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2008 Wisconsin Athletics Donors 2008 Wisconsin Athletics Donors Thank you to all our donors! Your annual contribution to Wisconsin Athletics truly makes a difference in the lives of our student-athletes, both in the classroom and on the fields of play. It also helps the University of Wisconsin Athletic Department provide the resources necessary to offer a nationally competitive athletics program - one in which we can all take pride in supporting. This list includes the names of donors who made gifts to Wisconsin Athletics from January 1, 2008 to December 31, 2008. We want to be sure that your generosity is acknowledged appropriately. If you have been listed incorrectly in this donor list, please contact the Badger Fund at 608-262-1000 or [email protected]. Hall of Fame Club Koenig Construction Co. WE Energies Louis & Nancy Holland Herbert Kohl West Bend Mutual Insurance Co Chris & Diane Hornung Alliant Energy John & Catherine Korb Brian & Jenny Wiegand Drew Howie American Family Mutual Insurance Co. Ron Krantz Greg & Jenny Williams Robert & Marilyn Hunold AnchorBank FSB Charles & Mary Ann La Bahn WISC-TV Larry & Pam Jacobson Conrad & Phyllis Andringa Bob & Nanette Lamphere WP Beverages LLC Kent & Vicki Johnson Perry Armstrong Lands' End Inc. John & Linda Wright Arthur & Barb Juedes Associated Bank-Madison Mark & Brenda Larson Dwight & Bonnie Ziegler Glenn & Deb Karpinske AT&T Ron & Diane Leafblad William Kennedy John Bardis Tom & Jeannie Leske Champion’s Club Jerry & Kelley Kilcoyne David Berkowitz Marvin Levy Bernie & Sally Killoran Andrew Boszhardt, Jr. Eric & Yael Lund Robert Alsteen Mark Krajco & Terry Schultz-Krajco Bob & Kari Breunig Lycon Inc. Al & Kathy Anding Ken & Betty Kruska Mark & Helen Burish M & I Bank John Aspinwall Forrest & Mildred Kubly Capital Newspapers Madison Gas & Electric Co. M. Sue Baumer Brennon Kutter CDW Madison Investment Advisors Inc. Jeff & Kim Beckmann Dan & Cyndi Lein Jeff Neal & Susan Cellmer Madison Physicians Bill & Linda Becknell Dave & Kris Lenz Marilou Chapman Jim & Rebecca Martell David & Nanette Bender Tom & Nikki Madsen Charter Communications McFarland State Bank Harold & Gayle Bennett Doug & Patti Malmquist Bob & Lucille Copas Robert McGinnis & Jennifer Latwesen Paul & Mary Berge Rollie & Audrey McClellan County Materials Corp. Michael Best & Friedrich LLP Robert & Megan Bond Richard & Ellen Meister Bruce & Huyen Crass Midwest Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Gordon Brunsell Metcalfe Markets Inc. J.P. Cullen & Sons Inc. Tim & Beth Mielcarek Gary & Mary Buntmann David & Tory Meyer Culver Franchising System Inc. Mortenson Investment Group LLC Chet Burros MGS Manufacturing Group CUNA Mutual Group Timothy & Megan Mrozinski Richard & Marlene Cable Doug & Erin Mielke Robert Curry Curtis Mueller Tony Canonie Monona Plumbing & Fire Protection Inc. Todd Deutsch Tim Neitzel Capital Times Inc. Don Morello Wayne & Janet Esser David & Lori Nicholas CarX Auto Service Ann Palmenberg EVCO Nonn's Flooring Richard & Sue Clack John Pence FABCO Equipment Inc. Andy & Susan North Buddy & Bernice Cohen Jay & Carolyn Peters Ken & Sandy Falkinham Northern Capital Management George Conway Richard & Sally Pilsner Wade & Beverly Fetzer Mary O'Leary Robert Crespi Bill Ranguette J.H. Findorff & Son Inc. Oscar Mayer Foods Corporation V. Irene Daniels Realtime Utility Engineers Inc. First Business Bank Arlene Phillips Davis & Kuelthau Ted & Sandra Richards Jerry & Ellen Fisher David Pientok & Laura Tomasko Gerald Davy John Richert Foley & Lardner Tom Pyle Dawes Rigging & Crane Rental Inc. 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Harris Golf Cars Venture Development Jack & Karen Kellner UW Department of Surgery Chris Hartwig Jay Wanserski Ted & Mary Kellner UW Health Frank & Florence Heckrodt Thomas & Irene Weber David & Mary Jean Kennedy Virchow Krause & Company LLP Lou & Darcy Holland Oliver & Sara Wiener Richard Wiesner Goodman's Jewelers Inc. James Murphy Mary Voss Jim & Elizabeth Wigdale Gordie Boucher Lincoln-Mercury Mark & Jean Murphy Don & Rita Vosters Wisconsin Packaging Corp Kevin & Teresa Grant David & Jane Nelson Robert Wagner WMTV-TV Tom & Ruth Ann Grantham Neuville Motors Terrence Wall Zimbrick of Madison Inc. 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