Pate Mary and Darwin Semotiuk David and Antje Laidler L. Jacques Menard, O.C. Nigel and Diane Paterson Harry T. and Lillian J. Seymour Douglas M. Lambert Dr. and Mrs. Alan and Karen Menkis Bob Paterson and Pat Jentz Craig J. Shannon Claude and Lorraine Lamoureux The Mikalachki Family Dr. Stuart D. Patterson The late Richard Sharpe Christopher H. Lang Mrs. Eleanor Miller Dr. and Mrs. Carlo G. Pavan Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Launay Glenn A. Miller Gwyneth Pearce Dr. and Mrs. Michael and Julie Sharpe Sabine and Raymond Leduc Professor James Miller Gerald and Deborah Pedros Ken Shaver, HBA 81 Barbara L. Legate Dr. Thomas Miller Robert T. Pemberton Murray Shaw Dr. and Mrs. William and Alison Lennard John and Maggie Mitchell Mr. David J. Pennington Donald Sheldon Ms Kitty Lewis Barry Mitchelson Claude Pensa and the late Elaine Pensa Ernest F. Sherrard Mr. Stephen F. Lewis Lawrence and Nancy Mok Neil and Leanne Petroff Bruce Shirreff Dr. and Mrs. Glynn A. and Judith I. Leyshon Mr. Richard Molyneux and Mrs. Karen A. Lee Alexander Pettigrew Roger and Mags Shorey Mark G. Lichty Dewis Mr. Michael Phelps Mr. Mark S. Shuper Dr. and Mrs. Charles and Carla Lin David Montanera Ron A. Plashkes Dr. Meboob Sidhu Mr. and Mrs. William and Anne Litchfield Gwyer Moore and Diane Arsenault Professor Howard N. Plotkin John B. Simcoe, HBA’92 Clive O. Llewellyn John Moore Donald J. Polk Duncan W. Sinclair M.D. Franklin D.Y. Lo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moroz Dr. Patrick J. Potter Diane and Rick Sinhuber Gail Lockyer, Lisanne Lockyer Rogers, Hugh Morris Professor Paul Potter Mrs. Carol Slack Kristen Lockyer Allan and Brooke Lockyer William O. Morris Drs. Jeremy Pridham and Gillian Peters Mrs. Mary A. Sleegers Thomas A. and Rosemary Logan Mr. Donald C. Morrison Ross Pritchard and the late Alastair W. Sloan David K. Lowry Mrs. Florine Morrison Audrey Brown Pritchard Mr. John Sloan Dr. and Mrs. Perry and Rita Lui Catherine Morrissey Bill and Linda Quinn Mr. Daniel C. Smith Tim Lukenda Jane and Roger Mortimer Anton R. Rabie Keith Smith Mr. Martin Lundie Gary and Karen Mottershead Cecil and Robert Rabinovitch Dr. Patrick X. Smith Randy Lyons Guff Muench Bradley Radin Mr. David G. Southen Dr. Brian Lyttle Dawn Munday Malcolm Rains Karen L. Spaulding Douglas MacKay Wendy Murdock Chellappa and Bhama Rajgopal Ms Doris Stamml Ian A. Mackay Dr. Michael F. Murphy Ms Kelly Ransom Mrs. Gail Stark Wendy MacKinnon-Keith Rob Mustard Anne Elizabeth Rasmussen Mr. William Staubi Maxine MacLure Dr. M.L. Myers David and Tasha Rawlings Brian G. Stock Donald and Leone Macnamara Robert Nash Douglas M. Reid Mary Ellen Strath-Simon Professor and Mrs. Patrick and Paul J. Nathanielsz W. Donald Reid Mr. Steven F. Strba Barbara Mahon Sean Naylen Brian and Barbara Renken Vladimir Stritesky Peter T. Main Dr. Tatiana Nazirova Donald G. Rice Michael and Wendy Strong Lyndon Maither Professor Andrew J. Nelson Jennifer and Phil Richards Dr. Robert Kenneth Stuart Dr. Robert Kam Kong Mak Leanne C. Nelson Frank W. Riedl Mr. Andrew Suboch Alfio Manarin Dr. Emilie Newell Ms Margaret E. Rintoul Mr. Al Sugerman Mr. Nicholas A. Mancini Mark E. Newman Jean Paul Rivard Gabriel, Helen & Neville Suskin Dr. Sue (Pacsuta) Marinovich and Nexcap Finance Corporation Jason and Yvonne Robertson Dr. Sidney Sussman Dr. John Marinovich Mr. Tom Ng Russel C. Robertson Greg Sutton, Sutton Special Risk Inc. Mr. Peter J. Martin John and Margaret Nicholson Dr. Maryanne Rockx Terrance and Thecla Sweeney Oleh Maryniak Fiona E. Nisbet and John C. Jackson James C.V. and Lisanne Rogers Dr. Nabil Tabbara and Mrs. Julia Tabbara Mrs. Lara Masur-Leitch Jacques Nolin MBA 1986 Brenda Rolfe Mr. David F. Tait Dr. Raymond Matthews and Mr. Alexander Norman Martha and Dan Ross The Tamblyn Family Mrs. Melba Billing Matthews Dr. and Mrs. Brent and Julie Norton Bruce Rothney and Lisa McCuaig Rothney Lawrence Tanenbaum David L. Mayhew Larry and Theresa Oehm James and Leslie Rourke Donald Tapscott, C.M. and Ms Armandina Maziarczyk David S. Ogden Jeffrey Rubinoff Ana Lopes, C.M. Carol McAulay Mr. Terrance W. O’Grady Jan A. Ruby Dr. Brian Taylor Ms Rosemarie McClean Robert C. Olsen Mr. Steven Rucchin Mr. Robert D. Taylor W.J. McClelland Allan Olson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Jane Sabourin Ronald E. Taylor MJ (Marty) McConnell John P. Ormston Dr. Harinder Sandhu and Harpreet Sandhu Dr. and Mrs. Robert and Stella Teasell Todd S. McCuaig Mr. and Mrs. Coulter and Barbara Osborne Dr. Kuldeep Sandhu Mark Teskey and Michele Beck Raymond L. McFeetors Mr. David Osmond Mr. and Mrs. Stephen and Heather Sandre The late Alan Thicke Timothy McGuire Michael Ostro Harolde M. Savoy Margaret Thielsen James G. McKee Louis P. Pagnutti Dr. David J. Scarfone Bryan and Elizabeth Todd Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Ann McKenzie Mr. N. Paine and Ms S. Bent Mr. Rob R. Schlegel Joseph Tse Ian A.N. and Stephanie McLagan Mrs. Ina Pakkert Migneron Bob and Debbie Schram Dr. Jacqueline Blanche Tucker Mrs. Colleen McMorrow Dr. Manu Panwar Mr. Donald B. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. Jean Turmel James R. McSherry Madeleine Paquin, HBA’84 R. Luke Seabrook The Turnbull Family in Memory of the late Dr. G. Edgar Meads John C. Park and Family Gary S. Segal Mary E. (Gregory) Turnbull, BA’48 and in Dr. Michael P. Meehan Jay R. Parr Brian and Heather Semkowski Honour of George B. Turnbull, HBA’49

“My education at Western made my dreams possible. I know that my bequest will assist those who otherwise wouldn’t be able to have the experience of a lifetime. For me, it’s paying it forward.”

– Nanci Harris, BScN’83, MLIS’87, Western alumna and donor Helen M.B. Allison Legacies Society.

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 22 Wesley R. Twiss The Estate of Robert Peck Bosco Chan and Shashi Uniyal Eve Harp Dr. John E.A. Tyson The Estate of Florence Pennington Heather J. Chisnall Nanci Harris Mark Uhrynuk The Estates of Harold V. and Dr. Jan Cioe Frances Gillard Harvey Mary and Barry Ullett Margaret E.M. Rice Gregory Clark John E. Hastings Tony Urquhart The Estate of J. Ross Robinson Shirlyn Coleman and the late Warren Doug Hayhurst Mr. and Mrs. Aidan and Wendy Urquhart The Estate of Mr. Bent Sivertz Coleman Mark and Kathleen Henning Dr. Sree Ram Valluri The Estate of Donald Ross Speir Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Laura Collishaw Carol Pearl Herbert Daniel Van Houtte The Estate of John G. Stapleton Marilyn Ernest-Conibear Dr. and Mrs. J. Stanley and Muriel Hill Dr. Robert van Huystee The Estate of George H. Stedman Dr. John “Peter” Conley William L. Hodgins Ben Varadi The Estate of Harold B. Stewart Elaine Conner Thomas P. Howard Dr. Catherine Vetrano The Estate of Lorne Stone John D. Coombs J. Richard Hunt Dr. Paul Vezina and Linda O’Neill The Estate of Ilonka Szabolcsi James P. Cooper J. Brad Hunter Dr. Mark E. Vukovich The Estate of Mabel (Aberhart) Taylor Kenneth Cooper Dr. Richard M. Ivey, C.C. Dr. Donald I. Wakeham The Estate of Dr. H. Dene Webber J. Fredrick Cornhill Richard and Donna Ivey Colin and Julie Walker The Estate of Betty Irene West Michael Cosec Rosamond Ivey William and Diane Wall The Estate of Mr. Bill Wood Linda and Randall Craig Jean Janes Timothy, Deborah and Jeffrey Wallace Halina Czajkowska-Robinson and Mr. Randall Jang Mr. Bjorn Walter the late Dr. J. R. Robinson Robert A. Jennings Ms Nadia J. Walter Helen M.B. Allison Claude F. Damiani Peter T. Johnston Family of Kenneth K.H. Wan Legacies Society Dr. Ronald and Miriam Davidson John E. Kearsey Mr. Roger Wang Society named in honour of Western’s Fred and Joan Davies Barbara E. Keddy Ron and Shirley Watson first female registrar 1947-1962. Claudia Day Paul A. Keery Timothy W. Watson, HBA’90 Filomena da Estrela Raposo de Sousa Margaret Kelch Bassem N. Aboumrad Douglas Weldon Donna Deaken Arlene M. Kennedy Alan Adlington Annette and Michael White Marie-Anne Desjardins Sang H. Kim Janet A. Allinson Joseph Wiley Denis and Debra Devos Charles and Margaret Kimball Mrs. Claire A. Anderson Mr. Jeff Willmore Dennis and Janis Dixon Rhonda L. King Dr. E. James Anderson Scott and Jacqueline Wilson Colin Dombroski and Mary Lou Kingham in Memory of Stephen D. Anderson Ms Lara Witter and Mr. Curt Sigfstead Cynthia Bendle-Dombroski Arthur and Lillian Kingham Mrs. Theresia Andrews-Maas David Tat-Kee Wong and Family Janet Gail Donald Saulius J. Kizis Callie Archer Mr. Henry Ching-Lin Yip Mr. Donald Dority Marilyn (Freer) Koch Dr. Diane E. Archer Ming-Kong Yu William E. Duffield R. J. Kulperger Margaret N. Archibald and Frank C. Sysel Dr. Sek-Cheung Yuen John and Fran Eberhard Chris and Sonya Kwiatkowski Estelle Arlow Michael S. Yuhasz Dr. Dale Virginia Edwards Stephanie Lachman Christopher M. Armstrong Mac and Chricket Yule W. Donald R. and Jean E. Eldon Louis Lagassé, C.M. Mark Armstrong and the late Laurie Consaul Thomas R.B. Zeeb, HBA’86 Catherine Elliot Shaw Genevieve C. Lalonde Ms Ellen Atkinson Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Clara Zelenak George and Margo Enns Douglas M. Lambert Brian Auld Linda and Walter Zimmerman Frank J. Erle Sally E. Lane William and Deborah Aziz Dario G. Zulich James A. Erskine Chris Lang Germaine Bader and the late Max Bader Ms Carol Evans B. Langill Jean L. Badun and the late Walter R. Badun, The Estate of Mrs. Ellen Ackermann John (Johnny) Fansher Allan and Donna Lansing DBA’55, MBA’57 The Estate of Kathryn Norine Armstrong Joan R. Faulk Marjorie E. Lanthier Stewart I. Bailey The Estate of Jean A. Bailey Robert E. Ferguson André Laquerre Ronald W. Bareham The Estate of Jim and Margaret Balfour Susan (Ross) Finley Lawrence Lau Ralph M. Barford The Estate of June Blanch Constance FitzGerald-Heringer Thomas Laughlin Dr. and Mrs. Blake Barlow The Estate of Kenneth I. Bray Douglas L. Flanders Heather Lerner Anne M. Baxter The Estates of Dr. and Mrs. Francis S. Brien Brian and Jennifer Foster Chico M. Levy Gerald Beasley The Estate of Albert L. Brown Brian Foster June Levy Kirsten Bennett The Estates of Mary and James Brown Peter and Libby Fowler Pat Lightfoot-Cross Dr. Janice J. Best The Estate of Burton S. Buckle D. W. Franks Andrew G. Lonseth John Robert Birkett ‘65 The Estate of Beryl Elizabeth Campbell Morna J. Fraser David K. Lowry Dr. Elaine Bjorklund Philbrick The Estate of G. Gilbert and Margaret Clarke John F.A. Freiburger Dr. and Mrs. S. Brian Lucas Christopher Bogart and Elizabeth O’Connell The Estate of Douglas A. Cook Joyce C. Garnett John Lutman Dr. Tracey Bogue and Ms. Elizabeth Hayden The Estate of Robert James Cousins Ted Garrard Gary and Susan Lyon Ted and Karen Bossence The Estate of Dr. Alfred McKenzie Crabb Anne Marie Geddes Corinne M. MacDonald Leslie Bowd The Estate of Dr. Douglas E. Gerber Mary C. MacDonald John and Susan Bowey The Estate of Dr. George H. Cruikshank Dr. C. R. Giddings Constance V. MacDougall Dr. Lillian Bramwell The Estate of Reeta Jean Cumming Graeme and Dawn Gilbert Duncan MacGregor Robert A. Bratti The Estate of Deborah L. Des Rivieres James and Eva Good Donald and Leone Macnamara The Brederlow Family The Estate of William W. Gale Gary W. Gorham Roderick Major Thomas H. and Sandra E. Brent The Estate of Jeanne and Donald Gillies D. Michael Grace Dr. William J. Mallon Doug Brock The Estate of Frederick James Gourley Donald P. Gracey Lawrence and Elizabeth Maloney Andy and Leslie Brockway The Estate of William Bell Grieves Barbara Baker Graham Orville H. Marshall R. Geoffrey and Nancy B. Browne The Estate of William and Jean Hawke Billie D. Grainger Mrs. H. Marti Lorne A. Buck The Estate of Raymond O. Heimbecker Douglas A. Grant Peter J. Martin Lucy Anne Buck The Huxtable Estate Brian K. Grasmuck Dr. Paul Max Ann Bucke and the late H.W.W. Bucke The Estate of Nancy P. Kendall Nancy and Bill Gray Ronald May Ph.D. Paul M. Butler The Estate of Seng Wee Lee Pamela Griffith-Jones Ms Jennifer Mazzarolo Mary Glenna Calder RN BScN ed The Estate of William L. Magee Lee and Inez Guemple Ann and Ron McClatchie Neil and Heather Campbell The Estate of Elizabeth M. Maloney Kathlyn J. Hagerman Ann McColl Lindsay and David Lindsay Roger S. Carp The Estate of Lyle R. Manery Donald and Arlene Hair Paul and Lynne McCrea Wendy (Whyte) Carriere The Estate of Dr. Thomas H. Martin Michael J. Hajnik, HBA ’79 Dorothy F. McDade Mr. Daniel Carroll The Estate of William J. McGregor Jon Hall Michael McDonald Dr. Wayne D. Carroll and Leslie Carroll-Frey The Estate of David B. and Zivia A. Meltzer Elizabeth (Betsy) Hamilton and Family Drs. Ross and Frances McElroy Heather Cartwright The Estate of Mr. Douglas E. Mikel John Hamilton and the late Helena Hamilton John McFadden Philip Cercone The Estate of Marjorie and Albert K. North John W. Hamilton Teresa McFadden

23 | IMPACT WESTERN David McGregor G. Christopher Phillips Ruth E. Shillington James Westvick Thorsell William G. McHugh Audrey Pickard Steven and Janet Shillington Joseph W. Thurman, Tina A. Elliot Richard S. McLachlan Stan Piskorowski Constance Sibbald and the and Scooter Kathryn McLean Jane Plas late Dr. William Sibbald Dorothy Tiedje and the late John Tiedje Sylvia M. McPhee Geoff Pollock Ronald Simpson Mrs. Agnes (Nan) Timbs Mark R. McQueen Mark Poznansky Robert G. Siskind Tracey Tremayne-Lloyd G. Edgar Meads Thomas Pressello David R. Small Gerald J. Trutwin John E. Mellott Dorothy Ruth and David Oliver Preston Elizabeth L. Smith Mrs. Sonya Christopher Ulrich Mary and Ian Miller John F. Psutka Marcia C. Smith Meds ‘57 Jan Van Fleet Patricia Diane Mills Dr. and Mrs. Brock Pullen David G. Southen Kevin Vuong Donna Moore In Memory of Lyla C. Rainford Mariann and Randy Southen John C. Warren Dorothy M. Mumby Hubert A. Ramolla The Staffen Family - Rob, Sharon, Gisela Wasse Dawn Munday and Paul Carson Dr. Marjorie Ratcliffe Julia, Matt and Candra Janice Waud Loper Keith and Mona Munro Mira Ratkaj Keith and Joan Stainton Richard and Jean Weick William E. Murphy Beverley J. Rawlings Michael Steele and Tracy Jollymore Gary and Shirley West Murray - McMurtry Douglas M. Reid Carol Stephenson, O.C. Clare Wesley Maurice Westmacott Margi and John Nash Susan Marie Reid Carole and David Stinson Rosa Weston and the late Ken Weston Robert Nash W. Peter Reid Grant Stirling and Rena Sheskin Thomas G. Whealy Mark K. Neale Reginald W. Richter Peter R.C. Story Cathy Whelen and the late Warren Whelen Jan New and David Lowe Rosemarie I. Riedmann Robert and Eileen Stuebing Mary Elizabeth Whitaker Emilie Newell Kerry Ritz Felice Suarez Judson David Whiteside Fiona E. Nisbet and John C. Jackson Pierre Rivard and Catherine Paquet-Rivard Mrs. Pam Sussman and the late Heather Joan Whittle Jeff and Tara O’Hagan Victoria and Sherwin Robinson Dr. H. Leonard Sussman Paul Lloyd Williams Dr. and Mrs. Thomas and Kathryn Oper J. Wayne Rogers Ann H.P. Sutherland R. Baxter Willis Rosemary (Schauf) Pahl In Honour of Dorothea and Orrin Rolfe Carl E. and Janet G. Swanson Steve Wilson Class of 1977 Jay R. Parr Ainsley Bernard Rose Greta T. Swart Dr. Terrance M. Witzu Dr. Janice Pasieka Deryck A. Ross MSc ‘66 Geraldine Sweet Ronald J. Wonnacott Lesley Pavan and Bradley Stevens Joseph and Veronica Sadowski Lloyd C. Swift Donald Woodley T. Michael Paylor William A. Saunders Richard and Myrna Talman Mary Langmuir Wright Mary L. Penny (nee Zimmerman) Patricia Savage Mr. Doug Taylor and the late Mr. and Mrs. Maksym and Anna Claude Pensa and the late Elaine Pensa Brendon Saxton Dr. Marta C. Kelly Yakovishin and Dr. and Mrs. Vladimir B. Gail (Frankel) Perry John Schucht Frances E. Taylor and Jean Yakovishin Douglas Richard Perry John A. Schweitzer Robert Taylor Bruce J. Peters Jessie M. Scott Mr. Klaus H. Thiel Gaylanne Phelan and the late Perouz Misakian Seferian Warren Thirsk Richard Chenoweth Frederick W. Sherrin Hugh Thorne

Leaders’ Circles May 1, 2016 to April 30, 2017

We would like to recognize and thank the following donors who have given one or more gifts to Western of $1,000 - $24,999 between May 1, 2016 and April 30, 2017. Individual donors who have given $25,000 or more cumulatively are recognized in The 1878 Societies. We also wish to thank those donors who have chosen to remain anonymous. We are very grateful for the extraordinary contributions made by our graduates around the world. Individual Western alumni and the Alumni Association have given almost $516 million to Western University as of April 30, 2017.

Chancellor’s Circle Governors’ Circle Mr. Ryan Hornby Mrs. Isabel Huggan Donors of $10,000-$24,999 (Donors of $5,000 - $9,999) Mr. Jason Hynes Mr. Jaan Lilles Mr. Spencer Chan Professor Barry Adam B. Louise Martin Mr. David G. Francis Mrs. Donna M. Allison Roman S. Matkiwsky Mr. Stephen M. Goldhar Ms Lianne J. Armstrong Ms Heather L. Meredith Wayne A. Kozun Ms Deborah J. Barrett Dr. Michael Milde Family and Friends of Dr. Heather Laschinger Mr. John Boscariol Mrs. Annelies Peskett Dr. Gordon Payne and Dr. Lisa Bonato Erika A. Chamberlain Mr. Anuj Ranjan Dr. William N. Pearson Mrs. Carinne Chambers Ms Patricia L. Russell Faisal Rehman Medicine Professional Corporation Allison Christilaw and Doug Emerson Mr. David Schnurr Mrs. Barbara Schlegel Dr. Thomas d’Aquino Mrs. Romaine E. Snowden Mr. Shaun R. Shivers Mr. Brian Dominique Mr. Andrew J. Spurgeon Mark and Pat Suwyn Mr. Russel Drew Ms Alix J.B. Stevenson Mrs. Joan H. Turnbull James and Elizabeth Etherington Cameron D. Willis and Dale Atchison-Willis Andrew Webster and Sally-Ann Main, John and Sylvia Etherington in honour of Richard McLaren Mrs. Catharine L. Furrer-Lech The Estate of Mrs. Mildred Joan Beckley Mr. Sander Grieve The Estate of Miss Helen M. Videan Mr. Pete Gural

WINTER 2018 ISSUE 29 | 24 Campaign progress

Be Extraordinary: The Campaign for Western

With your generous support of the Be Extraordinary campaign, you are enhancing The Western Experience – preparing the next generation of leaders to tackle the world’s most pressing social, economic, scientific, medical and cultural challenges. You are also contributing to groundbreaking research by leading scholars that is sparking new thinking and advancing innovative discovery.

Your commitment to Western is driving us forward to our $750-million campaign target.

$750 million Funds raised $736 million (as of November 30, 2017)

Priority Areas Our campaign is the catalyst to advance our leadership in teaching and build focused research strengths by investing in four key areas:

•Develop Leaders: Enhancing student awards and programs Goal: $273 million •Ignite Discovery: Building on research and academic strengths Goal: $172 million •Inspire Learning: Attracting and retaining the best faculty Goal: $215 million •Build Tomorrow: Developing and investing in infrastructure Goal: $90 million

To learn more about Be Extraordinary, visit $ 0 extraordinary.westernu.ca

25 | IMPACT WESTERN Extraordinary instincts start here.

Christian Lassonde (BSc’97, BESc’98) is one of Canada’s top fi nancial technology venture capitalists, and a proven entrepreneur. He’s developed software in Silicon Valley for Fortune 500 companies, in addition to creating and selling his own software companies. Today, as founder of Impression Ventures, he invests in winning companies like Wealthsimple, Honk and Sensibill. And his sixth sense for fi ntech started at Western.

Help develop the next generation of extraordinary leaders. extraordinary.westernu.ca

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