Making a difference 2018 Casper College Foundation • Annual Report Every Donor Makes a Difference
We are pleased to share this annual report from the Casper College Foundation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018. Net assets grew by 6.5 million dollars in FY 17-18, enabling the Casper College Foundation to offer over 4.2 million dollars of support to Casper College and its students this past year, an increase of $1 million over the previous year. In addition, the foundation added nine new funds, extending opportunities for even more students. When the State of Wyoming tightens its belt, the Casper College Foundation helps ensure students continue to have resources for a top-notch education, and the college can fully realize its mission of ensuring student success and providing learning opportunities to enrich the lives of our students and community. Last spring, the inaugural donor recognition luncheon celebrated foundation supporters and scholarship recipients with a crowd of 144 people. Students met their benefactors putting faces to the names behind their scholarships. Donors had the opportunity to hear from students first hand and get a more complete story of how much their John Jorgensen Paulann Doane Dr. Darren Divine President, Executive Director, philanthropy matters. President, Casper College Foundation Casper College Foundation Casper College This issue of our annual report emphasizes donors really make a difference, not just to students but faculty, staff, and the larger community. The foldout portion of the report is a visual reminder of all the foundation’s community and campus impact areas throughout the year. These wonderful opportunities are in addition to the bedrock support from the foundation for scholarships, programs, and facilities at Casper College. Every donor makes a difference. Casper College and this foundation thrive, in no small part, thanks to the generosity of the people who love the college and its mission. We thank you for the trust you place in us. Together we all make a difference and transform lives every day.
Photos of wild horses courtesy of Chad Hanson. Casper College Foundation Staff and Board of Directors 2017-2018
Casper College Foundation Staff (left to right): Katie Schwieger, data assistant; Linda Nix, communications coordinator; Becky Wise, foundation coordinator; Paulann Doane, executive director; Denise Bressler, chief financial officer; Ann Dalton, associate director of development; Danica Sveda, associate director of donor and alumni relations.
Board of Directors 2017-2018 John Jorgensen, President Tim Kugler, Vice President Lynnde Colling, Secretary-Treasurer Paulann Doane, Executive Director
Sally Belcher Jennifer McDowell Craig Valdez George Bryce Lea Schoenewald Stacia Vigneri Roy Cohee Mary Lynne Shickich Dick Wheeler Darren Divine Tom Sullins Kermit Wille Kathy Dolan Bob Sutter Mark Zaback
Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 1 A Job Well Done: Inspiration and Honors Flow from an Alumnae’s CC Past
Judith Bailey Scully, the namesake for the Judith Bailey Scully Award, Her uncle, Walter Bailey, was a popular Casper College instructor. He is a Wyoming native, born and raised on the Bailey Ranch in Casper by taught chemistry and mathematics, was the founder of the Casper College Jim and Audrey Bailey, people connected to the soil through the Federal Mountaineers, and in WWII he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross. Homesteader Act. Judith Scully had the good fortune to be born into a After Casper College Judith and Marlan went on to attend the family where hard work, education, University of Wyoming. Judith was a year younger so she worked hard and civic responsibility were taken to complete her bachelor’s degree in three years so they could graduate seriously. She inherited her mother’s together. According to Marlan, “She did this in heroic fashion taking enthusiasm for knowledge and as many as 20 plus credit hours per semester, always garnering learning. That enthusiasm, combined excellent grades.” with a strong work ethic and a While Marlan continued his education, Judith quietly went about good nature from her paternal winning acclaim in the prestigious New York State School system, earning Bailey genes, resulted in a a New York State teaching certificate after only one year. She has made top-notch mind. major contributions to post-graduate level education through co-organized The Judith Bailey Scully research colloquia throughout the Rocky Mountains. Award honors faculty who Marlan, notable in his own right, was honored as the first Casper demonstrate academic excellence College Distinguished Alumnus in 1986 for his work in quantum physics. as characterized by Judith’s Judith and Marlan have three sons: James, an American Airlines pilot, outstanding accomplishments as aeronautical engineer, and outdoorsman; Robert, a program manager at both a Casper College and University Texas A&M University, field engineer, and published writer; and Steve, an of Wyoming student as well as her electrical engineer, master of many trades, and avid hunter. respected career as an educator. Since its creation, several Casper College faculty have been honored In 2005, Casper College alumnus by and brought further honor to the Judith Bailey Scully award, including Marlan Scully (AA, ’59) established sociology instructor, Chad Hanson. the award to acknowledge the achievements of his talented wife through the recognition of other Faculty and Staff Awards talented instructors. Robert O. Durst Classified Staff Award It is no surprise that Judith’s scholarly bent emerged early in grade Rosenthal Outstanding Educator Award school. One of her first accomplishments was competing in a radio spelling Barbara Scifers Female Doctoral Incentive Award bee in the 1940s. Judith kept up her academic excellence and graduated Judith Bailey Scully Teaching Award from Natrona County High School with honors. She then attended Casper Garth Shanklin Teaching Award College alongside her high school sweetheart and future husband, Marlan. Outstanding Administrator Award
2 Every Instructor Makes a Difference
Chad Hanson doesn’t fit the stereotype of a college instructor. His Some academics take themselves very seriously, but not Chad Hanson. unassuming presence and the twinkle in his eye do not cast an authoritative He approaches life with trademark absurdity and honesty which translates posture but rather one of immense curiosity. He is here like his students, into effective instruction. By asking the right questions, he helps students to learn. Having an instructor who can share, collaborate, and challenge understand that in a complex world, there can often be more than one students to think deeper is exactly why Chad Hanson received the Judith correct answer. Bailey Scully Teaching Award for 2017-2018. Each year at commencement, the Casper College Alumni Association offers students an opportunity to tell special college employees how much they appreciated them during their time at Casper College. Year after year, Chad Hanson receives accolades from students who share how Hanson motivated them. Teachers cannot be taught how to connect to students on this level.
“At times, he had greater faith in me than I had in myself. He always propelled me forward even when he wasn’t around. I will always be grateful to him.” – Casper College graduate
An accomplished author of poetry, prose, essays, and academic writing, his work is engaging and filled with humanity and humor. Hanson asks the big questions, exploring what it means to be human as well as what musical instrument a brook trout might play had they the ability. Hanson views education as more than a job. It’s an insurance policy that Chad and his wife, Lynn, spend their off-time observing wild horse the next generation of leaders will have the ability to listen to others and herds across Wyoming. A talented photographer, his photos portray wild understand that nothing is ever as simple as black and white. Hanson’s horses in all their glory. They have documented the herds going through focus on the art of discussion and questioning is a key to living in a civil the chaos of a Bureau of Land Management round-up, mourned the loss society. Thinking deeply about not only how a person feels about a topic, of herd members, and watched others escape. It is perhaps in these mo- but more importantly, why they feel that way can help a student open up ments waiting for a perfect photograph when he has time to reflect on the to take in new ideas that help shape them into more compassionate and idea of being human and our connection to all things. deep-thinking individuals. Of course, having a laugh along the way never hurt anyone either.
Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 3 In His Own Words – Chad Hanson
What are the goals you set for yourself in the classroom? cultivates a broad array of talents. I hope they come to possess a wide- I want my classes to give students a taste for big questions, and I ranging set of curiosities. Our graduates will have to live inside of their hope they come to understand that one field or discipline is not enough heads for the whole rest of their lives. A good education makes the inside to address serious topics. In the courses I took, I discovered that I like of your head an interesting place to live. questions of considerable size. Is our society better or worse than it was in the past? I still love questions like these. In the classes I teach I try What does success as an instructor mean to you? to make sure that students grapple with demanding questions: What is Not long ago, I gathered up my notes and Magic Markers after my education for? What does it mean to live a good life? Are freedom and afternoon section of sociology. Then I headed outside to begin the trip equality compatible? What are the defining features of our age? Is science back to my office. On the sidewalk next to a parking lot, I passed two of the best or only way to know the truth? What is our responsibility to each my students. They were talking about what we had been talking about other, to the earth, or to animals? toward the end of class. I smiled and left them to their discussion, but Every big issue we face – every real issue that matters – has I imagined them talking more before they climbed into their cars. I cultural, economic, political, biological, historic, aesthetic, and ethical pictured them thinking about our course as they drove off into the city components. To do good work today, no matter what the work, we need of Casper. I envisioned them talking about our class with their families to mine the full range of our disciplines. To address the problems that around the dinner table at night. That’s what I think of as success … the we face in these times, we need to make the most of all of our abilities. I conversation continues. don’t expect sociology students to become sociology majors, but I hope students leave my classes with the idea that a person with a real education
4 5 Books written by Chad Hanson
• “Swimming with Trout” • “Patches of Light” • “This Human Shape” • “Trout Streams of the Heart” • “The Community College and the Good Society: How the Liberal Arts Were Undermined and What We Can Do to Bring Them Back”
4 Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 5 Statement of Financial Position
Assets 2018 2017
Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,677,619 $ 1,790,998 Investments 97,715,757 88,222,360 Receivables 314,676 1,079,217 Note receivable Casper College 1,316,012 1,499,877 Assets held in charitable remainder trust 2,141,612 2,003,737 Mineral interests 7,206,186 234,722 Prepaid expenses 8,376 - Property and equipment, net 5,955,238 6,244,564
Total Assets $ 116,335,476 $ 101,075,475
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities: Accounts payable & accrued liabilities $71,053 $64,491 Due to Casper College 1,146,320 401,279 Pledge payable – Casper College Residence Hall 14,300,000 14,950,000 Investments held on behalf of Casper College 17,988,987 16,320,793 Liabilities under charitable remainder trust agreement 145,912 145,912
Total Liabilities $ 33,652,272 $ 31,882,475
Net Assets: Unrestricted 29,557,784 26,984,448 Temporarily restricted 34,126,695 24,707,599 Permanently restricted 18,998,725 17,500,953
Total Net Assets $ 82,683,204 69,193,000
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 116,335,476 $ 101,075,475
6 Audited financial statement as of June 30, 2018. In the fiscal year ending June 30, 2018, the foundation received Contributions Received Received $613,000 to establish new funds, while $9,510,000 in donations were $10 Million $9,631,259 added to existing funds. The large increase in donations this year is due Contributions Received to a significant bequest realized this past year adding almost $7 million $10 Million $9,631,259 $8 Million to mineral interests held by the foundation. In Wyoming’s lean years the foundation steps forward to supplement $8 Million college resources, lessening the impact on the institution. Funds held $6 Million by the foundation provide college support and also fund the college $6 Million president’s annual request. $4 Million
$4 Million $2 Million RestrictedRestricted and and Unrestricted Unrestricted Funds Funds 2011 2012 2017 2015 2013 2016 2014 2010 2018 $2 Million 2009 $35 Million $34,126,695 2011 2012 2017 2015 2013 2016 2014 2010 2018 $29,557,784 2009 $30 Million Investment Gain/Loss $25 Million $11,900,255 Investment Gain/Loss $11,357,944 $20 Million $18,998,725 Investment$12 Million Gain/Loss $10 Million $11,900,255 $15 Million $12 Million $11,357,944 $8 Million $7,175,961 $10 Million $10 Million $6 Million $8 Million $7,175,961 $5 Million $4 Million $6 Million 2017 2017 2017 2015 2015 2015 2016 2016 2016 2014 2014 2014 2018 2018 2018 $2 Million $4 Million Permanently Restricted Temporarily Restricted Unrestricted $10,102 $2 Million 2017 2015 2016 2014 $10,102 2018 -$3,256,975 2017 2015 2016 2014 2018
-$3,256,975
Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 7 Foundation Events: A Year at a Glance
Annual Humanities Festival and Annual Literary Conference Demorest Lecture
Casper College and ARTCORE’s 31st Annual Literary Conference Casper College Basketball Homecoming 33RD ANNUAL CASPER COLLEGE HUMANITIES Doughnuts, Apples, and Directions FESTIVAL AND DEMOREST LECTURES FEBRUARY 20-23, 2018
September 21-22, 2017
The 33rd Annual Humanities Festival and Demorest Lectures will be held February 20-23, 2018, and will FEATURING focus on the theme “Fables, Folklore, and Fantasy.” Local, Stephen Graham Jones, national, and international speakers in the humanities author of the novel “Mongrels.” will present on the theme and encourage a dialogue with Additional presenters include: attendees in one-hour sessions. • Jessica Jacobs • Nickole Brown These festival sessions are free and open to the public •Anthony Guerriero and will be held in conjunction with the Casper College Department of Theatre and Dance production of
Free public talks on poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and publishing – as well as “A Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy” Dance Concert in workshops, which require advanced registration the Barbara R. and Leland F. Scifers Dance Access full schedule and workshop registration form at: Theatre, February 22-24, as well as the caspercollege.edu/events/literary-conference Casper College Department of Music’s RedStone Recital and Gallery Series on February 23.* 125 College Drive FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT CONFERENCE DIRECTOR Casper, WY 82601 Joseph Campbell at 307-268-2387 or [email protected] caspercollege.edu For more information, schedule, and locations visit
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* Tickets are required for both the dance concert and Redstone event. Purchase tickets at caspercollegearts.cc. 125 College Drive • Casper, WY 82601 • caspercollege.edu
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R A C R R R : Featuring Alumni Association T-BIRD TREK Stem half marathon • 10K • 5K
YOUR PLACE* OR OURS? Cell JOEL FRAHM AND THE BEN MARKLEY BIG BAND John F. Welsh Auditorium, Natrona County High School. Choose Your Run with a View TUESDAY, FEB. 6, 2018 7 P.M. Therapy TICKETS: $15 Sunday, September 17, 2017 starting on the Casper College campus in eautiful Casper yoming.
Please join us for free performances and jazz clinics between 8 a.m.-5 p.m. each 7 a.m. – 13.1 and 10K • 7:30 a.m. – 5K day in the Wheeler Concert Hall, Music Building, Casper College campus. TICKETS/INFORMATION: caspercollege.edu/jazz Includes: Shirt; fi nisher prize; 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place awards 307-268-2606 or 800-442-2963, ext. 2606 and age division awards; free picnic; music; and fun kid activities. Support from: facebook.com/kinserjazz twitter.com/#!/kinserjazz *Your Place? Check out the website for details on the Virtual Trek! Featuring: FOUNDATION Sign up caspercollege.edu/tbird-trek Dr. Todd & Alumni Association Sponsored by: Call 307-268-2218 125 College Drive • Casper, WY 82601 Questions? Beckstead caspercollege.edu Casper College seeks to pro ide an en ironment that is free of bias discrimination and harassment f you ha e been the ictim of se ual harassment gender or se discrimination se ual misconduct assault we encourage you to report this f you report this to an employee she or he must notify our college s Title Coordinator Linda Toohey associate ice president for student ser ices College Dri e Foundation Walter H olte Gateway Center oom Casper W linda toohey caspercollege edu about the basic facts of the incident mployee concerns should be directed to the human resources director or more information about your options please go to: caspercollege edu nondiscrimination & Alumni Association Casper College seeks to provide an environment that is free of bias, discrimination and harassment. If you have been the victim of sexual harassment/gender or sex discrimination/sexual misconduct/assault we encourage you to report this. If you report this to an employee, she or he must notify our college’s Title IX Coordinator, Linda Toohey, associate vice president for student services, 125 College Drive, Walter H. Nolte Gateway Center, Room 412, Casper, WY 82601; 307-268-2667; [email protected] about the basic facts of the incident. Tues., February 27, 2018 Employee concerns should be directed to the human resources director. For more information about your options, please go to: caspercollege.edu/nondiscrimination. 7 p.m. T-Bird Trek eeler Auditoriu R 10 old si al ien e Center Casper College a pus Free and open to all! Kinser Jazz Festival
Casper College is an e ual opportunity institution and as such does not discriminate on the basis of race color national origin age se disability or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal state or local law in admission or access to or treatment or employment in its educational programs or acti ities n uiries concerning Title Title and Section may be referred to Linda Toohey associate ice president for student ser ices at College Dr Casper WY 82601, 307-268-2667, or [email protected] or to the U.S. Department of Education, Offi ce for Civil Rights, Region VIII, 1244 Speer Boulevard, Suite 310, Denver, CO 80204-3582; 303-844-5695 or TDD 303-844-3417. Donor Recognition Luncheon Zimmerman Lecture Series*
8 * Not an annual event Scholarship Judge-a-Thon – fall Distinguished Alumni and Commitment 27TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CASPER COLLEGE MULTICULTURAL FILM FESTIVAL to Excellence Reception RETROSPECTIVES and spring semesters ON CIVIL RIGHTS Annual Multicultural Film Festival
https://www.neh.gov/files/news/images/freedomsummer-poster.jpg Business Enrichment Lecture* E F E C E C E E U CU U F FE RETROSPECTIVES ON CIVIL RIGHTS and the Casper Collegeand Industry Business School of present https://www.neh.gov/fi les/news/images/freedomsummer-poster.jpg https://www.neh.gov/fi Fri., February 23, 2018, 7 p.m. Wold Physical Science Center, Wheeler Auditorium, Rm. 103, Casper College campus Discussion following led by Tanis Lovercheck-Saunders, Ph.D.
For more information contact 307-268-2490 Sponsored by the CC Depts. of Political ENTREPRENEUR • BRAND EXPERT • INNOVATOR Science, History and International Studies, Social and Cultural Studies, and the CC Foundation and Casper College Fri., arch 23, 2018, 7 p.m. Wold Physical Science Center, Tuesday, Sept. 29, 2015, 5:30 p.m. Wheeler Auditorium, Rm. 103, Casper College campus Wheeler Concert Hall, Music Building Discussion following led by Daniel allegos Free and open to the public T-Shirt images courtesy of johnnycupcakes.com
For more information contact 307-268-2490 Sponsored by the CC Depts. of Political Science, History and International Studies, Social and Cultural Studies, and the CC Foundation and Casper College
TICKETS: $10, per person $50, per school group FREE for Casper College students and faculty REGISTER ONLINE AT: For CEUs or more information: Sarah Schneider CASPERCOLLEGE.EDU/EVENTS/DOORNBOS-LECTURE 307-268-3847, 800-442-2963, ext. 3847 caspercollege.edu/events/doornbos-lecture
THE CASPER COLLEGE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT PRESENTS: THE 16TH ANNUAL DOORNBOS LECTURE SERIES
Casper College seeks to provide an environment that is free of bias, discrimination and harassment. If you have been the victim of sexual harassment/gender or sex discrimination/sexual misconduct/assault we encourage you to report this. If you report this to an employee, she or he must notify our college’s Title IX Coordinator, Linda Toohey, associate vice president for student services, 125 College Drive, Walter H. Nolte Gateway Center, Room 412, Casper, WY 82601; 307-268- 2667; [email protected] about the basic facts of the incident. Employee concerns should be directed to the human resources director. For more information about your options, please go to: caspercollege.edu/nondiscrimination.
School’s Out BBQ Doornbos Agricultural Lecture Series
Commencement Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 9 Data and Statistics – Academic Year 2017-2018
Average Tuition Student Age Casper College Students Degree and Certificate FY 2017-2018 Support to Casper College On-going Support at a Glance Programs and o er 0 rs 12 redit ours – in state tudents ee ing egree Since 1987, the Casper College 0 rs Foundation has provided over $90 rs million to program support, campus Average Class Si e egrees beauti cation, new campus 0 rs buildings, and scholarships. olars ips A ade i progra support 2 2 rs tudents ee ing Certi i ation Scholarships A ti ities engage ent Scholarship Funds 22 2 rs and enri ent support Area o greatest need 10 students Certi i ates
Student-to-Faculty Ratio 20 21 rs istan e du ation tudents nl Instructors Student Scholarships 18 1 rs 1 :1 Full ti e
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Student Gender unspecified Studies or eneral Male Female sin e 1 10 Degree and Certificate FY 2017-2018 Support to Casper College On-going Support Programs Since 1987, the Casper College Foundation has provided over $90 million to program support, campus egrees beauti cation, new campus buildings, and scholarships. olars ips A ade i progra support Scholarships A ti ities engage ent Scholarship Funds Certi i ates and enri ent support Area o greatest need
Instructors Student Scholarships Full ti e ealt ien e Fine ArtsFine and u anities and e a ioral ien e o ial usiness and ndustr usiness
it ter inal ad un t ien e degrees tudent s olars ip re ipients eneral Studies or unspecified Studies or eneral sin e 1 Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 11 Every donation makes a difference
1890 Screen and Stitch+ Bill and Joyce Barnard Carol and Michael Braley Caroline’s Way+ Lori Abrams Barnard Management Company Laurie Brandenberger Dennis and Marlene Carrick Accounting and Financial Women Christopher Barquissau Kim and Michael Brattis Robert Carrington Alliance (AFWA) Casper Chapter #142 Kristen Barrash Miranda Brauer Derrel and June Carruth Craig and Meganne Acres Lucille and Ralph Barton Bryce and Denise Bressler Cathy Carson AdBay+ Amber Batista-Olson and Mike Olson Toni Briner Casper Chase Fallen Soldiers Reed Aivazian+ Jeanneta and Ron Baugh Bromley Real Estate Company Memorial 5K Albertson’s+ Joan and John Bean Heidi and Kent Brooks Casper College English Department Allan Black Construction/Home Elizabeth and Peter Beatty Betsy and Chic Brothers Casper College Faculty Alliance Building and Remodeling Dana and Gary Becker Kammi Brower Casper College School of Business Allstate Foundation Verne Becker David Brown and Industry+ Americlean of Casper LLC Jerome and Mary Behrens Dee Brown Casper College School of Fine Arts Angelique Anderson Jim and Sally Belcher Dorrene Brown Butterfield and Humanities+ Dale Anderson Benardis Land Company and Charles Butterfield Casper College School of Science+ Joan and Tom Anderson Gayle and George Benson Helen and Steve Brown Casper Events Center+ June Anderson Barbara Bentzin and Bob Montgomery Madeleine Brown Casper Museum Consortium Sidney Anderson Jr. David Bentzin Royce and Sandra Brown Foundation Susan Anderson and Dale Bohren Lois Bernd Harry and Linda Brubaker Casper Orthopaedic Associates P.C. Anonymous (12) BH Gas Distributions Wyoming Cary Bruestle Casper Petroleum Club April Antrim Irma and Norm* Bideau Dale Bundy Casper Rotary Foundation Jesse Archer Brenda Bird Michael Burger Casper Star-Tribune Communications+ David Arndt Robin and Shaule Bisiar Cindy Burgess Casper Windy City Striders+ Robert Asadi Deb Black De Etta and Larry Burgess Jessica and Travis Cassity Marlene and Pete Ashbaugh JW and Pamela Black Richard and Susan Burk Lowell Catlett Astronomical League Inc. David Blair and Jackie Hotle Elane Burkhalter Jean-Pierre Cavigelli Eric and Karessa Atkins Nathan and Vanessa Blank Donna Burris Central Landscaping Atlas Reproduction Inc. Denise and Jon Blesi Verna Burrows Central Wyoming Hospice Automation Electronics Kelsee Blower Bush-Wells Sporting Goods & Transitions Constance and Richard Avey Blue Ridge Coffee+ Business Wire Loretta and P. Dennis Chadderdon The Roberta C. Baade and Jim Boal Bud and Kim Byrd Rachel Chadderdon George F. Yee Charitable Fund Kristen Boalch Rebecca Byron Charles E. Piersall Chapter Charlotte Babcock Art and Lynette Boatright Mark Caballero Izaak Walton League of America Mary Baillie Teresa and Jacek Bogucki Jessica Call Edward and Shirley Chase Nathan Baker Bill and Rita Bolles Campbell County Rockpile Museum Ken and Paddy Chase Lexi and Mike Ballard+ The Bon Agency Canyon Oak LLC Chevron Products Company Lorie Ballard Jared Bowden J. R. Caperton Richard Childers Bank of the West+ J.C. Boyd Monica Cardenas Chipotle Mexican Grill+ Bar-D Signs William Boyle Anne and Craig Carlsen Kathy Chong
12 New funds indicated in red + Indicates a gift in-kind * Indicates deceased Every donor makes a difference
Chris LeDoux Memorial Foundation Jennifer Cowell and Gary DePaolo Luella Dwyer Patti Finkle Marge and Russ Christiansen Craig and Susan Thomas Foundation Beverly Dye First Interstate Bancsystem Shirley Christiansen Ruth Cranor Eades Construction Foundation Inc. Brian Clark Barbara Crews Lorine Edwards First Interstate Bank Donnie Claunch Chris Crossen Chavonne Eklund Amanda Flanagan Tonya Clemens Charles Curia Denise Elbert James Flaws Joseph Clift Martin and Susan Curran Cheryl Elfering+ Jim and Lynn Fletcher Chris and Dean Cline Doug and Nancy Curtis Laurie Fletcher and Al Fraser Sabrina Cline Ann and Mike Dalton “I want to thank you again for the Andrea Florence Emma Clymer Jessica Dalton opportunity you have provided Michael and Sheila Flynn Curtis Cochran Mary Jo Daniels me in fulfilling my educational Casey and Kyla Foltz Barbara and Roy Cohee Don and Randisue Davis and career goals, and it is my Dave and Norma Force John and Judy Cole Tana Day promise that I will be a good Gerald Forney and Irene Ludwig Retha Cole Janet de Vries and Leanne Woodfill investment. I hope one day to help Cameron Foster Lynnde and Tim Colling Michael Deal students achieve their goals, just Wilma Foust Connie Colman Lena Dechert as you have helped me.” Carolyn and Tony Fox Commercial Flooring Inc. Decker Auto Glass –Edward 2017-2018 scholarship recipient Donna Fox Community Foundation Delta Kappa Gamma, Beta Chapter Erich and Tammy Frankland of Jackson Hole Rose Dennis Elkhorn Valley Rehabilitation Hospital Diahann and Edwin Franklin Anna May and Roger Conarty Chelse DePaolo-Lara and Damian Lara Martin H. Ellbogen Revocable Trust Rhonda and Wayne Franzen Diane and Greg Condon Michelle and Nick Desalvo Frank and Jacqueline Ellis Doug French Brian and Melissa Connely Carolyn Deuel Ashton Engstrom Ethan Fuller George and Linda Conner Janet and Tom DeVoogd Chuck and Nancy Engstrom Danielle Galindo ConocoPhillips Company – Anna and Jason Dewitt Estate of Marcia Ann Engum* Danielle Gallegos Matching Gifts DeWitt Water Systems and Services+ Betsy and Jerry Galles Marcia and Richard Engum Lynn Cook DH Tours Estate of Donald G. Galles* William Cook Charitable Trust Dicks Sporting Goods+ Memorial Scholarship Brynn Gardner Sheila Cooper Darren and Terry Divine Paula Epperson Kimberly Gardner Carol and Milton Corbin Paulann and Rob Doane Cruz Escobedo Arredondo Ginny Garner James and Patricia Cordova Mark and Nancy Doelger Estate of Irene A. Eshelman* Rita and Ronald Garner Corning Incorporated Mary Doherty David and Karen Ewart Shelby Garner Finance Function John and Kathy Dolan Howard and Nina Ewart Gaslight Social+ Corning Incorporated Foundation Donells Candies Inc.+ Charles Ewing Barbara Gast Clarence Corson Christopher Drasang Orrin Farmer Julie Gazdiewich Keith and Mary Cottam Laura Driscoll Robert Fay Gary and Lynette George Lena Cotton Alan and Melody Dugan Dalton Fenstermacher Shannon Gerdel Scott Cotton Don Dunblazier* Larry Fink Gertrude Kamps Memorial Foundation Adam Couldridge Joe Dutro Jason Finkle Phyliss and William Gifford
Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 New funds indicated in red + Indicates a gift in-kind * Indicates deceased 13 Every donation makes a difference
Sandi and Skip Gillum Joni Hedstrom Jon Jacquot Kneller Family Foundation Pamela Glasser Sally Hehr Margaret Jamner Daniela Koleva Rachel Goff Janet Hellman Jim and Audrey Bailey Foundation Brandon Kosine and Ted Hanson Donna Golden-Strube Meghan Hempstead John P. Ellbogen Foundation Judith Kraen Jerry Gonzales and Jesse and Laura Henderson Kelly Krakow John P. Ellbogen Foundation Rebekah Simon-Peter Roger Henion Louisa Krams Mary Goodman Hepner Agency Inc. Education Scholarship Peggy Krumm Jimmy and Rosa Goolsby Logan Heward Deborah and James Johnson Jerry Kruse Karen Higgins John and Patty Johnson Julie and Mark Kuhlman Betty Gosar Memorial Scholarship High Plains Pizza Inc. Kate Johnson Glen and Peggy Kumm Dan Grace Janet and John Hilde Lisa Johnson Libby and Steve Kurtz Megan Graham Hilltop National Bank Tracy Johnson Inge Kutchins Grant Street Grocery and Market+ Lowell and Luella Hinderliter Everett Johnston Deborah and Joel Lachance Cheryl Grapes Ann and Wilmer Hines Laurie Johnstone Julie and Rodney Laib Delbert and Mary Gravning James Hird Jonah Bank Jeana Lam-Pickett and Brent Pickett Pat Greiner Ken and Mary Ann Hoff Emily Jones Ron Lamb Renee Griffith Ryan Hoffmann Kay Jones Bill and Robyn Landen Carleen and Robert Grossman Crocker Hollis Lance and Pam Jones Karen Lane Carl and Jean Grosz Homer A. & John Jorgensen Rich Lange Elaine and Wes Grussendorf Mildred S. Scott Foundation Janice and Joe Kalasinsky David LaPlant GU Energy Labs+ Lois Hooker Wendy Kaye Budd Guardiola Heath and Jaime Hornecker KCW Y+ “Sometimes the financial stressors Dave and Mary Gullikson+ Ben and Terri House Kathleen Keefe of school, on top of classes, hinder a Dwight Gunnare+ Debra House-Finley and James Finley Chelsea Keith student’s ability to succeed. To me every Bailey Gutierrez Jenny Howie Daniel and Ellen Kelly penny is worth something and thanks GW Mechanical Inc. Kenny Hubbard John and Patricia Kerns to my scholarship, I can focus on what Kathy Haden James Hudak Lupe Kerr is important in school. I can’t even Hager and McNamee CPA’s Jere Hudak Keyhole Technologies LLC+ describe the flood of emotion and relief I Doug Hall Robbie Humble Sheila B. Kimble felt when I received the award letter.” Paul Hallock Lisa and Stan Icenogle Anna Kinder –Karlina 2017-2018 scholarship recipient Daniella Hamilton Jane Ifland Elizabeth King Tia and William Hansuld Louise Innella Clark Kinlin Mary Larson Renee Hardy Valerie Innella Maiers L. Kirby Howard Law Joan and Van Harmon and Aaron Maiers Kiwanis Club of Casper Foundation Sarah Law Jerri Harris J’s Pub and Grill Lori Klatt William Law Harry T. Thorson Foundation J.S. Chinese+ Hemant Damle and Julie Klinker Patti Legler June Hartman Kendall Jacobs Anne Klocksiem* Joseph Leisek Carol Hawkey Janice and Raymond Jacquot Shaun Klutts Lenhart, Mason and Associates LLC Russell Hawley 14 New funds indicated in red + Indicates a gift in-kind * Indicates deceased Every donor makes a difference
Kathryn and Kristen Lenth Anne Marken Sharon and Thomas Mesecher Herman and Patricia Myers Leo’s Beverly Street Auto Repair Stephanie Marker Albert and Margaret Metz Myra Fox-Skelton Foundation Tia Leschin and Dee Lundberg Jeffry and Linda Markle John and Judith Meyer N. R. Bideau Drilling LifeTime Health and Fitness+ Kloie Markve Christian Michelson Napa Auto Parts Lincoln Financial Advisors Paul Marquard Molly Middleton Beth and Bill Nelson John Livingston Crystal Marsh Joshua R. Mietz Rick Nelson Rita and Spencer Livingston Metta Martin James and Marsha Milek Wanda Nelson Heather Lloyd Robert Martin Miko and Teresa Millan Chris and Sarah Neubauer Bev and Lloyd Loftin Astrid Martinez Bob and Susi Miller Jane and Paul Neubauer Sam and Carol Loftin Roberta Marvel Linda Miller Doug Neubert Anna Logan Gerry Mass Tami and Todd Milliken Libby Ngo Manuel and Marilyn Lojo Chad and Shereen Matheson Joan and Keith Mills Linda and Todd Nichols David Long Karel Mathisen Susan Minotti Matt Nickodemus Sandra Lonn Al and Diane Mattern Allan Mitchell Nissan of Casper Jack and Karel Loraas Brad Matthies Dennis and Melanie Mitchell Linda Nix and Neil Short Sue Lorimer Jo Maxfield-Cox and Lyle Cox Dwight and Karla Mitchell Cope Norcross Lou Taubert Real Estate Inc. Kathleen Maxfield Ronald and Sheri Mitchell Diane and Tim Normandin Heidi Loucks Arlene and Gary Maxwell Marvin and Ruth Ann Mitich Sarah North Beverly Lough Bob Maxwell MOA Wyoming Inc. Kathy and Randy Nottingham Brenda Lough Robert May Mobile Concrete Brenda Nowicki Jason Lovell Bonnie Mayfield Susan Moens Carole and Jack Nunn Robert Lowe Charles Mayfield Stacy and Stephen Mogen Stacy and Daniel O’Brian Kim and Rex Lungren Margaret McActee+ The Mogen Agency Inc. Jacqueline O’Briant Khrystyn Lutz Charles and Cynthia McBride Mary Moler Mary O’Connor Sheila Lutz Mark McCool Mary Ann and John Moler Diana Ohman Marianne Madariaga Susan McCullough Michael Moline Oil Capital Tree Service James and Judith Maddy Brian and Johanna McFee David and Joyce Mondle James Olm Dino Madsen Shelby McFerrin Monterastelli Insurance Agency Cheryl Olsen Quinlan and Jason Magnuson Elvin and Sheila McIntosh Bob and Sue Moore Gerald Quinlan Kerri and Trevor Mahlum Debbie* and Mike McLemore Brenna Moore Larry Olsen Dorothy and William Maiers Kathleen McMillan Jennifer Moore April Olson Sarah Mailloux The McMurry Foundation Lorrie and Scott Morgan Dale and Linda Olson Cheryl Malley Dick and LaRee Means Lorna Morton Vicki Orcutt Cathy and Robert Mansbridge Frances and Ronald Meeks Moser Energy Systems Charlotte and John Osborne Glenn Mansur Mark Mehn Devonie Mueller Edna Ossa Marathon Petroleum Corporation PAC Linnea and Shawn Meline Kevin Murphy Rodney Oster - Matching Gift Program Alexia Melling Troy Murray Jarrod Pantier Jack and Stephanie Mardekian Barbara Meryhew Coralie and Ralph Myers Minal Parekh
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Judy and Stephen Parker Magdalena Quinn Lorene Rowland Cinthya Servin Richard Parker R&R Rest Stops+ Richard Rowlands Thomas Seymour Elmer Parson Gerald and Wilma Radden Cammy Rowley Helen Sheppard Parson Oil LLC Thomas and Victoria Radosevich Mikaela Russell Mary Lynne Shickich Ashlee Patricelli Lisa Ragsdale Ruth R. Ellbogen Foundation Alan Shoemaker JoAnn Paulson Ramkota Hotel and Conference Center Laura Ryan Nancy and Ron Shogren Larry Pawlowski Rathvon Foundation Kim and Ron Salveson Heide and Randy Sides Peak Asset Managers LLC Bethany Raver Sam’s Club+ JoAnne Siebke Linda Peak Amy and Chris Raymond Allen Sanchez David Siemens David Pearson Raytheon Company Mary Sanchez DeDe Sievers Julia Peay Bart and Liz Rea Alta Sanders Trust Tina Silva Peden’s Inc. Anthony and Molly Read Aimee and Robert Sanford Deborah Simon PEO Sisterhood Chapter AC Barbara and Robert Reed Judy and Rip Santoni Joe Simon Pepsi Cola of Casper+ Will Reese Kate Sarosy and Scott Sissman David and Dee Anne Simonson Margo Perry Bruce Richardson Michael and Sally Sarvey Jane and Robert Sims Scott Perry Leo Riley Darby and Mike Sawyer Sinclair Casper Refining Company Peterbilt of Wyoming River Rock Dental Scarlow’s LLC Kim Skatula Erik Petersen Matthew Roark Alan and Coleen Schaberg Kiffani Skrukrud Barbara Peterson Donald Robb Ken and Megan Schafer Becky Smith Danielle Peterson Gail Schenfisch Craig and Patricia Smith Robb Class of 1958 Scholarship Mary Peterson Jenifer and John Scherlin Jerry and Wanda Smith Tanya Peterson Brent Robbins James Scherr Peter Smith Ann and Steve Pfaff Glen Roberts Sue Schilling Timm Smith Pfizer Foundation Matching Kara Roberts Eric and Laureen Schilt Harry Smothers Gifts Program Theresa Robinett Lane Schimpf Lane and Laura Smothers Kolbi Pickinpaugh Ann Rochelle Tanya Schimpf Sodexo Carol and Jim Pierce Rochelle Law Offices Robert Schlautmann Donna Sonesen Anita Pollock Rocky Mountain Animal Hospital Edward Schlesinger Jerry Spears Matt and Vicki Pollock Rocky Mountain Power Foundation Sarah Schneider Waynette Spence Dana Porter Rocky Mountain Sound and Light+ Lea and T.J. Schoenewald St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Danielle Porter Cara Rodriguez David and Jean Schropfer Kay and Wallace Stadtfeld Jim and Terry Porter Rose Rogers Cathy and Kenneth Schulte Melissa Stahley-Cummings Charles and Loraine Powell Kay and Mark Rogus Kurt Stamm Phyllis E. Schultz Fund Nicki Prevon Patti Rohrbeck Danae Stampfli Judith Prewitt Irene Ross Teena Schultz Belle Stapleton Debra Punch Juanita and Roddy Rost Robert Scott+ Starbucks – CY+ Qdoba Mexican Grill Rotaract Club of Casper Ann and Bill Seese Mike Starkey Diana Quealy-Berge Cathy and Louis Roussalis Marjorie Sehlmeyer State Farm Companies Foundation Linda and Louis Roussalis LeRoy Seidel 16 New funds indicated in red + Indicates a gift in-kind * Indicates deceased Every donor makes a difference
Ebba and Michael Stedillie Kyla Taylor Darrell Wagner Michele Wistisen Becky and Larry Steensland Ted and Marie White Melinda Walden WLC Engineering, Surveying Joanne and Richard Steinle Memorial Foundation Eleanore Walker and Planning Marilyn and Michael Steinle Nedalyn and Tony Testolin Diana Wallace Marla and Peter Wold Pam Steinle The Last Coyote+ Walmart Foundation+ Elizabeth Wolf Susan Steinle Joanne and Ted Theobald Derek Walton Cindy Works John Stevenson+ Gene and Deb Theriault Li Wang Della Works Abel Stewart Dana Theriot Patricia Ward Cheryl Wrasper Crystal Stewart Bruce Thiel Henry Wasserburger Anton and Bonnie Wroblewski Nancy Stewart Sherry Thomas Cleo and Wesley Waters Ray and Theresa Wulf Cynthia and Kent Thompson Crystal Watts WyHy Federal Credit Union St. Mark’s Choir Scholarship Berton and Carolyn Toews Meghan Watt George and Jolyn Wynn Nicole Stockwell Carol Tokarchik Nancy and William Wayte Wyoming Army National Guard Franklin and Olive Stofflet Ed and Linda Toohey Janet Weaver Wyoming Behavioral Institute Martha Strand TownSquare Media+ Kathryn and Duane Weber Wyoming Machinery Company William Strand John D. Traut Charitable Trust Welborn, Sullivan, Meck & Tooley P.C. Wyoming Medical Center Ed Strube Maurice Trevino Morris and Sandra Welchlin Wyoming Medical Center Volunteers Ronald Stugart Triple T Remodeling & Repair LLC Wells Dentistry PC Wyoming Oral and Maxillofacial Wendi Stull True Care Women’s Resource Center Wells Fargo Advisors Surgery P.C. Galen Stumpf True Drilling LLC Wells Fargo Bank Wyoming Pork Producers Council Karen Sturdevant Truecos Foundation Mary Wentink Wyoming Rents LLC Letitia and Randy Stutheit Union Wireless Western Medical Associates P.C. Jerry Yaap Sugarland Enterprises Inc. University of Wyoming at Casper Jean and Stan Wheatley YMCA+ Tracy Suhr Eric and Gayle Unruh Estate of Barbara Wheeler* Kay Youmans Jane and Mike Sullivan Urban Bottle+ Marni and William White Jodi Youman-Jones Summit Medical Center Urgent Care of Casper LLC Veronica White Jody Young Dennis and Peggy Sun Anthony and Janice Valdez Sara Whited Janet Youngholm Sunsations Tanning Salon LLC Dana Van Burgh Nancy Whitman Jo Zagar Alexander and Danica Sveda Peter Van Houten Carol and Marvin Wickel Laurel Zakovich Hurley Lynne Swank Brian and Bridget Veauthier Gene Wiess Gail Zimmerman Fathom Swanson Cheryl and Jim Vemich Heidi and Paul Wilhelm Zimmerman Family Foundation Jennifer Swanson Barbara Vietti Barbara and Max Willard Zimmerman Family Foundation G.K. and Kay Talbot Village Originals Inc. Doris and Max Williams Kim Talbott Rodney Voth Williams, Porter, Day, and Neville Aviation Scholarship Bob and Jane Tanner Wendy Wilson Anne Steele Voyles Audrya Tarango Wind City Physical Therapy Bob and Carol Tarantola Scholarship Endowment Becky Wise David and Sharon Taylor Estate of David Barrow Voyles* Denise Wiseman Katie Taylor Casper College Foundation Annual Report – FY: 2018 New funds indicated in red + Indicates a gift in-kind * Indicates deceased 125 College Drive I Casper, Wyoming 82601
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