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2014 Donor Honor Roll.Indd UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 2014 DONOR HONOR ROLL LETTER FROM WISCONSIN DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS BARRY ALVAREZ I am proud to introduce the 2014 Donor Honor Roll, which is published annually to recognize and thank our many donors for choosing to support the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department. Private support is essential for our Department to provide the resources necessary to off er a nationally competitive athletics program -- one in which we can all take pride in supporting. Whether your contribution goes to the annual fund, premium seating, an endowed fund or to support a facility project, your gift truly makes a diff erence in the lives of over 900 Badger student-athletes, in the classroom, in the community and on the fi elds of play. Th e road to championships starts with you! On, Wisconsin! Barry Alvarez, Director of Athletics 2014 DONOR HONOR ROLL CONTENTS Endowments ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................2 Endowments for scholarship support .........................................................................................................................................................................2 Endowments for operational support .........................................................................................................................................................................3 Deferred gift s for scholarship and operational support ........................................................................................................................................................4 Completed facility projects .......................................................................................................................................................................................................5 Student-Athlete Performance Center ..........................................................................................................................................................................5 Goodman Soft ball Training Center .............................................................................................................................................................................6 Bob Johnson Rink ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................6 LaBahn Arena .................................................................................................................................................................................................................6 Wisconsin Golf Training Center ..................................................................................................................................................................................8 Th omas Zimmer Cross Country Course ....................................................................................................................................................................8 Dicther-Deutsch Conference Center ..........................................................................................................................................................................8 Kohl Center basketball fl oor replacement ..................................................................................................................................................................8 Talbot Wrestling Complex renovation ........................................................................................................................................................................8 Heritage Hall ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................8 Camp Randall Stadium renovation ...........................................................................................................................................................................10 Porter Boathouse ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................11 Ambassador’s Circle .................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Hall of Fame Club.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 MVP Club ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 Champion’s Club.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................13 All-American Club ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................14 Director’s Club ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................15 Coach’s Club ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................19 Captain’s Club ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................31 Red & White Club ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................45 Walk-On Club ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................56 Acknowledgements ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................73 On, Wisconsin! UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 2014 HONOR ROLL ENDOWMENTS Cliff ord E. Voegeli Volleyball Scholarship ENDOWMENTS FOR SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT Cohen Family Scholarship Adam and Nikki Burish Hockey Scholarship Copas, R.R. (Bob) and Lucille J. Golf Scholarship Al and Bernice DeSimone Scholarship Curt and Sue Culver Golf Scholarship Albert O. and Nancy J. Nicholas Men’s Basketball Scholar- David and Joy Amundson Scholarship Fund ship in memory of Silas G. Johnson David R and Anne G Nerenz Men’s Soccer Program Albert O. Nicholas Scholarship Fund David V Uihlein/Elroy Hirsch Endowment Fund Alex Falch Endowment for Football DeForest Ziegler Scholarship Fund Andrew Kilbride Scholarship Fund Demetral, Jimmy Scholarship Anita J. Angus Scholarship Diesel Forward Scholarship Fund Anthony A MierzwaGolf Scholarship Fund Dr. F. Th omas Radke Memorial Scholarship Fund Armund J “Pug” Schoen Scholarship - Tennis Duane Kleven Wrestling Scholarship Art Brazy Athletic Scholarship Dwight E and Bonnie L Ziegler Scholarship Fund Badger Advantage Club Scholarship Fund Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch Memorial Scholarship Fund Badger Crosscourt Club Scholarship Fund Forrest and Mildred Kubly Fund Baker Tilly Virchow Krause Scholarship Francis A and Elizabeth N Wiesner Scholarship Barry and Cindy Alvarez Scholarship Frank J Remington Fellowship Fund Basketball (Women) - HoopTroop Scholarship Fund Frank J Remington Scholarship Basketball (Women)/ Purple Moon Foundation I Frank Molinaro Memorial Scholarship-Women’s Golf Basketball (Women)/Purple Moon Foundation II Gary Messner Scholarship Fund Beach, P. Goff Memorial Scholarship George L Wright Scholarship Track/Cross Country Beckmann Family Football Scholarship George Shinners Family Athletic Scholarship Fund Bill Nathenson Football Scholarship Gerald A and Lucy Welch Football Scholarship Fund Bob and Honner Cooper Swimming and Diving Scholarship Goodman Scholarship Fund Butch and Ruth Strickler Scholarship Fund Gordon L. and Lois V. Brunsell Men’s Basketball Scholarship C Harvey Sorum Memorial Scholarship-Athletics Greg & Jenny Williams Wrestling Scholarship Fund Capital Times Scholarship Fund Hamel Family Scholarship Fund Carl A Silvestri Memorial Scholarship Fund Harlan B Rogers Scholarship Charles & Leone Sommerfeld Athletic Scholarship Harold and Doreen Scales Scholarship Fund Charles H Vogts Fund Harvey and Emma Lou Scholarship Fund Charles P LaBahnFund for Swimming Hirsch Memorial Fund Charles W. Ellis
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