Annual Report Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2017 Letter from the President Dear Alumni and Friends,
Welcome to Wilmington College’s 2016-17 Annual Report. We hope you find this both informative and inspirational as we provide a glimpse into some key accomplishments from last year while also setting the stage as we approach a milestone year in the life of Wilmington College.
This summer, the College unveiled elements of “Vision 2020,” our strategic plan that is designed to position the institution favorably in WC’s 150th anniversary year, 2020. The plan’s central focus is enhancing the student experience. This is being accomplished through new and strengthened academic programs, expanding opportunities for hands-on learning and leadership development, and upgrading the spaces in which students live and learn.
The College’s historic Leave Your Mark Campaign is closing in on a successful conclusion with less than 5 percent of the $21.2 million goal left to raise by the end of December. The results of this effort — your effort — can be seen throughout the campus: physically with two major new facilities, academically through enhanced spaces for teaching and learning, and in the faces of our students, for whom everything from scholarships and grants to increased opportunities for hands-on learning is transforming their lives.
I invite you to closely review this Annual Report. You will see that your College on the move at a time in which small, independent and religiously affiliated institutions are facing unprecedented challlenges. We are committed to ensuring that Wilmington College continues to provide a distinct, values-based educational experience with a hallmark for hands-on learning for many years beyond our 150th anniversary.
I greatly appreciate the role you are playing in Wilmington College’s success and, as always, thank you for your support of this great institution.
With respect for you all,
Jim Reynolds President ‘Vision 2020’ Plan Features New Programs and Student-Centered Upgrades
Wilmington College has begun implementing its strategic plan, which is designed to better position itself in the dynamic higher education environment as the institution approaches its 150th anniversary in 2020.
A highlight of the plan, known as “Vision 2020,” features such new academic and co-curricular programs as an occupational therapy major and a master’s degree in athletic training. These will build upon the recent completion of two major facilities and the success of signature programs in the sciences and sport sciences.
Also, the College is upgrading student housing, expanding sports offerings and enhancing recreational opportunities for students, while, in addition, steamlining areas of its operational structure to better meet current educational demands will ensure the institution’s fiscal viability as it moves forward.
President Jim Reynolds stressed the College remains steadfast in its support for students’ needs. “Students will find this plan will result in additional academic, co-curricular and leisure time opportunities for them,” he added.
Reynolds explained the College’s financial condition is sound — indeed, WC possesses a “solid endowment and asset portfolio.” For the past 20 months, a work group including the president, senior administrators and members of the Board of Trustees, met regularly to evaluate the operational structure and create a sustainable business model as articulated in Vision 2020.
In addition to the forthcoming new academic programs, the College reinstated wrestling to take advantage of the significant interest in the sport at high schools in the region. This summer, the former YMCA, now owned by WC, underwent major renovation into a fitness and recreational facility known as the QRC (Quaker Recreation Center). Also, this summer, upgrades were made to common spaces in Austin-Pickett Hall that include a computer lounge, new furniture and other shared amenities to enhance living and learning. Alumni Giving Alumni Giving The overall alumni giving percentage for TOP 10 CLASSES BY CONTRIBUTORS Wilmington College last year was 11%. This percentage is used, along with other factors, ‘73 by U.S. News & World Report when ranking the top colleges and universities. Foundations also look at this rate when making decisions on which ‘59 colleges to fund for different grants. All of this is why it is important for alumni to consider making a gift to Wilmington College and showing pride in ‘67 your alma mater. ‘17 TOP 10 CLASSES BY AMOUNT ‘74 ‘66 ‘69 ‘72 ‘61 ‘65 Alumni Giving Percentage by Class Year
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Where Do Contributions Go? 35%
The Wilmington Fund Facilities Leave Your Mark Campaign 30% Misc. Athletics Academic Programs & Student Support Scholarships
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‘37 ‘41 ‘44 ‘45 ‘46 ‘47 ‘48 ‘49 ‘50 ‘51 ‘52 ‘53 ‘54 ‘55 ‘56 ‘57 ‘58 ‘59 ‘60 ‘61 ‘62 ‘63 ‘64 ‘65 ‘66 ‘67 ‘68 ‘69 ‘70 ‘71 ‘72 ‘73 ‘74 ‘75 ‘76 ‘77 ‘78 ‘79 ‘80 ‘81 ‘82 ‘83 ‘84 ‘85 ‘86 ‘87 ‘88 ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ’08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Giving by Geographic Location Top 5 OHIO PENNSYLVANIA 1,481 Donors 48 Donors $1,249,179 Given $58,191 Given
KENTUCKY CALIFORNIA 40 37 Donors $104,916 Given $37,735 Given
FLORIDA 54 Donors $87,325 Given 2,085 Donors $1,749,919 Given
Leave Your Mark Campaign Update The Home Stretch Epic campaign exceeds 95 percent of goal in race to the finish line
Wilmington College’s historic Leave Your Mark Campaign is poised on the threshold of achieving its $21.2 million goal by the end of 2017.
The 2016-17 fiscal year ended June 30 with $19,555,316 in total gifts and commitments during the multiyear endeavor, an impressive 92.4 percent as the push for the finish line commences. When including gifts received through Sept. 12, $20,213,671 has been raised, positioning the campaign total at 95.35 percent and less than $1 million left to achieve the goal.
In the scope of the campaign, the $8,785,370 raised for the Center for the Sciences and Agriculture greatly exceeded the $7 million goal for that facility. Also, funds realized for scholarships nearly doubled the goal while several other specific areas are on target to achieve or exceed goals.
Matt Wahrhaftig ’94, vice president for advancement, said the campaign is positioned for a successful conclusion, but a further commitment from alumni and friends is needed to put it over the top.
“This is a comprehensive campaign so all gifts — large and small, restricted and unrestricted — count toward the total, State-of-the-Art Facilities including those given for The Wilmington $21.2MM Annual Fund Fund,” he said. “We greatly appreciate GOAL the generosity shown by stakeholders of People & Programs Wilmington College, and urge all alumni and friends to be a part of this historic endeavor on behalf of our students — State-of-the-Art Annual People & current and future.” Facilities Fund Programs
The Leave Your Mark campaign runs $20.25MM Raised 96% $15MM $4MM $2.2MM through Dec. 31, 2017. Gifts can made through WC’s Website at www. wilmington.edu/give or sent to: RAISED TO DATE CSA: $8.79MM Wilmington College c/o Advancement $3.28 MM $4.82 MM Office, 1870 Quaker Way, Wilmington, CSS: $3.23MM OH 45177. *2.2M in unrestricted gifts to the campaign Annual Fund Annual Fund Endowment Performance
Endowment Spending by Year
Donor Spotlight Knowlton Scholarship Helped Pave the Way for ’17 Grad’s Success Arizona Craycraft recalls looking at colleges with plans of being able to pursue her seemingly diverse interests in chemistry and theatre, but at most schools, that pairing of programs was literally prohibited.
Indeed, accommodating those interests was like trying to fit a square peg into a round hole — not so at WC!
“As I visited schools, I was told I couldn’t combine them,” the Springboro native recalled. “Wilmington College was just down the road, so I visited and met with (theatre professor) Wynn Alexander. I asked him if there would be a conflict if I studied both theatre and chemistry — he said, ‘No, why would there be?’”
WC’s flexibility and interest in helping students pursue their dreams and interests continued throughout her time at the College. Arizona was active in such areas as residence life, service opportunities, theatre productions and ETC (Educational Theatre Company). She is especially remembered for her roles as Vivienne in Legally Blonde and as the haunting specter in Blithe Spirit. She was selected for the Leadership Plunge before even taking her first class at WC, “so I came here that fall already knowing a handful of students and staff. I quickly developed a good support system that first year with people I could go to.” Soon, Arizona developed an interest in WC’s communication arts program and opted to change her major from chemistry. Then came another Wilmington College revelation.
Anticipating a rebuke for her decision, she told (chemistry professor) Dore Meinholtz, who pleasantly surprised her with the response: “Do what’s best for you and what you’re passionate about.”
“I’ve never forgotten that,” an impressed Arizona added, noting she still graduated in four years with a major in public relations/ journalism and minor in theatre.
Those years changed Arizona and helped her mature, become more flexible and hone her critical thinking skills.
“When I came to Wilmington, I had a plan. I came here thinking I knew everything I wanted to do,” she said. “Now I ask myself, ‘Why am I doing this or that?’ I have goals, but now I’m more relaxed. Things might not go from A to B as planned; sometimes I may need to consider C and D. It’s OK not to have all the answers.”
Arizona, a support technician with Apple, was a recipient of a $5,000 Austin E. Knowlton Scholarship, which helped make her Wilmington College education more affordable.
“I’m so appreciative of the Knowlton Scholarship,” she said. “Having that major support for my attending WC was essential to my success and overall excellent experience at the College.”
Knowlton Foundation Recognizes Longtime Affiliation with WC Scholarships not only assist deserving students in realizing their dream of attaining a college education but they also help drive enrollment growth.
Gifts totaling $700,000 from The Austin E. Knowlton Foundation in Cincinnati, given to during the life of the Leave Your Mark Campaign, now fund seven $5,000 scholarships annually.
The scholarships were established in memory of former Logan County businessman/philanthropist Austin E. “Dutch” Knowlton (1909- 2003), the late owner and chairman of Knowlton Construction Company, which was established in Bellefontaine in 1937.
Facilities on Wilmington’s campus are among the more than 600 major school, hospital, library and other municipal projects built by Knowlton’s company.
Knowlton became an avid sportsman with a 50-year interest in saddlebred horses. He was a founding partner and served as chairman of the Cincinnati Bengals, held significant ownership interest in the Cincinnati Reds for many years and was instrumental in the building of Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium.
Enrollment Performance Enrollment Performance
Florida 1 Illinois 1 Indiana 7 Iowa 1 Kentucky 14 Maryland 1 Michigan 6 Ohio 271 Pennsylvania 3 Tennessee 2 Texas 1 West Virginia 2 International 5
Female Male Fall 2017 closely mirrored our prior year class in both size and 49% 51% demographics. We were able to achieve higher enrollment through our WC Scholars program for top academic students. Currently, we are working toward shaping our incoming class for 2018. With new initiatives in place geared toward increasing enrollment, we have seen signs of early success. Campus visits are at a three-year high this fall. Prospective student visits to campus are a primary indicator of strength in an enrollment class. The admission team is focused on achieving the institutional goals by increasing new student enrollment for Fall 2018 and beyond. Academic Update ‘Transfer Advantage’ Offers Unique Credit Transfer from Two-Year Schools In a move that’s essentially unprecedented for a private institution in Ohio, Wilmington College will recognize transfer students’ general education courses taken at two-year schools as satisfying WC’s graduation requirements.
Students nationwide who are eligible to take advantage of this new policy will have been admitted to WC possessing either an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science degree from a regionally accredited institution. In addition, transfer students completing the Ohio Transfer Module also will qualify for a seamless allocation of their general education credits. Wilmington College will begin offering this “Transfer Advantage” for students entering WC in fall 2018.
Heather Miller, transfer admission counselor, said the new policy can not only save students time and money in pursuing their bachelor’s degree, but it also should increase transfer students’ options for adding a minor or second major, or taking specialized elective courses at WC. She added that it’s very likely that the vast majority of students would start their studies at WC with junior class status.
“The ‘Transfer Advantage’ gives transfer students an opportunity to hit the ground running at Wilmington College,” Miller said. “What makes it so unique is that it allows transfers from 50 states to benefit as a result of being enrolled at a regionally accredited institution.” Miller noted Ohio’s 23 public community colleges and the nearby private school, Chatfield College, are all regionally accredited and Wilmington College recognizes A.A. and A.S. degrees from those institutions for a seamless transfer of general education credits for which students earned a C- or better.
She added that most of Ohio’s private, four-year schools require transfer students take, at their institutions, virtually the same courses they successfully completed at community colleges. Obviously, this can significantly increase the time and money spent while pursuing a bachelor’s degree.
“Wilmington College reviewed its policy and felt transfer students deserve credit for general education courses they took at two-year schools,” Miller said, noting that public four-year schools in Ohio are mandated by the state to accept these credits from their two- year counterparts, and WC is unique among most private colleges in following suit.
“This will provide many students with an opportunity to finish their bachelor’s degree program after four years — two at their community college and the last two at WC,” she added.
“We’ve made the process for transfer students quick, simple and affordable.” Top Majors
Agriculture Education Business Sport Athletic 278 Students 181 Students Administration Management Training 136 Students 111 Students 94 Students
Student Highlights Henry Excels on the Field and in the Classroom — for Mom Every time senior David Henry enters the football field, he takes his mother with him in the form of a tribute written on his wrist tape that reads “R.I.P Mom.” Joy Dickerson succumbed to cancer in April, but she may be one of the Fightin’ Quakers’ MVPs for the 2017 season.
With Henry not living up to his own expectations three years ago, and the football team in the middle of a 0-10 season, he was ready to leave the gridiron for good in fall 2014.
“Out of 100 percent, I was 95 percent close to quitting,” Henry said. “At first, I didn’t see a future in it, and I was frustrated. But, I am not a quitter. My teammates; I couldn’t let them down. It is bigger than one person; it’s a team. I couldn’t let my brothers down, and on top of that I was playing for something bigger – my mother. “Seeing her fight cancer all the time, she never gave up in tough times, so I couldn’t justify quitting because things got tough,” Henry continued. “I couldn’t live with myself if I just quit. It would be like, ‘What kind of man are you?’”
Three years later, Henry completed in his final collegiate season with the 245-pound defensive tackle only building upon the success he’s enjoyed after his decision in 2014 to stick with it.
Henry earned All-Ohio Athletic Conference two seasons ago, but missed most of last season with a leg injury. But his success and impact isn’t limited to the football field. Sporting a nearly perfect grade point average in sport management/wellness, he is a two-time Academic All-American and a two-time Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar. Add OAC Student-Athlete of the Month (October 2017) to his growing list of accolades.
Additionally, the Wilmington native is a member of Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC) and a resident assistant.
“David is everything that’s right about student-athletes,” head football coach Bryan Moore said. “He gets it. He takes a lot of pride in doing things the right way and leading from the front. On the practice field, in the classroom, around the campus, and in the community, David is everything student-athletes should be celebrated for. He is perfect for this award. I am excited that people outside of our campus will get a glimpse of the elite man of integrity and character that I get so see every day.”
Even with all of his individual success, Henry is the ultimate team player. With the team running very thin on interior linemen due to injuries, coaches asked Henry to play a position he never played before – defensive tackle. And he agreed with zero hesitation.
“What kind of leader would I have been if I said no?” he said. “That would just be selfish. If that was best for the team, then I was going to do it.” In the first game of the season, a win over Earlham, Henry led all defensive linemen with six tackles.
Henry left a legacy that players behind him can follow, and the start of a winning tradition that future teams can build upon.
Wilmington Sisters Follow Family Tradition It seems Baylah and Bryah Arehart were destined to attend Wilmington College.
Growing up in Wilmington, their family photos were taken among the colorful hardwoods in WC’s Hazard Arboretum, both attended Steve Spirk’s soccer camps on campus, they saw their high school football teams’ games at the College’s Williams Stadium and they regularly attended College-Community Summer Theatre shows in Heiland Theatre.
“As a child, I remember passing the College and seeing the Rock. I was always interested in what was painted on it,” said Baylah, a senior majoring in agricultural business.
Sophomore Bryah added, “I’ve always loved the campus — it’s beautiful.” While it’s truthful to say Bryah followed Baylah to Wilmington College, it might be more accurate to state that the sisters were simply the next wave of family members to come to WC.
Indeed, both of their grandfathers, Dean Snow and Bill Arehart, are alumni; their father, Billy Arehart attended WC and three of their cousins, Justin, Brandon and Michaela Arehart, also are alums. Joining the sisters on campus this year are two more cousins, junior Clyde Snow and freshman Makenzie Fentress. “We have lots of ties to WC. I guess we keep recruiting people from our family,” Baylah said, noting that when her longtime boyfriend, 2016 graduate Kelly Pinquite, invited her at join him for a shift of “lamb watch” during the animals’ birthing season, she was hooked.
“It was so cool and made me want to come here even more,” she said. “Growing up in this Bryah also followed her sister into the ag-business major, Kappa Delta sorority and appreciating community, you WC’s hands-on learning opportunities that are especially inherent in studying agriculture. “My very think you know first day of classes as a freshman, I was giving a goat a shot,” she recalled. “Right off the bat, you everything about have to jump in and do it. You can’t be scared. We have such a great agriculture program here in little Wilmington!” Wilmington College, but it’s a whole “At WC, you get to learn things you wouldn’t even do on your own family farm,” Baylah added, noting another world when that learning-by-doing complements what is taught in the classroom. “Our toes are in a little bit of everything: agronomy, meat science, business, even art. I feel my ag-business major makes me a well- you’re a student rounded college student.” here — and it’s great. For me, going to the Bryah was especially impressed that a recent career fair at the College brought to light a number of agriculture-related jobs she hadn’t even considered. She plans to look closely at opportunities that College has made surface for her sister as Baylah enters the finals months before graduation in May. my hometown even more homey.” “Baylah showed me the ropes and encouraged me to join KD,” Bryah said. “I looked at everything she and Kelly did in ag-business and they loved it. I decided I wanted to do that too.”
Baylah is the eldest of four Arehart sisters with Bryah third in line. “I’ve always tried to set the standard and be a role model for them,” Baylah said. “That’s given me motivation to be a leader in other areas of my life too.”
Baylah is president of the agriculture honor society, Delta Tau Alpha, and over her time at WC has been involved with Aggies, Collegiate 4-H, student government and work in the Admission Office. She has a part-time job processing chickens with a local farm and both sisters work at Everyday Chic Boutique in downtown Wilmington, which is owned and operated by 2013 alumnus Karli Harris.
“Growing up in this community, you think you know everything about Wilmington College,” Baylah said, “but it’s a whole another world when you’re a student here — and it’s great. For me, going to the College has made my hometown even more homey.”
Indeed, both maintain close ties with the community, which they feel would prosper even more if college-educated residents prevent so-called “brain-drain” and stay in Wilmington to live and work — ideally both.
“We feel passionate about both the College and the community,” Baylah added. “This campus has a big place in both of our hearts.” Honor Roll of Donors Wilmington College would like to formally recognize the donors listed below who made gifts between the dates of July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017. We are deeply appreciative of your support and the impact that it is providing for today’s students. Quaker Leaders’ Club Harold and Amy Thirey Dewitt and Noraetta Brehm Lee Thomas, Jr.* Claire Broadnax $10,000+ Robert and Sharon Touchton Robert and Wendy Chason Paul and Scilla Wahrhaftig Clinton County Auditor ATSG Inc. Roderick and Margaret Warren Clinton County Farm Bureau Austin Knowlton Foundation Warren-Clinton Mental Health Curless Printing Company Robert and Joyce Buerger Wilmington Yearly Meeting Dayton Foundation Depository Inc. Dayton Foundation Catherine Withrow Emsar Inc. Louis Diefenbach Scholarship Fund Luke, Jr. and Ann Woods Exxon Mobil Foundation Florida United Methodist Foundation Jerry and Rasmieh Fattah Galvin Family Foundation Henry Freeman Elizabeth Garvey Founders’ Club G & J Pepsi-Cola John and Carolyn Haas $5,000 - $9,999 Ira Hawk Patricia Hart Jim and Jamie Henry Estate of Judson Hess* Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine Douglass and Kay McDonald Lee D. Hieronymus Mark Buckley Judith Morgan Hieronymus Family Fund Buckley Brothers Inc. Thomas and Sandra Neville Wilbur and Mary A. Highley Timothy and Sharon Buren Ohio Arts Council Bush Auto Place Owens Family Foundation Mark and Andrea Bush Marjorie Owens Columbus Foundation William and Carol Peelle Community Foundation of Louisville John Reid Esther Crownover James and Susan Reynolds Judith Doyle Rosie Reds Inc. Merrill and Lois Evans William and Marina Shaw Fidelity Charitable D. Neil and Ruth Snarr John “Jack” and Nicole Fisher Phil and Vicki Snow Caroline Guthrie Tyrone and Carolyn Taylor Robert Horne* Edward and Claudia Hagy Don and Linda Tecklenburg Charles Huntoon, Sr. William and Anne Johnson Thirey Cabinetmakers LLC J & L Thomas Foundation Karen and Michael Jones Fund Roger and Judy Truesdale Robert Johnston Monsanto Company Wells Fargo Foundation Margaret Joslin Procter and Gamble Fund Patricia Thomas and Douglas Woodmansee Estate of Lewis Marcuson* Smith Feike Minton Inc Burt Weston, III Bill Marine Brian Smith Thomas, Jr. and Leslie Hickey Bill Marine Ford Stephen Smith* Eleanor Howard New Sabina Industries Inc. E. Eugene and Christine Snyder Seth Kittay Paul Neumann and Arloa Eckels Peggy and Willis Sturdivant Gloria Renee LaPine Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges Universal Woods Inc. Willard Lane Peoples Bank Robb and Loretta Voyles Victor Laughlin Foundation Trust Ronald Powell Larry II and Terri Roberts Richard and Mary Sidwell Wilmington Club Sam Stratman $2,500 - $4,999 June E. Stuckey Trust* Ruth E. Stuckey Nelson and Lisa* Bauer Matthew D. Telmanik Parker and Susan Beebe 1870 Club Douglas Rick Chaney Morgan Stanley – Smith Barney Dorothy Christenson Dale and Connie Miller $1,870 - $2,499 Clinton Memorial Hospital Sidney and Sharon Mishkin College Cable Services David A Mohney Alpha and Omega Building Services Inc. John and Doris Cooper Stephen and Rebecca Morehouse Phillip and Nancy Calland Drayer Physical Therapy Institute Morgan Family Fund Cincinnati Monthly Meeting Andrew Demory Morse Morgan Family Fund John and Marilyn Curry Mark Denniston Kay Napier Randall and Kim Davis Dustin and Tara Durbin National Christian Foundation Durrell Special Fund III Estate* Enterprise Rent A Car of Cincinnati Fred and Joanna Nealon Lillian Fortner Alan Evans Nicholas Nicastro Alan and Mary Frankel Extermital Termite and Pest Control Orr Charitable Trust Hampton Inn and Suites Mark and Sheila Patton Samuel Gingerich and Erin Holmes Kent, Jr. and Nancy Pickard Jean Gravlin Charles and Cecily R. Pilzer David and June Harcum Prasco Laboratories Mary Katheryn Hilberg Merlin and Sue Puterbaugh Anthony Hinrichs Donald and Rebecca Rauch William and Sharon Kerns Lewis and Doris Reed Anne Morgan Edwin, Jr. and Susan Ritts David and Mary Ann Raizk David and Irene Robinson William and Sue Ralston Melvin and Diane Ruder S & S Management Reinhold and Melissa Finkes Randall Sarvis Michael Schuster Associates First National Bank of Blanchester Richard Sauer Jon Sharp Follett Higher Education Group Scott Senseman Alison Sites Ford Development Corp. Pamela Silverstrim Kevin Smail Kenneth Fulton Bill Smith and Linda Evers Smith Sodexo Inc. & Affiliates General Denver Hotel Marla Smith David and Toni Weiss Bradley and Erika Goodwin Paul Sparling Greater Cincinnati Foundation Tony Staubach, Jr. Donald Hadley Marla Stewart President’s Club Steven and Becky Haines Timothy and Debra Trayer $1,000 - $1,869 G. David Hawley Richard and Annette Vedder Richard L. Hocker Paul and Christa Ventosa ABX Air Samer S. Kasbari Joe and Beth Volk Gregory Abbott Philip W. Kelch Jeff and Peggy Volle David, Jr.and Kristi Arpasi John Kelley Matt and Shannon Wahrhaftig Noel Samuel “Sam” and Linda Assad George and Holly Kelly Warren County Foundation BKD LLP Joni Klingensmith Beatrice Warren Ronald Barga, II Mary Ellen Krisher Clifton and Paula Washington Barbara Bayless Margaret Larson Starr Duffy Wheeler Mark Bennett Ruth Ledermann David Whitacre* and Gertrude Whitacre Donald R. and Paula Bohl Fred and Carolyn Matthews Michael Brown Howard Mayer Gladys & Wendell Cade, Memorial Trust William and Janet* McDonald Campus Friends Meeting William McNulty Zenobia Carlton Millennium Business Systems $500 - $999 Christa Hoffmann George Silvis Larry and Lisa Howard Sims Family Golf Center Inc. Craig Adams Randall and Melinda Hudson Edward Agran and Charlotte Fairlie Effie Jenks* Joseph Allgeier Larry Johnson Anonymous Thomas Johnston Cody Arnett Lucy Juedes Mary Ayoki Kansas City Royals Jack and Shirley Baker Charles Karpas, MD Philip and Nancy Ballinger Ned and Margaret Katterheinrich Beaver Valley Manufacturing Inc. Brad and Barbara Kelley Mark Bennett Ashley and Holly Kelly Benevity Community Impact Fund Douglas and Wauneta Kerr Mike and Sharon Sims John and Karen Bernard William and Penelope Kincaid H. Cooper and Dorothy Snyder Valerie Bonnette John Kinsinger Jonathan and Laura Sorg Elroy and Elaine* Bourgraf Eric Kline Matthew Southworth Douglas and Carol Burks Donald Lewis Spectra Energy John and Judith Burnett Leon and Margo Lewis Steven Spirk Daniel Campbell Alice Long Sylvia Stevens Donald and Jane Chafin Gregory and Wendy Long United Health Group Carl Champney Thomas, II and Valerie Martin Alisha Wagner Charlotte Chaney Heidi Massey-Bong Douglas and Jennifer Walker Joel Chaney Jay and Jennifer Mathis Charles and Mary T. Watts Stephen Chapman Michael and Linda McCool Wells Fargo Advisors Mark and Linda Clark Terry Miller Janice Whited Rita Cramton Paul Moke and Patti Kinsinger Fred and Linda Wiggers David Crawford Naylor’s Furniture Wilmington Eagles Auxillary Brad Day Doris Nell Philip and Cheryl Young Rick Delaney Ohio Valley Yearly Meeting Kristin Zeller Philip and Linden Dennis Ruth Olmsted Zim Development Company Arthur Dick, Jr. Chad and Rebekah Poeppelmeier Aldwin Zim James B. Dick Diana Porter Matthew Zimmerman Timothy and Jill Dicke Ruby Porter Dover Friends Meeting Puffin Foundation West LTD $250 - $499 Peter Dow Randall and Jennifer Ramseyer Fonda Lou Eaton William Ramseyer Kaylee Rayner Ag Production Services LLC Edward Jones Investments Jeffrey Aland Forry, Jr. and Barbara Eisenhart Ronald and Theresa Rembert John Ridder Monte and Diane Anderson Priscilla Fields Glenn and Opal Armstrong Randall Frame Daniel Rosefsky* Joseph and Judith Rotenberg Deb Barrett Alphonse Gerhardstein Phil Barrett Dale and Debbie Guindon Terry and Ginger Rupert SSS Soccer Camp Fred and Michele Beery Catherine Hadley Cecil Bohanon Stephen Haller James Schultz Brad Schwamberger Donna Boldman Tim Hawk John Borrowman, III Libby Hayes John Shepherd Alejandra Silvis Kent and Judith Bradford Margaret Hilt Everett and Patricia Brewer Judith Briggs Margaret Fraser Lind Outdoor Advertising Mike Brown Raynell Friend Gary Louis Stephen and Sally Buchanan Brian and Elaine Frock Eric and Christine Luskin Daniel Buckley and Ann Marie Tracey Larry and Lenna Mae Gara M&M Designs Inc. Virginia Buckley Edward and Jayne Geers Bonnie Mantle Larry and Phyllis Bullen Robert and Betty Lou Germann Charna Martini Alfred and Patricia Glover Amy Mattes Gretchen Goldhammer Richard and Catherine Matteson Gradeco of Clinton County Tanya Maus Greenfield Research Anne Mayer Joan Ellen Grissing Kathleen McClelland Donald and Ann Hague Mariann McClelland Stephen N. Haines Rebecca McDowell Steve and Debbie J. Haines Julia and Vaughn McGarvey Gwen Hallberg Donald and Britta McNemar Bennyce Hamilton McGuire’s Distinctive Trucks LLC Ishbel “Mei Mei” Burr Harold and Marilyn Hanlin Pam Miesse CAL Apartments Billie Ann Hawk* Kathy Milam Victoria Canby Bonnie Hawthorn Larry and Patti Miller Chris Canfield Dorothy Hayes Paul Miller Cardinal Health Foundation Ruth Hayes Donald and Nancy Muchmore Chriss and Paula Carr Iris Heit John Mull George and Sharon Carroll Suzie Helming Brian and Christine Muncy Kevin and Katie Carter William and Marilyn Hewitt Brian and Amy Neal William Cashman Muriel Hiatt Ann Neiheisel Cincinnati Bengals Simon and Kiyoko Hiller Anita Norris Lawrence Clark Clayton Hilton Rebecca North and Adolph Paul Clinton Electric and Plumbing Lois Hock Frances Pepper David Cluxton Emily Hodges Stephen Potthoff Carl Coatney Joel Hoffman Pfizer Foundation Contract Source Inc. Kathleen Hosler Daniel Raisch Sally Conyne Thomas Hunt Frederick Raizk, Jr. Crystal Clear Water Concepts Verna “Dutch” Johnson Jane Reinhart William Csellak, Jr. Erin Jones Randy Reinhart Susannah Davids Roger and Donna Kaufmann Daniel and Trena Riffle Howard and Barbara Doster David Kearney Robert Hobbs Roofing Harold Dunlap Jennifer Knick Roberts Farms Brook and Luann Edwards Christina Knief Jerald Robertson Ellis Fence Company Kevin and Jana Knief Kenneth and Martha Rogers Craig Epps William and Tammy Kocher John and Jean Rosenberg Brian Esselstein Vernon Kuehn William Roser Jr. Lisa Esselstein Anni West LaPrise Bradley and Kelly Ross Earl and Sandra Evens Michael Lafferty Mary Jill Royer Mary Floyd* Joan Lambcke Ruehl School Soccer Stephen and Beatrice Francis Tanna Lawrence J. R. Rulon Paul and Patricia Frank Alan and Emily Ledford Robert and Betsy Russo Adam Frantz Andrew Lewis Donald E. Scheetz Teresa L. Schneider $1 - $249 Trent Applegate Melva Ann Schnure Elizabeth Aragon David Schwab Benjamin Abbitt Arby’s Donald and Janet Segraves Ace Hardware Jeff Arling Frank and Linda Sexten John Ache Marna Arling Stephen Shaffer Bonnie Acker Edward and Danetta Armm Shell Oil Company Adams Farms Robert amd Donna Armstrong Edward and Betty Sherman Sandra K. Adams Joseph Arpasi Beau and Casey Slater Viva L. 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