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CL; S �OlfS ja>Jua.,)' / / duced by senior Dahli Langer. Anchorage Joni Nien Northwest Wind Conductors Five performonces, including a student Bellevue/Seottle Symposium preview on Jon. 31 at 8 p.m., shows on on Billings Feb. 1, 2, and 3 ot 8 p.m. and a 2 p.m. Nick Dawson jall/.lal)' /3 Denver matinee on Feb. 4, Tickets are $7 for WE EDITOR Northwest High School Honor Minneapolis $4 PLU Ba nd Concert · 3 adults and for students, faculty, Kevin Frei tas '02 p.m. Missoula stoff and senior citizens. Note: strong /5 Portland • OF'tCI � ja/llra,), language and situations . Spokane Loren J. Anderson, President Nordic Choir . 8 p,m. Tacoma Poul T. Menzel, Provost FebruaiJ' 8 "Angry Housewives" David G. Aubrey, Vice President, Development ond University Symphony Orchestra Six performances, including a student University Relations Masterpiece Series: Student Soloists preview on March 8 at 8 p.m., shows on LauroJ Polcyn '74, '79, Vice President, Admissions and Concert · 8 p,m, March 9, 10, 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. and M(/reh 4 Enrollment Services a 2 p.m. matinee on March 18. Tickets Spring Admissions Open House �aufo F. Mojavski, Vice President and Dean, Student life FeimlmJ' 9 are $7 for adults and $4 for PLU stu­ Call 253-53 5-7 151 or 1-800-274-6758 Sheri J. Tonn, Vice President, Finance and Operations Artist Series: Heifetz- 1 00'" Birthday . dents, faculty, stoff and senior citizens. 8 p,m, Fe bn'dl)' /2 " 0111"-. or�1 OJ Note: not the youngsters. for Winter Theological Symposium Hauge Administration Building, Room 207 Febmary /1 Phone: 253-535-7430, Fax: 253-535-S33 1 Artist Series: Jazz and Romance · Febmary 24 Email: [email protected] 8 p,m, Godleading.com Conference Website: www,plu.edu/print/scene/ Feb1'llarJ' 13 Coli 253-535-7386 or 253-535-7573 ol na Of AlUM AKD PA RENT IIU 10m Choral Series: Ensembles from Choir NOTE: Not 011 events were acheduled 01 Nesvig Alumni Center of the West · 8 p.m. press time; ched. our 'Websile 0' Phone: 253-535-74 15, I-S00-ALUM-PLU ja HU{I')' 9-Febnlal)' /4 www.plu.edul-newrinfolcolendort.html february /7 Fox: 253-535-S555, Email: alumni@plu,edu Nancy Westerberg, fiber and mixed for updohu. Gottfried and Mary Fuchs Organ We bsite: www,plu.edu/alum media wearable art Series: Barry Jordan, organist . 8 p.m. OLUMI 1 ISsuf Fe brualJ, 20-Mm-eh 28 February 20 Scene (ISSN 0S86-3 369) is published quarterly by Kathryn Sparks, mixed media Regency Concert Series: Pacific LlJlh erar) University, S. 121 st and Pork Ave. , Camas Tacoma, WA 98447-0003. Periodicals postage paid at Quintet · 8 p,m. Tacoma, WA, and additional moiling offices. Address Aiareh 13 service requested. Postmaster: send changes to Gottfried and Mary Fuchs Organ Development Data, Nesvig Alumni Center, PLU, Ta coma, Series: Rodney Gehrke, organist . WA 98447-0003. 8 p.m. Coli 253'535-7532 L ,0 If nmo !\lIc/reh 18 Your lellers are welcome and should be addressed to Throughjlll1ua '/J' 7 Wind Ensemble Series: Dances for Editor, Scene, Pacific Lutheran University, Ta coma, WA Christmas in Scandinavia 98447-0003, 253-535-833 1, Winds and Percussion . 3 p.m. foxed to or emoiled to jm1lwrv / /-/Vhlrch 13 [email protected]. Leiters may be edited for clarity and March 20 SCC Permanent Nordic Art lenglh . University Symphony Orchestra Collection Masterpiece Series: Concert III • On tne cOlfer 8 p.m. Fe/mill;), 24 From University Center Annual Danish Fastelavn ,HlIreh 2/ dedication to South Hall Celebration Regency Concert Series: Lyric Bross move-in day: 30 years of Quintet . 8 p.m. i\lhlI'C/J 17 ..Mav 13 Scene. Scandinavian Roots, American Lives MlIrciJ 22 PHOTO COllAGE: CHRIS TUMBUSCH Jazz Series: University Jozz Ensemble and Pork Avenue Vocol Jozz • 8 p.m.

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Town meetings spark "We hope that prospective students We ntworth has written numerous will use the rankings as a motivation to articles and designed much of the cur­ 2010 vision get out and visit the colleges they are ricula used at all levels throughout the considering," Polcyn said. "There is country. He serves as economic educa­ The development of a new long-range nothing better than a compus visit to get tion adviser to the environmental plan for the university began last year a firsthand impression of the welcoming, think-ta nk Political Economy Reseorch with a series of town meetings in 24 supportive and challenging climate that Center in Bozeman, Mont., and is a rec­ locotions-from Hong Kong and Helsinki exists at PLU. We welcome students to ognized expert on issues of economic to Portland and Phoenix-with 1,400 experience it for themselves before they education throughout the country. olumni, parents and friends of the univer­ make a college choice." We ntworth, who has been with the sity participating. university since 1972, accepted the From the written record of the town Governor honors PLU award at the national NCEE/NAEE con­ meetings and follow-up material submit­ Norweigan Red Cross president vention in Savannah, Ga., in October. ted by participants, the major themes Promise Scholars Thorvald Stoltenberg (center) meets with held to be central to the future of PLU students after his lecture. included: the centrality and importance Recalling his own struggles to pay for of the liberal arts, the university's Chris­ Stoltenberg is best known for his college, Gov. Gary Locke honored more than 150 outstanding PLU freshmen and tian/Lutheran heritage, the future role as United Nations peace negotiator sophomores who earned Promise Schol­ importonce of technology, the impor­ in the former Yugoslavia from 1993- arships. tonce and impact of international study, 1996. He also served in the UN as high The scholarships are available to and more one-on-one faculty-student in­ commissioner for refugees, and ended high-achieving students from low- and teraction. his political and diplomatic coreer as middle-income fa milies. Locke believes In addition, constituents encouraged Norway's ambassador to Denmark. the scholarships are important because the university to maintain and strengthen The university established the they allow talented, hard-working stu­ its commitment to inclusiveness, build Harstad lecture in memory of PLU's dents from working families to get an more programming to connect with founder and first president, Bjug education at the school of their choice­ graduates and continue its commitment Harstad. His family created an endow­ including a private university. to co-curricular activities. ment to fund the lecture series and help Gov. Locke said he understood why Based in part on these recommenda­ carry out Harstad's wish that Scandina­ tions, four on-campus planning groups vian Americans not lose touch with their so many scholars would choose PLU. "It's a great institution and a great have been charged with preparing back­ ancestral culture and traditions. ground papers, leading discussions and center of learning," he said. Don Wentworth, recipient of John C. holding forums. These commissions will PLU Scandinavian At Ihe October reception, he con­ Schramm leodership Award gratulated the students on their to report to the campus community in the Collection awarded grant spring and fa ll of 200 1 . The process will accomplishments and thanked their par­ The Choir of the We st :------"""'1 ents and teachers for helping them on be completed in the spring of 2002 with University archivist Kerstin Ringdahl '82 releases "Millennium" CD their way. the publication of the new long-range and the Scandinavian Immigrant Experi- Sophomore Kristy Va n Nostran '03 plan, PLU 2010: The Next Level of ence Collection have been awarded a The new recording by The Choir of the thanked Locke on behalf of students Distinction. $49, 1 16 grant. The grant, given by the We st-PLU's premier choral ensemble­ earning scholarships, and the Rev. Reflecting on the long-range Wa shington State Library, is part of the is now on sale. Ronald Kempe, whose daughter planning process, President Loren J. Digital Images Initiative 2000 grant . "Mass for a New Millennium" fea­ K at h enne '03 a tt en d s PLU , d·Is cussed Anderson said, "There are quite literally cycle, sponsored by the Federal Institute tures the title work composed by PLU's how it helps parents send their children thousands of people who care about the of Museum and library Services. own Richard Nance, associate professor to school. university, who share our dreams for the The project is supported by the of music. "We are pleased and honored that future and are cheering us on our way. Manuscripts, Special Collections, Univer- The CD also includes live perfor­ so many of the state's top scholars chose We must continue to build a university sity Archives Division of the University of monces from the Northwest Conference to attend Pacific Lutheran University," fully engaged in the future; a university Wa shington Libraries, and will give of the American Choral Director's Asso­ PLU President Loren Anderson said. that embraces technology, emphasizes online access to Scandinavian manu- ciation and a joint concert of the Choir international study, celebrates inclusive­ scripts, oral histories and organizational of the West and Choral Arts Northwest. ness, demands excellence, and through records ot both universities through Both are conducted by Dr. Richard it all, calls students to lives of faithful www.plu.edu/-orchives/sie/ Sparks, PLU's director of choral activi­ service sieindex.hlm/. Work on the project be­ ties. gan Oct. 1, 2000 and will be To order, contact the flU Bookstore Norwegian leaderspeaks completed Aug. 31, 2001 . at 1-800-727-5566 or 253-535-7665 ofpeace, democracy or email at [email protected]. Compact PLU Places High •..Ag ain discs are $ 15 each, $ 13 each for two One of Norway's most influential or $ 12 each for three or more. peace negotiators gave the annual Bjug Pacific Lutheran University is number Harstad Memorial Lecture this fall. nine on the list of Top Western Universi­ Scene welcomes new ties in the 200 1 edition of the U.S. Thorvald Stoltenberg, former foreign editor and writer minister of Norway and current presi­ News and Wo rld Report guidebook, dent of the Norwegian Red Cross, met "America's Best Colleges ." IDREW BROWN joined PLU in September All rankings and articles from the with students, faculty, staff, members of 2000 as Publications Manager. Along book are available from U.S. News the Scandinavian Cultural Center and Kristy Van Nostran '03 speaks as with being editor of Scene, he also the pu blic before his talk. They were Online at www.usnews.com. The Governor Gary locke looks on. c; oversees production and content develop­ .." rankings also appeared in the Sept. 1 1 eager to shake hands and take photo­ ment for several University Communication :t issue of U.S. News. graphs with the man who has spent his Wentworth garners projects. Drew received his BA in English .. life working for world peace. The rankings were based on aca­ from the University of Puget Sound and his ,. demic reputation, retention, graduation highest honor z While there are more democracies MA in English from Kansas State Univer­ c in the world than ever before, rate, faculty resources (including class Don Wentworth, professor of economics sity. He has taught college courses in Ex­ z size] , student selectivity, financial re­ Stoltenberg said the change has resulted and education, received the highest pository Writing and Interactive English, sources, alumni giving rate, and other < in rnore crime, mob activity and drug award given in economic education: the been a Creative Writing Department liai­ similar factors. .. trafficking in some areas. In countries John C. Schramm Leadership Award. son for the KSU Beach Museum of Art, III PLU tied for the ninth spot with St. with new free markets, people are losing Given jointly by the National Coun­ worked as an editor, and tutored st udents Mary's College of California and their jobs. cil on Economics Education and the at both the high school and college levels. "!t makes people wonder if the Whitworth College (Wash.). PLU re­ '" National Association of Economic Edu­ KATHERINE HEDLAND '88 recently be­ " mains the only Northwest university to '" choice is between democracy and order, cators, the annual award recognizes an came Director of PLU News and Informa­ be listed in all of the U.S. News best z we choose order," he said. educator who shows leadership at the tion. She has been a reporter and editor college surveys since they began i n According to Stoltenberg, there is a state and national level, works to ex­ since earning her degree in communica­ 1933. way to maintain both democracy and pand the role of economic education, tion at PLU in 1988. Most recently, The U.S. News ranking is only one peace, and world organizations such as and establishes programs that increase Katherine was the night city editor at the ind icator that students and families should the United Nations and NATO are an the quality and quantity of education Eastside journai in Bellevue, Wa sh. use in choosing a college, according to important part of that. The week of his visit and educators. She handles media relations and writes La ura Polcyn '75, '74, vice president for to PLU, Norway won a hard-fought battle for Scene along with other university Admissions Enrollment Services at PLU. .. for a seat on the UN Security Council. & publications. - 4 in the news

To check out these pages, add the fol­ COMPUTER SCIENCE & COMPUTER ENGI­ lowing extensions to the PLU home NEERING - http://www.c�.plu.edu -

• address- www.plu.edu -in your URL: Students in computer science and/or The Board of Regents welcomed four new members for the 2000-2003 term . computer engineering classes can use OFFICE ROBrRT\ GOODNO\\ '75 of Bellevue, is in on at-large position. Prin­ OF THE PROVOST - /�prov05t ­ this site to get resources placed online cipal owner of The Goodnow Group, she is on the PlU Campaign Get lists of faculty committees, Faculty by their professors, as well as informa­ Steering Committee ond the executive boord of directors for Q Club. She House room sizes and downloadable tion about the department. forms, as well as other resources on olso serves on the boord of odvisers for TroceDetect Corp., in the student­ this site geared toward the PLU faculty PLU EXPERIENCE - /pluexperl - Take a mentoring program for the Kennedy School ot Harvord University and as and administration. virtual tour of campus, learn about a member of Northwest Ve nture Group. some of the aspects of campus life and eCOURSE \N 1:. l I'OG '84 of Bellevue served the Board of Regents from 1989- - /��ourse -Companion to get tips to ease the stress of being an 97, and has returned to represent the ElCA. Co-founder of long Pointing the new eCourse system at PLU, this incoming PLU student. website has documentation that can Co. and Swift Equipment Co., she is co-chair of the Copital Campoign 0 Q help students and instructors better CONNECTIONS/RETURNER - steering committee and is member of Club. She is also a board member of Morymoor Museum of Eastside History and St. Andrew's understand the features found on that /print/connections - A newsletter for system. new and returning students with tips Housing Group, and is an active member of St. Matthew's lutheran about the start of the school year. Find Church. 2000·2001 CATALOG - COURSE /printl out what has changed around campus KARf I'll LI IT'S '55 of Mercer Island also represents the ElCA. She catalog -Provides an in-depth look into and other essential knowledge about wos hired os the first nurse ot the University of Washington, and is now academics at PLU as well as informa­ college life at PLU. It also has a list of retired ond a member of the University of Wa shington Retirement Asso­ tion about policy and procedure. dates that students and parents should ciation. A native of Ritzville, Wa shington, she is a member of the know. National Wheat Association, Wa shington Wheat Association, Wo shing­ -KEVIN FREITAS, WEB DEVELOPER ton State Pototo Commission, Q Club, and Holy Trinity Church. [email protected] ru: f UN \'\EU.s , bishop for the Eastern Wa shington-Idoho Synod and Spokane resident, represents the bishops and the ElCA. Before be­ ing elected as bishop this post spring, Bishop We lls served five years as executive director of Holden Village, a center for the renewal of persons Campus Vo ice a success on the web and the Church, located in the Central Wa shington Cascades near lake Chelan. His connections to PlU ore strong -he and his wife, Susan The new and improved Campus Voice online Web site has been a major success in Briehl, served eight years as campus pastors. They have two daughters its first semester of production, with more than 500 email subscribers and an aver­ and ore members of St. Morks lutheran Church. age of 900 hits per week. Readers enjoy the daily updates, expanded format, expanded photo essays and longer features. The website is also getting kudos for its convenient links to other sites -around the university, and around the world. New to the site is a Webcam focused on Red Square-stop by and see what's hap­ pening at PLU 24 hours a day, seven days a week! Pay a visit at www.p/u.edu/ campus voice. I 1.1 '0'\1, assistont professor of history, is the outhor of a chopter titled "Consumers Are Also Soldiers: Subversive Songs from Nanjing Road During the New Life Movement" in the book "Inventing Nanjing Road: Commercial Culture in Shanghai, 1900-1 945," edited by Sherman Cochran (Cornell University East Asia Series, 1999). The chapter argues that retailers in 1930s Shanghai incorporated the mili­ tant, anti-capitalist rhetoric of Chiang Kai-shek's New life Movement into their advertising campaigns by recasting consumers os soldiers who served the notion by shopping. In effect, their efforts to build a consumer society not anly inspired, but Join us for an interactive journey exploring your also swamped, a state-sponsored political campaign. future and God's plan for your life, using the latest in web-based and interactive video technology. I G N BI "lON, associate professor of English and director of the Yo uth who are high school and college age will publishing and printing arts program, is the author of "Beauty and the each explore the topic of vocation and call online Book" (Yale University Press, 2000), a cultural history of the post-World Wa r I publishing boom in fine editions. Buyers of these deluxe with free Virtual Forum Jan. 10-Feb. 11. Students editions were often critics of modern mass culture, satisfying may also gather at PLU in Ta coma, Trinity Lutheran their desire for social distinction and cultural superiority-in Churc h in Issaquah, Concordia U in Portland, or addition ta their aesthetic ideals-by purchasing these St. Marks in Spokane for a video conference books. Benton explains, however, that fine bookmaking workshop on February 24. embodied some troubling ambiguities as bookmakers were unwilling to compromise with machinery, populor taste or the bottom line.

WHEN? f'An LL 0 ON III ,I I FN, professor of religion, is January-March 200 l a co-author of "The Catholic Experience of Small Christian Communi­ Wo rkshop date: February 24, 2001 ties" (Paulist Press, 2000). The book is the largest empirical study of smoll faith communities in the Roman Catholic Church ever undertaken. Killen and her co-authors explain the attraction of these groups to people HOW DO I GET ON BOARD? of various ages, and report on the attitudes and practices of members an a range of religious and social issues. The authors also suggest ways STEP 1: Just log in with an e-mail Register Online at that small faith communities function as a venue for the formation of Catholic life and practice that bridges mid-20'''-century ethnic communities to the post­ address, and you will www. Godleadillg. com modern world of the 21" century. Killen is also the author of a chapter titled "The Irish start getting all the in Wa shington State" in "The Encyclopedia of the Irish in America" (University of Notre Contact: Rick Rouse or information! Dame Press, 2000) . This article surveys the history of the Irish in what is today's Wa sh­ Evelyn Reitan, PLU Office of STEP 2: Beginning January 10, ington State, and shows how the experience of the Irish here cannot be explained using Church Rdations, 253-535-7423 the dominant interpretive categories af Irish-American history-neighborhood, porish, the "Virtual Journey" and union. z begins, with surveys, fa ith .. '" stories and chat rooms, ,\ Okl:.'\ MILTON, visiting assistant professor of politicol science, is "' the author of "The Rational Politician: Exploiting the Medio in New De­ .. STEP 3: Participate in the Live mocracies" (Ashgate Publishing, 2000). Milton exa mines the role and .. Video Conference status of the news media during the transition to democracy in post-com­ Workshop. munist East Central Europe. He finds that efforts to free the media from the ties that bound them (to the state) were often thworted by political > actors seeking to exploit the media for their own ends. Z :I

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Education students integrate technology into the classroom without losing the human touch ------BY DREW BROWN, EDITOR

yle Shamon, a facu l ty member in the PLU School K of Education, rolls a gargan­ [lIan red Radio Flyer wagon behind him, with aLI usual supplies fo r an elementary school classroom: pen­ cils, pens, crayons, books, papcr, ruler, glue, CD-ROM disks, an Apple i B ook laptop with wireless cOllncctiv­ ity to the Internet. Educators have often worried that tech n ology will depersonalize the essence of tcach­ ing, whic h is human inreracrion. Education, meet- M atthew Barritt and his colleagues. Barriet is one of many in the PLU School of Education who have helped develop the departmcnt's continuing goal of technology imegration. Swdents in PLU's School of Ed ucation are devel­ oping as skilled users of techn ology in large measure because of alumnus Diana Pederson '83. Pederson gave a generous gift to the School ofEduca­ tion that fu nded much of the equipment that puts students ahead of tht' curve. It also allowed fo r the creation of t he Pederson/Stein Te c h­ nology Enh anced Classroom-i n School of Education students collaborate while notes are recorded on a PLU·provided Apple iMac. honor of her grandfa ther, Arne

Pederson, and Lynn Stein, faculty emeriti in thc School of Education. tcracting with each other-learning may be what they call "electronic The learn ing starts where, on the soft �'are while molding ideas. At portfolios." They have been able co this day, Matthew Barritt is teaching rimes, the iBollk is the ccmer of at­ use their advanced technological a software program called Inspira­ lention, bur mostly, the knOWledge to de-velop extensive tion. An unusual compatibility snafu collaboration is whar takes center teaching portfolios that are put won't allow Barritt to projcn his stage.. on CD-ROMs and posted to the computer's i mage up on the screen. Ibrb Pixron '0 I was initially re­ In tCflll:t. The solution' I-l ook up the digita.! luctant when it came to technology, Electronic portfolios are built to carner;), po i n t it at the cOlllpurCJ" bur now ,.cl's its potential. "Technol­ reflect tl:acher competency standards monitor, and project that. Barrin Matthew BarriN discusses educational ogy opens u[1 so many doors," she and are aligned with the concepts in a small group warkshop. doe�n't miss a beaL. \J(lhat startc,d as a said. "Students vho were hesitant to department's core values of compe­ software demo has become a lesso n share opcned lipwith e-mail." tence, care, leadership and service. learned. Jenn S m i th '01 andJenn Griffin Lessons they have learned from wo rk­ show evidencc in fu lfilling the core "Don't kick ),oursE'lfwhen '" '0 I, stlldcnts in B a rritt's Media & i ng with others, challenges they have values and competency standards. things don't go right," Barritt says to ,. Technology (K-8) class, cook on the had , personal intercsts, philosoph it'S " Electronic portfolios tell a story n his students, "this can be hard." r sponsibi lity of facilitating techno­ they have developed and changed, of who students are," said Barritt, Inspiration a l lows students to n logical communication between pro jects they have com pl eted and "well beyond thei r resumes." Each is "idea map " -the old fashioned con­ Spa n away Jr. High s tudents and lessons th ey have taught. This only a work in p rogress-from lessons c cept of starring from one idea , and .. teacher�. "Discussion on co mputers scratches the surface ofwhJ t stu­ ta ught CO lessons leamcd, from col­ % b ranching off. Idea mapping takes toned down the fo rmality," said dents have put on their electronic labOl"atio ll to i n dividual OJ on a diffe rent dimension in comput­ ,. Smith. "Students fe lt more comfort­ portfolios. Both CD-ROM's and the achievement. Electronic portfolios z ers: ideas can be changed, moved , and able in sharing their opinions and Internet allow enough memory co show nO[ JUSt a record of accom plish­ c: fu rther text can be written off screen. creating ideas." incl ude large video clips-lTlost have ments, but a record of learning and Z Instead of the so ftware being the les­ < Thc School of Education em­ added personal teaching fo otage to personal growth. son , it becomes a tool fo r students to phasizes analysis of the individ ual In the School of Education, the .. brainstorm ed ucational concepts. ... situation-finding out what re­ key is not th� tcchnology. The key is Th ey then can take Inspiration into "ELECTRONIC PO RTFO LIOS TELL A STORY sources their school has, and using using the benefits of technology to their own classrooms. ... OF WHO STUDENTS ARE, WELL BEYOND those resources to improve Ie:!rni ng. help move fo rward the very human n Students move into small '" "/I. pen and pencil are 'technol­ art of tcaching ,1 I1d the l'LU School Z groups in different rooms-each TH EIR RESUrv1!�S,"SA ID BARRITT. EACH IS ogy,'" Smith added. "Like any tool, of Education is kading the way. '" group recorder carrying an iBook. It's i m po rtant to know how to usc it A WO RK IN PROGRESS - FROM LESSONS \V hilc the ma pping is done, studencs to bl'nefityo ur students." Jump out of their scats over to the TA UGHT TO LESSONS LEARNED, For PLU's education students, monitor, poi n ting at the screen, in- their most va luable individual tool FROM COLLABORATION TO INDIVIDUAL

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Transplant volunteers show true PLU bond

BY KATHERINE HEDLAND '88

ast spring, Nicole "It was the easiest decision I've Cunningham '00 needed a ever made in my life," Leeper said. L machine to breathe fo r her. "When I got that call from Nicole's By this fall, she was enter­ dad, I knew that's where I needed to taining three job offe rs and moving be." into her own apartment. The transplant-which cook a Cunningham owes her remark­ lobe from each of the donors to re­ able recovery to two fe llow Lutes, her place each of Cunningham'S best fr iend and cousin. The pair do­ lungs-was done at the hospital at nated parts of their own lungs to UCLA. Recovery was difficult fo r replace Cunningham's, which were Leeper and Anderson, who will al­ ravaged by cystic fi brosis. ways have about 5-10 percent less "I thought it was going to be lung capacity, but both are getting quite a lot longer before I started stronger every day. fe eling so well," Cunn ingham said. "The transplant itself is a C u nningham's l ifelong condi­ miracle," Leeper said. tion worsened as she got older. Before, Cunningham required Realizing that her disease was life painful 20-minute treatments fo ur threatening, and chances fo t a donor times a day, was on oxygen at night, lI'ere slim, Cunningham sent a letter and had a fe eding tube because she to fa mily and friends saying she was usually too sick to eat. She was

would pursue a lung transplant. down to 80 pounds. Since the opera­ One volunteer was her cousin, tions, she's put 20 pounds back on Adele Anderson '03. As she was get­ her 5-foot, I-inch frame. ting her blood tested, Anderson said "I just take a handful of pills in she was struck by a fe eling that she the morning and a handful at night, was the right person to help. and it's so much less than I was do­ "I fe lt that God's hand was on ing before." Adele Anderson'03 (left) and Mary Beth Leeper'OO (not pictured) donated part of their my shoulder," Anderson said. Cunningham said PLU provided lungs to friend Nicole Cunningham'OO (right). Mary Beth Leeper '00, needed support during her illness. Cunningham's best fr iend since She did homework at the hospital She says there's no \vay to prop­ Cunningham, who chose to cake eighth grade and college roommate, and kept up as much as she could. erly Anderson and Leepcr fo r what a job as a custol11t!rservice represen­ also volunteered, but another cousin When she was hosp italized weeks they've done. She has tricd, ill person tative fo r the mental health was thought to be a better match. before graduation, faculty members and through letters. departmcll t of the Pacificarc offi ce in When Cunnll1gham developed a lung cased her mind. "There's no words to describe Hillsboro, Ore., has become a re­ infe ction that nearly killed her in "My professors lVere so wonder­ what they've given l11e," she said. "\\1(' source fo r other patients. She's April, the transplant was moved up. fu l," she said. "They just wanted me just have this special relationshi�)." already talked to two women consid­ Cunningham's other cousin was to not worry, but I was so stressed Seeing Cunningham's newfound ering the same kind of transplants, ruled out as a donor, and Leeper f1ew out about it." Cunningham gradu­ strength is all the thanks they need. and wants them to know how much to Los Angeles at the last minute fo r ated in May, and walked during "She's doing awesome," Ander­ it can change their l ives. the surgery. August ceremonies. son said. "She was on her deathbed. "I cannot believe that breathing Now you'd never know anything hap­ can be so easy,"she said. "I am so pened." blessed by the whole experience."

Like mother, like daughter ...

BY KATHERINE HEDLAND '88

"Tammy lVas able to achieve her "J love having Illy mom here," cmphasize com rn uni ty health care goals and her dreams, and I regretted Ta mmy said. 'Tm really proud of when she chooses a specialty_ Both not having done that," Susan said. her." look fo rward to compa.ring the de­ "She was Iny inspiration." Her mother is equaLlypr oud. tails of thei_r newcareers -as they Just like Tammy, she co mpleted The two say the), are close and share have with their education. her associate's degree at Pierce Col­ a good-natured sense of humor. They "It's been fu n," Susan said. "Ic's lege, ti1l'Il moved on to PLU's School laugh at how Tammy at first didn't something we've sha. red, a.nd some­ of Nursing, wl1l're her daughter was want students at Pierce to know her thing we can always look back on." ell rolled. mother was also taking classes, and Tammy, 22, graduates in Decem­ how Susan was embarrassed the first ber. Her mom will finish up in time she heard, "Hi Mom!" in the "TA,vI MY WAS ABLE TO ACH IEVE August. hal lway.

Nursing students daughter Ta mmy "She won't wait a year to gradu­ Because Tammy was a year HER GOALS AND HER DREAMS, AND I Nixon'OO (left) and mother Susan'O 1. '" atE' with me," Susan joked. ahead, the two never had a class to­ .. REGRETTED NOT HIWI NG DONE THAT. usan Nixon is fo llowing in It's been almost 20 years since geth.er. They do talk about > her daughter'S fo otsteps. the School of Nursing has had a professors, classes, and what they SHE WAS MY INSPIRATION." z ;) After seeing how much her mother and daughter in the program have learned. -SUSAN NIXON z S at the same time, according to Both say they chose nursing be­ daughter, Tammy, enjoyed her nurs­ 011[ Shirley Aiken, a 26-year member of cause they enjoy working with .. ing studies, Susan chose to return to Iii schoo!. Susan, who has worked as a the nursing fac ulty. patients, and reaching out to others. % ... licensed practical nurse at a fa mily "They will both make wonderful After completing a precepto rship (a � clinic in Eatonville fo r 17 years, de­ RNs," Aiken said. nursing internship) in pediatrics at cided it was time to move up to Susan, 43, said her husband, Mary Bridge Children's Hospital (in become a registered nurse. Brian, and her two younger daugh­ Tacoma) this fa ll, Tammy hopes to u 011[ ters supported her decision. work with children. Susan hopes to ... - 7

Fulbright Scholars spark PLU's globalper spective

BY KATHERINE HEDLAND '88

PLU's Fulbright Scholars have of the PLU program, presenred the created after World War II, wi th the speak. "It was everything they all smdied international relations in Heritage Lecture, and eight alums goal offostering mutual understand­ talked abQut." Germany, literature in Norway and particip ated in a panel discussion ing among nations. Associate provost Bill Teska said environmental smdics in India. But afterwards. Many came ro pay tribute Ann Marie Mehlum '75, PLU's that all international programs have many say the most important le�sons ro Swenson, who retired in the spring first Fulbright winner, was back on grown at PLU, and they offe r core wcren't learned in the classroom-as after teaching German since 1968. campus fo r her fi rst Homecoming. curriculum emphasizing a global per­ unique cultures and challenges He continues ro work with Fulbright Mehlum, CEO of Access Broadcast­ spective. "It is critical to be preparing opened the doors ro self-discovery. applicaI1Cs. ing, an Imernet marketing company our students to be global citizens," "My year over there was both the "The thrust of the program is an in Eugene, Ore., said she didn't real­ he said. "We are giving our students best time of my life and the most dif­ investmenc in pcace, and onc of the ize when she won the Fulbright in the rools they need to navigate ficult," said Jeremy Mangan '98, who best wa)!s [0 do that is ro have young 1975 that It was so im portant. through an increasingly inter-con­ smdied at the Academy of Fine Arts people living and working in other "It was a fab ulous year," she said nected world." in Munich. "When you're on your cultures," Swenson said. "This has after hearing the fo rmer students own, you start to see things In a dif­ become my crusade." fe rent way." After his lecture about the im­ In recognition of the 25th anni­ portance of language and versary of PLU's involvement in the broadening horizons, panelists took Fllibright program, man)' of the 51 to the podium. One after another, PLU graduates who have been alums rold tales of their years abroad aw.:trded the prestigious scholarship and thanked Swenson fo r encourag­ recurnedfo r a reunion during Home­ ing them ro pursue the Fulbright, the coming wcekcnd. Profess I' emeritus U.S. gov 'rnmenc's remier scholar­ Rodney Swenson, thL� heart and soul ship program. The Fulbright was

E;rccl'pt of Rodnc.y Swenson '.< Heritage Lt'Ct"re: LlIlgl1ag� IS rlw key ro underslJnding any gi vcn culrur�, aud ir is r herefore cssenrial one m h th,l[ have somc funda ental klll1\\'[edge of r e language before making judgmen­ ral observarions .... Wi rhour Ihar ...onc is likely ro makl' ulnocuolls com III ents like. "srrange," "dift" ITllr," "quaim" or even "cure." No living languagc exisrs in a museum, bur in all ellvirollIllenr rhar is cOllsrantly undergoing evolution. In rhe l Jnguage reach­ illg/leamillg milieu, rhe word "culrure" ill wrirren wirh a I(lwcr casc Ic] and an uppe r case lei; rll(' fo nner refers ro rhose cui rural behaviors gl'llerally acquired rhrough grow­ ing up or living ... in a parri cu lar culrure. The orher "ell lrure " refers to knowledge gained primarily rhrough acadclll ic srudy ... lirerarure, lllusic, creative :m d fi ne '1rr. ... III one texr I nored rhe sraremenr rhar language is considered the rcposilClry of culrure, which wo uld IT3dily i nd icare rhe difficulty one would enCllunter when rrying to sepa­ ra[c the tll'O. Carlo Goldini srared rhe fo regoing concepr succinCl'ly: "He who never leaws his country is fu ll of prejudices." Your concept of culru re has undergone a rransfonnarion of unbelicvable proporrions ... flll' in addition ro rhe kinds of culrure I have jusr merHioncd, you haw Professor emeritus Rodney Swenson talks with Tamara Grunhurd'93 Ical'lled rhe culture uf rhe fo reign universiry... rhe arrirude towards Icaming.... l haw heard rhe COllll1lenr so ufren b)' returningFulbrig hr studenrs, "I wish I could have e sraYl'd abroad longlT... I was jusl beginning to fl' cl linguisticall)' at home and to und r­ stand rhe culrure better." THE RtS 1 OF KOONEY SWENSON S LECTUREIS flVAIIJ18L[ HTTP,// WW\'V. PLU.CD/.) IP/?/f\IT/srENf/V/INOI/SWEN50N. r1 Alum bridges cultures (li',1 (HE U-JTE RNET I\T (/I." L. through teaching Alum-ledch oir shines in BY KATHERINE HEDLAND '88

national spotlight S- ince Everett Lee '87 gradu­ While Lee lives on a compound ated from PLU, he has taught with Americans and other fo reign all over the globe. This time, nationals, he must abide by the suict loriana, :l 24-voicc p rofessional choir conducted and fo unded by he is in Saudi Arabia teaching En­ Muslim law of the land. That means Dcu:lne '75 and Karen (lVlcClellan) Kuenzi '74, will be part of a glish [0 members ofrhe Saudi there is no alcohol or talking to monumental recording 11 'xt May. Gloriana will record the choral por­ l 'V Nationa Guard. Lee has been there women in public, .:tndsLrict monitor· • tion of the nt'wcom posirion "SymphollY of Tears," written [0 commemorate t'\ since October, work ing fo r the ing of any materials brought ll1tlJ the the 1915 ge nocide of thc Armenians by rhe Turks. While the singers in Gloriana ... Vinnell Corp., an American company country. He also stops teaching dur­ are fr om around the counrry, rheir oHicc is based in Lakewood, Wash. t'\ that contracts with the Saudi govern­ ing the prayers Muslims offe r five The work was writtcll by internationally recognized composer Jeff ment. Lee has also taught English ll1 ti mes each day. Manookian, who is of Armenian descent . The recording will be conducted by Ch ina and Japan and was an ESL Lee will have timc off to travel , world renowned M.:testro Loris Tjeknovarian of the Vienna Philharmonic. The teacher at Hlghline Community Col­ and Istanbul, Egypt and Lebanon are "" orchestra fo r the recorci Lng will be the Orchestra of Sr. Gregory, one of the fin­ • lege in Burien, Wash. He enJoys the on his itinerary. z est professional orchestras i n Eu rope. l trave ing and opportunities for learn­ While conte mplating his move, c: Recording is t

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BY LAURA (RITCHIE) GIFFORD '00

For 30 yea rs , alumni have cou nted on Scene fo r the latest information on all thi ngs PLU. From the achievements of students and fa culty members to births, graduations and other milestones, Scene has helped Lutes stay in contact with their alma mater and the people who made their time at PLU special.

think many people view Scene has seen physical changes Service, Leadership and Care" long the bottom of its letterhead. And fo r , it as their lifeline to the ranging from paper grade, to print before the phrase made its way onto the last 30 years, Scene has university," said Lauralee quality and graphic design. The chronicled every step. Hagen '75, '78, Director of Alumni times have changed, and Scene has and Parent Relations. "It's the consis- changed along with them. In the tent fo rm of communication with mid-1980s, the magazine's printing everyone ... the one thing that can process went completely electronic, keep people connected to the univer­ and today, articles are submitted via sity." email, designed on sophisticated "Lost" alumni often call the computers and printed on an elec­ officewith updated contact informa­ tl'onic fu ll-color press. While the style tion when they have stopped receiv­ of Scene may have changed, the sub­ ing Scene. "You may not notice when stance stays strong. you don't get the annual giving let­ Certain values continue to ter, but you do notice when you emerge, year after year: service to the don't get Scene," Hagen said. community and to the world, as well In three decades, Scene has seen as servant leadership; care fo r the five editors, fo ur PLU presidents, and earth and its inhabitants; prepara­ more class notes than the magazine's tion fo r the fu ture; seeing and many fa ithful proofreaders wish to changing the world, both during and contemplate. Contributors have after the PLU experience; inquiry come and gone, and many individu­ inro what a Lutheran education is, als merit recognition fo r their and why it is important. dedication to Scene. First and fo re­ In short, PLU has been "Educat­ most is Jim Peterson, who took the ing fo r Lives of Thoughtful Inquiry, President Loren Anderson signs his PLU contract in 1992 as regents Bishop David Wold '56 and Frank Jennings look on. helm during Scene's inaugural issue, and stayed on as editor until 1994. Ken Dunmire's phorographs graced Scene's pages until 1995. And the Profiles: 30 Years of alumni dedication late Harvey Neufeld '54, direcror of church relations emeritus, wrote his hill'much ofthe world Knudsen '52 was honored fo r his ac­ educating fo r lives of service. This "Travelin' \Vi th Harv" column fo r 22 measures success in complishments as a PLU biology award has honored alumni such as years. terms of financial "bot­ professor. He spent more than 8,000 Ron '70 and Ingrid '70 Gintz, recog­ tom line," Lute successes, as detailed hours producing a series of dioramas nized in 1999 fo r providing a home in Scene, are most often measured in fo r Point Defiance Aquarium, and (since 199 I) fo r 25 teenage boys who terms of service to the community. raised more than $6,000 (through have stl'uggled with problems such as Alumni profiles have included sale of his freelance artwork) that he drug addiction, anger management, such standout Lutes as Maria-Alma contributed to the Minority Student connict with their own parents and Copeland '79, the fi rst African­ Scholarship Fund. In 1985, Dr. Insu fa ilure in school. American woman to be ordained in Lee '59 was honored fo r his work Of course, PLU also has gradu­ the American Lutheran Church. The with the National Institute of Health ated its share of alumni who have October 1985 Scene described her and the Food and Drug Administra­ been successful in the more tradi­ journey toward this ground-breaking tion, studying the impact of tional realms of leadership. 1996 position, explaining how, after 23 chemicals such as Agent Orange. And Distinguished Alumnus Donald years of raising a family and working, in 1999, Beverly Haden '66 was hon­ Morken '60, the owner of Genesee Copeland fe lt a calling ro the minis­ ored fo r her work in public healrh Investments, is known as one of the try when her life was spared in a 1972 and her efforts in supporting young pioneers in the hedge fu nd business. car accident. adults with learningdisabil ities. He is a sought-after speaker on in­ Distinguished Alumnus Award In recent years, the Alumni vestment topics, and has been quoted winners are often recognized, not fo r Board created an additional Alumni numerous times in rhe \Vall Street Richard Jungkunn, former acting Z their prestige or power, but for their Service Award as a way of awarding Journal and Forbes Magazine. 1M president and longtime provost. excellence in service. In 1975,]ens those who live out PLU's mission of contliwt'ti, paSt 9 III...

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f nothing else, the editors of First, PLU is a fa mily institution. Lure publications can be Couples have announced marriages assured of two certainties in and the births of their children-and life: Mooring Mast readers will al­ many of those kids themselves be­ ways look at the Safety Beat fi rst, and come alumni. Scene readers will head directly fo r Second, PLU is continually Class Notes. growing. While enrollment grows Scene readers' fascination with steadily, the body of those who call Class Notes is easy to explain. As themselves "Lutes" grows immensely alumni move away and begin new with every entering class-and ac­ When the Mortvedt Library was constructed in 1967, building architects gave the two­ stages in their lives, keeping in touch cordingly, Class Notes grows longer story structure enough strength to support a third level at some point in the future_ By the mid- 1 980s, the library's collections had outgrown the first two floors_ A third story becomes more complicated. In a and richer. was in 1987_ world where it sometimes seems The most enduring patternthat 1m: Scene makes a habit of sharing easier to drift apart than stay con­ emerges is the strength of the PLU interesting stories about current students nected, Class Notes are the glue that community. Class Notes routinely with its readers. In May 1978, the maga%ine profiled five Lute football binds PLU's alumni community to­ profilegatherings and events that players who made it to television's "The gether. bring together alumni from 20, 30 or Gong Show" as "The Non-Lettermen," after discovering they could sing at a team Reviewing the 30 years of mar­ even SO years ago to catch lip on busy camp. Clockwise from left, the "Non­ riages and births, job promotions lives and remember old times. LeHermen" included Mark Reiman '79 and awards that Scene has chronicled, (now the chair of PLU's economics department" Kris Morris '80, Mike Catron certain patterns become apparent. '78, Mark Accimus '80 and Phil Earley '80.

"Profiles," colTtm::rd

Still, alumni like Morken share their fe llow Lutes' dedication to ser­ vice. While Morken has been one of PLU's most generous donors, his de­ votion of time is even more impres­ sive. He is a PLU regent, a class representative, and a Q Club mem­ ber. He was the National Chairman of PLU's "Make a Lasting Diffe rence" campaign in the 1990s, and is cur­ rendy a National Co-Chair of the

Steering Committee fo r "The Cam­ "II paign fo r Pacific Lutheran Univer­ J> " siry: The Next Bold Step."

It was hard, almost impossible, " to narrow the gigantic list of capti­ c: vating, touching and inspiring � The late Jens Knudsen '52 devoted over 8,000 hours to creating a series of dioramas for the Point Defiance Aquarium. In February X profiles that have graced Scene's 1973, Scene paid Knudsen a visit as he worked on a scene depicting Cape FlaHery. 1ft .. pages. PLU should be most proud of ,. that fact. Z c: z

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nally built to house the natural sci­ ences, was remodeled and convened into a home fo r various academic services and the School of Nursing.

Ingram Hall, used as a student union and as a headquarters fo r both the School of Nursing and the art de­ partment, today is home to the School of the Arts. The fo rmer Parkland School was annexed by the university in the 1980s, and became

home to the Marriage and Family Therapy program and several com­ munity ourreach organizations. PLU added a third f100r to the Mortved t Library in 1987, and it now houses the University archives. Scene's inau­ gural cover story, the UC, has also seen many changes. The area that i5 now the Scandi­ navian Cultural Center? During construction of the UC in 1970, longtime UC director Marv Swenson noticed the construction crew filling in a large hole on the lower level. \V hen engineers said it wasn't neces­ sary to fill in the hole, Swenson had it left open, and added doors. Despite

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Mary Baker Russell Music Center was constructed in two phases, with the second phase beginning in December 1996. Scene was there as Mary Baker Russell herself broke ground on the final addition. David Benson '94, Jane Russell and Darren Kerbs '96 stand by as Mary wields her shovel.

s Scene has grown and Following the dedication ofthe UC changed throughout the in November 1970, the next major years, so has PLU. Scene be- addition was the Names Fitness Cen­ gan with the very".orange cover of the ter, which opened in 1984. Rieke "PLU SPORTED IT'S OWN BOWLING inaugural issue in September 1970, Science Center, named fo r then-Presi­ fe aturing what lVas then the newly dent William O. Rieke, lVas dedicated ALLEY UNTI L A LACK OF USE AND A constructed University Center. More in January 1985. The '90s saw the " '" NEED FOR MORE COM PUTER USER recently, the shiny new W. M. Keck dedication of the Mary Baker Russell Over the years, Scene has chronicled Observatory graced the Winter 1999- Music Center in February 1995, and PLU's special effort to remain connected ROOMS FO RC ED A REMODEL. " to its Norwegian heritage. On several 2000 cover. And this issue's cover the W. M. Keck Observatory at this occasions, members of the Norwegian fe atures (along with the history of fal l's Opening Convocation. Finally, royal family have come to campus. Here, President Anderson shows the PLU growth) South Hall, which just South Hall was dedicated during Norwegian crown prince. Haakon, a opened its doors to students. Homecoming weekend this October. sculpture on lower campus titled In 30 years, the list of new build­ There have also been renovations "Generations of Oak" during his visit in z 1999. The sculpture, created by Kathryn ings is impressive and varied. and additions. Ramstad Hall, origi- Wold, was dedicated by his mother, U III Queen Sonja, in 1995.

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The University Center is one of many buildings that have seen a multitude of changes over the past 30 years. The space that began its life as a bowling alley is now the UC computer lab.

" Plannillg,�' COi!tlmtL'd a dirt floor, the space provided valu­ able storage space during the UC's earl}'}'ears, and was later converted into music practice rooms. \!(! hat about the current studio and office space fo r KCNS Student Te levision and KC CR Student Radio? When the UC opened its doors, ASPLU occupied the rooms down the hall from the Mooring Mast. One can only imagine what interesting exchanges occurred late at night on the mezzanine level. The computer center that cur­ rent students use ro type term papers) Until [992, it was a place ro hurl balls at pins on weekends. Yes, PLU sported its own bowling alley unril lack of use and a need fo r more computer user rooms fo rced a re­ model. The computer center opened in 1995. Now in 2000, PLU awaits completion of the Xavier Hall reno­ vation, a $5 million project the first of three capirol projects fu nded the Campaign fo r Pacific Lutheran University: The Next Bold Step. \V hatever the fUTure holds, it is certain that new and innovative planning will be reported in Scene.

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Lute professor-coach chases records past retirement

BY NICK DAWSON

or 30 years, Gary Chase

devoted his life co teac hing F Pacific Lutheran Universi ty studems how co incorporate physical fitness inco everyday life. Now, in what he calls "semi-retirement," Chase is pursuing nOt only physical fi tness, but also world records fo r his age group in swimming. This fal l, he established a world record in the 100-meter backstroke and a national record in the 50-meter backstroke (for the 60-64 age group) at the Northwest Zone Champion­ ships. The "short course" records, set

111 a 25-mcter pool, are 1: 12.42 fo r the 100-meter and 33.83 fo r the 50-meter backstroke. He broke the fo rmer 100- meter record by more than one fu ll second. "I swim CO stay in cop condi­ tion," says Chase. "1 see these times as being outcOmes. I'll continue CO pur­

sue this, lwalth perm i tting."

Chase. rarted h is purs Ll it of SWimming excellc.nce i n his youch.

He began swi mming competi tively when he about 9 years old at the local Yt"lCA By the time he graduated in

1958 from Aberdeen's \V catherwax Gory Chose continues his doily ritual of 3,400 to 4,300-yord workouts at the Puyallup YMCA.

High, Chase was a prep standout. He fi nished second at the state meet in ineiuding Mark Mader, who became Chase served as professor of ex­ \\1a)'. "\Ve're vcr)' fo rtunate co have an All-American at the University of ercise scie nce and fi tne ss in the th is meet in our own backyard," says STILL, THE GOAL OF A NATIONAL OR Southern California. School of Physical Education from Chase. "I'm looking at this as a shorr­ WORLD RECORD DOES ENTICE. CHASE Chase would eventually reru rn 1970 LI ncil his ret iremem in 2000. term goal. Then I'd like co go co the

to coachi ng in the 1970s at Pacific His wife, Sharon, has been on the Masters Wo rld Championships in SAYS , "IF TH ERE'S A NATI ONAL RECORD Lu t heran . Before tha t, he earned his PLU l i bra ry sraff ,incc 1972 and their New Zealand in 2002." BE OUTTHERE, IT'S MEANTTO BROKEN." master's degree in exercise physiology sons , Score and Brian , both gradu­ There's also the 200-l11cter back­

from WSU 111 1 9 64. Chase then went ated from rhe school. Chase's stroke world record ro be broken, HE LOOKS AT RETI REMENT AS HIS OPPOR- to work fo r Boeing in the Manned p rimary teach i n g assignment at Pa­ and Chase is working hard co cur TU NITY NOT JUST BREAK RECORDS, BUT Space program, doing re�ea rch re­ cificL uthe ran came with the core 2.73 seconds offhis best rime in or­ lated to the h),siology of class, Personalized Fieness Programs, der co achieve that goaL Some 50 A CHANCE TO ENJOY NEW CHALLENGES. p weightlessness and inactivity of as­ commonly known as P. E. 100. Chase years after getting his starr in a the 1 00-yard backstroke, and eventu­ tronauts during prolonged space taught between 300 and 500 stu­ YMCA pool, the YMCA remains a ally earnedan athletic scholarship co flight. When the research proJecr was dents in the co urse each year. part of Chase's life. He now swims Wa shington State. There he was a completed, Chase left Boeing and In addition to hi s teaching posi­ 3,400- to 4,300-yard daily workours i three-time Pacific Northwest Confer­ setded with his fa mily in Eugene, t o n , Gary served as the Pacific at the Puyallup YMCA Chase says ence champion in the 100- and Ore., where he becam e an instrllC[or Lutheran swimming coach from [hat the distance is half of what most 1970-77. 200-)'ard backstrokes. He also swam at Lane ComlTllI nity College, as wcil His swi mming tcams won competitive young swimmers log u th e 200-yard Il1dividual m edley and as a club swim coach. Latcr, hl' many h onors , i n cl ding men 's and daily. "I've got to be realistic," says established WSU records in al l three moved to Seatrle, trained on Wall wome n 's confc rence champions hips Chase. "I'm nOt a kid anymore. " events. His best event was the 100- Street, and became a stock broker each year fr om 1970-77. In 1973, he Still, the goal of a national or yard backstroke-Chase fi nished and commodities trader. Then, in the was selected as NAIA Coach of the world record does entice. Chase says, early '70s, came the oppo rtu nity a( Year after his men's team placed "lfrhere's a national record out z sixth at the 1962 NCAA national ... third at the national meet. Under v meet. PLU. there, it's meant co be broken." He '" Despite his collegiate swimming "I enjoyed (he challenge of a Chase's wtelage, Lure swimmers looks at re tirement as his oppOrtu­ SLlccess, don't expecr Chase to swim completely ncw career fo cus, bur rhe earned NAIA All-America honors 40 nit)' nOt just break records, but a

VI in the next WSU men's alumni opportunity to coach and teach at times, including three men who were chance to en joy new challenges. II< meet-\Xlashington State no longer PLU wa.sthe perfect career opporru­ fo ur-year All-America honorees. "ff I had co make a statement of > has men's swimming. nity," says Chase. Three of his swimmers combined co what retirement is, it is productive :z: a n "M)' field was e.xercise physiol­ wi n a total of six 1d ivi dual event use of time which leads co life's en­ ::> While he was stude t athlete at II ogy, and I had a chance co teach that national championships. nt ," z WSU, Chase started what wo uld turn joyme s says Chase. For Gary « out CO be a successful coach i ng ca­ here," says Chase.. "This was one of Next on Chase's schedule is the Chase, swimlTling is most certai nly a II< ... reer. Wo rking with young club those evell ts ill your life that is a very 50-meter pool "long course" nation­ part of that. ::t ... swimmers in Pullman, Chase helped purposeful thing." It was with a als, set fo r next August at [he King ::I u develop several outstandi ng athletes, "sense of calli ng" that Chase and h is County Aq a tic Center in Federal v family came to PLU.

v « II. - 13 leadership and service

Parents Council a great tool to help parents make the tough college transition

BY

n the fall, many parents across PLU Parents Council 2000-2001 the country drop their chil­ The mission of the Pacific Lutheran dren off at PLU, as a new University Parents Council is to serve chapter oflife begins. The PLU envi­ as ambassadors, by promoting and ronment makes letting go a little supporting PLU, and to oct as liaisons between parents, students and the easier (although we doubt this is ever university. easy) through a caring, collaborative community of fa culty, staff and William and Anne Buck, Choirs administration. One of the most Portland, Oregon effective organizations in this Paul and Carol Abodeely transition is Pa.renrs Council. Redmond, Wa shington For those not fa miliar with Randy and Jeanne Costello Parents Council, here is a brief sum­ Honolulu, Hawaii mary: Sponsored by the Officeof Alumni and Parent Relations, they Norris and Jana Dancer Star, Idaho are a group ofvoluntccr parents and fa milies of PLU students. Parents Paul and Penelope Fredlund Council members help the university Seattle, Wa shington inform other parents about all as­ The Buck family: Bill, Andrew '01, Abby '03, Anne, and David Peter 76 and Mary Ellen 77 Gulsrud pects of the univl' rsity, strive to Spokane, Washington promote the welfare and advance­ sions fo r parents during new studcnt touch with their children by giving Don 77 and linda 77 Jamieson ment of thc university and cncourage orientations, phoning ncw parents in thcm fi rst-hand knowledge of cam­ Omak, Washington members to participate in Council the parent-to-parent calling program pus happenings. It's a great way to be projccts. and serving as local resources in their active participants in the community Gary and Mavis Koch Fresno, California Some of the activities include communities. where children are becoming produc­ serving a.< hosts in residence halls, Volunteering fo r PLU has given tive adults-but without intruding John and Melanie McQuaig sponsoring question-and-answer ses- Parents the opportunity to stay in on their individual growth. We natchee, Washington John '68 and Shirley '69 Oakley Billings, Montano TIlesuccess of LuteRecruit Bill and Donna Schlitt Solem, Oregon

au just never know who as a fr eshman. Think of those you Paul and Ly nn Olson might become a Lute, might know ill yo ur fa mily, yo ur Pori Orchard, Washington thanks to you! The neighborhood or yo ur community Jerry 73 and Janine 72 Skaga LuteRecrui t program really works thar wo uld be a good match fo r PLU, Gig Harbor, Wa shington and Ryan Speier '04 is living proof. and submit their names on the post­ Chuck and Linda Spiedel Boise, Idaho Ryan's name came to PLU on a age paid card fo und in every issue of LuteRecruit card, submitted by re­ Scene. Also look fo r the LuteRecruit Paul and Cynthia Stabbert cent grad, Ashley Orr '00. Thanks to fo rm on the Alumni website Tacoma, Washington both her volunteer admissions work (www.plu.edu/ -arel/lrctJfr. html) or Glen and Koren To kenouchi and the work ofPLU's admissions call 800-ALUM-PLU. FRONT ROW: Ryan Speier and his brather Lihue, Hawaii staff, Ryan enrolled at PLU this fa ll Brandan. BACK ROW: Ashley Orr '00; Ryan's parents, Denise and Brad Speier. William and Yvonne Van Nostron Va ncouver, Washington

Alumni Award Nominations ." University Representatives ,. The PLU Alumni Assaciatian urges alumni, friends and students ta submit names of persons to be n cansidered for awards recagnizing their contributions ta society or the university. Lauralee Hagen 75, 78 Distinguished Alumnus Award Alumni Service Award Director, Alumni and Parent Relations n ... Through years of dedication and service, this alumnus has Awarded to an alu mnus who has demonstrated outstan ding Darren Kerbs '96 c: .. achieved professional or vocational distincti on. volunteer leaders h ip and/o r service to the community. Associate Director, Alumni ond :z: Parent Relations .. Yo ur Nominee ______Yo ur No minee ______,. David Aubrey z Vice President for Development and Outstanding Alumnus Award Heritage Award c University Relalions z Award to an alumnus, beyond fifteen years of graduation, Awarded to an alumnus fo r years of distinguished service to who has excelled in a spec ia l area of life. < the university. Laura Polcyn 75 ,79 ... Vice President for Admissions and .. ______'" Yo ur Nom n ______i ee Yo ur Nominee _ Enrollment Services Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award Special Recognition Award Lauro Majovski '" Award to an alu mnus, within fi ft een years of grad uarion, Awa rded to an alumnus or fr iend of rhe university who has Vice President and Dean for Student Life n a area who has excelled in a speci l of life. served the univers ity in a unique or special way. President Loren and MaryAnn Anderson z You r Nominee ______Your Nominee ______

z Your Name ______Address ______...,

City/State/Zip ______Phone .. '" " "

I '" c - 14 Office of Alumni and Parent Relations OFFleEl 253-535-7415 D'ltltTOR: lauralee Hagen '15, '78 Ne5vlg Alumni Center TOLL FREE. 1-800-ALUM·PLU ASSOCIAn DIRECTOR: DarrenKerbs '96 Pacific lutheran University lAX: 2S3-53S-855S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Joni Nieu Tocoma, WA 98447-0003 IMAIL, [email protected] alumni Wt85lTt: www.plu.edu/a/um

HOMECOMING 2000 SCRAPBOOI( 'Zo£� �)2/�"

Gala BuHet and Concert Students, alumni and faculty perform at the Gala Buffet Songfest and Concert. Angela Meade '01 sings "This Place Is Mine" Foculty, stoff ond ad."inistrators from "Phantom." . hom it up at Song fest 2000 . ...

Fulbright Scholor Deon Pinto '86 spends time with his mentor and friend, professor emeritus Rodney Swenson, at the Gola Buffet. Pinto porticipoted along with Swenson earlier thot doy ot the onnuol Homecoming eunions Heritoge lecture. "

lumni Ten

John Feldmonn '82, Dove Reep '82 and JeffWolton '82 were just three of the mony members of the 1980 NAIA Notionol Chompionship footboll teom bock for a 20,h reunion celebrotion . ...

Ten closses held reunions on compus during Homecoming including the newest oddition to the PlU Golden Club, the closs of 1950 (seen here as a group, ot 0 dinner held in their honor) . ...

. » """r ....•... e fer 0 '5 U51( me in £'-" ,,1 Alumni stoff Anna Holl '02, Country music singer/songwriter Michael Peterson '80 was seen everywhere Joni Niesz ond Lindo Hutson '01 during Homecoming 2000. Michael participated in the alumni career fair welcome hundreds of olums bock for Homecoming known as Java, Jobs and Jazz, received his 1999 Outstanding PLU Alumnus 2000 in the olumni tent. award at the Gala Buffet and Concert, and attended the 1980 football reunion brunch. He sang the national anthem at the football game, sang for th e Board Alumni Legacy of Regents' dinner on Sunday and performed a concert that benefited PLU's Q Homecoming is a time to Club. Michael Peterson performs on acoustical recognize alumni legocy concert for the hometown crowd. T families. This family of lutes attended the Homecoming football gome: Walt Sohli 'SO, Walt's doughter Paulo Sohli Delong '75 and Paulo's daughter Down Ainslie '04. �

... z South Hall Dedication ... u .. Four South Hall residents show their Childhood friend enthusiasm about their new "home". Mike Mattingly Pictured are Micah Rieke, Trevon joins Michoel on \II Outstanding Alumnus VanderPloeg, Pol Marquardt and Eric the PlU stage...... Steiger. ... Award from President y > Anderson at this year's concert and awards z !) program. (Peterson was out of the country last z year during Homecoming • .. and was unable to ... attend.) PlU's newest residence hall, South Hall, % .. was dedicoted on Homecoming Sundoy• :::l Regent Lindo Evonson '61 receives the key to South Holl from the project v manoger Bill Reid, while members of ... the architectural firm ond President Anderson look on. - 15

REFLECTIONS

Beginnings ...

rad '80 and Marlena '80 Fal k checked their PLU B freshman son, AJ, into his residence hall room in September. Brad, Marlena and son, Chris, were back to PLU in October to celebrate A] 's first PLU Homecoming, Brad and Marlena's 20'" and Brad's par­ flm, Phil '50 and Roberta '5 1 falk's, 50,h reunion.

Communitybu ilding inspires Q Club volunteer

BY KARA FLEHARTY

iving can mean diffe ren t Adams continues to help others by the campus Christian community, things. Jenny Adams '03 maintaining a membership in the and works as a telefund-raiser fo r the G believes giving is helping QClub. Annual Fund. others by "providi ng all you can fo r "People sometimes fo cus so "When I'm calling people, I have the people around you." much on people's needs away fr om a connection," she said. ''I'm a stu­ "I learned about giving from my their community that they fo rget dent, and 1 give. I'd like others to parents," said Adams. "They serve in about the communityar ound them," give, to o. It's such a wo rthy cause." leadership positions in their church, Adams SJid. "Helping the people What's her advice fo r giving) and opt'ratea Chehalis area clothing around you and seeing them being Give, no matter what the size of the bank." cared fo r-that's tbe direct reward." donation is. "Even a small gift can It's not just giving within the Adams, a psychology major, make a big diffe rence. When we all

community that makes Adam's fam­ sings in the Chapel Choir, is active in contribute, it adds up." "'II » ily unique. In a family of eight n

children, Adams is one of six adopted ....

with disabilities-she was born with a n rare disease that caused her arms and c legs not to develop. ;\ dams' older and .. ;z; younger brothers have Down Syn­ ,. drome, and three other siblings have Jenny Adams '03, Q Club member � spastic dysplasia, a condition that z affects muscle control. "In our fa m­ c z ily, there is no separation between < disabled and non-disabled," said ... ,. \II "I'VE BEEN TA UGHT PATI ENCE. Adams. "We are a fa mily and are all ... the same." -< THROUGH MY PARENTS I'VE LEARNED Adams, who uses an electric III n LIFE ISN'T ABOUT ME, IT'S ABOUT wheelchair, believes her disability has z helped mold her into the giving .. HELPING OTHERS." young woman she is today.

-J ENNY ADAMS "I've been taught patience , 7. "Adams said. "Through my parents, I've learned life isn't about me. It's about helping others." As a studen t attending PLU on fi nancial aid, Adams (center, left) with her mother, father and seven siblings. - 16 alumni class notes

Duane allended luther Theological We s continues as a part-Lme faculty coaching football from 1962 to Mary (GriHiths) Wiltse Seminary in SI. Paul, Minn., Patricio member at California State 1966. The 1964 undefeated Class A graduated from luther Seminary in 1936 helped support her family. In 1968, University, Sacramento in the football team was chosen as the May 1999 and was ardained in Gertrude (Brunner) Krause died she earned graduate credits in Deportment of Educational school's all-time best. January 2000. She is now the pastor on Aug. 19. She was 86. Gertrude education from Moorhead [Minn.] Administration and Policy Studies. Alan Brooks retired at the end of at Zion lutheran Church in Saint was a teacher for 22 years, teaching State University. This prepared her to He is also the president of Wescat the year after 36 years of general Paul, Minn. She was previously in 'in several different Tacoma schools. return to work to help with her Carp., a management consulting dentistry in Ta coma. He looks nursing education for 30 years. She was also actively involved as a children's higher education. Patricia company. forward to enjoying his many member of luther Memorial and later is survived by her husband; her interests, weekly grandchild care Emmanuel lutheran Church in '81, children, Nora '77, Darin and time on Vashon Island. 1967 Tacoma. Gertrude lived in the north Michael, Naomi '82, and Rachel 1959 end of Tacoma far 57 years. She will '83; and four grandchildren. Nancy (Jurgensen) Pearson be dearly missed by her daughter, The American Heart Association held and her husband, Bruce, are Annette (Krause) Bisset '66; the First American Heart Wa lk in 1962 enjoying their retirement in their new Memory of Patti Bills, on Ocl. 14, son, Richard Krause '68; and Gretta Merwin was elected by home on Hood Conal, narth of in Medford, Ore. The walk was held granddaughter, Coriander 1956 school administrators from around Poulsbo, Wash .. Their sons are both during the Medfard Jazz Jubilee (Krause) Hunt '94. Marilyn (Krug) Warsinske the state of Wa shington as the in college. Erik is a senior weekend, an event that Patti founded retired from nursing at Eastern State president-elect for the Washington engineering student and leif is a and served as the president far the Hospital in Medical lake, Wash. She Association of School Administrators sophomore majoring in architecture. first 10 years. is doing some traveling, enjoying her (WASA). She will assume office in 1950 family and quilting. July 2001 . She has been an Phyllis (Brandt) Babcock died administrator in both Washington Clarann (Otteson) Wilkins 1969 on Aug. 21 She taught elementary and Oregon and is currently the taught school for 31 years and 1960 Rick Rouse, Executive Director for school for 25 years in Spokane, superintenuent of the Ellensburg retired in 1978. She was a George Doebler and his wife, Church Relations and Continuing Ta coma and We natchee, Wa sh., School District. Gretto received her kindergarten teacher at Wa inwright Nancy, live in Knoxville, Tenn., Education at PlU received special before retiring in 1993 . For the past Ph.D. and master's degree from the Elementary School in the Tacoma where George is director of pastoral recognition by the lutheran Society 44 years, about every six months, University of Oregon. School District for 23 years. Her care and counseling at the University for Missiology for his article in Phyllis received an envelope with husband, Ralph, passed away in of Te nnessee Medical Center. Jim Widsteen retired from his lutheran Partners titled "Tec hnology pictures and a leller from each of her 1989. Peter and Karen (Shaner '61) position as assistant superintendent and a New Reformation." He was friends from the class of '56: Jan Jordahl enjoy visiting with their of the Port Angeles (Wash.) School the first place winner in the (Geldaker) Reierson, Myrna daughter, Miriam, and her husband, District in June. Previously he was the professional categary of their 2000 (Shelver) Heppe, Kathy Don, in eastern Te nnessee and with director of human resources for four annual essay competition. (Gulhaugen) Clare, Thelma years. He also served as on assistant their son, Myron, and his wife, Catharyn Baird earned a law 1954 (Nygaard) Schwarz, Marlys principal at Port Angeles High Te rrie, and their fa mily, in Austin, degree from the University of Puget The Flora lamson Hewlett library at (Solterbeck) Pfrimmer, Dee School, principal of Stevens Middle Te xas. Peter and Karen remain active Sound School of law in 1975. She is Graduate Theological Union in (Beck) Carstensen, and Ellen School and counselar at Roosevelt at St. Martin's Evangelical lutheran currently a professor of business at Berkeley, Calil, recently exhibited a (Henry) Garrity, who she had Middle School. Jim was a teacher in Church. Peter uses an electric scooter Regis University where she has been collection of paintings, sculpture, lived with on the top floar of Old the Steilacoom School District far to get around as post-polio syndrome a faculty member since 1985. and old master prints to " ...explore Main (Harstad Hall).They called the three years before going to Port has taken its tall. He continues to be Catharyn was named Regis the representation of Christ's death packet their "round robin." Phyllis is Angeles. an active radio amateur with call University (Cola.) Faculty lecturer of and resurrection from European survived by her husband of 43 sign, K5GM. Both Peter and Karen the Yea r and gave a campus-wide Renaissance to contemporary years, Ray '59; daughters, Ruth still work full-time. presentation, "Grumbling in the America." The exhibit included an oil and Carolyn; san, Steve; four Desert: Ethics in a Post-Modern of the crucifixion painted by John grandchildren; two sisters including 1963 Wo rld," on Nov. 3. Catharyn is the Philip (J.P.) Carlstrom (de­ Barbara (-Brandt)Coltom '61 Col. John Stevens retired from the daughter of Jeanne Baird '50 and ceased), while a student of Professor and two brothers. 1961 U.S. Army an Aug. 4, after 32 years Theodore Baird '49 (deceased). George Roskos at Pacific lutheran Carolyn (Ericksen) Swanson of duty, most recently as president of College. J.P. conti nued his art studies has four grandch ildren, three from the Oregon Army Notional Guard Dave Richardt retired after 30 part-time in Munich while in the U.S. her son, Keith '89, and his wife, Med ical Duty Review Board. He years of teaching drama and English Army. He later obtained a master in 1958 Clarice '89; and one from her continues private practice of at Rogers High School in Puyallup. daughter, Karen '87. Carolyn orthopedic surgery in Salem, Ore. He now lives near Palm Springs, arts degree in art education at Wesley Apker Stanfard University, which was works in administrative support at Calif., and teaches senior humanities agreed to serve followed by further work at the the Food and Drug Administration in and upper school drama at a private as interim Ruskin School of Fine Art and Seattle. Her husband, Donald, is college prepa rotary school in executive 1964 Drawing at The Ashmolean, Oxford retired. Rancho Mirage. director of the Dick Nelson is the new athletic University. J.P. died in 1959. Farah (Peters) Fisher received California John Wisen died on July 5 as the director at Issaquah (Wash.) High the Outstanding Professor award Psychological result of injuries received in an auto School. For 27 years he was at fram California State University, Association until accident in January. He retired from Redmond (Wash.) High School, Domingo Hills, in May. She is a a new executive Wenatchee Valley College in 1994 where he was a physics teacher and prafessor of graduate education. 1955 director is and became a CFP, working for coached boys basketball, girls Personal Investment Management. Patricia (Soderman) Thompson named. He will basketball, football and baseball. He He is survived by his wife, Diana. died on Sept. 1. In 1954, before then return to semi-retired status as retired from teaching in 1996 and graduating from PlU, Patricia supportive husband for his CEO Bill Lennon was inducted into the from coaching in 1998. married her husband of 46 years, wife, a doting grandfather to his 10 Ocosto High School Hall of Fame in Duane Thompson '55. While grandkids and his passion, writing. Westport, Wa sh., an Aug. 5, far

ALUMNI I Bicyclist Bangsund crosses country in 47 days BY ED LARSON '57

hen David Bangsund '71 fi nished his cross­ Among the riders were three college professors, a priest, country bicycle ride, the comment fro m his wife, several attorneys, a youth minister and a woman who sells vin­ W Lynne '70, was that "he now has legs of steel!" tage clothing. She managed to purchase more than 250 old An avid bicyclist, Bangsund and other family members hats as she traveled through the countryside. have taken numerous biking vacations. But the 47-day trip The bikers were accompanied by CrossRoads, a group that

that he negotiated in May andJune was something altogether provides su pport, emergency help, and other services, such as !­ diffe rent. hotel booking, along the way. Z In late May, Bangsund and more than 50 other bikers The grearesr challenges facing the bikers included the waded into the water with their bicycles near Manha[[an heat ofSourhern California and New Mexico, thunderstorms

z Beach, Calif.,fo r a "wheel dipping ceremony." Forty-seven in the Midwest, the many ups and downs of hills and moun­

.. days and 3,425 miles later (and 30 pounds lighter!) Bangsund tain passes in Arizona, and [he constant pressure of auto III and his cohorts pedaled into Boston, Mass., and submerged drivers and truckers who begrudged having to share the road their rires in the Atlantic Ocean, thereby completing rheir with bicyclists. II> cross-country trek. Only rwo of the original troupe ofbikcrs On the other hand, Bangsund pointed out that tbe steep .. IN did nor fi nish, and their fa ilure to complete the monumental climbs were somewhat counter-balanced by the "free ride" that > journey was due to injuries susrained along the way. the downhill portions provided_ A highlight of the trip was Z � David Bangsund and his wife, The bikers came fro m many countries-Canada, England, when the bikers were allowed to ride around the Indianapolis Lynne, at the start of his bicycle Germany, Wales,Japan, New Zealand and the Unired Srares. Speedway in Indiana. adventure. While the bicyclists' ages were mostly in the 60s, rhere was one When asked wherher he would undertake such a trip

woman in her early 20s who was just out of college, as well as a again, J.)angsul1d said: "Probably not that particular ride 77-year-old man who had navigated the lengrhy trip several again ... but I would be open to something similar." rimes before. Then , 011 the weekend fo llowing his return to his home in u Portland, Ore., Bangsund hopped on his bicycle and rode the 100 miles to Olympia, Wash., to visit some fr iendsl .. < ... - 17

Kelly Henrickson is associate prafe�sor of pediatrics and 1970 microbiology at Medical College of 1984 1987 1989 Charles and Kathy (Harman Wisconsin. She has two daughters, Tim and Lisa (Miles) Kittilsby Carrie Tellefson Miller and her Scott and Christi u , '71) Va nderpool's da ghter Erin, 16, and Kristen, 14. announce the birth of Porker Miles, husband, Frank, announce the birlh (Kirkpatrick) Ruth '01 , represented PLU at the St. on Aug . 12. He ioins Eric James, 6. of Samuel Franklin, on April 15. Gillette announce Ola�/Carlta� College women's math Carolyn (Crawford) Brooks and Corrie is assistant d irector of the their adoption of camp lost summer. Ruth was one of her husband, Ken, announ ce the Washi ngton Department of Maren Elizabeth, l w 18 women na ion ide chosen to 1980 bi rth of James, on Aug. 8. He jai ns Information Services in Olympia. born on Dec. 2 1 , allend the camp. Gregory Hostetter and his wife, Ja ke, 10, and Al ec, 6. Tim Rundquist ond his wife, t999. Jean, onnounce Ihe birth of Sandy (Olsen) sinnes has a new Kristi (Lorsen) Beebe is a pastor Heather, announce the birth of Stephanie (Roberts) Gwendolyn Kai, on July 25 . She pasillon as direclor of cuslomer ot Nativity lutheran C hurch in Rosemary tngrid, on Aug. 1. Tim is Wasserman and her husband, joins J ulie, 2. Greg continues to work service at Olympic Medical Center Littleton, Colo. She and her husband, on attorney for the state of Wyeth, announce the birth of Astrid, for Matson Navigation Company in . in PorI Angeles, Wash. Scott, climbed all of Colorado's 54 Minnesota on May 21. She joins Wolter, 5. Son Francisco. He and his fami ly Leroy sinnes is in his 30" year of "fourteener�," mountains that are Laura (Robinson) Long and her Stephanie is a homemaker. recently moved into their new home leachirlg freshman health and 14,000 leet and above. husbond, Mark, onnounce the birth Wa n Ahmad Wan Yusoff and in the Hayward Hrghlands. c oachi n g basketball. H is also the Linda Westpfahl, a school of Nathan Paul, on Sept. I 1 He his wife, Raziah Abu Hasson, have Linda (Keene) suttie is at director of Ihe physical education psychologist, is now warking in the joins Timothy, 2. three sons, ages 7, 6, and 1.1/2, Harvard for one year with her deportment. Leroy has been coach of Puyallup School District. She was Heidi (Geldaker) Wilkerson and and a daughter, 4. Won Ahmad is a husband. Richard, and their son, the yeor twice in the post three years previously in the White River School her husband, Jim, announce the birth credit manager at Affin Bonk Berhad Kyle, 10. They recently returned from os Port Angeles High School's head District for five years. of Amy Elise, on Aug. 1 1. She iains in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. London, where they lived far three coach. N icholas, 3. Heidi is a stay at home Lisa-Britt (Tonning) Davies and years while Richard, a coptain in the mom and Jim is an Air Farce pilot. her husband, Rick, announce the Navy, was on assignment birth of Jared Nilsen, on Sept. 11 to the US. Embassy. 1985 Liso·8ritt is vice president of account 1971 /lavboswiie@ool. com Stacey (Davis) Nelson and her services at Passage Marketing . Joe Hustad is servi ng an Ihe Brian Tipple has a new posi tion as husbol1d, Grant, announce the birth 1988 Amy (Lind lief) Marko and her technical advisory committee in principal/directo r of research at of Gunnar Davis, on Morch 2. He Rod Chiapusio was promoted to conjunction Oregon husband, Gary, announce the birth with the Siroch Capitol Management in joins Gorrett, 2. Stacey is a part·time the rank of major in the Air Force of twi n girls, Madison and Morgan, Departmenl of Transportation for Ihe Seattle. He was previously a P. E. leacher in the Griffin School Reserve and is still flying the C-5 ' on Sept. 6. complete restoration of the St. John s portfo l io manager at the Fronk District in Olympia. Galaxy. He olso upgraded to first suspension bridge in Portland, Ore . . Kristi (Carlile) Houle and her RU5Ssll Company in Tacoma for 13 Olivier and Jeanne (McDonnell officer on the Boeing 777 for United The designated historical bridge will husband, Michael, announce the years . H is wife, Traci (Wortley '86, '91) Ta upin announce the Airlines. He flies out of San be compleled in 2004. · birth of Madeleine, on Sept. 19. '82), is 0 full ti me mom for their two birth f Emm Claire, an Nov. 4, Francisco. v u Kristi is on experienced manager at Carol Cozad was honored as one gi rls and an active ol nteer in their 1999. Julianne (Larson) Fagerstrom of eigh t recipients nalionwide of Ihe hometown of Gig Harbor, Wa sh. Andersen Consulting and Michael is Bryan and Lilli (Khatibi '86) dnd her husband, To m, announce the 2000 Certificale of Merit far a lead engineer at Boei ng. Brenchley onnounce the birth of birth of Erik Thomos, on June 28. The Oulstanding Achievement 'n the Sonya Brandt Stewart and her Kolin , on March 30. 1999. She proud grandparents are Ed '57 teaching of German, 11 was awcrrded husband, John, announce the birth of 1981 joins Alayna, 1 0, Maleasa, 8, and and Betty (Johnson) '58 by t he American Association 01 Rachel, on April 21 She joins Brandon, 5. In October, Bryon a nd larson. Teachers of German and the Goethe· Becky Bobington and Ron Rebekah, 4. Sonya works for the Anderson announce he ilth of lilli , with their family, were sent by Amy (Kott) Kennedy and her Institute or New York. u State of Oregon employment , on j i their ch rch 10 do planting in husband, Stephen, announce the Bryn Rebecc June 20. She o ns deportment. Max, I I, Joke, 8; lJlld Sammy, 2 ,I,lacedon,a. birth of Adorn Richard, on Aug. 24. , Becky Roose is the handbag and Karen (Quigg) Allyn and her He joins David 5, and Jacob, 3. accessory buyer for Nardslrom.cam. 1972 husba n d, Gregg, announce the birth Amy is a den tist in Port Angeles, Roger Mallory and Morita Asheirn James and Kim (Lillegard) of Marisa Kathleen, all Aug. 2. Wash. were married on Oct. 14 at Phinney Helle.son ore excited that their Karen is happy to be staying home Paul Sisco and his wife, Te rroline, Ridge Lutheran Church in Seattle. daughter, Kirsten Groce, is a with the new addition to the fam i ly. have two children, Ta yler Jewel, 5, Roger is a projecl ma nager and 1990 freshman at PLU. The Allyns l ive in the newly and Jacob Thomas, 3. systems administrator at Cosey Brian and Kayce (Wheeler '91) i ncorporated city of Sammamish [email protected] Fam ily Programs. Morita is a teacher Gardner announce the birth of (formerly Redmon d) , Wash. at Sunset Elementary School in Julie (Woad) Bickford and her Nathaniel Grant, born on Brian's 1973 Bellevue, Wash. Mark Grambo and his wife, husband, Gregory, announce the birthday, March 8. 8rion is in his Gillian, announce th birth of Emily birth of John Waterbury, on Aug. 10. 10'" yeor with Enterpri se Rent·a-Car Theresa Tilton and her husband, Carol Haugen recently joined the Joy, 0,1 Aug. 7. She joins Isoioh, 5, Julie is the director of catering and and Leasing. He is a district Abraham , live in Tacoma, where Spokane law film of Paine, and So hia, 2. convention services at Sunriver manoger in Portland, Ore. Kayce is Th resa canllnues to practice low. Homblen, Coffin, Brooke & Miller p Resart in Sunriver, Ore. enjoyi ng a year at home with Note. LLP. Her practice will emphaSize Kent and Lynnell (Haugen) a ounc the birth of commerciol and corporate finance Herzer nn e Christine Winkel and Michael Sarah (Jeans) Agsten and her and c omputer law. She was Nickolas Marlin, on Aug. 18. Grienauer were married on Aug. 26 husband, Mark, announce the birth 1974 previously general counsel at IIranix i n Seattle. Christine is a marketing of Hunter LoRoy, on June 26. Sarah Holly Adams retired from the U.S Carp. Carol earned he r law degree consultant for on independent is a phy sician at Volley Medical N vy as a lieuterlOnt commander. from Gonzaga University School of business and Michael is a senior Group in Roseburg, Ore. She is now on investigator for the 1986 Low and a diploma in advanced manager at Price Waterhouse Julie (Wilson) Spackman and partment of Defense in Kevin Johnson recently returned U.S. De internotionol legal studies from the Coopers. her husband, Bob, announce the Adlngton, to Palouse, Wash . , with his wife, Va . Holly and her University of Ihe Pacific, McGeorge Margy (Mueller) Schoenheit is birth of Isaoc Joseph, on April 26. Anthony, have two Mary Ellen, ond their doughier, h usband, School of Law in Salzburg, Austria. in the graduate teacher education He ioins Lillian Joyce, 2. dau hters, Leslie, 13, and lisa, 12. Emma, 2. He hm a new position at g Rick Mattson a nd his wife , Von ito, program at Portland (Ore.1 State Kristi Olsen and Narm Smith were Anthony is a budget analyst. Palouse Surg ical Clinic in Pullman. eir Un iversity. Tim Schoenheit is a announce tho birth of th second He is a general surgeon with speciol married on July 9 at the Kiana Lodge product manager at Digimarc in daughter, Ollea Holly, on Aug. 24. emphasis on vascular, thoracic and i n Poulsbo, Wo sh. Kristi's brother, Tualatin, Ore. Rick is serving as a l ieulenant laparoscapic surgery. Kevin Pastor .Brian Olsen '89, officiated. 1975 colonel in the Mi chiga n Air Notional previously practiced in Seattle. Dirk and Gena (Wadsworth Heidi Zech Olivadoti '90, Jim Is Guard. He is commander of the 107 '89) Vincent a nnounce the birth of Kristine Giles Lange '9 1, Beth Yoc kim the director of Bethel Ignacio Delgadillo o nd his wife, o fighter Squadron, flYIng F- 1 6s. As a Ethan Vincent, on May 5. He joins Canton Nemeth '90 and Lise Lulheron Fou nd tian in Williston, Michelle, announco the birth of N.D. lost summer he vacationed in h o b by, he is on Ameri can Ai rlines Aaron, 2. Hannon Olsen '90 were in the Madilen Anjanetle on May 19. She Washington and Southern Oregon captain, f lyi n the S·80. Vanita is wedding . Krisli is a principal in the g joins Leonard Miguel, 2. Ignacio is Carrie (Cowles) Dougan and her and visited P LU with his daughters, enjoyin!; home life but will be South Kitsap School Districl and the senior product.marketi ng husband, Mike, announce the birth returning to United Airlines as a , Norm is a teacher at 010110 (Wash.) Jenna, 14 and Ericka, 1 1 engineer at Cypress Semiconductor of Katie Lynn on Sept. 26. She joins B-777 first officer in March. Elementary School . in Woodinville, Wosh. Sora Ann, 3. Corrie is a faurth·and " fifth·grade teocher in the Meridian Tracy (Colter) Carpenter and her Patty Hansen and her husband, ,. School District in Bellingha m, Wash , husband, Rick, announce Ihe birth of n 1977 Gerry Judd, have two chrldren, and Mike is a sales representative at Ashley, on Sept. 8. She joins Austin, Curtis Egge is senior deputy for the 1982 Audrey, 5, and Miles, 3. Patty is a Diehl Ford. 2. Tracy is an operating room nurse Ado County Sheriff's Office in Boise, Charles Hoffman was nomed to school psycholog i st in the Fremonl n at Good Samoritan Hospital in Idaho. the Top 100 Most InfluenHal People (Calif.) Unified School District and Ann (Donaldson) IFoster and her Puyallup. in Accou hng li st by Accounling Gerry is a sales representative. husband, Jeff, announce the birth of c; az Maxwell, on July 19. Ann is a senior Tina (Banning) Richardson and ... To day mag ine or his work in Paul and Laura (Whitworth operations business manager at her husband, Geoff, announce the :t developi ng electronic business ' 87 ) Berge on nounce the billh of 1978 Boeing Commercial Airplane birth of Lauren Dono, on June 20. .. reporting langua ge IXBRL). He is Karoline, on Aug. 18. She joi ns Cynthia (Jone) Gould become Programs. Jeff is on assaciale tn September they moved to ,. chief technology officer at XBRL Nicole, 5, and Michael, 3. preside nt of Employee, Community Solutions, I nc. architect at GGLO Architecture in Leavenworth, Wash, where Geoff Z u Karan (Olson) Stanford an d her Fund of Basing P get Sound in Seattle. They l ive on Queen Anne is a family physicion. Tina is taking c; husband, Scott, moved to New January 2000. Tne fund is the Hill. time off from teoching to stay at Z Jersey. Karan is the media relations largest emplayee owned and Blaise and Karen (Brinkman) home with Lauren. speciali�t at Global Communicotions < operated charitable giving 1983 Hartman announce the birth of Don O'Donnell began a new ... Mike Larson and his wife, Beco, in New York City and Scott is on .. organization in the world. Christina, on June 16. She joins position as executive vice president '" rhe birth of Charles Edgar Internet news producer. announce James, 6. Blaise is the chief financial at AXA Advisors in Bellevue, Wa sh., Allen, on July 6. oi ns Mock, 2. Karen Olson rec n ly joined the He t e t officer at Bitterroot Restaration Inc. in in J uly. Jennifer (Hustad '9 1) is a The proud grandparents are Ed '57 Office of the Defense Science Studies Corvallis, Mont. stay·ot·home mom wilh their san, 1979 and Betty (Johnson) '58 group within the tnstitute of Defense '" Minta Norton and Bryan Wulf Nicholas Edward, 1 n Peggy Paugh-Leuzinger and her Larson. Analysis. '" husband, Steve, recently accepted '91 were married on June 17. Minta Marta (Swenson) Costanzo and Matthew Johnson accepted a Dovid and Nanty (Minnitti) Z tne serve as postors of is a physical educator and Bryan is a her husband, Tom, announce the coli to two-year internship humo in n Ericksen continue to reside in the teacher, both in the Bethel (Wash.) birth of Nicholas, on April 11. He American luther an Church in Boker, h resource management with t e Son Francisco Boy Area. They D Mont., Pea Lutheran Church School istrict. joins Anthony, 3. Marta is a ce in federal government in July 1999. He welcomed Collie Marie on July 22, nurse in labor, 7. Plevna, Mont. ; alld St. Elizabeth registered delivery was previously a teacher on military 1999. She joined Scott, 6 and twins, -! Lutheran Church in Ekalaka, Mon t. and poslportum core at Good bases in Japan for nine years. Matt Ryan and Jared, 4. David is busy as lhey have two children, Trevor, 8, Samaritan Hospital in Puyallup. Tom lives in Alexandria, Va. a portn er in a law firm. Nancy has and th , 3. is in IS technologies at Conti nental E an i run in three mara thons includ ng the Mills, Inc. Boston Mara t hon in 1998. - 18 alumni class notes

Janeen (Steves) Antonelli and Gail Ingram is the sales and Chizuko (Nishimoto) Suga and Susan Va nBeuge and her two diversity trainer for the district. her husband, To ny live in Houston, marketing coordinator at Spencer her husband, Garo, live in children, Paul, 8, and Stephanie, 6, Rebecca received a master's degree Texas. Tony was selected to NASA's Technologies in Seattle. She is back Kumamoto, Japan. Chizuko is the moved back from Okinawa, Japan from the University of Wa shington in astronaut candidate program, class in Washington state after a long stint quality control system creatar at where they lived far two years. 1999. of 2000. He began the two-year in Norway. gaiI449 1 @ya hoo.com Mitsubishi Electric Kumamoto Susan is in the master's degree in Noelle (Weber) Harman joined twining program in August, and Mark Mattheswas selected to Semiconductor Carporation and nursing program at the University of the SeaMle law firm of Hillis Clark expects to receive a mission in five to teach international business and law Goro is a semiconductor engineer. Nevada, Las Vegas. She plans to be Martin & Peterson as an associate in ten years. to third and fourth year Chinese Brian Aust recently graduated from a family nurse practitioner. June. Her practice will emphasize Mike and Joan (Hutchins '89) students at the university in Bengbu, Hamline Law School in St. Paul, Scott and Sarah (Colwell '94) business and tax law. Noelle was Friel announce the birth of Michael China. Minn., and passed the Minnesota Sypher announce the birth of previously a tax associate with the Charles, on Aug. 29. He joins Beth Jarrett and Eric Dull bar exam. He will be practicing Grace Elizabeth, on June 28. accounting firm of Deloitte & To uche. Megan, 3. Mike is a computer announce the birth of Joel Hixson, on immigration law. Rich and Monica Noelle graduated from Gonzaga programmer contracting with June 16. He joins Naomi Sonia. Beth Cheryl Green recently graduated (Ricarte '94, '99) University School of Law in 1998. COMSYS, and is currently working is the pastor at St. Mark Lutheran from Harvard psychiatry residency Hurley announce Christina (DeAustria) Branson with Boeing. Joan still loves being a Church in Spokane. and completed her medical training. the birth of their first and her husband, Calvin, live in stay-at-home mom, and is the Paula Noel She is now a practicing psychophar- child, Olivia Grace, Bakersfield, Calif , where Christina is newsletter editor for MOMS Club of Hibbard was a macologist in Seattle. She will be on Aug. 9. Rich is teaching kindergarten special Renton. presenter and married early next year. working as a education. Teresa (Dunley) O'Donnell and hostess of the Maria (Parfit) Pederson and her customer integration Kirstin Hokanson and Alan Doud her husband, Brian, announce the Wo rldwide husband, Jonathan, are living in consultant at Fed Ex and Monica will were married on Aug. 12. Kirstin is birth of Hayley Marie, on June 24. Indigenous Wisconsin. Maria serves as pastor at continue to work as a development a high school and elementary music Science Network Cross of life Lutheran Church in director at PLU after some time at teacher and Alan is a high school at the State of Brookfield, and Jon serves as pastor home with Olivia. physics teacher, both in the the Warld Forum at House of Prayer Lutheran Church Jay and Robin (Buck '94) Bellingham (Wash.) School District. 1991 in New York City in Mequon. After two years there, Evans moved into their first home in James Marron has joined the law in September. In they are enjoying the Milwaukee October. They live in Corvallis, Tyler Clement and his wife, Erin, firm of Mautz, Baum & O'Hanlon in November, she area, a place full of ta ilgating and Mont. recently moved with their children; Pendleton, Ore., as an associate. He defended her dissertation with a bratwurst. Jacob, 6, Griffin, 3, and Sydney, 18 Kelly Hoeckelberg-Young and was previously the general counsel committee of traditional and tribal months, to Spokane, where Tyler Bobbi (Adams) Blankenship Jeff Yo ung live in Oregon City, far Scholastic Fundraising Solutions elders. Paula Noel graduated in grew up and Erin went to Gonzaga and her husband, Lindy had a Ore. In June, Kelly was promoted to of Portland, Ore. James received his December with a Ph.D. She is University. Tyler has a new position daughter, Beth Ann, was born on assistant manager of the check law degree from Drake University assisting in the start-up of a as a financial consultant at Merrill April 16 with a congenital heart services department at the Federal Law School in Des Moines, Iowa. traditional knowledge master's Lynch where he works with his defect. She died on April 17. Reserve Bank of San Francisco in Christina (DeAustria) Branson program at Matthew Fox's University father and brother. Jennifer (Haroldson) and Darin Partland, Ore. In July, Jeff began his is teaching kindergarten special of Creation Spirituality. She will [email protected] or Howard '93 announce the birth of third and final year of fa mily practice education. travel to Ireland in the spring to [email protected] Jacob Darin, on residency and was appointed chief further her research. Paula Noel lives Angela Otto graduated from the March 15. They live resident. Del Lofton is a Lutheran Brother- in Portland, Ore., with her dog, University of Oregon School of Law in Newberg, Ore. hood district representative in Karma. paulanoe/@yahoo.com in 1999. She is now practicing Ta coma. He recently earned the Darin is employed construction and surety law at Ken Steen is has worked as a Fraternal Insurance Counselor (FIC) by Bidtek Inc. in Stewart, Sokol & Gray Lee in probation counselor in the 1994 designation from the Notional Portland, and Portland, Ore. She was admitted to Snohomish County Juvenile Court Janelle (Smith) Bersch received a Fraternal Congress of America. Del Jennifer is a stoy-ot- both the Wa shington and Oregon since graduating from PLU. He loves moster's degree in social work from also qualified for membership in the home mom. bar associations. working with the kids in the trenches. the University of Texas, Arlington, in Million-Dollar Round Ta ble, August 1999. She and her husband, Kaia Schubert is a new recognized internationally as the Wayne, moved to We natchee, where homeowner in Colorado. She is a standard of excellence in the life 1993 Janelle is the director of children's fa mily nurse practitioner in family insurance-based financial services 1992 Anna (Klouda) Loomis and her services at Chelan Douglas practice and internal medicine. She business. Del is affiliated with the Brett Hartvigson is a Lutheran husband, Geoff, announce the birth Developmental Services. Wayne earned a master's degree in nursing Great Northwest Agency in Seattle. Brotherhood district representative in of Brynli, on May 12. Anna is chief works in critical core as a registered from PLU in 1999. Ronald Crump has a new position Son Diego. He qualified for financial officer at Physician Partners nurse at Central Washington Robert Spencer ClndAmy as communications manager at Intel membership in the Million Dollar Inc., in Lake Oswego, Ore. Hospital. They are expecting their Johnson '97 were married on July Corporation's Internet Media Round Ta ble, on independent Jennifer Graham Hampton and first child in January. 29 in Anacortes, Wa sh. John Wick Services in Portland, Ore. He association that is recognized her husband, David, bought a larger Raylene (Mazat) Browne has a '96, Brad Parker '96, Jenny produces sells collateral materials internationally as the standard of house with a huge yard for their two new position as corporate strategic Griffith '97, and Dana promoting Intel's streaming media excellence in the life insurance based dogs. Jennifer has been at Atlanta planner and data analyst at Jewish Rasmussen '97 were attendants. solutions financial services business. In July, he (Go .) Capitol Management Co. for Haspital Health Care Services in Ingrid Ford '97, Karen ranked first in the amount of life Susan Kinoshita and Douglas more than six years. They plan to Louisville, Ky. (Schmidt) Wright '97, Erika insurance products issued. Brett is We ber were married on Aug. 5 in remain in Atlanta. Jeff and Brittany (Lee) Brandt (Olson) Mariani '97, and affiliated with the Pacific Southwest Seattle. Brian Rybloom is a Lutheran announce the birth of Carson Crystal Aikin '97 also partici- Agency in Woodland Hills, Calif. Ron Wika owns and operates Brotherhood district representative in Thomas, on June 18. Jeff is on pated in the wedding. Eva-Liisa (Shilamba) Kafidi is a Maguire & Hester in Va llejo, Calif. Partland, Ore. He recently attended adjunct faculty member in the music Sarah Jones He hopes to move bock to lecturer of integrated natural science Career I school for financial needs, deportment at PLU and Brittany is a was a member of and moth at Ongwediva College of Wa shington some day with his relationship marketing, underwriting, registered nurse in the Pediatric the 2000 US Education in Namibia, Africa. She is wife, Amanda, and two daughters, and administrative practice in Intensive Care Unit at Mary Bridge Wo men's also studying long distance through Morino Ann, 4, and Corley Minneapolis, Minn. Brion is affiliated Children's Hospital in Tacoma. Olympic rowing the University of South Africa. Her Renee, 2. with the Great Northwest Agency in Karl and Alison (Wigstrom team. She husband, Petrus, is a lecturer of Jennifer Meyer Brown and her Seattle. '93) Hoseth announce the birth of competed in computer skills and moth and will husband, Jeff, announce the birth of Cathy (Corrie) Warner and her Annaika Kailey, on Sept. 23. She Syd ney, in the soon be leaving for Australia to study Rachel Sandra, on June 21, 1999. husband, David, announce the birth was born on the two-month women's eight far a master's deg ree in computer Rachel's sister, Makenna Lindlee is 4. of Benjamin Cory, on March 16. anniversary of her aunt and uncle, event, making the science. A final. Their Jennifer is a financial planner at Terrance Peterson has spent six Mari (Hoseth '96) and Nate Karen (Hanson) Scott and her strong and Lutheran Brotherhood in Wo odland years at the University of Wa shing- '93 Shouse. Her grandparents, husband, Curtis, announce the birth experienced crew Hills, Calif. ton Medical Center conducting Paul, the current dean of the School of Leah Maile, on June 2. She joins achieved a sixth- Timothy Hein and his wife recently research in such areas as melanoma of Physical Education and Director of Owen, 2. Athletics at PLU, and Jeanne '80 place finish. Far the past two years moved back to the Northwest from tumor suppression gene, epithelial Stephanie Krebs and Andrew Hoseth, they placed second at the World Cincinnati, Ohio. Timothy is the eytokines and growth factors. His are learning how to spoil Championships. Gomsrud were married on June 17 fiancee, Janna Alalem (University of her. '" regional business directar for 0 in Walla Wa lla, Wash. Stephanie Johnson & Johnson. They have two Puget Sound '96), is a fl ight David Benson and Jenny Kooiker teaches high school classes at attendant at Alaska Airlines. were married on Sept. 23 at Acme ,; children, Zach and Riley, both 4. e Opportunity Center with the Walla Craig Arthur and his wife, Kevin Winder is a Lutheran Presbyterian Church in Acme, Wa sh. 1996 Walla School District. Andrew is a ... Courtney, announce the birth of their Brotherhood district representative in Janel (Nygren) Brock and her Christian Walker and Hannah teacher with the school district at � first child, Abigail Lorraine, on Salem, Ore. He qualified far husband, Troy, announce the birth of Bradford were married on June 25 at Paine Campus. I- Sept. 9. membership in the Million Dollar Andrew, on Dec. 27, 1999. He Bozarth Mansion in Spokane, Wash. z Brian Riseland left Microsoft in Christian is a marine electrician at Martin and Kimberly (Ammon) Round Ta ble, an independent joined Ethan, 2. May for a new position as directar of Marine Electric, Inc., and Hannah is .. Schaeferle announce the birth of association that is recognized marketing at CheckS pace, an a sixth grade teacher. Grant Henry, on Sept. 18. He joins internationally as the standard of Internet startup company that is an Z Lauren, 5, and Gavin, 3. excellence in the life insurance John Wick received a Doctor of ... online payment netwark for small based financial services business. 1995 Medicine degree from Oregon u Tracy (Rova) Craig and her businesses. Sylvia Wesche and Jim Travis \II Kevin is affiliated with the Great Health Sciences University in June husband, Michael, announce the Lane Kadel and his wife, Candi, Northwest Agency in Seattle. were married on July 22 in Colorado and is completing a fa mily practice )- birth of Rebecca, on March 12. Springs. Sylvia is a captain and .. announce the birth of Priya Jennifer, Wendy Anneke Ernst and residency in Boise, Idaho. Sheri Steve and Jennifer (Pearson) on April 10. Lane began working at nurse in the U.S. Army. Jim is a pilot (Laverman) Wick is an oncology \II William Berry were married an April Cooper announce the birth of Ryan for United Airlines and a captain in .. Resource Management Associates, 8, at First Congregational Church in registered nurse at St. Luke's Medical Dean, on March 2. on Aug. 1, as the director of the U.S. Air Farce Reserve. Center. > Ta coma. We ndy is an associate city Kate (Wheeler) Sheflo and her marketing. He is seeking partnership attorney for the city of Lakewood Michele Tomseth received a Ben Va hl and his wife, Melissa, Z husband, Mark, announce the birth in the firm. Candi is a happy Wash., and William is a mechanical master of arts in education degree celebrated thei r fi rst year of ::I of twins, Allison and homemaker, keeping Priya active engineer at Intel Carporation in from Oregon State University on June parenthood on Aug. 15 and joyously Z Alex, on June 16. and Lane in check. Dupont. They went to Greece and 11 She has a new position as wa it with their daughter, Sydney c [email protected] France for the honeymoon. assistant director of international Paige, far the birth of their second III Loren and Jennie (Acker '91) Leigh Ann Evanson returned to programs and study abroad Camp announce the birth of Miles Hilary Burtt is an opera singer in child in May. coordinator in the office of :r Payton, on April 6. Loren is a the Peace Corps to serve in the Crisis Seattle. Tanya Wilson and Mark Leaf ... Corp far six months. She coordinates international programs at Linfield :I financial adviser in Denver, and Nathan Shouse and Mari were married on Aug . 5, in all non-governmental agencies College. Jennie is completing a Ph.D. in Hoseth '96 were married on July We natchee, Wa sh. Mark is a middle concerning infectious diseases and Rebecca Thompson has been u American literature at the University 23 at Trinity Lutheran Church in school teacher and coach in the public health education. She was teaching in the Bethel (Wash.) of Denver. Ta coma. Mukilteo School District. Ta nya is a ... previously in Gabon for 27 months . School District for five years. She u also coaches two sports and is a .. C Go - 19

Washington State Patrol meets PLU twofold

here's a benign blurring of the rules that govern the T separation of church and state when it comes to marriage, particularly in the case of two State Patrol officers and their wives. The exception came to light in a recent issue ofInside/ Out, the newsletter that is published by the Washington State Patrol. The topic? The coincidence that two WSP officers­ Sgt. Roger Kreis and Lt. Gale Otto-each married PLU graduates who are also Lutheran church ministers. Kreis, a WSP evidence control officer and supervisor of the audit section of the Office of Professional Standards, is married to Sandra (Bowdish '65), pastor of Our Saviour's Sgt. Roger Kreis and his wife, Lutheran Church in Aberdeen, Was h. Sandra Otto, assistant District 8 commander assigned to Bremerton, Wash., is married to Janis '77, pastor of the Key Peninsula Lutheran Church near Key Center, Wash. As ide from the WSP connection, the wo men's lives have crossed in other ways. Janis was ordained in 1989 at achurch Lt. Gale Otto (right) with his wife, Janis. in Puyallup, Wash., while at the same time Sandra served as pastor of another Puyallup congregation. Janis served five years :lS interim pastor of several Northwest congregations, one of which was the same Our Saviour's Church in Aberdeen. There, she preceded Sandra in the ministry. Both women also received master of divinity degrees from PacificLuther an Seminaql in Berkeley, C:llif The Kreis' children are fo llowing their parents' career paths. Daughter Joanna '97 serves as a church youth director in Ta coma. Their son, Jacob, a \X1ashington State University graduate, is a Pierce Co unty sheriff's dep uty.

vocational rehabilitation counselor Kara (Holland) Hurst received a 1997 Emmanuel lutheran Church in in Minneapolis. Brandon and assistant branch manager at master of arts degree in museum Ta coma. Matt is a P. E. teacher and Hardenbrook '97 was in the Whillal Management Company. science from Texas Tech University in David Nova and his wife, Jane, coach at Ford Middle School in the wedding pa rty. Ryan graduated from Andrew Dreyer is in his second August. She is currently working at recently celebrated David's new Franklin Pierce School District and law school at the University of year of dental school at Creighton the University of Oklahoma library. position as regional human resource Kim is a victim advocate for the Minnesota and recently passed the University. His wife, Lori Karo and her husband, Stance, manager at Wizards of the Coast, Pierce County prosecutor. Minnesota bar exam. He is (Gustafson '96) is applying to celebrated their second wedding the international developer and Devra Sigle-Hermosillo received practicing law at Fort Gordon, physica l therapy school. anniversary in July. Stance is creator of Pokemon and Dungeons & a juris doctorate from Seattle Georgia, lor the US. Army JAG working on his graduate degree in Corps. Kristin is a writer and Christian Marien was ordained Dragons intellectual and trading card University School al low an Dec. 16. archeology at the University of marketing representative lor an into the ministry of the Evangelical gomes, based in Renton, Wash .. She has accepted a position as an Oklahoma. architecture firm. lutheran Church of America on July Jane is a registered diagnostiC associate attorney in civil litigation at 15 after graduating from luther Christina Miethner finished her medical sonagrapher at Virginia Paine Hamblen Coffin Brooke & Seminary in May. Kelly Crithfield low studies at the University of Mason in Issaquah. They have one Miller LLP, in Spokane. 1998 '96, Kacey (Cackram) Hahn Stockholm in 1997. She then earned child, Alexa Jane, 2. Erin Mortensen and Josh a degree in international, European '96, Steve Leifsen '96, Kai Charles Van Aken is in the Peace Wyrick were married on Sept. 9 in Makyla (Miller) Moody began and human rights low at the Nelson '96, Kirsten (Lindquist) Carps in Ghana, We st Africa. His Sealile. Brian Van Va ley '97, her fi rst year of law school at the University of Strasbourg in France. In Lagomarsino '98, Phillip tour will soon be completed and he Tracey Sund '97, Nikki University of Denver [Colo.) College 1999, she completed a master's Johannessen '97, and PlU's will return to the U.S. Hedlund '97, Travis Hale '97, of Law in August. Her husband, Eric degree in transnational business campus pastors, Nancy Connor and Faisal Alsabah is an economics Jenni Krueger '97, David Roy '98, is a research assistant at the practice at McGeorge School of law Dennis Sepper, participated in the researcher. '97, Erik Mortensen '0 1, Peter National Jewish Medical and ordination. in Sacramento, Calif. Christina now Finstuen '98, Travis Roy '98, Leslie Baker and Daniel Kellin Research Center in Denver. works for the Swedish migration Mark Givens '98, Kenny Frisch Marneta Hoel and her husband, were married on Aug. 18 in Renton, Stephanie Bean and Charles board in Solna, Sweden. '97, and Richard Mortensen '67 Steve, announce the birth of Kaci Wa sh. Leslie is on elementary school Nunley were married in April. Cora Hettich and Mike Haasl were were all a pari of the wedding party. Ann, on May 13. She joins Tyler, 3. teacher at Mo nroe [Wash.) Stephanie is a sixth.grade teacher in married on July 8 in Madison, Wis. Erin is an account manager at Metro John Vining is a critical care nurse Montessori School and Daniel is the Federal Way School District and Cora is enrolled in the pharmaceuti· Cellular and Josh is an accountant at in the U.S. Army. He recently working in landscape construction Charles is a sergeant in the u.s. col graduate program at the Vo icestreom. obtained CCRN certification and for Te ufel at Microsoft in Redmond. Army. University of Utah and Mike is a was reassigned to Ft. Lewis, Wa sh. Cindy (Sinnes) Caryl is the show mechanical engineer at Kimberly Kim Creighton and Scott Mike Sandefur and his wife, John and his wife, Angela, and manager at EMAP USA, a publishing Cushing were married on Aug. 5, Sara, announce the birth of Abigail " Clark. company. In Dec. 1999 she was daughter, Jen nifer, live in Ta coma. in Bellevue, Wa sh. Beth Frans Hope, on July 15. Mike is a campus Tamara Bushek and Mike Sohl promoted to director of outdoor Jamie Burnett and Sari Killelson '97, Laura (Fijalka) Kingston minister for Baptist Collegiate c were married on Sept. 16 at Fort events. were married on July 28 in Tacoma. '96, Christina (Simpson) Perron Ministries. He also aMends classes at .... Sill', Okla. Ta mara is a programmer x Jamie is a fourth-grade teacher at '93, '95, Brian van Va ley '97. Jesse Caryl graduated from Golden Gate Baptist Theological at Te los Federal Systems and Mike is Firgrove Elementary School in the Chris Peirce '97, and Jeff Bare Pepperdine Law School in May. He Seminary. .. a retail manager and busi ness works at Stone & Hiles. ,. Puyallup School District. Sari '97 were in the wedding. Kim is a Robert Haugen recently received portner at Soh I Paint. Z graduated from Wes tern Wa shington copy editor at The Wright Group Jason Carrell is a teacher at a master's degree in teaching from Darren Kerbs and University with a degree in and Scali is a producer at Spanaway Lake High School. He is Whitworth College in Spokane. The c Carlo Wa rren were elementary education. AtomFilms. also the assistant varsity football and Puyallup School District offered him a Z married on Aug. 26 Jana (Woodworth) Clevenger Martha Pleasance and Axel Koch basketball coach. position as a fifth-grade teacher in < in Ta coma, Wa sh. and her husband, Doug, announce the were married on Aug. 6 in Maple Kevin Wiles and Jeanne April. Darren is the '" birth of Carsten Douglas, on Aug. 17. Va lley, Wash. Axel is from Lei pzig, Thompson were married on Aug. associate director of Seth Albright is in the master's in II' He ioins Amanda Kirsten, 1. Germany. Rodney Swenson, 19 in Flagstaff, Ariz. Peter Wiles alumni and parent education with initial certification ... professor emeritus of German at PlU, '95, James Hayes '97, and ... Scott and Joy (Zumbrunnen) relations at PLU and program at PLU. He plans to teach conducted portions of the ceremony Melissa Holcomb '99 were in the Ross announce the birth of Jessica Carla is the directar high school science and coach III in German. Dr. Swenson was wedding. Kevin and Jeanne are " Marie, on June 9. Scali was of development at the basketball after graduating in August promoted to AlM proiect manager instrumental in encouraging Martha stationed at Ft. Bragg, N.c' 2001. His wife, Christine (Axley) YWCA in Tacoma. z and as::;islan! vice president at to apply for the Fulbright Scholarship Anthony Tin is a consultant at JT '00 is a registered nurse at the Mari Hoseth '96,'97 and Wa shington Mutual Bank in April. that took her to Germany. She met Dental in San Francisco. University of Washington Med ical Nathan Shouse '93,'96 were Axel while teaching there. Martha is He became a Chartered Financial Daemon and Kristin (Benson) Center. She also coaches track at married on July 23 at Trinity Lutheran seeking employment in human z Analyst member in August. Repp bo ught their first house in Emerald Ridge High School in Church in Ta coma. PlU Campus resources and Axel is a mechanical Sharon (Sinnes) Carrell is a Renton, Wash., in July. Puyallup. minister, Nancy Conner, officiated engineer. teacher at Rocky Ridge Elementary the ceremony. Ryan Chandlee and Kristin Aaron Lafferty has a new position Matt Shouse and Kim Brune School in Graham, Wa sh. Phillipson were married on May 20 producing the weekend 6:30 p.m. '99 were married on Aug. 5 at news at KGW-TV in Portland, Ore. :* - 20 alumni class notes

He was previously at KMTR·TV in premiere of William Shakespeare's, Lena Tibbelin and Shoun Buhre Eugene, Ore. "The Tragedy of King Lear." She '00 were married on Sept. 2 at the Andrea Bernhardsen and played the part of the Fool. Buhre fami ly beach house in Home, Wa sh. PLU relig ion professor Ste\"art Anthony F iling were married an Aug. Jennifer McConn is a P. E . 1929 I �kll ll\' ,wd /·l'I, lId,. 16 in Hawaii. Andrea has applied to instructor at Santo Terisita School i n Govig conducted the ceremony. Mia Phyllis Sophia Grande o so g , '02, Emmet Eklund, religi n profes r • the 200 1 ·2002 master of arts with Los Angeles . Forsber Shannon Spohr McManus died on Feb. 29. emeritus, died on Aug. 7. He initial certification program at PLU. Cole Willis and Kevin Hellyer were Kathleen (Stevens) Jones and began h s at PLU in in the wedding party. Lena warks as 193 6 i 18·year tenure Anthony is a Pierce County sheriff her husband, David, announce the t 1964 when he come to serve as deputy. staff sports wri er far 'he Eastside Gertrude (Brunner) Krause died birth or Annie, on Sept. 30. She the chair of the relig ion depart· Journal and Shoun works far the on Note Ennen has a new position as jOins Matthew, 5, and Christian, 2. Aug. 19. Borders store in Puyallup. ment. During his time at PLU, Emmel 1950 a biologist at the Environmental Kathleen is a stay at home mom. had a deep commitment to Erika BenneH is a teacher at a Science and Research Foundation in Ryan Fletcher is in his first year at Carl Erickson died on Aug. 28. teaching and enriching university pa rish school i n East Los Angeles. Idaho Falls, Idaho. Pacific Lutheran Theological life with strong Lutheran values. She participates in the ministry of 19:"3 Heidi Splittgerber received her Sem i nary, studying for a Master or Emmet spent 37 years in the Servant Partners. N"al Amend died on Aug. 18. master of a rts degree from Colorado Divinity degree. Lost year, he and his ministry and in retirement, and he State University last summer. wife, Natalie Francois, were in Sarah McCoy i s teaching second 1955 and his wife, Marion, ca·authared grade i n the Cheyenne Mountain Angelo Kellogg and Brillon Cameroon, West Africa, with the Patricio (Soderman) Thompson several books about leaders in the School District in Colorado Springs, died on Sept . Gunter were married on Sept. 2 at Evangelical Lutheran Church in I. Swedish Lutheran Church. He is Colo. Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Las America division for global m i ssi on. 1956 survived by his wife; two children, Natalie teaches fi rst-grade at a Kent and Joan; four g ra ndchildren; Gatos, Calif. Lisa Kellogg '01, Phyllis (Brandt) Babcock died private international school in and three great·grandchildren. Julie (Frye) Johnson '98, and on Aug. 21. Sarah (Abbey) Roraback '98 Oakland, Calif. The school serves 2000 Susan (Schillinger) Rouse '71 the Chinese American immigrant .1961 were in the wedding. Christine (Axley) Albright is a passed away an October 8, 2000 population in Oakland. John Wisen died on July 5. arler a lang bottle with cancer. Joy Will passed the Beer Judge regi stered nurse at the University of 1961 '69, Certification Program (BJCP) test and Sarah Abbey and Chad Washington Medical Center. She Wife of Pastor Rick Rouse r u is now a recogni zed beer jud ge . The Roraback '99 were ma ried on also coaches track at Emerald R i dge Carol Go Hey died on July 7. S e had served the university as a non profit membership Aug. 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church in member of the PLU Alumni Board BJCP is a High School i n Puyallup. Her 1973 organization of beer udges. She Tacoma. Julie (Frye) Johnson husband, Seth Albright '98 i s in and wa s Vo lunteer Director for j Stanley Pietras died in July. judged her first competition at the '98, Angela (Kellogg) Gunter the moster's in education with initial Homecoming for two years running, Southeast Autumn Pour Homebrew '98, Heidi Ramseth '98, Carrie certification program at PLU. He 1987 served os Vice President of the PLU competition in Juneau, Alaska. She Rice '98, Amy Roraback '90, plans to teach high school science JeH Ruble died on July 24. Wo men's Organization, and wos a also took third place for her own Jenny Roraback '00, and and coach basketball after member of the Choral U n ion . homebrew, Rainwater Porter, in its Brendan Selders '99 were g raduating in August 2001 . allendants. Michael Strasburg category at the competition. Lauro Ritchie and GeoH I'Vtl �/ lt' il1viled 10 (Wt'ltd 111l'jijilt 111/111111/ '98, Shannon Herlocker '98, Kirsten Lindquist Lagomarsino GiHord '01 were married on Aug. and Steve Alseth '99 also is a pricing analyst at Micronpc.com 26 at Resurrection Lutheran Church WINTER THEOLOGICAL SYMPOSIUM participated in the wedding . Nancy in Nampa, Idaho. in Portland, Ore. Lauro works in the Connar, PLU campus pastor, News and Information Services Tamra Miller has a new position officiated. "Creation and Evolution: The as weekend anchor and reporler at office at PLU, and Geoff will Donald SchloHmann plays the KTRV·TV in Nampa, Idaho. graduate from PLU in May. Search fo r the Origin of Life and post position on a men's basketball Mindy Norris teaches third grade Kari Stoll and SCali Barnes were team. He is livi ng in Germany for the at McAlder Elementary School in the God's Ongoing Creative Activity" married on July 21 i n Redmond, basketbail season. Donald is also a Sumner School District. Wash. Kori is a forecast analyst at youth basketball coach. PACCAR is on EMT Parts and SCali Shown Myers and Melissa Soto Sunday & Monday, February 11 and 12, 200 1 for Amer ican Medical Response. were married on July 8 at Groce Brethren Church in Sunnyside, Wash. Misty Bonks A MINI·LECTURE SERIES FOR LAY AND CLERGY and Mallhew 1999 Shawn is a eacher at To ppenish With Dr. Dan Simundson from Luther Seminary and Smith were Bryce Nelson spent the summer (Wash.) Middle School and Melissa morried on July worki ng as a clerk in the tart claims is a dental hygienist. Dr. Ted Peters oC I'Ll'S 23 at Olson division of the Washington State Douglas Prindle and Leena Allarney General's Office. He is in Mansion in Heaton were married on Aug. 12 at Dr. Simundson's lecture: Maple Va lley, his second year at Sealile University Calvary Presbyterian Church in "Biblical ReOections on Cod's Role as Creator" Wa�h . Tara School of Low. [email protected] Enumclaw, Wash. Douglas is a Millet '00, Jessica Robin50n and Paul structural engineer at JRR Engineer· Dr. Te d Peters' lecture: Sally Cole Henderson were married on J une 17 ing In Edmonds, Wash. Leena is a "Our Evolution and Eschatological futures" '98, Janeen Fagan '00, Larissa at First Lutheran Church in Poulsbo, student at Trinity Lutheran College. Narris '98, a nd Paul Smith '01 Wash. Jessica is a g raduate student She is maioring in youth and family were in the weddi ng. Misty is a and Paul is a special education ministry with a pre-caunseling SEATTLE AREA TACOMA AREA teacher and track coach at Kalles teacher in the Central Kitsap School emphasis. Sunday, Feb. II, Ledu res 3 pm Monday, Feb. 12, 200 I J unior H igh School and is also the Di strict. They a re making their home Heather Wendt is the community assistant basketball coach at in Bremerton, Wash. outreach coordinator at Snohomish Held 01 T rinily Luterhan College, 6 pm Dinner, 7 pm Lectures Emerald Ridge High Sc hool, bath in Aaron Swenson and Erika County Federated Health and Safety Issaquah Held at Pac i fic Lutheran University, Puyallup. Matthew is a seni or sales Perkins were married an Aug. 26 Network. RSVP Ray Harrisville, III Tacoma representa tive at Eschelon Te lecom 1425·392·0400) RSVP: PlU h urch Relations in Colville, Wa sh. Chris Bockman Matt Crouthamel and Brenda C and also does fi nancial services for '99 '99 (253) 535·7423 and Lesley Hampton Fitzer were married i n J u ne at WMA in Ta coma. They went to r in his we e in the wedding. Aaron is Shoreline (Wa sh. ) Community Puerto Vo llarta, Mexico for their second year of dental school at the Church. Mall is a student at the honeymoon. s University of Wa h i ngton and Erika Univers i ty of Wa shington School of To Register, pleasE'co ntact the site of your choice and send $20 Erin O'Hagan is on enviranmental com pleted her student teaching in Med i ci ne. (PLU $25 with dinner) before January 15th. Add $3 late educator for Pierce County. November. She plans to teach high registration fee ,l ft('r January 15th. Group rail'S rl l'n iifl/Jic. Andrea (Deaver) Cloy and her school biology. hu�band, Kayi, announce the birth of Denise Thompson is a teleservice Reilley Raelynn, on March 28. representative for the Social Security Spol1snrl'd by L111hcr�111 Fduc.llional Network and Sl1p�'(}rt {j,L\'S) ,11ld the schonb Tara Nelson recently appeared in Administration in Auburn, Wa sh. nf thc Amli,1 h.:di. (\lrnillg Partllcr�, Trinil�' LUlhrr.:m (:ollt'Kl:, \\H:ifk LUlhl:r,lll the Colorado Springs, Colo., Ullivc.rsitr. Luther S�mill,try, �l1H.1J\tcitic Lulh(:\",ll1 I"h.:oiogic,1l Sc.mitldfY.

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PACIFIC LUTH ERAN UNIVERISTY HONOR RO LL OF DONORS 1999-2000

In previous yea rs, the Annual Report was PLU's opportunity to list all th ose who have generously donated to the university. Th is year, PLU wa nted to make the list available to an even larger audience - th ose who read Scene magazine. While the forthcoming Annual Report will detail PLU's successes over the last fiscal year, the Honor Roll of Donors will focus on th ose who have donated to PLU. In this report, PLU recognizes all members of the Lifetime Giving Society, the Heritage Society and the Q Club, as well as all donors who made gifts be­ tween June 1, 1999 and May 31, 2000. All contributors are listed once, in alphabetical order, with a key for the diffe rent giving organizations.

Lifetime Giving Society Q Club Independent Colleges of The Lifetime Giving Socieey recognizes an extraordi­ With a minimum contribution of$300 annually Wa shington nary group of donors who have given faithfully and (student giving levels begin at $60 a year), one can Designation is for individuals, companies and foun­ consisten tly over time to sustain and support PaClfic join this gathering of dedicared fr iends whose mis­ dations who have contributed (0 PLU by making Lutheran University. Lifetime giving includcs the sion is to provide assistance to deserving students as concributions through the Independent Colleges of total recorded gifts and currcnt pkdgcs of cash, se­ they prepare fo r lives of service through a Pacific Washington. ICW supports private higher education curities, real estate, and appreciated property, and Lutheran University education. Q Club is the "giv­ in Wash ington state by solicicing unrestricted gifts includes the charitable value of irrevocable planned ing club" of PLU's annLlal fund, and the more than from many individuals, businesses and fo undations. gifts. These totals do not include revocable deferred 2,000 members provide the core of scholarship sup­ gift� or gifts to KPLU. port. LEGEND Heritage Society Matching Gift Program L = Lifetime Giving Socieey PLU in Heritage Society members have remembered The Matching Gift Program recognizes Companies H = Heritage Socieey estate a their planning th rough eype of deferred gift, and Foundations who have contributed to PLU by Q = Q Club

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gift annuity, life insurance, pooled income fu nd is either designated to a particular fund identified I = Independent Colleges of Washington agreement, or a gift of residence or farm wi th re­ by the employee or given to the unrestricted fu nd. tained life estatc. Membership is not based on the THIS REPORT IS BASED ON TH E INFORMATI ON IN OUR RECORDS amount of thc deferred gift. These contri butions arc AS OF MAY 31, 2000. PLEASE NOTIFY US OF CORRECTIONS BY CALL­ very important to Pacific Lutheran Universiey's ING 1-800·826-0035 long-term fu ture, with gifts ranging from $5,000 or less to $5 million and more.

Deanne Addy ('87) Merr; Iy Allen Q Andersen Consulting Foundationl Jerry and Marjorie Anderson Stephen and Rita ('88) Anderson Gary Addy and Jennifer Peter and Grace Allen Arthur Andersen LLP Jodene Anderson ('80) Q Q Wamboldt Ronald and Beverly ('58) Allen Foundation LM John and Colleen Anderson Thomas and Kathryn Anderson L John and Mary Adix Allen Foundation for Music L Brent ('85) and Susan Andersen Q John and Dorothy Anderson L Timothy and Ann ('67) Anderson Arlis Adolf ('7 1) LQ Allenmore Medical Foundation LQ David and Kimberly ('90) John ('58) and Myrna ('86) Anderson Vendela Anderson Advanced Biometrics, Inc. Alliance Capital Management Andersen Q Willis and Mary Anderson Michael ('84) and Kris Agostini Corporation M Mark Andersen ('67) and Bonnie John ('68) and Connie ('68) The Anderson Foundation LI Agrilink Foods, Inc. James and Jeannette ("67) Allphin MacMaster Andersen ('66) Q Anderson Q Katherine Andre (,71) Q Anders ('68) and Sandra Aadland Mark and Sarah ('90) Agsten Ivar Aim Trust L Michael Andersen and Angela Joseph Anderson (,97) Q (,84) ('84) James ('70) and Julie ('70) Paul and Deborah Christopher Ahna ('00) Jarrah AI·Rujaib Vahsholtz·Andersen ('90) Judith Anderson ('73) H .. Aageson Q Andre (,9 1) ,. ('75) ('75) Timothy and Wendy Aho Q Daniel and Anne Alsaker LHQ Mrs. Arthur R. Anderson L Juli V. and Thomas R. Anderson Algot Andreasson Trust L David and Maurene n Fred Ahrendt Estate L A. Richard and Debbie Alseth Arnold and Caroline Anderson LQ Aakre Q ('40) Robert and Pamela Andrew LQ LaWanna Ahrenot ('51) Q Irene Alskog Q Julie Anderson ('69) John Aakre ('71) and Cynthia Glenn And rews H Aid Association for Lutherans LM D. K. Alt B. Eldon ('35) and Marjory Karin K. Anderson ('99) HQ Greg and Marcy And rews Michael ('82) LH n Travis and Shirley ('71) Aikin Q ALTERA Corporation L Anderson LQ ('76) Odven ('50) and Maxine Aakre Q Karl and Christine Anderson Pamela Andrews Airborne Express I Lafayette and Barbara Altier Barbara Anderson Q Kathryn Anderson Q Tove Ellen Andvik ('67) Betty Aalbue Q c Clarice Akerson H Clifford and Kay Alton Brian ('72) and Kristy ('72) Anderson Kevin ('90) and Julie Anderson Ruth Angell Paul ('61) and Nita Aasen .... Abdullatif AI·Abdulwahed ('00) Ellsworth and Nancy Alvord Q Q ('97) ('68) :t: Grant and Ruth Bretheim ('81) Laura Anderson Martin and Karla Angle Alaska Synod, ELCA, Anchorage, Marshall ('72) a nd Mary Jo Cathy Anderson Q Loren J. and MaryAnn Anderson Devin and Christine ('94) Aaseng ,. AK L Alworth Charles and Betty Anderson LHQ Anglemyer Sverre Aasgaarden ,. Mark ('79) and Ingrid ('80) Albee Alyeska Pipeline Service Company Charles a nd Helen Anderson Q ('7 1) ('72) ('76) Abam Engineers, Inc. L Lowell and JoMarie Don and Jeanne Anglin Z Meleney Albert ('87) M Charles and Margaret Anderson Anderson L Albert Abbott, Jr and Virginia Ernest and Karen Ankrim Rodney and Suzanne Albertson Amazing Grace Lutheran Church, LQ Marcia Gail Anderson ('71) ('55) c: Witt ('75) Larry and Anna Ankrum Q LH Anchorage, AK Q Conrad ('63) and Ann Anderson Mark and Kathryn ('75) Anderson Abitibi-Consolidated Sales Leonidas Annest Alcoa Foundation LM Mark Amberson (,92) David L. Anderson ('67) Q ('79) Corporation David and Carol Annonen Gloria Alcordo William and Alice ('86) Amblad David R. Anderson ('62) Q Mervyn Anderson I ris Anspach ABN AMBRO Bank, N.V. I George I. Alden Trust L John ('60) and Joann Amend Q Dennis and Ruth Anderson Olav Anderson Estate L Stanley and Lynne Abraham H Scott Anstett ('00) Angelia Alexander Q Laverne Amend ('56) Q Don ('50) and Rita Anderson Q Paul Anderson (,92) Q ('65) Absher Construction Company LQ Bruce and Sharon Anthony Cathleen Alexander ('01) Neal and LaVerne Amend L Donald and Nancy Anderson Q Paul ('7 1) and Janice Anderson Q Eric ('95) and Hallie ('95) Anthony Patrick ('85) and Carolyn ('87) ('53) Daniel ('98) and Holly Alexander Richard Amendola ('78) Dorothy Anderson L R. Wayne and Christina ('94) ('90) Accimus Dominic and Janeen R.S. Paul and Anita Alexander American Express Foundation LM Eugene and Grace Anderson Anderson Q Marie Ackley Estate L Antonelli Q Rodney Alexander Q American Lutheran Church, Faye Anderson HQ Ralph and Jo Ann Anderson ('53) Acordia I Hans and Margaret Thomas Alexander ('79) Q Minneapolis, MN L Fred and Paulette ('66) Anderson Rita Acosta Richard and Barbara Anderson Antonsen Jimmie R. Alford LH American Lutheran Church, Gustaf ('48) and Dorothy ('46) Richard Anderson L Eloise Adair Steven ('74) and Suzanne Appelo Lionel ('80) and Tammy Alford Q Billings, MT Anderson LQ Robert and Katherine Anderson Q Amanda Adams Jean Alfsen Estate L American Marine Bank I ('65) ('65) J. Daniel ('67) and Ellen ('68) Harlan Anderson ('61) Robert and Mary Corless Apperson Steele Christopher Algeo ('89) American Sign & Indicator Adams Hazel Anderson Estate L Anderson H John and Anne Aram Beatrice Allen Corporation L Helen Anderson ('38) Q Roger ('7 1) and Arletta J. ('70) Jennifer Adams ('01) Q George and Donna Arbaugh LQ David Allen ('00) Q Ameritech Library Services L Herman (' 31) and Vivian Anderson ('85) ('85) Mark ('9 1) and Hayley (,91) Adams Anderson James and Linda Jay and Charlene ('78) Allen Q Esther Amundsen Ronald Anderson ('83) and Richard and Catherine ('57) LQ Arbaugh H Jeffrey Allen (,87) Anacortes Lutheran Church, Inez Anderson (,40) Rebecca Babington ('81) Karl (,85) and Julia Arbaugh Q Adams Linda Allen Anacortes, WA L J. Douglas Anderson ('69) Q ('65) Wendall and Nancy Adams Ruth and Andy Anderson LQ Norman Archibald Charitable Marjorie Allen Jennifer Anderson ('98) Shirley Anderson Foundation L - 22 donor roll

Architectural Woods, Inc. L Kristoffer Bagl io ('00) George D. Bartell I Paul ('52) and Marion Bentson Joseph and Maureen Ardizzone Andrev Bahr ('56) Thomas and Sandra ('91) Barth Ray and Virginia Bentson Douglas and Coralyn ('72) Thomas ('85) and Julie ('91) Baier Kevin ('97) and Marci ('98) Larry and Evelyn ('71) Bentti Armstrong Dale and Pam Bailey I Bartholomae Q Victor Benzel ('77) Elmer Armstrong ('74) Fredric and Georgia ('59) Bailey 8ert and Jennie Bartlett Duane (,51) and Joanne Berentson Jerry ('60) and Elaine Armstrong L Q Eldon and Mercedes Barton Q LQ Michael and Kaylyn ('74) Ken Bailey and Deborah Erickson Inez Barton Estate L Brian A. Berg ('74) and Joyce Armstrong Q (,82) Jeff and Gratia ('90) Barton Avery LHQ Nobuko Armstrong Margaret Bailey ('96) James Bash ('76) Q Brian Duane ('75) and Jan Berg Swain Arnason ('50) Beatrice Bainard William and Donna Bash David (,61) and Patricia ('61) Berg Clarence and Shirley ('54) Arndt Charles and Joan ('76) Baird Baskin Robbins Q LQ , John ('36) and Olga ('37) Arne LQ George and Judith ('62) Baird Colleen Bates ( 65) Edward Berg Glenn Arney ('59) Jeanne Baird ('50) H William ('62) and Dee Ann Bates Elizabeth Berg Estate L Shannon Arnim ('93) Q Richard and Lynn Baiter Douglas ('89) and Roberta Batey Erma Berg G. Michael Arnold ('75) Q William Bakamus ('73) Q Richard ('81) and Darcy ('81) George Berg Estate L , Audrey Arnst ( 64) Bradley ('85) and Sherry ('85) Battershell Helen Berg Neal ('58) and Joyce Arntson LHQ Baker Q Alexander Bauer ('98) Q Helge Berg ('73) and Susan George ('63) and Karen ('66) Arola Daniel and Singhild (,62) Baker Arthur and Sandra ('67) Bauer Q Wiliiams Q Kudos fo r first LQ The Estate of Elbert H. Baker II L Craig Bauer Karl and Joan Berg Q Donald ('62) and Tena ('65) James (,67) and Georgina Sue (,62) Richard and Lois Bauer LQ Lee and Ellen Lakey (,81) Berg Q Arstein Baker Richard Bauer ('86) Lynn ('64) and Karen ('65) Berg ASARCO Foundation L Janice Baker Ba ugh Construction I Paul ('71) and Virginia Berg Q online donor! James and Pamela ('74) Asberry Lauriston and Luann ('81) Baker Q Jerald ('61) and Myra (,62) Richard and Gayle ('72) Berg Ty ler and Kristan ('93) Ashbridge Malcolm and Lois Baker Baughman Q Ronald Berg(59) LQ Tricia Ashby ('94) Moran and Barbara Baker Peter ('75) and Sharon Baughman Roy ('55) and Lucille Berg , my (Nance) C,bull '93, '�mdy b"am"h, Ashford-McAloon-Roberts Ronald and Joanne ( 62) Baker Gary and Sylvia Baughn LHQ Arthur Berge L first person to donate to Pacific Lutheran Insurance Sheri Baker ('93) David and Lois ('49) Bauman Jennifer Berger ('94) J. Stuart Ashley ('90) Orley and Joan ('60) Bakken Howard and Jean Michael ('75) and Cindy Berger University through our new secured server Baumann A Jo Anne Ashley ('90) Q Roger ('61) and Margaret ('63) Paul Baurichter ('00) Stephen and Jeanne Bergerson at the PLU development website: www.plu.edu/ -deve/ Kjell and Susan Askevold Bakken Ann Baxter ('90) Clarice Berggren Paul Askland Estate ('69) L Boyd and Rebecca Baldwin Baxter Allegiance Foundation M Margaret Bergh Cebull, who lives in Billings, Mont., fi nds the Hjordis Asper Lisa A. Hale ('98) and Travis M. Todd Baxter ('83) Q Paul ('81) and Tye Berghuis Q , website to be a helpful way to keep in touch with her Associated Student Body of PLU Hale ( 97) William E. and Janice Nye Baxter L Ethan and Carla ('72) Bergman Q Elsie Ball ('99) Robert and Eloise ('54) Bergt alma mater, and was especially pleased to learn that Leonardo Bayani AT&T Foundation M James ('54) and Florence ('66) Ball Ruth Bayer Estate L Howard and Gladys ('48) Bergum she could use her credit card to make her Q Club Kirk and Evelyn Athow Richard ('62) and Mary Ann Gary and Audrey Baylous Q Q Attachmate M BallewQ Jennifer Bayston ('00) Ludivina Bermudez ('70) contribution. "I, like so many of my fr iends, am us- Beatrice Atwood ('38) Lisa Balmes ('96) Q Donald and Jean Ann Beake Joseph and Barbara ('85) Bernard ing the Internet to simplifymy life. This includes David G. Aubrey LHQ Bill and Karen Kilen Balzarini L Robert Beall and Nancy Kingston· Gary ('74) and Nancy Berner Q Stacy Augustine ('88) Lowell ('77) and Janet ('61) Beall ('69) Bruce and Kristina ('63) Berney shopping, banking, getting news and information, Karen Aumick Q Bamford Eric (,81) and Marie ('83) Bean LQ Eli Berniker Q keeping in tollch with fr iends and fam ily and mak- John and Jane Aune Q Robert and Ordelle ('52) Bammert Gary ('68) and Jane Beard David ('95) and Christie ('95) Alfred E. Aus and Esther Westby Beverly Bancroft ('53) Q George ('64) and Andrea Beard Q Bernklau Halvor ing gifts to PLU!" Amy and her husband, Brian, a ('32) Aus LQ Clifford and Leona Bangsund L Krystine Beard ('93) G. Philip and Lora Bernstein Stanford University alumnus, fe el strongly about Scott ('82) and Mary Kay (,82) David ('71) and Lynne ('70) Christine Beatty ('90) Q Christian Berntsen ('85) Q Ausenhus Bangsund LHQ Holly Beatty ('89) Q David ('58) and Carolee ('59) supporting their alma maters, though Amy admits, Williena Ausherman ('60) Erik ('99) and Amy ('99) Bangsund Robert ('55) and Noreen ('57) Berntsen LHQ "PLU gets a little more because we both fe el that our Brian Aust (,92) and Dorthy Q Beatty Henry and Ida ('31) Berntsen Q Lesher Bank of America Q Paul and Janice Beauchene Denis and Mary ('63) Berrigan gifts really do make a diffe rence to the srudents at Robert Aust ('58) Bank of America Foundation M Ryan Bebe-Pelphrey ('00) Clyde Berry ('00) PacificLuther an University!" Autodesk, Inc. L Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi I Dan ('63) and Terre Anne Bechtel David Berry Q Thomas and Juoe ('78) Berry Q , Eric and Daphne ( 77) Beck Timothy and Taryn Berty Lynn Beck Q Steve arid Debra Bertholf Sarah Beck M ills..Bert occhlnr ('94) Q Herbert ('85) and Lisa Becker Walton F Berton ('57) and Carole James and Cynthia ('90) Becklold A. Booth HO Darrell ('64) and Ruthanne Ohver ('61) and Emma BerJen Beddoe Steven Besaw ('99) Jeffrey ('76) and Dayna ('78) Jean and Anne Mane ('88) Bedingfield Q Bessette Scott and Kristi Kay ('84) Beebe Q Bet hany Lutheran Church, Marlene Beggin ('97) Bainbridge Island, WA Q Elizabeth Bekemeier ('84) Q Bethany Lutheran Church, Gold James Bekemeier ('88) Q Beach OR , , Luther and Lois ( 82) Bekemeier Bethany Lutheran Church, LHQ Spanaway, WA Verona Bekkedal Bethesda Lutheran Church, James and Morgia Belcher Eugene, OR LQ Donald and Mae Beil Q Bethesda Lutheran Church, Harry and Carol Bell Mtlake Te rrace, WA Michelle Bell ('03) Q Bethlehem Lutheran Church, James R. Bellamy Kalispell, MT LQ Paul M. Bellamy Foundation LQ Beth lehem Lutheran Ch urch, Mary Bellarts and Verna Ralph Tacoma, WA LQ Bellingham Stevedoring Company Patrick and Denise ('86) Bettinger David and Linda ('85) BeMiller Wayne Bettinger ('51) LHQ Marlo Bevis (,B5) Bemis Company Foundation I DeWayne and Mary Jean ('51) Bey Michael ('78) and Karen ('78) Bena Ernest and Rebecca Bianco Q Marissa Bendebel John and Jean Biberdorf Q James ('70) and Cindy ('72) Noah and Patricia ('96) Bickell Q Bendickson Q Warren and Linda ('72) Bieker O. Jurgis Bendikas ('51) LHQ Gary ('6B) and Mardel Bierwagen c Catharine Kirby ('90) Bendixen H Q 0 Irma Bendock ('41) Q James ('81) and Susan Bies .. Kenneth and Diana Benedick Mark ('78) and Sharon Bigot! <> Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benevento Richard Bilbrough Loren Bengston ('90) Q John Billdt ('76) '" Steven and Lois Benham Q Donald ('78) and Judith ('61) James and Janet Beni Billings Q z George Benjamin and Nan Paula Billings ('63) Q The Autzen Foundation L Daniel Banken ('87) Q Herbert Evangeline Billingsley ('50) Q !< Amy Cebull, '93 was the first online donor at PLU. John Axelson ('75) and Mary John and Susan ('67) Banker Rodney Benjamin and Martha Robert Bills (,59) HQ ... Keating George and Julee Barber Q Hoffman Lin Binford L Z Wayne and Asta Axelson Charles and Linda ('63) Barbo Q Stanley ('79) and Janet Bennatts Dan and Teresa Bingham

u Karen Flanigan Ayers ('82) Q Myron Barbour ('60) Carl and Myra Bennett LHQ James ('77) and Lori ('78) Bingham '" Dan and Gail ('84) Ayres Clark Barclay Gary and Nancy (,91) Bennett Q Jeffrey Bare ('98) Q Thomas Bennett and Kathleen Annabelle Birkestol (,45) LHQ � ... Ronald I. Barensten H Simonis-Bennett ('70) Grace Birkestol (,45) LHQ Bargreen-Ellingson Inc. L Scott ('74) and Debra ('75) Gordon (,50) and Agnes ('50) '" , .. Aaron ('99) and Ronda ('00) Bennighof Birklid ... Barker Carlton and Elzbieta Benson Lisa Birnel ('99) Q > Roy and Mary Lou Barker Dale ('63) and Jolita (Hylland) Blakely and Claire Bishop

Z Stephen and Jeanine Barndt Q ('63) Benson LHQ Kim ('75) and Cynthia ('76) Bishop , ::I George and Eleanor Barnes L Gerald ('58) and Sharon Benson Michael ('79) and Lori ( 81) Bishop Donald and Marion Baartz Steven ('82) and Teresa Barnes LH Q z Joanna Babbitt ('95) Katherine Barnett ('79) H Hank and Carolyn ('62) Benson Marlene Bissell ('74) « Martin Babbitt ('74) Carlotta Barnette ('00) Jennifer ('91) and Erik ('90) Ly nne Biteman .. , Raymond Babcock ('59) Q J. Thad and Joan Barnowe Q Benson Mark and Elsie ( 81) Bittner Q :z: Burton Backman (,49) Q Scott (,77) and Deborah Barnum Q Michael ('69) and Mary ('71) James Bjelde ('72) .. , John ('60) and Karen Backman Q Erik Barrett ('87) and Jill Barrett- Benson HQ Christian Bjerk ( 92) ::I , ... Phillip and Ruth ('69) Backup Q Jorgenson ('94) Rebecca Benson ( 92) Q Bruce ('72) and Jill ('71) Bjerke LQ Albert and Constance Bacon H Gregory ('90) and Karen Barrett- Virginia L. Benson LH Kevin and Jane ('90) Bjork Q u Nicholas Baeth ('00) and Wilt Edward ('78) and Lois Bentley Craig Bjorklund (,67) Q , Katherine Peloza ('00) Michael and Kristine Bartanen Q Paul and Megan ( 76) Benton LQ Diane Bjorklund ('75) , u Thomas and Jane Baffney David and Gail ( 61) Bartee Ronald Benton ('78) and Kim Robert and Mavis Bjorklund " c( Jensen Q ... -

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John and Gwendolyn ('48) Violet Boyer I Russell Brown ('41) Roger and Susan ('97) Campanelli Bjorkstam Q Everett and Patti Boynton Samuel and Nathalie Brown LQ Q Hans and Vivi Bjornen Hugh and Lenore (,41) Bozarth Steven and Kaylene Brown Q Glenn ('60) and Margery ('61) Lennie and Pamela (,84) Bjornsen Marilyn Boze Steven ('76) and Jill ('78) Brown Campbell HQ Q BP Amoco Foundation M HQ Gordon Campbell ('75) M. Dean ('58) 'a nd Nancy ('60) Philip ('50) and Jeane ('54) Timothy and Sharlene ('73) Brown Terry ('72) and Ellen Lee ('68) Bjornsen Q Braafladt Vincent R. Brown ('70) H Campbell Q David and Dorothy Bjornson Q Walter ('Sl) and Jeanette ('54) Brown & Haley L Ray and Antonette Campos John ('89) and Celesta Bjornson Q Braafladt HQ Christopher and Jennifer Gina Canada ('98) Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Black LQ James and Patricia Braaten Browning Q Keith and Marlene Canton LQ Kristey Black ('�O) Jean Brace ('62) Stanley and Te rryl Brue L Lillian Cantrell Jeffrey ('94) and Lora Blackburn George Bracher Estate L Moritz Brueckner L G. James ('58) and Carlene ('6 1) Chari Blackwood ('5 1 ) Charles and Colleen Bradford Scott ('84) and Cathleen ('83) Capelli Q George ('72) and Delphine Blair Q Craig and Shelley (,87) Bradley Q Brueske Q Robert and Cheryl ('83) Capoocia John and Laura (,82) Blaisdell Havana Bradner Estate L Nelson and Marjorie (,42) Lois Capps ('59) Q Michele Blake ('74) John Bradshaw (,87) Brumfield Christopher Cardwell ('81) Mitchell and Jonette ('85) Blakney Raymond Brady ('99) Arthur Brunner H Alan ('55) and Lois Carlson Q Q Robert and Catherine ('99) Brady Charles ('66) and Carol Brunner Q Arthur Carlson Estate L Alan and Sharolyn Blanchard Q Louis ('50) and Glenna ('50) Dale and Jean Carlson Q Richard and Olive Blandau L Margaret Brahm ('70) Brunner David E. Carlson Q David ('88) and Sidney Blank Q Regina Braker ('78) Petra Onella Brunner ('56) LQ David W. Carlson ('86) Q Abigail Blankner ('94) George and Jackie Brammer L Ruth Brunner ('87) Ernest Carlson ('54) Larry and Sheila Bledsoe Goldia Brammer Q Orvilla Brunson Evan LV. Carlson (,45) Clifford (,52) and Audrey (,S3) Mildred Brammer ('56) David Brusco L F. Paul and Judith Carlson Q Blegen Otto and Goldia Brammer L Jeffrey Bruton George and Dorothy ('49) Carlson Jason and Heidi ('94) Bleimeyer Suzanne Brammer ('82) Mark ('85) and Karla Bryant Q Harry ('49) and Violet Carlson H John ('80) and Nina ('81) Bley Q Gary and Linda ('65) Branae Q Neil ('70) and Mary ('70) Bryant Herb and Lorrain Carlson Q Tire store gives Dolores Bloch Albert and Alva Branam LHQ Janet C. Carlson ('46) LQ J.R. and Marion Bloch Dwaine Brandt ('57) and Rachel Julie Brye ('77) Jon ('77) and Donna Carlson Q Bruce ('86) and Peggy ('92) Kriefall-Brandt A. Dean and Marilyn Buchanan LH June Carlson L more than great Blocher Georgia Brandt Brook Buchanan ('00) Q Lewis and Fern Carlson Bonnie Block ('93) Richard ('55) and Gail Brandt Dennis and Jan Buchanan Loney and Sheila (,64) Carlson Q Shawn (,97) and Michelle 810cker Charles and Claudia Branham Q Erhardt and Virginia Buchfinck L Marian Carlson Q Ed ('64) and Angela Brannfors Virginia Buchfinck HQ Mark ('67) and Karen Carlson H serVice Heidi Ann Bloemker ('90) LHQ Barry and Susan (,00) Buchmiller Mary Carlson L Cornelius and Dian Blom H Erik Brannfors ('95) and Jennifer Alfred and Elizabeth Buck Michael ('83) and Bethany Carlson Grace Blomquist LQ Specht Bran nfors ('94) Q Alfred Buck ('85) Q Norman ('7 1) and Susan ('74) ot far from campus, at 10805 Pacific Ave. Charles and Carolyn Bloom Mark Brannfors('97) Q Florence Buck Carlson S., sits Tiny's Tires, a local automotive Dennis ('88) and Connie Bloom Paul and Leslie Brantner H Wayne and Judy Buck LH Ole and Sylvia Carlson Ronald and Marianne Bloom Janis Brasier ('74) Q John ('58) and Norma ('59) Paul ('60) and Mary Lou ('59) business that has been a long-time Pacific Jennifer Bloomer ('98) Q Robert ('51) and Lois ('51) Brass Buckner Carlson LQ Lutheran Universiry supporter. Started in 1965, Renee Bloomfield ('97) Paul ('82) and Corinne Brassey The Buffalo News Randall Carlson ('85) Rolf Bloomquist ('94) and Pamella Hjordis M. Bratsberg LH Chester Buhl Estate L Robert Carlson Q Tiny's Tires has been providing service to the Howard ('94) Q Harold and Elaine Brattland Ruby Bulger ('65) Roger Carlson Parkland communiry 35 years. Donald Blucher ('54) Rick Brauen ('85) Q Mable Buli Estate ('23) L Stephen Carlson ('83) and Stacy David ('61) and Judith Bluhm Q Gordon and Mary Nell Braun Q Oscar Buli Estate L Waddell Carlson ('83) Q Service and maintenance are not (he only goals Parke ('79) and Kristi Blundon Q Matthew Braund ('98) James ('59) and Nancy ('66) Steven ('86) and Natalya Carlson of Tiny's Tires. In addition to supporting area high William ('65) and Katherine Blythe Don and Pamela Bray Bullock Ted ('74) and Wendy Carlson Q Jan F. Brazzell and Wolfgang Robert and Emily Bumpous Thomas Carlson ('65) LHQ schools and youth programs since 1979, Tiny's Tires BMW Seattle Opitz LH Thomas Bundy Estate L Tom Carlson LQ has helped provide PLU students with a quality edu­ Dennis ('78) and Susan ('78) Grace Bredeson Re becca Burad ('74) LHQ Verner Carlson Estate L Boaglio Q Jorunn Breiland Estate L Mary Burchak Estate L Theodore ('55) and Alzora ('57) cation through membership in the Q Club. Walter and Muriel Bobko Ellen Breiten (,69) Q Earlene Burcham ('60) Q Carlstrom Q Co-owner Curtis Martin said, "We have always sup­ Dan! I ('83) and D ra ('77) Bode Gavin W. ('99) and Patricia R. ('00) Maurice and Mildred Burchfield L Donald and Mary Carlyle L Marguente Bod r ro Estate ('35) L Brem Mildred Burchfield Q Robert ('64) and Judy Carmichael ported PLU in the past. PLU people have done so Dwight ('47) and Eleano, Boe Q Dorothy Brenchley ('95) Glenn and Teresa ('00) Burden Mary Carnes ('93) much business with us and have been great ro work John ('66) and Karen Boe Jonathan ('91) and Kari ('90) Anthony and Juanita Mark Carnese (,97) Kathryn Boe ('52) Brendefur Burgem�ister William ('77) and Jewell ('78) with." L Silas Luther Boe Estate ('39) Ingrid Brenneise ('64) Jo Burgess Carnett Q Founded in 1972, Q Club provides the core of Heidi Boehnke ('00) Ruth Anne Brenneman ('72) Cathy Burguess Q Cecelia Carpenter ('66) The Boeing Company LMI Ralph and Mary ('82) Bresee Kelly Burk ('94) John ('87) and Heidi ('8B) Carr Annual Fund suppon at PLU, With a minimum an­ Christie Bognar Myrtle Bresemann (,41) H Mildred Burke ('59) Ralph ('62) and Joyce (,62) Carr nual contribution of$300 ($25/montb) Q Club Randolph and Gail ('75) Jeremy and Tamara ('97) Brester Perry and Dorothy Burkhart William Carr and Judith Bergren- Bohannon Q Debbra Brewer Burlington Lutheran Church Carr ('59) members help provide assistance to deserving Stu­ , Charles and Karen ('63) Bohlke Q Laura Brewer (,02) Q Burlington WA L May Carrell ('65) Q , dents as they prepare for lives of service through a Doris Bohman Q r Gregory and Cathy Brewis Burlington Northern Santa Fe Phyllis Grahn Carroll ('55) LHQ Morris and Doris Bohman L 1. A. ('56) and Judy Bricker LQ Foundation LMI David ('80) and Katharine ('80) PLU education. Christopher and Eleanore ('80) John and Ruth Briehl Q C. Glenn Burnett ('86) Carson "PLU is a great part of the community, "Martin Bohnen James and Danielle Brink Q John and Barbara Burraston Katherine Carson ('66) Clara Fjermedal Bohrman Q Terry ('83) and Kerry Brink Q Richard and Doralin Burrows Q Michael P. Carson ('76) HQ continued. "�le like to help out any way we can." Alice Bolduan H Clifford ('76) and Joan Brock Angelina and D. Jerry Burtenshaw Richard ('56) and Delores ('56) For information on ways that you or your busi­ Erwin and Alice Bolduan L Frank and Barbara Brocker LQ I Carstensen Doug and Emily ('71) Boleyn Mark ('79) and Donna ('80) Ed and Penny Burton Robert ('74) and Lynn Carter ness can support the Q Club, please contact Kara Marvin ('58) and Beverlee Bolland Brocker Q Scott ('74) and Kathy ('71) Buser H John Carton and Michelle Fleharty, associate director of annual giving and LHQ George Brockway ('36) Q Bradley ('88) and Tisha Busey Schoenberg ('80) Ralph ('36) and Rosemary ('29) Robert and Rosalie Brodin Miriam Busey ('86) Davis ('65) and Pamela Carvey LQ Q Club, at 25 3-535-7439 or 800-25 8-6758. Bolstad Lloyd and Kathy ('70) Brodniak Q Bradley ('99) and Patricia (,00) Paul and Beverly ('92) Cascio Darrell Bomberger ('95) Roger Brodniak ('97) Busick Thomas and Anne (,63) Case Q Charles and Marilyn Bomgren Alvin ('60) and June ('57) Broeckel Thomas ('78) and Holly Buskirk Q Paul and Kathryn ('80) Casey The Bon Marche/Federated Q Gerald ('83) and Darlene Buss HQ Gerald Cashen ('55) Department Stores, Inc. I Gary ('79) and Cynthia ('79) Brog Douglas and Suzanne ('73) Bussey Cashmere Valley Bank L Lester Bona ('40) Q Robert ('53) and Connie ('54) Brog John and Luella Bustad L Dave and Patricia Casmier Q Louis and Lorraine ('79) Bonaldi Q LQ John ('69) and Janet ('69) Bustad Robert and Eva Caspersen Adele Bonciolini ('68) Alan ('61) and Elaine (,62) Brooks Q Linda Caspersen-Andresen " Andrew Bongfeldt ('90) Q LQ Leo and Signe B ustad L Lee and Susan ('72) Casperson • Paul and Judith Bonifaci Kathrine Brooks ('88) Luella Bustad HQ Diane Cassidy ('80) n Book Club of Washington Inc Milo and Mary Brooks Charles and Doris ('55) Butler Rodney Cassidy and Kathleen Melvin and Dorothy Boone H Richard and Henrietta ('61) Brooks Pollyann Butler ('86) Peach-Cassidy ('73) n Brian and Deborah ('91) Booth Timothy ('72) and Martha ('74) Rodney and Tayah (,97) Butler Q Robert ('74) and Patricia Casteel Q Thomas and Rhoda (,67) Brooks Howard L. Byerly LH Haydn and Doris Castleton c: Borcherding Brooks Manufacturing Company I Mark (,82) and Joan Byl Q Catalyst Cruises LQ ... Scott and Caroline Borduin Henry and Marilyn Broom Robert and Rose ('77) Byland Q Caterpillar Foundation M :z: Leah Borg ('94) Elizabeth Brossia ('99) Charles and Mary Byrne Erma Catlin ... Rev. Norma J. Borgford ('56) LHQ Steve and Barbara Brossia Kenneth Byrne ('89) Q Eduardo ('66) and Mary ('66) .. Mary Born ('86) Troy ('92) and Cheryl ('93) Brost Q Cattani • z Amelia Borneman Henrik and Robanna ('83) Brosten Noal Cattone ('�O) Charles Borquist Q Willard and Dagrun Brotherston David Caulfield ('00) c: Richard ('53) and Cynthia Borrud Michael and Stacy (,90) 8rouillette Robert ('79) and Lisa ('8 1) Caulkins Z Bernard and Liv Borson Q Q < Vanda Bortell Estate L Mark Brovak ('90) Dennis Caviezel ('7 1) .. Jerald and Hafdis Bortle Claudia Rea Browers ('75) Cathy Cavness ('79) .. Keith and Delores Boss Bob Brown and Kathleen Benton Brian Cebull and Amy Nance '" Kai Bottomley ('80) Q ('73) Q Cebull ('93) Q Phillip ('85) and Susan Bouterse Cindi Brown ('96) Dehoyn and Patricia Cady Bernard and Robbyn ('84) Celestin Robert ('84) and Belinda ('B6) Ellen Brown ('53) Q Mark and Charla ('86) Cain Center Electric Inc. LQ '" Bowden James and Barbara ('59) Brown R. Corey and Yasmin ('95) Marietta Centko ('88) Q n ... David ('88) and Diane ('87) Bowe James Brown ('86) Caldwell Central Lutheran Church , Z Evelyn Bowen ('73) Jenn ifer Meyer Brown ('91) and Karen Calfas ('85) Anchorage AK LQ , Jarold and Teresa ('91) Bowerman Jeffrey Brown LHQ Lowell and Neva Calkins Central Lutheran Church , Mark ('81) and El izabeth ('81) M. Scott and Michelle ('92) Brown Guillermo (,87) and Sally Calle Q Bellingham, WA LQ Bowers Mark and Diane Brown David Cameron ('63) and Louise Central Lutheran Church Eugene , , Mychelle Bowers ('�O) Matthew Brown ('00) Lindgren OR L Charles Bowles ('76) Norman and Carlene Brown Q Kathleen Cameron ('86) Central Lutheran Church , Greg and Janis ('90) Bowman Ray and Joyce Brown Cammarano Brothers Inc. L Portland OR LQ , , Mark and Jeri ('00) Bowman Robert Brown and Grace Leque­ Craig Cammock ('91) Q CH2M Hill I BOXLIGHT Corporation I Brown ('48) Earl and Iris Nordman ('55) William and Sharon Chadek Rod and Barbara ('68) Boyd HQ Ronald ('76) and Gretchen ('77) Cammack LHQ Chalker Putnam Collins & Scott Q .. Brown Q " - 24 donor roll

Keith Chambers Christopher and Lori ('79) Clark Donald ('58) and JoAnn ('59) Carl Dalk Estate L Champion International Dale and Mary Jean Clark Cornell LO Ray and Deanna Dally LHO Corporation L Donald ('�O) and Jean Clark Jeffrey ('86) and Maria Cornell 0 Cherry Dalrymple ('98) 0 Thomas and Patricia Champlin Petra w.A. Clark ('86) Maxine Cornell 0 Waite and Patty Dalrymple 0 Roger and Diane ('81) Chamusco Robert ('44) and Barbara (,44) Deborah Cornils ('73) HO William and Ursula Dames Evan Chan (,01) Clark 0 Stephen Cornils ('66) 0 Cecil and Helen ('51) Dammen Pak Joe ('71) and Lilly Chan L Viola Clark Phil and Beth ('77) Cornish LHO Wing and Sophia Chan 0 Clark Nuber P,S. Corporation of the Catholic Don ('49) and Betty D'Andrea 0 Craig ('85) and Kathy Chance 0 John and Barbara Clarke Archbishop of Seattle, Seattle, The Danforth Foundation L David ('69) and Marcia ('71) Robert ('75) and Barbara (,81) WA Hieu and Delores ('98) Dang Chance LO Clarke Andrew ('93) and Alison ('94) Allen and Susan Daniels Carol Chandler Sue Clarke ('7 1) Corrigan 0 Donald and Jean ('61) Danielson Nelda Chandler ('61) John ('72) and Karen Claus Q Brian and Kristen (,87) Costales Val and Alice Danielson L 8ill ('64) and Teresa Chapman Wilbur and Ethel Claus 0 Costco Wholesale I Danish Sisterhood Thyra Lodge Ralph and Bonnie Chapman Louis and Phyllis Clayson William and Lois Costine Q #19 Richard and Diane ('69) Chapman Shelby Clayson George and Thelma ('52) Costle Dale and Janice ('60) Dann 0 Lois Charbonneau Alan ('80) and Deborah Cleland Carol Cotton Q Jerry and Gail ('84) Danner Charitable Way.com I Michelle Clemence ('85) Frank ('80) and Barbara Couch Stephen Danzie ('00) David and Priscilla ('01) Charles Greg and Debra ('74) Clerc The Counseling Place Michael Darcher and Joanne Brian (,87) and Chenelle Chase Richard and Nancy Cleveland Ralph (,57) and Gloria Cournyer Lisosky Jim and Vicki ('90) Chase 0 Lloyd ('50) and Phyllis ('54) Cleven Miriam Cowan ('66) Robert ('79) and Kimiko Dardis 0 Tom and Joanne (,82) Chase 0 Clayton Cowl ('88) 0 William and Ruth ('56) Daugherty Bruce and Susan Clevinger R. E. and Amy Cox Daryl ('60) and Gwendolyn ('61) Scott and Molly ('87) Click Shelley Cox ('75) Daugs 0 Douglas Clouse ('82) Anna Coy ('86) 0 Herold (,77) and Susan ('79) Daugs William and Dolores Cloyes Richard ('83) and Leesa Coyner 0 J. Paul and Lawanda ('63) David and Birdena ('86) Coate James ('64) and Ann ('64) Crabtree Dauphin Gordon Coates (,54) Brian and Joyce ('74) Crain 0 Richard (,62) and Joan ('66) Joseph and Margene Coates Ida Crane Davenport Coca-Cola Enterprises I Steven (,77) and Julie ('79) Crantz Harold and Christina ('89) Davey Hulda Cocanower Estate L 0 Mr. and Mrs. David Davidson Marsh Cochran ('90) James ('76) and Tina Crary Harry ('83) and Wendy Davidson Tom and Aria Cock Q Kevin and Patricia (,81) Crawford Earl and Anita Davie Ann Cockram Giles (,82) Michele Crayton Bill and Nancy Davis L Gary and Carol Cockrell Creator Lutheran Church, Sumner, Brian ('89) and Andrea Davis Harley and Kathryn Cockrum Q WA O Clara Davis HO Daryl and Beverly Cody Eric and Mary Jean Crecelius Donna Davis David Coffey ('00) Robert and Hilloah Creigh Q Fred ('77) and Elma Davis Kenny Cohrs and Sara Bleything- Robert and Kathleen Creso Q George ('41) and Mary (,41) Davis Cohrs ('00) Melville and Karen L. Nickel ('61) L Vern Cohrs ('80) Creusere 0 Gerald and Lyndal Davis Robert and Myla ('98) Colbert John ('75) and Kathy Crocker J, Walter and Clara Davis L Charlene Colburn ('49) 0 Evan and Helen Cropp Janie Davis ('85) 0 Kendall and Tammy ('81) Colburn Edward and Marilyn Crosby 0 Kevin Davis ('77) Q Lawrence Cross ('00) Lee and Maxine ('42) Davis Rebecca Cole-Lane ('75) Cross Engineers Inc. Mark ('82) and Nancy ('81) Davis 0 Hope Colignon Cross of Christ Lutheran Church, Mary Davis ('41) 0 Leslie Collar ('68) 0 Bellevue, WA LO Paula Davis ('57) Ernest (,48) and Ruth (,51) Collard Andrew Crouse ('00) Virginia Davis LHO David ('01) and B. Crowner Virginia Davis Pifer ('36) 0 Pa ul Collard ('82) H Robert ('50) and Beverly ('54) Davis Wright Tremaine I College Gifted Programs, Inc. Crumbaugh Virginia Davis-Johnson L Dan Colleran (,94) Rick and Susan ('81) Crume Charles ('70) and Cheryl ('70) PLU School of Education students work with a PLU­ Bradley Chatfield ('93) Catherine Ann Collins ('70) 0 Gregg Crusen ('89) Davison Paul (,89) and Su n ('91) Cheek ('72) provided Apple iMoc laptop in the Pederson/Stein sa James Collins Dewayne and Deena Crust Frances S. Dawson LO Ben B. Cheney Foundation, John ('76) and Sylvia ('77) Collins Bruce Cudahy 0 Leland ('72) and Debbie Dawson Technology Enhanced Classroom. Tacoma, WA LO LO Kathleen Cui Ian ('00) LHO Mark (,82) and Asha Chesnutt LO Judy Collins ('75) Murray Cullon and Helen Pohlig Frank ('84) and Ikuko Day Chevrolet Motor Division Lauren and Margaret Colman ('75) Bruce ('87) and Lisa ('88) Deal 0 Chevron Corporation LM Carlo and Lynda Colombo C. Munro ('81) and Heike ('81) E. Fred and Ann Deal LO Charles and Gayle Chew Boyd and Sandra ('93) Colt 0 Cullum Lawrence Deal ('91) and Lisa Innovation in the Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation L David ('83) and Nancy ('85) Charles E. Culpeper Foundation L Simonsen ('91) 0 Joseph and Kristi Running ('85) Coltom LHO Ginger Culver ('92) 0 John and Mildred Dean L Chiaravallotti Ronald ('61) and Barbara ('61) Lowell and Anke ('70) Culver John Dean H Alan and Carol ('77) Chilcoat Coltom H Craig ('80) and Deborah ('80) Ronnie and Diana Deatherage classroom Christ Lutheran Church, Ferndale, Columbia Bank I Cummings Kari Debower ('89) WA Columbia Management Company CUNA Mutual Life Insurance Lonnie and Joan DeCamp tudents in PLU's School of Education are Christ Lutheran Church, Larry and Candy Comer Company L Alice Decker developing as skilled users of technology in Lakewood, WA LO James Com forti Helen Cunningham ('45) Clara Deckert ('65) Christ Lutheran Church, Odessa, Darnell ('95) and Deborah ('93) Michael Cunningham and Marcia Michael and Emily Dederer L ar e measure becluse of a u m nus l g l Diana WA LO Commodore 0 Snook Q Erin Deegan ('95) Christ Lutheran Church, Spokane Compliance Services International Jane Curl ('81) Clark and Julie Deem Pederson '83. Pederson gave a generous gift to the , 0 WA LO Bruce ('76) and Marilyn ('74) John Currie Barbara DeFreece ('62) School of Education that fu nded much of the Christ the King Lutheran Church, Compton Charles ('59) and Antoinette Dennis and Linda DeHart Milton-Freewater OR L Gilbert and Judith Comstock Curtis 0 Yvonne Deitz ('57) equipment that putS studen ts ahead of the curve, , David and Carolyn ('67) Concrete Technology Corporation Robert l. Curtis ('55) HO Richard (,57) and Carol DeJardine and allowed the creation of the Pederson/Stein Christensen 0 L Robert ('90) and Vickie ('90) Curtis Sean Delaat ('94) Q Technology En hanced Classroom-in honor of ber Russ ('61) and Claudia Christensen Gary Condray ('64) H Frank and Julie ('67) Delis o Brad and Angela ('83) Condreay Elizabeth Cushman ('89) Delta Air Lines Foundation LM grandfather, Arne Pederson, an d Lynn Stein, fa culty Walter Christensen Estate ('28) L W. Powell Cone L Wanda Cutler ('93) Kendall and Karen ('82) Demaree emeriti in the School of Education. Cory Christian ('00) Robert and Beth Conklin Cutters Corner David ('89) and Jodi DeMots 0 David ('59) and Anita ('59) Ralph and Carmella ('89) Connelly Patricia Cyr ('94) Howard Dempsey ('60) 0 Christian LHO Kathi Ann Conner (,92) 0 Bradley ('93) and Karen ('94) Don Christian ('50) 0 Conner Development Company I Dennis Rhoda Christian ('71) LO Nancy Connery ('70) 0 Scott ('83) and Katherine ('84) Robert Christian Orrin and Vera Consear Dennis Q B, Rodney ('57) and Esta ('60) Consortium/Advancement of William and Karen ('70) Dennis o Christiansen 0 Higher Education L Denny Park Lutheran Church, Carl ('73) and Kathy Christiansen Container Corporatin of America, Seattle, WA 0 H a Subsidiary of Jefferson Roy ('00) and Ki Hyun Denton Curt Christiansen (,84) Q Smurfit L Daniel Deogun ('00) z Edward and Alene Christiansen Q Mark Contino and Cullin McBride Aloys and Sieglinde Daack Alisa DeSart ('90) Lawrence and Diane Christiansen Contino ('89) Lindsay Daehlin ('00) Paul Dessen ('69) Alwin and Kalma Christianson Patricia Conway Margaret Dagefoerde Estate L Chuck and Heidi ('90) DeSteunder Howard ('56) and Vernita ('68) Stephen Conway (,84) Ernest Dagefoerde Estate L Mark DesVoigne H z Christianson Q Eugene ('63) and Mary ('54) Cook Warren and Betty Daheim 0 Darryl (,61) and Joann Dettmann ... 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David ('57) and Vivian Churness Tyler Coplen ('66) Christopher and Jolyn ('93) Alan and Ardyth Diercks Z Claude and Lori ('87) Ciancio Janet Coppess ('89) Dahlvig Edwin Dierdorff ('88) 0- William Cichanski (,94) 0 Irene Corbett ('29) Margaret Melver Dakan ('38) LO Judy Dierickx-Likkel ('63) J Joseph ('00) and Amelia Cilley John and Ellen ('77) Corey Howard and Marjorie Dale Melinda Dietlein Norton Clapp L David Corkrum ('78) 0 Deborah Dalenberg ('85) Carlisle Dietrich Estate L u Jeff Claridge ('00) Kenneth ('67) and Dorothy Corliss Douglas (,81) and Kristi ('81) Mark Dietzler (,01) Roger ('66) and Deane Claridge L David and Alice (,62) Cornelius Dalenberg Digital Equipment Corporation L v Anella Clark ('53) Donald and Maxine Cornell L Steven ('66) and Susan ('67) Marion and Marion Dill ., " Dalgleish 0 - 25

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Ferguson Drew and Dianne Foss Thomas ('76) and Sherrie Anita Dotson (,87) Mark ('76) and Lisa Egbert Q Elmer Erickson ('42) Q Serena Ferguson ('00) Emma Foss ('45) Gallagher Mike and Carrie ('88) Dougan lawrence ('56) and Christine Gary and Joanne ('70) Erickson leanne Fernald ('66) Q Henry Foss Estate l George and Carolyn Gallaway lH Judd ('55) and Nancy (,57) Eggan Q John and Sharon Erickson Joseph and Lisa ('89) Ferraro Q June and Julian Foss Foundation l P. 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Scott ('90) and Marybeth ('88) Ian and Judith Garbutt Foundation M Gordon and Ethel Eide l Ernst & Yo ung llP l Cyrena Finnegan (,02) Foster Daniel Gard ('82) Q , Gordon and Mildred Dowling Q Ingeborg Eide Estate l Ernst and Young Foundation l Bruce Finnie and linda Gibson Q Foster + Company, PS I Grant ( 51) and Phyllis Gard Q Graydon and Colleen Jeanne ('55) Kenneth and Mabel (,41) Eide Richard ('68) and Gladys Erstad Andrew S. Finstuen ('00) and David ('88) and Ruth ('88) Foster- Kenley and Joan ('56) Gard Q Downing Q Keith and Virginia Eilers Joe ('74) and Ginette Escamillo Ingrid M. Lindeblad ('00) Koth Olov Gardebring Caren Doyle ('85) Kurt Eilmes ('00) Albert and June ('65) Esche John ('70) and Katherine ('70) Foundation Northwest Cecelia Gardlin ('45) Q Amy E. 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Fowler Estate ('81) l Steven (,67) and Elizabeth Garrett Dennis ('71) and Rebecca ('87) David Ekberg ('66) Claud Ethen and Blanche Kilmer First Evangelical lutheran Church, Martha Fox Estate l William and Maureen ('77) Drewes Bruce ('69) and Barbara ('69) Ethen ('50) Bothell, WA lQ Scott and Janis Gail ('73) Fox Q Garrett Q Robert and Marjorie Drewes lQ Eklund Q Donald ('59) and Linda ('59) Etzel First Evangelical lutheran Church, William and Anne Frame l Donald and Ellen ('56) Garrity John and Evelyn Drexel Cheryl Eklund ('85) H Tacoma, WA Q Steven and Outi ('93) Francis William and Marla Garrity Richard Dreyer and Kristin Kaden Evelyn Eklund Estate ('36) l James and Mary Jean Eubanks First Interstate Ban k and Frank Russell Company l Alan Garvey ('85) Dreyer ('82) ElCA Foundation Vicki Eustice ('70) Foundation l Pauline Franklin Q Ruth Gaschk ('32) Dean Driskell Jalmer ('56) and Marvyl ('58) Eldal Julanne Eustis ('94) First lutheran Church of Heidi Frankmoelle ('94) William ('98) and Nancy Gass Q Robert and Deborah Drugge Eldec Corporation, A Crane Evangelical lutheran Church In Richmond Beach. 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('63) and linda ('61) SD Craig Fredrickson ('90) Mark and Cheryl ('83) Gazdik David ('89) and Jane ('89) Duea Eli lilly & Company Foundation M Evanson lHHQ Fred and Patricia Anne ('57) Marvin Fredrickson ('64) Q William and Marlys Gazecki Q Gordon and Mildred Dufseth lQ Iver ('55) and Camille ('59) Eliason Glenn ('51) and Edith Evanson Q Fischer Stanley ('61) and Dennise ('64) Joseph ('77) and Kim Gazes Q Donna Dukleth lQ Jeffrey (,96) and Melissa ('97) Betty Fisher Q Fredrickson Oriana Gear Stephen and Mary ('90) Dulaney leo ('62) and Barbara ('59) Eliason Evenson Q David ('49) and Irene ('49) Fisher Randall and Marsha Freed Thomas Gearhart ('86) Gerard and Claudet Dumont Q larry and Judith Evenson Q lQ Irvin Freeman H James and Julie ('69) Gearheard Q To m and linda Duncan Abdullah EI-Kuwaiz ('73) Marlene Everingham ('55) George and Betty Fisher l Julie Frei ('00) Thomas and Carole Geballe Rev. F. 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Craig and linda ('73) Dutton Judith Elliott ('77) O'Connor Richard and Diana ('81) Friesz Richard Earl Geiger H c Jeffrey ('70) and Karen Duzenbery linda Elliott Carol Geiszler ('68) Eric ('84) and Carolyn ('83) Fjelstad Kenneth Frisch ('98) Z Q Betty Ellis Q Gerald ('50) and Grace Faaren Mary Fjelstad ('73) Bradley ('69) and Kathleen Fritts Charles ('58) and Carol ('57) Susan Dwyer-Shick Earl and Elaine ('85) Ellis lHQ Orning ('55) and Wealthea Paul Fritts Q Geldaker Q < Donald and Don na Dyer John Ellis Jennifer Geller ('88) Paula Faas ('00) Fjelstad Q John Fritz ('59) .. John ('70) and Kelly Dykstra Q Mary K. Ellis l Thomas and Julianne ('88) Tamara Fjermedal ('69) lance and Karla ('85) Frodsham Jeffrey Gemar ('90) "" Steven and Martha ('77) Ellis Fagerstrom Christopher Flaat Q John Fromm ('58) Q Gene Pankey Motor Company Inc. ... 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T. J and D. A. Johnston Michael ('83) and Joni Kemmer Mel al1d Melba Knudsol1 H Roland and Barbara Krebs Ann-Ellen Jones ('77) Richard and Carol Kemp Theodore and Gerda ('57) Sandra Krebs (,82) Christopher Jones ('76) August Kempf ('64) H Knudson Kreielsheimer FOLmdation L Herbert B. Jones Foundation L Scott ('00) and Rosemary Kendall Carmen Knudtsol1 ('51) Q Roger and Sandra ('65) Kreis Q James and Mary Jones Q G. Michael (,81) and Debra ('81) R. 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Luther ('52) and Charlotte ('59) Edward and Fleda Jordan Leonard and Dorothy Kerbs Chris Knutzen Estate L Kroenk Lynn ('78) and RaeLynn Jordan James ('51) and Patricia Kerns Q Douglas and Suzanne ('79) Scott ('79) and Michele Kronlund Paul ('56) and Frieda Jordan Q Solveig Kerns ('55) Q Knutzen Julius Kronnagel Erna Jorgensen L Susan Kerns ('76) Gerald and Dinah ('69) Knutzel1 Q David and Elaine Krueger John and Valbjorg Jorgensen David ('76) and Kathleen ('77) Marcia Knutzen David ('80) and Laurel ('80) Marc Jorgenson (,91) Q Kerr Q Margaret Kl1utzel1 HQ Krueger Q Ronald Jorgenson ('59) Clinton and Kathleen Kersten Mark al1d Patricia Knutzen Q Florence Krueger ('96) Dorothy Joyce (,87) Laurence and Darlene Kerwin Mary Knutzen L Kristin ('90) and Bob Krueger Q Allan and Ellen Juhl David ('70) and Mary Kesler Richard ('55) and Beverly ('55) Jason and Sarah ('96) Kruger Natalie Julin ('00) Peter and Patricia Kesling Knutzen Q Jerry ('74) and Margaret Yvonne Jump ('63) Margo Anne Kessel ('64) Q Ron ('57) and Marilyn Knutzen L Krumwiede Dan and Jo Jung KeyBank L Ruby Knutzen ('32) Q Dennis and Brenda Kruse Richard and Grace Jungkuntz LQ Katherine Kidd ('71) H Ruby ('32) and Einer ('32) Knutzen Richard Krussow (,54) Erling ('39) and Judy ('39) Thomas ('70) and Brenda Kidd L Myrna Kucklick ('56) Jurgensen LQ Robert and Andrea ('81) Kiehl Tim and Coleen Knutzen Q Bonnie Kuechenmeister John ('59) and Deanna Jury Q Jack ('73) and Maxine ('73) Victor ('36) and Margaret Knutzen Bernd ('70) and Karen Kuehn Q William and Sarah ('79) Juzeler Kilcrease Q L Von ('66) and Elizabeth Kuehn Winifred Kildahl Ralph and Karin ('74) Koal Jean Kunkle ('79) Kenneth Kilen ('73) and Francine David and Michelle ('87) Koblas Q Walter Kunschak (,48) Miltenberger Q Axel Koch and Martha Pleasance Craig ('90) and Karin (,91) Kupp David and Janice Kilgore Q ('97) Dr. and Mrs. Roger Kurucz David and Patricia Killen Q Debra Koch ('99) Joel and Dianne ('76) Kutzke Erna Kilpatrick H Gary and Mavis Koch LHQ John and Gloria Kuula Florence B. 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Kvinsland ('63) L David ('86) and Julie ('86) Kangas Bradley ('85) and Jodie King Bernice Koester Q Jon ('63) and Mari Kvinsland HQ Louise Kaplan Bruce Wiley and Sharon King ('68) Randal ('83) and Deborah Koetje Margaret Kvinsland ('40) Q Theodore O.H. and Elizabeth Karl Clarence and Rosemany King L Shawn Kogan ('92) Stephen ('65) and Judith ('66) Estate L Greg King ('98) Curtis('78) and Michele ('78) Kvins!and Q Lind B. Karlsen L Joseph ('92) and Kimberly ('91) Koger Q Dennis Kyllo ('76) Q Gregory ('67) and Carrol ('67) King Adolph ('52) and Sylvia ('50) Eldon (,48) and Helen Ramstad Karlsgodt Robert Hunter and Marita King Kohler ('50) Kyllo LHQ Alfred ('39) and Doris Karlstad ('86) Gerald ('69) and Deborah Kohler Gerhard ('39) and Irene Karlstad Steven King ('78) Q Karen Koll Kenneth James and Judith Ann Joseph and Deborah ('94) Kirby Q William ('63) and Gloria ('63) Koll TI'le Golden Club Karman Dudley and Catalina ('96) Kirk Q LQ Ken neth Ka rnosh Sylvia Kirkebo Allan ('70) and Mary Kollar LQ orinI1e Stuen '48, Dorothy Harshman '42, Arv and Anne ('44) Karola Ta dina Kirkendall ('98) Charles and Krista ('85) Kollin Frank ('55) and Carol ('53) Douglas ('79) and Elizabeth ('79) Kon Tiki Museum L Thelma Willis '40, and Irma Bcndock '4 1 Karwoski LQ Kirkpatrick Q Kenneth Kooley enJo), breakfast at President Loren and Beverly Kasper ('68) Beverly Kirlin ('59) Karen Koon L.H.C Incorporated L Conrad Kasperson (,62) Q Robert ('79) and Michiko Kissinger Thomas and Cheryl ('72) Leland and Grace La Bar H Maryf\nI1 Anderson's home as pan of the Coldcn Carroll ('54) and Delores ('52) Q Koonsman Q John and Lois ('70) La Curan Club Brunch during Homecoming week 2000. Kastelle James ('60) and Liv Anne ('60) John Koopmans and Karen Moore Scott and Joanne (,64) La James ('53) and Lee Kauth LQ Kittilsby LQ Koopmans Framenta Rika Kawai ('00) Timothy ('84) and Lisa ('84) Carl and Bergliot ('36) Koppel1 Thea La Ville Estate ('09) L A. Burley ('92) and Winona ('92) Kittilsby LQ Karen Koreis ('91) Karolyn Labes (,91) Q Kawasaki Q Lars Kittleson L Clifford (,49) and Marie ('64) Paul ('55) and Janet ('59) Labes LQ Nobi and Sharon Lea Kawasaki Q Christine Kjenner ('85) Korsmo LQ Larry and Nancy ('64) Labolle Gordon and Alice Kayser LHQ Einar and Ellen Kjesbu John ('49) and Edna Korsmo Q Laborer's International Union Russel and Dana ('74) Keaton Erica Kjesbu ('96) Q John ('84) and Lisa ('87) Korsmo North America James and Patricia ('57) Keator Erik and Marcia Kjesbu LQ Kristopher and Rebecca ('96) Christopher ('78) and Nancy Keay Kenneth and Lois Klarquist LHQ Ole and Jean Korstad Lachenmaier Q Q Robert ('69) and Byrna ('70) Mary Korsten Suzanne Lackman ('86) w. M. Keck Foundation L Klavano Q James ('80) and Carol Koski Karen Lacko ('72) Andrew and Beverly (,87) Kee Q Ruth Klavano ('71) Sean and Kristin ('93) Koskinen Nils and LOIS Ladderud Michael (,87) and Georgina Keene Kirsten Klein ('95) Ralph Koster ('54) Gunbjorg Ladsteil1 ('61) Denton ('64) and Gail Kees H Richard and Joanne ('63) Klein LQ Randall and Roberta Koster George and Mary Lagerquist Q William ('65) and Carolyn ('66) Robert and Cynthia ('76) Klein Q Douglas and Jean Kotrba Q The Lagerquist Family L Kees Q Herman and Barbara Kleiner Archie ('68) and Kay Kovanen L Kirsten A. Lindquist Lagomarsino Klaus-Peter and Cynthia ('83) Joseph and Gro Kleitsch Charles and Charleen Kowalski ('98) and Mark LagomarSino Keese Gordon and Edna Klett Richard and Neila ('66) Kozel Rueben ('59) and Janice Lee Lahti Mike and Jean Keesler Joel ('74) and Barbara Klett Q Jerry Kracht and Janice Jones Q Laird Norton Trust Company Kenneth ('58) and Roberta ('58) Cindy Klettke ('77) Frederick and Tara ('84) Kraf Marilyn Lakey Kehle Q Gilbert ('53) and Virginia Kleweno C Todd ('84) and Lisa Marie Krah Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lakin Albert Kehrer Estate L Margaret Kleyn ('74) Phyllis Krage Timothy Lamas ('78) M. Jud ('86) and Sari ('87) Keim Q William and Lev Kline Beth Kraig and Suzanne Klinger Q Albert and Marilyn ('54) Lamb LQ ... Steve and Kathy Keiper Marian F. Klingensmith HQ Cynthia Kraiger ('84) Q Dawnell Lamb LH z Donald (,54) and Betty ('53) Keith Philip and Kathryn ('86) Richard ('59) and Naomi ('59) Edythe Lamb Estate L u LQ Klintworth Q Kraiger HQ 1I<301ie S Lamb I '" Ann Kelleher Q May Klinzmann Jon ('88) and Shelley ('88) Kral Q C Douglas Lamoreaux Q Neil and Jennifer CR. and Dolores ('53) Klotz Connie Kralicek (,91) )­ ('92) ('91) Eda Lamos .. Kelleher Jean-Marie Klover ('71) Hilda Kramer Estate L Louis Lamp Estate L Betsy Kellenbeck ('00) Jerry and Ruth Kluth H Mary Kramer ('77) Q Crystal Landers ('00) '" '" Charles and Kathy Keller Marijean Kluth HQ Paul Kramer ('79) Q Linda Landers ('98) Q Dale ('53) and Joan ('53) Keller LQ Paul and Nancy ('85) Kniest Robert and Shirley Kramer H Julie ('66) and Arthur Landskov Q > Monica Keller ('86) Charles and Ruth Knight Scott ('89) and Penny Kramer David and Cynthia Lane z Robert ('55) and Betty ('57) Keller David ('82) and Anita (,82) Knight Timothy Kramer (,81) George Lane Estate ('30) L ;) LQ Q Alvin and Rosemary Krantz H Larry ('57) and Marilyn Lane Q Steven Keller ('86) Q Wayne and Dagmar Quevli Knight Donald Krantz ('56) LQ R. James Lane ('72) L z Walter E. and Gloria ('54) Keller Kent ('74) and Susan Knobelauch Edwin ('59) and Maureen ('60) Daniel and Pan nee Lang c D. Paul and Nancy Kelley George Knoff L Krantz Q .. Harry Lang (,41) LHQ Elizabeth Kelley Estate L Gary and Penny Knowlton Q A. William and Ruth Volkert Winifred Langdon Pat Kelley L Jeanne Knox ('83) Kratzke Erik ('91) and Kristine ('91) Lange Richard and Linda Kelley L John Knudsen ('65) Robert ('79) and Marian Kratzke Renee Lange (,02) Lisa Kellogg ('01) Q Laurel1ce Kl1udsen ('74) Q Andrea Langeland ('89) Bob and Mary Kelly Nal1cy Knudsel1 Q Konstantinos ('65) and Constance Philip ('63) and Carolyn Langston v Evelyn Kelly Q Winona Knudsel1 ('54) L ('67) Kravas Q Shawn ('89) and Shelley ('88) Merilynn Kelly George Knudson ('73) Abraham and Ester Krebs Langston Q v Timothy Kelly ('00) Mark ('70) and Sue ('70) Knudson Kurt Krebs ('85) Eloise Lanning L C LHQ ... - 29

Lanoga Corporation II William ('55) and Neva Leed Q Robin and Sonja ('59) Loftus MacDonald - Will Foundation Q Steven Lansing ('72) and Bonnie Dan and Deidre ('90) Leer LaVon Logan ('64) Q Edward ('37) and Mary Lou Valiton Guy and Louise Leesman Estate L Anthony and Kathleen Logue Machle Duane and Peggy Lansverk LQ John ('49) and Virginia Leever Q Ken ('62) and Joyce ('62) Lohre Jay and Michele Macintyre Marvin D. ('SO) and Kay E. ('SI) Paul Lefebvre and Carolyn Silflow Matthew Lokan (,DO) Mitch and Kimberly ('91) Lansverk • ('72) Q Richard ('59) and Anita Hillesland Mackenroth Q Fred Lanzer L Marjorie Lefleur ('59) Londgren LQ David Madden and Diana Skibiel John Larkin ('93) Chrislopher Legler ('91) Arthurand Marie Loney ('80) Cynthia Larrison ('76) J. Hans and Thelma Lehmann L Anne Long ('86) HQ Francis Madden Bjorn Einar Larsen ('94) Leif Erickson Memorial Committee Eva Long ('71) and William Jetson Lois Madden ('38) Charles W. Larsen Estate L L Q Ralph and Kathryn ('50) Madsen Q Christian Larsen ('74) Donald and Ann ('62) Leighty Q Helen Long Estate L Robert P. and Marie Magee I Curtis and Mary Larsen Steve and Paula Leitz Q Robert and Susan Long LQ David ('69) and Penelope ('69) Donald ('7S) and Janice Larsen Q Jerry and Jo Ann Lejeune Travis Long ('97) Magelssen L Eric Larsen (,90) Edith Leland ('65) Ty and Anne ('86) Long L Dennis Magnuson ('71) and Lynn Gorm and Karen Larsen Q Michael ('94) and Julie ('94) Long Painting Company LQ McGrath Q John (,S2) and Patricia Larsen Q LeMaster Heather Longacre (,01) Oliver ('54) and Marie ('56) Sherry Larsen Q William and Margaret LeMaster R. Wayne and Sharon Longmire Magnuson Q John ('70) and Joan Larsgaard H. Eugene (,62) and Carla ('64) Harold Y.S. Loo Heather Magoon ('99) Arthur ('47) and Lorraine ('47) LeMay Q William Looney ('80) Leonard and Cynthia Mahoney Larson LQ Norman Lemay ('67) Keith ('72) and Linda Loraas Thomas ('76) and Janette ('76) Carl ('lI) and Terry Larson LQ Eric Lemnitzer ('77) Q Russell and Denece Lord Q Mahoney Q Carolyn Larson ('46) John Lennon ('61) Q Norman and Helen Lorentzsen LH Donald and Sylvia Maier Christine A. Larson ('70) LQ Kenneth and Gwen ('64) Lennon Thomas ('67) and Marge Jim and Elizabeth Maier Constance M. Larson ('7 1) HQ Mark and Nancy Lennox Lorentzsen Q Drs. Lawrence and Laura Majovski Curtis ('8 1) and Cindy Larson Q Rodney and Lynn Lentz Erik Lorenz ('90) Q LHQ Daniel ('90) and Meredith Larson Arturo and Hjordis ('49) Leon Q Gerald ('65) and Janet ('66) Lorenz Linda Makela ('70) Duane ('75) and Kathy Larson Norman ('79) and Janice Leonard Q Edward and Marilyn Maki Edgar R. Larson ('33) HQ Patricia A.H. Leonard ('55) Q Joan Lorenz ('66) L Gloria Maldonado Edgar ('57) and Betty ('58) Larson Susan Leong ('93) Robert ('68) and Caren ('68) Stephen and Paula ('82) Mallory LHQ Anna Leon-Guerrero Lorenz Jon ('64) and Jean ('64) Malmin Q Ernest (,57) and JoAn ('57) Larson Mark and Kari (,92) Leppell Q Sharon Louie ('95) Harold ('51) and Carolyn ('51) Gary ('86) and Susan Larson Ronald ('61) and Judy ('62) Lerch James and Sally Love Maines George ('65) and Norma Larson Q LQ Allen and Jean Lovejoy Katherine Maloney (,OO) Gerald and Eunice ('66) Larson Jerrold and Lois ('83) Lerum Richard Lovely ('89) Scott Maloy ('S4) and Carol Gerald ('64) and Marilyn ('64) Arne and Ida Lervick L Henry Low Larson Roger and Linda Lervick Q Daniel ('S6) and Paula Lowe Gwen Larson ('B) J. Skay Lessley ('95) Margaret Lowe Q Howard ('63) and Cathy Larson Q William ('63) and Deanne Lessley Thomas ('63) and Mary Jo ('64) J. Kenneth Larson David and Patty Lester Lowe Q James ('64) and Linda Larson Mark ('82) and Laura ('83) Lester Va lborg Brodahl Lowther L Kim ('79) and Cynthia Larson Q The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Larry ('67) and Karen Larson Q Ray ('55) and Janet ('58) Lester Q Lucent Te chnologies M Lars and Georgia ('58) Larson HQ Robert ('54) and Jeanette Lester Christian Lucky ('S9) Q Lucille Larson Q Robert ('80) and Kelly Lester Q David ('88) and Andrea ('91) Lucky Margaret Larson L Scott Lester ('95) and Stephanie Q Maria Larson ('51) Q Page-Lester ('95) Donna Lucky Q Melvin Larson Paul (,77) and Sylvia Leung Q Rebecca Lucky ('S3) Q Michael ('83) and SecoLarson Q Arne and Emily Levanger Stephen ('S4) and Cheryl ('S3) Palmer and Marion Larson Alvin and Lillian Levorson Lucky Q Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson Charles and Susan ('61) Levy Q Kristin Ludwig ('DO) Paul V. ('38) and Nina A, ('41) David and Virginia ('74) Lewis Lois K. Ludwig ('44) H i. Larson LHQ Donna Lewis ('57) Q Mark Ludwig ('76) and Marjorie Richard ('54) and Sharon Larson Glee Lewis (,62) Pitz LQ Stuart ('93) and Suzanne Lewis Glen and Cynthia ('77) Luebke Robert and JoAnn Larson Q Dorothy Leyden Earl and Jill Luebker Robert Larson (,DO) Q Dean Libner ('58) Dean Lueck and Miriam Stahler Robert Larson (' 4S) Q Brenda Lichtenwalter ('93) Q ('SI) Roger and Lucille Larson L Alan Liddle Timothy ('85) and Kim Luiten Roy ('50) and Maria (,51) Larson L Gerald ('47) and Mildred (,46) Duane and Susan Lund L Selmer ('50) and Helen ('57) Lider Q Philip and Karyn ('80) Lund Larson Q Kirk ('82) and Carol ('82) Lider Q Thelma Lund Thora Harmon Larson L Jean Lidin('62) Q Wayne and Jana Lunday Erika Larson-Gordon ('94) Norita Liebelt (' 56) Q Bruce ('66) and Carol ('63) Kristin Latham (,9S) Paul and Norita ('56) Liebelt L Lundberg Q Ronald and Claudia ('67) Latham Eliza beth Anne Lien ('76) Roger Lundblad ('61) Q Cynthia Lathrop ('93) Melissa Lillard ('�O} Gregory ('74) and Linda ('B) John William ('60) and Jane Robert and Maxine Lillie LH Lundeen Falkenhayn Latimer Prakash ('78) and Nandini Limaye Lyman and Grace Lundeen David Malvin Q , Richard ('63) and Judy Latimer Q Gene (,51) and Marian (,51) Douglas (,57) and Carol ( 57) South Hail opens Stephen ('70) and Mary Latimer Q Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Limbaugh Lundgaard Q Mandt Sze Wah Johnny Lau J. Corey Limbaugh ('93) Cheryl and Gary Lundgren Q Brendan ('83) and Diann Mangan Brian (,S4) and Melissa Laubach Q John (,52) and Marion ('53) Liming Laura Lundgren Q its doors Charles (,60) and Ann ('56) LQ Robert Lundgren ('56) Q Randall and Carol ('69) Manley Laubach L Tracy and Christie ('89) Limmer Q Charles Lundin Shirley Manley ouch Hall) PLU's newesc campus residence, Kenneth ('7S) and Catherine ('79) James T. Linardos I Mary Anne Lundstrom ('63) Charles ('69) and Joan ('69) Mann Laufmann Q James Lincoln and Karen Wehsels William ('70) and Susan Susan Mann HQ opened ics doors co scudencs on Augusc 31. Janice Laukaitis H Lundstrom Brian and Vicki ('69) Mannix The fa cility offers a variecy ofliving arrange­ Jason Laukaitis ('97) Q Elmer and Ruby Lindahl L Gary and Lisbeth Lusk Q Dorothy Mansell Q S Hendrik (,60) and Valda Laur Q Ruby Lindahl Q Luth�ran Brotherhood LM Marshall and Alana Mapes mencs) including smdio) cwo- and fo ur-bedroom Frederick and Catherine Lauritsen Karla Lindberg ('83) Lutheran Brotherhood Great NW Kristi Maplethorpe , apartmencs, cwo-bedroom town houses, one-bed­ Reginald ('66) and Jerilyn Laursen Lauri Lindberg ('78) Agency L Florence March Ross ('92) and Dana ('92) Laursen Richard and Susan Lee ('67) Lutheran Brotherhood Tacoma Joe and Eva Marchinek Estate L room lofcs and one five-bedroom townhouse. , Q Lindberg Area Branch #8279 LQ Harold and Inge Marcus Q Souch Hall is geared toward older scudencs who Ellick Chi-Lick Law ('75) W.H. and Isabel Lindberg Trusts Lutheran Brotherhood, Woodland Stanley and Ellen Marean " wo uld like che convenience of a campus residence) ,. James Law ('69) Q LQ Hills Agency John and Karen (,92) Mares n Karen Lawrence (,91) Randy Lindblad ('79) Q Lutheran Church of the Master, Warren and Alice ('3S) Margrath buc are inceresced in che privacy and independence Steve (,77) and Diane Lawrence Theodore ('77) and Patrice Linde Pasco WA Q Mark ('98) and Erika (,97) Mariani , Te rry and Dawn ('99) Lawrence John and Mary Lindeblad Q Lutheran Community Foundation Richard and Jane Mariani of an aparcmenc wich separace kicchen and bach­ n John ('89) and Carolyn Lawson David and Gayle ('67) Lindeblom Howard (,7S) and Judith ('80) R. Dan ('65) and Christine ('65) room fa cilicies. All residents are ac leasr 20 years of David and Carolyn ('59) Layton Q Lutton Q Marken Q Valerie Layton ('96) W. Michael Lindel ('80) and J. Paul and Maia (,S6) Luvaas Q Hilda Markert age or have junior scanding, and married scudencs Bich-Lien Le H Meredith Tucker-Lindel Q James J. Lux and Lisa L. Sutton Donald and Dorothy Markman are able co apply fo r residence in che one-bedroom Leonard and Joan Leach Q Leroy and Marie ('87) Lindemeier ('79) Frank ('58) and Lola Marks Q '" James and Barbara Leahey Q Hildred Linder Estate L Robert ('71) and Judy Lycksell Q John and Charlene ('6S) Marks lofc apartments. ,. Norman and Delores Leake Phyllis Lindner Bob and Andrea ('77) Lynch David and Mary Marquardt Q South Hall's success in serving chis cacegory of Z I. David (,66) and Kathleen ('66) Joanne M. Lindstrand ('84) H George Lynch ('70) Marlaine Mars ('76) c: Leander Q Hans ('71) and Ann ('71) Karen Lynch ('5S) Donald Marsee and Jill Whitman scudencs is apparenc in che newesc fi gures fo r on­ Z Larry and Karin Leander H Lindstrom Q Stephen Lynch ('88) Q campus rcsidencs ac PLU; rhe percen tage of scudencs Sandra Leapaldt Stanley and Ulla Lindwood Virginia Lynch ('83) Carolyn Marsh ('74) < living in universicy housing rose chis year to 4S per­ William and Barbara ('S4) Lear Trent ('88) and Siauw Ling Q Gerald and Karen Lynn Marsh, Inc. I ,. Jack and Marilyn ('53) Leatherman Dennis and Nancy Lintvedt Cons lance Lyon Trust L Kevin Marshall ('00) cen c, up from 41 percell( in 1999-2000. '" Jason Ledesma ('00) Monet Lion ('90) Charlene Lysne Q Larry and Stacia ('85) Marshall Q Geoff Ledgerwood ('98) Q Michael Little ('68) Q Shanna Marshall ('94) Bob Lee ('58) Bruce Littman L Carrie ('89) and Travis Martens Q '" C. 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William and Helene Martin Mildred McColl Estate L Merrill Lynch Maynard (,48) and June Moen Mark Martineau ('92) Q Sarah McCoy ('99) Merrill Lynch & Co. oundation Ray and Faye ('66) Moffitt F , Arthur Martinez III L Ben A. (,54) and Annie ('55) Inc. LM Martin('98) and Sarah Mogk Q James ('81) and Karen ('82) McCracken LH Merrill Lynch-Pierce-Fenner & Jack (,77) and Marilynn Martin-Schramm Benjamin ('78) and Ellen ('86) Smith, Inc. L Mohlenhoff Ronald and Marilyn Martinson McCracken Q Dennis ('71) and Signe ('71) Merz Kathy Mohn L LHQ Robert and Edith (,42) McDaniel Q Dr. Armin and Beverly ('59) Mohr Stacey Martinson ('98) William ('77) and Phyllis McDaniel Ed and Nancy Lee ('69) Merzenich LHQ Delores Ann Marvonek ('55) Q Thomas and Marva McDevitt Q Q Ronald and Virginia Mohr Asta Marx Brandon McDonald ('92) Messiah Lutheran Church, Raymond and Thelma ('50) Moline Marzano's Q James and Jennifer ('73) Auburn, WA Q John and Victoria Moller Sandra Marzolf ('74) H McDonald Merle ('59) and Heidi Metcalf Daryl and Kirsten ('89) Molskness Thomas Mas,hhoff ('71) John and Lenore ('96) McDonald David and Julie ('81) Metzger Q Earl and Sdrldra ('60) Mason Susan McDonald Q Kate Metzger ('98) Roger and Nancy Molt Massachusetts Mutual Life Norman and Constance McDonell Steve and Julie ('89) Meulemans Merle Molter Q Insurance Company L Heather McDougall ('97) Q David ('71) and Marianne ('61) Erling and Susan ('68) Molver Q Muriel Masseh ('71) Mark ('75) and Gerd-Inger ('72) Meyer Erik Monick ('96) Brian Massey ('80) McDougall Q Hermina Meyer (,54) LHQ Katharine Monroe LHQ Craig M. Massie and Ann C. Steve and Karen McDougall Joseph and Ruth Meyer Marcia Monroe (,85) Blegen ('87) Ida McEachern Trust L Mark ('73) and Connie ('73) Meyer Wesley Monroe and Violet Lafayette and Audine Massingill Q Anita McEntyre ('82) Marlene Meyer ('55) Anderson·Monroe Ty and Janet ('73) Mast Guy ('73) and Laura McFadden Thelma Meyer L William and Beverly Monroe Q Margaret Mathews H Jennifer McFall ('85) Val ('94) and Kristine ('94) Meyer Adam Monsen Thomas and Julie ('79) Mathews Charles ('92) and Michelle ('92) Andrew Meyers ('00) Forest ('96) and Katie ('96) Lance and Naomi ('49) Mathisen Q McFarland Theodore ('60) and Karen (,62) Monsen William and Debbie McGee Meyers Jeffrey ('78) and Diane (,77) Geraldine McGill ('59) Q MFS Investment Management Monsen Q Carol McGinley ('71) Judith Michalk ('76) Robert Monsen (,67) L James and Marilyn ('60) Ruth Michalscheck ('83) Donald ('39) and Marie ('36) McGinnis Jodie Michels Monson Q Richard ('63) and Zina McGinnis Bruno and Jo Ann Michetti Scott ('85) and Julie (,85) Monson Q Walter and Mildred Mickelsen L Q Rick McGrath and Darice Bales Mae Lynn Mickelson ('69) Montana Synod, ELCA, Great Falls, McGrath ('89) Stephen and Jooelle Ml(k�lIon MT L Chris and Eleanor ('78) McGuire MI roson Corporation lMI M ntgortlery Street Foundation L Darrell and Leone McGuir� jO�1 ('58) alld MalY Milbrath H lohn ('61) and Melody ('69) Michael and Shelley MCUulre Dav.d and Debra('7S) Mil� Moody HQ L o C ('81) Lyle e ('73) and ynthia Ann Karyn Miles ('97) ! Scott and Jill Moon Q Mcintosh leonard and Elsie Miles Kimberly Mooneyham ('96) H Robert and Jacqueline MCintyre 'stanley and Ooroltly M.les Scot! ('91) and Krist.ne J.B. (,92) Frances McKamey (,82) Donald M.lholland ('n) Moor Blaine ('50) and Ellen May ('52) Military Order of the Purple Heart Jerry Moorearld Barbara McKanna Q L Calhoun-Moore ('69) Douglas ('79) and Liane Andrew and Mary ('76) Miller Q Marilyn Moore ('61) McKanna Q Ann O. Miller Q Serena Marie Moore ('62) Gary McKechnie ('97) Q Bernard Miller L Robert and Shirley Morasch Erin McKenna H Bernice Miller Rodney and Maria ('82) Mord Q Tamara McKenney ('63) Betty Miller ('95) David Morehouse ('78) Q Brent McKinney (,87) Q Brent ('90) and Natalie ('91) Miller Sharon Morey ('63) Wallace and Joan McKinney LQ Brian Miller ('99) Harry and Vivian Morgan L Kenneth and Christie Bruce and Marie Miller J. P. Morgan & Company McLaughlin Catherine Miller ('88) Incorporated L Peter and Kristine MClean Donald Miller ('58) William and Gudrun Morgan William and C.ynth.a ('86) Eric Miller ('84) Morgan Guaranty Trust Co Of NY Mclean Gal)'a nd Rebecca Miller Q M Peter and Betty ('S7)M eL IIan Q George ('68) and Reta Miller Masahiro Mori ('93) Bruce andJo yce McLeod Glen and Delma Miller Harris and Laraine ('71) Moriguchi Mamie McLeod Estate L Inge Miller Q Kirk and Laura McMichael Jon ('70) and Solveig ('70) Miller Q Robert and June Morin Q Michael and Brenda ('94) Kenneth Miller ('64) and Rhoda Stephen ('94) and Janelle ('91) McMillian Pappajohn ('65) Morissette Kyle and Jan Mathison Michael ('68) and Nancy ('70) Mark ('88) and Connie ('85) Miller Cletus Morken (,20) LQ A. M. and Sophia Matsen ('13) McMullen Q Q Donald ('60) and Wanda Morken Educating fo r lives Estate L Evelyn McNeal Marlen and Ann ('86) Miller HQ LHQ Eldred and Carol Matson LQ Cyrus (,64) and Carol McNeely Maxine Miller Eliot Morken (,29) Q Jon Matson ('88) and Mary Neal Rick McPike and Tina Szczepaniak Paul and Sherril ('67) Miller Lynn Morley (' 74) Matson Q ('00) Raymond and Christie ('65) Miller James Morrell ('91) Q of service John and Melanie McQuaig c. Frederick Matthaei Ronald ('65) and Jean ('65) Miller DanIel and Doreen ('90) Morris Q Charles and Helen Matthaei Bryan McRae ('93) lQ Donald Morris ('56) utheran educacion valucs life in the wo rld. Charles W.H. Matthaei Dorman McShan (,00) Scott ('92) and Birgit ('94) Miller Q la(k arId Leone Morris Th� church's �mphasis on stewardship of Herbert and Nonine Matthews Matthew ('81) and Anne (,82) Todd Mille r ('79) la ueline Morris (,59) Lynn Matthews ('72) Q McTee Steven ami J,mel ('84) Milliren Matthew and Tamara Jo Morris H the Eart.h and on educating fo r lives of ser­ L Arthur and Betty Matthias Q Ann Meacham ('75) Q John and Manlyn Millison Mildred Morris L vice dictaxe a practical concern that looks beyond Craig Matthias ('76) Michael Meacham James ('49) and Margaret Mills LH Peter ('78) and Alana ('79) Morris James D. ('94) and Mari A. ('94) Joseph and Barbara ('76) Mead Q Elva Milson Q Q the universiry to thc needs oflolal and global com­ Matthias J. E. Meaker Max ('96) and Mon i ('96) Milton Warren ('84) and Nancy ('85) munities. In the Lut.heran lracUtion, all oflife 1S Paul ('68) and Dixie Lee ('62) Leland and Theodora ('59) Mebust Q Morrow Q Matthias Q Michele Meconi ('94) Susan Min ('95) Erin Mortensen ('97) vocation. People are called upon to live as persons of Peter ('78) and Joan ('77) Mattich Medina Foundation L Gary Minetti (,67) and Alene Klein Richard ('67) and Linda Mortensen fa ith with deeply held valuC's,and a commitment ro LHQ Ronald and Laverna Medrud Q ('75) Q Robert and Gladys Mortvedt Mary Mattie Medtronic Foundation M Katie Mininger ('00) Estate L service-whatever their chosen profession. Matthew Mattila ('76) and Allen ('73) and Sharon ('75) Meeds Carmen Minor Q Kenneth and Carol ('77) Moser Fully one-third ofPLU graduates enrer the Rebecca Van Steenwyk Tom and Marianne ('88) Meese Steven Mintz Wayne and Violet Moseson Katherine Mattingly ('76) Q Gordon ('52) and Lena Meeske Anne Miotke Wayne Moseson helping professions-rea.chiJw, nursing, social work, '" I nez Mattison Trust L Steve and Ann ('79) Mehl Therese Mirande Lisa Moseson-Carufel '" medicine, parish Inin1stry-ofccn ca.rrying the ethic Darlene Mattoni-West (,73) Ann Marie Mehlum ('75) Q Dana and Kristine MIschel Lanning Mosher ('93) Q Rosalie Mattsen ('89) Charles and Alberta Mehring David ('78) and Mari ('79) Moss Adams Foundation of service to the highest levels of achievement. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mattson AI and Georgia Meier LQ Misterek LQ Moss Adams LLP Graduates pursuing careers outside the service sec­ Kenneth and Elaine ('65) Mattson Charles and Carla ('97) Meier Q Charles ('74) and B. ('75) Mitchell Motorola Foundation M Robert ('63) and Carol ('64) Ervin and Elizabeth Meier Dwight and Lois ('63) Mitchell Q Donald and Beret ('90) Mott LHQ ror continue ro devote time to their communities. Mattson L Robert ('51) and Louise (,52) Flossie Mitchell Frederick and Barbara (,82) This holistic, integrated approach to education John and Gladys ('44) Matzen Meineke Gary Mitchell ('80) LQ Motteler Q Christopher ('83) and Janet ('83) Alma Meisnest Estate L Michael Mitchell ('83) Howard Motteler ('74) remains the cornersrone of Pacific Lutheran Univer­ Maul-Smith Michael ('67) and Nancy Melary Q Arnold and Mina ('55) Dal� and Kristin ('74) Moultme Sity. Erik and Lisa ('89) Maurer Duane ('59) and Joan ('59) Mittelstaedt Q Mount Cross Lutheran Church, z Peter and Harriet Mauritsen H Melcher HQ Dorothy Mitton ('3�) Tacoma, WA Q

U Thomas and Karol Mauss Alice Melling ('83) Joan Mitton ('67) Q Mountain View Funeral Home III King ('73) and Cathy Mawhinney Phyllis Melton Susan Mkrtichian Q and Memorial Park LQ Charmee Maxwell ('78) Roald and Elsie ('40) Melver Tony and Joan Mladineo Mountain View lutheran Church, >­ ... Robert and Mary ('82) Maxwell Ronald ('68) and Carol ('68) Mobil Foundation, Inc. M Edgewood, WA LQ Larry and Karen May Melver Q Curtis Mobley David (,84) and Jodi Moyl�n Q '" .. Kurtis and Pamela Mayer Michael ('79) and Ruth Mendoza Herschel ('50) and Betty ('50) Joan Scheele Mueller Q 1M Kurt Mayer's Wanderlust Travel Thomas Menear Mobley Richard and Kathleen Mueller LQ > LQ Mentor Graphics Corporation L Ronald Moblo ('70) Robert and Joanne Mueller LQ Charles and Sandra Annemarie Menzel Z ('62) ('83) L Elmer and Astrid Mobroten Ru�!!" Jnd Nancy Mueller H :::I Mays H Christopher Menzel ('79) Patricia Mocabee ('69) St nley and Julia ('74) Mueller Randy and Mary McAllister Paul Menzel and Susan Blank LHQ Jarrad Mock ('99) Q Fred O. and Esther Muenscher L z John P. McAuliffe and Marlys J. M. Scott ('86) and Susan ('86) Menzel R. O. Modarelli and Anne E. Howard and Marie ('69) Muir � Nesset ('86) Q Jerrold ('64) and Karen Merchant Martyn ('88) Mark ('93) and Amy Mulder .. ... Michael and Natalie ('86) McAvoy L Mark and Mdrtha Moe Rober Olod Kar n Mulder Q % Meghan McCaffery Christine Merkel Richa(d ard Marcia Moe LHQ Sorlta Mulholland ('55) .. Kathleen McCallum ('95) Q Deann Merkel ('00) Timot hy Moe and linda Fahlgren Gordon and Karalee ('69) Mulkey :::I Malcolm and Diane ('64) Kristin Merle ('98) Q Moe('91) Paris Mlillen ('98) Q McCallum Q George and M. Suzanne Merriam Henry and EI�ie Moellering Trust L Pllterand Elizabeth M uller u Cecil McClary Q Barth ('87) and Carmen Merrill Aile" ('55) and Julia ('58) Moen Pruuen

M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust L Todd Nelson ('88) Q Phyllis Noren Arden Olson ('74) Q Lyndon K. Murk ('70) H Vern and Virginia Nelson Gwen Norlander ('89) , Brian C. Olson ('83) LHQ Rik Muroya Q Kathleen Neptun ('82) Brian Norman ('99) Cliff and Ella Olson L Brian and Amy (,94) Murphy Mae Nerison Sherman and Gloria Nornes LQ David and Arvis Olson LQ Frank Murphy Trust L Lars Nerland Estate L Martin ('42) and Jo Ann North Q Don Olson Michael and �aura ('00) Murphy Borghild Neset ('57) Richard and Kathleen ('86) North Dona Olson L Helen Murray Estate L Arne ('72) and Rhonda ('73) Ness Richard North E. Goodwin ('4 1) and Dorothy Kenneth ('75) and Kelley Murray LQ Northern States Power Company ('89) Olson Q Glenn ('71) and Sue Ness M Franklin and Karen ('90) Olson Mackenzie Murray L Kaare and Sigrunn Ness Q Northern Trust Company M George and Gerene Olson Mr. Edward ('70) and Mrs. Edward Kim ('83) and Krystn ('84) Curtis and Marion ('64) Northrop Murray Nesselquist Q Roger Northway-Meyer ('70) Murray Foundation L Burton and Jean Nesset LH Northwest Airlines, Inc. L Betty C. Museus ('59) H Thelma Nesset L Northwest Area Foundat ion L Amy Mustain ('96) Q David ('57) and Jane Nesvig Q Northwest Washington Synod , Hazel Nesvig('35) HQ Seattle WA L Gerald and Martha Myers Q ELCA, , James Myers ('72) Jonathan ('67) and Morrene Head Northwestern Mutual Life Lenore G. Myers LH Nesvig Insurance M Lola Myers Mark ('71) and Jeanine Nesvig James and Sheila Norton Shawn ('00) and Melissa Myers Milt ('35) and Hazel ('35) Nesvig L Norwegian Information Service L Ruth Myers-Melching ('59) H Philip ('70) and Natalie ('79) Donald ('50) and Naomi ('53) Ruth Myers-Melching ('59) in Nesvig Q Nothstein LHQ memory of Pastor Joseph Bruce Neswick ('78) David ('97) and Jane Nova Myers ('68) L John and Esther Neu L Dale ('81) and Lenora Novak Muryl Myhre L Joanna Robinson Neuberger ('83) Melvin ('59) and Colleen Richard ('58) and Marlene ('56) and TimA. R. Neuberger Novotney Q Myking Q Richard and Mary Neuder George ('52) and Phyllis ('52) Gunnulf Myrbo Steven Neuder ('84) and Elizabeth Nowadnick LQ Magne ('93) and Kristine ('95) Foster Gary and Marilyn Noyer Q Myrmo Q Carol Neufeld ('55) HQ Leona Nugen ('94) Harvey ('54) and Carol ('55) Dennis ('7 1) and Margaret ('71) Neufeld L Nugent William Neuman Estate L Douglas ('83) and Karen Nugent Glenn ('74) and Patricia Neumann Bruce ('61) and Ann Nunes Q Jeffrey ('89) and Anila ('91) Rosemary Nunn ('68) Neumeister Q Gery Nunnelee ('70) Nevada Power Company M Georgetta Nupen H Marvin and Carol ('63) Neveu Orville Nupen A. George and Kathleen ('65) Karina Newell (,92) Q James ('61) and Carolee ('61) Nace Richard ('67) and Margie Newell Nyborg Gary and M ary ('90) Nadeau Q LQ Dale ('68) and Ruth Nybro William (,60) and Elfie Ann Nadell Verne Newhouse ('53) Q Eric and Peggy ('76) Nye , Daryl D. and Joan C. Nagel I Vivian Newport ('99) Stanford ('65) and Annette ( 62) PLU PhY5ics Profe550r ond W. M. Keck Observatory The News Tribune L Nygard H. Garvik ('27) and Betty Olson Q Janelle Nagel ('00) Q project coordinator, Steve Starkovich. Pamela Nagel ('70) Q David and Eileen ('80) Newton Lloyd ('45) and Margaret Nyhus Helen-Joanne Olson ('53) Miri Najdzin (,97) Q Robert ('44) and Anne (,46) HQ Janice Olson ('90) Joseph and Janice ('87) Nakahara Newton Q Richard and Linda Nyland Q John Olson ('71) Nalley's Fine Foods LI Thelma Newton L Betty Nylander ('68) Q Jon ('62) and Carol ('63) Olson R. Clinton and Diane Names Q Hoang Nguyen ('00) David Nyman ('73) LHQ Scott and Evelyn Names LQ Dorothy Nichols Kenneth (,61) and Roselyn ('58) W. M. Keck Thomas and Meg Names Gordon and Robin ('85) Nichols Olson Robert and Penni Nance W. Robert Nichols L Kevin Olson and Karen Bates­ Dana Nasby ('90) Gary and Laura (,93) Nicholson Q Olson ('80) Q Observatory David and Ruth Ann Nasby Sarah Nicholson ('01) Q Knut Olson ('90) and Kimberly Therese Nation ('00) William ('69) and Carland Morter Olson ('88) LHQ National Bank of Alaska I Nicholson Kyle and Kathrine ('73) Olson ore direct study of the earth and the sky Nativity Lutheran Church Bend John Nicklin Larry and Susan ('68) Olson , , OR Gorham and Robin Nicol Oak Harbor Lutheran Church Oak Linda Nelson Olson Ph.D. R.N. LQ by PLU students bas been the n: sult fro m , Michael ('79) and Jeani Natwick Q John ('48) and Lorra ine Nicolai Harbor WA Q Mark ('84) and Mary ('82) Olson Q , a $500,000 grant from The \XI. M. Keck Eric Nau ('99) Michael and Martha Niebauer Duwayne ('52) and Elva Oakes Martin and Gloria Olson M June Nau-Harrington ('90) Q Wendy Niebauer (,01) Q John ('68) and Shirley ('69) Oakley Michael Olson (,92) Q Foundation-to the university and through the Di­ N C Machinery Company I Ann Marie Nielsen ('57) Q LHQ Mildred A. Olson ('51) L vision of Natural Seienc s. Swdcm research NCR Foundation LM Deryl and Patricia Nielsen Douglas and Deborah Oakman Q Paul and Elizabeth Jill Olson Q R. Ann Nedrow ('73) Donald and Carol Nielsen Robin Ober ('00) Paul and Lynn ('77) Olson opportllnities are greatly <::nhaneed through Barbara and Martin Neeb LQ Jack and Roseanna ('55) Nielsen James and Dorothy O'Brien Randall ('84) and Barbara Olson state-of-the-art tools and fa cilities. Larry Neeb LHQ Walter and Kathryn Nielsen Michael ('57) a�d Beverly ('59) Randy Olson ('83) Q Paul ('69) and Doreen ('69) Gus Nieman Estate L O'Brien Q Richard and Patricia Olson Tbe recently opened W. M. Keck Fo undation Negstad Robert ('50) and Patricia Nieman L Allen and Linda Ochsner Robert ('59) and Carol Olson Q Observatory is one of the tools that have opened Jerry ('63) and Barbara Nehring Stella Nieman ('57) John ('53) and Jeris ('60) Ockfen Q Rodney and Eleanor ('39) Olson Edward and Betty Jo Neils H Dale Nienow ('79) and Rebecca Tasha Ockfen ('00) Roger ('58) and Joyce ('58) Olson these new oppormnities to PLU students. The ob­ Michael ('71) and Cheryl ('71) Brown-Nienow Kevin O'Connell ('74) Q Thomas Olson and Sandra Krause- servatory fe atures a16-inch Schmidt-Cassegrain Neils Q Herbert ('47) and Patti ('48) Grace O'Connor Olson ('89) Nienstedt LQ Olson/Sundberg Architects Inc. I reflecting telescope (one of tbe largest in the region), Scott and Priscilla Neils L Richard O'Connor , Shirley Neils L David ('69) and Doris Nierman Q Rob and Ina O'Connor Olympia Brewing Company L a 17-foot retractable dome, a large-format digital Michael and Jennifer ('68) Douglas ('95) and Marit ('95) Ellis and Patricia Odberg LHQ OlympiC Homecare Products Neiswender Nierman Q Eric (,92) and Malia Odberg Q Company L camera fo r research activities, and five 8-inch tele­ Thomas Neitzel Jim and Joni ('03) Niesz Q Dick and Carmen ('61) Ode Q Olympic Resource Management I scopes on permanent piers fo r cd lIcational use. Audrey Nelson ('67) Q Gary Nikkari ('64) Richard and Carmen ('61) Ode Gordon ('70) and Marsha ('70) Bruce and Ellen ('50) Nelson Pauline Nikolaisen Patrick H. O'Dell and Jean C. Omdal Astrometric position obsC'rvations of known aster­ C. Lennard ('54) and Suzanne ('55) Bengt and Ann Nilsson Tindall-O'Dell ('89) Leonard and Margaret Omdal L oids, as well as till' search fo r new ones, will be the Nelson LQ Sue Nilsson Estate L Lawrence and Joyce O'Donnell Margaret Omdal Q Charles and Lois Nelson LQ A. Ross and Leslie ('77) Nisbet Frederick and Elizabeth ('76) Richard and Julianne Omland principal research at the obsnvatory. Daniel ('76) and Debra ('76) Virginia Nisker Odsen Q Brian A. O'Morrow ('86) and Established in 1954 by \XI. M. Keck, the fo unda­ Nelson Nissho Iwai American Corp I James and Judith Olelt Kristen L. De Boer ('87) David and Beverly ('64) Nelson Jean Nistad ('53) H Lisa Olenloch ('92) Q Raymond and Marsha Onaga tion makes grams designed to provide fa r-reaching ." ", David Nelson ('83) Robert ('53) and Jean ('53) Nistad Office Depot Inc. M 115th Seabee Battalion , benefits fo r humanity in the fields of science, engi­ n David ('73) and Michele ('74) L Dona Offner Q Thomas and Sara O'Neill Nelson William and Jayme Nitz HQ Donald ('54) and Kathleen (,54) Georgia Oppen Q neering and medical research. The fo undation also ' Ronald ('74) and Leslie n Denny ('60) and Judith ( 61 ) Ogard Q Oregon Synod, ELCA, Portland, wisbes to ensure that today's yo uth receive a high Nelson Q Noborikawa Q Erik ('88) and Diane ('88) Ogard Q OR L Douglas ('90) and Maria Nelson Q Richard Nodtvedt ('57) Q Kathleen O'Hanlon Orion Laboratories L quality, well-rounded education. To that end, ir sup­ c: Drew ('81) and Marilyn Nelson L Dr. James Nokleberg ('53) LH Sharon O'Hara Ashley Orr ('00) Q .. pons programs designed to promote innovarive :J: Ed and Judith Nelson Q James ('53) and Margaret Emma Elizabeth Ohlson Q John and Mary Orr Eric Nelson ('82) Q Nokleberg Q James Ojala ('69) Q Norman and Maizie Orth H instruction and research ar leading liberal arts col­ '" G.J. Nelson John and Betty ('89) Noll Ray and Erma Ojennus Kathy Ortiz leges across the narion. ", George and Alma Nelson L David Noller ('71) Barbara Okeson ('87) Q Richard ('73) and Cathleen z Glen ('69) and Mary Nelson Q Ronald and Mary Noonan Leif ('75) and Pichin Oksenvaag Q Osborne c: Jeff and Terry Norberg Roger ('74) and Beverly Osborne Grayce Nelson Robert ('56) and Carolyn Olafson Z Harley Nelson ('72) Q Norma Norby ('48) Q Zenon Olbertz ('71) and Molly Roger and Janet (' 58) Ose H Harold and Sylvia Nelson Estate L Rodney ('61) and Marie Nordberg Stuen ('72) Q Frederic and Mary Oshiro < , Jennifer Nelson ('93) Dr. and Mrs. E.J. Nordby Mildred Olden ('56) Q Virginia Osman ( 42) '" Julie Nelson ('92) Robert ('57) and Evelyn ('53) Alice Olin Peter ('90) and Wendy Ostenson Q \II Kirk ('78) and Patricia Nelson Q Nordeen Q Heath and Shelby ('96) Olinger Richard ('71) and Lynn ('71) Lloyd (,42) and Mildred Nelson Eric Nordholm Q J. Troy and Heidi ('90) Olivadoti Ostenson LQ Mark Nelson ('76) Q Dale ('76) and Karen ('77) Nordin Howard and Delora ('54) Olivers William ('61) and Patricia '" Michael ('85) and 8ritt (,84) Gary ('72) and Treena Nordmark Andrew and Gayle ('74) Olsen Ostenson LQ n Nelson Hans and Kathleen ('64) Bruce ('83) and Pamela ('83) Olsen John ('50) and Betty (,48) Michael ('85) and Janet Nelson Q Nordmark Q Ostrander z Norita Nelson (' 59) E. Wallace and Jeanette Nordness David and Gladys ('57) Olsen Q Geir Ostrem ('92) and Katrin Norman Nelson ('60) Q Paul Nordquist ('92) Eric ('80) and Carol Olsen Maseidvag Paul ('71) and Darlene ('70) Philip ('56) and Helen ('57) James ('63) and Barbara Olsen Doug and Tracie ('99) Ott z Nelson Q Nordquist LHQ Jerrold Olsen ('88) Marcia Ott ('87) -; Peter ('82) and Gloria Nelson Duane ('50) and Gloria Nordstrom Karl ('47) and Lois ('46) Olsen Q Douglas ('67) and Kim (,68) Otten '" ,. Robert and Colleen Nelson, Jr. H Nordstrom L Leslie and Carol Olsen Q Robert Nelson ('55) Q Robert ('72) and Joan Nordstrom Stanley and Sally Olsen H Carol Otterson ('88) Russell D. Nelson Trust L Q Wayne Olsen ('57) Sally Otterson ('83) Thomas Allen Nelson ('58) Q Michael and Sandra (,91) Noreen Alan Olson ('80) Gail and Janis ('77) Otto Q Lisa Ottoson ('87) Q 32 donor roll

Wilbur and Inabelle June ('63) Pederson LHQ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Peterson H Brent and Joan Price Elmer and Mary Louise Rasmuson Riis Q Otwell Diana Pederson ('86) LH William ('65) and Mary Peterson Q Brian ('55) and Jane Price HQ L Bruce ('76) and Peggie Riley Rick ('76) and Sally Ouhl Q John ('68) and Cathy ('69) Willis ('63) and Gail ('62) Peterson Jack and Patricia Price Fraser ('66) and Lynn ('68) William and Ann Riley Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, Pederson LHQ Ray Petry Estate L Marshall Price Rasmussen Q Evangeline Rimbach ('52) Hood River, OR Leslie ('64) and Cheryl ('65) To nje Pettersen ('00) Matthew Price ('01) Margaret L. Rasmussen L Kerstin E. Ringdahl (,82) HQ Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Pederson Q Kathleen Pettit H Richard and Deanna (,82) Price Irvin and Mildred Rauch Julie Ringnalda ('87) Everett, WA L Nancy Pedot ('73) and John Kristina Pfeil ('88) Q Price Waterhouse Foundation M Gordon Ray and Deanna ('67) James Rink ('85) Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Chiatello Q Marianne Pfeil Janet Prichard H Standiford William and Deanna (,92) Rink Prineville, OR Q Scott ('72) and Nancy ('73) Peebles Pfizer, Inc. M Paul and Carolyn Prichard Marsha Ray ('69) David and Cheryl Rinn Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Q Merle Pflueger LH John and Maryellen Priedeman William and Diana Ray H Steven ('85) and Kristine ('86) Rinn Salem, OR Q Edward and Karen Peele Paul ('47) and Viola Pflueger L Stanford Prince Lawrence and Mary Raynes Jeff Rippey ('78) LQ Our Saviour'S Lutheran Church, Gene ('58) and Carol Peisker HQ Raymond Pflueger Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Raytheon Company M Kathryn Rippey L Aberdeen, WA Q Helen Pelis ('76) James and Rebecca ('73) Pharris Everett, WA Q William R. and Doris T. Rea LHQ Stanley and Eleanor ('41) Rippon Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, Rena V. Pellegrini Estate (,29) L Angela Phay ('97) Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, William and Elvira ('55) Reardon Q Q Bremerton, WA LQ PEMCO Financial Center MI John and Joan Philipkosky Seattle, WA L John ('56) and Betty Ann Reay HQ Patti Lee Risdal ('76) Q Catherine Overland ('94) Q Ethel Yoakum Pender and Family Barbara Phillips H Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, Ronald and Barbara (,82) Rebish Robert ('67) and Carol Rismiller Merlyn ('63) and Joan ('63) L Carol Phillips ('57) Q Spokane, WA Q Stephen ('68) and Karen Ann ('69) Robert John Ristow ('89) Overland Q Ethel Yoakum Pender Q Dean ('81) and Susan ('81) Phillips The Principal Financial Group Recher Erik ('86) and Susan ('86) Ristuben Paul Overvold ('73) and Norene Pen ford Corporation I James Phillips ('59) Foundation, Inc. I Recreational Equipment, Inc. I HQ Smith ('76) Q Peninsula Lutheran Church, Gig Jennifer Phillips ('91) Q Thomas E. Prior and Linda Red Wing Shoe Store Q David and Betty ('69) Ritchie Q Ervi n Owen ('38) Q Harbor, WA LQ Karen Hille Phillips ('55) LHQ Hammargren Prior ('73) Torleif ('61) and Valborg Redal Gerald ('61) and Maureen ('61) Helmi Owens Q Douglas (,92) and Christine Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church, William ('77) and Patrice ('78) Redeemer Lutheran Church, Ritter Q David and Carol (,77) Owren Pennington Seattle, WA L Pritchard Q Tacoma, WA Michelle Ritter ('96) Q Leonard ('68) and Anne ('74) Marvin J. Pennington H Phoenix Home Life Mutual Jeffrey ('63) and Margaret ('65) Joye Redfield ('SO) Arthurand Patricia Ritthaler Ozmun Q Margaret Peper Q Insurance M Probstfield LQ Bonnie Rediske ('51) Jon and Karen Rivenburg H Arthur and Aija Ozolin Q Pepsi-Cola Company I Anna Pickett Virginia Prochnow ('57) LQ Joanne Reece ('68) Armand Riveness LQ Marvin ('79) and Kathaleen Perala Gregory Pickett ('00) Scott and Katherine ('85) Proctor Bernice Reed M. Delane ('60) and Beverly Mary Percell ('00) Q Dean and Linda Pierce Proctor & Gamble Fund M James and Joan Reed Riveness Jack and Kathryn ('70) Perciful Q Rita Pierce Edward and Barbara ('78) Paul and Rachel ('78) Reeder Felipe Rivera Andrew and Melissa ('91) Perdue Gary and Patti Pierson Q Przasnyski Loyd and Vivian Reels L Po-Chuan ('68) and Chiu Yu Ro Caroline Perdue H Ronald and Inez Pierson Public Service Electric and Gas Anne Reep L Helen Roalkvam ('51) Sherryl Perdue Erik Bill and Louise ('50) Pihl LHQ Company M David (,82) and Vonnie Reep Q William ('64) and Marilyn ('65) Ted and J. Del Rene ('79) Perkins Martin and Darlene Pihl LQ Gregory ('88) and Mary ('89) Roger ('61) and Lea Rae Reep Q Robb Blayne Perleth ('61) Q Walter and Jeanette Pilgrim LQ Pubols Gail Rees ('78) David and Karen ('73) Robbins Q Pacific Coca-Cola Bottling Perrier Group of America Ralph and Marjorie Pine William ('89) and Laurie Pubols Donald Reese ('53) and Keva Deborah Robbins ('77) Company L Albert Perry L B. Dan and Joanna Pi nick Puget Sound Bank L Monson HQ Edward and Judy ('70) Robbins Pacific First Bank L Dale ('78) and Betty Perry Q Patricia Pinkstaff ('43) Q Puget Sound Energy LM Russel and Doris Reese Bill and Allison Roberts Q Pacific Metal Company I Dave Perry and Deborah Noble- Dean ('86) and Carey ('86) Pinto Philip and Ingrid ('73) Pugh Cody ('77) and Elizabeth Reeves Robert ('71) and Ann Roberts Q Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Perry ('78) Katherine Piper ('75) Sylvia Morken ('62) and Melville John and P. 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C. and Wendy Platzer Janet Putnam ('73) Paul and Marjorie Reigstad Q Robert and Virginia Robinson William Page ('71) Douglas ('75) and Susan ('74) William and M. Jonelle Pleasance Lois Putnam Catherine Reilly ('75) Q Randall ('78) and Marjie (,81) Terence and Gretchen ('82) Palmer Pershall Ken Plewa and Lynne Boeger ('82) James ('72) and Linda ('72) Puttler Terry and Ruthann ('84) Reim Rochester Barbara Palombi ('74) Wendell and Marilu ('60) Person Q Gary Plews ('64) Ann Pyfer ('41) Donald ('52) and Janet ('55) Vern (,52) and Jean Rockstad Anthony and Julie ('SO) Panagiotu Gordon and Janelle ('57) Martha Plonk Stephen and Kim ('81) Pyle Reiman L Mercedes Rockstad-Lickfelt Mary Pandrea ('85) Personius Mike Plows ('82) Q Jane Reiman ('55) HQ Karen Rod ('97) Christopher Pankey ('76) Q Stanley ('75) and Ruth Pesis PLU Women's Club LQ Mark ('79) and lori Reiman Q Monte and Rose Roden 0 Gene and Margaret Pankey Lester and Evelyn Peter LH Lorraine Plum flaul ('50) and Theresa Reiman Barbara Roder Rosellen Paolino Alfred Peters 0 Helen M. Pohlig ('75) L Simon Reinbold l James Rodgers ('70) Janette Parent ('00) Clark and Aurora Peters 0 Bernice Polchow H Eugene ('89) and Michelle RE!indel Curtis ('83) and Carol ('86) Rodin Segeun Park (,00) David and Deborah Anderson Mark and Laura ('75) Polcyn LHO Q 0 Lance ('90) and Leona ('87) Parker ('73) Peters Howard and Nancy ('60) Polen 0 Tracy ('77) and Barbara ('75) Jon Rodin ('86) 0 Dennis (,88) and Chandra ('88) Paul and Sona Polillo H Helen Ouale ('31) 0 Reiner L Elva Rodley Parker, Smith & Feek, Inc. I Peters Lazarus ('51) and Martha Politakis David Oualheim ('72) Darrell and Sara Reinke Richard and Elaine Rodning HO Scott Peters ('94) Gary and Christy Reinking Lawrence and Lillian Rody Robert and Myrtle Parker H 0 0 Ouality Food Centers, Inc. ('79) George Parkerson ('82) 0 Petersburg Lutheran Church, Wiljo and Anna ('66) Pollari Sieu and Muoi Quan Leon and Donna ('78) Reisberg 0 Edward and Charlotte Roe Parkland Collision Center 0 Petersburg, AK 0 Beverly Pollock ('77) John Ouarles H Nina Reiten (,82) Kelmer Roe 0 Parkland-Spanaway Rotary Club 0 David and Karen Petersen Robert and Inez Pollock Janice Ouello HO Armin ('44) and Miriam Reitz Ronald and Ingrid ('64) Roed Thomas and Mary Ann Parks Donald ('71) and Colleen Petersen Julia Pomerenk ('83) 0 Carol Ann Ouigg ('58) LO Otto ('52) and Laverne Reitz Paul and Nancy ('66) Roesch Susan Parr ('63) LH Harry ('50) and Jerrilee Petersen David and Laureen Pomeroy Timothy ('67) and Letitia ('67) Robert ('44) and Doris Reitz 0 Douglas Rogelstad ('83) Junior Parris and Vonda Broom- John and Marilouise Petersen 0 Edward and Verna Pommerenke Ouigley 0 ReliaStar Financial Corporation I Wallace ('55) and Marion ('55) Parris ('81) Jon and Dorothy Petersen 0 Nora Ponder L Richard and Susan Marlene Reller ('56) Rogelstad , ('70) ('70) William C. Parrish L Mary Petersen H Clifford and Marilyn ( 82) Ouinn L Robert and Jeanette Remole William and Janet Rogers H Betty Parrott ('38) HO Mrs. Einer Petersen L Ponnikas 0 Joseph and Sandra ('67) Renati Wilma Rogers ('74) Keith ('66) and Wanda Parrott Arthur and Carol Peterson LO Martin and Joyce ('74) Poole Tom and Diana ('S1) Renn Barry and Carole Ann Rogge HO George Parsons ('76) Barbara A. Peterson, (Mrs. Ralph and Nancy Poole Lowell and Virginia Renz Phyllis Rogness (,62) Paul Pastor and Ann Nicholson Warren) LO Edward ('76) and Elizabeth Yee- Daemon ('97) and Kristin ('97) Gary ('77) and Suzanne Rohde Allan and Donna Patchett 0 Clayton and Leona Peterson L Lee ('76) Poon Repp Rajnish Rohila (,92) Kenneth Pate (,52) LO Dale Peterson (,67) 0 William Pope ('75) 0 Research Corporation L Osca r & Doris Rola nder LH Daniel ('99) and Kimberly ('99) David Peterson ('74) R. S. Poplin Becky Rettkowski 0 Dennis (,52) and Mary Roley 0 Paterno David ('58) and Lorraine ('58) Douglas and Nikki Poppen The Rabel Family Advised Fund I G. Ronald ('53) and Carol Reule Mars Rolfson L Daniel and Karen (,92) Patjens 0 Peterson Jerry Poppen ('64) 0 Ginnette Rabon ('94) James and Diane ('86) Reus Gilbert and Georgine ('86) Roller Mr. and Mrs. Dean Patterson Dean and Cynthia Peterson Chris Porter ('95) 0 Kenneth and Susan Radek Thomas and Teita Reveley HO Joseph ('98) and Allison ('99) Dwayne and Eleanor Peterson H Dan and Nanci Porter Janet N. Radford H John and Evelyn Reynolds Shannon Rollo ('00) Patterson 0 Edwin and Edwin Peterson 0 Paul Porter and Mary Drutis- Richard and Cynthia ('69) Radford The J. B. Reynolds Foundation I Troy and Susan Rolph Ronald and Jeanne Patterson 0 Eleanor Peterson H Porter David ('65) and Lynne ('65) Radke C. Robert ('91) and Kristi ('91) Rice Roman Meal Company L Jim and Marcie ('81) Paul Gail and Rhonda Peterson Portsmouth Tr inity Lutheran John and Kate Radzyminski Carrie Rice ('98) Romo Coestruction General Laura Pauli ('00) Gerald Peterson ('55) Church, Portland, OR 0 Kirsten Rae (,92) David ('68) and Joan Rice 0 Contractor Clement and Stephanie H Paulson Harold ('43) and Bernice ('43) Melanie Poss ('77) Eric and Jil ('89) Rael Lucian and Charlotte Rice L Daniel (,94) and Karin ('95) Roney Eric and Elna Paulson LO Peterson 0 Potlatch Foundation II M Carroll Raether David ('85) and Margu�rite Rich Chad ('99) and Sarah ('98) Gerald ('57) and Carol Paulson 0 Helen Peterson ('47) Gregory ('70) and Susan Potter 0 Gerald and Cher Rafftery 0 Avery Kerr and Jennifer Richards Roraback 0 Robert ('65) and Marjorie (,66) Holly Peterson ('01) John and Maradee ('73) Potter 0 Ragen MacKenzie Incorporated. ('00) J. Brendan ('89) and Kelly ('89) " Paulson James Peterson and Gerry Neil ('49) and Anita ('46) Potthoff Frank and Rebecca ('85) Daniel and Kelly ('92) Richards Rorem 0 Thomas Payne ('87) and Alexia Hagedorn ('66) LHO Bruce and Deborah ('78) Poulin Laura Marie Richards ('41) Linda Rosales ('78) <- Rainsberger 0 z Eide-Payne ('S7) LO Jill Lange Peterson ('68) David and Mary Powell Richard and Karen ('62) Raisler 0 A. Cullen ('72) and Debbie Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Rosdahl Peace Lutheran Church, Colfax, Joel Peterson ('80) a nd Lea Gary Powell ('76) HO Richardson 0 Daniel ('56) and Marilyn Rose Q � LaUrie Raisys WA O Mathieu Monte and Diane ('86) Powell Geoffrey and Christina ('90) Donald and Laurie Rose Raleigh, Schwarz, & Powell, Inc. LI ('93) ('95) Peace Lutheran Church, John and Marti Peterson Orbrey and Marie Powell Antonio and Judith Ramaglia Richardson Rena Rose Z 0 Edgewood, WA 0 Jonathon and Ruth ('73) Peterson Ronald ('72) and Shirley Powell John and Martha Ramirez John and Sharon ('62) Richardson Sterling and Marjorie Rose L ... Peace Lutheran Church, Salem, OR Laurence ('66) and Darlene To dd ('00) and Shawna Powell Jose and Delia Ramirez Robert Richardson Sterling Rose H III 0 Peterson David and Louise Powelson Edward Ramsdale Estate L Tanya Anne Richardson ('94) William and Carol Lee ('73) Rose Peace Lutheran Church, Silvana, Lawrence ('50) and Beth ('50) Barbara Powers ('76) Jack and Carol Riches Leland ('56) and Greta ('57) � Heidi Ramseth ('9S) ... WA LO Peterson 0 Gregory and Heidi ('78) Pramuk Mark and Carol Ramseth Q Theodore and Linda ('68) Ricketts Roseberg 0 Arthur and Lianne (,63) Pearson Leo and Mary Peterson Kelly Pranghofer ('97) and Kasie Lynda Ramsey ('78) Ceeil and Meri ('82) Rider Jerry and Billye Roseliep 0 , .. David ('67) and Nancy Pearson 0 Leona Peterson 0 Scales Pranghofer ( 97) Shirley Ramsey ('80) James ('72) and Lynne ('72) John Rosenberg and Nancy Faaren Eugene and Barbara Pearson LO Lillian Peterson LHO Betty Prasch Effie Ramstad Estate L Ridgeway ('76) 0 > Marvin and Deloris ('42) Pease HO Lorraine Peterson Anthony (,01) and Sonya ('00) Marvin ('38) and Della Mae Cheryl Riebe Elma Rosenberger Lynda Peterson Z Meredith Pease ('99) ('63) Prata 0 Ramstad Kipp Riebe Sandy Rosenbladt ;) Ginger Peck Mark ('77) and Elaine ('78) John and Janet ('70) Praxel William ('49) and Betty Ramstad Riedel & Company, Inc M Jeffrey Rosendahl (,01) Robert and Susan ('74) Peck Peterson Carl and Dallas Anne ('64) Presley LHO Brian Riehs (,01) Moshe Rosenfeld and Susan Kaetz Z Einar and Emma May Pedersen Q Norris Peterson ('75) and Mary Presser Foundation L Elwood ('56) and LaVon Rieke HO 0 '" Judy Ramstead ('62) 0 Emilie Pedersen H Waag Peterson ('75) Peter Prest ('95) Emma Rieke L Steven ('88) and Lori Roser DC ('41) Alvin and Mary Randall 0 Georg and Nina Pedersen o. Elmer ('49) and Myrtle ('48) Eilert and Virginia Prestegaard Kenneth Randall and Kathleen Robert and Gladys Rieke LO John Rosi ('90) :l; Laura Pedersen 0 Peterson Erik Prestegaard ('76) Carlson William ('53) and Joanne ('54) Armin ('50) and Carolyn ('57) ... O. M. and Emilie ('41) Pedersen L Peter ('86) and Danelle ('86) Eileen Preston Rieke LHO Rosin Q ;) Patricia Randall ('74) Robert ('70) and Janice Pedersen Peterson Glenn ('76) and Janna ('75) Ernest ('51) and Charlotte ('50) David ('66) and Cheryl ('71) Ries 0 Edward ('50) and Margaret ('51) 0 Randall ('66) and Carla Peterson Preston 0 Michael and Stacy ('88) Riffle Rosin 0 v Randolph Svend ('70) and Cathy Jo ('70) Richard and Shirley Peterson Jason Preuit ('00) Scott ('84) and Elizabeth Ransom Charles and Margaret Righetti Kristin Ross ('00) ... Pedersen 0 Robert and Robyn (,92) Peterson Paul Preus ('33) 0 William ('69) and Lois Ranta 0 Lawrence and Marguerite Riiff Lawrence ('58) and Marit Ross 0 v Arne ('41) and Gloria ('42) Rolf and Ann Peterson Arthur and Helen Price 0 Michael and Judith Rash H Kenneth ('59) and Audrey ('62) Robert ('54) and Suzie ('54) Ross 0 " " Edward and Cathryn Rasmuson L ... - 33

Marion Roth Todd ('93) and Kimberli ('97) Duane ('58) and Pauline ('55) Shell Oil Company Foundation L Emil and Arlene Rothenberger Sandberg Schryver Margaret Sherburne ('63) Gary and Laura ('77) Daniel and Wyoma Sande Bradford and Carolyn ('74) Schultz Darrell and Kathy Shideler Q Rothenberger Q Einar and Pearl Sande Q Noel Shillito Bonnie Rothert('93) Bryan ('65) and Jeanne ('66) Charles ('89) and Kimberly ('89) Keith and Leila Shimizu Jerald and Judelle Rothi Q Sandeno L Schultz Q Satoshi Shimoji ('00) Paul ('83) and JoAnn (,91) Rothi Q Bernie ('75) and Kathy Sanders Q Jason and Laura ('96) Schultz Margaret Shipley Estate L Danny Rotter-Thomassen Helen Marie Sanders ('37) Jeffery Schultz Q Randal ('74) and lIa Shipley HQ George Roundy Robert Sanders ('65) Kathleen Schultz (,91) Robert Shipp ('00) Q William Rountree ('81) Sherry Sanders ('98) Nancy Schultz ('71) Q Rodney and Jackie Shipp Richard ('69) and Susan ('71) Michael Sandhorst ('72) Alfred and ESlher ('57) Schulz Thomas Shivitz ('00) Rouse HQ Deborah Sandidge-Zimmer Laura Schumacher (,97) Lawrence (,57) and Karen Shoberg Ann Rowberg H Henry and Catherine Sandstrom Mrs. H. O. Schumacher Bequest L Thomas and Joyce ('64) Short Donald ('75) and Debra ('76) Peter ('73) and Kathryn Sandvig Q Paul and Doris Schumacher Richard and Susan Shotwell Rowberg Q Gary ('84) and Sheila Sandwick Mr. al1d Mrs. Richard Schumaker Howard and Andi livingston Clifford and Jille Rowe Q Karen Sanford ('99) Timothy and Deborah ('85) Shouse LH Shawna Rowe ('96) William and Kathleen ('83) Schuppe Thomas Rowe ('89) Sanford Nancy Schutz ('63) James ('75) and Sandra Rowland Harry ('59) and Corinne Sannerud Richard and Sandra ('63) HQ Q Schwabauer Q Robert and Mary Rowland John and Julie Santie Lois Schwartz Clayton E. and Joan G. Royce L Alice Santolla Maurice and Lois Schwartz L Joan G. Royce HQ Emily Sasnett ('74) Mike and Elaine ('76) Schwartz Lois Ruck ('63) Sylvia Sass Stanley and Carole Schwartz Harold Ruddick H Karl Satrum ('01) Roy ('58) and Thelma ('56) William Rudolph ('74) Karol Jan Sat rum ('71) Q Schwarz LQ Melville and Dorothy Rue H Randy ('74) and Alice ('74) Satrum Elsie Schwind Philip ('68) and Mary Rue Q Q Joan Schwindt ('56j Stephen ('97) and Kristin ('97) Rue David Sauer ('81) Barbara Schwisow H Douglas and Lisa Ruecker H Douglas ('79) and Vickie Saugen L Scientific Supplies Company L Junet Runbeck ('35) Q Heath Saunders ('95) Bruce and Jody (,92) Scott Dolan and Barbara ('61) Robert and Katherine ('62) Byron and Virginia Scott Estate L Rundquist Saunders Curtis and Julia (,77) Scott Marilyn Running Victoria Savage ('BB) Q Curtis and Karen ('92) Scott Richard Running ('65) Wayne (,67) and Sheryl Saverud Dana Gray Scott and Brenda Scott Robert Running ('65) HQ (,88) Jack Ruscoe Ryan Sawyer and Elizabeth Russell Edwin and Rose ('58) Scott John and Candice ('91) Rushton ('98) Gordon and Eleanor ('73) Scott Alan and Pamela ('72) Russell LHQ Thomas ('58) and Georganne Ryan Scott ('98) Q George and Jane Russell LQ Sawyer Q Shawn and Sandra Scott James and Gerrie Russell L Kristina Sawyers (,01) Susan Scott ('89) Q Mary Baker Russell L Thomas and Corinne Sawyers Wanda Scott Richard and Diane ('71) Russell Janet Sayers ('58) Frances Scrim Q Shannon and Robyn Russell SSC Foundation M Ed and Nancy Scrivner H B"an Ruud ('90) and Caryn John and Rosemary Scales H Sea first Bank and Foundation L Cammock Ruud ('90) Q Scandinavian Airlines System Inc. Sea-Land Service Inc. Q , Janet Ruud ('70) Q L Brian Seaman and Louise Sawyer Kenneth ('62) and Barbara ('65) Daren Schadt ('88) ('7B) Q Ruud Setty Schaefer ('44) Q Carl M. Searcy Jr. (,61) LQ Marian Ruud Charles Schaefer ('81) and Kathryn Dale ('70) and Joyce (,67) Sears Q Robert ('69) and Margaret ('72) Rowberg (,80) Nathan Sears ('98) Q Ruud Martin ('61) and Barbara ('61) Ron and Lisa ('98) Sears Q Kenneth ('87) and Rebecca ('86) Schaefer H Sears-Roebuck Foundation L Ryals Q Del ('50) and Afton (,48) Schafer The Seattle Foundation L Michael and Ann ('88) Ryan LQ Seattle Mortgage Bankers Glenn ('75) and Frances ('78) Eldon and Joann ('79) Schafer LQ Association Ryder Albert and Ruth ('63) Schaffler Q Seattle Steam Corporation I M. Sterling and Inga Rygg LH Paul and Kathy ('82) Sch aller Q The Seattle Times/Seattle Post· Matthew Rygg ('00) Christian Scharen ('89) and Sonja Intelligencer LI David ('84) and Maureen Ryniec Batalden ('90) Seattle-Northwest Securities Louis and Merry Schatz L Corporation I Delmer and Grace ('65) Schauer Jarl and Delores Secher-Jensen Alfred Schedler ('50) Security Pacific Bank Washington Frederick Scheel Estate ('30) L L Beatrice L. Scheele ('58) LHQ Richard Seeger and Robin Koch Gertrude M. Scheele LQ (,82) Q Randall ('72) and Trudi Scheele Harry and Diana ('93) Seeley S.A.C.E.M. Rich and Nancy ('60) Scheffel Q David Seibel ('74) Jonathon Sa ad ('96) and Katie James Scheibe ('83) Bruce Seiler and Nicola Glaser- Wasenmiller Saad ('98) Q AI and Ella Scheibner L Seiler ('83) Q William ('50) and Dorothy Saas Gregory and Norma ('84) Paul and Holly Seim Amy Saathoff ('95) Q Schellberg Stephen and Nancy ('60) Seitz Q Mari A. Shouse ('96) and Nathan Ronald ('74) and Carl is ('74) Selbu Lutheran Church Women R. Shouse ('93) Q Evelyn Saathoff ('65) , Robert ('92) and Kristin ('90) Schellberg LaCrosse, WA Steven and Cynthia Sue ('74) Saathoff Q John ('30) and Cora ('31) George ('77) and Sandra Sellers Shove Xavier Hall Thomas ('86) and Julie Saathoff Q Schierman Estate L Wilber and Cecilia Sellman Harriet Shull ('54) Marjorie Sackett ('00) C. Philip Schiller ('72) Clifford Sells ('59) and Linda Chris ('82) and Cindy ('82) Shultz Mr. Elmer ('74) and Mrs. Elmer John and Aleen Schiller LHQ Larson Q Q Sackman Dale ('57) and Katherine ('58) Dan ('64) and Judith ('64) Selmann Rod and Ann Sibley revitalized Paul ('80) and Margaret ('78) Schimke Q David ('80) and Patricia ('80) Sackmann Stephen ('80) and Lani Schindele Sempra Energy M Siburg Q avier Hall is undergoing a complete Paul ('85) and Leslie D. Harold and Kari ('75) Irvin and Shirley (,84) Sensei Q Bill and Krista ('95) Sickert-Bush revitalization. The $5 million project Sackschewsky Schlachtenhaufen Thorn and Wendy Sepic H Stephen and Patricia ('90) Siebens Khamsaeng Saengthasy ('99) Eunice Schleicher L Ivan M. Seppala ('55) H Q includes $3.5 million fo r construction Jl1d x ... SAFECO Corporation LMI Nathaniel Schlicher ('00) Q Dennis 5epper and Nancy Connor Steven Siefert ('83) $1.5 million fo r endowment to support academic � Safeway Inc. I Peter and Carol ('75) Schlicher Q LQ Herbert ('53) and Lois Siefkes 1'\ John Saffell William and Donna Schlitt HQ Leonard Sessa ('97) Orville and Margaret Siegele H programs and new technology in the fa cility. Sandra Saffell Casper Schmand H Richard ('7 1) and Esther ('70) Erin ('90) and Bruce Sigman Q The renovation will fo cus on interior remodel· Scott ('91) and Julie ('91) Sager Miles ('85) and Paula Jean Schmidt 5etbacken CarloS Silva and Tracy Hein-Silva 1'\ Scot Sageser (,93) Randall ('80) and Kathryn ('79) Gary and Cheryl Severson LHQ (,81) ing and e-xpa.nding the existing fo ur ciJssrooms, C. William and Enid Sagvold Schmidt Richard and Maryanne ('66) Silver Family Foundation lecture hall and laboratory to nine classrooms, in­ c: Walter ('50) and Phylis Sahli Sherwin and Anita ('55) Schmidt Severson Silverdale Lutheran Church, ... Torrance R. Schmidt ('92) and S. Erving ('55) and Nancy ('79) Silverdale WA LQ cluding two smarr classroom s, a new anthropology :I: David and Marion Sahlin , GerryAnne and Roger Sahlin LQ Elizabeth R. Nierm ('92) Severtson LHQ Don and Irene Simmons Q laboratory, and the new Philip Nordquist Lecture '" Sahlin Foundation I Verner and Charlotte Schmidt Carl and Carol Sexton Donald ('67) and Barbara ,. Kimo and Dorellen Saiki Patricia Schmiett ('77) Catherine Sexton ('36) L Simmons Q Hall. Faculty office space will also be re modeled. z Trudy Schnackenberg Aaron ('00) and Julie ('99) Dale ('81) and Jill ('80) Simonson I(hiro Ben and Marianne ('54) Formerly the university Li brJr)', Xavier Hall was c: Sakamoto Dorothy Schnaible ('49) LHQ Shackett James Simonson ('97) Q z Linda Salatiello ('66) Maudie Elaine Schnaible ('56) Q Daniel Shafland ('61) Q James ('59) and Marcia ('58) built in 1937. The renovation project is parr of the Kelly Schneider (,02) Audrie Shagren ('77) Simonson Q < Salem Lutheran Church, Mount $100 million Campaign fo r Paciflc Lutheran Univer­ Vernon WA Q David J. Schnur H Armen (,81) and Marie-Claude John (,62) and Jeraldine ('64) , '" Eric and Susan (,84) Sallee Lennette Schnur ('72) Shanafelt Simonson Q sity: The Next Bold StCp. Frederick and Clara Schoch Jim and Julie ('83) Shanafelt , John and Jeanette ('59) Saltwick Larry and Marjorie ( 67) Simpson ... Schoenfeld-Gardner Foundation Roger ('86) and Carolyn Martin Mary Simpson ('00) Sammamish Hills Lutheran , -< Church Redmond WA Inc. LQ ('86) Shanafelt HQ Merlin (,67) and Florence Simpson , , '" Kenneth ('68) and Ruth Sammons David ('68) and Christelle ('68) John Shannon ('67) LQ Richard Simpson ('91) Q 1'\ Q Schoening LQ Lee Shannon ('66) Shawn Simpson ('93) ... Paul Sampson and Sandra Sanford Steve and L. Sue (,82) Schoettler David ('79) and Teresa ('79) Simpson Fund LM Z ('69) Philip ('83) and Karla ('83) Schot Q Sharkey Q Simpson Investment Co I Thomas Sampson and Janette K. Richard and Christine ('74) Anna Sharpnack Estate L Jack ('58) and Janice Sinderson Q f' Schrader Marvin Shaw ('47) Q Richard and Jennifer ('86) Singer Dempsey (,92) 7. Jack ('72) and Kathryn Samuels Louise Schreiber Estate L William and Thelma Shaw Q Richard and Jeanie (,91) Singler -; H. Wilton and Marsha ('68) Judy Schreuder Marc Sheehan ('98) Patrick and Nancy Sinnett " Samuelson Q Dr. and Mrs. Gerry Schriever James ('72) and Beth Sheets Lonn Sipes ('95) Ida Samuelson Estate L Dale Schroeder and Kathryn L. Jerald Sheffels ('54) L Sirach Capital Management Inc I Louis and Janice ('71) San Marco LePard ('74) L. Jerald ('54) and Lois ('59) Larry Sirianni ('71) e it Myron and Judith Sandberg Paul ('75) and Jill ('74) Schroeder Sheffels Q William Sisco and Jeanne Myron Sandberg ('65) - 34 donor roll

Landdeck-Sisco ('69) Q Marvin ('65) and Fran Soiland L Paul ('54) and Judith Steen Q Edward and Lavonne (,49) Shirley Mae Taylor ('45) Otto ('55) and Barbara ('55) William (,62) and Susan Sissel Jeffrey Soine L Andrew T. and Robin W. Stefan I Sturgeon Terry and Sandra ('77) Taylor Q Tollefson H John and Joan Sisul Jon ('58) and June Soine Q Miles and Lorraine Steier Ken and Mervina ('92) Sturgeon Thomas and Eleanor Taylor Andrew ('97) and Stephanie ('97) Angela Sivertson ('33) Laurie Soine ('88) Q Lynn and Ariadne Stein LHQ Carol-Wray Sturgill Val and Susan Taylor Tomlinson Q Hazel Skaga Wallace (' 51) and Dorothy ('51) Del and Rose ('69) Steiner Q Donald and Carol-Wray Sturgill L Daniel ('71) and Doris ('71) Marvin and Lissa Tommervik Q Jerry ('73) and Janine ('72) Skaga Soland Q Micah Steinhilb ('00) Steve and Cathy Sturtevant Tchobanoff Q Marvin Tommervik ('42) Q Q Daniel and Debra Solberg Q Genevieve Stelberg Estate L Philip and Susan ('76) Stutzman Teachers Foundation, Inc. Marvin ('42) and Carol ('40) Skaga Family In Memory of Judith Solberg ('78) Kendall Stelter and Emily Lewis Suburban Realty, Inc. Q Marjorie Tedrick ('80) Tommervik L Karsten Skaga L Pastor Clarence and Helen Solberg Stelter ('90) Robert and Anitra Sudderth Mark and Sue Teeple Sheri and Jeffrey To nn LHQ L. J. and Mary C Skaggs LQ Janet Stemple ('90) Q Dean ('74) and Carol ('74) Suess Dave and Cheryl Teifke Q Per and Betty Tonning Foundation L John ('72) and Carol Soldano Q Christine Stendal LQ Kent ('62) and Jeanine TeKrony Kenneth and Doni Topel L Sharon Skar ('74) Chester ('37) and Thelma ('37) Dan and Rita ('87) Stene Elda Sulerud LQ James and Nedra Toriin John ('90) and Angena ('91) Solie Q Stanley ('68) and Sharon ('68) Lynnda Sullivan ('00) Tektronix Foundation M Justin ('91) and Annelise ('91) Skibiel Q David and Kay Soltis Q Stenersen Q Christine Sund ('85) Tektronix, Inc. L Torgerson Q Ski!lman Foundation M Floyd and Gwen Solum Q Mr. and Mrs. John Stenford Gerald ('64) and Nancy Sundby Q Ronald and Eileen Tellefson LHQ Ellen Torongo ('36) Q Christon ('76) and Deborah ('77) Thomas Sommer and Linda Salter- Robert and Ruth ('77) Stenson Edward and Mary Sunde Q Lee and A. Ardelle ('60) Temanson Robert and Mary To rrens Skinner Q Sommer ('84) Casey and Heidi ('91) Stenzel Mark ('93) and Margaret Sundseth Bruce Tempel ('78) and Sarah Thomas and Donna (,81) Torrens Irene Skinner Q Carrol and Beverly Sorensen Larry and Connie Stephens Henra Sundt L Shannon Edward and Dawn ('98) Torres Lawrence and Irene Skinner L Barbara Sorenson Q Marilyn Stephens Monica Sung (,91) Q Lee Tempe! ('77) Q E. Silas ('47) and Alice (,48) David Skoch and Kristin Ogard Forrest and Colleen 50th Q Stewart and Laura Stephens Super Valu Stores, Inc. M Chester Templin Torvend HQ (,87) Diane Soucey ('87) Bruce and Nancy ('79) Stephenson Superior Linen Service L John Templin ('66) HQ Evelyn Torvend Estate L James Skofstad ('68) Leonard and Doris Souchek Ivan and Verna Stephenson Henry and Irene ('50) Phyllis Te mplin ('59) Q Samuel Torve nd ('73) Jack and June Skog Q Southwest Gas Foundation M Faith Stern ('55) H Suprunowski Helen Tengesdal Estate L Totem Ocean Trailer Express Inc I James and Julia Skog Q Southwestern Washington Synod, David and Margaret ('68) Stevely Bruce and Shirley ('57) Sutherland Ruthmarie Tennent ('43) Tracy ('75) and Terry ('75) Totten L Rudy and Karen Skonord ELCA, Tacoma, WA L Q L William and Ethel Tennesen L Richard and Carol To ulouse Mr. and Mrs. Per Skoog L James and Carla Southworth David Stevens Estate L H. Loyd and Lynne Sutherland L Herman Tenzler Estate L Michael and Jaroslava Toutonghi Tamelyn Skubinna ('74) Q Melba Sovde ('38) Joanna Stevens ('81) Q Martin ('67) and Merrily ('68) Richard and Kristin ('99) Terrell Audun Toven James Skurdall ('65) Arne Sovik Mark ('86) and Darlene Stevens Q Sutton Helene Terry Earl and Carol Tower Mike Slama and Sandra Merrill Sigrid Sowell Otto and Shirley Stevens LHQ Cora Svare ('30) Q Texaco Foundation LM John and Karna Town ('85) Randy ('71) and Charlotte ('70) Brian Steves ('86) Richard Svare ('50) HQ Theodore Tey ler To wn & Country Markets Inc. James Slater Estate L Spada Dugald and Barbara Stewart K. Tim ('59) and Hanna Sveen Antonia Therriault Clark and Pamela ('71) Townsend Richard Slatta ('69) and Maxine Nancy Spagat ('94) Q Eric ('95) and Rikka ('95) Stewart Evelyn Svendsen ('39) LQ John and Nancy Jo ('72) Thiebes Q LQ Atkinson Spanaway Lutheran Church, H Robert Swaim ('90) B. David ('74) and Gale ('74) Neil Tracht ('85) Julie Slaughter ('00) Spanaway, WA Q Gina Stewart ('00) Frank ('51) and Mildred ('46) Thomas David ('79) and Sharon Trageser James ('74) and Mary ('75) Sletten Carl and Janice ('76) Spane James Stewart ('59) Q Swanberg Q Brian ('74) and Susan Thomas Q Tree Top I Q John and Gretchen ('63) John and Therese ('86) Stewart Byron and Doris Swanson Q Donald and Audrey Thomas LQ Henry and Alma Treede Estate L Matthew and Lisle ('89) Slichko Spangberg To dd ('85) and Melinda Stewart Donald ('72) and Wendy ('74) Jesse Thomas ('71) Brian ('83) and Anne Trefry Marvin ('69) and Anne Slind Ronald ('74) and Linette ('72) Willie ('69) and Faye Stewart Q Swanson LQ Max and Elizabeth Thomas Norman and Ann Tremaine Q Kelly Sloan ('86) Sparacino Manfred ('76) and Sue Duncan Donna Swanson ('56) Q Raymond ('76) and Geraldine Michael and Enid Trenholm James and Kayleen Sioboden David and Carolyn Sparkman Stibbe Q Esther Swanson Thomas Bernard and Valorie ('92) Tresner Charles and Elizabeth ('88) Slocum James (,61) and Myrna Sparks HQ Karen Stiehl ('72) Hazel Swanson Estate L Richard and Juness ('40) Thomas David and Elizabeth Tribby Q Richard and Kathryn ('83) Sparks Hendrik and Joan Stiggelbout Q Isobel Swanson ('68) Elisa Thomases Roy ('58) and Edith Tribe Q Robert and Darci ('88) Slocum Q Q Robert Stivers and Lora Gross Q Mark ('68) and Wendy ('71) Dianne Thomasson Trinity Evangelical Lutheran James and Patricia ('73) Siosson Warren and Adeline Sparling Q Robert Stivers L Swanson LQ Douglas Thompson ('97) Q Church, Lewiston, 10 LQ Jeff and Mary Ann ('66) Small Spatial Dynamics Inc Norris and Martha Stoa LH Paul ('66) and Mary ('67) Swanson Duane ('55) and Patricia ('55) Trinity Lutheran Church, Amity Smetzler ('99) Timothy ('87) and Debra Julia Stockdale ('89) Q Thompson Enumclaw, WA LQ Evalena Smick LQ Spaulding Alan (,52) and Anna Marie Peter and Jean Swanson H Georgine Thompson Trinity Lutheran ChurCh, Freeland, Mary Smidt (,74) Frank ('75) and Susan Spear LQ Stoddard Robert and Clara Swanson L Jason Thompson ('93) Q WA Q Agnes Smith Walter and M. Marie Specht Kerri Stoehr ('92) Robert ('54) and Annabelle Jesse ('50) and Doris ('48) Tr inity Lutheran Church, Gresham, Alfhild Smith Q Carol Speirs ('88) Joy Stohr H Swanson Q Thompson H OR Amy Smith ('97) Q Jeffrey Spencer ('00) Alma Stolee H Roland ('35) and Isabelle Swanson Leslie and Erna Thompson H Trinity Lutheran ChurCh, Lynwood, Barry Smith Robert and Jane Spencer Mrs. Paul H. Stolz L Thomas Swanson ('74) and Debbie Levi and Violet Thompson Estate L WA L Carlos (,78) and Janet Smith Robert Spencer ('95) Stolz Computers, Inc. 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L Matthew ('00) and Misty ('98) Squires LH Erik Lee Strand ness ('81) Q David and Mona Swinehart Steven and Virginia ('92) Thrasher Willian and Louise ('57) Tucker Smith St. Andrew's Lutheran Church, Jack and Marilynn Stratton Walter and Sonja ('97) Sylvanus Q Olise Tukey Mercedes Smith Bellevue, WA LQ Timothy ('74) and Barbara ('74) Kenneth Sylvester ('88) and Mary 3 M Foundation L Cecil Tungsvik ('52) Norman and Gayle ('89) Smith Q St. Mark's Lutheran Church by the Stratton Ann Kluge lIa ThunbNg Q Elizabeth Tunnell ('94) Q Pamela Smith Q Narrows, Tacoma, WA LQ Martin ('93) and Pamela ('92) Rhoda Symons ('91) Esther Thune H Kent Tuohino ('80) and Valerie Paul and Virginia Smith 51. Marks Lutheran Church, Straub Nancy Ann Synakowski ('69) Q G. Elaine Thurston ('SO) Kemp Paul Smith and Karen Spokane, WA Q Wesley ('90) and Elizabeth Strauss Melvin and Margaret Syre Estate L Everett Thykeson Robert and Joy ('71) Tupack Q Weatherman ('83) 51. 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Walking with Hope

BY JULIA POMERENK '83

have a dog named Hope. We go fo r walks downstairs bedroom. She was just days away from every day. She is always eager fo r her walks, death. We didn't fe el like singing. Then we heard stretching by the window and dancing by the voice of Sigi, her pastor, singing our song fo r the front door. She wiggles and waits fo r me to Esther, and fo r us. \Ve lleard our suffering and our attach her leash to her collar. Once we get out the rejoicing being sung fo r us. "Though he giveth or door, 1 am literally pulled by Hope every day. he taketh, God his children ne'er fo rsaketh." There are three other ways that we can be I am glad to have the hope of that song in my pulled by hope into each new day. Scripture can heart. pull us. So can songs. So can su pport fr om our sister and brother believers. Our hope may be so Support strong that we become as eager fo r our fa ith When I picture the support of the fa ith commu­ "walks" as my dog Hope is fo r hers. \Ve may even nity, I see the circle of the fa ithful gathered at Trin­

dance as Hope does. it}' Lutheran Church in Pullman, Wash., and Paul Klavano, a longtime member, giving me hope Scripture through hugging. Scripture from the fi rst chapter of I Peter an­ Paul is an elder of the fa ith and a giver of bear nounces hope as God's great merciful gift to us. hugs. With delight and with years of hugging expe­ Verse three stares: "By his great mercy he has given rience, Paul and I prepare fo r the hug itself, with us a new birth inro a living hope through the res­ steps as established as an Olympic athlete's warm­ urrection ofjesus Christ from the dead." This up. We place ourselves directly in front of each hope is the stuff of life and death and resurrec­ other and stretch Out our anns to be sure to have tion, and you can't get much stronger than that! sufficient space fo r fu ll arm extension. Then Paul This hope is powered by resurrection. And comes ru bs his hands in anticipation, and the hug com­ with double death-defyingvisions: new birth and a mences. Paul all but picks me up and off my fe et living hope. God knows that we are bruised by when he hugs me. I hold the fe el of a Paul Klavano death, so God gives us a new birth into a living bear hug in my memory as a strong image of the Julia Pomerenk '83 and her dog, Hope. hope. support I can claim from my brothers and sisters in God gives us this gift of hope every day, and fa ith. We're almost dancing at the front door-we THERE ARE THREE OTHER WAYS THAT WE CAN BE as many times a day as we need. \'(Ie get to begin are pulled by hope with a hug. again. Do over. Grab the gift of a new birth into a My hope fo r us all is that we embrace this gift PULLED BY HOPE INTO EACH NEW DAY. SCRIPTURE CAN living hope. that God gives us: a new birth into a living hope. PULL US. SO CAN SONGS. SO CAN SUPPORT FROM May we take the gift, given through mercy and Song grace, and walk with hope. OUR SISTER AND BROTHER BELIEVERS OUR HOPE MAY Every day, hope can pull at us by songs we hear When I take my dog Hope fo r a walk, she pulls and sing. Do you have songs in your head? Words BE SO STRONG THAT WE BECOME AS EAGER FOR OUR on her leash. As she pulls me past people, they of­ and tunes that come to you when you need them? ten ask: "Who's walking who?" I usually respond FAITH "WALKS" AS MY DOG HOPE IS FOR HERS. WE Tunes that can carry you? Songs that create fo r with the expected answer: "She's walking me." As I MAY EVEN DANCE AS HOPE DOES. you a new heart and renewed hope? begin again, walking with hope, may I respond Ever since I can remember, my fa mily has with the unexpected answer: "Hope is pulling mc." sung "Children of the Heavenly Father." We sing May hope pull us all. the hymn at baptisms, fu nerals, weddings and

even on ordinary days-whenever we want to re­ member the lay- ered memories of that melody. One after­ noon we hadn't remembered to sing our song. We had been talking in lowered tones in my Aunt THIS ESSAY IS BASED ON A CHAPEL ADDRESS DELIVERED SEPTEMBER 25. 2000. JULIA Esther's kitchen. POMERENK IS REGISTRAR AT PLU. Esther was in the

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