CHANGING LIVES MAKING INDIANA GREAT 2011-2012 ANNUAL REPORT IVY TECH FOUNDATION MISSION We partner with donors to invest in Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana students, faculty, and programs to build stronger ENABLING OUR MISSION, SHARING OUR VISION communities and a better Indiana.

As a national conversation develops around the cost of college tuition and the burdens of student loans, Ivy Tech Community College is in an IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE MISSION enviable position: we continue to provide the most affordable higher education option in Indiana, and many of our students graduate with little or no Ivy Tech Community College prepares Indiana residents to learn, live, and work in a diverse and globally competitive environment by debt. In this environment, it’s no surprise that Ivy Tech has maintained its position as the largest college in the state. delivering professional, technical, transfer, and lifelong education. Through its affordable, open-access education and training programs, the College enhances the development of Indiana’s citizens and communities and strengthens its economy. There’s a secret to our success, of course: you, our donors. At a time of limited public funding, you are more essential to our work than ever before. Your commitment allows us to continue to ensure open access to Indiana residents. Your generosity funds scholarships that make it possible for VISION low-income families to realize the dream of a college education. Your advocacy gives us the ability to partner with the communities we serve and ensure a brighter future for our state. Changing Lives Making Indiana Great Altogether, it’s clear that our donors give much more than dollars to Ivy Tech. This report details the many ways in which our donors support the College, but it is truly just the beginning of the story. Every day, across Indiana, Ivy Tech benefits from those like you who value our work. CORE VALUES In sharing our vision of Changing Lives and Making Indiana Great, and in enabling our mission, you are the reason why Ivy Tech is thriving. WE VALUE, RESPECT, AND PROMOTE... Thank you for your support! • Excellence • Integrity • A student-centered environment • Community engagement Sincerely, • A faculty/staff-focused environment • Innovation • Diversity

Thomas J. Snyder, President Philip B. Roby, Chairperson Ivy Tech Community College Ivy Tech Foundation Board of Directors Ivy Tech Foundation ROCK-SOLID THE FOUNDATIONS OF EAST CHICAGO PARTNERS WITH IVY TECH

Education is a high priority for the Foundations The2 $ million gift from the Foundations will group of organizations, including Ivy Tech, of East Chicago. The Foundations provided be o used t repurpose and renovate the De Lake County Community Corrections, Indiana Ivy Tech with much-needed financial support, La Garza campus in East Chicago. The first Plan, the North Township Trustee, Disposal in addition to committing to partnerships that classes were held on the campus in 1994 Alternative Organization and Mission of Jesus will have a lasting impact on students and the with only 376 students. Now, more than Christ. The effort has paid off, with more than regional economy. 2,000 attend classes on campus, and more 75 East Chicago residents becoming employed space and technology upgrades are needed to following their participation in the program. The Foundations, which are funded by the accommodate future growth. AMERISTAR East Chicago Casino and Hotel, As the convener of the program, the gave nearly $400,000 toward specialized The Foundations have also taken a leadership Foundations are pleased with its results—so programs at the Ivy Tech Community College role in encouraging other non-profits in the much that they promoted the effort with a Dea L Garza campus from 2002 to 2009. area, particularly its grantees, to connect billboard campaign that helps tell the story of Then,n i 2012, the Foundations awarded Ivy with Ivy Tech and work together to benefit the how it benefits the community. This also helps explain why the Foundations “Ivy Tech serves the community in a variety of Representatives from the Foundations of East Chicago, Ivy Tech, and the Tech2 a $ million grant, the largest gift ever region. One example is Putting East Chicago have been so generous in their support of Ivy ways,” Taylor says. “We couldn’t have a quality East Chicago community celebrate a given to the Ivy Tech Northwest Region and the Back to Work, an effort led by the Holistic “We wanted to get the right information to the Tech. The College certainly helps the community community without them.” partnership that will have a lasting fourth largest given to any Ivy Tech campus in Community Coalition designed to equip community so they could know what we’re by providing an affordable higher education impact on the regional economy. the state. local residents with the skills they need to supporting,” says Russell Taylor, Executive option, but Ivy Tech is also the type of quality be competitive in a recessed labor market. Directorf o the Foundations. organization with whom the Foundations want to The initiative has brought together a diverse be associated.

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Listed below are donors who have made gifts or pledges to Ivy Tech Foundation for the period July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Consecutive Giving and We extend our sincerest thanks to all of our donors for giving to Ivy Tech Foundation. Their generosity has the power to Change Lives Total Giving McAllister Foundation 14/14 and Make Indiana Great. PARTNERS OF THE PRESIDENT The Community Foundation of Muncie PARTNERS OF THE PRESIDENT The numbers appearing after a PLATINUM and Delaware County, Inc. 17/18 GOLD donor’s name indicate the number Northern Indiana Public Service Company - Columbus Community Education Indiana Department of Workforce National Science Foundation 3/3 GIFTS OF $50,000 - $99,999 GIFTS OF $25,000 - $49,999 Northwest Region 11/17 of consecutive years of giving, Coalition 5/8 Development 3/3 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pfau Jr. 1/6 PARTNERS OF THE PRESIDENT Orange County Community Foundation, Inc. followed by the total number of Cummins, Inc. 1/19 Indiana Economic Development Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust 11/11 John W. Anderson Foundation 6/14 Alcoa Foundation 6/23 PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY 1/1 English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation 1/19 Corporation 3/3 Purdue University 2/2 Anonymous - Southwest Region 2/7 American Association of Community Colleges yearsf o giving since 1987. For GIFTS OF $100,000 OR MORE Popovich Family Trust 1/1 Connie and Steve Ferguson 2/2 Ivy Tech Student Government Association - St. Vincent Hospitals & Health Services 2/5 BP Foundation, Inc. 5/5 2/2 example, “8/16” would indicate Central Indiana Community Foundation 1/2 Snyder/White I.V. Partners Trust 2/6 AT&T Foundation 1/5 21st Century Scholars 1/1 Foundations of East Chicago 1/1 Fort Wayne 1/1 State of Indiana 1/2 that the donor has given eight Community Foundation of Greater U.S. Department of Justice Discretionary Crown Equipment Corporation 1/1 American Electric Power Foundation 1/1 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 1/1 Kirby Risk Corporation 9/16 The Helping Fund 1/1 Fort Wayne 4/16 Grants Program 1/2 Cuyahoga Community College 1/1 years in a row and has given to Ball Brothers Foundation 4/8 Henry County Memorial Hospital Bob and Gina Laikin 1/1 U.S. Department of Education 3/3 Dick and Connie Goodman 2/4 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dettmer 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from George and Frances Ball Foundation 1/6 Foundation 8/8 Mervin and Dorothy Lung 5/8 U.S. Department of Labor - Employment Harrison County Community Foundation 4/8 French Lick Resort 3/5 The Bowen Foundation, Inc. 2/4 John A. Hillenbrand Foundation, Inc. 1/3 McFarling Foods, Inc. 2/3 and Training Admin. 1/2 the time our computer records Aileen W. Howard 1/1 Pat Harrison 1/1 Brightpoint, Inc. 2/2 Howard County Board of Missouri State University 1/1 were established in 1987 through JB Tool, Die & Engineering, Inc. 1/2 Charles and Charlotte Hetrick 17/19 Columbus Municipal Airport 1/1 Commissioners 1/2 Tony Moravec 1/2 4 Indiana University 1/3 June 30, 2012. 5

CREATING AN “INSPIRING PLACE OF LEARNING” THE LUNG FAMILY CELEBRATES 25 YEARS OF GIVING TO IVY TECH

Ruben Cervantes is a lot like many of his peers at 1987, they purchased the former Lands Motor Co., to provide train students for high-demand fields, Ivy Tech Community College. In addition to being renovated it, and made it available to the College. with programming that would include: a student, he’s a father. He has a full-time job. He Later that year, they placed the building in trust • Automotive classes in a 15,000 square foot has aspirations to continue his education after he with the Elkhart County Community Foundation, state-of-the-art automotive center graduates from Ivy Tech. And he might never have providing scholarship assistance for Elkhart County • Ivy Institute of Technology programs had the opportunity to attend college if not for residents with the proceeds of the trust. The designed to immerse students in an some generous donors to the Ivy Tech Foundation. scholarship provided a tuition discount of $35 per accelerated program of study credit hour for Elkhart County residents who didn’t • 10,000 square feet of flex space designed “When I first met with my financial aid advisor, otherwise qualify for financial aid. They also funded to complement programs like HVAC, industrial I was dealing with a lot of apprehensions and an endowment that supports the Licensed Practical maintenance, energy technology, and other insecurities due to the fact that I did not qualify for Nursing program at the Elkhart County campus. industry-identified programming government grants,” he explains. “I was pleasantly • Additional welding labs to allow for surprised to hear that there was a generous family Earlier this year, the Lungs made their most program expansion Ruben Cervantes, above left, is one of “Ivy Tech has been a large part of creating an Those words speak to the power of giving—and the who was willing to invest into my education. To generous commitment yet: $4.1 million to Ivy many students who have benefited from opportunity for the residents of Elkhart County to powerful lessons imparted to students like Ruben think that a family would be willing to give selflessly Tech for scholarships available to Elkhart County The Lungs see their commitment, and the the generosity of Mervin and Dorothy have o access t higher education,” said Dorothy Cervantes along the way. Lung, above right. to a person they did not know was inconceivable.” residents. And together with Ivy Tech, they opportunity for Ivy Tech to help grow Elkhart’s Lung, “thus creating a better life for them and their are challenging the Elkhart County community workforce, as an investment in the future of their families. For many years, we have supported this “The Lungs are not just generous contributors,” That s family i the Lungs of Elkhart. During the to help build a state-of the-art lean advanced community—and they encourage others to do their work, and now look to create a foundation to ensure Cervantes said. “They are visionaries looking to last twenty-five years, Mervin and Dorothy Lung manufacturing training center at the Ivy Tech part as well. future generations to access to higher education. Our establish a more educated society. Such a society have supported Ivy Tech in a number of ways. In Elkhart County campus. This would allow Ivy Tech pledge represents a challenge to those of like mind. naturally builds stronger and healthier communities.” While it will support many scholarships, we hope the community will provide for an equally inspiring place of learning.” 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Consecutive Giving and Institute for Safety in Powerline Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson 1/2 Ned and Martha Lamkin3/3 South Madison Community Foundation 9/9 Frank and Mary Adney 12/12 Atlas World Group, Inc. 2/2 Total Giving Construction 1/1 PARTNERS OF THE PRESIDENT Bill DeMichieli 4/4 Bob and Carol Lanum 1/2 Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Spiess 1/8 Ahaus Tool & Engineering 2/4 Babcock & Wilcox Nuclear Operations 1/1 Kosciusko County Community SILVER Duneland Health Council 3/3 Macomb Community College 1/1 Sustainable Energy Products 1/1 AIA Northern Indiana Chapter 1/2 Darrell and Janice Bailey 15/17 The numbers appearing after a Foundation, Inc. 1/5 GIFTS OF $10,000 - $24,999 Fifth Third Bank Investment Management & Magee-O’Connor Foundation 4/4 USA Funds, Inc. 1/3 Alcoa - Warrick Operations 2/8 Russell and Dolly Baker 7/7 Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, Inc. 5/6 Trust Services 2/3 Lee and Annie Marchant 3/4 Vectren Foundation, Inc. 1/7 Alice J. Schleicher, Inc. 7/9 Max and Kris Bales 2/2 donor’s name indicate the number Lumina Foundation for Education 6/8 Amatrol, Inc. 4/9 First Financial Bank 5/15 James McCarty Sr. 2/7 Donald F. Wood - 80/20 Foundation, Inc. 3/3 Rebecca L. Allen 24/24 Barden Gary Foundation 5/5 of consecutive years of giving, Michigan City Community Enrichment Pauline Barker Educational Trust 10/12 Follett Higher Education Group4/4 Ron McDaniel and Marty Patterson 1/2 W.W. Grainger, Inc. - North Central Region 2/2 Altrusa Club of Indiana Dunes Foundation, Inc. Belden Wire & Cable Company 2/14 followed by the total number of Corporation 1/1 Constance A. Bivens 1/1 Fort Wayne Health & Education David Merrill 10/10 Fred Zollner Foundation 5/18 3/3 Bell Trace, Inc. 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Pott Foundation 9/11 Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. 5/24 Foundation, Inc. 3/16 Francis Meyer 1/3 Anonymous - Wabash Valley Region 4/12 Frederick Benson Trust 2/2 example, “8/16” would indicate Putnam County Community Cable Fund Access Board 1/1 Mary and Tom Heyob 7/7 Newberry Library 1/1 Neil and Charlotte Anthony 1/12 Neamen Berhanu 1/1 Foundation, Inc. 6/6 Citizens Advisory Commission for Horton Inc. 1/1 OneAmerica Foundation 23/24 PARTNERS OF THE PRESIDENT Daniel and Katherine Appel 1/1 David Berry 7/7 that the donor has given eight Margaret Seifert 22/22 Industrial Development (CACFID) 2/2 Indiana Center for Nursing 18/18 Sandra H. Pearlman 1/5 BRONZE ARC Construction Company, Inc. 1/1 Berry Plastics Corporation 1/9 years in a row and has given to State Farm Insurance - Lafayette 3/3 Citizens Financial Bank 3/3 Ivy Tech Community College - Bloomington Pearson Custom Publishing 4/5 GIFTS OF $1,000 - $9,999 Arcelor Mittal USA 4/9 Nancy Bevli 4/7 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Teachers Credit Union 13/19 City of Fort Wayne 2/3 Student Senate 10/19 Lynn Pestle 1/1 Archer Daniels Midland Company 1/1 Bloom Magazine 2/2 Union County Foundation 13/13 Community Foundation of Bloomington and Rita Jackson 1/10 Praxair Foundation, Inc. 1/3 1st Source Bank 4/4 Area Health Education Center - East Indiana Bloomington Economic Development the time our computer records Monroe County 2/12 Jansen Orthopaedic Clinic, LLC 1/1 Reid Hospital & Health Care Services 6/18 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Masons 1/1 3/3 Corporation 2/5 were established in 1987 through Johnson-Miller Foundation 7/8 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schleicher 1/5 Asher Agency, Inc. 10/16 Bloomington Ford, Inc. 2/3 6 Community Foundation of Greg and Joyce Aaron 6/7 June 30, 2012. 7 St. Joseph County 12/12 Lake City Bank 1/8 SENSIT Technologies 6/6 John R. Adkins 22/22 Athena Award Committee 5/6 Phil and Farzaneh Boots 1/1 LIVING IVY TECH’S MISSION FACULTY MEMBERS GIVE BACK

It’s well known that Ivy Tech Community College significant contributions. Geib has donated over McCormick agrees, and says that the same Wiegmann adds that she will continue to lend a faculty and staff inspire their students to dream $25,000 and Beyler more than $20,000 in spirit can be found throughout the campus. helping hand where needed until the scholarship big and have ambitious goals. What’s not as scholarship money over the past few years. is fully funded. well known is the degree to which Ivy Tech’s “Ivy Tech Community College has an students inspire those who work at the College. It all adds up to more than $85,000 in outstanding faculty that cares about the For these six scholarship contributors, the scholarship funds contributed by these six students and is committed to their success,” funds are also a way to acknowledge those who Recently, six faculty members at the Fort deeply committed faculty members. Each is McCormick says. “Our focus as faculty is on the once inspired them—be it through memorial Wayne campus demonstrated their belief in motivated by the same principle: in changing students. The endowed scholarships are an scholarships, scholarships for a specific program, Merland Beyler Janet Geib Joshua Long Ivy Tech’s mission by pledging to support students’ lives, they have found their lives extension of that focus.” or need-based funding. The objective, as student scholarships. changed as well. Dr. Long says, is to be a living example of Ivy For Wiegmann, giving to Ivy Tech started with Tech’s work. Four current faculty— Dr. Joshua Long, Geib says the decision to fund a scholarship individual contributions to coworkers, relatives, Patrick McCormick, Kathleen Weiss, and was a natural outgrowth of her work. and neighbors who aspired to take college “Ivy Tech serves a wide number of people Phyllis Wiegmann—are in the process of classes. Now, she feels a compelling desire to throughout the state of Indiana,” he states. establishing a series of endowed scholarship “I saw many adept students who needed leave a lasting legacy. “Some of those individuals face a range of accounts. Each faculty member is donating no money for their education but who were not challenges, including some which are financial in less than $10,000 through payroll deduction eligible for scholarship money because of one “I decided that I wanted that kind of help to be nature. In my view, giving to the Ivy Tech to scholarships managed by the Foundation. reason or another,” she explains. “I wanted to available when I was no longer working at Ivy Foundation in the form of an endowed scholarship fund a scholarship aimed at those people— Tech,” she says, “so I set up the scholarship helps to create an ongoing opportunity to make a In addition, two retired faculty members—Janet to help them graduate and prepare them for through the Foundation.” difference in lives of present and future Ivy Tech

Geib and Merland Beyler—also have made the workforce.” students—and in the greater community.” Kathleen Weiss Phyllis Weigmann Patrick McCormick

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Consecutive Giving and Brian Bosma 1/1 Gail Chesterfield and Jerry Reagan 22/22 Community HealthCare Systems 2/6 Deaconess Hospital Medical Staff 3/3 Bill and Gwenn A. Eldridge 10/10 First Bank Richmond 6/11 Geminus Corporation 6/7 Total Giving Brad Starr Farms, Inc. 1/3 Citizens Energy Group 4/8 Cook Group Incorporated 2/5 Dearborn Community Foundation 6/9 Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. 5/22 First Federal Savings Bank 1/5 GFWC Progress Club of South Bend 5/6 The Brave Heart Foundation 3/3 City of Bloomington Dept. of Economic & Cook Medical Inc. 1/2 Calvin and Mary Dentino 6/20 Niel and Karen Ellerbrook 2/7 First Financial Bank Wealth Management 1/1 Michael and Barbara Gibson 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Anne Brinson 2/2 Sustainable Dev. 2/2 Cook Pharmica LLC 5/7 DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. 1/5 Mike and Jodi Engelstad 8/8 First Harrison Bank 1/2 David and Sharon Gidcumb 21/21 Cathryn Broderick 1/1 City of Bloomington Safe & Civil City Jack and Deb Cooney 6/6 Design Organization, Inc. 10/10 Mr. Gerald Erb and Ms. Billie Dragoo 1/1 First Merchants Bank - Richmond 2/2 R. Louie Gonzalez 10/14 donor’s name indicate the number Barbara Brown and Melissa Distel 6/6 Program 1/1 Crescent-Cresline-Wabash Plastics Charles and Hazel Dickmann 1/1 Estep & Company, Inc. 1/1 First Savings Bank 2/3 Don and Karen Gore 2/16 of consecutive years of giving, Roderick S. Brown 9/9 City of Columbus 2/2 Foundation, Inc. 6/15 Digital Graphic Solutions LLC 2/3 Evansville Courier & Press 5/12 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Flesch 3/5 William Graesser 20/20 followed by the total number of Mark D. and Jennifer M. Browning 3/5 City of Elkhart 1/2 John and Lea Anne Crooks 17/17 DLZ Indiana, Inc. 1/2 Evansville Downtown Optimists Floyd Memorial Hospital 4/9 Grainger Industrial Supply 1/2 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Steve and Julie Bryant 2/4 Clark County - REMC 5/9 Crown Electric, Inc. 13/13 Karen Dolk 7/12 Foundation, Inc. 8/10 Lisa A. Foltz 1/1 Grand Industrial, LLC 1/1 Tobias and Donna Buck 1/1 Glenda Cline 9/10 James Curry Jr. 2/2 William and Roberta Dooley 9/13 Evansville Eastside Optimist Club, Inc. 5/5 Bill Ford Jr. 8/16 Nancy L. Green 2/2 example, “8/16” would indicate Ben Burton 20/20 Michael and Ellen Clippinger 17/19 Clarence E. and Inez R. Custer Foundation 1/10 William and Anita Doty 3/4 Executive Women International – Luster Fowler Jr. 3/3 Gregory & Appel Insurance 9/11 that the donor has given eight Darrell L. Cain 2/2 The Coleman Foundation 1/2 Steve Daily 16/16 Duke Energy 1/1 Fort Wayne Chapter 1/7 Jacob, Lillian and Nathan Frank William and Gerry Griffith 1/12 years in a row and has given to John and Cathleen Cameron 2/2 Columbus Regional Hospital Foundation 1/1 Jennifer Daily-Mantha 2/2 Duke Energy - Bloomington 2/5 Family Express Corporation 3/7 Scholarship Trust 3/3 Tina S. Gross 16/16 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Cardiovascular Clinic, P.C. 8/8 Columbus Sunrise Rotary Club 1/4 Richard and Holly D’Amour 1/1 Duke Energy - Columbus 5/10 Jeff and Valerie Fanter 4/5 Ann L. Franzen-Roha 19/20 William R. Gutzwiller and Janet Bozzelli 14/14 Carmens Creative Touch 3/3 Community Foundation of Bloomington and Deborah J. Daniels 1/1 Don and Sally Dunaway 1/2 Farmers Bank of Milton 1/11 Fresh Start Counseling Services 3/3 Jim and Dee Haklin 15/15 the time our computer records Carpenters Local #859 3/3 Monroe County Hyde Park Fund 1/1 Michael L. Davis 3/3 Dunn Hospitality Group, Inc. 1/4 Ron and Cheryl Fauquher 12/12 Edward L. Fritz, D.D.S. 4/4 Deborah Halik 12/13 were established in 1987 through Caterpillar, Inc. 2/10 Community Foundation of Wilbur R. and Cynthia A. Davis 1/2 Melissa M. Dwight 4/4 Faurecia 2/3 Hugh and Annabet Garner 10/14 Cindy Hall 9/9 8 June 30, 2012. 9 Centra Credit Union 3/5 Southern Indiana 8/9 Deaconess Health System 2/8 Bob and Carol Eberle 7/19 David and Susan Findlay 1/4 Rich and Tracy Geglein 15/15 Susan O. Hamilton 4/4 THERE AT EVERY TURN THE VERNONS’ SUPPORT SPANS DECADES, TOUCHES MULTIPLE REGIONS

Randy and Kathy Vernon have been integral to centers in Crawfordsville and Monticello (with student and faculty talent but also for Ivy Tech state of Indiana benefits from Ivy Tech due to the development of Ivy Tech Lafayette. Their another planned in Frankfort). to continue on a course of progress.” the college’s willingness to expand statewide leadership and support are part of the region’s in addition to offering high school students history, and they exemplify the power that the Randy, a certified financial planner and The Vernons also share a vision for Ivy Tech the opportunity to achieve credits toward College’s supporters have to Change Lives. principal at Pinnacle Wealth Partners, has to be part of the larger development of their certification while still in high school.” supported Kathy along the way—and, as community. To that end, Kathy helped develop Kathy started her relationship with Ivy Tech a result, has also developed into an ardent a partnership initiative between the College This appreciation for Ivy Tech’s statewide as a student, earning a technical certificate in supporter of Ivy Tech. The couple has and the Tippecanoe County Public Library. impact was reinforced during a trying time in respiratory therapy in 1977. Now an executive demonstrated this through generous gifts to the As a result, the Ivy Tech Lafayette campus the couple’s life. In 2009, Randy Vernon was territory business manager for Bristol Myers Ivy Tech Foundation that support scholarships library serves not only college students, but diagnosed with a serious illness that required Squibb, a global pharmaceutical company, and capital projects. thousands of area families as well. Kathy specialized treatment at Indiana University. Those who administer this treatment need advanced Kathy has also supported Ivy Tech in a says this partnership is reflective of the role training provided through the radiation therapy volunteer leadership capacity. She has been a Onef o the Vernons’ chief interests is expanding Ivy Tech plays in her community and throughout impact was to establish an endowed Randy and Kathy Vernon have supported program at Ivy Tech Bloomington. Recognizing member of the region’s resource development and improving the campus. Kathy says that’s the state. scholarship for that particular program. The Ivy Tech for decades, in admiration for this, and in gratitude for Randy’s recovery, the council, serving as chair during the first why they have gotten involved and remain results of our involvement with Ivy Tech make the College’s efforts in their community Vernons established a scholarship for students in and throughout Indiana. campaign in the region’s history. Kathy has motivated to help. “Ivy Tech continues to offer a friendly learning it easy to continue to be involved. That’s the that program. also been on the regional board of trustees environment today—just as it did when I ultimate reward.” since 1996, leading the way during a decade of “Innovation keeps things fresh,” she explains. attended,” she says. “The college is quick to “Facing cancer is a scary thing for anyone,” expansion that has included new instructional “It is an absolute necessity not only to attract react to the needs of its community. And the It’s just one more example of how the Vernons Kathy says. “We felt the best way to give back have been there at seemingly every turn, ready in a manner that would have a lasting to support Ivy Tech and its students.

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Consecutive Giving and Perry and Chris Hammock 25/25 Thomas and Nelda Hickey 1/18 IBEW Local Union #16 1/8 Ivy Tech Workforce Development - The Kittle Foundation 1/2 Lingle Family Charitable Giving 1/11 Mead Johnson Nutrition 3/3 Total Giving Scott Hanback 1/1 HigherOne, Inc. 1/1 Ice Miller LLP 9/22 Northwest Region 3/3 James Knapp 1/1 Gino and Cindy Lucchese 1/1 MedLab of Terre Haute 25/25 Carl Hanes 11/14 Hinsey’s Pro Paint, Inc. 1/3 Independent Federal Credit Union 2/4 Ethan Jackson 1/1 Koch Foundation Inc. 1/16 Lynch & Associates, Inc. 11/12 Meijer, Inc. 5/11 The numbers appearing after a Harold and Ann Hanes 5/16 Mike and Carol Hinshaw 7/14 Indiana Campus Compact 3/3 Mike and Sandy Jarvis 1/1 Donald B. and Jean O. Korb 3/10 Mark and Christine Maassel 4/11 Memorial Health System 1/7 Bryant Hanson 2/2 Frank and Cathy Hoffman 2/3 Indiana Center for Nursing North 1/1 Richard “Jeff” Jeffers 8/15 Ray and Jill Kramer 2/2 The Madison Courier 1/3 Mental Health Association of Indiana 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Jim and Fran Hardin 6/6 John and Dorelle Hogan 21/21 Indiana Collegiate Action Network 1/1 Rob and Alma Jeffs 23/23 Krieg DeVault LLP 1/2 Madison Precision Products, Inc. 1/5 The Methodist Hospitals, Inc. 8/9 of consecutive years of giving, Todd and Jane Harper 9/11 Bob and Nancy Holmes 22/25 Indiana Health Information Daro and Celestine Johnson 10/10 L & AM Lease LLC 1/1 Madison Ribberfest, Madison Area Joe and Roma Meyer 10/11 followed by the total number of Harris Bank 3/6 Home of the Innocents 2/2 Management Association 3/3 Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates, Inc. 2/2 Elden and Mary Anne LaHayne 8/8 C.V.B., Inc. 6/6 Michiana Goodwill Boosters 9/9 yearsf o giving since 1987. For M. Phil & Margaret E. Hathaway Fund 4/6 Kevin Honigford 4/4 Indiana Michigan Power 1/6 Victor and Faye Jose 20/20 Ronald and Linda Landin 1/1 MainSource Bank 1/11 Mid America Beverage, Inc. 2/3 Violet Hawkins 7/7 Hoosier Times, Inc. 5/8 Indiana University Credit Union 11/12 Katz, Sapper & Miller 6/8 John R. and Konstance L. Laws 12/12 Mallor Grodner Attorneys, LLP 5/6 Malcolm and Marilyn Miles 8/9 example, “8/16” would indicate Haynes International, Inc. 1/11 Julie Howar 1/1 Indianapolis Indians Baseball 5/7 Tim Kelsey 6/6 Ted and Kay Leach 7/13 Robert and Virginia Mangus 11/20 Larry and Jolene Miller 18/22 that the donor has given eight Mack Furlow & Diane Hearn-Furlow 4/6 Keith Howard 17/22 Industrial Contractors Skanska 1/10 Katherine Kent 13/13 Kathleen F. Lee 17/17 Eugene W. Martin P.A. 4/4 Will and Sally Miller 1/1 years in a row and has given to Ethan Heicher 1/2 Mr. and Ms. Ted Huber 1/1 Ira E. Clark Detective Agency, Inc. 1/1 KeyBank 1/1 Legacy Foundation, Inc. 11/15 Maurer Family Foundation, Inc. 4/4 The Mind Trust 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Don and Paula Heiderman 22/23 Terry and Barbara Huber 10/21 IU Health Bloomington Hospital 11/14 Keystone Construction Corp. 1/1 Richard A. and Mary J. Lewellen 18/18 Terry W. McCammon II 1/1 Stephen and Davita Mitchell 1/2 James and Charlotte Helms 4/16 Monty and Jennifer Hughes 10/12 Ivy Tech Community College - Fort Wayne 1/1 Cheryl King 6/6 Pamela J. Lewis 15/15 McDonald’s Corporation 1/1 John R. Mitchell 2/2 the time our computer records Jerry and Mara Hendress 4/4 Breck Hunnicutt 1/1 Ivy Tech Community College Richmond 2/3 Deanna L. King 7/17 LGS Plumbing, Inc. 7/7 McDonald’s Restaurant 1/1 Frank and Deborah Moman 6/8 were established in 1987 through Heritage Fund - The Community Foundation Kathryn Hutchens MD 1/12 Ivy Tech Student Government Association - King’s Daughters’ Hospital and Steve and Suzie Light 1/2 Eileen McGarvey MD 2/2 Kara N. Monroe 14/14 10 June 30, 2012. 11 of Bartholomew County 23/23 IBEW Local Union #725 6/11 Southwest 2/14 Health Services 1/5 John Lightle 10/10 Mark and Wanda McHolland 9/9 Monsanto Company 2/2 “INVESTING IN PEOPLE” THE THOMASES’ LATEST GIFT BENEFITS THE COLLEGE AND THE COMMUNITY

In 2011, ownership of the Kokomo Event Center Thomases’ approval to work together to the funding from the Thomases allocated transferred from Howard County to Ivy Tech renovate the Event Center. toward the Event Center will be more Community College. In recognition of the value than $125,000. of providing its residents with greater access “When I got the call about the gift,” says to higher education while continuing to make a Don Thomas, “asking if I thought this would Even though Ivy Tech has taken ownership of community asset available, the county allowed be a good thing to put the fund toward, I the building, the Event Center will maintain Ivy Tech to receive the Event Center at no cost. immediately said I thought it was a great fit. its central role in the community. It remains It truly was a mutually beneficial arrangement Kokomo is a great, welcoming community that available for weddings, conferences, private that promised to serve both the College and the I’ve n been i since 1962. The community has to parties, luncheons, home and garden shows, county well for decades to come. roll out its best effort to attract businesses, to and health fairs, among others. The 40,000+ be an atmosphere that attracts small business. square-foot facility can accommodate groups Still, Ivy Tech faced a challenge: how would If Louise and I can help showcase Kokomo and as s large a 1,000. the College fund the interior renovations its strengths, then it’s a perfect match.” in worth by Lilly Endowment, Inc. This degree of “I don’t know of a better place to invest in Ivy Tech recently assumed ownership of the Kokomo Event Center, and a gift and furnishings of the new Kokomo Event & The gifts toward the Event Center are just the commitment led to the Thomases being named people’s futures and developments than Ivy from the Thomas family is being used to Conference Center? That’s where Don and The Thomases’ generosity allowed Ivy Tech latest example of the Thomases’ support of Ivy Ivy Tech’s Benefactors of the Year in 2005. Tech,” he says. “I am a beneficiary of people renovate and furnish the building. Louise Thomas come in. Longtime supporters to purchase much-needed equipment and Tech. They began giving to the College in the who encouraged and helped me in so many of Ivy Tech, the Thomases had established furnishings like a large dishwasher, stage 1980s, and Don has served on the Ivy Tech Don Thomas says it’s simply a matter of the ways. I can relate to trying to get an education a fund for the College to use based on its lighting, a theater sound system, tables, Foundation Board of Directors since 1996. In family wanting to do the most possible good with while still having to work and so I relate with greatest needs. The College sought the banquet chairs, and lobby furniture. Altogether, 2002 they also gave property that was matched their contributions. what Ivy Tech is doing. I don’t think there’s a better return on investment than Ivy Tech. We’re really investing in people.”

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Consecutive Giving and Jan Monteith 1/1 Bruce Bourne and Susan Newman-Bourne Parke County Learning Center, Inc. 2/3 Mamon Powers III 1/1 Christopher and Lauren Salerno 1/1 Karen Sharp 21/21 St. Mary’s Medical Center 1/11 Total Giving Montgomery County Community 12/21 Jerry Paul 1/1 Powers & Sons Construction Co., Inc. 6/7 Judge and Mrs. Carlton Sanders 6/6 Shiel Sexton Co. Inc. 5/5 Thomas and Janet Staley 19/19 Foundation 2/3 Becky Nickoli 21/22 Peabody Energy 1/1 Premier Healthcare, LLC 2/3 Patricia Schaefer 9/14 Shively and Associates P.C. 2/2 Stars & Stripes Student Organization 2/2 The numbers appearing after a Morford Restaurants, Inc. 5/5 F. Richard Nicoson 9/9 Ray and Sabrina Pennington 13/13 Purdue University Cooperative Extension Scheid Diesel Service Co., Inc. 1/1 Shoe Carnival, Inc. 1/4 Jim and Dianne Steck 23/23 Morgan & Nay Funeral Centre 1/1 Tom and Claire Nisonger 4/4 Peoples Bank 3/4 Service 2/2 Daniel and Kathy Schenk 23/24 Gary and Rita Shourds 10/10 Sterling Real Estate 6/6 donor’s name indicate the number James and Jacqueline Morris 3/3 Dave Nixon 1/1 Sheila A. Petry and Candy Austin 3/3 Quigg Family Foundation 1/6 Candace and Warren Schladenhauffen 16/16 SIA Foundation, Inc. 1/1 Stephens Family Memorial Foundation 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris 22/24 Terry L. Nolot 17/18 Michael E. Petty 22/23 Barbara J. Ray Moyer 16/16 Schmidt Associates Architects, Inc. 5/6 Jeffrey and Michelle Simmons 16/16 David and Carla Stidham 7/10 followed by the total number of Mortar Net USA Ltd. 2/2 Northern Indiana Public Service Company - John and Martha Pfleeger 1/1 Kenneth and Melissa Reese 1/1 Schneider Electric/Square D Foundation 2/8 Shirley and Ron Siovaila 4/4 Wayne Stidham 3/5 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Jerrilee Mosier 3/3 North Central Region 1/6 Phi Theta Kappa - Alpha Tau Sigma Chapter - Anne Riley 1/1 J.H. “Jack” Schoenfelder 16/16 Sisters of St. Francis Health Services, Inc. 1/3 Stites & Harbeson 2/6 MSKTD & Associates, Inc. 6/14 Old Fort Mustangers Club, Inc. 5/20 Sellersburg 1/5 River Valley Financial Bank 1/5 Scholer Corporation 5/11 The Skillman Corporation 14/22 Dennis L. Stockdale 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Robert Mullen and Dianna Delgado 2/2 Old National Bank - Evansville 1/13 Charles Philip 4/4 Philip and Betsy Roby 8/8 Steve and Kelly Schreckengast 5/5 Al and Maribeth Smith 1/1 Bob and Missy Suggett 2/2 that the donor has given eight John and Camille Murphy 1/7 Old National Insurance 4/4 Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Pittman 17/18 Joyce Rogers Esq. 5/5 John C. and Diane Schroeder 1/2 James O. Smith, Ph. D. 12/12 Sullivan County Community years in a row and has given to Mary Murphy 13/13 Dan and Saundra Olvey 4/7 Jessica Placke 6/6 Randy and Sarah Rogers 2/6 Hutch and Kevina Schumaker 2/16 Smithville Telephone Company 1/5 Foundation, Inc. 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Mary R. Musson 5/5 OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc. 1/1 Jeff and Sharol Plasterer 23/24 Joseph E. Rood Jr. and Gayle B. Rood 5/5 Science Olympaid, Inc. 1/1 Tom and Greta Smythe 2/3 Janet and Steve Swalls 7/11 Myers and Ford Autoworld 2/2 James and Mary Ostrye 5/15 John and Joyce Poling 5/6 Royer Corporation 1/2 The Scholarship Foundation of St. Joseph Tom and Bobbette Snyder 5/5 Task Force Tips, Inc. 6/7 Sean Taylor 5/5 the time our computer records National Automobile Dealers Charitable Ersal and Izabela Ozdemir 1/2 Helen Politz 15/15 Stephen and Livia Russell 1/1 County 6/7 Jeffrey and Shari Southworth 1/1 Taylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc. 10/21 were established in 1987 through Foundation 1/1 Pacers Sports & Entertainment 4/10 Byron and Lora Porter 1/1 John W. Rutherford 23/23 Gene and Joanne Sease 2/2 Paul St. Angelo 6/6 Jeff and Eda Terp 4/6 12 June 30, 2012. 13 Jean Neel 2/4 Mike and Diana Pappin 25/25 Porter Health System 8/8 Becky Sacopulos 10/10 David and Anne Shane 5/6 St. Catherine Hospital 1/4 Terre Haute Chevrolet 1/1 FULL-FLEDGED SUPPORT FOR PART-TIME FACULTY BALL FOUNDATION HELPS ASSOCIATE FACULTY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE GROW

Part-time faculty members are critical to That’s why Ivy Tech developed the Associate “The Foundation’s recent gift to support the “The Foundation’s Board of Directors fully benefactorsn i the state. Founded in 1937 as Ivy Tech’s mission. They bring invaluable Faculty Development Institute. The Institute is Muncie Campus of the Ivy Tech Community supports efforts to promote economic a private foundation focused on promoting experienceo t the classes they teach, with designed to allow adjunct faculty to hone skills College System is intended to enhance the development within east central Indiana,” he charitable, scientific and educational purposes, recent, relevant lessons to share. It’s not in a way that will help increase student degree quality of postsecondary educational programs states, “and believes that having such a wide it has made $3.9 million in contributions to unusual, in fact, for faculty to discuss topics in completion and learning outcomes, which is that are available to residents of Muncie and arrayf o postsecondary experiences available organizations and causes in the Muncie and east class that they were working on the same day. a key initiative in the College’s Accelerating east central Indiana,” said Norman Beck, Ph.D., locally will assist in attracting prospective central Indiana area in 2011 alone. Greatness Strategic Plan. Executive Director of the Foundation. “With employers to consider this region as the place to There are some challenges, however, that the educational programs offered by Ivy Tech start a new, or to expand a current, business.” “The Foundation is both pleased and excited come with being an adjunct faculty member. The Institute is made possible in part by and Ball State University, the range of classes to be part of an effort to support the continued Since many are employed elsewhere, they support from the George and Frances Ball and programs available locally will include Part-time faculty participating in the Institute development of Ivy Tech Community College,” don’t have the same opportunities to develop Foundation.n I 2011, the Foundation pledged everything from a class in welding to graduate can earn the designation of associate faculty said Beck. “The economic future of Muncie will their teaching skills as full-time faculty. They $1 million toward expanding the Institute in programs leading to a doctorate degree.” and additional compensation for completing be greatly enhanced because of the educational also are likely to have less contact with their Ivy Tech’s East Central region, which serves faculty development hours. These hours include programs and opportunities Ivy Tech offers.” students since most don’t keep office hours or Anderson, Marion, Muncie, and New Castle. Dr. Beck adds that the Foundation’s investment seminars, workshops, and courses related to spend a great deal of time on campus. The Foundation’s leadership says that the benefits not just faculty and their students, their fields. Faculty must keep their professional Norman Beck, Ph.D., Executive Director of the George and Frances Institute, and Ivy Tech as a whole, has proven a but everyone who depends upon the region’s development up to date annually in order to Ball Foundation, says his organization worthy contributor to higher education in economic vitality. maintain their associate faculty designation. supports Ivy Tech “to enhance the the region. The Foundation has been a longtime supporter quality of postsecondary educational of Ivy Tech, and is among the most generous programs” available to east central Indiana residents.

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Consecutive Giving and Terre Haute Savings Bank 20/21 Urban Enterprise Association of Association, Inc. 1/1 Richard and Beverly Wheatfill 1/1 FRIENDS OF IVY TECH Mike and Helen Adams 1/1 Amy K. Akers 2/2 Total Giving Nina L. Thierer 18/18 Kokomo, Inc. 1/1 Terry L. and Cheryl L. Walker 5/17 John and Linda Whikehart 12/16 GIFTS OF UP TO $1,000 Jameel Adams 1/2 Valerie Akers 1/1 Donald and Louise Thomas 16/21 US Bank 4/8 Bruce and Julie Walkup 4/6 Phyllis L. Wiegmann 8/10 Jeremy L. Adams 1/1 Eric Albert 2/2 The numbers appearing after a The Times Media Company 3/4 Uzelac & Associates, Inc. 1/3 Walmart Discount Cities 1/2 James Willey 2/2 911 Gives Hope Inc. 1/1 Kami Adams 1/1 Mary Lou Albert 5/5 Steven and Susan Tincher 22/23 Ann M. Valentine 1/1 Walmart Foundation 2/7 Randy and Linda Williamson 2/2 Doris and Larry Abbott 1/1 Mary Adams 2/3 Alcoa Foundation Matching Gift Center 10/10 donor’s name indicate the number Tippecanoe County Farm Bureau 2/2 Valparaiso Chamber of Commerce 1/4 Paul and B. Kaye Walter 2/2 John and Joanne Willis 1/1 Gary Abbott 1/1 Sharon Adams 1/1 Barbara Alder 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, TJX Foundation, Inc. 3/12 J. Guadalupe and Terri Valtierra 17/17 Washington County Community Marc and Sally Wilson 21/21 Alma E. Abdullah 2/2 Tanya L. Adams 1/1 Casper and Melodi Alessi 8/21 followed by the total number of Tonn and Blank Construction LLC 2/2 Mr. and Mrs. John VanLaere 6/6 Foundation 2/2 Betty Wingrove 10/10 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Ables 2/2 Saundra Adcock 1/1 Bill and Joyce Alexa 1/3 yearsf o giving since 1987. For James and Carol Touloukian 1/2 Vehicle Service Group 1/7 Welborn Health Plans 4/4 Roy Winkler 15/16 Adam W. Abner 2/2 Maxine Adkins-Littrell 1/12 Claudia J. Alexander 17/17 Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Randy and Kathy Vernon 18/18 WellPoint, Inc. 1/5 John Woehrle 2/2 Vivian Abner 1/1 Gary Adkisson 2/10 Jerry L. Alexander 2/3 example, “8/16” would indicate Indiana, Inc. 15/15 Vintage Wheels Auto Club, Inc. 3/4 Wells Fargo 5/5 Michael Worosz 22/22 Sherry Abram 1/1 John and Jan Adler 1/1 Keith and Nancy Alexander 4/4 that the donor has given eight Thomas J. and Dianne Trauring 3/8 W.W. Grainger, Inc. 4/4 Wells Fargo Educational Matching Walter Wright 4/13 Ben and Janie Ackerman 1/14 Amy Adrian 4/4 Steve and Linda Alexander 3/3 years in a row and has given to Dick Tully 27/26 W.W. Grainger, Inc. - Northwest Region 4/5 Gift Program 1/1 Benjamin F. and Lanette E. Young 6/6 Jason Acosta 1/1 Advanced Ag Resources, Inc 1/1 Wyknocky Alexander 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Union Hospital, Inc. 14/16 Wabash Valley Community West Central Dental Society 3/10 Alfred and Hannah Zacher 2/2 Action Pest Control 1/1 Afena Federal Credit Union 2/2 Suzanne Alfrey 1/1 United Leasing, Inc. 2/2 Foundation, Inc. 6/10 West End Bank 4/9 Beverly V. Acuff 1/1 Jennifer L. Age 1/1 Michael and Elaine Alhand 2/2 the time our computer records United States Steel Foundation, Inc. 6/11 Cora Adams 16/16 Carolyn Ahaus 1/1 Anwar M. Aljulowb 1/1 were established in 1987 through Donald Adams1/1 Dr. and Mrs. James J. Ahern Jr. 4/4 Brandon Allen 1/1 14 June 30, 2012. 15 University of Notre Dame 1/3 Wabash Valley Master Gardeners The Weston Wabash Foundation 15/15 Gwendolyn Adams 1/1 Ajax Sanitary Supply Co., Inc. 2/10 Diane F. Allen 22/22 CONNECTING OTHERS TO OPPORTUNITIES FRED RUBEY LEAVES A LEGACY, ONE RELATIONSHIP AT A TIME

There’s an old saying: it’s not what you know— It’s clear that Ivy Tech is just as glad to have as SCORE and the Workforce Investment donates significant charitable dollars annually. it’s who you know. That adage has served Fred known Fred Rubey. As he prepares to retire Board, provide valuable insight for opportunities I knew they were interested in education, so I Rubey well throughout his career, and because from the board, the College’s leaders are negotiated between Ivy Tech and potential introduced them to Ivy Tech. That led to a of his giving spirit, it’s benefitted Ivy Tech reflecting on everything he’s done and every partners. One such example is a new relationship and a contribution to Ivy Tech’s Community College as well. opportunity he’s made available to Ivy Tech and partnership with the Oakley Foundation. scholarship funds.” its students. In the early 1980s, Rubey was an associate “Mr. Rubey helped initiate the relationship,” Rubey has also helped ensure the success of professor at Ivy Tech, teaching data processing. “Mr. Rubey leads by example in his volunteer Becky Miller, executive director of advancement the region’s annual Scholarship Cruisin’ Car After several years, Rubey was asked to share efforts,” says Dr. Ann Valentine, chancellor for explains. “Thanks to his strong relationships, Show, sponsored by First Financial Bank, by his knowledge and talent as a member of Ivy Ivy Tech Wabash Valley. “There are numerous we now have an endowed scholarship for coordinating volunteers and sponsors. Now in Tech’s business advisory committee. He was initiatives, friendraising, and fundraising efforts our students and a great relationship with its fourth year, the fundraiser garners more then asked to join the state Foundation board that he has helped support and he has the Perry family who oversee Oakley than $10,000 in scholarship money for Ivy of directors and has been a member ever since, dedicated numerous hours and guidance to the Foundation operations.” Tech students, features over 200 cars, and “They provide vital training for underemployed Fred Rubey, second from right, is a establishing several relationships for the College and Foundation. The impact of the gifts brings about 1,000 people to the Ivy Tech and unemployed people, enabling them to earn a longtime Ivy Tech supporter. He’s shown College within the surrounding area. received because of his relationships in our As Rubey tells it, he just happened to put two Terre Haute campus. here at the Wabash Valley region’s golf degree or certificate,” Rubey says. “They teach community can’t be measured.” and two together in a way that provided a outing with (from left) John Dinkel, them how to go to work. This helps local “I had become very enthusiastic about Ivy Tech benefit for both organizations. In all of his efforts, Rubey sees one Eston “Bud” Perry, and Norm Lowery. businesses, our community, and the entire state. by the time I was appointed to the Foundation Valentine defines some of Rubey’s greatest common theme: connecting Ivy Tech to Ivy Tech Community College is an economic board,” Rubey recalls. “That enthusiasm has contributions as being tied to economic “I had a pre-existing relationship with the greater opportunities to serve students and engine that helps keep Indiana going.” grown, and I’ve been glad to be a part of it.” development. His community connections, such Perrys,” he says. “The Oakley Foundation the community.

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Consecutive Giving and Dwight Allen 6/6 Deborah Alspaugh 2/3 Brandy N. Anderson 1/1 Milan Andrejevich 2/2 Angelia L. Archuleta 1/1 Michael Ashcraft 1/2 Paula Avila-Lampa 1/5 Total Giving Jacqueline Allen 1/8 Steve and Linda Alspaugh 1/1 Marcus and Deborah Anderson 6/6 Joshua Andrew 1/1 Ardor Health Solutions 1/1 Gina Asher 1/2 Nancy Axelrad 2/2 Kristina J. Allen 2/2 Alan J. Altepeter 1/1 Donald and Beatrice Anderson 5/8 Lori Andrews 2/5 Rosemary Areh 1/1 Thomas E. Ashley 1/1 Gene Ayton 17/17 The numbers appearing after a Leigh Allen 4/15 Jose J. Alvarez 1/1 Jason S. Anderson 5/5 Sindy Angi 2/2 Mary Argenta DeBie 4/4 Alisha Ashmore 1/1 B & S Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 13/14 Marlo Allen 1/1 Paul and Julie Amador 1/1 Jeremy Anderson 2/2 Leanna Angi-White 16/16 Traci M. Armes 1/1 Asylum House Productions, LLC 2/2 Scott Baas 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Nora Allen 1/3 Michael and Alisha Aman 4/4 Jillene Anderson 18/18 Terry Anker 1/1 Mike Armey 1/5 ATG Trust Company 1/1 Wade Babbitt 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Sharon Allen 1/1 Samuel L. Ambrose 1/1 Katie T. Anderson 4/13 Mr. and Mrs. Morday Annandale 2/2 Barbara Armstead 1/1 Julie A. Aton 1/1 Gary Back 1/1 followed by the total number of Leslie S. Alley 1/1 Lionel Amega 1/1 Lana Anderson 2/6 Penn Ansorg 5/5 Gary and Christina Armstrong 1/1 Larry and Rachael Attai 2/2 Gayle Backmeyer 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Christopher L. Allman 2/2 American Association of University Rick and Maribeth Anderson 13/13 Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield 3/3 Jessica L. Armstrong 2/2 Chad S. Atterson 1/1 Joe and Kathy Backmeyer 1/1 Kimberly Allman 1/1 Women 1/1 Bruce and Norma Anderson 2/2 Christopher Anthony 2/2 Marilyn B. Arnett 2/2 Dee Atterson 3/4 Michelle Badger 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Leah D. Allman 7/11 American Culinary Federation South Bend Paula Anderson 3/3 Jonetta Anthony 15/15 Lauren Arnold 1/1 Atterson Tire 1/5 Jamie Baer 1/1 that the donor has given eight Steven K. Allman 1/1 Chefs & Cooks Assn. 1/5 Sheila C. Anderson 1/1 Anton Insurance 2/5 Dr. Steve Arnold 1/6 Temika Atwood 1/1 Baesler’s Market 3/7 years in a row and has given to Leanna Allred 1/1 American Legion Burton Woolery Post Sheila M. Anderson1/1 Andrew and Sarah Antonio 4/4 Thomas Arnold 1/2 Michelle Aultman 1/1 Neil Bagadiong 6/8 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Kaylene Almy 1/1 No. 18 1/1 Stefan and Joan Anderson 1/10 Anytime Fitness 2/2 Joseph Arredondo 13/14 Charles J. Austin 1/1 Christina Bailey 1/1 Alpha Omega Chapter - Ameristar Casino East Chicago 1/6 Stephanie Anderson 4/4 Kenneth B. Applegate 1/1 Mari Arthur1/1 Jenny Austin 1/1 Sandra C. Bailey 2/9 the time our computer records Delta Theta Tau Sorority 1/1 Stephanie Amos 1/1 Theodore Anderson III 1/1 Arab Pest Control 2/7 Michael Arthur 1/1 Automated Fuels 2/2 Natalie Baird 1/1 were established in 1987 through alphagraphics, Inc. 1/2 Jean and Marty Amsler 3/9 The Andersons, Inc. 2/2 Tera J. Archbold 3/3 James O. Aschliman 18/22 Avalon Manor 1/1 Neal and Laura Baird 2/2 16 June 30, 2012. 17 Cathy J. Alsman 1/10 Nicole Amsler 1/1 Erica Z. Andreae 1/1 Jim Archer 1/5 Jeremy Ashcraft 2/3 Darlisha Averitte 1/1 Robert and Andrea Bakehorn 1/1 A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS RHONDA KITTLE COMBINES HER LOVE FOR TEACHING, COOKING, AND IVY TECH TO SUPPORT STUDENTS

One of Rhonda Kittle’s most ardent passions is pledge to the Ivy Tech Foundation to help “in allowing people to get an education suited sharing her knowledge with others. the campus accommodate the growth of to what they want and making it affordable.” the hospitality program. Soon after making “I’m just one of those people who has always this pledge, however, Rhonda learned of the The fact that Ivy Tech makes education loved to teach,” she says. expansionf o the Indianapolis campus, which affordable is incredibly meaningful to Kittle. included Ivy Tech’s acquisition of the former St. She says that, due to her parents’ belief in However, there’s something else she enjoys just Vincent hospital building and the building that education, she was fortunate to be able to earn as much: cooking. That’s why she chose home had been the Stouffer Hotel. a college degree without accruing any debt— economics as her college major. That’s why the and she knows today’s students may not have hours seem to pass by so quickly when she’s Kittle, who helps lead Ivy Tech’s efforts in that same opportunity if not for colleges like in the kitchen. And that’s why, when combined hospitality education as a volunteer, saw an Ivy Tech. with her desire to help others learn, she’s such opportunity for Ivy Tech to serve an even a strong supporter of Ivy Tech and the College’s greater number of students. As a result, “Today, many people need a hand up,” she Kittle says her main motivation is simple: to allow see young people develop their skills, or see Rhonda Kittle’s foundation has pledged $100,000 in support of Ivy Tech’s efforts to educate students in hospitality and she decided to do even more, doubling the explains. “You can’t move forward in life those who share her passions to do something someone retrain themselves—and we have a hospitality program. culinary arts. Foundation’s pledge to $100,000. without an education, but it’s difficult to go so close to their heart. That, she says, is the lot of people who need to do that these days— to some colleges today and not leave saddled recipe for success. so they can get back on track. It makes it all Kittle’s appreciation for Ivy Tech became clear “I have continued admiration for everything Ivy with huge debt. That’s why Ivy Tech is so, worthwhile when you’re part of something that a few years ago when the Kittle Foundation, Tech does throughout the state,” Kittle says, so important. Ivy Tech makes it possible for “I’ve met these students, and they love what allows people to get where they want to be.” which she leads as president, made a $50,000 students to fit college into their lives.” they do,” she says. “It’s just so rewarding to

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Consecutive Giving and Chad Baker 1/1 Dewey Balsley 2/2 John and Janice Barnes 1/1 Robert Basso 1/1 Joni Bean 1/1 Cal and Cathy Bellamy 5/5 Tina Bennett 1/1 Total Giving Charles Baker 2/2 Tom and Roselie Bambrey 12/12 John and Melissa Barnes 2/2 Bastian Material Handling 1/1 David and Amy Bear 1/1 Jan Bellamy 2/5 Everett and Elaine Bennington 1/6 Zackariah and Emily Baker 1/1 John W. Bandy 1/1 Dr. Richard and Carole Barnes 1/2 Camela M. Bates-Cole 1/1 Steve and Molly Beard 1/1 Gary and Marilyn Bellessa 10/18 Katrina Bentley 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Heather M. Baker 1/1 Heather N. Bane 1/1 Barbara Barnett 1/1 David and Rebecca Bathe 13/13 Dan Beardslee 1/1 Peter Belser 1/1 John and Jan Benton 2/4 Jack and Linda Baker 4/4 Bane Equipment 1/1 Robert Barnett 14/15 Ryan Batteast 1/1 Andre Beasley 1/1 Marta Belt 2/2 John A. Benton 17/17 donor’s name indicate the number Kelly Baker 3/3 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Banister 3/4 Kim R. Barnett-Johnson 5/5 Pat Bauer 11/11 Beauchamp & McSpadden 2/2 Nikolay and Galina Belyayev 1/1 Hank and Gwen Bentz 22/23 of consecutive years of giving, Lisa D. Baker 4/4 Christina Banker 1/1 Jim and Melony Barney 5/5 Carolyn Bauer 4/5 Keith Beaver 1/1 Benchmark Mechanical 1/1 Jason M. Benzinger 1/1 followed by the total number of Ken and Karen Baker 4/6 Mary Banks 15/15 Cynthia Barr 1/3 Chad D. Bauer 1/1 Barbara E. Bechtel 21/21 Annalee Benedict 1/6 Cynthia Berg 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baker 2/2 Jerry F. and Charlotte I. Bannon 1/7 Steve Barrand 1/1 Marvin Bausman 1/1 Deborah Becker 1/1 David and Robin Benefiel 1/1 Melanie Berg 6/6 Peggy Baker 1/1 Melissa Banther 5/5 Dana Barrett 5/5 Todd A. Baxter 2/2 Timothy P. Becker 6/6 Mary Lou Benjamin 1/1 Claire Berger 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Rose Baker 2/2 Audra Barbauld 4/4 Erica Barrow 2/2 Antwon Baymon 1/1 Daniel W. Beckman 1/1 Lee Benko Lavery 1/1 Tyler Berger 1/1 that the donor has given eight Tessa Baker 1/1 Melissa Barber 1/1 Jeannine T. Barrows 1/1 Wendell Bays 3/3 Kathryn Bednorz 1/1 Camille D. Bennett 1/1 Carol Bergh-Davis 2/4 years in a row and has given to Beach Automotive Services, Inc. 16/16 Thomas and Bettina Baldner 1/1 Amanda Barche Lindberg 14/14 Thea Bartlett 1/1 Larry and Nancy Beeler 1/1 Caroline R. Bennett 1/8 Natalie L. Bergman 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Adam Baldwin 1/1 Michael F. Barile 1/1 Nina Bartling 3/3 Samuel Beachy 1/1 Ashley Begley 1/1 David Bennett 6/10 Laura Bergstrom 1/1 Diane Dee Ball 1/15 Judith Barker 2/3 Maureen Barton 3/3 Beacon Credit Union 3/8 Alvin and Teresa Begley 22/22 Elizabeth Bennett 1/1 Shanna L. Bergstrom 2/8 the time our computer records Ilah A. Ball 1/1 Steve Barker 1/1 Pamela Bass 1/4 Donald and Patricia Beals 22/22 Allison Bell 4/4 Rika Bennett 2/2 Jennifer Berman 1/1 were established in 1987 through Stephen Ball 1/1 Michael Barman 1/1 Tyler and Lesley Bass 2/6 Rebecca and Steve Beamer 1/1 Joseph E. Bell 1/1 Joni M. Bennett 1/1 Lenore Bernard 1/1 18 June 30, 2012. 19 Ball Corporation 1/6 Brian Barnes 5/5 Jesse Bassett 1/1 Richard and Susan Beamer 1/2 Mira K. Bell 1/1 Mary Ann and Doug Bennett 3/3 Kathey and Robert J. Berndt II 2/4 TEA TIME ANNUAL FUNDRAISING EVENT BRINGS TOGETHER THE COMMUNITY

Each May, after the hubbub of classes and provide the table setting including their best Sherry Hampton, Cheryl Honkomp, Pat Jarvis, finals has died down, the Ivy Tech Richmond china, table coverings, and décor.” Joan Kitterman, Betty Klein, Lisa Marshall, campus is filled with a different sort of buzz. Claire Ann Milligan, Roseann McConnell, Mae Tables and place settings are arranged in Smith’s experience in Arizona spawned an idea Monroe, Janie Mosey, Diana Pappin, and Johnson Hall where orchestral-style music for a similar event at Ivy Tech. She immediately Linda Przybysz. plays. Guests take their seats, waited on by approached executive director of resource community leaders decked out in white shirts development Diana Pappin, and together they The servers are also an important part of and black ties. And at last, the tea is served. put the event in motion. the Tea. Denny Burns, president of Burns Corporation, has given his time to the event for Ivy Tech Richmond’s fundraising event “An Now in its eighth year, the Afternoon Tea is several years. He says that it’s an honor to be Afternoon Tea with Ivy Tech” began with a serving more tea and treats than ever before. part of something so memorable. chance encounter in Arizona by event founder Last year’s event set a new record: 16 servers Idris n Smith. I 2005, Smith‘s great niece invited hosting more than 160 attendees at 20 tables. “All of the servers look forward to it each year,” education—in particular the niche that Ivy Tech present to times past, and honors the work of “An Afternoon Tea with Ivy Tech” brings her to an afternoon tea event that was held as he says, “and we’re so proud to be involved. fills in preparing the future workforce. Last Ivy Tech and its people,” says McBride. “This together more than 150 of the College’s a fundraiser for a local non-profit. “The tea is an event for the community, by the It has confirmed Ivy Tech’s status in our supporters. Denny Burns, above right, is year was bank president John McBride’s first event and others like it set the College apart community—that’s what makes it so unique community as an innovator and leader.” one of many volunteer servers who give opportunity to serve at the fundraiser. in offering educational opportunities to young “The concept is that an individual sponsors and keeps people coming back year after year,” their time to the event. people for the future.” a table,” Smith explains. “The sponsor then says Pappin. West End Bank has sponsored the afternoon “The event is unique in that it attracts a specific invites friends to join them as their guests. tea since inception. The company has kept audience across all walks of life, provides the The primary responsibility of the table sponsor Among the many community supporters are its commitment in support of the unique opportunity to show off wonderful china from the is to invite their friends to fill the table and to the event’s committee members, Jill Anderson, role the event plays in raising awareness of

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Consecutive Giving and Mark Bernfield 1/1 Rebecca Biedler 1/1 Theresa A. Bissell 16/16 Kimberly D. Bloodgood 2/2 James W. Boldman 2/2 Kristen Bonwell 1/1 Tina L. Bowen 1/1 Total Giving Karen Berrier 15/15 James Biggs 1/2 George and Lisa Bittles 10/10 Raymond Bloomer 1/1 Amanda Boley 6/6 Robert and Susanne Bonwell 1/1 Dawn Bowley 1/1 Esterlena Berry 12/14 Sheila M. Biggs 5/7 James Bivens 2/2 Bloomington Metropolitan Professional Philip and Paula Boley 2/2 Douglas Booe 1/1 Charity Bowling 6/7 The numbers appearing after a Lacey Berry 1/1 Tyler L. Biggs 1/1 Tom and Jo Ellen Bivens 2/2 Firefighters Local 586 1/5 Scott and Ginger Boling 1/1 Dylan Boone 1/1 Deborah L. Bowman 2/2 Jennifer Bertram 1/1 Jeffry Billhimer 1/1 Moges Bizuneh 2/12 Bloomington P.E.O. Reciprocity Group 3/3 Karen Boling 1/3 Wendall O. Boothe 1/1 Ken Bowman Jr. 11/11 donor’s name indicate the number Angelica Berumen 1/1 Amanda J. Billings 2/2 Angie D. Bjorge 10/12 Bluegrass Casing, LLC 1/1 Bonnie Bolinger 19/19 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Borchers 1/2 Debbie Bowsher 1/2 of consecutive years of giving, Israel Berumen 1/1 Julie Bilz 2/2 Clyde and Carol Black 2/2 Robert and Kathi Blume 1/1 Cindy Bolinger 1/1 Catherine Borkowski 1/1 Cynthia Boyce 1/1 followed by the total number of Best One Tire & Service of Roger and Lorraine Bingham 16/16 Elizabeth Blackburn 2/2 Travis Blume 3/4 Betty Bolle 1/2 David and Beth Borst 2/7 Betsy D. Boyd 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Richmond, Inc. 14/15 BioConvergence LLC 1/2 Blackburn & Green 1/1 BMI-Marketing 3/3 Ward and Sandy Bollinger 1/1 Kevin and Angie Bostic 5/7 Dion M. Boyd 6/6 John R. Bethell 1/1 David and Lisa Bippus 13/13 Barbara A. Bladen 1/1 Max Bode 2/2 Dawn Bon Ami 2/5 Boston Tool Co., Inc. 2/11 Patty Boyd 5/5 example, “8/16” would indicate Better Merchants Marketing and Media 1/1 Steven Bird 1/1 Ian Blair 1/1 Robert and Jody Bode 3/5 Ron and Mary Bonar 1/2 Karyn Boswell 2/2 Boyd Electric LLC 1/1 that the donor has given eight Sheila R. Betz 1/1 Paula Birt 1/1 Blair Ridge Health Campus 1/1 Richard and Nancy Bodiker 1/1 Jason Bond 2/2 Kiesi Bouger 1/1 Theophilus Boye 2/2 years in a row and has given to Michael and Mary Betzner 1/1 Brad and Deb Bishop 1/3 Stacy Blake Miller 7/7 Jim Boehnlein 1/1 Emily Bonden 1/3 Dave Bough 1/1 Joan Boyer 8/8 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Vickie Bevans 3/3 Danna Bishop 1/9 Curtis R. Blakely 4/5 Bob and Bridget Boellner 1/2 Sharon K. Bone 2/3 Allen and Melissa Bourff 1/1 Boyer Machine & Tool Company, Inc. 2/18 Melanie Beverly 1/1 Grover and Shirley Bishop 1/1 Brenda S. Blakley 5/5 Melanie M. Boesen 5/10 Rose Boneff 10/10 James Bova 1/1 Patrick Boyle 1/1 the time our computer records Rachel M. Bevington 1/1 Michael Bishop 1/1 Carl Blau 17/17 Sylvia Bogle1/20 Daniel Bonkoski 1/6 Bruce and Barbara Bowden 14/15 Daniel F. Boyles 1/1 were established in 1987 through Tuyen Biagi 1/1 Dr. Michael and Vonora Bishop 2/5 Brock D. Blinn 1/1 Boilermakers Local 374 1/5 David and Norma Bonnett 1/1 Chelsea Bowen 1/1 Dean and Julie Brackenridge 1/1 20 June 30, 2012. 21 Danette Bice 1/1 Rebecca Bishop 5/5 Blondie’s LLC 1/1 Sherry Boldery 3/3 Brittany Bontekoe 2/2 Jacqueline H. Bowen 1/1 John and Mary Bradbury 1/1 CREATING OPPORTUNITIES IN BATESVILLE INNOVATIVE PARTNERSHIP WITH CITY HELPS IVY TECH GROW

In recent years, Ivy Tech Southeast has been stepped forward to ensure that students have Fledderman says. “Together, this partnership onef o the more conspicuous examples of the more convenient access to the College. As part can make great things happen for our College’s growth. In 1999, Ivy Tech opened of of this innovative community partnership, the community for generations to come. Together, a lakefront campus on Industrial Drive in Cityf o Batesville has provided a $1 million we can change the lives of our community’s Lawrenceburg. In 2008, a $19 million, 85,000 pledge that will allow Ivy Tech to expand its youth and provide a college campus in step square foot facility was dedicated in Madison. programs. The City’s support will go toward the with the image and structure of Batesville.” Then,n i 2006, with the Lawrenceburg lakefront acquisition and renovation of the former facility at capacity, Ivy Tech began offering Forethought Insurance Building, which will help Ivy Tech Southeast Chancellor Jim Helms classes at a riverfront facility on Walnut Street. foster economic development and job creation agreed, saying the College has long valued its in Batesville and the entire southeast region. partnership with the City and is looking forward Amid all this growth, however, there was one to doing even more to help bring new missing piece in the puzzle: Batesville. While Rick Fledderman, Mayor of the City of Batesville opportunities to Batesville. the College had offered classes at a campus and an Ivy Tech campaign cabinet member, growth of a campus. The City of Batesville has The redesigned facility will include multimedia on Highway 46 since 1999, more space emphasized how critical collaboration has been “By obtaining the Forethought facility,” partnered with Ivy Tech and committed classrooms; health, nursing, science, and was needed. in the development of the project. Chancellor Helms said, “Ivy Tech Community community leaders to welcome this challenging computer labs; a manufacturing job training College becomes a major community influence opportunity to be on the leading edge of center; and a conference center. Its location Enter the City of Batesville. Just as it had when “It is important for the City of Batesville to be a in economic development through expanded progress in Batesville and Ripley County.” makes Ivy Tech the only full campus, community Ivy Tech Batesville will soon have a the Ivy Tech campus first opened, the City has part of this project—and we are,” Mayor jobs, enrollment, and activity related to the college on the I-74 corridor between Ohio and new home, thanks to a community Indianapolis. Classes are scheduled to begin in partnership that includes Mayor January 2012. Rick Fledderman.

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Consecutive Giving and Kelly J. Bradford 2/2 Judith A. Breeden 1/1 Christina Brinson 1/1 Arlicia Brown 1/1 Tracy Bruce 1/1 Martha Bugher 1/1 Scott and Melinda Burkley 1/1 Total Giving Mark and Katy Bradford 1/3 Janet Breen 9/9 B. Irene Britt 4/4 Beau D. Brown 1/1 Steve and Cherie Bruhn 2/9 Building Associates, Inc. 2/2 Cindy Burnett 1/1 Kevin and Rhonda Bradley 13/13 Troy and Deana Brehmer 1/1 Stacey Britton 1/1 Daniel J. Brown 2/2 Lorna L. Brummer 1/1 Lori Buksar 1/2 Jennifer Burnett 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Mary A. Bradshaw 10/10 David and Maren Breitwieser 4/4 Mary E. Broaddus 2/2 Jennifer M. Brown 1/1 Jo Bruns 1/1 April Bulich 1/1 Michelle J. Burnett 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Nathan Bragg 1/1 Diana Brenner 1/1 Daniel Brock 1/1 Jeremy Brown 1/1 Anthony Bryan 1/1 Bulldog Battery Corporation 2/2 Leo and Lucy Burns 1/1 Jesse Brand and Geri Handley 2/3 Kent and Marilyn Brenton 3/3 Brock’s Guttering 1/1 Joyce A. Brown 1/1 Arthur A. Bryant 1/1 Brandy Bunch 1/1 Marcia Burns 2/2 of consecutive years of giving, Mason A. Brandenberger 1/1 Terry Brewer 2/2 Michelle Brodfehrer 5/5 Kathryn Brown 1/1 David M. Bryant 1/1 Wayne and Kathy Bunker 3/4 Endia Burrell 1/1 followed by the total number of Anthony Brandon 1/1 Don and Edna Brian 2/2 Janet Brodsky 15/15 Latoya Brown 1/1 David C. and Janet Bryant 1/1 David and Lana Bunner 3/16 Gale Burtch 3/4 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Brandy’s, Inc. 1/2 Jeff and Lynda Bricker 10/10 Steven and Kathleen Brookbank 1/1 Mandy Brown 1/3 Marilyn Bryant 1/1 Jeff G. Bunting 4/4 Dwight Burton Sr. 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Keith and Lynne Branham 4/4 Andy Bridges 3/3 Elijah Brooks 1/1 David and Marcia Brown 2/2 Barbara K. Bryars 1/1 Terry Burch 1/1 Pam Burton 10/10 Jim and Renee Brannon 2/2 Anthony Bridges 1/1 John and Carol Brooks 1/4 Mary Brown 2/6 BSA LifeStructures, Inc. 3/14 Carlita Burchnell 1/1 Ronald E. Busch 2/2 that the donor has given eight Brannon Robinson Sowers William F. Bridges 1/2 Koco Brooks 10/10 Nancy Brown 6/6 Virgil Bube 9/9 Teresa Burdge 2/2 Cheri Bush 2/3 years in a row and has given to Hughel & Doss PC 1/1 Bridgestone Retail Operations, LLC 1/1 Mary Ann Brooks 4/4 Steven and Staci Brown 9/9 LaDonna Buchanan 1/1 Phil and Connie Burgan 1/1 Karen Bush 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Cynthia R. Branson 1/1 Rebecca Brightwell 1/1 Mike Brooks 2/2 Tashawnda Brown 2/2 Jeanise Buck 2/5 Diana Burge 9/9 Phil and Jane Bush 1/2 the time our computer records Bert and Johnnie Brantley 4/4 Jerry and Kimberly Briner 12/12 Richard L. Brooks 2/2 Treva J. Brown 1/1 Susan, Mary Ellen and Dorothy Buck 1/1 Audrey Burgess 1/1 Linda and Ron Buskirk 1/2 Ashlynn Branum 1/1 Jennifer Brink 6/6 Susan Brooks 5/5 Pamela J. Browne 1/1 Andrew R. Buckle 2/2 Roxy Ann Burgess 1/1 Ronald Buskirk 1/1 were established in 1987 through Gary Brasher 2/2 Alan and Brenda Brink 2/2 Laurie S. Brough 1/1 Dan and Phyllis Brubaker 5/10 Mike and Carol Buck 3/3 Rob and Melissa Burke 1/1 Busy B’s Auto Cleanup 1/1 June 30, 2012. 22 23 Derek Braun 1/1 Julie Brinksneader 1/2 Albert W. Brown III 1/1 Chad W. Bruce 1/1 Tamela Buehner 2/2 Robin L. Burke 1/1 O’Merrial Butchee 6/7 A POWERFUL PARTNERSHIP VECTREN AND IVY TECH WORK TOGETHER TO IMPROVE SOUTHWEST INDIANA

The employees at Vectren, an energy holding decade, Vectren has supported the campus Most recently, the Vectren Foundation company headquartered in Evansville, provide a through cash and in-kind gifts. In 2001, then supported the first annual Ivy Tech Southwest critical service that helps keep the region’s CEO Niel Ellerbrook played a major role in Gala event as the Platinum Sponsor, with a gift homes and businesses running. To ensure their leading the Ivy Tech Foundation capital of $10,000. Vectren CEO Carl Chapman workers have the skills they need, Vectren has campaign, which resulted in raising $9 million. attended the Gala and spoke about the impact partnered with Ivy Tech Community College for Strong support from Vectren included Ivy Tech has had on southwest Indiana and the a variety of training programs. sponsorship of the Ivy Tech Workforce opportunities he sees Ivy Tech making available Certification Center, dedication of the Vectren in the future. “As a large employer in the community, we Auditorium and a commitment of $200,000 need well-trained and highly-skilled employees over five years. Vectren’s executive vice president Bill Doty in all facets of our business, from operating our has also donated valuable time and leadership power plants, to installing our infrastructure or In 2008, Vectren donated a power plant by serving on the Ivy Tech Southwest Board maintaining our information technology simulator valued at $110,000 to the Evansville of Directors and by hosting events at the “Vectren is a statewide leader in the business It’s a partnership Vectren hopes to extend long Vectren CEO Carl Chapman showed systems,” says Jeff Whiteside, president of the campus so that students specializing in Vectren headquarters. community in Indiana,” Chancellor Schenk says. into the future. his support for the College by speaking Vectren Foundation. “Ivy Tech helps meet the power plants in the Industrial Technology at the first annual Ivy Tech Southwest “We’re grateful to have them here in our area and needs of Vectren and many other southwest program could get hands-on experience in Ivy Tech Southwest Chancellor Dan Schenk Gala event. even more grateful for their steadfast and generous “We find that partnerships create a very effective Indiana businesses.” the utilities field. In 2010 and again in 2012, says the value of Vectren’s partnership with the support during the past decade. Just when we environment and solid outcomes,” Whiteside Vectren donated hardware for use by College is immeasurable. think they’ve done so much for us, they step up says. “Whether in the board room or the Vectren’s support of Ivy Tech goes beyond this students in the Electrical Technology and with yet another way to help us create the campus classroom, working together helps both parties training partnership, however. For more than a Maintenance programs. of the future. They not only support us, but they define critical needs and the best solution to help propel us forward. This campus and our meet those needs.” programs would not be the same without them.”

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Consecutive Giving and David W. Butler 2/2 Donald Callahan 1/1 Marian M. Canada 3/3 Carroll County Farm Bureau, Inc. 2/3 Cassady Electrical Contractors, Inc. 2/2 Robin A. Chaddock 1/1 Thomas Chester 1/1 Total Giving Dave and Mary Butler 12/15 Bob Calliotte 2/3 Jill Canine 2/9 Jeffery Carson 1/1 E. Dale Cassidy 1/2 Allen Chadwick 3/3 Chester, Inc. 8/8 Iola Monzell Butler 1/9 Amy Callison 1/1 Barbara Cannaday 16/16 Jesse P. Carson 1/1 Micha Cassidy 1/1 Kay Chagares 1/1 Carla Chestnut 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Michael and Lisa Butt 4/18 Callistus Smith Agency 1/1 John C. Cantrell 1/1 Ashley and Rance Carter 1/2 Alex Castaneda 1/1 John R. Chalfin 5/5 Monase Chibambo 1/1 Byron Butterfield 5/5 Calumet College of St. Joseph 1/2 Jillian Cantu 2/2 Bruce and Rita Carter 15/15 David Castaneda 1/1 John and Jean Chambers 1/11 Mike Childers 3/3 donor’s name indicate the number Kim Butts 2/6 Calumet Park Funeral Chapel 3/5 Rhonda Cantu 2/2 Diane Carter 1/1 Melanie E. Castle 1/1 Myrna Chambers 1/2 Donald and Cynthia Childers 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Nicole Butz 1/1 Elizabeth Camacho 1/1 Mary Carbaugh 1/1 Geneva Carter 1/1 Lourdes F. Castro 2/2 William Chambers 1/1 Robert Childress 1/1 followed by the total number of Vicki Buzash 4/7 Maurice Cambridge 1/1 James and Missy Card 1/1 Joe Carter Jr. 4/4 Gayle Cate 1/1 Beth Chaney 3/3 Chillers Microcreamery, LLC 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Wendy Byers 1/1 Cambridge City Casket Company, Inc. 2/11 Philip Cardenas 1/1 Kathy Carter 13/13 Catholic Charities 1/1 Alan Chapman 1/1 April Christie 1/1 Ty Bynum 1/1 Campagna Academy 2/6 Jeff Cardwell 1/1 Meredith L. and Nellie E. Carter 24/25 James R. Catlett 1/1 Carole Ann Chapman 2/4 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Christman 5/5 example, “8/16” would indicate Wallace and Ruth Byrne 24/25 Norman and Brenda Campbell 2/2 Mary Carey 1/1 Valerie Carter 5/5 Larry and Susan Catt 16/16 Paul Chapman 4/4 Christ Christoff 9/9 that the donor has given eight Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Cain 14/23 Cynthia L. Campbell 1/1 Bill and Dottie Jo Carlson 1/1 Kay Cartwright 1/1 Kathleen Cavanaugh 3/3 Teresa Chapman 1/1 Gary Chubb 7/7 years in a row and has given to Tom and Susan Cartwright 15/15 Robert Cain 4/4 Janice K. Campbell 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. H. Edward Carmichael Jr. 9/9 CDI, Inc. 1/2 Melinda Chapple 2/2 Kimberly M. Church 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Joanna Calabrese 1/1 Jean Campbell 5/5 Amanda L. Carnicello 1/1 Gloria Carvey 14/16 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cecil 1/1 Ed and Sharon Charbonneau 7/8 Christina L. Cieslik 5/5 Lannie P. Caldwell 1/1 Kathy Campbell 5/9 Rebecca S. Carothers 5/6 Paul and Cindy Casey 1/22 Chris and Peggy Cenova 1/1 Evelyn Charles 2/2 Bernie Cinkoske 1/15 the time our computer records Melanie and Tom Caldwell 2/2 Melody Campbell 6/6 Beth Carr 3/3 Fredette Cash 2/2 Samuel Centellas 1/1 Steve and Jan Chase 21/22 Gayla Cirillo 1/1 were established in 1987 through Clarice Calhoun 1/1 Sandra L. Campbell 1/1 Sierra Carrillo 1/1 Cass County Arts Council 1/1 Century 21 - Breeden Realtors 3/4 Cristina Chavez 1/1 24 June 30, 2012. 25 Teresa Calhoun 1/1 Luis and Kate Campos 1/1 Chris Carroll II 1/5 Cass County Title Company, Inc. 3/4 Jennifer Cerneant 1/1 Angela Chesser 1/1 City of Blgtn. Bloomington Urban Enterprise THE ART OF THE MATTER PAT HARRISON GIVES STUDENTS SPACE TO CREATE

Art has always interested Pat Harrison, a New From the early 1980s on, she’s traveled to see “It’s such a beautiful gallery,” Harrison says. Albany real estate agent and broker. Raised in some of the world’s greatest works in person. In “It’s just breathtaking. You can walk through in Louisville, she was within walking distance of particular, she recalls her recent visit to a hurry and just glance, but if you have time, the Speed Art Museum. It became a frequent Amsterdam to see Rembrandt’s The Night you can really take your time and look at the destination, and she enjoyed roaming the Watch and going to Florence, Italy, to see art. It gives the students another dimension to galleries, captivated in particular by paintings Michelangelo’s David. their education.” created by the classical masters. But art, she says, should be more accessible. Harrison is also involved in the Southern A decade later, a college art appreciation class That’s why she has supported Ivy Tech Indiana Arts Council and other causes that taught her about a wide variety of artists, their Southern Indiana’s visual communication support artistic expression. Harrison also plans techniques and their work. She gained program, which trains aspiring graphic to help fund the construction of a clock plaza, appreciation for many different types of art. designers and artists. She enjoys meeting which will be built at Ivy Tech Southern Indiana students and recently offered to sponsor a in 2013. support, but has many times rolled her sleeves artists clicking a mouse and selecting colors on a Pat Harrison shares her love of art with Ivy Tech Southern Indiana students by “I still have my book from that class,” Harrison gallery displaying their work. The gallery, now up and worked, serving on boards, organizing computer screen. The gallery is especially sponsoring a gallery named in her honor. says. “I still have the papers I wrote for that named the Pat Harrison Fine Arts & Design “Pat’s support of arts in the community is events, and coming up with creative ways to attractive to her because it allows students a way class. I took that book as my Bible, and as Gallery in her honor, stretches along one of the invaluable for our region,” said Rita Hudson bring the arts to the forefront in the community. to gain an appreciation of each other’s work and soon as I could afford it, I started traveling newly built Ogle Hall’s main corridors and Shourds, Chancellor of Ivy Tech Southern We are delighted that she wants to support to receive recognition. to see art.” displays student artwork. Indiana. “She has not only offered financial Ivy Tech.” “Walking through the gallery takes the day a step Harrison says she believes the work of all artists above your daily chores and tasks,” Harrison should be appreciated—whether they are says. “That’s exactly what art does.” celebrated creators from centuries ago or local 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Consecutive Giving and Association, Inc 1/1 Sherry Clark 1/1 Tammy J. Cline 1/1 Cathy Cole 4/4 Colonial Enterprises 1/1 Willis and Penny Conner 1/1 Loren L. Coon 1/1 Total Giving City of Gary 1/6 William H. Clark 1/1 Dawn M. Clinkenbeard 1/1 James O. and Alice F. Cole Foundation 7/7 Catherine Coltun 2/6 Jeb Conrad 2/2 Gloria and Dennis Coons 2/2 City of Hobart 1/1 Clark Memorial Hospital 4/8 Clinton County Farm Bureau, Inc. 1/2 Milt and Jean Cole 2/2 Columbus Area Visitors Center, Inc. 2/2 Daniel and Jerilyn Consla 1/2 Dave Cooper 1/1 The numbers appearing after a City of Terre Haute 4/9 Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Clarkson 1/6 Charles and Nancy Jo Cloud 1/1 Lee and Sally Cole 8/11 Steven Combs 2/9 Anita A. Conway 3/3 Kim D. Coope r7/10 Clabber Girl Corporation 3/3 Jim and Bev Clary 2/2 Diane K. Cloud 2/2 Mart Cole 1/1 Commercial Service of Bloomington, Inc. 1/1 Tamre Conwell 10/10 Major J. Cooper 3/3 donor’s name indicate the number Brad Clark 1/1 Shanell Clayton 1/1 Kimberly Cloud 11/11 Teri L. Cole 5/5 Community First Bank of Indiana 6/6 Phil and Vicky Conwell 1/3 Richard J. Cooper 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Carole Clark 1/2 Amy L. Cleeton 1/1 Jan Clover 2/2 Cole Hardwood, Inc. 3/8 Community Foundation of Bloomington Alayne Cook 6/13 Deanna Coopman 6/6 followed by the total number of Gail R. Clark 1/1 Tani M. Cleeton 3/3 Christopher and Shannon Clulow 3/3 Arlene C. Coleman 1/1 and Monroe County John and Deb Cook 2/2 Gordon and Lynn Cope 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For James Clark 12/12 Beth and Ronald Clemens 7/7 Bethany Cmar 1/1 Jason Coleman 1/1 Joyce Poling Fund 1/4 Donald and Jean Cook 1/1 Paula M. Cope 1/1 Gary and Susan Clark 10/10 Michael Clemens 2/2 Elizabeth Cobb 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Coleman 1/1 Community Foundation of Durron M. Cook 1/1 Chris Copp 2/2 example, “8/16” would indicate Jason Clark 1/1 Susan Clemmer 3/3 Lisa Cobb 1/1 Thomas and Kathleen Coley 1/1 Howard County 4/9 Ramona D. Cook 6/9 Bruce and Amy Corbin 1/1 that the donor has given eight Karen Clark 1/1 Valerie Clerget 7/7 Cobblestone Crossings 1/5 Luaano Colin 1/1 Comprehensive Financial Consultants 1/2 Ron and Maureen Cook 3/4 Corder’s Car Care Inc. 1/14 years in a row and has given to David and Margaret Coll 1/1 Dave and Michelle Clark 2/3 Chad and Mary Clevenger 2/4 Kourtney L. Cochran 2/2 Kerry Compton 1/1 Thomas Cooke 7/23 Brant L. Cording 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Misti Clark 1/1 CLG International 1/1 Erin C. Cockrum 1/1 Charles F. Collett 1/1 Ralph Comstock 13/14 Karen Cool 1/1 Judy Corey 5/5 Natalie N. Clark 1/1 Sabrina L. Click 1/1 Jennifer L. Coe 1/1 Bradd Collins 1/1 Christian and Carolyn Condo 1/1 Daniel Cooley 1/1 John and Pat Corey 1/10 the time our computer records Paul Clark 1/1 Bradley Clidence 1/2 Joseph R. Coffman 1/1 Carrie C. Collins 1/1 Benita Conn 4/4 Jerry Cooley 1/2 Jeffrey Cornett 1/1 were established in 1987 through Randolph S. Clark 4/6 David and Kim Clifton 22/22 Barbara Cole 1/1 Dawn Collins 1/3 Joe and Melody Conn 1/11 Jonathan Coomes 1/1 Lee Corr 1/1 26 June 30, 2012. 27 Rebecca Clark 1/1 Lonnie and Cecil Clifton 2/5 Brenda Cole 15/15 Colonial Classics Inc. 1/1 Kimberly Conner 5/5 Christina Coon 16/16 Correll’s L. P. Gas, Inc. 1/1 HELPING CLOSE THE “INCOME GAP” FERGUSONS SUPPORT IVY TECH TO HELP SUSTAIN THE ECONOMY, EDUCATE WORKERS

Steve and Connie Ferguson believe that building “We have over 20 million people in this country gift to the center and raised an additional a competent and capable workforce begins who are either unemployed or underemployed,” $10,000 from another donor. with education. To support that belief, they’ve he said. “We’ve got 2 million vacant jobs in this given generously to the Bloomington campus country. It’s a gap we have in education and The couple also supports Ivy Tech by giving of Ivy Tech Community College during the past training, and it’s also an income gap because their time. Connie represented Bloomington decade, helping the campus accommodate a people who have an education are earning on Ivy Tech’s Regional Board of Trustees when surge in enrollment. consistently more than those without. That Bloomington was affiliated with the Columbus income gap can only be solved by education.” region and has served as the chairperson of Recently, the Fergusons made a $1 million the Ivy Tech Bloomington Regional Board of gift to the Bloomington campus to help fund The Fergusons know a great deal about Trustees since the Bloomington campus was a campus expansion project that will help creating jobs and growing the economy. Both established in 2000. She said she believes the accommodate current students and allow are business leaders, with Connie being the opening of the current building in 2002 was a for future growth. To acknowledge their owner of CS Property Management, and Steve catalyst that made the Bloomington campus can see it in the students — they recognize this “It’s a gateway here,” he said. “Not to take Bloomington region Chancellor John contributions, Ivy Tech Community College serving as Chairman of the Board of Cook one of the fastest-growing in the nation. Steve institution means something.” anything away from the other schools in Indiana, Whikehart, Connie Ferguson, Steve named the facility the Connie and Steve Group and President of the French Lick Resort. has participated in the College’s Corporate Ferguson, and Ivy Tech President Thomas but if you think about the two impact institutions Ferguson Academic Building in August, 2011. Two years ago, they were also among the first College marketing plan as a contributor to both Snyder celebrate the naming of the Steve Ferguson said the growth of the Ivy Tech in this state, IU has over 100,000 students to support Ivy Tech Bloomington’s new Gayle a video presentation and a statewide television Connie and Steve Ferguson Academic Bloomington campus has created a special and Ivy Tech serves nearly 200,000 students At the dedication of the new building, and Bill Cook Center for Entrepreneurship, advertising campaign. Building in August, 2011. synergy with its increasing cooperation and annually. I would guess that if you added up all Mr. Ferguson said that he and his wife which was established in June 2010 to support partnerships with IU and turned Bloomington into of the other public and private institutions support education because it is critical to local residents who want to start their own “It’s one of those cases where the bricks and an education hub. together they wouldn’t educate as many people economic development. businesses. The Fergusons made a $25,000 mortar made a difference,” Connie said. “You as IU and Ivy Tech.”

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Consecutive Giving and Tom and Dot Corson 2/3 Charlene Cox 1/1 David Cramer 1/1 Matthew Croft 1/1 Bonnie Cummins 3/3 Paul Dadosky 12/12 Group, Inc. 1/1 Total Giving Jose Cortes Jr. 1/1 Daniel Cox 1/1 Kim Cramer 1/1 Lacie Crone 1/1 Brenda Cummins 1/2 Joyce E. Dahlhauser 3/3 Lori A. Danielson 1/1 Jose M. Cortina Hernandez 1/1 Erica A. Cox 1/1 Odessa Crane 1/1 Kimberly J. Crooks 1/1 Jessica Cummins 1/1 Brock E. Dahlin 1/4 Hannah Dann 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Sarah R. Cote 1/1 Jennifer L. Cox 2/2 Ariel Crawley 1/1 Gerald Croop 1/5 Cummins Electric, Inc. 1/2 Mandy Dahlquist 1/1 Sherry Danne r1/1 Doug and Tonyia Cottom 2/2 Nancy A. Cox 1/4 Create-A-Cake LLC 1/1 Crossroads Dragway 1/1 James Cunning and Lisa Stone 1/1 Cecilia J. Daily 18/18 Paul Odenwelder and Tracey donor’s name indicate the number D. Page Cotton 3/5 Phyllis Cox 18/18 Creative Health Solutions 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crouse 1/1 Paul and Michelle Cunningham 1/1 Chuck and Patsy Daily 1/2 Danner-Odenwelder 2/2 of consecutive years of giving, Gary Cottrill 10/13 Ruth Cox 1/1 Pamela Creech 1/1 Mike Crowder 1/1 Robert Cunningham 11/11 Paul Daily 2/3 Jesse Dansby Jr. 1/1 followed by the total number of David Couger 1/1 Tanner Cox 1/1 Rickie D. Creech 5/7 Crown Point Community Foundation, Inc. 2/3 Margaret J. Hood Cupp 1/1 Rita Daily 1/1 Richard and Betty Darko 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For John Couger 1/1 Ute and Lynn Coyne 2/3 Sherra Creed 1/5 Anita Crull 1/1 Virgil E. and Ann Curley 5/16 Kristina Daly 1/1 Charles Dash 1/1 William and Laura Couger 1/1 Kevin Cradic 1/1 Allyson Crews 4/4 CSI Electronics 1/1 Opal Curry 1/1 Janet Dalzell 2/2 Franklin and Janet Daskalos 6/6 example, “8/16” would indicate Danette Coughlan 1/3 Donald Crafton and Susan Ohmer 1/6 William J. Cridland 1/1 Carrie Culbertson 1/1 Ali Curtis 5/5 Mika J. Dalzell 1/1 Marvin and Deborah Daugherty 1/14 that the donor has given eight Donisha Council 1/1 Sara Crafton 1/1 Paula Cripe 1/1 Melanie Culbertson 6/6 Donniece Cushenberry 1/1 Tyson and Tiffany Damitz 1/1 Rosemary and Keith Daugherty 2/5 years in a row and has given to David and Linda Cull 1/1 The Country Rib Eye 1/1 Elaine Craig 3/3 Dr. April Miller Cripliver 1/1 Joshua A. Cusick 1/1 Dana Corporation Foundation 6/17 Daniel W. Davenport Sr. 1/2 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Matt Courtney 1/2 Liz Craig 3/3 Russell and Tarrie Crist 2/2 Zach and Christine Cullum 2/2 CVS Pharmacy 1/1 Elaina Daniels 1/1 Julie David 2/2 Monica Cousin 3/3 Lori and Steve Craig 1/1 Deanna R. Critser 1/1 Jennifer Culver 2/2 Dan Czerniak 1/1 Kirk and Wendy Daniels 1/1 Jannette N. Davidson 1/1 the time our computer records Nimbus Couzin 1/1 Ronald Craig 1/1 Amber Crittenden 1/1 Mike Culver 1/1 D.D.R. Digital Imaging, Inc. 2/2 LeAnne Daniels 1/3 Nathan Davidson 2/2 were established in 1987 through Lindy Covalt 1/8 Michael Crain 1/1 Devon R. Crittenden 1/1 Gene Cummings 1/1 Bryant Dabney 1/1 Seth Davidson 1/1 28 June 30, 2012. 29 John A. Cowan 1/1 Dale and Gail Craker 6/7 Pat Crittendon 1/2 Prentice and Doris Cummings 4/23 Derek Dabrowiak 3/3 Daniels & Alexander Freedom Financial Seth A. Davidson 1/2 OUTSTANDING ALUMNI AND BENEFACTORS HONORED ALUMNI RECOGNIZED WITH PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Each year, Ivy Tech recognizes its outstanding alumni and benefactors—those who demonstrate what Ivy Tech makes possible for its graduates, enable student success, and allow the College to have such a great impact around the state. We applaud this year’s recipients Each year, Ivy Tech presents two special awards and thank them for their contributions. Richmond’s Dr. Patricia Lang to deserving alumni. The Alumni Professional ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS BENEFACTORS OF THE YEAR receives the Professional Achievement Award. Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Patricia Northwest Region: Michael H. Spears Northwest Region: Drs. Rade and Leslie Pejic L. Lang. Dr. Lang, a member of the Ball State North Central Region: Kelly E. Skirvin North Central Region: K21 Health Foundation Northeast Region: Nyan Aung Northeast Region: Donald F. Wood chemistry faculty since 1987, was recognized for Lafayette Region: Lynetta Raplee Lafayette Region: Michael and Susan Smith her work as a professor, researcher, grant writer Kokomo Region: David E. Murphy Kokomo Region: Jean Koch East Central Region: Gregory A. Ranger East Central Region: Robert D. Loose and Family and author. Barbara J. Ault received the Alumni Wabash Valley Region: Shane M. Huffman Wabash Valley Region: John Rutherford Personal Achievement Award. Ault graduated Central Indiana Region: Jill M. Vandegriff Central Indiana Region: Lilly Endowment, Inc. Southeast’s Barbara Ault receives the Richmond Region: Dr. Patricia L. Lang Richmond Region: The Stidham Family from Ivy Tech in 2007, then transferred her Personal Achievement Columbus Region: Joanna L. Nedeau-Kilby Columbus Region: Bill DeMichieli Award. credits to St. Mary of the Woods, completing Southeast Region: Barbara J. Ault Southeast Region: King’s Daughters’ Hospital and Health Services Southwest Region: Stacy L. Little Southwest Region: Elna Ryals her bachelor’s degree in 2010 and a master’s Southern Indiana Region: Joyce G. Edds Southern Indiana Region: Judge Carlton and Sue Sanders degreen i 2011. Bloomington Region: Lisa D. Taylor Bloomington Region: Cook Medical

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Consecutive Giving and Bertha Davis 1/1 Tracie Davis 8/8 Drs. Bud and Kate DeCleene 1/1 Delphi Electronics & Safety 1/3 Dever Distributing Company, Inc. 3/6 Tom and Julie Diesman 1/1 Anila Din 5/5 Total Giving Cynthia Davis 1/1 Tyrone Davis 1/1 Chris Deeds 1/1 Luis DeLuna 1/1 DEWCO Sales, Inc. 6/6 Tom Dietel 1/1 Ivan L. Dinger 1/1 Donna Davis 15/16 Verne and Loren Davis 1/1 James Deeg 9/12 Maria D. Deluna 1/1 Gary and Beth DeWees 25/25 Karrie Dietzen 12/12 John and Rolanda Dinkel 2/3 The numbers appearing after a Erica R. Davis 1/1 Elizabeth Davison 1/1 Andrew Deere 2/2 Patricia DeNeal 17/17 Sam DeWeese 6/6 Carrie Dietzer 4/4 Theresa Disch 2/2 Gary Davis 2/2 Ronald and Marla Dawson 2/12 DeFouw Chevrolet - BMW, Inc. 1/2 Ashley Denham 1/1 Carl Dewitt 1/1 Laura Diggle 1/1 Brittany Ditsler 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Joan Davis 1/1 Representative John Day 1/1 Janet Degler 1/1 P. Dean and Marsha Denhart 3/12 Jessica Dewitt 1/1 Aleisa Dill 1/1 Donna Ditton 5/5 of consecutive years of giving, Jimmie and Karen Davis 3/5 Mark C. Day 1/1 William Dehaven Jr. 1/1 Paul Dennis 2/2 John DiCenso 1/1 Derrick Dill 1/1 Paulette Dittrich 1/4 followed by the total number of Kimberley Davis 1/1 Natalie Da 1/1 L. Marcus DeHon 1/1 Daniel Deno 22/22 Jamie Dick 1/1 Sharon D. Dill 1/1 Jeanette Dix 1/2 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Larry and Suzanne Davis 1/1 Ted and Jerrylyn Dean 12/12 Sherry Deirth 1/3 Jack and Jayne Deno 2/2 William Dick 1/1 Jewel K. Diller 17/17 Donnie K. Dixon 1/1 Lorie Davis 4/4 Nora Dean 2/2 Deister Machine Company, Inc. 4/4 Pippa Dent 1/1 David L. Dickinson 1/1 Paula and Brian Dillion 2/9 Lucinda Dobbs 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Marilyn S. Davis 1/1 Jeff Deaton 1/1 Laara DeLain 2/2 Dental Care, LLC 2/2 Tony R. Dickinson 1/1 Debra Dillman 12/12 James and Joyce Dobson 4/5 that the donor has given eight Matt Davis 1/1 Tim and Cheri DeBruicker 2/4 Bruce Delaplane 6/6 Danielle Denton 2/2 Scott A. Dickison 2/2 Julie A. Dillman 1/1 Eileen Dockery 1/1 years in a row and has given to Louis and Carolynn DePaul 8/13 Michael R. Davis 7/7 Robin Dechene 1/1 Richard Delby 1/3 Angie and Dan Dickman 1/2 Matthew A. Dillman 19/20 Laura J. Dodds 2/2 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Nancy Davis 2/2 Jeff and Alisa Deck 2/2 Jessica Delgado 1/1 Larry DePersia 2/2 Daniel and Susannah Dickman 2/2 Alan and Suzanne Dillman 5/12 Kelly Doherty 1/1 Patrick Davis 1/1 Clinton J. Deck 1/1 John and Barbara Delker 1/1 Robin Derbigny 7/7 Brittany Diebolt 1/1 Diane Dillow 16/18 Fred and Renee’ Donaldson 1/1 the time our computer records Quaeina A. Davis 1/1 Steven and Pamela Deckard 5/5 Dennis L. Dell 3/3 Joshua Derringer 1/1 Matthew Diebolt 1/1 Larry and Nancy Dillworth 1/1 Jean Donica 1/1 were established in 1987 through Ruth G. Davis 1/1 Trent R. Deckard 2/4 Justin and Brandi Delp 1/1 Designscape 1/1 Jeanie Diemer 3/10 Richard A. Dimaggio 1/1 Dave and Angie Donnell 7/7 30 June 30, 2012. 31 Larry and Stella Davis 21/21 Darryl Decker 8/8 Lenora Delp 1/1 Mary K. Dethomas 1/1 Sharon R. Dierdorff 1/1 Abid Din 10/10 Brian Dooley 3/3 SWAFFORD RECEIVES SAMPLE AWARD CONNECTING WITH OUR COMMUNITIES

Larry G. Swafford, Ph.D., R.T., Dean of the School of As Indiana’s community college, Ivy Tech is committed to being a resource to the cities and towns we serve. The Ivy Tech Foundation plays a vital role in this aspect of our mission by hosting events that educate, inspire and entertain. The following are just two examples of the Health Sciences at Ivy Tech Bloomington campus, was Foundation’s community engagement efforts: honored with the Glenn W. Sample Award for Excellence in

Instruction, Ivy Tech’s highest honor for a faculty member. IVY TECH NORTHWEST VAUDEVILLE REVUE IVY TECH SOUTHWEST GALA

Dr. Swafford began teaching at Ivy Tech’s Bloomington A century ago, vaudeville acts travelled the Ivy Tech Southwest transformed the Koch Student Center from a lively campus in 2006 as the Professor and Program Chair of country to entertain and amuse their student commons area to a fabulous formal setting for its inaugural gala, audiences. In this same spirit, Ivy Tech “This is IT.” More than 240 guests attended the event, which featured the state’s only accredited two-year Radiation Therapy Northwest hosts an annual Vaudeville Revue Vectren Corporation as the lead sponsor. The event was a true success, with more than program. He not only developed the state’s only associate featuring professional talent and local $60,000 raised for of science in radiation therapy, but also the nation’s first celebrities performing skits, jokes, dance scholarships and numbers and novelty songs with proceeds Dr. Larry Swafford, fourth from left, and only Proton Therapy Specialist Certificate. Including faculty/staff benefitting program enhancements at the East was honored with the 2011 Ivy the program’s first graduates in 2008, Dr. Swafford has graduated 36 Registered Radiation Therapists development. Tech Glenn W. Sample Award for Chicago, Gary, Michigan City and Valparaiso Excellence in Instruction. and 53 Proton-Certified students. In January 2012, Dr. Swafford’s Proton Therapy Specialist Certificate campuses. State Senator Ed Charbonneau, a truly good sport and a program was nominated as one of only 10 national semi-finalists for the Community College Futures strong supporter of Ivy Tech, took a pie in the face at the event. Assembly Bellwether Award for Innovation in Workforce Development.

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Consecutive Giving and Charity Dooley 1/1 W. David and Deborah Downey 1/1 Marilyn Dudley 5/5 Ruth Dunlap 5/8 Bobbi Eagan 1/1 of Wabash County, Inc. 3/3 El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant 1/1 Total Giving Dorris Dooley 1/1 Brian Downing 2/2 Ashley Duffey 2/2 Sheri A. Dunlavy 8/8 Susie Eagan 5/5 Carly Edrington 1/1 Sherry Elder 3/5 Matthew Doppke 1/2 Dale Downs 14/14 Dennis A. Dugger 1/2 Bonnie Dunn 2/3 Patrick and Valerie Eakins 5/8 Daniel Edsall 1/1 Edith R. Elderkin 1/1 The numbers appearing after a David and Laura Doran 2/2 Alan and Gail Dowty 1/10 Melinda Dugger 1/1 Nancie and Bruce Dunn 1/1 Paul Earles 3/3 Educational Talent Search 3/6 Ricardo Elizaldi 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Bill Dorff 6/6 Jim Doninger and Mary Doyle-Doninger 2/2 Duke Energy - Kokomo 7/11 Henry and Sheri Dunn 1/1 Larry Earls 1/1 Lisa Edwards 1/1 Roy Elkes 3/5 Heidi A. Dormady 1/1 John R. Dragoo MD 4/5 Bev Dunbar 1/1 Courtney Duran 1/1 Thomas Earnhart 9/9 Peg and Craig Ehlen 24/24 Beshoy Elkomos 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Joan E. Dorman 1/1 Kenny and Sandra Dragoo 3/11 James Dunbar 1/1 John Durbin 6/11 Debbie East 3/3 Diana L. Ehler 5/5 Linda Ellenstein 3/3 followed by the total number of Lisa L. Dorrel 1/1 Chris Drake 1/1 Karen Dunbar 3/3 Denver Durham 1/1 East Central Indiana Estate William Ehler 5/5 Marion Eller 2/6 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Vanessa Dorsett 1/1 Christina L. Drake 1/1 Jim Duncan 1/3 Brett Durphey 1/1 Planning Council 1/1 Rebecca Eib 7/7 Colette Ellinghouse 1/5 example, “8/16” would indicate DOT Foods, Inc. 1/2 Jerry P. Drake 1/2 Jessica R. Duncan 2/2 Michael W. Durphey 1/1 East Central Region Hospitality Students 1/1 Barbara A. Eichhorst 1/1 Scott and Mary Elliott 1/1 Larry Dotson 10/10 Scott Drake 1/1 Jonathan Duncan 2/4 Joe and Dallas Dutka 1/1 East Wind Acupuncture 2/2 Julienne Eickhoff 1/1 Elliott Essentials LLC 1/1 that the donor has given eight Bob and Carolyn Doty 1/3 Megan Drew 1/1 Robert Duncan 1/1 Rachel Dutton 1/1 Eastern Indiana WIFI, Inc. 1/2 Gayle and Joyce Eikenberry 1/1 John Elwood 2/2 years in a row and has given to Douglas Auto Sales 1/1 Mary Driver 1/1 Vanessa Duncan 1/1 Greg and Theresa Duwe 1/1 Christopher Echterling 1/1 Lois Eis 1/2 Michael and Linda Elwood 3/3 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Gary Dove 1/1 Art and Fairfield DuBois 1/1 William and Maggie Duncan 1/1 Susan E. Dye 2/14 Samuel and Becky Eckart 1/1 Sally Eisbrenner 6/8 Elwood Staffing Services 3/5 the time our computer records Ruth Dowden 4/8 Bill and Treva DuBois 21/21 Melissa Dunfee 1/1 E & B Paving, Inc 1/1 Morris and Janice Edelman 3/3 Linda Eisenhauer 1/3 Lee and Cindy Elzemeyer 1/2 Marianne Dowdy 5/5 Ralph and Leigh Duckwall 3/5 Robert and Rosemary Dunkle 9/10 E.C. Babilla, Inc. 2/5 Thomas and Carolyn Edgerton 2/2 Shelly Eisert 3/3 D.K. and Annette Emerson 1/1 were established in 1987 through Rod Dowell 4/4 David and Darlene Duckworth 4/22 Angel C. Dunlap 1/1 E.R. Gray & Associates, PC 1/3 Ken and Jacquelyn Eitel 2/3 Collette C. Emery 1/1 June 30, 2012. 32 33 Deb Downey 1/1 Chester and Marsha Duda 1/20 Emily E. Dunlap 1/1 E2 Taxi 1/1 The Economic Development Group John and Betty Eklem 13/13 Mary Emison 1/1 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2012 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2012

Expenses Expendable Revenue Financial Aid to Students $2,712,326 Expendable Contributions $10,755,729 Equipment & Technology 4,534,210 Investment Income 640,992 Faculty & Employee Real Estate Income 2,231,719 Training & Recognition 197,053 Vending and Royalties 726,346 Grant-funded Initiatives 1,615,433 Special Events (net of expenses) 390,533 Community Outreach & Promotion 1,017,495 Miscellaneous 20,358 Special Assistance to Total Expendable Revenue $14,765,677 Ivy Tech Community College 339,993 Real Estate Donated to Contributions to Endowed Accounts $1,761,060 Ivy Tech Community College 587,276 Real Estate Expenses 2,417,482 Total Revenue, Gains and Support $16,526,737 Charitable Annuity Obligations 5,961 Administrative Costs 517,456 Total Charitable Contributions Fundraising Costs 89,839 for FY 2011-12 $12,516,789

Total Expenses $14,034,523

Excess of Revenue Over Expenses $2,492,214

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Consecutive Giving and Barry D. Emmons 1/1 Frank S. Ernhart 2/2 Evansville Hyundai 1/1 Kathleen Fairbairn 3/3 Gina Felton 1/1 Jamarcus Fincher 1/1 Michael E. Fisher 1/16 Total Giving David and Paula Emmons 1/1 Michael J. Erny 5/5 Evansville Hyundai Employees 1/1 Faith Temple Community Church 1/1 Bret Fender 1/6 Jerome Fincher 1/1 Steve and Ranee Fisher 2/2 Employment Plus, Inc. 1/1 Ronald and Joan Esarey 5/15 Evansville Kia Mazda Volvo 3/6 Ryan Falquist 1/1 Mary K. Fergason 2/3 Latonya Fincher 1/1 Brandie Fitch 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Douglas B. England 2/2 Escience Labs 1/1 Evansville Kia Mazda Volvo Employees 2/10 Family Optometry 1/1 Jeanne A. Ferguson 10/10 Finish It Grading & Seeding, LLC 4/4 Connie K. Fitch 5/5 Jennifer Engle 1/1 ESCO Communications 1/1 Janet J. Evelyn-Dorsey 2/2 Farm Resturants, LLC 1/1 Ted Ferguson 2/2 Helen A. Finke 3/13 Joshua Fitzgibbon 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Steven Englert 3/7 Tim Escue 1/1 Ryan Evens 1/1 Barbara F. Farr 5/5 Kimberly Fernandes 7/7 Jason S. Finke 1/1 Matt Fitzwater 2/3 of consecutive years of giving, Julia Enlow 1/1 Pete and Alice Eshelman 1/2 Arnold Everett 2/6 Leo Farrell 3/3 Wade Ferniss 1/1 Joann Finney 1/2 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fitzwater 2/2 followed by the total number of Elisha Enochs 1/1 Larry and Rebecca Espravnik 1/1 Mary Eversole 3/3 Susan K. Farren 2/2 Constance Ferrari 1/1 Ronald Finney2/3 Tanya Flanigan 2/2 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Susan Entenman 4/4 Dawn Estep 1/1 Exhaust World, Inc. 2/3 Rebecca Faught 1/1 Kenneth J. and Linda Ferries 7/7 First Farmers Bank & Trust 1/1 Anita J. Flannery-Teeter 1/1 Amanda L. Epling 2/2 Esther’s Place Boutique 1/1 Chad M. Exmeyer 1/1 Marilyn Faulkenburg 5/5 Cheryl K. Fessel 1/1 First Financial Bank 9/9 Christopher T. Flatt 1/3 example, “8/16” would indicate Edward and Marilyn Epping 1/1 Lyla J. Etchison 1/1 Express Employment Professionals 6/7 Judy Faust 10/10 Joann Ficken 6/6 First Merchants Bank - Kokomo 2/2 Ronald A. Flatt 1/1 that the donor has given eight Robert F. and Mary Ruth Epple 7/17 Anne M. Etzler 1/1 ExxonMobil Foundation 2/2 Patrick Fawcett 9/9 Nancy Fieldhouse 6/6 First Midwest Bank 11/12 Mary Fleming 7/7 years in a row and has given to Nicole Fech 3/3 Heather Alwine Eracleous 5/5 David and Jacqueline Evans 1/1 E-Z Clean Corporation 3/7 Peggy Fields 1/1 First State Bank of Porter 3/6 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fleming 1/5 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Patti Erdosy 10/11 Douglas Evans 1/8 F&S Williams Inc. 1/1 Norman and Susan Fech 1/1 Shad Fields 1/1 Tracy Fischer 1/1 Charles Fletcher 2/4 Debbie Erick 5/5 Hilda Evans 1/1 Fredrick R. Faber 1/1 Mike and Amanda Federspill 10/10 Sade M. Figueroa 1/1 Al and Jill Fiscus 1/1 Deborah Fletcher 1/1 the time our computer records John and Laura Erickson 19/19 James Evans 11/11 Shelly R. Faber 1/1 Gregory Feitelson 1/3 Linda Fike 1/1 Evan Fisher 1/1 Flex-Pac, Inc. 1/1 were established in 1987 through Marsha Eriks 10/10 Patricia and Richard Evans 1/1 Alfred Fabian 21/21 Robert Barker and Patsy Fell-Barker 1/2 Marnie Finan 1/1 James and Elizabeth Fisher 1/1 Jennifer Flick 1/1 34 June 30, 2012. 35 Charlie Erler 1/3 Evansville Federal Credit Union 2/2 Louie Fadel 3/3 Carrie Feltis 2/6 Brittany D. Finch 1/1 Aaron and Kelly Fisher 2/2 Kelly Flick 1/1 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW FINANCIAL OVERVIEW ASSETS AND FUND BALANCES

Cash and Investments (at fair market value) $57,712,303 Property & Equipment 64,856,857 Loan Receivable 23,510,509 Pledge Receivables 8,802,045 Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 1,860,851 Total Assets $156,742,565

Expendable Fund Balance $68,695,414 Non-Expendable Fund Balance $23,332,228

Sources of Contributions Uses of Contributions Employees 4.8% Outreach 8.8% Planned and deferred gifts 4.3% Administration and fundraising 5.2% Individuals 15.9% Instructional equipment and technology 39% Foundations and organizations 44.3% Other programs 4.7% Corporations 30.7% Financial aid 23.3% Grant-funded programs 13.9% Real estate donated to the College 5.1%

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Consecutive Giving and Elizabeth Flickinger 1/2 Christina S. Forsyth 1/1 Karla Franklin-Rose 10/16 Kathleen B. Frick 4/4 Tracy Funk 6/6 Patty Gann 2/2 Andy and Stephanie Gaunce 2/2 Total Giving Jeremy R. Flook 1/1 Nancy E. Fort 3/3 Phyllis Frantz 5/5 Friends Fellowship Community, Inc. 1/2 Don and Marlynn Funkhouser 1/1 Tammy Gannon 1/1 Bruce Gaylor 1/1 Skip and Jackie Florea 2/4 Cindy Foster 10/10 Frasier Chiropractic & Sports Clinic 2/2 Robert L. Frigo 1/1 Rikki T. Funtall 1/1 Gilbert Garcia 1/1 Teresa Geary 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Miguel A. Flores 1/1 Larry and Ruth Fouche 6/7 Eric Frayer 5/5 Amy L. Frink 1/1 Jeff and Teresa Fusile 1/1 Garcia Construction Group, Inc. 1/1 Rick and Michele Geissinger 2/2 Bobbie Flowers 4/8 Founder of I-DENTI-FIED, Inc. 1/1 Adam Frazier 2/2 Frontier Communications 1/1 Fuson Automotive, Inc. 11/14 Jim Gard 2/2 John Geltmaker 2/2 donor’s name indicate the number Shawn Flowers 3/3 Cari A. Foust 2/2 Suzanne D. Freck 1/1 Nancy Frost 9/9 Jason Gabbard 1/1 Leonard Gardenour 5/5 Kyle Gelzleichter 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Sherri K. Flynn 1/1 Suzanne Foutch 1/1 Jeanne Frederick 1/1 Cody Fry 1/1 Randy Gabbard 1/1 Rebecca J. Gardenour 1/1 Michael and Donna Gentile1/1 followed by the total number of Christen Foege 1/1 Sandra Fouty 1/1 Casey Fredericks 1/2 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Fry 19/19 Richard A. Gaczkowski 1/1 Randy Gardner 5/11 Gary Gentner 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Amy Fohl 1/1 Sharona Fowler 1/1 David Freel 3/3 Lauren M. Fry 1/1 Jayne A. Gaddis 1/5 Erin D. Garlinger 1/1 Lisa Gentner 5/5 Gloria D. Foist 1/1 Gregory Fox 1/1 John Freeland 1/1 James Fry 9/9 Scott Gaddis 1/1 Christine A. Garrett 3/3 Kevin Gentry 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate Linda Lee Foley 12/12 Matthew D. Fox 1/1 Kimberly Freet 1/1 Joe Fuehne 1/2 Gaede Casket Company Inc. 1/1 Hubert Garrett 1/2 Nola Gentry and Ned Derhammer 1/18 that the donor has given eight Jacob Follmar 1/1 Melinda Fox 20/20 Betty French 2/2 Carolyn Fuentes 1/1 Marsha Gaffer 1/1 Malissa Garrison 1/1 Eric and Mandy George 1/1 years in a row and has given to Bill Ford 1/1 Nicholas A. Fox 1/1 Ron and Cheryl French 1/1 Angela Fulkerson 1/1 Galileo Charter School 2/2 Andrew Gartin 1/1 Micah Geralds 1/1 Ivy Tech a total of 16 years from Jon A. Ford 1/2 Joy Frakes 1/1 Mike and Sherry Frets 2/2 Lisa C. Fullen 1/1 Janice Gallagher 2/2 Leonard F. Garvey 1/1 Edith Gerdes 1/3 Kelli Ford 1/1 Thomas L. and Connie L. Francis 5/21 Donna and Marion Frey 1/1 David Fulton 1/2 Robert W. Galm 1/3 Daniel W. Garwood 1/1 Susan Gerling 1/1 the time our computer records Richard Ford 2/4 Franciscan Alliance St. Margaret Jaime M. Frey 7/7 Fulton Economic Development Corp. 1/3 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gambill 19/20 Chandra Gary 8/8 German American Bancorp 1/1 were established in 1987 through The Ford Meter Box Foundation, Inc. 3/8 Health Center 1/3 Jerry Frey 1/1 Ariane Funk 1/1 Judy Games 1/1 Connie Gassner 5/7 Dennis and Jeanne Gernhardt 1/6 36 June 30, 2012. 37 Mike Formato 5/5 Kelly Franklin 1/1 John Fribley 14/14 Bob and Robbie Funk 1/1 Carol Gammons 6/6 Ann Gater 1/1 Ronald D. Gholson 1/1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DIRECTORS

Chairperson President First Vice Chairperson Treasurer Secretary Past Board Chairperson William R. Gutzwiller Mark F. Hagerman Bryant R. Hanson Catherine Popp Honorable J. Michael Jarvis Mark T. Maassel Philip B. Roby Thomas J. Snyder John M. Murphy Patrick R. Ralston Michael M. Harmless Ronald K. Fauquher Retired, Hagerman Retired, Floyd Hoffman Esq. Albert G. Huntington Jarvis Enterprises Northwest Retired, The National Ivy Tech Community Wells Fargo Insurance First Financial Bank Crowe Horwath, LLC Ontario Systems, LLC Bruns-Gutzwiller, Inc. Construction Memorial Hospital Attorney Former Mayor, Franklin Indiana Forum Bank of Indianapolis College Services Terre Haute Indianapolis Muncie Batesville Corporation Floyds Knobs Zionsville Madison Portage Corporation Indianapolis Indianapolis Fort Wayne Indianapolis

DIRECTORS

Lee J. Marchant James C. James A. Merten J. Joe Meyer Anthony J. Moravec Izabela Ozdemir Paul Perkins LJM Enterprises, Inc. Marcuccilli City Securities Meyer Manor Farm Blairex Interior Design Amatrol, Inc. Bloomington Star Financial Corporation Williamsburg Laboratories, Inc. Consulting Jeffersonville Group, Inc. Indianapolis Columbus Indianapolis Terry W. Anker Terry Bowen Jesse R. Brand Cathryn H. Broderick John R. Brooks Donald E. Brown II Fort Wayne The Anker Consulting The Bowen Brands, Inc. Community Volunteer Brooks Construction Indianapolis Colts Group Foundation Columbus Indianapolis Company, Inc. Indianapolis Carmel Indianapolis Fort Wayne

Lu B. Porter Mamon Powers III Gregory A. Ranger William F. Fred P. Rubey Steve Schreckengast A. H. Schumaker II Evansville African Powers & Sons TriMedx, Ritzmann Retired, First Citation Coca-Cola Bottling Donna V. Buck Lorene M. Burkhart Maj. General George Steven M. Champlin Holly Hilton D’Amour William S. Doty American Museum Construction Indianapolis United Financial Bank Homes, Inc. Company Community Volunteer Burkhart Network, LLC A. Buskirk Jr. Entrepreneur Retired, Vectren Corporation Evansville Company, Inc. Community Bank Terre Haute Lafayette Columbus Warsaw Indianapolis Attorney Indianapolis Bristol Myers Squibb Evansville Indianapolis Lawrenceburg Zionsville Evansville Photos were not available for:

Gerald A. Richardson Retired, The Anson Group Indianapolis

Richard L. VonDerHaar David A. Noyes & Co. Indianapolis Gerald D. Erb Connie Ferguson David M. Findlay Charles J. Garcia William R. Goins David R. Goodman Jr. Stephen R. Stein Gregg A. Tharp, PhD Donald G. Thomas Terry L. Walker RepuCare, Inc. C. S. Property Lake City Bank Garcia Construction Rushville City Council Madison Chemical M.D. Eli Lilly and Company Retired, John Deere Retired, Muncie Indianapolis Management Warsaw Group, Inc. Rushville Company, Inc. Physician Indianapolis Brownsburg Power Products, Inc. Bloomington Indianapolis Madison Batesville Muncie 38 39 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Carol A. Gibbs 6/6 Stefanie Goodman 1/1 Tova Wiegand-Green 6/6 Katie Haas 1/1 Debra Harding 1/1 Maureen Hawes 1/1 Caroline E. Hensley 1/1 Charles Hilton 1/1 Thomas and Patricia Gibbs 1/1 William D. Goodman 1/1 Green School Project 1/1 Sandra Hackemann 3/5 Krista R. Harding 1/1 Kathrine Hawkins 7/7 Hubert Hensley 1/2 Kim Hilton 5/5 Jamie M. Gibson 1/1 Greg and Kelli Goodnight 2/2 Mary Greenan 18/18 Ed and Lorie Hacker 2/2 Patricia Harding 4/13 Mona Hawkins 10/11 James Hensley 1/1 Danny L. Hine 1/1 Rebecca Gibson 6/7 Marla Goodnight 8/9 Jennifer Greene 1/1 Major and Mrs. Richard A. Hackman 18/22 Katrina S. Hardwick 1/1 Dane Hawley 1/1 Robert Henson 1/1 Dan and Rosalie Hine 12/12 Deborah R. Giffel 3/3 Margaret A. Goodrich 1/1 Joanna Greene 1/1 Janet Hadley 1/1 Randall Hardwick 1/1 Donna J. Hawley 1/1 Louis Herchenroeder 1/1 Gerald Hinkelman 1/1 William and Dina Gifford 1/1 David and Melissa Goodrum 2/3 Terry Greene 1/1 Robert J. and Deborah J. Hagen 5/8 Connie Hardy 1/1 Amy Hayes 5/6 Carlos Hernandez 7/7 Julia Hinkle 2/10 Larry Gilbert 1/9 Bob Gorby 2/2 Greensburg High School 3/4 Rick and Kathy Hagenow 7/7 Terran Hardy 1/1 Brandon Hayes 1/1 David Hernandez 3/3 Krysten Hinkle 3/3 Renee E. Gilbert 1/1 Antwyon Gordon 3/3 Ruth Greer 1/10 Jennifer Hagerty 1/1 Sunni Harford 1/1 David Hayes 1/2 Eduardo Hernandez 1/1 Mary Lu and Bill Hinkle 1/1 Richard Gilbert 1/1 Chad A. Gordon 1/1 Cynthia Greeson 3/15 Cathy Hahn 1/1 Bob and Betsy Hargis 2/2 Demetrius C. Hayes 1/1 Irma Hernandez 1/1 Dana Hinrichs 1/1 Carolyn and Richard Giles 18/22 Dennis and Mary Gordon 1/3 Laura Gregory 10/10 Michael and Jalene Hahn 1/1 Robert A. Hargrove 1/1 Norm Hayhurst 1/1 Ivan Hernandez 1/1 Deborah Hinrichs 1/1 Donna Giles 3/3 Michael and Diane Gorsline 25/25 Selena Gregory 1/1 Richard and Kelli Halderman 1/2 Emma M. Harlan 2/2 Terrie Hayhurst 9/9 Jennifer M. Hernandez 1/1 Amy Jo Hinton1/1 Jennifer Greiner 1/1 Halderman Farm Management Julie E. Harman 7/7 Andy D. Hayne 1/1 Marriss Grenat 1/1 Service, Inc. 2/2 Janet and Charles Harmon 1/1 Robb Haywood 1/1 Kevin Grider 1/1 Heather Hale 1/1 Amber Harnack 1/3 Carol Sue Hayworth 3/3 Gail L. Grieser 4/4 Donald Hall 7/7 Lena M. Harper 3/3 Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Haza 7/7 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grieves 1/2 David and Holly Hall 1/1 Jerry Harrell 2/2 James D. Hazzard 1/1 Herman Griffin 1/1 Jane E. Hall 1/1 Heather Harrigan 1/1 HBG Insurance & Bonds 4/4 Joe Griffin 2/4 Joseph and Kimberly Hall 1/1 Donald E. Harriman 1/1 HDW Commercial Interiors 1/1 James and Lauri Griffin 2/7 Matthew Hall 1/1 Esther Harrington 3/3 James Heacock 1/1 Donald and Stephanie Griffin 1/1 Nikki Hall 2/2 Ben Harris 6/6 Randy Head and Lisa Swaim 3/3 Christine L. Griffith 1/1 Victoria Hall 2/2 Danita Harris 10/10 Debora D. Heady 1/1 Alan Griggs 1/1 Willard Hall Jr. 3/3 Diana Harris 1/1 Aaron L. Healy1/1 Amanda Grimes 1/1 Jo Ann Hallawell 2/2 Kurt Harris 1/2 Angela S. Heath 1/1 Angela Grimes 2/12 William R. Halliar 1/1 Lester and Fredonia Harris 16/17 Dana Heath 4/4 Sue Ann Grimes 5/5 Gregory Halls 1/1 Marcus Harris 1/1 Rachel L. Hedge 1/1 Rudy and Janke Groot 1/1 April-Dawn Halstead 1/1 Marsheena N. Harris 1/1 Charles Hedrick 1/1 Randolph Rife and Ingeborg Groot-Rife 2/2 Joshua D. Halton 1/1 Philip Harris 1/1 Gene and Judith Hedrick 1/1 Jennifer Gross 1/1 Stephen C. and Jo Ellen Ham 2/3 Harris Services 1/1 Marsha A. Hedrick 2/2 Ryan E. Grossman 2/2 Steve Ham 2/2 Lakisha C. Harrison 1/1 Kevin L. Heerdink 1/1 Alan and Peggy Grossnickle 1/1 Jeannie Hamblin-Fox 11/11 Stacey Harrison 1/1 Elizabeth Jean Heflin 3/3 Carole Gill 13/13 Kelsey Gorsuch 1/1 Linda Grotz-Butler 4/4 Chris and Helen Hambrock 1/1 Amanda Harsin 1/2 Laura A. Heflin 1/1 Lauren N. Hernandez 1/1 Linda Hinton 1/2 Jonathon Gillen 1/1 Brenna Goshert 1/1 Boyd Grover 1/1 Brian Hamilton 2/2 Heather Hart 2/3 Mary E. Heins 1/1 Timantha L. Hernly1/1 John and Cheryl Hitzemann 1/1 Jennifer Gilpin 1/1 Carolyn A. Goss 1/1 Stephen and Rhonda Groves 2/13 James E. Hamilton 1/1 Michael Hart and Sue Shadley 1/1 Michael and Ann Heiny 2/2 Brad Hertzing 1/1 HMS Global Maritime, Inc. 1/1 Skip Ging 1/1 Kris Gossett 1/1 William H. Groves 3/3 Jasmine Hamilton 1/1 Myra J. Hart 5/5 Steve and Pat Heiny 1/2 John W. Hess Jr. 5/5 Laura J. Hobgood 2/10 Laura Ginger 1/1 Lindsey Gould 1/1 Ellen Gruber 6/11 Keith Hamilton1/1 The Hartfield Company 1/1 James and Tammy Heinzen 15/17 Mary L. Hess 3/23 Mark and Peggy Hobson 2/4 Rex and Kara Gingerich 3/6 Rex and Debra Gourley 1/1 Glenn and Nancy Grundmann 1/15 Wayne E. Hamilton 1/1 Cyndi Hartley 2/2 James and Theresa Heinzman 1/1 Doug and Misty Hess 5/7 Robert Hochschild 1/1 Kathleen Ginter 1/1 Kevin Gowlinski 1/1 Zachary E. Gruner 1/1 Philip S. Hammersley 2/9 Blake B. Hartman 1/1 Joan M. Heise 8/8 David and Patricia Hess 1/1 Niki Lea Hockenberry 5/7 Chuck Giovanini 1/2 Melissa Grabowski 2/2 Kimberly Guard 8/8 Dawn Hammond 2/2 John Hartman 1/1 Michelle Helderman 1/1 Teresa Hess 4/13 Dan and Sherri Hockney 18/19 Linda Girard 3/3 Brandon Graham 1/1 Guardian Angel Hospice, Inc. 1/1 L. Susanne Hamner 3/5 Robert and Jane Harton 2/2 Ron and Donna Helderman 1/1 Paul Heuring Motors, Inc. 1/2 Darlena Hodges 1/1 Mary Girard 1/1 Jeanne Ann Graham 7/11 Guerbet LLC 7/7 David Hampton 3/3 John and Martha Hartstern 1/3 Monica Heller1/1 Richard Heuss 2/2 Jeanne Hodgin 1/1 Leslie Gitlin 3/5 Shannon Graham 1/1 Michelle Guerrero 4/4 Jennifer S. Hampton 1/1 Trudy L. Hartzler 1/1 Tim Hellyer 1/1 James W. Heyde 2/2 Norma Hodgin1/1 Thomas Glasel 1/1 Andrew and Suzanne Graham 6/6 Kris Guess 1/1 James and Michelle Hamric 2/3 Brent and Gwen Harvey 1/1 David and Patricia Helmkamp 1/1 Hubert and Cynthia Hibbler 5/6 Danny Glaze 1/1 Nancy M. Grammer 3/13 Lori Guest 1/1 Raymond D. Hamstra 1/6 Denisa M. Harvey 1/1 Jason L. Helms 1/1 Michael and Nancy Hicks 1/1 Candy Gleason 1/1 Daniel and Mary Ellen Granahan 1/1 Sara Guillemette 1/1 Chris Hancock 1/1 Dennis Harvey 1/1 June Helms 1/1 Mary Hiday 11/11 Consecutive Giving and Global Commodity Analytics Lawrence and Teresa Granahan 1/1 Theresa Guise 1/1 Michael and Susan Hancock 14/15 Ethel Harvey 2/6 Mark and Deborah Hempel 3/3 Michael and Teresa Hierholzer 7/8 Total Giving & Consulting LLC 1/1 John Albert Grannan 5/5 Mark Gulotta 1/1 John and Heather Handley 1/1 Farrah Harvey 3/3 Sarah K. Hempstead 1/1 Gregory D. Highbaugh 1/1 Robert Grasse 1/1 David and Ann Gunn 2/3 Jeffrey and Lori Handy 5/5 Janel Harvey 1/1 Creola Henderson 6/8 Judy Godbey 1/1 Higher Education & Corporate Trainers Lang The numbers appearing after a Jeff and Teresa Goddard 5/5 Richard Grau 1/1 Trisha Gunselman 1/1 Lori Haney 1/1 Lisa Harvey 2/6 Jacqueline Y. Henderson 1/1 & Evelyn 1/1 Mary J. Godden 1/1 Mark and Debra Graver 12/15 Mary Guntel 2/2 Hanger’s Medical Arts-Pharmacy1/1 Christine Haserman 1/1 Jim and Toots Henderson 2/18 Amen and Lana Highfill 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Regina Goens 1/3 Annie Gray 2/9 Peggy Gunter5/5 Rene’ L. Hankins 7/7 Cindy J. Hashman 9/9 Julie Henderson 1/1 Steve and Lorrie Highfill 16/21 of consecutive years of giving, Gold Exchange 1/1 Cassandra Gray 2/2 Crystal Gunther 1/1 Mary Kay Hankosky 1/1 Gloria Hasler 8/8 Karen E. Henderson 10/10 Robin S. Hilber 1/1 followed by the total number of Lindsey C. Golden 1/1 Ginger Gray 1/1 Vicki Gusse 3/3 Robert and Eleanor Hanneman 8/10 Danny and Paula Hatch 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Henderson 5/6 Jane Hildenbrand 6/11 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Michelle Golden 1/2 Harry and Susan Gray 2/2 James and Betsy Guthrie 1/1 Lisa Hanner 6/7 John Wesley Hatfield 10/11 Linda A. Henderson 1/1 Michael Hilgert 1/2 Golden Engineering, Inc. 4/13 Jan Gray 4/4 Thomas and Linda Guthrie 1/1 Julie A. Hansen 2/2 Steven B. Hatfield 4/4 Linda Henderson 7/7 Courtney Hill 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate that Joseph and Nicole Golding 3/3 Robert and Susan Gray 1/1 Charles and Pamella Guthrie 18/18 Gregory W. Hanson 1/1 Michael and Deanna Hathaway 1/1 Ben and Pamela Henderson 1/1 Keith and Carrie Hill 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Everett and Karen Goldsmith 1/1 Susan Gray 1/1 Danelle Guttridge 1/1 Steven Hanson 1/5 Nicholas Hathaway 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Hendrich 1/1 Richard and Janet Hill 22/23 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Eric and Lisa Gomperts 1/1 Mike Graybeal 1/1 Guy & Allen Funeral Directors, Inc. 1/3 Laura Hapner 3/3 Robert and Vivian Haubry 1/1 Janell Hendrickson 2/4 Ruth A. Hill 3/3 Angie Gonzalez 2/2 Great Dane Trailers, Inc. 1/6 Heather Guzman 1/1 Connie Haralson 2/2 Heath and Kelly Hauflaire 5/6 Donald Hendrix 1/1 Stephanie Hill Alexander 16/16 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Robert Gonzalez 1/1 Greater Lafayette Purchasing Association 1/1 Marcie Guzman 1/2 Ann Harbeson 1/1 Reverend Robert E. Hauselman 1/1 Mary Henehan 3/8 Rex and Barbara Hillery 1/1 computer records were established Earl and Vicki Goode 3/3 Donald and Thelma Greathouse 3/11 Ryan Gwaltney 1/1 Robert Hardacre 1/1 Jill Haussman 1/1 Denny and Marian Henry 7/7 Charles and Anne Hillman 1/3 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Galen and Rena Goode 16/16 William Greathouse Sr. 17/17 Evon B. Haag 1/2 Kimberly Harden 14/14 Jim Haverkamp 2/2 Steven L. Henry 5/5 Becky and Kevin Hills 2/6 40 41 Elise M. Goodman 1/1 Bettye Green 1/5 Haager’s Auto & Truck Service 5/12 Brandon Hardin 1/1 Dorothy Havvard 1/1 Tamara Henry 1/1 Robert Hillyard 1/1 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Jan Hodgin-Wanley 1/1 Stanley F. Hoppe 1/1 Lisa M. Hudson 1/1 Indiana Commission for Higher Education 1/3 Dawn Jaggers 1/1 Tamala J. Johnson 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kasse 1/1 Diana Kerrigan 2/2 Victoria Hoehn 3/8 Jeffrey Hopper 1/1 Kris Huerta 1/1 Indiana Farm Bureau Incorporated 1/14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jakubczyk 1/1 Kathleen C. Johnson-Elmore 1/1 Sophia Kates 1/1 Anna Kersey 1/1 Jodie M. Hoff 2/3 Horizon Bank 2/2 Brittany Huesman 1/1 Indiana Plan For Equal Employment 2/2 Angela James 2/2 Denise Johnson-Kincaid 2/5 Diane Kathcart 8/8 Trust of Doris Kesler 1/1 Andrew Hoffman 1/1 Steve and Angela Hornak 3/3 Ralph and Dianne Huestis 1/1 Indiana SBDC 2/2 Darrin James1/1 Amy J. Johnston 4/4 Janet Katich 10/10 Amanda Kester 1/1 Cari N. Hoffman 5/7 Don Hornback 1/1 Angela J. Huettl 3/3 Indiana State University 1/10 Dwayne and Kathy James 2/2 Shannon Johnston 1/1 Carol A. Katowitz 12/12 Eric Kesterson 1/1 Joyce Hoffman 1/1 Saundra Horne 13/15 Keith M. Huettl 2/2 Indiana Trust Company 2/2 Kenneth James Associates, LLC 1/1 Thomas H. Joiner 2/2 William J. Kauffman 3/3 Milad and Vicki Khouli 8/10 Hoffman’s Nursery & Landscaping, Inc. 1/1 Gary and Jane Horner 5/9 John and Janet Huff 1/1 Indiana University Foundation 2/13 Obie James Jr. 2/4 Andrew Jones 1/1 Taylor and Lorna Kaufman 2/2 Chris Kiefer 7/7 Robert and Brenda Hogue 3/10 Donna Horning 17/17 Jill Huff 1/1 Indiana University Government Relations 1/5 Trevelle James1/1 Barbara Jones 1/1 Kuldip Kaur 1/1 The Honorable Joe Kiefer 1/1 Lisa Hoke 2/2 Michael and Angel Hornyak 1/2 Robert and Karen Huffman 5/5 Indiana University Career Dev. Center & Arts & John Jandura 6/6 Brenda Jones 9/9 Stephen and Michele Kearney 1/1 Kiefer for School Board 1/1 Kathleen Holcomb-Lahee 1/1 Allison Horst 1/1 Shane M. Huffman 1/1 Sciences Career Services 2/2 Jane Janovyak 1/1 Christopher L. Jones 1/1 Rebecca Keb 1/1 Marty Kieninger 1/1 Charleen Holden 1/1 David Horst 1/1 Cliff and Cynthia Huggins 1/1 Center for Early Childhood Education Pat Jarvis 3/7 Deborah A. Jones 1/1 Bob Keck 3/5 Patrick and Jennifer Kierstead 1/1 Gregory Hughes 1/1 Indiana University Kokomo 1/1 Jarvis Coal, LLC 1/2 Dora Jones 1/2 Patricia Hughes 1/1 Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association Belinda Jasiak 1/1 Elizabeth Jones 21/21 Janice Hulet 10/10 1/1 James Jasiewicz 4/4 Gordon Jones 1/1 Sharon K. Hultquist 1/8 Lisa Ingram 1/1 Jasper County REMC 1/1 Jeremy and Jenny Jones 1/1 Ken and Marcheta Humphrey 1/1 Pamela K. Ingram 1/1 Miguel Jasso 1/1 Judie Jones 6/6 Larry T. Humphrey 1/1 Interstate Battery, Inc. 5/9 Brenda Jeffers 4/20 Ken Jones 5/5 Melinda Humphrey 1/1 Investment Center at Crossroads Bank 3/4 Mark H. Jehl 1/2 Martha Jones 1/2 M. Candace Humphries 4/4 Shadan Iqbal 1/1 Steven and Stephanie Jenkins 1/1 Michael Jones 1/1 Amardeep S. Hundal 1/1 Ce’Zanne Irby 1/1 Stephen Jenkins 3/5 James and Naomi Jones 1/1 Sumandeep and Amardeep Hundal 1/1 Jason A. Irish 1/1 Ron and Mary Jensen 5/6 Patrice Jones 1/1 Shelly A. Hunsucker 1/1 Michael Irving 1/1 Jack and Julia Jent 1/1 Pat and Karen Jones 15/15 Brandon J. Hunt 1/1 Irving Materials, Inc. 7/7 Michael Jenuwine 1/1 Mark and Phaedra Jones 1/1 Donna C. Hunt 9/16 Michelle Isbell 13/13 Barbara Jerzyk 8/9 Rachel Jones 3/3 Janice Hunt 3/3 Zachary M. Isenhour 1/1 Michelle L. Jewell 1/1 Robert J. Jones 1/1 Jennifer Hunt 1/1 Bill Isham 6/15 David and Susan Jewell 10/12 Stephen B. Jones 1/1 Lacquisha Hunt 1/1 Tommie Isom III 1/1 Arvetta Jideonwo 3/3 Susan Jones 4/4 Manuel Hunt 1/3 Rhoda Israelov 5/5 Jim Kitchell Agency 1/1 Joseph Joniec 6/8 Marva A. Hunt 3/3 IU Health Bedford Hospital 1/2 Jim O’Neal Ford, Inc. 1/5 Gretchen Jordan 1/3 S. Jackson Hunt 2/17 Stephanie E. Ivanovich 1/1 Andrea Jimenez 1/1 Parnell Jordan 14/14 Vicki Holdread 5/5 Rachel Horton 1/1 Sherry Hunt 12/12 Ivy Tech Business Office - Fort Wayne 1/2 Susan B. Jindrich 4/9 Richard E. Jordan 1/1 Mark and Becky Keen 2/15 Iris Kiesling 6/7 Richard F. Holekamp Jr. 1/2 Julie M. Hoskins 1/1 Mary Kaye Hunteman 1/1 Ivy Tech Community College Campus JM Hutton & Co., Inc. 3/6 Larry and Susan Jordan1/1 Rebecca L. Keen 1/1 Steve Kiley 3/5 Argentry M. Holland 1/1 Joe and Jelda Hostetler 2/7 Jennifer D. Hunter 1/1 Activities Board - Evansville 1/1 LaWanda Jobe 2/2 Mark Jorden 1/1 Keith Keilman 1/1 Tom and Jennifer Kilian 1/1 Holland Colours Americas, Inc. 1/3 Tilha S. Hostetler 1/1 Robert Hunter 1/1 Ivy Tech Criminal Justice Student Association Nancy E. Jobe 16/16 Daniel Joseph 9/9 Mary T. Keipf 1/1 Juanita Kilkenny 1/1 Bonita Hollaway 5/5 Brenda and Joseph Hotopp 1/19 Charles Hunterman 5/20 1/1 Joe Aldridge Insurance 1/1 Elmer Joseph Sr. 6/9 Kristin Keisling 3/3 Randall K. Kimball 6/7 Tia M. Hollen 1/1 Melanie Hough 5/5 Ryan Hurford 1/1 Ivy Tech Student Government Association - Terry Johns 4/5 James Jovanovic 6/18 Kellam, Inc. 3/3 Valerie K. Kimble 1/1 Krista Hollenberg-Cussen 14/14 James Houghtell 1/1 Hurlow Wealth Management Group, Inc. 3/4 Kokomo 1/12 Billie J. Johnson 1/1 Gary D. Joyce 1/1 Ruth Kellar 1/23 Mr. and Mrs. Denton Kime 1/5 Robert L. Holley 1/1 Jolene A. House 1/1 Amanda Hurst 1/1 Ivy Tech Student Government Association - Chet Johnson 1/1 Aaron Joyner 1/1 Gretchen Keller 7/7 Keshia N. Kinch 1/1 Jeremy Holliday1/1 Timothy E. House 1/1 Donald and Carmen Hurst 7/23 Sellersburg 3/11 Dara Johnson 2/2 Kathleen S. Judd 1/1 Teresa Keller 1/15 Kris W. Kindelsperger 2/2 Misty Hollis 2/4 Mike Houser 2/2 Darla Hurst 1/1 Ivy Tech Student Government Association - Darrell Johnson 2/2 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Judd 6/6 Keller Advisory Group 1/1 Roger Kinder 1/1 Jeff Hollkamp 17/17 Alexei Houze 6/6 Amy Huser 1/1 Valparaiso 9/11 David H. Johnson 12/12 Debbie Judge 2/2 Steven and Lisa Kelley 3/3 Patricia A. Kindig 2/2 Edward Holloran III 2/2 Deotha Howard 1/1 Mark Husk 2/17 J & E Yard Services 1/1 Dean Johnson 1/1 Angelo M. Julovich 1/1 Megan Kelley 1/1 Ron Hollowell 4/7 Gena S. Howard 3/3 Huston Electric, Inc. 1/8 J P Morgan Chase Bank 10/10 Eddie Bernice Johnson 1/1 Awosika Jumoke 1/1 Penny Kelley 9/9 Charlotte Holly 2/3 Karen Howard 3/3 Greg and Cynthia Hutcherson 22/22 J.E. Shekell, Inc. 1/6 Elijah Johnson Jr. 1/1 Teresa A. Justice 1/1 Angela Kelly 6/8 Consecutive Giving and John and Mary Ann Holmes 2/2 Keturah Howard 3/14 Lynn Hutchings 1/1 Teresa Jablonski-Polk 10/10 Faith E. Johnson 1/1 Marianne Kaczmarek 1/6 Richard Kelsey 2/3 Total Giving Linda Holmes 5/5 Michael A. Howard 1/12 John Hutchinson 1/1 Christopher Jack 1/1 Gloria Johnson 1/1 Amber R. Kadel 1/1 Brandan Kelter 1/1 Amanda Holmquist 1/1 Penny and Harry Howard 1/1 Thomas M. Hutchinson 1/1 Pamela S. Jack 1/1 Jacqueline Johnson 1/1 Nasilele Kaingu 1/1 Kevin Keltner 2/2 The numbers appearing after a Michael Holsapple 6/6 Greg and Rebecca Howard 1/1 Tracy A. Hutson 1/1 Jack Laurie Floors 1/1 Jerry Johnson 1/1 Kathy Kaler 4/4 Gerald and Susan Kelty 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Daverlee Holt 1/1 Becky Howard 2/2 Sally Hutton 4/6 Teressa R. Jacks 1/1 Jo and Mike Johnson 2/2 Mr. and Mrs. Swadesh Kalsi 15/19 Marvene Kelty 1/1 Tom and Joy Holthouse 3/3 Shelly Howard 4/4 Vicki Hutts 1/1 Adrienne Jackson 3/3 Josette Johnson 2/2 April A. Kane 1/1 The Kelty Organization 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Home Design Warehouse, Inc. 3/3 Howard County Master Gardener Beverly Huyck 1/17 Bob and Bonnie Jackson 2/2 Laurie A. Johnson 7/7 Catherine Kanneberg 1/1 Richard A. Kelty 1/1 followed by the total number of Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, LLC 3/3 Association 3/3 Warren Hyso 1/1 Diana Jackson 4/4 Linda M. Johnson 1/1 Chris Kanolis 22/22 Patricia Kemerer 1/6 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Cheryl Honkomp 5/5 La Veda V. Howell 1/1 IBM International Foundation 2/17 Marion T. Jackson 1/1 Mia Johnson 1/1 Kappa Beta Delta 3/3 Sandra Kemmish 3/3 Jeremy D. Hood 1/1 Matthew Howell 1/1 Tolulope Idowu 1/4 Quawaun T. Jackson 1/1 Michael L. Johnson 1/1 Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc. Memorial Fund 4/10 Terry Kemp 7/7 example, “8/16” would indicate that Shari Hook 1/1 Randall and Peggy Hoyt 10/10 Charles Igboegwu 1/12 Quisha Jackson 1/1 Johnson Chiropractic 2/2 Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc. - Travis and Windy Kemp 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Bruce and Annette Hoopingarner 1/1 Thang Hrin 1/1 Lisa Ikerd 2/2 Bob Jackson 2/11 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson 1/2 Gamma Rho Chapter 1/1 Gene Kennard and Mary Brantley Kennard 1/1 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Hoosier Street Rods & Muscle Cars LLC 8/8 Aye Htwe 1/1 Wayne Ilkanic 1/1 Ruth Jackson 10/10 Norma Jean Johnson 1/1 Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc.-Kappa Chapter 1/3 Grace E. Kennedy 2/2 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Michael Hooten 7/7 Huber’s Orchard and Winery 2/2 LeRoy Imler 1/3 Shannon Jackson 1/1 Patty Johnson 3/3 Kappa Kappa Kappa, Inc.-Pi Chapter 3/3 James Kennedy 2/3 Hope Hospice, Inc. 1/1 Jerry Hubert 1/1 Indiana American Water 5/5 Laura A. Jacob 1/1 Rose Johnson 8/8 Kar Gard Muffler-Shock Center 3/3 Hayley Kenner 1/1 computer records were established Arthur H. Hopkins 1/1 Jerry L. Huddleston 20/20 Indiana Association for the Education of June Jacobs 1/5 Sheila Johnson 24/24 Mike Karasek 1/1 Paul and Dawn Keplinger 1/1 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Cheryl K. Hopkins 1/1 Jim Hudson 5/5 Young Children 1/2 Natasha Jacobs 1/2 Sherris Johnson 11/13 Michael and Kelly Karickhoff 5/9 Joyce A. Kerns 7/7 42 43 Noah Hoppe 1/1 Joyce Hudson 1/1 Indiana Bar Foundation 2/2 Andrea L. Jacquay 3/4 Steve and Patricia Johnson 2/2 Franklin Karns 1/1 Marilyn K. Kerr 1/4 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

W. Richards Kindig 1/1 Melinda A. Knoblauch 1/1 Susan Kukurugya 1/1 Amanda J. Lear 1/1 Zachary Lewis1/1 Chereese Loritts 1/1 Rhonda Malone 1/1 Melodie Martin 2/2 Cindy King 10/10 Stephen Knote 1/1 Arvind and Neelima Kumar 1/8 Crystal G. Lear 1/1 Diane K. Lewton 1/3 Alan Rowland and Julie Lorton-Rowland 2/8 Ivan Malopinsky 1/1 Michelle E. Martin 7/9 Gerald “Pete” and Rita King 1/8 Leah J. Knotts 1/1 Alan and Marie Kunkle 11/11 Dennis and Donna Leathers 1/1 Chuck and Diane Lewton 17/17 Ronda Loser 1/1 Dennis Maloy 1/1 Myrna Martin 2/2 Lucille King 1/1 John G. Knowles 2/2 Roger L. Kuntz 1/1 Lloyd and Carla Leathers 1/1 Tim Ley 1/1 Ricardo Lottie 1/1 Marie Manczunski 1/2 Shelara Martin1/1 Sarah King 2/2 Andrew Knox 1/1 LouAnne Kuntzman 3/8 Nathalie Leathers 1/1 LHP, Inc. 2/2 Alan L. Loudermilk 2/2 Jennifer Mangels 1/1 Thomas Martin 1/1 Saundra K. King 1/1 Deeann Knox 8/8 Stephen and Brenda Kupecky 2/2 Shirley Leathers 1/1 Hao Liang 1/1 Richard Lovan 1/1 Karen Mangia 5/5 Anthony Martinez 1/1 Tawana L. King 1/1 Michelle Knox 1/2 Kathrine Kurosky 6/6 Douglas and Mary Leavitt 22/23 Evdoxia Liatiri 1/1 Janet Love 2/4 Bryan C. Mann 1/1 Candi Martinez 1/1 Timothy King 4/4 Amber Knueven 1/1 Barbara Kurtz 2/2 Robert and Norma Jean Leavitt 16/22 Libs Paving Company, Inc. 1/2 Yustacheya Love 1/1 Denise Mann 22/22 Jose Mas 6/6 Valerie King 1/1 Debra J. Koch 15/15 Zanele Kutamo 1/1 Nikki Lebo 2/2 Dennis and Roberta Liechty 3/3 Janet Lowe 2/3 Elizabeth Mann 2/4 Andrew Mason 2/2 Lacey Kingery 2/2 Howard Koch 1/2 Scott and Kristin Kydd 2/2 Christa Lechlitner 1/1 Sarah K. Liechty 1/1 Brittanie Lowers 1/1 Linda Mann 3/3 John M. and Jonie E. Mason 4/4 Mark Kinkle 8/8 Lance and Carol Koch 1/1 Kyle’s Auto Service 4/11 Rodney and Tammy Ledbetter 5/5 Bradley S. Lienhart 1/1 Jennifer Lowery 2/2 Golam and Susan Mannan 23/25 Richard Mason 1/1 Andrew Kyres 1/2 Lucas Leddy 1/1 Sheri L. Liffick 2/2 Norman, Sally and Christine Lowery; Kathy Kyte 1/1 Daniel Ledsome 1/1 Jayne A. Ligget 5/5 Norm and Britt Lowery; Donald E. Smith L & D Mail Masters 2/7 Scott and Belinda Lee 1/1 Fred Light 1/1 2/6 La Scala Restaurant 1/1 Kate Lee 1/1 Alisha Lilley 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Lowery 2/6 Faith Labus 1/1 Kevin D. Lee 1/1 Sharon A. Lilley 2/2 Donald and Elaine Luca 4/4 Lafayette Bank & Trust 1/4 Mike Lee 1/1 John A. Lilly 1/1 LaNell Lucius 5/5 Lafayette Family Dental 1/1 Stephen R. Leedy 1/1 Seth A. Lilly 1/1 Denise Luckett 6/6 Judith LaFourest 5/7 Patricia Lee-Gosman 1/1 Linda Williamson Consulting, LLC 2/2 Mayor Steve and Peg Luecke 1/5 Augustina M. LaGrotte 1/1 Marty and Cynde Lees 2/2 Brandon Lindley 1/1 Richard and Charlene Lugar 1/3 Joseph Lahr 1/1 Drew M. Lees 1/1 Allen Lindsay 4/4 Carol Luker 1/1 David Lain 5/5 Ellie Lefand 7/7 Kimberly Lindstrom 1/1 Lundquist Real Estate Services 3/3 Kevin Lair 1/1 Christina Lefler 1/1 Burl and Dianna Lindy 1/1 Scott Luter 2/2 Susan Lake 1/1 Bob Legg 1/1 Venus Lingg 1/1 W. R. Lutz 1/1 LakeShore Landscaping, Inc. 3/3 Thomas Lehman 1/1 Paul and Pat Lingle 3/3 Andrea Lux 2/2 Douglas J. Lalama 1/1 Gregory K. Leigh 1/6 Lions Club - Wayne County 1/2 J.D. Lux 4/4 Jason Lamantia 1/1 Cindy Leininger 1/3 Aaron and Amy Liter 5/5 Hnin Y. Lwin 1/1 Kimberly LaMar 1/1 Kevin Leitch 1/1 Elaine Litzy 1/1 Loren Lybarger 1/1 Craig and Dawn Lamb 14/15 Joseph A. Lejeune 1/1 Bill and Patricia Lloyd 1/1 Heather Lynch 1/1 Tami Lamb 15/15 Kelly Lemley 1/1 Clara Lloyd 1/1 Linda Lynch 1/1 Debbie and Greg Kinnaman 1/1 Justin S. Kochendorfer 1/1 Andrew Lambert 1/1 Andrew Lenard 1/3 Sarah Lloyd 1/2 Rebekah Lynch 6/6 Lisa Mansfield 10/10 Vanessa Mason 2/2 The Kintner House Inn 1/1 Dr. Kochert Pain & Health 1/1 Mark and Deborah Lambert 1/1 Julie Lengacher 1/1 Lochwood Apartments 1/1 Russel and Lennie Lynd 17/17 Charlene M. Mantock 5/5 Lila E. Massa 2/2 Scott Kinzler 1/1 Jennifer Koczur-Richardson 7/7 Richard Lamborn 3/3 Teri Lennis 1/1 Cheryl Locke 5/5 Celeste Lynn 1/1 Steven and Kimberly Manzini 7/7 Amanda Massey 1/1 Beverly A. Kirby 9/15 Natalie Koditek 1/1 Jerry and Louise Lamkin 20/25 Lensing Wholesale, Inc. 1/5 Thomas J. Locke 1/1 Kacey L. Lynn 1/1 Adam D. Maple 1/1 Lauren Mast 1/1 Robert W. Kirchner 1/1 Mr. Fred and Dr. Judy Koehler 2/8 Mark P. Lammers 2/9 Veronica Leon 8/8 Jack and Constance Lockhart 1/1 Elizabeth A. Lyon 8/8 Scott and Cheryl Maple 2/2 Master Creations, Inc. 1/1 David and Dawne Kirk 1/1 Robert and Jan Koehler 3/3 Jeremiah Land 1/1 Therese Leone-Unger 2/2 Kent and Jone Lockwood 1/1 Rod and Kimberly Lytle 2/2 Doug and Joyce Maples 7/7 Master Gardeners of Tippecanoe County 1/1 Natasha C. Kirk 1/1 Larry and Sharon Koenes 1/1 Kathy Landis 5/8 Ray Lerma 3/3 Pedro Lodise 1/1 Ivy Lyvers 1/1 Scott Maples Jr. 3/3 Seger Mathew 1/1 Carol and David Kirkner 2/11 Christine Koers 2/2 Billy Lane Jr. 1/1 Marv LeRoy Jr. 2/2 Erika Loe 1/1 Kim L. Ma 1/1 Mar-Care, Inc. 4/7 Pamela Mathews 1/1 Ronald L. Kirkpatrick 1/1 Bob Koetter 1/2 Douglas Lane 1/1 Patrick Leser 1/1 Nina Loesch 9/9 Teresa Macauley 1/1 Joseph Marchand 1/1 Doug and Sandi Mathews 3/3 Barbara Kirkwood 9/15 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koetter 1/2 Josie Lane 1/1 Leslie Lewis & Associates Interior Design 5/5 Kathryn Lofton 1/1 Barry and Carolyn MacDowell 2/18 Rita Marcotte 1/1 Ellen Mathia 10/10 Sharon Kish 8/8 Kokomo Grain Company, Inc. 1/12 Stacie Lanenga 1/1 Barry and Denise Lessow 1/6 Daniel and Patsy Logan 1/1 Patricia Macias 1/1 Tom and Joan Marcuccilli 2/12 Melissa Matthews 1/1 Orlita Kissane 2/3 Kokomo Perspective, Inc. 1/2 Matt and Lori Lange 2/2 Lonnie and Diane Lewellen 2/10 Darla Logan 1/1 P.A. Mack Jr. 5/6 Paul F. Marczak 3/3 Jenny F. Kissell 1/1 Jennifer Kolb 1/1 Lisa Lankford 2/2 Adia Lewis 4/4 Timothy and Carole Logan 1/1 Susan Mackowiak 4/5 Chris Marks 1/1 Linda Kissinger 1/2 Chris Koldyke 1/1 James A. Lanter 1/1 Amanda Lewis 1/1 Logansport Memorial Hospital 11/13 Brandon Maddox 1/1 Kent and Donna Marple 18/18 Consecutive Giving and Kelly and Brooke Kitchel 1/1 Keith I. Kolkman1/1 Emory Largent 2/2 Chad Lewis 5/5 Logansport Savings Bank 2/6 Cheyanne N. Maddox1/1 Bryce Marquardt 1/1 Total Giving Cynthia K. Kittle 1/1 Angie Koller 2/4 Clifford Larry 1/1 Leo and Charleszetta Lewis 1/1 Logansport/Cass County Clint Maddox 1/1 Donna and Ken Marr 17/19 Garry and Cheryl Kleer 8/9 Angela Koloj 1/1 Latino Coalition of Tippecanoe County 4/4 David Lewis 7/7 Chamber of Commerce 3/9 Jack and Mary Madore 4/4 Paul and Betty Marsch 18/20 The numbers appearing after a Jay and Barbara Klehfoth 2/4 James and Pat Koons 1/2 Amanda O. Latz 1/1 Diane L. Lewis 4/4 Logansport-Cass County Economic John Madrigal 1/13 Frenchie L. Marsh 1/1 Betty J. Klein 6/6 Sam Koudsia 1/2 Barry and Cynthia Lauber 16/16 Donald and Judith Lewis 1/1 Development Foundation 6/7 Musavengana Mafara 1/1 Elaine Marshall 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Keith K. Klein 9/9 Sandra Kousen 2/10 Heather Laughlin 1/1 Elizabeth Lewis 2/2 Curtis and Andrea Long 1/1 Sam A. Magill 1/1 Tonya Marshall 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Mel Kleinert 3/3 Ronald and Carolyn Kovener 1/1 Robert and Angela Lauster 2/2 Eloise Lewis 5/8 Deloris Long 1/1 Carl J. Magna 1/1 Allison L. Martin 1/1 followed by the total number of Kleinert Kutz Associates 1/1 Donna Krampe 1/1 Janice Law 10/10 Dr. and Mrs. James R. Lewis 1/1 Dee Dee Long 3/3 Terri Mahan 2/2 Greg and Anjanetta Martin 2/2 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Willa and Corine Kline 1/1 Melissa Kremer 2/2 Jeffrey Lawrence 3/3 Jennifer Lewis 1/1 John Long 1/1 Teresa L. Mahmoud 1/1 Branden Martin 1/1 Dennis Klingerman 6/6 Paul Kriese 1/1 Everett L. Lawson 12/13 Jesse Lewis 1/2 Cathy Long 2/3 John L. Mahurin 3/3 Cathy Martin 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate that Lynn and Christine Klopfenstein 3/3 Jannette H. Krinn 7/7 Nancy Lawson 1/1 Jim Lewis 1/1 Laura Long 1/5 Jack and Carol Mahuron 1/1 Donna Martin 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Gil Klose 5/5 Barbara K. Kristler 5/5 Alan and Shirley Lawson 3/3 Joy Lewis 1/1 Timothy Long 1/1 Delena Main 10/10 Heather G. Martin 1/1 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Dan Klug 1/1 Steve Kristoff 5/5 Susan Layhew 11/16 Karen Lewis 4/4 Vickie and Joel Long 3/3 John and Kathryn Maitz 1/1 Joe Martin 1/2 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Mary Knaus 5/5 Stephen and Kellie Kromkowski 1/1 Brian Laythe 1/2 Kristy Lewis 6/6 Gary Longest 6/6 Susan L. Makowski 3/3 Julie A. Martin 1/1 Denise G. Kneubuhler 5/5 Cindy K. Krumwiede 1/1 Khiem Le 1/1 Cliff and Linda Lewis 2/2 Michael Loomis 1/1 Adrienne Malan 1/1 Karen Martin 1/1 computer records were established Christen Knight 1/1 Lauren Krumwiede 2/2 DeeAnna S. Leach 1/1 Maura Lewis 1/1 Ernesto Lopez 1/1 Gregory Malin 1/1 Kelly Martin 2/2 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. John and Marty Knight 10/10 Howard and Sherry Kruzan 2/2 Michael and Lorraine Leach 1/1 Twilla Lewis 3/11 Michael and Sherry Lorance 1/1 Jan and Vic Malinovsky 1/9 Laroy Martin 1/1 44 45 Tara Knight 1/1 John and Debra Krzyston 2/2 Velma and William Leach 2/2 Vicky J. Lewis 17/17 Bucky and Polly Lord 7/7 Andrew Malocha1/1 Lee Martin 1/1 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Sondra L. Matthews 2/3 Rodney McDanel 7/7 Autumn McNichols 1/1 Titus Michael 1/1 Robert Minard 1/1 Beth Morris 1/1 Joey and Jill Napier 1/1 Todd Nichols 6/6 Douglas E. Mattick 3/9 Carl McDaniel 1/3 Michael McNichols 3/3 Steve and Michelle Michaels 1/1 Pat Miner 6/12 Chad and Sara Morris 1/1 Frank Nardi 2/6 Mark and Dorothy Nicholson 1/3 Keith D. Mattox 1/1 Kay McDaniel 10/10 Dana R. McNulty 1/1 Nancy Michalski 1/1 Michael and Christin Mirin 1/1 Joseph Morris 1/1 Eddie Nasser 1/2 Gian Nicholson 1/1 Julie Maxeiner 4/4 Michelle McDaniel 1/1 Kelly McNutt 1/1 David A. and Anne K. Michel 1/4 Marcia and Scott Mishler 1/2 Leigh and Marcia Morris 2/2 Kristina Nastovich 1/1 George and Jeanette Nickas 10/16 Christopher L. Maxson 1/1 Charles B. McDermott Orthodontics 1/1 Jonathan and Dani McQuaide 2/2 Tina L. Mickleborough 1/1 Mister P. Express 3/3 Martha A. Morris 1/1 Natco Credit Union 4/5 Barry and Lori Nicoson 5/5 Randy Maxson 7/9 Josh McDonald 1/1 Thomas McQueary1/1 Aimee Micola 1/1 Alicia Mitchell 1/1 Robert Morris Jr. 5/5 National Serv-All 2/2 Jimm Nidlinger 1/1 Susan T. Maxson 9/9 Todd McDonald 1/1 William A. McQueary 1/1 Sasha L. Micou 1/1 Dean and Trudy Mitchell 1/4 Wayne and Ruth Ann Morris 1/3 Natures Pharm 1/2 Shannon M. Niedzwicki 1/1 Jeffery and Susan Mayden 4/4 Nadine McDowell 5/5 Beth A. McQueen 1/1 William and Sharon Middleton 1/1 Danny and Claudia Mitchell 1/5 Linda Morse 2/2 Richard and Lorna Naylor 1/4 Mike Niehaus 15/17 Timothy and Susanne Mayer 3/6 April McEntire 1/1 Allen and Brenda McQueen 8/12 Midwest Poultry Services L.P. 3/3 David and Krista Mitchell 5/5 Jennifer Morton 1/5 Sally Naylor 1/3 Karen Nielson 1/1 Maryann Mayfield 1/1 Heather McFall 2/2 Niall McShane 1/1 Kevin M. Mihal 1/1 Pamela S. Mitchener1/1 George and Janie Mosey 1/4 Elsy C. Nazario 1/1 John Niemann 10/13 Jack Maynard 1/1 Walter and Barb McFarland 8/8 James McShane III 2/5 Mike Raisor Auto Group 1/3 Adam Mitschelen 2/2 Mosey Real Estate, Inc. 10/10 Helen Neace 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Niemeyer 1/1 McShane’s Business Products Mike Raisor Ford Inc. 1/2 Mobile Giving Foundation 2/2 Andy Moshos 2/2 & Solutions 11/11 Mary Mikowski 1/1 Erwin and Marilyn Mockler 1/1 Brandon Moss 1/1 Nancy McWilliams 1/1 Joseph and Beth Milam 1/1 Model T Ford Club of America 2/3 Mason M. Moton 1/1 Meadowood Retirement Community 2/5 Milano Inn 1/3 ModusLink PTS, Inc. 9/11 Ann Motycka-Skvara 16/16 Kristine Medic 1/1 John Milentis 13/13 April Moehl 5/5 Toni Moughler 4/4 Kenneth and Michal Meek 1/1 Jamie Miles 1/1 Gordon Moffett 1/3 Stephen Mouser 1/1 Melissa Meek 1/1 Taundra Miles 1/1 Vickie L. Mofield 2/2 Move Me, Inc. DBA Curves 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Meek 16/18 Timothy Miles 1/1 Valerie J. Moisica 2/2 MPA Architects 5/5 Rachel Meek 1/1 Victoria Miles 1/1 Jon and Barbara Moll 1/5 Isaac Mpofu 1/1 Dwight Meeks 1/1 Aaron Miller 1/1 Clifton Mominee 1/1 Jill Muegge 10/10 Sharon Meerzo 1/7 Carissa Miller 1/1 Rainy D. Monahan 1/1 Matthew Muehling 1/1 Jim Mehling and Sue Ellsperman 1/1 Carol Miller 1/1 Frank and Mae Monroe 1/3 Harry A. Mueller 1/2 Matthew J. Mehling 2/2 Casaundra Miller 1/1 Monroe County YMCA Family Andrew and Cynthia Muffett 1/2 Marion and Diane Meier 1/3 David and Marsha Miller 2/5 Fitness Center 2/4 Thann and Kathy Mughmaw 3/3 Jim and Mary Meinerding 2/2 Denise A. Miller 1/1 Frank H. Monroe Heating and Alice W. Muigai 1/1 Molly Meiners 1/1 Erika Miller 2/2 Cooling, Inc. 2/6 Robert Mulderink 1/1 Marsha Meister 2/2 Erin Miller 1/1 Gabriel A. Montalvo 1/1 Debra A. Muldoon 1/1 The MEK Group, Inc. 1/1 Gage Miller 1/1 Montclair Christian Church 1/1 Jo Ann C. Mullen 1/2 Christopher J. Melby 2/2 Gary Miller 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Montgomery 1/12 Cathy Mullett 1/5 Jack and Shelby Maynard 2/2 Martin McFarland 1/1 Maria Melendes 2/5 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Miller 1/3 Montgomery County Farm Bureau 1/1 Willard and Diane Mullins 15/16 Christopher D. Neal 1/1 Kathryn Niese 1/1 Leslie N. Mayo 1/1 Eugene and Nancy McGarvey 2/5 Lynnea D. Melham 1/2 James Miller 10/10 Carol Moore 3/3 Martin Mummert Jr. 1/1 Dennis P. Neary 1/1 Bill and June Nighbert 6/20 Mark Mays 20/20 Judi and Dan McGaughy 1/1 Andrew Mellady 1/1 Jeffrey and Patricia Miller 1/1 Dan and Cindy Moore 5/5 Karl Mund 5/5 Matthew Neese 1/1 Sarah Nilsson 1/1 Mays Chemical Company, Inc. 1/2 Reginald L. McGee 1/1 Loren and Pat Mellendorf 2/23 Chad and Jennifer Miller 1/1 David H. Moore MD 1/1 Moses C. Munde 1/1 Duane and Patricia Neet 1/1 Jennifer Niswonger 1/1 William Mbugua 1/1 Stacey M. McGiffin 4/4 Nona Melton 1/6 Jerry and Marcia Miller 1/4 Deborah Moore 1/1 Judy Mundhenke 1/1 Ralph Neff 1/1 Doc and Pamela Nixon 10/10 Joyce McAdams 10/10 Nancy C. McGill 2/2 Gabrielle E. Mendiola 1/1 Dr. John and Geraldine Miller 1/1 Elizabeth Moore 1/1 Jene Mundil 1/1 Ruth Neff 1/2 Trisha Nixon 1/1 McAfee Animal Hospital 4/6 Laura McGlothlin3/7 Judith Mendoza 1/1 John Miller 4/4 Janet L. Moore 1/1 Troy D. Mundy 1/1 Michele Neff-Maskell 14/14 Brandi K. Noble 1/1 Angela McAllister 1/1 Patrick and Christina McGovern 1/1 James and Elizabeth Menkedick 1/1 Lester C. Miller 1/1 Kevin D. Moore 1/1 Christian Munoz 1/1 Jack and Pamela Nelson 1/1 Linda M. Noble 1/1 Dave and Donna McAllister 1/1 Hillary McGrew 1/1 Mental Health Association of Indiana 1/1 Marcia Miller 1/3 Joe Moore 17/17 Susanna Munsell 1/1 James Nelson Jr. 1/1 Keith W. Noe 10/13 Ronnie and Rita McAllister 2/2 James McGuire 1/1 Meridian Hills Apartments 1/1 Mary Miller 14/14 Lisa Moore 10/11 Brad Murphey 1/1 Jerry and Marcia Nelson 2/2 Mike and Jane Noel 1/4 Mr. and Ms. John McBride 1/1 Beth McIlvain 10/10 Kristy L. Merk 1/1 Megan Miller 1/1 Chris and Lisa Moore 7/11 David and Cindy Murphy 1/1 Kathy Nelson 1/1 Katie Noel 3/3 Virginia McCabe 22/23 Matthew McIntosh 1/1 Bristel Merrill 1/1 Melanie A. Miller 1/1 Nikia Moore 1/1 Gary Murphy 4/4 Eric and Kelley Nelson 1/1 Patricia L. McCafferty 1/1 Richard and Maribeth McKaig 2/3 Zachary Merrill 1/1 Penny Miller 1/1 Shelly Moore 6/6 Julie Murphy 5/5 Nancy J. Nelson 3/4 Colin McCahill 2/2 Tom and Anna Jo McKaig 1/2 James and Kelley Merritt 1/1 Phyllis J. Miller 1/1 Thomas A. Moore Sr. 1/5 Tamara Murphy 1/5 Peggy L. Nelson 17/19 Consecutive Giving and David McCammon 1/1 Justin R. McKain 2/2 James and Pam Merten 1/2 Steve and Becky Miller 7/11 Moore’s Home Health and Medical Supply Brad and Theresa Murphy 5/6 Robert Nelson 1/1 Total Giving Perry and Joy McClain 2/2 Amy McKee 1/1 Stephanie Mertens 1/1 Sally Miller 1/1 2/3 Todd Murphy 2/4 Sandra S. Nelson 6/17 Nate and Star McClain 1/5 Sara McKee 4/4 Amy Metcalf 5/5 Russell and Shirley Miller 5/5 Philip and Ruth Moorhead 1/5 Rebecca J. Murray 15/15 Susan Nelson 10/10 The numbers appearing after a Anthony and Patricia McClendon 2/2 Sheila R. Mckee 1/1 Phil Metcalf 2/4 Steven and Linda Miller 1/1 Bozana Morales 1/1 Rob Murray 3/8 Thomas L. New 1/1 Ronnie R. McClory 1/1 Nicole McKenzie 1/1 Steven L. Metheny 2/4 Terry Miller 2/2 Nicole Morden 1/1 Sue Murray 1/1 John and Shelley Newby 1/3 donor’s name indicate the number Mr. Adam McCloskey 1/1 Doug and Teresa McKiddy 1/2 Metlife Foundation 1/1 William J. Miller 1/1 Bill and Ann Moreau 1/1 Jimmie Murrell 14/14 Fred P. and Patsy K. Newby 1/12 of consecutive years of giving, Dennis and Susan McClure 1/1 McKinley Skillet Corporation 7/7 Elizabeth and Robert Metz 1/1 Miller’s Merry Manor, Wabash 1/1 Kristen S. Moreland 2/2 Dan Murrell 1/1 Johnathon Newell 1/1 followed by the total number of Larry McClure 2/2 Erika McKinney 1/1 Daniel Meyer 1/1 Miller’s Merry Manor, Peru 2/3 Carolyn A. Morgan 1/1 David Murtaugh 1/1 James R. Newlin 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Kerry and Stacia McConnell 1/1 Roger McKinney 1/1 Justin Meyer 1/1 MillerWhite, LLC 4/11 Gayla Morgan 7/7 Kenneth and Mary Musselman 1/1 Alan H. and Sandra P. Newman Family Tom and Carrie McCool 14/14 James and Brenda McLane 14/14 Laurie Meyer 1/1 Sean Milliner 3/3 Kimberly A. Morgan 1/1 Karen L. Mutschler 2/4 Foundation 2/10 example, “8/16” would indicate that Maurice McCormick 1/9 Steve McLaughlin 3/3 Thomas Meyer 1/1 Mark Millis 1/1 Marjorie Morgan 3/3 Byron and Peggy Myers 3/3 Norman Newman 3/3 the donor has given eight years in Patrick L. McCormick 10/10 Johnathan Mclaurin 1/1 Tim Meyer 1/2 Mandy Mills 7/7 Phil and Alicia Morgan 5/6 Diana Myers 1/1 John and Mina Newman 3/5 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Debbie McCoy-Quinn 17/17 James McLay 5/5 Meyers Mechanical Corp. 1/2 Ann Mills 2/6 Peter Morikis 1/1 Jonathan D. Myers 3/3 Taylor Newman 1/1 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Carolyn McCrady 2/3 Andrew McLemore 1/1 Miami County Economic Development Ernest and Betty Mills 1/6 Scott Moritz 1/1 Neal Myers 6/6 Jennifer E. Newport 1/1 Andrea McCreary 1/1 April McNamee 1/1 Authority 1/1 Jeff H. Mills 1/1 Ryan Morman 1/1 Leatha A. Myles 2/2 M. Nadine Newsom 11/11 computer records were established Merl and Judith A. McCutchan 19/19 Pat and Judy McNarny 4/6 Miami-Cass County REMC 3/5 Joyce Mills 1/1 Nicole Moro 1/1 Rachel and Bill Nadeau 3/3 Newton’s Auto Service 12/12 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Mary McCutchen 1/1 Edward and Ella McNeary 3/3 Aja Michael 1/1 Robert B. Mills 1/1 Michele Morrical 6/6 Diane Nagel 5/8 Holly J. Nichols 1/3 46 47 Carolyn McCutcheon 4/4 Brian McNeely 1/1 Michelle Michael 1/1 Tracey B. Mills 1/1 Walt and Elaine Morrill 3/3 NAPA Auto Parts 8/8 Jennifer M. Nichols 1/1 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Ronald Noel 1/1 Opportunity Enterprises 4/5 Anne Painter 7/10 PEO Sisterhood, Chapter BM 1/1 Evelyn Pierce-Hicks 1/1 James and Jean Preer 5/7 Ellen Rainier 2/5 Rees Funeral Home, Inc. 1/3 Jennifer L. Nolan 1/1 Stacey Organist 1/1 Jamille Palacios 2/2 Kenneth Pepper Jr. 1/1 Dennis E. Piety 2/2 Preferred Auto Service, Inc. 1/1 Brenda S. Raley 2/2 Lorraine Reese 1/2 Gloria Noone 3/3 Annette and David Orlikowski 1/1 Donna Palenik 1/1 Sue Pepper Joys 5/6 Melody Pike 1/1 Amy Price 3/3 Patrick and Nancy Ralston 4/6 Tim Reese 5/5 Marilyn and Armand Norehad 1/1 JoEllen L. Ornduff 5/5 Laurie Palmer 4/4 Charles and Sandra Perdieu 1/1 Bradley Pilant 1/1 Dave Price 1/1 Robert L. Ralston 5/19 Rebecca S. Reeve 1/1 Mary Pat Norrell 17/19 Karen Orosz 1/9 Ryan A. Palmore 1/1 Louis and Tessa Perdue 16/16 Cory D. Pimpton 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Price 1/14 Ramada Limited and Suites 1/4 Jason Reeves 1/1 Cheryl Norris 1/1 John L. Orr 1/1 The Pangere Corporation 8/8 Griselda Perez 1/1 Rhoda Pimpton 1/1 Janice Price 3/3 A.K. and V.L. Ramadas 1/7 Regions Insurance, Inc. - Logansport 3/3 Donald J. North 2/2 Sarah Osborn 1/1 Angela Panza 1/1 Mario Perez Jr. 1/1 Scott Pinkham 1/1 Lisa Price 6/6 Tony Ramey 5/5 Tashanna M. Reid 1/1 Norton Healthcare 3/4 Kimberly Osborne 1/1 Susan Paproski 5/9 Norma Perez 1/2 Joshua Pisowicz 1/1 Tina Price 1/1 Mary N. Ramey 7/7 Gary and Barbara Reif 6/7 Hayley M. Norwood 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Osika 1/1 Terry and Ann Paragon 1/1 Janice K. Perigo 7/20 Carolyn N. Pitt 23/23 Michael Priest 6/10 Roberta Ramirez 1/1 Patrick Reifel 1/1 Reed E. Notter 1/3 Meshack Osiro 10/10 Paralegal Studies Program – Lara O’Dell, Coy R. Perkins 1/1 Betty M. Pittman1/1 Susan Priest 6/9 Michael Rampley 1/1 Kenneth W. Reighter 1/1 Nottingham and Covenant Auto Sales 7/7 David Osmundsen 1/4 Susan Altman, and Krista Hollenberg- Jerry and Myra Perkins 2/10 Deborah K. Pitzer 5/5 Pamela Primrose 4/6 Matthew Ramsey 1/1 Drs. Dana Reihman and Eileen Cravens 5/8 Cussen 1/1 Joseph and Edith Perkins 3/4 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pizer 1/1 John Pritchett 5/7 Keith D. Parish 1/1 Kenneth and Beth Perkins 1/1 Andrew and Natalie Placek 1/1 Matthew Probst 11/11 Ruby D. Parker 17/17 Jean Perrin 7/7 Bruce and Karen Placek 1/1 Brenda D. Proctor 3/3 Ryan Parker 3/3 Alisa Perry 2/2 Deniese Placek 1/1 Tim Proctor 1/1 Jaime R. Parkins 1/1 Eston L. Perry 1/1 Kimberly J. Placek 2/2 Product Acceptance and Research (PAR) 4/8 Wayne and Carol Parkinson 1/2 John Perry 2/2 Stephen Planck 4/4 Randall and Marsha Proffitt 17/17 Parkview Health 1/1 Kathleen Perry 6/6 Lora Plank 13/13 Hilary and Bryce Prosser 1/1 Amy Parrett 1/1 Roderick Perry 1/1 Jason and Brandi Plantenga 1/1 Rae Lynn Prouse 7/11 Kenneth F. Parry 1/1 Suzan Perry 8/8 Rebecca Platko 1/1 The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts 1/1 Dorcas Parson 2/2 Travis Perry 2/2 Amber Platt 1/1 Dale Prugar 5/5 Shelley Parson 8/8 Peru Fireman’s Fund 1/1 Joseph Plesek 7/7 Linda Pruitt 1/4 Gene and Joyce Paschka 12/12 Thomas L. Peter 3/3 Bill and Beth Pless 11/11 Mary Pruitt 5/7 Pam Passen 7/8 Brad Peters 1/1 Joshua Ploss 1/1 Xavieria Pruitt 1/1 Sandy Patchett 15/18 Christian J. Peters 1/1 Plumbers & Steam Fitters Local #157 13/16 Pruzin Brothers Funeral Service 1/1 Nick Pate Insurance and Financial James Peters and Nancy Morris 7/8 Bob Plunkett 5/5 Tim and Linda Przybysz 3/10 Services, Inc. 1/3 Lee O. Petersen 1/1 PNC Bank - Mishawaka 1/2 Psi Iota Xi Sorority - Beta Gamma Chapter 2/6 Freddie and Melissa Patrick 10/10 Danel Peterson 9/9 Rob Poff 4/4 Natalie Pugh 10/14 Bethany Pattee 1/1 Laryn Peterson 1/1 Michael and Becky Pohle 3/3 Treva Pugh 2/2 David A. Patterson 1/1 Mary Peterson 1/1 Richard and Kathy Pohlman 2/2 Pulaski County Community Ken and Stacy Nowak 2/2 Sylvia B. Oster 2/2 Jeff Patterson 1/1 Libby Petro 1/1 Josefina Policarpo 1/1 Development Commission 1/1 Robert L. Ramsey 1/1 Mark and Karen Reilly 7/7 Sharon Nowell 1/1 Robert and Linda Ostermeier 1/1 Joan Patterson 1/1 Jenny M. Pfoutz 1/1 Louise Pollard 7/13 Bob Pullen 1/1 Scott Ramsey 1/4 James A. Reinhart 1/2 Edwin Nunez 1/1 James Oswalt 1/1 Mattie Patterson 7/7 Vu Pham and Nga T. Le 1/1 Willard and Roxie Polley 1/1 Robert Pullen 1/1 Edith J. Randall 1/1 Fred Rendina 4/4 Daniel and Mary Ann Nusbaum 1/1 Ott/Haverstock Funeral Chapel, Inc. 1/2 Sharon Patterson 6/6 Reagan E. Phares 1/1 Ronald A. Polus 1/1 Michelle Pulley 1/1 John Randall 3/3 Barbara Renn 3/4 Amarachi N. Nwabuko 1/1 Phyllis Otto 9/9 Cheryl Patton 1/1 Lisa Pharis 1/1 PolyOne Corporation 2/2 Karie L. Pullum 2/6 Behram and Gool Randelia 24/24 Amanda Renner 10/10 Sarah Oakes-Jones 1/1 Marilynne C. Ousley 1/1 Melanie Patton 13/13 Dustin Pharr 1/1 Amber Pond 2/2 Pulmonary Specialists of Northwest Eric and Laura Rankin 1/1 Tim Renners 3/3 Summer Oakley 1/1 Danny Outland 1/5 James W. Patus 1/9 Patricia Phebus 2/5 Debra Ponsot 6/6 Indiana PC 10/10 Kevin M. Ratcliff 1/1 Repp Associates Foundation 27/26 Cassandra Oaks 2/2 Patricia Outlaw 6/6 Jada Paul 1/1 Joe and Linda Phelps 2/2 Michael Popielski 3/3 Carol Puls 1/1 Wes and Mary Burch Ratliff 3/8 Jessica Ressler 1/1 Jennifer L. Oaks 1/1 Floyd Overman 3/3 Paul Casket Company, Inc. 2/8 Tina Phelps 10/10 Helen J. Poplawski 1/1 Wendy Puls 5/5 Amy L. Rauccio 1/1 Retailers Supply Co., Inc. 2/3 Victor Obajuluwa 5/8 Laurene A. Overmier 1/1 James Pava 1/1 Watez Phelps 2/3 Nadia Popov 1/1 Willard and Lori Purcell 3/4 Deborah D. Rawles 17/17 Sabrina Retherford 1/1 Nicholas A. Oberting 1/1 Beverly Overmyer 1/1 Cynthia Pavel 4/4 David Phenis 1/1 David Porter 2/2 Purdue University Calumet 2/2 Bridgette Ray 1/1 Retired RN Club 6/6 Troy O’Brien 1/1 Samantha Overmyer 1/1 Alyssa Pavey 1/1 Suzanne Phenis 1/3 Dean Porter 1/1 Julie Purtee 1/1 Connie Ray 1/1 Daniel and Hollie O’Connor 1/2 Daryl and Kelly Owen 1/1 Katheryne Pavey 3/4 Phi Theta Kappa - Alpha Phi Pi Chapter - Jake and Lu Porter 1/6 Barbara K. Pusateri 7/7 Valerie J. Ray 5/17 Scott and Kathryn O’Daniel 1/1 Sarah Owen 2/2 Ian Pavnick 1/1 Kokomo 1/3 Porter Starke Services, Inc. 5/5 James Pusateri 1/1 Ray Burns Auto Service 1/7 Consecutive Giving and Lara O’Dell 2/2 Virgil and Judy Owen 1/3 Brian and Gail Payne 1/2 Terry and Belinda Phillips 3/3 Kathie Potter 4/19 Quality Electric, Inc. 3/5 Raybestos Powertrain, LLC 1/5 Total Giving Paul and Deanna Odney 2/2 Christian D. Owens 1/1 Diana Payne 3/3 Keith V. Phillips 2/2 Potter Color and Supply 7/16 Quality Plumbing & Heating of Bunker Hill 2/3 Megan M. Rayl 1/1 Haley O’Donnell 1/1 Ernie Owens 1/1 Greg D. Payton 1/1 Richard Phillips 1/1 Jeffrey R. Potts 1/1 Quality Surfaces, Inc. 1/1 E. Mae Raymond 3/12 The numbers appearing after a Martha O’Farrell 7/7 James Owens 1/1 Jolene Payton 1/1 Robin Phillips 1/1 Lisa Potts 1/1 Patricia Query 1/9 Rea Logan & Co., LLC 1/1 Joan Olcott 3/5 Katrina Owens 1/1 PC Lumber and Hardware, Inc. 1/1 Terry Phillips 5/5 Amy Powell 1/1 Moises Quezada 1/1 Jason Rebar 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Old National Bank - Bloomington 17/19 Thomas and Julie Owings 3/3 Don J. Peacock 1/1 Tommy L. Phillips 3/3 Ann Powell 4/4 Terrence and Rebecca Quinlan 16/17 Laveena Rebber 8/8 of consecutive years of giving, Loretta Oleksy 1/1 Hugh Oxendine 1/1 Elaine Pearlman 3/17 Phillips Drug 1/1 Bill Powell 1/1 Christine Quinn 1/1 Leighann Rechtin 1/1 followed by the total number of Ronald and Sherri Oler 13/13 Mary Frances Paddock 4/4 Brookley Pearson 1/1 Stanley Phulpagar 6/6 David Powell 5/5 David M. Quinn 1/1 Kristen Reckert 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Oliver Wine Company, Inc. 1/2 Nella Padfield 1/2 Nancy Pearson 3/6 Beverly Pickart 1/1 James Powell and Anne Hamilton 2/10 Garry R. Quirk 1/1 Seth Recknor 1/1 Kathy Olson 1/7 Steve and Melissa Padgett 5/6 Maureen Pease 2/2 Lynn J. Pickett 9/9 Jesse G. Powell 1/1 Michael and Amanda Raab 1/1 Curtis and April Rector 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate that Thomas and Elizabeth O’Neil 1/1 Sylvanus D. Paelay 1/1 Sheryl Pease 2/2 Mike Pickrell 13/13 Kendra Powell 1/1 Scott Racine 2/2 Rodney Rector 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Linda O’Neill 5/6 PAG Service, Inc. 1/1 Michele L. Peck 1/1 Oliver C. Picquenot 1/1 Robert Powell 1/1 Hunter and Heather Rackley 2/3 Dr. Judith Redwine 1/14 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Ray and Sharon Ontko 1/4 Karen K. Page 2/7 Lonnie Peek 1/1 Michael and Kelli Piechocki 2/2 Robert M. Powell 3/3 Carl E. Radford 1/1 Cathy Reed 2/2 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Khaing Oo 1/1 Kyle Page 1/1 Kimberly Pelsor 5/5 Brian Piecuch 1/1 Scott M. Powell 1/1 Marilyn Rafter 1/1 Charlotte S. Reed 1/1 So M. Oo 1/1 Presley Page 1/1 Lisa Pence 1/1 Heather A. Pier 1/1 Les Powicz 1/1 Russ and Sue Ragland 14/15 Jason Reed 1/1 computer records were established Christy Opal 1/1 Sheila Page 1/10 Charles R. Pender 3/3 Patricia Pier 1/1 Grant and Lou Anna Poynter 1/4 Rebecca L. Rahschulte 2/2 Emily Reeder 1/2 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Scott Opelt 1/1 Tequila T. Page 1/1 Stephanie Pendleton 1/1 Michael and Karen Pierce 1/1 Dr. Ralph M. Pratt Jr. 7/11 Scott M. Rahschulte 2/2 Karen Reeder 1/1 48 49 Agnes Opoku 1/1 Jamie Pagels 1/1 PEO Sisterhood, Chapter AW 1/1 Steven and Tonya Pierce 5/10 Ryan F. Preczewski 1/1 Brenda L. Rainbolt 1/1 Max Reeder 1/1 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Ellisa S. Reyes 1/1 Meaghan M. Ritchey 6/6 Linda E. Roederer 1/5 Bob and Tricia Russell 2/2 Jackie Schlichte 3/3 Michael Sehy 2/2 James E. Shride 1/1 Elizabeth Slabach 13/13 Jose Reyes 1/1 Jana M. Ritchie 1/1 Delvan Roehling 1/2 Jennifer Rutan 2/2 Sam and Karen Schlosser 1/1 Kyle Seibert 1/1 George Shrontz 1/1 Katharine and Jerry Slater 1/1 Kipp Reynolds 1/1 David and Aldine Ritenour 20/23 Drs. Harlan H. and Judith B. Roepke 1/7 Wendy Rutan 1/2 Karla F. Schmeltzer 6/7 Larry Seifers 2/2 Jerry and Betsy Shroyer 1/1 Amy Slayback 1/1 Minnie Reynolds 5/8 Bill and Pat Ritzmann 2/4 Georgenia Rogers 1/1 Todd M. Rutkowski 1/1 Pamela Schmelz 3/3 Michele Seim 1/1 Michelle Shuffitt 1/1 Christopher Sleppy 1/1 Janet Rhodes-Carlson 1/1 River Valley Financial Bank 1/2 Heather M. Rogers 3/3 Armeta Rutledge 1/1 Tara N. Schmelz 1/1 Keshia Seitz 2/2 Don Shull 8/11 Jay Slipher 1/1 Larry and Carol Ricci 7/7 Jasmine Rivera 2/2 Maxine D. Rogers 1/3 William Rutledge 1/1 John and Kelly Schmicker 1/1 Craig and Dawn Sell 1/1 Kim Shultz 1/1 Gerald Sloan 1/1 Michael Ricci 1/2 Jennifer Rivera 1/1 Teresa Rogers 1/1 Rebecca R. Ruyle 5/5 Barbara Schmid 1/1 Jim Selmier 2/2 Jack and Virginia Sickmann 3/3 Ronald Sloan 6/6 Jill Rice 1/1 Shannon Rivers 4/4 Jeanna G. Roggenkamp 4/9 Edward Ryan 1/1 George and Mary Schmid 2/2 Marc Semanchik 1/1 Norman S. Sider 1/1 Mike Slocum 2/2 Kathleen Rice 2/2 Stephan A. Rivers 1/1 Daniel Rohaley 1/2 Gavyn Ryan 1/1 Henry Schmidtz 1/2 Jerry and Rosemary Semler 1/1 Aundrea Siebert 1/1 Mary Jo Slonaker 1/4 Keith Rice1/1 John Roan 1/1 Gary Rohl 1/1 Marcia Ryan 8/12 Mark and Deborah Schmitt 1/6 Margaret Semmer 1/1 Jacqueline Siefker 1/1 P. Steven and Lisa Slonaker 1/5 Randy and Kimberly Rice 1/1 Lisa Robbins 1/1 Ellen Roi 1/1 Tom and Margaret Ryder 1/1 Steve Schmitt 1/1 Maureen Sencherey 1/1 Michael Siegel 2/2 Lisa Smalley 1/1 Francisco and Martha Kelty Roldan 1/1 Justin P. Rylands 1/1 Brian Schneider 1/1 Paul and Karynn Seppel 1/1 Kayla Roll 1/1 Amy Ryll 2/2 Catherine Schneider 1/1 Miranda Serletic 2/2 Mary Roller 2/2 Lauren Rynerson 1/1 Kathryn Schnepp 1/1 Genoveva E. Serviss 1/1 Stacy L. Rollings 1/1 S.M.C., Inc. 2/11 Russell E. Schnurpel 1/1 Sew Elegant Cleaners II 1/1 Gregg Romans 1/1 Vicky Saari 1/3 Ardene Schoeffler 2/2 Lorna and John H. Seward 4/4 Fred and Linda Romines 5/12 Rebecca Saberniak 6/6 Charles F. and Sue W. Scholer 2/20 Denise Sexton 1/1 Brandy R. Rominger 1/1 SABIC Innovative Plastics 1/1 Holley Scholtes-Moore 2/2 Deartha R. Shad 1/1 Ronan’s Auto Center 17/17 Crystal Sadzewicz 1/1 Becky A. Schonberger 7/9 William and Jaqueline Shadday 1/1 Dan Ronk 1/1 Claudia Saenz 1/3 Christopher R. Schonegg 2/2 John and Brenda Shadow 1/1 Edward M. Roob 1/1 Paul and Linda Saft 2/2 Roberta Schonemann 1/1 Michael Shaffer 1/1 Dewayne Rood 1/1 Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Inc. 3/7 Joyce Schoonveld 1/1 Teresa Shaffer 6/6 Dr. William Rood 1/1 Dr. Deborah Saks 2/2 Lincoln and Kathleen Schrock 8/8 Charity L. Shanks 1/6 Roger Emmick and Chelsea Rood-Emmick 3/3 Barbara Salee 1/1 Kenneth C. Schroeder 1/20 Corey Sharp 13/13 Ben Roof 3/3 Salin Bank & Trust Company 3/5 Ron and Pat Schroeder 1/1 Doug and Melinda Sharp 14/19 Jane Rosa 4/7 The Saltsburg Fund - Don and Sarah Schroeder 1/1 Janet Sharp 6/6 Karen Rosales 8/8 Karen Lake Buttrey 3/3 Carol Schuck 10/23 Karl and Marjorie Sharp 6/19 Linda Rosenberger 1/1 Anthony Sams 1/1 Danielle Schuler 1/1 Marty Sharp 7/7 John Rosene 4/4 Douglas Samuels 1/1 Fred Schuler 1/1 David Sharpe 1/1 Laura Rosillo 11/11 Elizabeth S. Sanchez 22/22 Max and Judy Schumacher 2/2 Kathleen S. Sharpshair 1/1 Linda Rice 1/1 Mark Robbins 1/1 Deb Ross 10/10 Bennie Sanders 1/1 Gloria Schwartz 1/6 S. Butch Shaw 1/1 Gary and Beth Siemens 1/3 John Smedinghoff 1/1 Donna Richard 1/1 Glen Roberson Jr. 4/9 Marilyn Ross 2/2 David Sanders 1/1 Michael and Pam Schwenk 7/7 Michael and Kati Shebek 1/1 Barbara Sigmon 10/10 Jessica Smedley 1/1 Gwyn and Barbara Richards 1/1 Mary Roberson 4/7 Timothy Ross 7/7 Billy and Janet Sanders 10/10 John Scircle 1/1 Timothy Sheehan 1/1 Leonard and Karla Sigo 1/1 Smiddy’s Carpets Plus Color Tile 2/3 Carolyn B. Richards 1/1 Beth A. Roberts 2/2 Rotary Club of Seymour 1/9 Kala R. Sanders 1/1 Carl and Vange Scott 2/5 Tom and Judy Sheehan 1/2 SIHO Insurance Services 1/1 Morgan and Stacy Smiley 6/6 Larry Richards 1/1 Bruce Roberts 1/1 Rotary Club of South Bend 1/2 Paulette Sankofa, Ed.D 4/4 Cedric Scott 1/1 David and Susan Sheets 1/1 Mr. Aco and Dr. Daniela Sikoski 10/10 Anita Smith 2/2 Rex and Judy Richards 6/6 Fred Roberts 1/13 Jason Roth 2/2 Erik Santana 2/2 Doug and Ellen Scott 2/2 Patrick A. Shellhart 1/1 Thomas Silcott 2/2 Ariane Smith 1/2 Betty Richardson 1/1 Julie A. Roberts 2/2 Marcia K. Rothgeb 10/10 James R. Santo 1/1 Jeff Scott 1/2 Don Shelton 1/2 Jon Silver 1/1 Audrey Smith 1/1 Rodney and Margaret Richcreek 1/2 Kristin Roberts 5/5 Jeremy Rowe 1/1 Divine G. Santos 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Scott 15/15 John Shelton 1/1 Curtis and Judith Simic 1/2 Becky L. Smith 19/19 Richmond Lions Club 1/2 Laurie Roberts 1/1 Lydia M. Rowles 1/1 Michael A. and Carol A. Satterfield 7/12 Jessica Scott 1/1 Tamara Shepard 1/5 Carol Simmons 8/8 Brent Smith 2/2 Richmond Power & Light 1/1 Stephanie Robertson 5/5 Brandy Royalty 1/2 Angela Saunders 1/1 Larry M. Scott 3/3 Ezell Shepherd 1/1 Grant Simpson 1/1 Chasity A. Smith 1/1 Selena Rickabaugh 1/1 Travis Robins 1/1 Albert Rubenstein 2/4 John and Marianne Savage 7/7 Steven and Linda Scott 3/3 Jamie B. Shepherd 1/1 Pete Simpson 2/2 Cherry Kay Smith 17/17 Cynthia Rickert 2/2 April E. Robinson 4/5 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Rubey 8/13 Herbert Saxon 10/10 Sharon Scott 13/13 Samuel D. Shepherd 1/1 Charlie Sims Jr. 7/7 Jared Riddle 3/4 Deborah G. Robinson 1/3 Fred and Nancy Rubey 7/14 Ceil Sayler 19/19 Stacey Scott 7/7 Tamera Shepherd 1/1 Christina Sims 1/1 Karen Riddle 1/1 Terry and Diann Robinson 16/16 John and Mary Rucker 6/6 David and Rebecca Scales 1/1 Tamara Scott 1/1 Sarah M. Shepler 4/4 Melissa Sims 1/1 Consecutive Giving and Judith Ann Riecken 7/7 Matthew Robinson 1/2 Tiffany D. Rucker 1/1 Robert and Ann Scarafia 3/15 Shawna Scott-Hamilton 1/1 Jill Sherlock 1/1 Stephen and Heide Sims 4/6 Total Giving Al Riggle 1/1 Andrea R. Robinson Hinsey 8/8 Steve and Robin Rudd 2/2 Louis and Christy Scavuzzo 2/2 Sandra Scovel 1/1 Dennis R. Sherman 5/5 Kenyatte Simuel 5/5 Barbara Riggs 4/4 Vivian Robinson-Patrick 1/1 Trisha Rudd 1/1 James Sceniak 1/1 Randall L. Seabolt 1/1 Catherine Sherrard 4/4 Jessica Sinclair 1/2 The numbers appearing after a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Riggs 18/18 Anthony J. Robison 1/1 Gina Rue 14/14 Julie L. Schaadt 6/6 Martha Seal 6/6 Kate Sherrill 2/5 Carolyn Sinnott 3/3 Ashanti S. Rimschneider 1/1 Maritza Robles 1/1 Michael T. Ruf 1/1 Kristie Schafer 6/6 Joe and Bernie Seaman 9/9 Tina Sherrod 1/1 Jessica Sites 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Jeremy Rinehart 1/1 Nikole Robles 1/1 Christopher Ruhl 1/1 Richard and Donna Schaffhausen 14/15 Frankie Sears 1/1 Ron and Jonita Shields 7/7 Kristine Sizemore 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Jim Rinehart 2/2 Kevin R. Robling1/1 Helen A. Ruhl 5/5 Martin Schap 2/2 Jeffrey W. Sears 1/1 Toni Shields 1/1 Robert and Donna Skeen 1/1 followed by the total number of Jon Rinehart 1/1 Kristine Roccia 1/1 Jean Ruiz 1/1 Lance Schattner 1/1 Seasons on the Square 2/2 Younghe Shin 2/6 Rachel Skeens 17/17 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Rinehart’s Lawn Care & Landscaping 1/1 Rochester Telephone Company 2/2 Jim Ruiz 1/1 Rachel Schaut 1/1 Jessica Seaver 1/1 Bill and Diane Shinn 4/11 Donald Skeens 21/21 James Ring 1/1 Rock Industries, Inc. 3/3 Sharon Rule 2/2 David and Thea Scheblo 3/4 Donna Sebastian 1/1 Carman Shively 1/1 John Skelton 3/3 example, “8/16” would indicate that Keith A. Ring 3/3 Rodefer Moss & CO PLLC 1/3 Scott and Anna Rumble 2/2 Henry and Jessamine Scheele 1/14 Security Federal Savings Bank - Leslie and Linda Shively 1/1 Donald Jones and Cheryl Skiba-Jones 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Bonnie Rinks 1/1 Kyle Rodman 1/1 Samantha J. Runnells 1/1 Charles E. Schell Foundation 2/4 Logansport 7/10 Cora D. Shonk 1/1 Mark Skibowski 4/4 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Ripley County Community Oscar A. Rodriguez 11/11 Tamara Runyan 13/14 Lynn L. Schenck 2/4 Security Federal Savings Bank - Roger Shoot 4/4 The Skillman Corporation 1/1 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Foundation, Inc. 3/5 Ricky T. Rodriguez 1/1 Adam Rush 1/1 Ken and Beth Schenk 4/6 Kokomo 2/2 John and Barbara Short 6/9 Donald Skinner 1/1 Shelly A. Rippe 1/1 Rosa Rodriguez 15/15 Lisa B. Rush 2/2 Linda Schenk 3/4 Stacy Sedam 2/2 Carolyn Short 3/3 Marilyn Skinner 4/11 computer records were established Thomas and Marjie Risen 7/10 Jasmine Rodriquez 1/1 Fred and Cathy Russell 4/5 Corey R. Scherschel 5/5 Christine M. Seger 4/4 Justin and Evelyn Short 1/1 Suzanne A. Skinner 6/7 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Nancy Risner 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Rodriguez Jr. 1/4 Danielle Russell 1/1 Edward and Laura Scherschel 1/1 Allen and Donna Segrist 14/14 Kevin C. Short 1/1 Marilyn Skirvin 1/2 50 51 Benjamin Rist-Brown 1/1 Lori Roe 6/8 Larry Russell 2/2 Jennifer M. Schlenger 1/1 Tim and Barbara Sehr 1/1 Allen Shotwell 17/17 Sheila C. Skirvin 1/1 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Christena Smith 2/3 Christie Snelson 1/1 Spencer Machine & Tool Company 1/3 Margaret Stiles 3/3 Paula Swander 1/1 Thermafiber, Inc. 2/2 Town of Lizton 1/1 Ruth Turpin 1/1 Christina E. Smith 5/5 Samuel Snideman 2/2 Doug Spieth 1/1 Jody L. Still 1/1 Michael E. Swango 1/1 Ron and Linda Thibos 5/5 Amanda J. Townsend 1/1 Maria Turrubiartes 1/1 Cole Smith 1/1 Paula Snooks 1/3 Andrew and Susan Spillman 18/18 Deborah Stipp 9/9 Larry and Denise Swank 2/20 Andrea Thomas 2/2 Bill Townsend and Marilyn Joe Twomey 2/2 Daniel Smith 1/1 Dorothy Snyder 1/1 Darla K. Spina 1/1 Kelly Stipp 4/7 Brian T. Swazuk 1/1 Archie Thomas 2/2 Moran-Townsend 1/1 David Tyminski 2/2 David and Sarah Smith 1/1 Michael and Jamie Snyder 1/1 Helen Spoon 2/9 Elizabeth Stockdell 6/11 Heather Sweeney 2/2 Billy and Debra Thomas 1/1 Kathleen Townsend 1/1 Mark and Dawn Uebel 2/2 Diane M. Smith 1/1 Janice K. Snyder Root 1/1 Autumn M. Spradling 1/1 Gwendolyne Stocker 3/3 Michael and Eva Sweeney 1/1 Brooklyn Thomas 1/1 Robert Townsend 5/5 Karla Uhde 1/11 Diane Smith 2/2 Sharon Snyders 10/11 Rhonda Sprague 1/1 Tracie Stoddard 6/6 Annie Swihart 3/3 Catherine Thomas 14/14 Ellis Trabant 1/1 Paul Ulerick 1/1 Erick J. Smith 1/1 Kathy A. Soetenga 1/1 Mary Springer 8/8 Jenny Stofer 3/3 Jim and Debbie Swimm 15/15 Darrell S. Thomas 1/1 Jennifer R. Traore 7/7 Michael and Laura Ullery 1/1 G. E. Smith 1/1 James and Elizabeth Solberg 10/11 Springleaf Foundation, Inc. 1/1 Paul Stohr 1/1 Cory Swindle 1/1 Jack and Tina Thomas 1/1 Denise Travers 1/1 Jennifer Ulutas 1/1 Georgia Smith 2/4 David and Annette Spurgeon 3/6 Heather Stokes 1/1 Denise Swinehart 2/2 Miriam Thomas 7/7 Steven and Ann Travis 8/8 Richard S. Underwood 1/1 Idris and Ron Smith 22/23 Solidarity Community Federal Angel Spyrou Beets 5/5 Travis Stolhman 1/1 Roland Swingley 2/3 Natalie A. Thomas 1/1 Scottie Travis 1/1 Willie Underwood 1/1 John and Kimberly Squire 1/1 Darci Stoller 1/1 Ronald and Loretta Swisher 1/1 Ortho Thomas 1/2 St. Joseph Hospital 15/15 Leshia D. Stolt 2/2 Jamie Swonder-Whitledge 18/18 Patricia A. Thomas 24/24 Joann Staashelm 1/1 Judy E. Stone 1/1 Connie Swoveland 10/10 Robert and Patti Thomas 1/1 Staff Senate 1/3 Art and Carol Stonebraker 1/3 Julia Syverson 12/12 Sarah A. Thomas 1/1 Abigail Stafford 1/1 Jean A. Stoner 1/1 Tabco Business Forms, Inc. 1/11 Tony and Jill Thomas 1/5 Thomas and Paula Stafford 1/1 Stoner Woody - View Farms 3/3 Beth Tabor 1/1 Bob Thompson 2/2 Liljana Stalevska 10/11 Brandon Storey 1/1 George Tackett 17/17 James Thompson 5/5 Craig Staley 1/1 Cyndi Stout 10/10 Andrew and Ann Takami 7/7 Jennifer Thompson 1/1 Louise Stanfield 16/16 Lisa D. Stout 3/14 Michael Talbert 10/12 Michael Thompson 1/1 Christopher Stanhope 1/1 Amy Stovall 2/2 Robert and Sue Talbot 1/1 Pam Thompson 1/3 Clyne M. Stanley 1/1 Vicki L. Strack 1/1 Donald M. Talley 1/1 Sara Thompson 1/1 Vernon and Jill Stanley 2/2 Strack & VanTil Supermarket, LLC 4/4 Taltree Arboretum & Gardens 2/3 Tracy Thompson 1/1 Karen Stanley 4/4 Melissa Strange 1/1 Vesna Tanaskoski 1/3 Zachary R. Thompson 1/1 Misty R. Stanley 1/1 Jeff and Linda Stratford 1/1 Tina Tapy 1/10 Zachary J. Thompson 1/1 Brett Staples 1/1 Sandra Stratton 1/1 Tana M. Tarana 1/1 Bill Thon 8/8 Pamela S. Staples-Toner 1/1 Greta K. Streich 1/1 Tyra Tarr 1/1 Tim Thornburg 1/1 Starke County Development Foundation 1/1 Lorna Strojny 1/8 Alfred and Doris Tassaro 1/1 Octavia Thorns-Jackson 1/1 Melissa N. Starner 1/1 Mark Strother 5/5 TASUS Corporation 5/8 Thornton Terrace 1/1 State Farm Insurance - Pat James 1/1 Jacqueline M. Stroud 1/1 Mike and Connie Tate 1/2 Dawn Thostesen 6/6 Jim and Margie Smith 3/3 Credit Union 1/5 Mary K. Staton 2/2 Gary and Lou Ann Stroup 1/1 Charlene Taylor 1/1 Elliot Thostesen 2/2 Steven and Ann Travis 8/8 United States Steel Corporation 4/12 James Smith 2/2 Ed and Mary Soliday 1/2 Arlan and Sharon Stavnheim 9/12 Patricia A. Strouse 3/17 Dominique N. Taylor 1/1 Cherie Thrasher 4/4 Gordana Traycoff 1/1 United Technologies Corporation 5/6 Jeffrey A. Smith 1/1 Linda Sommer 1/1 Denver Steele Jr. 1/1 Chanden and Jessica Strunk 1/3 Jim Taylor 2/2 Kim Thurlow 2/6 Deborah Treadwell 1/1 United Way of Bartholomew County, Inc. 5/7 Joseph Smith 1/1 Robert and Linda Sorensen 3/19 Danny Stein 1/1 Mark Stuart 1/1 Leon Taylor 2/2 Robert Thurston 1/1 Conrad C. Treff 1/16 United Way of Monroe County 1/7 Judi Smith 2/2 Julie Sorgen 1/1 Kim Stein 1/1 Carolyn E. Stubbs 1/1 Linda Taylor 1/1 Sheryl Thurston 7/17 Richard and Janet Trent 3/5 University of Evansville 1/1 Judith Smith 10/10 Richard Soria 8/9 Brenda Stellema 1/1 Donna Stuck 6/9 Mary J. Taylor 1/1 Shirley Thurston 2/2 William and Stefania Trewell 1/1 University of Southern Indiana 1/1 Latishia Smith 1/3 Jacob Sorrell 1/1 Mark and Ann Stenger 2/2 John N. Stuckwisch 1/1 Sheree Taylor 1/1 Trent and Toyia Tibbs 1/1 Tri Aerospace, LLC 1/2 Laneice Unseld 1/1 Lisa Smith 1/1 Sharon C. Soto 1/1 Kimberly Stephan 6/6 Stults Family Dentistry 1/1 Stephanie Taylor 3/3 Ted LousTiefel 4/4 Cecilia Trice 1/1 Jessica Updegraff 1/1 Matthew Smith 1/1 Todd South 3/3 Trina Sterling 2/2 Jim and Leslie Stultz 7/11 Veltri Taylor 1/3 Mitzi J. Timberlake 1/1 Jim and Kay Trobaugh 2/3 Konrad Urberg 1/1 Joshua and Melissa (Kircher) Smith 16/16 South Central Indiana Building & Gene and Ellen Stern 3/6 Steven and Erin Stump 1/1 TBM Building Services 3/3 Diane K. Timbrook1/1 Robert and Joanne Trobaugh 1/1 US Bancorp Foundation 1/1 Morris Smith 1/1 Construction Trades Council 1/1 Janice Stethen 4/4 Julia C. Stumpff 2/2 Teachers Credit Union - Warsaw 1/3 Heather Tinkham 1/1 Carrie Trotter 1/1 US Greenworks 1/1 Nancy and Stewart Smith 1/1 South Shore Chamber Orchestra 4/4 Dave and Cindy Stevens 1/1 Bill and Helen Sturbaum 1/1 Teamsters Local Union No. 215 4/4 Kayla Tinsley 1/1 Judy and Jim Trout 1/1 Patricia Smith 8/8 Southern Indiana Orthopedics, Inc. 2/4 Janeith Stevens 1/2 Paul Sturm 1/1 Christina Teater 1/1 Craig A. Tittman 1/1 Marissa A. Trout 1/1 Perry Smith 1/1 Southshore Baseball, LLC 2/4 Rex Stevens 1/1 Claudia Suarez 1/1 Shyra Tedesco 1/2 Andrew Todd 1/1 Rick Truby 1/1 Consecutive Giving and Phillip and Martha Smith 1/5 Robert Sovacool 1/1 Robin Stevens 1/1 Roberta Suddith 6/6 Regina Tedrow 1/1 Robert Todd 1/1 Fatty Trudeau 1/1 Total Giving Robert Smith 1/1 C. Wayne and Sarah Sovine, Jr. 1/1 Stevens Wire Products, Inc. 1/12 Justin Suer 3/3 Bill and Janet Teeguarden 6/7 Todd Realty, Inc. 1/1 Jack Trudeau 1/1 Sean C. Smith 1/1 Angela Sparkman 5/5 Amy Stewart 1/1 David A. Suess 1/1 James Teeple 8/8 Bill and Gail Toedebusch 2/9 Heidi Trumbull 4/4 The numbers appearing after a Sibley Smith 1/1 Gene and Lynell Sparks 1/2 Brian Stewart 2/2 Brian J. Sulinski 1/1 Jack Tennant 1/1 Mary Jo Toenges 5/5 Diane S. Truster 2/6 donor’s name indicate the number Steve Smith 1/1 L. Keith Sparks 1/1 Csilla M. Stewart 1/1 Barry J. Sullens 5/5 Terre Haute Convention & Visitors James Tolbert 3/3 Marcia Trusty 1/1 Stephen Smith 4/4 Eugene and Lynell Sparks 4/4 Derrick and Chotsani Stewart 1/1 Edward and Lynne Sullivan 3/3 Bureau of Vigo County 3/7 Jim Tolbert 1/2 Brooke E. Truxal 2/2 of consecutive years of giving, Sue G. Smith 21/21 Michael Sparks 5/5 James E. Stewart 2/21 Bradley T. Summers 1/1 Terre Haute Economic Development Geoffrey and Ashley Tomes 2/2 Maria I. Tsakova 7/7 followed by the total number of Terry Smith 7/7 Rhonda Sparks 1/1 Luke Stewart 3/3 Debbie Summers 2/2 Corporation 12/12 Elizabeth A. Tomey 1/1 Randy Tucker 6/16 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Tina Smith 16/16 John and Robin Spearin 1/1 Margaret Stewart 13/13 Supporters of Women in Science and Dedra J. Terrell 1/1 Lynn M. Tomondi 1/1 Tessa Tucker 1/1 Valerie Smith 1/1 Deeanna Spears 1/1 Matt Stewart 2/2 Technology (SWIST) 1/1 Linda Terrell1/9 Daniela Tonchina 1/1 Kathy L. Tuggle 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate that Vernon Smith 2/3 Donald Spears 1/1 Michael and Susie Stewart 1/1 Deanna L. Surfus 4/4 Russ and Peg Terrell 23/23 Jennifer Toney 1/1 Lynn Turman 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Walter and Martha Smith 5/6 Jewell Spears 1/9 Robert Stewart 1/1 Rudy Suryantoro 1/1 Terrie & Co. 1/1 Tony’s Car Sales, Inc. 3/12 Jody Turner 2/3 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Joe and Wendy Smith 1/2 Jay Smith and Lucia Spears 1/3 Dee and Rozella Stewart 1/1 Erin Sutherlin 1/1 Ladi Terry 2/2 Patricia Toombs 10/10 John C. Turner 2/2 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Smith Financial Corporation 5/6 Paxton and Melissa Speck 6/6 William P. and Sally A. Stewart 2/2 Elinor Sutton 2/6 John and Nancy Tetrick 2/2 Heather Torres 1/1 Jordan A. Turner 1/1 Gail Smith-Estes 4/8 James O. Speer 1/1 Jill L. Stewart-Walley 1/1 Mary L. Sutton 4/4 Patricia Teverbaugh 1/2 Debra Toth 1/1 Tamla Turner 1/1 computer records were established Rob Smoker * - deceased 3/7 Jessica L. Speight 1/1 Dana Stickans 1/1 Cathy Svetanoff 1/1 Noah S. Tewell 1/1 Karen Tower 5/5 Wilson W. Turner 1/1 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. Snapp Family 3/9 Greg and Gina Spence 3/3 Sandra Stidham 1/1 Cynthia Swaim 1/1 R. Todd Thacker 1/2 Sherlyn M. Towles 1/1 Joy Turney 10/10 52 53 Shawn Snapp 4/4 Leah P. Spencer 1/1 Angie Stieneker 2/2 Timothy Swain 1/1 Bob and Brenda Thalls 2/2 Vernon and Jacqueline Town 1/3 Vearl and Michelle Turnpaugh 5/11 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Ashley M. Vaden 1/1 Timothy Villalba 1/1 Robert Wall 1/1 Richard Weber 1/1 Brett and Angela Whitehead 2/2 Jeremy and Lisa Wilt 1/1 Eric and Helen Yaeger 4/4 Lora R. Zoll 2/2 Pedro Valdes 1/1 Adrian and Evelyn Villarin 1/2 Andrew and Traci Wallace 1/1 Angelina M. Webster 1/1 Craig and Mary Whitehead 1/1 Cynthia M. Wimpelberg 19/19 Susan Yaeger 7/7 Zonta Club of Columbus 11/19 Elias Valdez 1/1 John L. Vincent 1/1 Carol Wallace 2/2 Ann Webster 2/2 Kristi and Raymond Whitehill 4/4 Khin A. Win 1/1 Johna Yandl 1/1 Janet Zuercher-Nichols 1/1 McKechney Valeris 1/3 Mo Vincic 1/2 Janell Walls 1/1 Jeff and Colleen Webster 4/4 Willie Whitfield 2/4 Naing Win 1/1 Twila Yaste 22/22 Blake K. Zuidema 1/1 Valparaiso Theatrical Company Inc. 2/2 Visiting Nurse Association of Bob and Kathy Walls 1/1 Tiffany Webster 1/1 Jon Whitmar 1/1 Jill Winburn 1/1 Ann Yates 1/1 Susan L. Zurwell 21/21 Valparaiso University 1/2 Porter County, Inc. 1/2 WalMart Distribution Center 6017 10/11 Stephanie Webster-Koontz 1/1 Kathy Whitmore 1/1 Kathy Winebrenner 1/1 Victoria Yazel 1/1 Linda and Mary Zwick 1/2 Maria Valtierra 7/9 Ralph and Susan Voelkel 8/8 Walnut Ridge Greenhouses, Inc. 2/3 Jim and Peggy Wehner 10/10 Katy Whitpan 4/4 Rita B. Wingard 1/1 Christine Yetman 1/1 Mario Valtierra 1/3 Ross and Tiffany Vogler 1/1 Michael and Betsy Walsh 1/5 Julie Weidenaar 1/1 Clint and Jen Whitson 2/2 Kathie Winkler 3/14 Scott Yocom 1/1 Mitch Van Cleave 3/4 Charles W. Von Tagen 2/2 Teresa R. Walsh 2/2 James and Natalie Weigand 1/2 Whittenberg Construction Co. 1/1 Richard Winson 1/1 Robert York 9/9 Alisa Van Gilder 1/1 Pone Vongphachanh 1/1 Jim and Karen Walsko 1/2 Thomas Weintraut 1/1 Samuel L. Whitton 7/7 Drew E. Winters 1/1 Victoria York 1/1 William and Debra Vance 11/13 Michelle M. Voorhees 1/1 John L. Walter 15/15 Patricia A. Weir 1/1 Theresa Wiegand-Swihart 1/1 Lou Ann Wisbey 7/7 William York 3/3 Scott Walter 4/4 Steve Weir 3/3 Bruce B. Wiland, DDS, MSD 1/1 Eric Wise 1/1 Roger Walton 1/2 Jami Weirich 1/1 Amy Wiley 1/1 Heather Wise 1/1 Kathryn Waltz-Freel 6/8 Paul and Debby Weis 3/7 Melissa Wiley Harris 3/3 Mark and Christa Wise 1/8 Marilyn E. Wampler 1/1 Anna C. Weiss 1/5 Kimberly L. Wilhelm 8/8 Sheila Wise 1/1 Amy Wann 2/2 Kathi Weiss 2/2 Bernard and Gena Wilimitis 1/1 Wishbone Gifts, Inc. 1/1 Barbara Ward 14/14 Andrew D. Welch 4/4 Harold Wilkerson 1/1 Sam and Sandy Witherby 1/1 Caitlin Ward 4/4 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welch 1/1 Ed and Tammy Wilkinson 1/1 Mary A. Woerz 1/1 Camilia D. Ward 1/1 David and Linda Welch 2/2 David J. Will 2/2 Jeffrey Wolf 1/3 Jeanne M. Ward 1/24 Jeanette Welch 1/1 Mr. and Mrs. James L. Will 4/7 Duane Wolfe 8/8 Sandy Ward 5/5 Peggy and David Welch 1/3 Julie A. Will 5/5 Jessica Wolfe 1/1 Gladys L. Ware 2/2 Raymond J. Welch 1/1 Stephanie Willcox 1/1 Martin Wolfger 2/6 Martha Warlop 2/2 Craig S. and Victoria A . Welch 8/8 Andrew Williams 1/6 Allison Wolford 1/1 Laura Warner 2/5 David Wells 1/1 Carla Williams 1/1 Julie K. Wonderlin 3/11 Nancy Warner 1/1 Glenna J. Wells 2/2 Christopher M. Williams 5/5 Randal and Jennifier Wood 8/12 Robert Warner 1/1 Ashley Welsh 1/1 Curtis Williams Sr. 1/1 Sylvia L. Woodard 1/1 Sonnie Warnick 7/7 Kenneth Welsh 2/3 Goebel and Cheryl Williams 1/1 Wooded Glen Retreat & Conference Center 5/5 Gabriel Warr 1/1 Wendy’s of Kokomo 2/2 Bill Williams 1/5 Clint A. Woods 1/1 Amy Warren 1/1 Carin Werbeck 9/9 James and Barbara Williams 1/3 Deborah Woods 6/6 Brenda and Everett Warren 21/21 Paul Werling 6/6 Jan and Mary Williams 1/1 Kenneth Woods 1/1 Nathaniel Vance 1/1 Jim and JoAnn Vorst 8/8 Gregory A. Warren 3/17 Sue Ellen Werner 1/2 Jane A. Williams 2/13 Lakeisha Woods 1/1 Paul Yost 1/2 GIFTS IN KIND Jay and Jennifer Vandeburg 2/2 Irene A. Voss 2/2 Clarice Warrick 1/6 Gregory G. West 1/1 Roger and Jane Williams 6/6 Mary Jean Woods 1/1 Yost Distributing Inc. 2/3 Capt. Henry Vanderburgh Ch. NSDAR 3/3 Tom and Diane Voss 2/2 Mr. and Mrs. John Wart Jr. 2/2 James and Deborah West 1/1 Joseph I. Williams 1/1 Pauletta L. Woods 7/7 Bruce E. Young 1/1 7 Nails Debbie Vandervort 1/14 Olivia Voyles 1/1 Deandrea L. Washington 1/1 John and Susan West 2/3 Karen Williams 11/11 Thomas and Cathy Woodward 21/21 Cody Young 1/1 A Total Tan Eric Vandevoorde 4/4 VPS Architecture 1/5 Norma Wasson 1/1 Larry and Sheryl West 3/3 Kelly Williams 6/6 Connie Nordhielm Wooldridge 5/6 Donna Young 2/6 Aberdeen Manor Mr. and Ms. George Vandy 1/1 Wabash County Hospital 3/4 Wastequip, Inc. 1/1 William E. West 1/1 Laura Williams 1/1 Terri Woolen 1/1 James E. Young 1/1 Abuelo’s Mexican Food Embassy Joyce VanPelt 4/4 Wabash Electric 1/2 Beecher Waters 2/2 Thomas Westbrook 5/5 Leon Williams 2/3 Eileen Wooley 1/1 Jeff and Kathy Young 2/2 Actors Theatre of Louisville Karen Vargo 1/1 Wabash MPI/Carver Inc. 1/1 J. Scott Waters 1/1 Paul Westerfield 1/1 Lora Williams 4/4 Daniel and Angela Wootten 1/1 Joel Young 1/1 Akards Mini Mart Nick Varkonyi 2/3 Wabash Valley Asphalt Company, LLC 1/11 Waters Ent Sinus & Allergy 1/1 Lisa Westmark 1/1 Rachel B. Williams 3/3 Christopher Worden 1/1 Kristi Young 1/1 Alley Flowers Jacqueline R. Varnell 1/1 Wabash Valley Chrysler, LLC 1/1 Robert and Shannon Wathen 3/3 Jonathan E. Westmore 1/1 Richard L. Williams 1/1 Richard and Marcia Worland 13/14 Yolanda D. Young-Smith 1/1 Amazing Joe’s Rodny D. Varnell 1/1 Wabash Valley Hydraulic Service Russell and Beverly Watkins 1/1 Amelia Weston 2/3 Steve Williams 1/4 Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Wortman 23/23 Justin Yount 1/1 Nicholas Vasil 22/24 Center, Inc. 1/2 Karen Watkins 1/1 Harvey E. Weston 1/1 Brian and Susan Williams 1/1 Brittany Wright 1/1 Your Community Bank2/11 Brianna M. Vasquez 1/1 Cathy Wagner 1/1 Missy Watters 2/2 Larry Wetnight 3/3 Eugene and Vinita Williams 2/2 Heather Wright 1/1 Robert and Holly Yowler 12/15 Consecutive Giving and Valerie Vasquez 1/1 D. Rena Wagner 3/15 Joshua A. Wattley 1/1 Wendy L. Whaley 1/1 Williams Bakery, Inc. 1/1 Jeffery Wright 4/4 Andrew Yurisich 1/1 Total Giving Neville and Jennie Vaughan 11/11 Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Wagner 1/11 Lisha Watts 1/1 Sandra R. Wharton 1/1 Bonnie Willy 2/2 Larry and Denise Wright 1/1 Candace Zachary 1/1 Randy and Coleen Vaughn 1/1 Larry J. Wagner 3/3 George and Mary Waybright 2/2 Bill Wheat 1/1 Beverly A. Wilson 2/13 Melissa J. Wright 1/1 Damaris H. Zehner 1/1 The numbers appearing after a Lisa Vaughn 1/1 Wagner, Crawford & Gambill 5/12 Joseph Wayne 4/4 Theresa Whelan 6/8 Daniel Wilson 2/2 Meredith A Wright Wright 1/1 Elba J. Zelaya 1/1 Carrie Vawter 1/2 Timothy Waikel and Brooke Barton-Waikel 1/1 Wayne Bank and Trust Co. 2/4 Steve and Leslie Whikehart 1/3 Debbie Wilson 2/6 Ryan Wright 1/1 Ted J. Zembala 1/1 donor’s name indicate the number Carolyn Vazquez 1/1 Eric Wainwright 1/1 Jane Wear 1/1 Rebecca Whipple 1/13 Dianna Wilson 10/10 Jim Wrightsman 1/2 Mark and Regina Zenruffinen 1/1 of consecutive years of giving, Frances Vega 14/16 Patricia and James Wainwright 1/1 Barbara Weaver 18/18 Donna White 1/1 Dixie L. Wilson 1/1 Beth Wrobel and Betty Eser 1/5 Christine Zen-Ruffinen 1/1 followed by the total number of Favio Vegas 5/5 Elizabeth Waldon 1/1 Ray and Carolyn Weaver 5/6 Douglas White 1/1 Joanne Wilson 1/1 WTHI-TV 4/5 Maria D. Zermeno Franco 1/1 Olga Velazquez 1/2 Shelly J. Waldron 8/8 Don and Barb Weaver 1/1 Eric White 1/1 Jonathan and Anne Wilson 23/23 Robert and Ann Wurtz 3/7 Michelle Ziegler 1/1 yearsf o giving since 1987. For Kevin Veneskey 1/1 Joann Walgamuth 1/4 Jacob Weaver 1/1 Erin White 1/1 Keith Wilson 3/3 Jimmy Wyatt 1/1 Michelle L. Ziegler 1/1 example, “8/16” would indicate that Stella Vennard-Hettenbach 2/7 Walgreen Drug Stores 1/1 Juanita A. Weaver 1/1 Judy White 1/19 Larry Wilson 1/1 Karlee R. Wyatt 2/2 Staci Ziegler 1/1 the donor has given eight years in Verizon Foundation Matching Charlton A. Walker 1/1 Anna Webb 10/10 Keisha White 9/9 Marilyn Wilson 1/1 Barb Wylie 4/4 Mona Zielska 2/2 a row and has given to Ivy Tech a Contributions 1/4 Denise R. Walker 1/1 Danny Webb 1/1 Larry and Kathy White 2/4 Michael Wilson 1/1 The Wyman Group 2/3 Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP 4/4 Sean and Jaime VerLee 1/1 Kris Walker 1/1 Krystal A. Webb 2/2 Margo White 1/1 Mike Wilson 2/2 William and Danna Wylie 16/16 Paul and Charlotte Zietlow 1/2 totalf6 o 1 years from the time our Georgianna and Dick Vermillion 3/3 Mark Walker 5/6 Malcolm Webb Wealth Management 1/1 Allen and Nancy White 2/2 Nancy Wilson 3/5 Candice Wymer 1/1 Jennifer Zimmer 6/6 computer records were established Paul Vesperry 10/10 Ronald and Maria Walker 1/2 Shelby Webb 2/2 Ronny White 2/2 Nikki Wilson 3/3 Meshele G. Wyneken 1/1 David and Laura Zimmerman 2/2 in 1987 through June 30, 2012. VFW Post #8035 1/1 Vincent Walker 1/1 Bobbie Webber 15/15 Tiffany N. White 1/1 Jeff and Rose Wilson 2/2 Fawn A. Wynn 6/6 Herbert Zinzombe 1/1 VFW Post #1152 - Kokomo 2/2 Jack and Christa Wall 5/5 Maria R. Weber 1/1 Tommie White 1/1 Shannon Wilson 2/6 Breena Wysong 1/1 John and Jennifer Znika 1/3 54 55 Paul Vida 2/2 Tricia Wall 1/1 Richard L. Weber 1/1 White County Farm Bureau, Inc 1/1 Thomas A. Wilson 7/7 Xaydon, LLC 1/1 John and Erin Zody 2/7 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

AMC Showplace Theatre Craig Brenner Cook Medical Inc. Glassworks Kentucky Derby Museum Noreen Heron & Associates Ronald and Shirley Siovaila James and Judy Thompson America’s Incredible Pizza Company George and Mary Broadbent Reed and Betty Cooper Tula Gogolak Kentucky Fried Chicken Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra Sleep Inn & Suites Edward and Lynn Thompson Amish Acres/Round Barn Theatre Broadway Cafe Copeland Golden Corral The Kids Dentist NR Hiller Design, Inc. Small’s Landscaping Ray and Kathy Thompson Angel B’s - A Galleria of Cakes Donald and Sharon Brothers Jon Costas Golf Pro Creekside Kim’s Specialty Chocolates Daniel and Mary Ann Nusbaum Al and Maribeth Smith Thread Benders Anthony’s Cafe Craig D. Brown Rachel Cowgill Dick and Connie Goodman Kirby Risk Corporation O’Bryan’s Nine Irish Brothers Snipp It Three Dog Bakery Arnie’s, Inc. Bruno’s Pizza and Big O’s Sports Room Cracker Barrell Goodrich Quality Theaters Kirlin’s Hallmark O’Charley’s Soft Touch Carwash Top Notch Bar and Restaurant Arrowhead Bowl Mike and Carol Bucko Crowne Plaza Louisville Airport Don and Karen Gore Kokomo Automotive Heritage Museum Old Fort Supply Company, Inc. Carmen Solomon Towle Community Theatre Arsenal Technical Athletic Association Deb Butterfield Culver’s of Valparaiso Graham Feed & Farm Center Korn Kountry 100.3 Olive Garden Something Blue Bakery Town & Country Arts-a-Poppin’ Cabaret Hair Salon CVS Pharmacy Grand Victoria Casino & Resort By Hyatt Kroger The Open Door Christian Bookstore Sonic Trama Catering Inc. Carl and Tommie Asher Camille’s Sidewalk Cafe D & R Catering Guaranteed Transmission Krohn Conservatory Opportunity Enterprises Spageddies Uno Chicago Grill Aspen Studios Caribbean Mist Da Vinci Group Hair Cuttery L.A. Fitness Outback Steakhouse Speed Art Museum Urological Associates Steve Daily James and Dee Haklin Lake Rudolph RV/Campground Pacers Sports & Entertainment Dairy Queen Cindy Hall LaPorte Symphony The Patio Restaurant Dave & Busters Hallmark Wendell and Ramona Lawson Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Dave’s Electric Heating and Cooling Vora Hamblem Layered Learning LLC Katheryne Pavey Charles F. Day and Associates Hampton Inn Le Nails Perfect North Slopes Deep River Wate Park Jim and Fran Hardin Le Peep Restaurant Periodontal Associates of Lafayette Deep Sea Cosmetics Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hardin Levee Tan Piper’s Children’s Boutique Del Real Auto Sales Sean Hart Ann Lichnerowicz Pizza Resources Corporation Tad and Linda Delay Hat World Link Graphics Popolano’s Restaurant Delphi Automotive Systems LLC David Hernandez LOFS Pro Shop, 19th Hole and Clubhouse Porter County Sheriff’s Department Wendy Denman Hillerich & Bradsby Louisvlle Slugger Logan’s Roadhouse Porter Starke Services, Inc. Dick Blick Art Materials Hilton Garden Inn Terre Haute Long John Silvers Pots & Pans Production Digital Graphic Solutions LLC Ronald Hinkle Clarence Lopp DDS Prairie Creek Auction DISH Restaurant Holiday Inn Lakeview Louisville Bats Princess Ditto & Sammons Pediatric and Othordontics Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari Louisville Mega Cavern Quick Lube of Lafayette Dog n Suds Holly’s Restaurant Loves Hair and Spa Quizno’s Subs William Doremus Hoosier Bat Company Lubeznik Center for the Arts Red Lobster Eric Dorris Horseshoe Southern Indiana Mad Mushroom Red Seven John R. Dragoo MD Hotel Indigo Maddox Entertainment Fred Rendina Au Naturel Market, Inc. CarpetsPlus DT Kirby’s Houlihan’s George Malacinski Cheri Reno Sue Spitler David Valkema AVI food Systems Richard Carty Duke Energy - Lafayette HTH Companies Mammaw’s Sweet Shoppe The Republic Sports Clips Valparaiso Parks Foundation Bangles Carrie Cashner Duneland Ballroom Hu Hot Mongolian Grill Pamela Marasco Restaurante don Quijote Danny Goodpastor and Rosalie Spurgeon Vanis Salon & Day Spa Barlo’s Pizza Caterpillar, Inc. Duneland Resale Shop Humphrey Printing Company, Inc. Marilyn’s Bakery River Pointe Country Club Star Lanes Vectren Corporation Bartlett Sales and Service Inc Paul Challgren Daniel and Judy Eacret Hunter Venetian Blind Company Market Square Lanes Riviera Maya Mexican Restaurant State Farm Insurance Andrew and Linda Vicar Bath and Body Works Chesterton Feed & Garden East Wind Acupuncture Imperial Travel Service, Inc. Marsh Supermarkets Jean Roach Station Break The Village Shoppes Baxter Pharmaceutical Solutions, LLC Chicago Bears Edibles Catering and Foods to Go Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Massage Therapy & Wellness Center Julia Roberts Steak N Shake Vortek Surgical LLC Bazbeaux Pizza Chicago Cubs Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Indiana Fever Master Cuts Rodini’s Steinberger Construction, Inc. Walmart Beckman Coulter, Inc. Chicago Street Theatre Western Art Indiana Limestone Company McAlister’s Deli Rosalie J. Hine Stephen Cook, DDS Walmart Distribution Center 6017 Beef and Boards Dinner Theatre Chicago White Sox El Salto Mexican Restaurant Indiana Pacers Winifred A. McCammon Rossville Family Dentistry John Stidham Walmart Stores, Inc. 9065 Best Buy The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Ellsworth & Day DDS Indiana Repetory Theatre McCord Bypass Tire John W. Rutherford The Story Inn Walmart Supercenter Best Western Chipolte Timothy W. Elshire Indiana State Museum McDonald’s Devada Ryals Strongbow Inn WalMart Supercenter 1310 Big Splash Adventure Indoor Chrysler LLC - Indiana Transmission Plant Fahrenheit 212 Indianapolis Children’s Museum Stewart and Kathryn McMillan Becky Sacopulos Subway Larry Waltermire Waterpark & Resort Chubbies Bar and Grill Fairfield Inn by Marriott Indianapolis Colts, Inc. Fred McNulty Sage Restaurant Sun King Brewery WaterFurnace International, Inc Bill Harmon Churchill Downs Family Express Corporation Indianapolis Ice Memorial Opera House Salon Diva Sunkiss Tans The WEB extreme entertainment Bistro 157 Ciao Bella Famous Dave’s Indianapolis Indians Baseball Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Garden James and Elizabeth Sample Swan Dermatology Center Craig S. and Victoria A . Welch George and Lisa Bittles Cincinnati Art Museum Farmers Bank Indianapolis Marriott Downtown Methods Machine Tools, Inc. Sam’s Club Sweet Escape Cafe, Inc. Welder Services, Inc. Charles Blackman Cincinnati Bengals Fashion Affair Indianapolis Museum of Art Michael E. Sovanich Samson & Delilah’s Stylist Sybaris Wendy’s Blondie’s Cookies Cincinnati Museum Center Fast Eddies Indianapolis Museum of Art Midas Ms. Millie Samuelson Syndicate Sales, Inc. Wheel Fun Rentals Bloomington Cooking School LLC Cincinnati Reds Joann Ficken Indianapolis Zoo Mike’s Express Carwash James Schlup Tabco Business Forms, Inc. Barb Wylie Blue Chip Casino, Hotel & Spa Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum Jeff and Candace Finch Industrial Revolution Blaine and Elizabeth Miller Wayne and Susan Schmidt Taft Museum of Art Darrell Zink Jr. Blue Mile Cinemark at Valparaiso Finley & Company, Inc. Inman’s Bowling & Recreation Center Miller’ s TV Sales and Service Scotty’s Burger Joint Teachers Delight Zolman Tire, Inc. Bo Rics Hair Care Circle K Firehouse Subs Inn at Aberdeen Bob Mitchell Seasons on the Square Tecumseh Dental Center Z-Tech, LLC Body Balance Chiropractic & Fitness Clark Memorial Hospital Charles Fletcher Institute for Safety in Powerline Construction Moe’s Southwest Grill Serenity Salon & Spa Terre Haute Chevrolet Linda Zyla Bob and Bridget Boellner Mary C. Cole Follett Bookstore - Lafayette Integrated Movement Molly Bea’s Shady Creek Winery Terre Haute REX Baseball The Bob Rohrman Auto Group Columbus Gold and Diamond Fox’s Pizza Den Integrated Services Inc. Monarch Beverage Company David and Anne Shane Terry Abner Salon Bon Femme Cafe Columbus Philharmonic The Fresh Market IU Health Tipton Hospital The Monoghan Family Shedd Aquarium Texas Roadhouse Books-A-Million Columbus Regional Hospital The Framing Station Ivy and Violets Mossberg & Company, Inc. Robin Sheets, DDS TGI Friday’s Borders Books Greenwood ComedySportz Indianapolis Matt and Sheri French J. Benzal Menswear Mulligan Grille Kate Sherrill Theatre at the Center Maggie Bowen Comprehensive Health Care Gamba Ristorante J. C. Penney Lanette Mullins Showboat Majestic/Covedale Theatre Theo’s Steakhouse Kenneth P. Bradley Con Agra Snack Foods GameWorks Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jensen National Wine & Spirits Silver Oaks Health Campus Nina L. Thierer 56 57 Peter Brannen Conner Prairie Garfield’s Restaurant & Pub Lawrence and Catherine Kennedy Newport Aquarium Silver Spoon Restaurant Third Coast Spice Cafe 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

GIFTS IN HONOR Robert and Sue Talbot Angie and Dan Dickman Contributions Rita Daily Robert and Susanne Bonwell Stephen and Michele Kearney Catherine Miller and Thomas Patch Jeff and Eda Terp Patti Erdosy West End Bank Jim and Fran Hardin Judith A. Breeden Gerald and Susan Kelty Jaipal Singh Barbara E. Bechtel Robert and Patti Thomas Ronald and Joan Esarey Jane A. Williams Kimberly Davis Wendy Byers Marvene Kelty Sharon Stark Tiede Clarice Warrick Drs. Carol and James Touloukian First Bank Richmond Susan Yaeger Larry and Ruth Fouche Susan K. Farren Richard A. Kelty Kathryn Taulman Bill Townsend and Marilyn Linda Lee Foley Kevin Honigford Willa and Corine Kline The Community Foundation for the Nelda K. Hickey Wayne Stidham Sandy DeMichieli Julienne Eickhoff Moran-Townsend Jon A. Ford David and Carla Stidham Robert Hunter Lance and Carol Koch National Capital Region Don and Barb Weaver Ann L. Franzen-Roha Bill DeMichieli Angelo M. Julovich Ronald and Linda Landin Randy Tucker Thomas E. Hickey Peggy and David Welch David Fulton Stacy Terhune Dalton Denton Mike Karasek Michael and Lorraine Leach Jonathan and Anne Wilson Julienne Eickhoff John and Susan West Nancy L. Green East Central Indiana Estate William and Roberta Dooley Donald and Judith Lewis Dennis and Susan McClure Planning Council Abu Moniruzzaman Randy and Linda Williamson Steve and Pat Heiny Patrick Fawcett Meridian Hills Apartments Mary R. Musson Kimberly J. Placek Ellen Humphrey Margaret Mary Community Hospital Mary and Tom Heyob Ben Harris Bill and Ann Moreau Parkview Health James G. Newland Mike and Carol Hinshaw A. Peter and Norma Draffone Andrew and Natalie Placek GIFTS IN MEMORY John and Dorelle Hogan Terry and Carrie McCammon Bruce and Karen Placek Misty Hollis Kimberly J. Placek Bob and Nancy Holmes Theresa Anderson Frieda Drake Amber Platt Cheryl Honkomp Michelle Ziegler Elizabeth A. Lyon Edith J. Randall * - deceased Mary Kaye Hunteman Lori L. Bear Donald Duell Ron and Pat Schroeder Sally Hutton Mike and Helen Adams Gary and Marilyn Bellessa Jeffrey W. Sears Richard “Jeff” Jeffers Alpha Omega Chapter - James Deeg Diane K. Timbrook Josette Johnson Delta Theta Tau Sorority Douglas Evans Christopher Worden Victor and Faye Jose David and Amy Bear Evansville Hyundai Michelle Ziegler Beverly A. Kirby Susan, Mary Ellen and Dorothy Buck Evansville Hyundai Employees Norman M. Johnson Betty J. Klein John A. Cowan Evansville Kia Mazda Volvo Ward and Sandy Bollinger James and Pat Koons Don and Marlynn Funkhouser Evansville Kia Mazda Volvo Employees John and Mary Bradbury Ray and Jill Kramer Belinda Jasiak Susan Gerling William J. Cridland Paul Kriese David H. Moore MD Bryan C. Mann Art and Fairfield DuBois Dr. and Mrs. James R. Lewis Martha A. Morris Jacob Dwight Nancie and Bruce Dunn Lingle Family Charitable Giving Diane M. Smith Melissa M. Dwight Lee and Cindy Elzemeyer Vickie and Joel Long Jimmie D. Brantley Mari Dyer Short First Merchants Bank Barry and Carolyn MacDowell Mary Brantley Kennard Margaret Seifert Kenneth James Associates, LLC Kimberly J. Placek Ripley County Community Foundation, Inc. Doug and Sandi Mathews W. Richards Kindig Carol Ann Puls Elizabeth A. Lyon Harold D. Brown Wayne Elston Mark Humphrey Ron McDaniel and Marty Patterson Jim and Mary Meinerding Barbara K. Pusateri Sally McNeill James and Brenda McLane Barbara Brown and Melissa Distel Roger and Jane Williams Marilyn Rafter Walter Niemantsverdriet Kimberly J. Placek Mary Ann Brooks Jon and Barbara Moll Carolyn Bauer Joe and Roma Meyer Nancy Brown Greg Farren Mr. and Mrs. Ted J. Montgomery Eric and Laura Rankin Terri L. Jablonski-Polk Laila Moniruzzaman Malcolm and Marilyn Miles Brad and Deb Bishop Kenneth W. Reighter Anna Pendley Paralegal Studies Program – Lara O’Dell, Susan K. Farren Marilyn and Armand Norehad Kimberly J. Placek Mark Millis Patrick Boyle Jim Hudson Mike and Diana Pappin Andrea R. Robinson Hinsey Elizabeth A. Lyon Susan Altman, and Krista Hollenberg- Becky Nickoli Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davidson Francisco and Martha Kelty Roldan Gene Placek Cussen Kimberly J. Placek Kimberly J. Placek Edward M. Roob Kristen Bonwell Dave Nixon Kathleen Ginter Jeff and Eda Terp Barbara Schmid Edward and Laura Scherschel Robert and Susanne Bonwell Teresa Lubbers Ray and Sharon Ontko Alan and Peggy Grossnickle Candace and Warren Schladenhauffen Judith A. Breeden Barbara A. Riggs Brent Foltz Katharine and Jerry Slater Benjamin F. and Lanette E. Young Mike and Diana Pappin Brian and Nina Jaebker Lisa A. Foltz Nancy and Stewart Smith Julie Sorgen Wendy Byers Thomas and Bobbette Snyder Phillips Drug Cindy Leininger C. Wayne and Sarah Sovine, Jr. Susan K. Farren Lee J. Marchant Frieda Ford Jan and Mary Williams Martha Seal Jeff and Sharol Plasterer Phil Metcalf The Kelty Organization Kevin Honigford Mark and Katy Bradford Bill Ford Jr. Robert Henson Robert Powell Tim Meyer Ardes Karasek Mary Jo Toenges Robert Hunter Steve and Julie Bryant Mike Karasek Carole Clark Jeff Sears Quigg Family Foundation Jane Wear Shannon Ford Juanita A. Weaver Angelo M. Julovich Heritage Fund-The Community Ute and Lynn Coyne Kimberly J. Placek Barbara J. Ray Moyer Marcia Busch-Jones Carl Karasek Anna C. Weiss Mike Karasek Dr. Judith Redwine Foundation of Bartholomew County Mike Karasek Sandra R. Wharton Donald and Judith Lewis James Cunning and Lisa Stone James L. Steck Thomas and Bettina Baldner Sabrina Retherford Meridian Hills Apartments Bob and Carolyn Doty Frank and Mary Adney Ronald and Carolyn Kovener Ed Friend Robert Kelty Virginia Leyes Larry Richards Bill and Ann Moreau Edward and Marilyn Epping Ahaus Tool & Engineering Tim Hellyer Rose Boneff Susan K. Farren Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Riggs Chad Craig Andrew and Natalie Placek Michael and Donna Gentile Barbara Alder Derrick George Mary A. Bradshaw Karl and Marjorie Sharp Sheila A. Petry and Candy Austin David Little Bruce and Karen Placek Richard and Kelli Halderman Sindy Angi Brenda and Everett Warren William F. Bridges Jack and Virginia Sickmann Jesse Dansby Jr. Mary Emison Kimberly J. Placek Ralph and Dianne Huestis Joe and Kathy Backmeyer Rob and Melissa Burke P. Steven and Lisa Slonaker Kenneth A. Christmon William L. Greathouse Hari N. Mirchandani Amber Platt Ted and Kay Leach Roger and Lorraine Bingham Rebecca S. Carothers Idris and Ron Smith John and Barbara Short Asylum House Productions, LLC Mr. and Mrs. R. Benjamin Bush Edith J. Randall * - deceased Dr. John and Geraldine Miller Richard and Nancy Bodiker Patrick and Valerie Eakins David and Carla Stidham Benjamin F. and Lanette E. Young Donald and Thelma Greathouse William Chambers Ron and Pat Schroeder Frank Nardi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Borchers Suzanne D. Freck Wayne Stidham William Greathouse Sr. David A. and Wilma C. Doup Jeffrey W. Sears Dennis P. Neary Allen and Melissa Bourff James Corder Robert L. Frigo Russ and Peg Terrell Richard M. Hettenbach Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Diane K. Timbrook James and Mary Ostrye Brad Starr Farms, Inc. Joe and Roma Meyer Daniel and Mary Ellen Granahan Kim Thurlow Jim and Margie Smith Foundation For Youth, Inc. John and Joyce Poling Tamela Buehner Gabriel Cull Lawrence and Teresa Granahan Craig Porter Steven and Susan Tincher Stella Vennard-Hettenbach Ruth Hardin Sam and Karen Schlosser Kay Cartwright Ivy Tech Criminal Justice John Albert Grannan Diane Dee Ball Diane S. Truster Brent and Gwen Harvey Family Campus David and Anne Shane Glenda Cline Student Association Sonja Hunter Chris and Helen Hambrock Steve and Molly Beard US Bancorp Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harvey Leslie and Linda Shively Lindy Covalt Robert Hunter David and Patricia Helmkamp David Berry Marilyn Skirvin Dick and Jo Ann Hendrickson 58 Larry and Stella Davis Robert J. Daily Nancy Jeffries Andrea L. Jacquay Janet Brodsky 59 Robert Smith Verizon Foundation Matching Laurie A. Johnson Irida Miller Luis and Kate Campos 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

Charles and Nancy Jo Cloud Tom and Carrie McCool Victor Root Merland E. Beyler Janet L. Geib Leonard J. and Irene Brown Foundation Nikole Robles The Steel Dynamics Foundation, Inc. David and Margaret Coll Kenneth and Michal Meek Robert Childress Constance A. Bivens Eric and Mandy George Hao Liang Gary Rohl Lynn M. Tomondi John and Pat Corey Rachel Meek Stephen B. Jones Scott and Ginger Boling George and Frances Ball Foundation Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, Inc. Win Rood Town of Avon Cynthia Davis Steven and Linda Miller Craig and Mary Whitehead Phil and Farzaneh Boots Candy Gleason Logansport Machine Co., Inc. Todd Roswarski Marcia Trusty Wilbur R. and Cynthia A. Davis Erwin and Marilyn Mockler Rhonda K. Scott Kiesi Bouger David and Constance Goodman Dr. Joshua J. Long Lauren Rynerson Tyson Foods, Inc. Janet Degler * - deceased Montclair Christian Church Busy B’s Auto Cleanup Tina L. Bowen Brenna Goshert Laura Long Samuel, Martha & Mabel Sledd Foundation United Technologies Corporation Lenora Delp Duane and Patricia Neet Douglas Auto Sales Bowen Foundation, Inc. Jim and Cari Gothard Lumina Foundation for Education Kala R. Sanders Jessica Updegraff Tom Dietel Jack and Pamela Nelson Brightpoint, Inc. Grabill Bank Patricia Macias David and Rebecca Scales Nathaniel Vance Ruth Dowden Mary Peterson Don Seefeldt Tom and Diane Voss Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Greene County General Hospital P.A. Mack Jr. Lance Schattner Mr. and Ms. George Vandy Deb Downey Jason and Brandi Plantenga Marilyn Bryant Jennifer Gross Jennifer Mangels Brian Schneider Kevin Veneskey W. David and Deborah Downey Catherine D. Seifert LaDonna Buchanan Lori Guest Doug and Joyce Mansfield Margaret Seifert Linda and Ron Buskirk Katie Haas Maple Leaf Farms Ralph Seifert Bussing-Koch Foundation, Inc. Susan O. Hamilton Lauren Mast Margaret Seifert Nicole Butz Brandon Hardin Materials Processing, Inc. Clark C. Shearer Sierra Carrillo Krista R. Harding William Mbugua John R. Dragoo MD Jeffery Carson Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Harmless Patrick L. McCormick Centier Bank Stacey Harrison Kay McDaniel Ramona J. Smith Charles E. Schell Foundation Dennis Harvey Josh McDonald Bruce and Rita Carter Kimberly M. Church Robert and Vivian Haubry McFarling Foods, Inc. David L. Soots Citizens Financial Bank Jill Haussman Reginald L. McGee Michael and Mary Betzner City of Fort Wayne Brandon Hayes Tom and Anna Jo McKaig Jolene A. House City of Shelbyville Haynes International, Inc. Andrew McLemore Kathleen Rice Dale and Lynn Clapp James and Theresa Heinzman April McNamee Sam Staley Eric Clawson Donald Hendrix Dwight Meeks Thomas and Janet Staley Milt and Jean Cole HigherOne, Inc. David Merrill Lawrence L. Stockdale Community Education Coalition Robert Hillyard Titus Michael Dennis L. Stockdale Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne Shari Hook Michael L. and Susan L. Smith Family Fund Bruce and Amy Corbin Stanley F. Hoppe Sally Miller Ella Mae Tincher Nancy L. Green John and Pat Corey Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd County Michael and Christin Mirin D.K. and Annette Emerson Byron and Lora Porter Crown Equipment Corporation Amardeep S. Hundal Alicia Mitchell Helen Townsend David and Jacqueline Evans Hilary and Bryce Prosser Cummins, Inc. Sumandeep and Amardeep Hundal Carlton and Joane Montague J.H. “Jack” Schoenfelder Verizon Foundation Matching Contributions Janice K. Campbell Wade Ferniss Janet Rhodes-Carlson Paul and Michelle Cunningham John Hutchinson Jan Monteith Steve and Kelly Schreckengast Randy and Kathy Vernon Barbara Kurtz Peggy Fields Anne Riley Hannah Dann Ian and Mimi Rolland Foundation, Inc. Carolyn A. Morgan Danielle Schuler Timothy Waikel and Brooke Barton-Waikel Kathleen Townsend Kelly Flick Terry and Diann Robinson Daniel W. Davenport Sr. IBM International Foundation Leigh and Marcia Morris John Scircle Jacob Weaver Irene A. Voss Gaede Casket Company INC. Ceil Sayler Dearborn County Hospital Rita Jackson MSKTD & Associates, Inc. Tamara Scott Kathi Weiss Marriss Grenat Roberta Schonemann Carra L. Tucker Ashley Denham Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jakubczyk Martin Mummert Jr. Sandra Scovel Wells Fargo Educational Matching Todd and Jane Harper John and Kimberly Squire Nancy L. Green DePuy Orthopaedics, Inc. JB Tool, Die & Engineering, Inc. Joey and Jill Napier Margaret Semmer Gift Program Caroline E. Hensley Supporters of Women in Science and Raymond P. Weekly Design Organization, Inc. Steven and Stephanie Jenkins Elsy C. Nazario SENSIT Technologies Sue Ellen Werner Ivan Hernandez Technology (SWIST) Mr. and Mrs. Roger Banister Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dettmer Michelle L. Jewell Linda M. Noble Denise Sexton Tiffany N. White Jeanne Hodgin Cynthia Swaim Christopher Worden Julie A. Dillman Randy and Gina Johann North Coast Distributing, Inc. Patrick A. Shellhart John and Joanne Willis Norma Hodgin Town of Lizton Michelle Ziegler Scott Drake Faith E. Johnson Northern Indiana Public Service Company J. Robert Shine Jonathan and Anne Wilson Jan Hodgin-Wanley United Technologies Corporation Duneland Health Council Sheila Johnson Old National Bank Donald Skinner Mary A. Woerz Tracy A. Hutson Kris Walker Melissa Dunfee Mark and Phaedra Jones Sarah Osborn Suzanne A, Skinner Kenneth Woods Robert and Jan Koehler James and Deborah West Eli Lilly and Company Foundation, Inc. Aaron Joyner Daryl and Kelly Owen Erick J. Smith L. Burton and Elsie M. Wygant CONTINUING DONORS Heather Laughlin Thomas Westbrook Bruce and Cheryl Embrey Katz, Sapper & Miller Mr. and Mrs. Martin Padgett Kathy A. Soetenga Scott Yocom Dennis and Donna Leathers Lillian Proctor David and Paula Emmons Rebecca Keb Paragon Medical, Inc. Thomas and Janet Staley Your Community Bank Charitable Lloyd and Carla Leathers The following donors directed gifts through Janice K. Campbell their local community foundation or paid English, Bonter, Mitchell Foundation Megan Kelley Bethany Pattee Brett Staples Foundation, Inc. Nathalie Leathers Kathleen Townsend toward pledges made in previous fiscal years. Family Express Corporation Eric Kesterson Joan Patterson Michael and Janet Stapleton Andrew Yurisich Shirley Leathers Tom and Diane Voss Connie and Steve Ferguson Marty Kieninger Jolene Payton Melissa N. Starner Alfred and Hannah Zacher Nikki Lebo Marnie Finan David and Linda Klinck Mario Perez Jr. Syndicate Sales, Inc. Zimmer, Inc. Lucas Leddy Travis Riddick Ben and Janie Ackerman Pamela J. Lewis Jason Acosta David and Susan Findlay Andrew Knox Popovich Family Trust Task Force Tips, Inc. Janet Zuercher-Nichols Evdoxia Liatiri First Federal Savings Bank Kokomo Tribune Tina Price TASUS Corporation Wilma Riggs Alcoa Foundation Kent and Jone Lockwood Jennifer Flick Lafayette Savings Bank Psi Iota Xi Sorority - Beta Gamma Chapter Teachers Credit Union Thomas and Bobbette Snyder Kimberly Allman Daniel and Patsy Logan Florence and Paul Staehle Foundation Bob and Gina Laikin Moises Quezada Terre Haute Savings Bank Timothy and Carole Logan Jim and Laura Andrew Frederick Robinson Foundations of East Chicago Susan Lake David M. Quinn Gregg and Rebecca Tharp Dee Dee Long Asher Agency, Inc. Paralegal Studies Program – Matthew D. Fox Ned and Martha Lamkin Michael and Amanda Raab The Andersons, Inc. Charitable Foundation Gary Longest Dee Atterson Lara O’Dell, Susan Altman, and Amy L. Frink James A. Lanter Megan M. Rayl The Helping Fund Donald and Elaine Lucas Zackariah and Emily Baker Krista Hollenberg-Cussen Ariane Funk Jeff and Lori Laycock REALTORS Association of Central Indiana The Kroot Corporation Linda Lynch Ball Corporation Fuson Automotive, Inc. Khiem Le William and Gloria Riggs The Paul Ogle Foundation, Inc. Cathy Martin David and Rebecca Bathe 60 Erin D. Garlinger Scott and Belinda Lee Fred Roberts The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts 61 Virginia McCabe Benevolent Friends of African Charities, Inc. 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 1 1 . 2 0 1 2 HONOR ROLL | IVY TECH FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT

COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS 2011-2012 CORNERSTONE SOCIETY

Ivy Tech Foundation is proud to partner with community foundations across Indiana. Many contributions have been made to Members of the Cornerstone Society have remembered Ivy Tech in their wills or living trusts; funded life income arrangements these local foundations to establish or augment endowments, which provide ongoing student financial assistance and local (charitable gift annuities or charitable remainder trusts); made gifts of life insurance or retirement plan assets; or donated real campus enhancements. We are pleased to recognize the community foundations that hold more than $5 million in Ivy Tech estate through gifts or bargain sale agreements. We gratefully acknowledge Cornerstone Society members for including Ivy endowments. This list includes those funds of which Ivy Tech has been notified. Tech Foundation in their estate plans.

John and Patty Abshire Agnes Hall * Diana Pappin Brown County Community Foundation, Inc. Leigh Allen Robert Hall Elaine Pearlman Community Foundation of Bloomington & Monroe County Mary Ault Perry and Chris Hammock Sandra H. Pearlman Ralph G. * and Mary L. * Barkley Shelton Hannig * Carolyn N. Pitt Community Foundation of Grant County, Indiana, Inc. Marguerite Baugh * J. Ross Harrington * W. Gladys Pitt * Community Foundation of Harrison County Laurey Blankenship Chuck and Paula Harris Frank Pumerville * Hector Boiardi * Pauline Harris * Radislav, LLC Community Foundation of Howard County Bruce * and Nancy Brentlinger Mona Hawkins Patrick and Nancy Ralston Ross and Barbara Bretz Kathryn W. Heid Dick Rayl * Community Foundation of Madison County Bill C. Brown Family Don and Paula Heiderman William Rea * Community Foundation of Southern Indiana Leonard Brown Family Ruth E. Jannach * Joe and Barbara Reed Charles Browning and Rob and Alma Jeffs Herbert Refkin * Community Foundation of St. Joseph County Dolores DeWitt Browning Laurie Johnson Esther Reupke * Community Foundation of Wabash County Dr. Mark D. and Norman * and Mary * Johnson Jack Rhoades Jennifer M. Browning Thelma C. Johnson * Donna Riley Elkhart County Community Foundation Marian M. Canada Jack Kelley Joseph E. Rood Jr. * and Nick * and Ann * Carter Craig and Diane Keoun Gayle B. Rood Heritage Fund - The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County Jennings D. * and Robert O. Kerr * Fred and Nancy Rubey Madison County Community Foundation Josephine K. * Carter Robert L. Koch II Elna B. Ryals * Dwight R. Chamberlain * Donald B. and Jean O. Korb Judge and Mrs. Carlton Sanders Parke County Community Foundation Kerri S. Cokeley Jerry and Louise Lamkin Donita N. Schroeder John * and Catherine * Collins Dewey C. Layton * Gary W. and Mary L. Schroeder *Deceased Porter County Community Foundation Thomas H. and Dorthy S. Corson Arno Lessheim * Kevin C. Schroeder Putnam County Community Foundation Bill and Sandy * DeMichieli Mabel M. Long * Loren W. Schroeder Charter members names are in bold. P. Dean and Marsha Denhart Robert and Linda Loose Ralph * and Margaret Seifert Ripley County Community Foundation Mary Jane DeVoe * Mervin and Dorothy Lung Hamer and Phyllis Shafer We extend our sincerest thanks to all of our donors for giving to Ivy Tech Foundation. Scott County Community Foundation John Dickerson James Sr. and Bonnie McCarty Bill and Diane Shinn Clell Douglass * Bill and Joan McNagny Jim and Jan Shook Their generosity has the power to Change The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne David * and Sharon Duell Francis Meyer * Gary and Rita Shourds Lives and Make Indiana Great. Steve and Connie Ferguson J. Joe and Roma Meyer Betty Lavern Smith * The Community Foundation of Muncie & Delaware County John * and Janice * Fisher Dorothy Meyerson * Harley and Jan Snyder Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in The Dearborn Community Foundation, Inc. Brian and Stacey Fitzpatrick Katherine Mottley * Edith Stapleton * the 2012 Donor Honor Roll. If your name has been Dan and Ginger Ford John and Camille Murphy David and Carla Stidham omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please The Legacy Foundation of Northwest Indiana, Inc. Peter P. Froehde * Mary Murphy Dallas Suhrheinrich * accept our apologies and bring the error The Steuben County Community Foundation, Inc. Marjorie Gipe * Louise Sylva Myer * Viola Swank * to our attention by contacting Lisa Stout at (317) Teresa Ferster Glazier * Donald E. Nelson * Erika Theilig * 921-4666 or [email protected], or your local The Unity Foundation of LaPorte County Gene and Marilyn Glick Glydia Nicholson * Donald and Louise Thomas campus Development office. George * and Mabel * Griffin Claire Nisonger Eva Weiss * Union County Community Foundation, Inc. Bill Gutzwiller and Janet Bozzelli John Ober * John W. White * Mark and Mary Kay Hagerman Henry Olynger * Danna Wylie 62 Wabash Valley Community Foundation 63 Gary Oradat Ivy Tech Foundation PRSRT STD. 50 W. Fall Creek Pkwy. North Drive U.S. POSTAGE PAID Indianapolis, IN 46208-5752 Fort Wayne, IN Permit No. 650

CHANGING LIVES MAKING INDIANA GREAT 2011-2012 ANNUAL REPORT