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Kalamazoo College Harry T DonorHonor2012-2013 Roll July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013 Kalamazoo, Michigan Associate Science Director for Research, Marketing Trustees Hans P. Morefield ’92 and Extramural Programs Senior Vice President, Strategic Members of the Board Walter Reed Army Institute of Partnerships Alexandra F. Altman ‘97 Research SCI Solutions Chicago, Illinois Silver Spring, Maryland Katonah, New York Eugene V. N. Bissell ‘76 Donald R. Parfet Gladwyne, Pennsylvania Emeriti Trustees Managing Director John W. Brown H’03 Roger E. Brownell ’68 Apjohn Group, LLC Portage, Michigan President Kalamazoo, Michigan Golf & Electric Carriages, Inc. Rosemary Brown Jody K. Olsen Fort Myers, Florida Portage, Michigan Visiting Professor University of Jevon A. Caldwell-Gross ‘04 Maryland Baltimore Lawrence D. Bryan Pastor Baltimore, Maryland Martinsville, Indiana Hamilton Memorial United Methodist Gail A. Raiman ‘73 Phillip C. Carra ’69 Church Arlington, Virginia Fennville, Michigan Atlantic City, New Jersey Christopher P. Reynolds ‘83 Joyce K. Coleman ’66 Erin M.P. Charnley ‘02 General Counsel and Chief Legal Dallas, Texas Dentist Officer Blue Water Dentistry, PLC James H. C. Duncan, Sr. Toyota Motor Sales, USA Inc. Hudsonville, Michigan Santa Fe, New Mexico Torrance, California James A. Clayton ‘78 Marlene C. Francis ’58 William C. Richardson Senior Managing Director Ann Arbor, Michigan College Professor of Policy General Electric Capital Kalamazoo College Harry T. Garland ’68 Norwalk, Connecticut Kalamazoo, Michigan Los Altos Hills, California Amy S. Courter ’83 James A. Robideau ’76 Alfred J. Gemrich ’60 President General Manager Kalamazoo, Michigan International Air Cadet Tecumseh Packaging Solutions, Inc. Exchange Association Otha Gilyard H’01 Van Wert, Ohio Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Columbus, Ohio Mary Beth Sarhatt Harold J. Decker ‘67 James F. Jones, Jr. H’04 Kalamazoo, Michigan Of Counsel Hartford, Connecticut Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, PLC William R. Stoeri ‘78 Robert P. Kittredge Las Cruces, New Mexico Partner Kalamazoo, Michigan Dorsey and Whitney, LLP Helen B. Etkin ‘76 Minneapolis, Minnesota Thomas W. Lambert ’63 Partner Kalamazoo, Michigan Etkin & Co. Jon L. Stryker ‘82 Walled Lake, Michigan President and Founder William E. LaMothe Arcus Foundation Battle Creek, Michigan Gwen A. Fountain ’68 Kalamazoo, Michigan Bonita Springs, Florida William P. Laughlin Ronda E. Stryker Atherton, California Charlotte H. Hall ’66 Portage, Michigan Newtown Square, Pennsylvania E. Turner Lewis ’63 Bonnie Wachter Swenby ‘69 Brattleboro, Vermont James N. Heath ‘78 Dentist President Elizabeth Upjohn Mason H’93 Oxboro Dental Care Stryker Instruments Kalamazoo, Michigan Bloomington, Minnesota Kalamazoo, Michigan Mary E. McLean ’61 Amy E. Upjohn S. Si Johnson ’78 Portage, Michigan Officers Richland, Michigan Charlotte H. Hall, Chair Richland, Michigan James W. Morrell ’53 William F. Williams ‘71 James A. Clayton, Vice Chair Robert O. Kramer Atherton, California Ridgewood, New Jersey S. Si Johnson, Vice Chair Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Preston S. Parish H’97 Eileen B. Wilson-Oyelaran Eugene V. N. Bissell, Treasurer Paul S. Levy ‘82 Kalamazoo, Michigan President James E. Prince, Assistant Treasurer Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgeon Kalamazoo College Omer Robbins, Jr. Amy S. Courter, Secretary NEA Baptist Hospital and Clinic Kalamazoo, Michigan Manchester, Michigan Melanie K. Williams, Assistant Jonesboro, Arkansas Richard E. Yehle ‘68 Alan E. Schwartz Secretary Alexander C. Lipsey ‘72 Houston, Texas Detroit, Michigan Circuit Judge Ninth Circuit Court, Kalamazoo County Debra L. Yourick ‘80 Nancy Upjohn Woodworth Hickory Corners, Michigan TrusteesBoardof 2 *Five years consistent giver +Ten years consistent giver 1833Society Leadership Donors of $1,000 or more to the Kalamazoo College Fund Scholars Society Freny Cooper Henry Williams ’70 + Al DeSimone Eugene Bissell III ’76 + Douglas Doetsch ’79 + Ronald Williams ’69 * Lynne DeSimone Joann Bissell + Arlene Ford William Williams ’71 + Robert Dion ’78 + William Johnston + John Foster ’80 + Eileen Wilson-Oyelaran * Keith Edmondson + Ann Parfet + Laura (Laurenson) Foster ’82 + Mary (Dillon) Woolever ’70 + Peg Edmondson + Donald Parfet + Arthur Francis + Michael Woolever ’71 + Helen Etkin ’76 * Barbara Parish + Marlene (Crandell) Francis ’58 + Laury Yates + F. Douglass Fiero ’62 + Preston Parish + Chris Gawart ’83 Welles Society W. Trent Foley ’76 James Heath ’78 + Daniel Frank ’72 + Jon Stryker ’82 + Timothy Aaron * Marsha Heath + Pattie Frank + Ronda Stryker + Marigene Arnold + Jeanne (Koistinen) Hicks ’80 David Garman ’68 + David Bach ’80 + Bowen Society Randy Hicks ’80 Mary (VanVleck) Garman ’71 + Norman Barlow ’92 + Jay Campbell + Linda Jackson ’82 * Kevin Geiser ’78 + Valerie Barlow + Barbara (Kurth) Clayton ’78 * Ruth Jewell # Alfred Gemrich ’60 + Keith Baum ’80 + James Clayton ’78 * Susan Johnston ’78 + Jean Gemrich + Toshi Baum + Joyce Coleman ’66 + Teresa Kline ’80 + Mary Gorjance Mary (Frey) Bennett ’93 Lester Coleman III ’65 + Susan Manning + Robert Gorman III ’94 Richard Bennett II ’93 Gwen (Van Domelen) Fountain ’68 + Sarah Mellish ’73 * Karen Goss ’68 + Ann (Burt) Berger ’71 + James Fountain ’68 + Kalaa Mpinga # Gary Gudelsky ’73 + Bradley Berger ’72 + Harry Garland ’68 + Thomas Neujahr ’63 + Judith (Thompson) Gudelsky ’73 + Edward Bouwhuis ’80 Roberta Garland + Brad O’Neill ’93 * Donald Hafner ’66 Shane Bowen ’01 Mary Hosley ’85 + Caroline Orosz ’07 + Charlotte (Hauch) Hall ’66 + Joanne Brown + Shirley Johnson + Olasope Oyelaran * Robert Hall + Thomas Brown ’67 + Si Johnson ’78 + Brian Preston ’67 + Diane Hamilton + Carol (Burt) Carra ’69 + Donna (Reed) Lambert ’64 + Christopher Reynolds ’83 Jeff Hamilton ’83 + Phillip Carra ’69 + Thomas Lambert ’63 + Stephen Robbins ’05 + Mary Harper + Jean Chin + Elizabeth Mason + James Robideau ’76 + Kurt Haserodt ’79 + Ronald Clogg ’87 + Lowell Mason Jr. + Theresa Robideau + Deborah Haughey James Conte ’68 Hans Morefield ’92 + Cherif Sedky * Stephen Haughey ’75 Amy Courter ’83 + Helene Morefield + William Stoeri ’78 + Alan Hewett ’71 + Sally Crawford * Nancy Richardson + David Thoms ’70 + Bonnie Hough # Thomas Crawford ’67 * William Richardson + Susan (Stuckey) Thoms ’70 + David Hough # Michele Cudahy ’87 + Keith Yarak ’80 + Mary Tyler + Kathryn Houseman ’75 + Ann Dahmer ’78 + Mariela Velazquez * Robert Hynes + Mandelle Society Brenda Davis * Gerald Vernon ’63 + Kenneth Johnson + Christopher Baker + Don Davis ’55 + JoEtta Vernon + Kristin Johnson ’92 + Doris Beck * Evelyn (Biek) Davis ’54 + Rosemary Wade + Susan (Scheffler) Johnson ’89 + Eric Beck * Lynn Davis * Catherine Walker # Mieko Kamii Judith Bollinger ’77 Christine (Mertz) Dear ’68 + Richard Walker # James Kappler Nicholas Brownlee ’69 + Donald Dear Jr. + Catherine Weissenborn Kristen Kappler Veronica Brownlee + David DeBack + James Weissenborn Pamela Kelley John Buckley ’85 + Harold Decker ’67 + Donna Williams + Carole Kenyon + Vallance Cole ’83 Rosemary (Tucker) Decker ’68 + The Kalamazoo College Fund (KCF) provides unrestricted annual support for the College. Gifts given through the KCF provide scholarships, strengthen faculty excellence, and support K’s greatest needs. The success of the KCF would not be possible without the generosity of alumni, parents, and friends of the College. KCF gifts make it possible for students to take full advantage of their Kalamazoo College experience. GivingSocieties 1833 Society Olds Society $500 to $999 Scholars Society $25,000 and above DeWaters Society $250 to $499 Bowen Society $10,000 to $24,999 Mandelle Society $5,000 to $9,999 Trowbridge Society $100 to $249 Welles Society $2,500 to $4,999 Contributor Up to $99 Dewing Society $1,000 to $2,499 For designated gifts to the College, see page 43 CollegeKalamazoo Fund *Five years consistent giver +Ten years consistent giver #New 1833 Society Member 3 R. Edward Kenyon ’59 + Helen Sonke * Robert Binhammer ’51 + Megan (O’Shaughnessy) Keough ’80 Linda Tyler + Debbie Bisceglie + Patrick Keough Amy Upjohn + Kyle Bisceglie ’89 + John Kerley ’61 + Janet VanAlsten ’78 + John Blanchard ’68 + Mary (Hanson) Kerley ’61 + Bradley VandenBerg + Anne Blatchford ’82 * Linda Ketelaar ’69 + L. J. Verplank ’52 + Roger Bobertz ’59 + Kenneth King Jr. ’79 + Ralph Vosburgh Jr. ’68 + Sally (Smith) Bobertz ’57 + Mary (Seaberg) King ’79 + Robert Winship ’71 Dorena Boike + Deborah Koenig Kenneth Winter ’74 Douglas Boike ’71 + Joseph Koenig Mary Yehle * Michael Bombich ’98 # + Donna (Danielson) Kountoupes ’66 Richard Yehle ’68 * Sarah (Lindsay) Bombich ’98 # + Sam Kountoupes ’64 Debra (Tokarski) Yourick ’80 Beverly Bonning # John Krezoski ’69 + Jeffrey Yourick ’79 Richard Bough + Susan (Oster) Krezoski ’69 + Dewing Society Jack Bowen ’55 + Jill Latta ’80 + Jeanne Bowen + Anonymous Alumnus Alfred Lee ’66 + Kenne Bowers ’71 + Anonymous Friends - 10 Nancy Lee + Andrew Bradford ’90 + Kurt Adamson ’69 + Frederick Leitz ’52 Kirsten (Browne) Bradford ’92 + Martha (Campbell) Adamson ’69 + Andrea Levy Joan Brasher-Swirtz + Osamu Aishima * Paul Levy ’82 David Breneman * Yoshiko Aishima * E. Turner Lewis ’63 + Richard Brewer + Kim (Sullivan) Aldrich ’80 + Katherine (Seaman) Lewis ’65 + Hugh Broder ’77 # Lisa Allswede # Selena Lum Bowen ’02 Anne Broker ’74 + Michael Allswede ’84 # John Magerlein ’69 + Mary-Helene Brown ’75 + Alexandra (Foley) Altman ’97 * Karen Magerlein + Terrence Brown ’69 * Christopher Altman ’97 * Vikram Mali ’92 Terry Brown ’59 + Alan Amendt + Jacqueline (Buck) Mallinson ’48 + Dian Brownell + Diane Amendt + Edmond Mamou ’00 Roger Brownell
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