2013 2014

GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT Golden West College Foundation 2013-2014 ANNUAL REPORT

The Golden West College Foundation...... 2 Message from Judy Elmore, Foundation Chair...... 3 Message from Wes Bryan, GWC President...... 4 Alumni Spotlight Ron Catt...... 5 GWC Foundation Board of Directors...... 6 Financial Statements...... 8 Annual GWC Gala...... 10 Opportunity Drawing winner...... 11 The Wish List...... 11 Non-cash Donations...... 11 Foundation Auxiliaries...... 12 Golden West College Patrons...... 12 Chefs for Scholarships...... 12 Hens and Chickens Quilt Auxiliary...... 13 STAR Book Program...... 13 Board Member on Campus...... 14 Foundation in the Community...... 14 Courtyard of Honor...... 16 Pillars of Support...... 17 Alumni Pillars of Achievement...... 18 Donor Honor Wall...... 19 Scholarships and Awards...... 29 Ways to Support GWC...... 32 Report from the Foundation Chair Judy Elmore

I am proud to acknowledge and report the efforts of the Foundation Board of Directors and its supporters this past year. The Foundation helped fund $439,000 in scholarships, the campus Wish List program, an increase in our participation in the STAR Book Reserve Program, and new memberships on the Foundation Board and its auxiliaries – the Patrons and the Hens and Chickens Quilt Fellowship and increased Community Relations.

In April, 2014, the Foundation held its 17th annual Golden West College Gala. We are extremely pleased to have raised $118,000. The proceeds will benefit Golden West College students and the campus Wish List. We particularly want to thank Foundation staff (L-R) Ryan Chung, John Wordes, Sheila Cox, Bruce Berman, and Elmore Toyota, Union Bank of California, Southern California Edison, Huntington Tuan Huynh. The Foundation Office is located in the Administration Building on the east side of the President’s Courtyard. Beach Hospital and Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. as major sponsors, as well as all of the underwriters who gave so generously to this event. I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the Gala Committee and the community at large for continuing to support this very important event. We look forward to continuing this success at our 18th Gala scheduled for April 11, 2015 at the Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort and Spa.

Our 23rd annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony was celebrated on October 23, 2014. Four Golden West College The Golden West College Foundation Alumni were honored as “Alumni Pillars of Achievement” recipients. Since the inception of this awards program in 1991, 100 alumni have been recognized. We honored two Pillars of Support ($25,000-$99,999) – Massen Greene The Golden West College Foundation was organized in 1986 to solicit and manage gifts to benefit the college Foundation and Rainbow Environmental Services, as well as 16 Premier Pillars ($100,000+) and three Golden Society and its students. The Foundation is dedicated to supporting the College’s mission of providing comprehensive academic opportunities to the community for lifelong learning. Honorees. The donor wall was increased by 45 donor names. A board of directors, which provides the leadership and direction for the organization’s operation, manages In closing, I would like to personally thank Golden West College President Wes Bryan, Foundation Director Bruce the Foundation. The Foundation has grown steadily since 1986 with assets over $8,400,000. This has been Berman, the Board of Directors and those who have provided advice, counsel, professional guidance, financial support accomplished through donations of cash, bequests and grants from individuals and businesses. The and personal time to the Board during this past year. I also extend my sincere appreciation to the community at large, Foundation has provided over $6,700,000 in scholarships to Golden West College students. In addition to which has continued to support the Foundation and the college with its generosity. Without this dedication, our cash assets, the Foundation annually receives donated equipment and supplies that represent thousands of work would not be possible. The Foundation’s objectives for 2015 include increasing the Board’s role in fostering dollars in non-monetary gifts. student success, expanding Board membership, and continuing a high level of participation from our members. We The primary focus of the Foundation Board of Directors is to work towards building support for college-wide are also looking forward to a successful Gala fundraising event, while continuing to seek fresh ideas for new fund needs. To nurture groups who have special interests in supporting Golden West College, the Foundation raising opportunities. provides staff support and direction to two auxiliaries. Each auxiliary, managed by its own board and officers, I look forward to the upcoming year as we focus on our goal of enhancing student success at Golden West College. requires membership dues for operational expenses.

GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT The Golden West College Foundation’s mission is to provide resources to support the College for advancing educational opportunities and life-long learning for students. Judy Elmore, Chair Golden West College Foundation

2 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 3 Message from Golden West Alumni Spotlight College President, Wes Bryan Meet Ron Catt FROM THE STUDENTS’ POINT OF VIEW … If his name sounds familiar that’s because he is owner of Ron Catt Auto Care, in Huntington Beach. Ron is a successful, self-made businessman respected in One of the primary goals of this page is to say thank you for your generosity in the community and automotive industry. Like many success stories, his career supporting our students. But first I want to share with you why your generosity is interest started in the classroom. For Ron Catt, it started here at Golden West appreciated. Most donors have a general idea about why they have chosen Golden College. West College students as their benefactors, whether it is based on an isolated event, a memory made while attending the college, or the opportunity to help a While attending Golden West College from 1979-1981, Ron completed all single individual attend. available auto technician classes offered and acquired his California State Smog License and Brake & Lamp Installer/Adjuster license. Ron obtained seven In my role as President of this fine college, I am able to see firsthand from the ASE Certificates in 1982, and became an ASE Master Technician and ASE Master students’ points of view how these donations work miracles in their lives. There are Truck Technician in 1987. At the age of 24, Ron purchased his own service common misperceptions about community colleges; people think that because it station and at 26, he moved into the high-tech repair facility in which Ron Catt is low cost everyone can afford to attend, or that only under-qualified students Auto Care, currently resides. end up here and these colleges aren’t real colleges. In 1996, Ron was awarded the NAPA/ASE Technician of the year – competing The facts of the matter are: against hundreds of applicants from across the country for the prestigious title and national recognition for achieving Cost – For many students even the low tuition of $46.00 a unit is a challenge when added to the high costs of textbooks, excellence in the automotive-repair field. transportation, supplies, and study time, including time to repair ineffective study skills, poor test results, or failed classes In 2004, Golden West College awarded Ron with the Alumni Pillar of Achievement Award for his commitment to Golden West from years before. All of these issues take time away from family, friends, and work and may add to increased day-to-day College Automotive Program, his successful career and community involvement. living costs. These hidden costs are high, but we can help. Twenty-five years after starting his business, Ron still maintains a witty, entrepreneurial spirit. Even though automotive Under-qualified students – Community colleges offer second chances for missed opportunities. They stand for renewed technology has advanced, Ron Catt Auto Care, has prospered into a multi-million dollar a year company with 10 full-time hope, a safe place to take a class that may have held a student back, a place to learn a skill that can help students advance in employees. The company specializes in complete automotive services for foreign and domestic vehicles. Ron is involved in their careers, to get counseling, and to get tutoring or other support and resources offered in our Learning Resource Center. the Automotive Service Council of California (ASCCA) and his business is a Featured Facility with the AAA Approved Auto Students can check out a textbook they can’t afford to buy, use a computer they don’t have, find a quiet place to study, or see Repair Program. a teacher one-on-one in a quiet office. The challenges are daunting and could crush the new-found hope that could change their lives. We know they can become more than they have been, they can be successful, and we can help. Not a real college – Across the CSU system, the majority of students graduating with a BA/BS degree each year started at a California Community College (53 percent) and GWC transfers a high number of students to CSUs each year. In the UC system, about one third of all BS/BA degree recipients started at a California Community College as well. We think the first two years of college are foundational – they help students learn to persevere, to take classes they may not have known they needed in order to do better in those they will need. We know we teach them as well or better than anybody – and that is how we can help. Thank you for your generosity in supporting our students. You must have a sense of the important role Golden West College has in providing quality educational opportunities to the people of this community. That is why you have helped us help them. That is why it gives me pleasure to thank you for your generosity. I know this spring, when I shake the hands of students graduating with an AA degree, or getting a Certificate of Achievement in the career field of their choice, that you helped make graduation happen and that, without you, we could not help them help themselves and their families, their employers, and our community.

Wes Bryan President, Golden West College

4 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 5 WEST CO EN L Golden West College Foundation Executive Board D LE L G O E G Golden West College Foundation Board of Directors F O N U O N D ATI

Judy Elmore Steve Olmsted Bern Baumgartner Wes Bryan Bruce Berman Chair President Treasurer GWC President Foundation Director

Board of Directors - Terms 2014 Bern Baumgartner President, ERP Ready, Inc. Jenelle Bader Region Manager, Local Public Affairs, Southern California Edison Steve Olmsted OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Accountancy Corporation Jenelle Bader Craig Campbell Yvan Cao, AAMS Bonnie Castrey Mary L. Hornbuckle Mark Yokoyama Chief of Police, City of Alhambra Emilee Young, Ed.D. Robertson Young Consulting 2015 Bonnie Castrey Mediator/Arbitrator, Dispute Resolution Services Judy Elmore President, Elmore Toyota Norah Morrison, J.D., CFP® Attorney at Law Davina Samuel Bank Manager, Union Bank Neil Swartz Corporate Manager, North American Parts Operations, Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Attorney at Law Janet Houlihan Mitchell Jimenez Norah M. Morrison, Davina Samuel 2016 Student Representative J.D., C.F.P.® Craig Campbell Vice President, Recycling, Rainbow Environmental Services, Inc. 2017 Yvan Cao, AAMS Branch Manager, Financial Advisor, Raymond James Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Faculty Representative, Golden West College GWC Ex Officio Wes Bryan President, Golden West College Bruce Berman Director, Foundation and Community Relations (non-voting) Janet Houlihan Vice President, Student Life and Administrative Services (non-voting)

GWC Presidential Designees (Non-Voting) Neil Swartz Donald Testa, D.D.S., J.D. Cheryl Tittle Paul Wisner Paul Wisner Director, Fiscal Services Mitchell Jimenez ASGWC Representative Cheryl Tittle Classified Representative, Golden West College CCCD Designees (Non-Voting) Mary Hornbuckle Trustee, Coast Community College District Directors Emeritus (Non-Voting) Doug Fabian President, Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Doug Fabian John McGovern Senior Vice President, Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. (Ret.)

Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Mark Yokoyama Emilee Young, Ed.D.

6 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 7

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Temporarily Permanently STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION REVENUES Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Support and Revenue Contributions and gifts $ 200 959,382 50,306 $ 1,009,888 ASSETS In-kind donations 47,618 47,618 Current Assets Grant revenue 45,000 45,000 Cash and cash equivalents $ 2,307,511 Special events 178,433 178,433 Investments, at fair value 296,608 Administrative fee 67,516 67,516 Total current assets 2,604,119 Other revenue 7,368 7,368 Non-Current Assets Donated services 241,674 - - 241,674 Investments, at fair value 5,656,999 Donated facilities 18,000 - - 18,000 Investments with FCCCC 200,000 Total support and revenue 560,809 1,004,382 50,306 1,615,497 Total non-current assets 5,856,999 Other Income Total assets $ 8,461,118 Investment income, net of expense 7,309 99,801 - 107,110 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Realized gain on investments 32,485 114,006 - 146,491 Current Liabilities: Unrealized gain on investments 16,187 376,716 - 392,903 Accounts payable $ 49,563 Total other income 55,981 590,523 646,504 Due to Coast Community College District - Total revenue before net Total current liabilities $ 49,563 assets released from restrictions 616,790 1,594,905 50,306 2,262,001 Net Assets: Net assets released from restriction 716,549 (716,549) - Unrestricted 467,153 Total revenues 1,333,339 878,356 50,306 2,262,001 Temporarily restricted 3,557,066 EXPENSES Permanently restricted 4,387,336 Program services 859,356 - - 859,356 Total net assets $ 8,411,555 Supporting services Total liabilities and net assets $ 8,461,118 Management and general 269,597 - - 269,597 Fundraising 137,168 - - 137,168 Total expenses 1,266,121 - - 1,266,121

Change in net assets before transfers 67,218 878,356 50,306 995,880 STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Transfers for changes in designations 188,525 (750,460) 561,935 - For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Change in net assets after transfers 255,743 127,896 612,241 995,880 Cash flows from operating activities Net assets Contributions and special events $ 1,240,689 Beginning of year 211,410 3,429,170 3,775,095 7,415,675 Payments to suppliers (415,469) End of year $ 467,153 $ 3,557,066 $ 4,387,336 $ 8,411,555 A complete audit report is available in the Golden West College Foundation Office. College Foundation in the Golden West is available report audit A complete Payments to/on-behalf of students for scholarships (462,632) Net cash provided by (used in) operating activities 362,588 Cash flows from investing activities Reinvested interest and dividends, net of expense 107,110 STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES Purchase of investments (1,442,874) For the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014 Proceeds from sale of investments 788,101 Program Management and General Fundraising Net cash provided by (used) by investing activities (547,663) Activities Total Net increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents (185,075) Donated services $ 21,179 $ 185,825 $ 34.670 $ 241,674 Donated facilities 18,000 18,000 Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year 2,492,586 In-kind donations 47,618 - 47,618 Cash and cash equivalents at end of year $ 2,307,511 Scholarships and grants 462,632 - - 462,632 Salaries and benefits 39,046 39,046 Reconciliation of change in net assets Advertising and promotion 6,422 6,422 to net cash provided by operating activities Office expenses 6,254 6,254 Change in net assets $ 995,880 Information technology - Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to cash Conferences and meetings 1,039 1,039 provided/(used) by operating activities: Equipment 2,435 2,435 Net investment income (646,504) College Support 260,411 260,411 Changes in assets and liabilities: Hospitality 2,551 16,715 19,266 Decrease in accounts receivable - Administrative fee 67,516 67,516 Increase (decrease) in accounts payable 44,855 Bank charges 9,306 9,306 Increase (decrease) in due to Coast Community College District (31,643) Special events 79,361 79,361 Net cash provided by operating activities $ 362,588 Board expenses 1,472 1,472 Other expenses 3,669 3,669 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION Total $ 917,415 $269,597 $ 137,168 $ 1,547,295

8 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 9 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT Non-Cash Donations Dancing for the Stars at the Opportunity Drawing Winner - Joyce Yokoyama The list below represents the names of individuals, companies and organizations who contributed to the Annual Gala GWC Foundation from July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014. Albertson’s Mary “Anne” Gillespie The Golden West College Foundation held its 17th Annual Gala on Saturday, April 5, 2014 at the beautiful Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort in Huntington AltaMed Go Kart World Beach. The Gala sold-out with 382 guests and netted $118,000 for the College. American Cinematheque Go With Jo Travel Angels Baseball Golden West College Theater The event began with Arthur Murray Dance Studio GWC Arts & Letters a reception and silent ASICS America Corporation Eugenia A. Haney 2014 Sponsors auction, moving to ASSISTANCE LEAGUE of Harborside Restaurant the Grand Ballroom for Huntington Beach TITLE SPONSOR Harry’s Fine Jewelry dinner and dancing to Atlantis Casino Resort Spa Helen Grace Chocolates Elmore Toyota the music of Flattop Avi Resort & Casino Tom and his Jump Cats. Heritage Square Museum DIAMOND SPONSOR Babouch Moroccan Restaurant Hilton Waterfront Beach Union Bank Joyce Yokoyama, receives the keys to her new 2014 Toyota Scion FR-S from David McHowell, Resort General Manager of Elmore Toyota. This is the ninth vehicle donated by Elmore Toyota for the Gala Balletto Vineyards Hofman Hospitality Group PLATINUM SPONSORS Opportunity Drawing. BEAU Wine Tours Home Depot Huntington Beach Hospital Berkeley Playhouse Hornblower Cruises & Events The Wish List Virginia Billes Southern California Edison Dancing for the Stars was this Huntington Central Park A portion of the funds raised by the Gala are used to grant “wish list” items for year’s theme. Five couples and Bowers Museum Equestrian Center Toyota USA departments on campus. All campus personnel are eligible to submit a request, three judges volunteered to Brea Improv Huntington Harbour valued up to $1,000, for their department. Philharmonic Committee Wells Fargo participate in a “Dancing with Marjorie J. Bunten Hyatt Regency Huntington the Stars” type performance. Thanks to the success of the Gala, all 50 requests were funded at a total of $35,503. Cambria Estate Vineyards & Beach Resort & Spa GOLD SPONSORS Winery The show was the highlight Examples of items are: John Cassese “The Dance AES • Art Department: Ceramic Test kiln, Drawing Cast, Miter Saw, art supplies Carpenter Performing Arts Doctor” of the night and, of course, Center • Athletics/Kinesiology: iPad, camcorder, high-jump standards, muscle stimulator K1 Speed Bella Terra everyone scored a perfect 10! Casa Laguna Inn & Spa • Automotive: Battery Charger, Brake Bleeding kits Kahoot’s Feed + Pet Fountain Valley Regional Cerritos Center for the • Biology: Stacking racks, and membership to SICB Performing Arts Kathy May’s Lakeview Café Hospital • Business: Camtasia for Mac Children’s Book World Eva Kilgore • Chemistry: LabQuest software, meters, chemistry supplies McCarthy Building Companies, Chivas USA King’s Seafood Company Inc. and Steinberg Architects • College Promotions: camera lenses City of Huntington Beach KT Designs • Counseling: Event canopy Norah M. Morrison, J.D., CFP® Charles Cubbing La Mirada Theatre for the • Cosmetology: Towels Performing Arts OLMSTED & ASSOCIATES Patricia A. Davis • Digital Media: Video camera switcher LACMA Accountancy Corporation Monica DeKany • DSPS: Scanner Ladera Vineyards • Emergency Preparedness: Signs Disneyland Resort Rainbow Environmental Services Laguna Art Museum • Floral Design: Dining room table set June Dugmore Whole Foods Huntington Beach Laugh Factory Long Beach • Nursing: Laser printer Elmore Toyota Le Vigne Winery • Outreach: Event canopies Judith A. Elmore MEDIA SPONSOR Long Beach Symphony • Personnel Services: Digital camera Festival of Arts Laguna Orchestra HB Magazine Beach • Physical Sciences: Fuel Cell kit, printer, mineral samples, vacuum pump Los Angeles County Fair • Student Health Center: Wheelchairs with swing Flightdeck Air Combat Center Lumberyard Restaurant (Left to right) Bruce Berman, Foundation Director, Wes Bryan, GWC President, Judy Elmore, • Technology Support Services: Software Joan Furtsch Foundation Chair, Davina Samuel, Gala Co-Chair, Kevin Macaulay, Gala Co-Chair, Steve Olmsted, Kevin Macaulay Foundation President. • Theater Arts: Sewing machine, camcorder, printer Linda Gallagher Main Street Wine Company • Tutoring and Learning Center: M-Audio Oxygen 49 portable keyboard MARK YOUR CALENDAR! The 18th annual Gala is April 11, 2015 Continued on page 13 10 11 Non-Cash Donations Foundation Auxiliaries Continued from page 11 Chefs for Mane Moves & Body Works Sandy’s The Golden West College Patrons Mangia - Mangia Santa Anita Park SCHOLARSHIP Scholarships Marc Edward Skincare Santa Barbara Museum of Sponsors Organized in April 1973, the Golden West College Patrons is a volunteer organization Natural History comprised of current and retired GWC staff and faculty, alumni, and community members. Marconi Automotive Museum Sawdust Art & Craft The organization’s main objective is to raise funds for scholarships through its Chefs for Festival TITLE SPONSOR Marin Symphony Scholarships event each fall. The members also volunteer many hours each year in support Association SCATS Gymnastics AES Huntington Beach of other events such as Commencement, and the Scholarships and Awards ceremony. Mario’s Five Points Sealegs Wine Bar 5 STAR SPONSORS Michelle Michael Seasons 52 Linda Axel Terri Zwick and Wes Bryan Chefs for Scholarships Mimi’s Jewelry, Inc. Sherman Library and Gardens Joanne Bumm The 9th Annual Chefs for Scholarships was held Mingei International Margie and Charlie Bunten Museum Shorebreak Hotel on September 16, 2014 in the Student Center Kathy Crown (Double 5 Star) STAR Book Program Supports Student Success Miracle Springs Resort SkyDive Santa Barbara Coast Community College District and outdoor area. Over 500 guests were treated & Spa to delicious samples from 30 local restaurants, For the tenth consecutive year, the Golden West College Foundation has allotted funds Corey Smith June Dugmore Model Citizen Boutique Huntington Beach Hospital wineries and breweries. to the GWC Library for the purchase of textbooks under the STAR (Student Textbook South Coast Repertory Red Oak Investments Access Reserve Collection) Book Program. This program has become necessary because Morongo Casino Resort The event was a huge success, raising $32,000 for & Spa Stater Bros. Markets Southern California Edison not all students can afford the $500-$1000 textbook costs per semester. The STAR Emma and David Weintraub scholarships. Mulligan Family Fun Center Stevens Cross program has become a great success among students as it allows them to access their & Golf Practice Center Wells Fargo Guests bid on silent auction items and tried StoneFire Grill texts through a library loan program. Last year, over 4900 book loans were circulated Museum of Tolerance/ their luck on a wide variety of raffle prizes. Ron Surf & Sand Resort 4 STAR SPONSORS from the 239 Titles, covering 39 academic programs. Simon Wiesenthal Center Jo Andrews/Go With Jo Travel Lowenberg was the lucky winner of the grand Musical Theatre West Sushi on Fire Restaurant Anne Gillespie and Linda Axel, co-chairs prize — a seven day trip to Maui! Charlene and Ralph Bauer Napa Valley Bike Tours Tahoe Donner Association Jaima Bennett The Comedy & Magic Club Anne and Lee Gillespie Hens & Chickens Quilt Navy Golf Course The Kiwanis Foundation of HB New York Philharmonic The Gallery HB Norah Morrison, JD, CFP® Auxiliary Newport Landing The Huntington Library Sue and Bob Polentz Restaurant The Ice House Poseidon Water The Hens & Chickens Quilt Fellowship of Newport Landing Whale The Laguna Playhouse Rainbow Environmental Services Golden West College, an auxiliary of the Watching Soroptimist International of HB The Laurel Inn Foundation, began in 1989 when a group of Palm Springs Riviera 3 STAR SPONSORS quilters did not want to disband after having Resort & Spa The Living Desert Jane and Del Brault taken a quilting class at Golden West College. Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs The Pasadena Playhouse Terri and Michael Feterik Their name, Hens & Chickens, was taken from Pizza Lounge The Toll Roads - Irvine Heritage-Dilday Memorial Services the name of a quilt block. Originally a group Annettes Place The White House Eugenia Haney Restaurant of five, they are now 25 members strong and Lorraine Prinsky Katherine Inostroza range in age from 12 years to 80. TK Burgers Eva Kilgore Rainbow Environmental Services James and Charmaine Rood Each year, they make a quilt for an opportunity Total Wine & More Ralphs Grocery Store Tulsa Rib Company ALL STAR MEDIA SPONSOR The proceeds from the event are used to fund drawing and donate the funds to GWC Richard Nixon Library & Tustin Ranch Golf Club Huntington Beach Independent/ scholarships for high school students planning scholarships as well as contributions to the Birthplace Foundation L.A. Times to attend Golden West, Veterans scholarships, campus for such projects as theater renovations, ballet bars for the dance department, Universal Studios Richard’s Bicycles and general scholarships for GWC students. new library books, a Fine Arts Gallery security system, Science Museum supplies and Wailea Golf Club MEDIA SPONSOR Rocking Figs Surf A special “Golden Chef Scholarship” is awarded HB Magazine a brick entryway for the GWC California Native Garden. The winner of the 2014 “My Headquarter Warehouse Restaurant at the event. It was established to honor GWC Flower Patch” quilt was Paul Pickle from Irvine. Charmaine K. Rood Waterfront Enterprises graduates who are continuing their studies at a MAITRE D’ SPONSORS Rubios Fresh Mexican Grill Sig Wolf Drapes 4 Show, Inc. /Jason Honigberg 4-year college or university and have engaged “Blankets wrap you in warmth, quilts in philanthropic efforts in support of students at San Diego Natural History YMCA Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Hospital Museum Golden West. This year, there were two recipients, wrap you in love.” Jessica Garin and Kim Brown. (L-R) Jessica Garin and Kim Brown

12 13 The Board on Campus Bern Baumgartner, Golden West College Business Faculty Member, Golden West College Foundation Board Director and Treasurer Bern has been a regular on the GWC Campus since 2007 as a part-time instructor in the Business Department, becoming a full-time Business Faculty member in 2014. In 2008, Bern also joined the GWC Foundation Board. Bern thoroughly enjoys his time at GWC, saying, “Teaching business, marketing, and entrepreneurship to GWC students is a passion of mine. There is so much potential in our students that I strive to unleash.” One of Bern’s focus areas is building a GWC Entrepreneurship Program. “We are adding new entrepreneurship classes and developing a certificate program designed to enable students interested in starting a small Bern Baumgartner (right) awarding Justin Krumb the Alumni Pillar of Achievement at the 2014 Courtyard of business,” says Bern. “We already have a tremendous amount of interest Honor Ceremony from the community and our students, including the formation of a student-run entrepreneurship club on campus.” Bern is able to leverage his 20+ year career in professional consulting, business development, and sales and marketing management. He had a successful career with business software leader, SAP and he is the Founder and President of ERP Ready, Inc. – a provider of strategic business development consulting services, El Viento Foundation including support to start-up and small businesses. How does the El Viento Foundation take students from the poorest neighborhood in As a GWC Foundation Board Member, Bern has played an active role in the Board’s fundraising activities. He is a regular Huntington Beach, with every disadvantage, and have all 450 students go to college? If participant at the Annual Foundation Galas, Chefs for Scholarships events, and Courtyard of Honor ceremonies. He is currently the Oak View neighborhood were a city, it would be the eleventh poorest in the nation. El serving on the Foundation Executive Board as Treasurer. “The Foundation does so much to support the students and campus Viento makes a 10 year commitment - taking students from 4th grade through their second including the distribution of much needed and greatly appreciated student scholarships,” says Bern. year of college. The first in their families to graduate high school and attend college, their $4,000 scholarship gives them a Bern shared the reason behind his passion for education, saying, “GWC offers our students so many opportunities to expand head start as they are taught, encouraged, tutored, modeled, and enriched. The students overcome the cycle of poverty their horizons and improve their lives. Ultimately, the success of our students helps drive the success of our community.” and neighborhood challenges like academic failure, gang involvement, drug use, teen pregnancy, illiteracy, and a sense of hopelessness. They achieve academic and social skills, confidence, success, and become role models. College bound behavior is encouraged through science projects, workshops, museum trips, and sailing classes. Student and family expectations are changed as they learn that hard work and education create future options and success. El Viento seeks to make a difference GWC Foundation in the Community – to leave a legacy for the children, the families, and the community of Oak View and Huntington Beach. We are grateful to The Golden West College Foundation proudly gives back to the community by supporting the El Viento Foundation, The have partners like the Coast Community College District and Golden West College. Project Self-Sufficiency Foundation, the Huntington Beach Youth Shelter, and AltaMed’s Huntington Beach Clinic. Oak View Renewal The Center for Entrepreneurship & Leadership is a partnership between the Oak View Renewal Partnership (OVRP) and Golden Project Self-Sufficiency Foundation West College (GWC). Our overarching objective in creating The Center is to create a sustainable economic base for the Oak View Community and Huntington Beach, by nurturing and investing in for-profit business, social and micro enterprises, which Project Self-Sufficiency Foundation is a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization that will create earned income for the benefit of GWC and OVRP. The mission of The Center is to cultivate leaders throughout supports low income, single parents working toward an education goal to become Huntington Beach and Orange County by helping them realize their entrepreneurial dreams through education, counseling, economically independent. Our foundation’s goal is to raise the funds needed to mentoring, investments and peer-to-peer teams. provide the tools and support that will help parents achieve their independence. This is a powerful initiative for these parents, as it will change the pathway for their family, many times, breaking the cycle of abuse and building their self-esteem, Huntington Beach Youth Shelter which ultimately leads to a better future for generations. The Light of Love snowflakes support the Huntington Beach Youth Shelter. The Youth Shelter is an emergency crisis and intervention program providing a safe environment for approximately 120 Orange County 11-17 year old children each year. The home provides a clean bed, meals, counseling and tutoring for runaways at risk, and homeless youth in crisis.

14 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 15 Courtyard of Honor 2014 Pillars of Support In the spirit of gratitude and appreciation, the Golden West The Massen Greene Foundation Pillar College Foundation unveiled the Courtyard of Honor during its The Massen Greene Foundation is dedicated to the Earth Sciences 30th Anniversary celebration held on November 3, 1995. and supports natural science programs and habitat restoration. This The first Pillars of Support were inducted at the inaugural Courtyard foundation is currently working to restore a canyon in north Laguna as a of Honor ceremony in 1991. Since that time, Golden West College natural trail by removing non-native vegetation and exposing the natural has inducted 77 Pillars. A Pillar of Support represents cash gifts geologic and biological setting. Massen Greene awarded the Golden West College Geology Department $80,000 in grants to seed its new Associates totalling $25,000 - $99,999 from an individual or business. in Science Degree. The grant came shortly after the Geology department’s In 2012, the Premier Pillar of Support was added to the donor acceptance of a large rock and mineral collection donated by Rebecca Bud Benneman, GWC Geology Instructor with Rebecca Nelson, categories. Premier Pillars of Support are those individuals and Nelson during the spring of 2013. Massen Greene Foundation Board member. businesses which have donated $100,000 or more to Golden West The Foundation was impressed with the Geology department’s new College. degree program and by the enthusiasm shown through the acceptance and use of the Nelson collection. Portions of this collection are used as instructional aids in GWC geology courses. These funds are designated to support student success in a variety Sixteen Premier Pillars of Support were recognized of areas, including scholarships for a Huntington Beach Police at the 2014 Courtyard of Honor ceremony. The grant will be used by the Geology Department for purchasing equipment and supplies needed to enhance the new Associate of Science major and to make improvements to the GWC Native Garden. Department cadet in the Criminal Justice program, assistance for ANITA JUNE DUNCAN REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST student nurses, memorial scholarships in honor of a loved one, or The department will be purchasing a seismograph, tied into the California Geological Survey, the United States Geological advanced training for students to keep them on the cutting edge ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE Survey, and the international real-time earthquake monitoring system. Other portions of the grant will fund rock saws and polishing equipment. as they transfer to a four-year institution or join the workforce. CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION/ CARL AND IRENE BULL FUND COASTAL COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL The Rainbow Environmental Services Pillar CHRISTINA E. DUTHIE Rainbow Environmental Services is a material collection and processing company that has been in business for over 50 years. Rainbow’s 17-acre FHP HEALTHCARE, INC. campus is located in Huntington Beach, and is the site of the transfer station that accepts 4,000 tons per day. Their state-of-the-art single stream clean FRANK M. & GERTRUDE R. DOYLE FOUNDATION, INC. material recovery facility and several mixed waste processing stations are GOLDEN STATE SCHOLARSHARE designed to efficiently handle various material streams such as green and wood waste, commercial and multifamily waste, and construction and HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PRESBYTERIAN demolition debris. KAISER PERMANENTE As a long-standing member of the communities they serve, Rainbow Sue Gordon, VP Environmental and Public Affairs and Craig takes pride in and cares about being a good neighbor and partner. Campbell, VP Recycling, Rainbow Environmental Services, Inc. On Thursday, October 23, 2014 the Golden West College RADFORD ROBINSON Accordingly, Rainbow implements innovative and environmentally safe solutions to minimize operational impacts on their neighbors such as on-site storm water runoff treatment, nuisance bird Foundation held its 23rd annual Courtyard of Honor Ceremony, BONITA L. ROOHK abatement using hawks and proactive and ongoing dust and odor control. honoring donors and recognizing successful alumni. SCHOLARSHIP AMERICA Strong and sustainable civic and charitable organizations are the leading indicator of a healthy community. As an active This year, the Foundation recognized sixteen Premier Pillars of member of the community, Rainbow is committed to supporting the many worthy civic and charitable organizations Support, two Pillars of Support, and three donors who reached ST. JUDE MEDICAL CENTER throughout the communities they serve. In addition, several of Rainbow’s executives volunteer their personal time to serve on Golden Society status. JOHN THOMAS SWANSON community foundations and boards such as Golden West College Foundation, Rotary, Kiwanis and Soroptimists’ International The college was proud to add four alumni to the Alumni Pillars of Huntington Beach. of Achievement: Steve Ames, Policing, Justin Krumb, Producer/ UNITED STATES TREASURY/AMERICORPS Rainbow has supported Golden West College for many years with Craig Campbell serving as a Foundation Board Director. Director -film and television, Marie Esch-Radtke, MN, RN, Nursing, During the 2014 Courtyard of Honor, Craig stated, “We are proud of this support and truly honored in acceptance of our and Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi, Spanish Professor. Pillar today. Golden West College provides a wonderful starting point for those young minds which seek higher learning opportunities.”

16 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 17 (L-R) Justin Krumb, Marie Esch-Radtke, Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi, Steve Ames 2014 Courtyard of Honor Ceremony 2014 Pillars of Achievement Four GWC Alumni were inducted into the Alumni Pillars of Achievement at the 2014 Courtyard of Honor Ceremony. COURTYARD DONOR WALL DONOR CATEGORIES Steve Ames is a retired Captain from the Orange Police Department who also worked as an adjunct instructor at Golden Premier Pillars of Support: $100,000+ • Pillars of Support: $25,000 - $99,999 West College and Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Training center for 31 years. Steve began taking criminal justice courses Golden Society: $10,000 - $24,999 • Honors Circle: $5,000 - $9,999 in 1977, which led to his attendance in the Basic Police Academy (Class 59) as a non-sponsored recruit. He was hired while President’s Circle: $2,500 - $4,999 • Scholars Circle: $1,200 - $2,499 • Friends Circle: $250 - $1,199 attending the Academy and graduated from the Criminal Justice Training Center as a California Peace Officer, beginning his PREMIER PILLARS OF Scholarship America Gladys M. Crown Pillar of PEACE extensive career in public safety. “I believe that much of my success in the Criminal Justice profession is directly attributable SUPPORT Robert Smith Carolyn Cunningham Rainbow Environmental Services to my start here in the Police Academy – even back then the training I received was focused on the Law Enforcement Code ($100,000+) Southern California Edison Frank M. Doyle Susan and Bob Polentz of Ethics, personal character and doing the right thing for the right reasons.” Anita June Duncan Revocable St. Jude Medical Center Dorothy Beatrice Duthie Bonnie Chanine Robinson Living Trust John Thomas Swanson Ebell Club of Newport Beach Science Department of Golden West College Since graduating in 1994, Justin Krumb has been immersed in all areas of video and film production with a focus on Associated Students of Golden West Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Edwards Lifesciences Fund Silver Anchor Auxiliary/Huntington Beach College feature documentary and broadcast television. For almost two decades, Justin has worked on a variety of documentary and Union Bank El Viento Foundation Hospital commercial projects in countless countries spanning the globe, ranging in subject matter from adventure, travel and sports California Community Foundation/Carl and Rita Simonton Irene Bull Fund United States Treasury/AmeriCorps Judy Elmore William Sisti Siracusa documentary to humanitarian and environmental issues. His work has earned him the honor of an EMMY Award for best Coastal Communities Hospital Douglas Fabian St. Joseph Hospital documentary and film festival awards that include: Best Environmental Film, Best Original Score, Audience Appreciation, Kathryn A. Crown PILLARS OF SUPPORT Golden West College Bookstore ($25,000 - $99,999) Herman R. Tate Spirit Award and multiple Regional EMMY nominations for editing and camera work in long form television, documentaries Frank M. & Gertrude R. Doyle Golden West College Patrons and PSA’s. Foundation, Inc. Steve Allen Memorial GTE Mary Boyce Thornton Christina E. Duthie American Legion Auxiliary Unit #327 Harbor Beach Division 77 Scholarship Waltmar Foundation Marie Esch-Radtke graduated from the Golden West College Nursing Program in 1974. This was the beginning of a long Edwards Lifesciences Fund Jo and Jim Andrews Foundation Wells Fargo productive career in nursing, going on to receive her BSN in 2002 and MN in 2004. After the loss of her son, Marie began a small Elmore Toyota ASSISTANCE LEAGUE® of Huntington Beach Huntington Beach Hospital GOLDEN SOCIETY bereaved parent’s support group which grew into 11 different support groups throughout the county, finally culminating in FHP Healthcare, Inc Axel Family James Jordan Memorial Nursing ($10,000 - $24,999) the establishment of the Southern California Pregnancy & Infant Loss Center. She was recognized as a finalist for the Carl W. Foundation for California Jane Axel Memorial Dr. Howard T. Mango 5 Points Plaza Bull Excellence in the Profession of Nursing Award, for nursing alumni of the Coast Community College District in 1986 and Community Colleges Augusta Barker Massen Greene Foundation AES Huntington Beach recipient in 1987. Marie returned to Golden West College as a faculty intern and tenured in 2008, where she also served as an Fountain Valley Regional Hospital Biology Staff of Golden West College John and Linda McGovern Dawn McKahan The Allergan Foundation advisor, Faculty Senate Executive Committee member and Scholastic Review Committee member. “It’s been a wild ride, but Frank M. & Gertrude R. Doyle Glenda Blackburn and John Higgs Foundation, Inc. The Boeing Company Lois and Mike Miller American Association of University Women a ride I wouldn’t change in the least. My ride began at Golden West College in 1972 – my instructors gave me the concepts Golden State ScholarShare Norah M. Morrison, J.D., C.F.P. (AAUW) / Westminster/Fountain Valley/ Wes Bryan and Terri Zwick Huntington Beach and tools for a lifetime.” Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian Norma Jeanne Nisco, R.N., Memorial Nursing R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award American Nursing Review Irvine Health Foundation Chris and Tom Ohlendorf Dr. Ernesto Silva-Zolezzi is a Spanish Professor at Kennesaw State University where he also takes students abroad to Peru. Bill and Joanne Bumm Family Mildred L. Anderson Kaiser Permanente Olmsted & Associates Accountancy Charlie and Margie Bunten Laurie and Jeff Andrews Ernesto began taking classes at Golden West College in 1986, while learning to speak English. Ten years later, in 1996, Ernest McBeth Foundation Corporation Coast Community College District Angus Petroleum Corp. became a Spanish instructor at GWC – teaching in the classroom he had taken his very first class. He credits his professors at Norris Foundation Pacific Life Foundation Foundation Coastal Communities Hospital Charlene and Ralph Bauer GWC who helped guide and support his academic and life goals, and remains in close contact with them today. “The reason Orange Coast Memorial Medical Center Glenn Parker Madeline and Barry Cohen Bella Terra I became a student at GWC was simple: To me it was the best school I could find to learn English. Once I visited the campus, Radford Robinson Gary and Andrea Parsons Brunilda “Bruni” L. Cronk Mary Boyce Simpson I immediately fell in love with it.” Bonita L. Roohk Profesóra Cronk Memorial Pepsi

18 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 19 California Motor Car Dealers Scholarship Judith Valles Linda and Dennis Gallagher Pioneer Circuits, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Canizaro Amber and Don Houchen Osage Nation Higher Education Scholarship Yamaha Motor Corp., U.S.A. Foundation Walmart® Barbara and Richard Gallegos Dr. and Mrs. John Renley William and Maeva Carpenter Janet and Jay Houlihan Joe Ouaknine Mr. and Mrs. George Yamashita Bonnie and Robert Castrey Barbara and Corder Wattenbarger Albert and Patti Gasparian Nancy Rittgers Gregg M. Carr Howard Johnson Express Inns & Suites Pacific Blue Micro, Inc. Martin Yan Coast Community College District Foundation The Abel Weatherwax Foundation Gateway Housing Frank Robitaille Cartel Marketing, Inc. Hoxsie Builders, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palmieri Noreen Yoshida-Peer Sally Coffey Woman’s Club of Seal Beach Anne and Lee Gillespie Allan Roeder and Christy McDaniel Henrietta Carter Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hughes Paramount Pictures Group Felicia and Joe Young Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Mai-Ying Woo, Ph.D. Gail and Bernard Gilpin Roxana Ross Treisa and Michael Cassens Huntington Beach Auto Dealers Association, Peninsula Hawks Scholarship Fund Nevins Young Mark Craig John and Sheila Wordes Hens & Chickens Quilt Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rowe Cecile Stephens Charitable Foundation Inc. Dr. Monte E. Perez and Dr. Margaret R. Mark Zimmerman Kathryn Crown Kenneth and Donna Yglesias Tom Hermstad Mr. and Mrs. Armando Ruiz Juan Cepeda and Rita Cepeda, Ed.D. Huntington Beach Firemen’s Association Quiñones-Perez DeLillo Chevrolet Emilee Young, Ed.D. Hilton Waterfront Beach Resort Frances Shaffer-Gunn Cerritos Regional Soccer Club Huntington Beach Host Lions Club Kathy J. Perkins SCHOLARS CIRCLE Abbie and Ron DeSmet Jean and Gene Zwick Foundation/ Thelma Karen Hinton Soroptimist International of Huntington CHASE - Huntington Harbour Huntington Harbour Art Association David Perry & Margaret McGurr ($1,200 - $2,499) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dugmore and Gene Zwick Lou Ann and Tom Hobbs Beach Children A Priority ILC Data Device Corporation Betty Pierce J. Richard Adamson Cathaleen Dunn June Roughton Hopkins SO CA United Food and CMR Ancillary Benefit CIBACS Foundation Frank Jao Patricia Pierce AirFlite Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Fund Educational Foundation of America HONORS CIRCLE Mary L. Hornbuckle Citizens Community Bank In Memory of Ellen D. Jones Norma and David Pollaro Albert & Tricia Nichols Foundation SportsOne Inc. Foundation of Bowling Proprietors ($5,000 - $9,999) Lucille Horner Citizen’s Scholarship Foundation of America Joseph Justin Trust Omid and Patty Pourzanjani Paul and Joyce Alexander Association of Southern California, Inc. St. Jude Medical Center Mary Aigner Carrie Hudnall City of Huntington Beach Karuk Tribe of California Lisa and Robert Putzel Dr. Rafael Antonio Alfaro-Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Milton Galbraith Kathy and Sergio Suarez American Cancer Society Hughes Aircraft Company Coast CCA-CTA/NEA Twyla Karkut Patricia Quigley Joyce Alley Lauro Martinez Garcia Surf City Bank David F. Anthony Huntington Beach Company Community Foundation of Sonoma County Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kaston Thomas and Diane Restelli Sue Allington Garden Grove Hospital Guild THK Photo Products, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. David Baird Huntington Beach Union High School ConocoPhillips Marcus Kelso Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) American Legion Auxiliary Newport Harbor George Hoag Family Foundation Paula Thomas Ronald R. Barnes Huntington Harbour Garden Club Creative Package McKahan, Inc. Mary Kay Keegan Mr. and Mrs. John Ridgely Unit 291 Norma Brandel Gibbs Cheryl Tittle Bern and Gretchen Baumgartner Hurst Review Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ed G. Cunningham Nicole and Joe Kelso The Robert Mayer Corporation AMVETS Department of California Service & Ted Glick Ulrich Family Trust Rehabilitation Department Jaima and John Bennett International Business Machines Corp. Dr. Ding-Jo Currie and Mr. Mark Currie John F. Kirkorn James Rogers Go With Jo Travel United States Dept. of Interior Bureau of Anaheim Memorial Medical Center Guild Phillip Bernard, Jr., Ph.D. David B. Israelsky Dell Computers Carolyn Kirkpatrick Sacramento Region Community Foundation Carol “Dr. G” and Ray Grimes Indian Affairs Anaheim Police Department Glenda Blackburn & John Higgs Jimway, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dettloff Kiwanis Club of the Colorado River Saint Joseph Ballet Company Sherry Griswold Foundation Washington Mutual Bank Mr. and Mrs. James L. Andrews Blue Cross of California K.L.D. Enterprises Michael Dewey Robert Kokuga Salon Canvass GWC Mathematics Department Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weinberg Margie and Alan Armstrong Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bone Charla Kabana DMJMH + N, Inc. Patricia Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schroeder David and Cheryl Hadley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen York Assessment Technologies Institute, LLC Boston Financial Data Services Kiwanis Club Seal Beach Leisure World Suszanne and Douglas Droney Karen and Mike Kuehner Antoinette Scolaro Helene Fuld Health Trust Association of Handcrafted Automobiles Mari Greaves Bourche Kiwanis Costa Mesa Duke’s Huntington Beach Las Damas Woman’s Club Hezy Shaked Thomas Hersh PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Lois Attore, Ph.D. Boys & Girls Clubs of Huntington Valley Frederick W. Kofmehl Jacqueline Dvorman Gladys and Daniel Lavoie Marjorie Sorenson-Lundholm Anthony & Leah Hsieh ($2,500 -$4,999) Rob and Mary Lynn Bachmann British Petroleum Laguna Beach High School Scholarship Fund Phillip Dyskow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lechich Soroptimist of Westminster Hungtington Beach Art League 3B Athletica Jenelle Bader Georgiana and Robert Bromley Edwin Laird Educational Funding Services, Inc. Dale Lechtman Southern California Gas Company Kamehameha Schools ACT Recognition Program Ruth L. Bales California Council of the Humanities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Larson Enterprise Rent-a-Car Marjorie Lewis, Ph.D. SouthWest Dealer Services, Inc. R. “Kelly” Kelly and Kay Mortenson AESCO Technologies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Barngrover Diana Carmel Anna E. McGaugh ETS Educational Testing Service Lions Club Buena Park Noon Splash Salon Kiwanis Foundation of Huntington Beach Kathleen Allanson Clarence Belinn Dennis Carrie Jennifer McGrath Exchange Club of Newport Harbor Mark A. Lomas Staff Pro Security The Kling Family Foundation Alex Alvarez/Advance Tube Engineering Luella M. Bennett Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma David McHowell Community Services Long Beach Memorial Medical Center Jennifer Stai Las Ayudantes Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Paul Berger, Ph.D. Clara Barton Chapter National Society of the Patricia Meredith Exxon Education Foundation Los Angeles Galvanizing Company State of Michigan Leisure World Woman’s Club of Seal Beach Daughters of the American Revolution Aramark Uniform Services Susan and Steven Berman Motorola Foundation Fabian Wealth Strategies/Making Money with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lowenberg Steinberg Architects Kris and Joe Lightman Clark Construction Group, LLC Jeanne and Greg Baird Doug Fabian BG Petrospecs Paula Mucciaro Lucent Technologies, Inc. Linda Stevens, Ed.D. Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Alf Clausen Debbie and Jim Bales Venner M. Farley, Ed.D. Blanchard Family Fund Edward J. Mulder Candra D. Lundell SUREFIRE, LLC Los Angeles Times Fund ClearLight Partners Management, LLC Bank of America Fidelity National Title Company David and Patty Bohannon Sharon and Rolland Murray Kevin Macaulay Dwayne and Daniela Thompson Dr. John W. Matthews Coast Federation of Educators AFT Local 1911 Jonathan Bannon Fix Auto Collision Mary and Tony Botticella Linda and Ed Nakauchi Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation Titan Industries, Inc. McGraw-Hill Companies Coastline Community College Mr. and Mrs. David Barr, Sr. Nina and Steve Fosdick Kimberly Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Steven Olmsted Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer, Jr. Beverly Kane Townsend Stephen Miller Louise Comer Sherry Baum Hugh Foster Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley Wayne R. Olson Carol McLarty URS Corporation National Charity League/Pacific Coast Chapter Costa Mesa Women’s Club Amanda Best Fountain Valley Woman’s Club James Brase On-Camera Audiences, Inc. Media for the Arts Valerie and Joe Venegas Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation County of Orange Shawn Biehler G & M Oil Company, Inc. William Brazney Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin Mended Hearts of Orange County Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 11548 NuVision Federal Credit Union Theodore Coutsoftides, M.D. Bimbo Bakeries USA, Inc. Eleanor Gajewski Mr. and Mrs. John Breihan Orange Coast College Foundation Mercury Savings and Loan Walking Shield Steve and Bernie Olmsted Criminal Justice Training Center/Golden West Joyce and David Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ganulin Bremerton Rotary Foundation Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander MOC Products Company, Inc. Walla Walla Community College College Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blum Broadcast Education Association Harold Pazanti & Rochelle Pazanti-Ruth Community Alliance (OCAPICA) Jennifer and Aaron Garrido Mollis & Mollis, Inc. Heather and James Walters Nancy Davies and Leith George Sandra and Richard Bonneau Tom and Sheila Bunten C. O’Neil Rogers Orange County Fine Arts, Inc. Ghidotti Foundation The Morris Foundation Helen L. Wampler, Ed.D. & L. Clyde Wampler Dr. Eknath Deo Dianne Booth California Academic Decathlon SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Susanne and Rocco Orsini Kathryn Goddard Nabet Local No. 53 Wendy Weber Richard J. Fabian Chung C. Bornemann California Native Plant Society Jack Shaw and Ellen Shockro, Ph.D. Frederick J. Owens, Ed.D. Arthur Gordon National League for Nursing, Inc. Emma and David Weintraub Patricia Fipps Cynthia Bowers Conrad and Laurie Camody Judy and Ron Shenkman PacifiCare Foundation Mary Gradishar National Linen Service Evelyn “Sam” Weiss Fort Mojave Tribe Mr. and Mrs. George Brown Roger Camp Smith/Krape Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pagel Jayne and Gary Grint Ned R. Healy & Company, Inc. Beth and Larry Weldon Forty & Eight OC Voiture #527 Dr. and Mrs. David Bunten Karen and Dave Cant Southland Industries Jacqueline and Leland Parker David Haas Charlanne Nee, Ed.D. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Wilcox Dagny Tennyson and Gene Booth Foundation of the National Student Nurses’ C & C Transportation Karen L. Hart Capital Pacific Holdings, Inc. Association Kimberly Pascoe Newcrest Development Corp. Anita Lyte Williams The Tuesday Club California-Hawaii Elks Association Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haw Patricia Carruthers Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Quan Mary and Terry O’Connor Lawrence Williams Mr. and Mrs. Elvin “Al” Campbell JoAn Case TYR Inc., I.O.R. Services Red Oak Investments LLC Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Orange County Association of Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson Gafcon, Inc. Carol Caniglia Americans, Inc.

20 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 21 Thomas Chambers Hilda E. Bretzlaff Foundation, Inc. Cora Mora Moreno and Family Dave Sams Windsor Windows & Doors Steven Ames Dibakar Barua Boys & Girls Clubs of Garden Grove CA Community College Student Center for Scholarship Chickasaw Nation Lou Ann and Tom Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Byron Morgan Scholastic Insurance Services Stanley Winter Andrea K. Anderson Cinnamon Basco Boys Club of Coachella Valley Financial Aid Admin. Assoc. Administration, Inc. Children’s Hospital of Orange Fred and Barbara Hoover Geneen and Perry Morgan Carol Scott Regina Volpe Woodyard Donna Anderson Jeff Bass Foundation CA Congress of PTS, Inc Central Council, Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska County (CHOC) Julie Hoxsie Edward Morton Scottish Rite Foundation Sylvia Worden Judy S. Andoe Nancy A. Bates Anita Brace CA Federation of Women’s Clubs Century Publishing Ryan N. Chung Dr. and Mrs. David D. Hudson National Defense Transportation Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Sher Alma Wyant, Ed.D. Robert C. Andrews Sandy Bauer Jimmy Bradford David Cadena Marcos Cerda CIM Group Huntington Beach Police Officers Association Ed Sherman Mark S. Yokoyama Thomas Andrusky Bear Stearns Division of J.P. Morgan Donald Bradshaw CAEL/Verizon Wireless Cerritos College Citibank Foundation National Scholarship Trust Fund of Timothy Shevlin Judy and Joe Zorrilla Joanne Custer Angstadt Stephanie Beebout Kenneth Brady Jodi A. Caggiano the Graphic Arts Joe Chairez Coatings Resource Corporation Huntington National Bank Mary Ann Sigler Anthony’s Body Shop, Inc. Larry Beierle C.M. Brahmbhatt Perry Cain Navy Wives Clubs of America Champion Sidecars, Inc. Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, Inc. Tito D. Ibarrola Willa B. Sigler FRIENDS OF GWC Shoko Arakawa Lynna S. Belin Harshad Brahmbhatt Calberi Inc. Scholarship Foundation Cathy Chang Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cone Katherine Inostroza Bernice Siu ($250 - $1,199) M. A. Archbold Clarence E. Belinn Dawn Ohlendorf Braithwaite California Bank & Trust Joy Neugebauer Lawren Chang Mary J. Conway Kristy and Dominic Iorfino Tara M. Smith 29 Palms Lions Club, Inc. Architectural Models West Bell Police Officers Assn. Brandywine Homes, Inc. California Black Chamber Morton Newman Foundation, Inc. Cuthbert Charles Cook Inlet Tribal Council, Inc. Sharon and Albert Jazwiecki Snohomish Education Foundation 82nd Airborne Division Association Juan Arellano John Bell Harvey D. Braun Newport Ocean Sailing California Carz H. Cochrane Chase Mr. and Mrs. Robert Copeland Jeran Products, Inc. Association, Inc. Southern California ASA Players A & P Masonry Corporation Aretz Designs Uniquely Yours Bellflower Rotary Foundation Bravura Networks California Congress of Parents, Deepak Chauhan Covenant Presbyterian Church Danny and LeLani Johnson Billy and Lynn Newsom Association Sara Abigail Abell Evelyn V. Armstrong Arnold Bender Suzanne L. Brazney Teachers, and Students, Inc. Jody Chavira Margo and Brian Cowie Elma Johnson Donavan and Gail Nielsen Southern California Mothers of Brieanna Ablon Joan Armstrong Henry Benitez Bremerton High School PTSA Twins Club, Inc. California Correctional Peace Tekoah W. Chavira Jean Cross Joseph Shinoda Memorial Northern Trust Bank of California Academic Senate, GWC John C. Arndt Bud Benneman Pat Brenden Officers Association Scholarship Foundation Southern California Postal Credit May Sue Chee Kathleen and Kevin Curran Jane E. Odland Academic Superstore Jon Arnold Jim Berge Candace Brenner California Motors Direct.Com Bette and Richard Kain Union David Chen Nadine Davis Donald and Sandra Olmsted Alex Accetta Mason Arnold Amber J. Berlinger Dan Bridges California National Bank Kapolei Rotary Foundation Southern California Volleyball Cherokee State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Dale Deffner Orange County Sports Celebrities, Association Robert Ackles Catherine Arwood John Bernards Roger Bridgwood California Pizza Kitchen, Inc. Joanne Kashdan, Ph.D. Andrew Y Cheung Ward M. Dennis Inc. Joan Stanley ACP Investments, Inc. Jorge Ascencio Keri Dawn Bernstrom Jason Briggs California State PTA Kyle Kawabata Chevy Truck Salvage Carolyn and Sean Dick Orange County Training Managers Star Real Estate ACT Horatio National/State Assessment Technologies Tim Bettner Jack Brisacher California State University Long Terry Keasling Assoc. Chigems Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dominguez John Steinbrugge ad camp Institute, LLC Philip Beukema Shannon P Brizendine Beach Foundation Nancy Kidder Orange County Youth Sports Child Abuse Council of Orange Shirley Donnelly Pat and Mike Stingle Robert Adams Assistance League of Garden Grove Pamela Bevington Nannette D. Brodie Gail S. Call KidSinger Foundation County Sharon Donoff The Surf City Volleyball Club Dianna Ader Association HUD Management Steve Biedebach Nathaniel Brooks Mildred L. Call Karen Klammer Orangewood Children’s Foundation Agents David Chipman Mr. and Mrs. Barrie Dorfman Surfside Scholarship Committee Admiralty Land Lovers Garden Club Richard W. Biggins Brookstreet Securities Corporation Bruce C. Callender Ruth Kramer OREXMOTORSPORTS John Aston George Chisler Dynamic Animation Systems, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swanson Advanced Impressions LLC David Biggs Eugene M. Broscow CalNational Bank Randy Kuta Orphan Foundation of America Lois Attore Maria Chovan Catherine Edmonson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swift Advanced Medical Systems, Inc. Katherine E. Bihr Cora M. Broussard CALPLY KZ Holdings, LLC P2S Engineering, Inc. Audiences Unlimited, Inc. Mary Christian Mr. and Mrs. Seth Ellison Dalel Tartak Affinity and Co. Jewelers at 5 Points Billabong Richard D. Bruce Frank Camacho Jean and Corwin Lakin Bob Pacheco Anh N. Auduong Greg Christison Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Engum Dean Taylor Aid Association for Lutherans Bishop Manogue Catholic High Kristina Bruning Joan Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Larry Landesman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pastore Bryan Aun Marlene Chumo Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ewing Terrie E. Taylor AIFD Foundation, Inc. School Diane Buccella Lynette Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Langston Pelican Center, LLC Automation Feed Systems Corp. Vincent Cimino Facet Technologies International Russell Terry Claire K. Akune Connie Black Wayne Ferrell Buckels Jacqueline K. Cane John Lantow Hai Pham Shiva Kolahi Aval Justo Andrew Cinco Mike Fiorito Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thomas Marcos Alazraki Joyce Black M. E. Buckner Kay Cane Rick and Shirley Lantz Anthony Pichardo Mary Avalos Circuit City Foundation Sally Flotho Nancy and Dennis Thornhill Janice D. Alcala Lynn Black Buda Precision, Inc. Darrin L. Canen Kim Lawrence Dwyane Podd Kenneth M. Ayers Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation of Stella Follin John M. Tornow Alec Walker Framing Richard L. Black Buddhist Compassion Relief/Tzu- Matthew Cannon Temecula Valley Janelle Leighton Laura Poole Noris S. Azcua Chi Foundation U.S.A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster Vince Tran Paul J. Alexander Blair Field Connie Mack Cape Cod Bank & Trust City of Cypress Police Dept. The Lightfoot Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porter Susan Babb Buena Park Police Assoc., Inc. Company, N.A. Shari and Clive Freidenrich Douglas Traub All Variety Metals Inc. Cynthia Blair City of Hope National Medical Los Alamitos Medical Center Barbara and Jack Price Christine K. Badami E. G. Bufalini Capistrano Unified School District Mr. and Mrs. John French Tustin Garden Club Virginia Alleman Jo Ann Blair Center Auxiliary Public Health Foundation Les Bailey Mark Buhler Rozanne Capoccia Youssef Gamal TWA Clipped Wings Brigid W. Allen Sondra Blau City of Huntington Beach Virginia Luch Enterprise Inc. Diane G. Baker Sherry Bullock Zayda L. Garcia International, Inc. Tim Allen Connie Blietz Jose A. Cardoza Earl L. Clancy Michelle and James Luna Mr. and Mrs. Victor Quiros Frank Baker Mladen Buntich Richard George University of California, Irvine Alliance Realtors of Huntington Constance Boardman Career Opportunities Through Gregg L. Clark Anna MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ralston Education, Inc. Golden West Volleyball Club The University of Pennsylvania Beach Susan M. Baker Bob Wetzel Concrete, Inc. John Burdette Janet A. Clark Lorna Joelene Mack Mark A. Randol Margaret A. Carlberg Deborah Goldstick Louise T. Upham Marisa Alvarado Drew Balandis John E. Bohm Lynn Burgess John W. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maling, Jr. Sharon Ratliffe, Ph.D. Spencer Carle Armando Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Steadman Upham Alvarado, Smith, Villa & Sanchez Debbie Baldizon Bolar Hirsh & Jennings LLP Francis Burke Marsha Clark Georgia Mangosing Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ream Carquest Auto Parts Marlene Goren Marjorie Vandor Clarence F. Alvey Elbert N. Bales Bolsa Grande High School Gregory G. Burress Sharron A. Clark Chip G. Marchbank Mr. and Mrs. Brent Reed Evelyn M. Carr Dr. and Mrs. Donald Greco Dr. and Mrs. William Vega Am. Bus. Womans Assoc. Larry Bales Associated Student Body Belinda Burroughs Joe Cleary Connie Marten Renaissance Insurance Agency, Inc. - Prime Life Sue Carreon Dr. and Mrs. Peter M. Green Andrew Vorono, D.D.S. Monica Banas Dianne M. Booth Huong H. Bush Harvey L. Clemans Connie McCausland Anita Renninger Amercia West Airlines Education Janet Carroll GWC Tutorial & Learning John Wadhams Gabriele Bansmann William T. Borden Business Casual Apparel Larry Clements Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur “Les” McDaniel Glenn Richardson Foundation Gary Carson Center Club Walker Products, Inc. Linda Barker Michael Bosack John Butta Bernice Cliff Joyce McFadden Joyce and Les Riddell American Ampules Raymond J. Casciari GWC Vietnamese Student Mr. and Mrs. Willie Washington III Barlow Respiratory Hospital Laura Boulware Wayne M. Byerley Doug Cline Association Dorothea McPheeters RKDM ENVIRO ENERGY American Express Financial Advisors Lizann Barman Larry E. Bounds Robert Lee Byington Carol Casey SERVICES INC. Philip Westin, Ed.D. Clinton American Legion Post Andrew and Carol Hall Medical Education Technologies, Inc. American Golf Foundation David Barr Richard L. Bovenizer Robert Byrnes Alberto Casimiro Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rockmaker Chuck Whitchurch No. 259, Inc. Theresa and Corwin Halzle Marian Melendez American Legion Post 434 Esteban Barrera Mary Sue Bowden Tom Byrns Diane Cassens Rockport Area Association of Peggy White Lou Clunk Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hamrick Robert and Cathy Meschuk American Technologies, Inc. Elizabeth Bowlin Steven N. Cast Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. White Barrick Goldstrike Mines, Inc. C & J Concrete, Inc. Coast Automotive Eugenia and Tom Haney Mike Quevedo, Sr. Scholarship Fund American Youth Soccer Wis Barrios Boy Scouts of America C.M.H.S. Boys Basketball Booster Gilberto Castelum Rotary Club of Huntington Beach Vivian B. Wiley Organization Region 397 Maureen Cocchi Dolores Harper Gregory Milazzo Barstow Community College James Reid Boyce Club Diane Castro Timothy Ryan Dr. Gandasari Win and America’s Junior Miss Scholarship Sylvana Coche Hawaii Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Doug Mitchell CA Alliance Concerned w/ School Sarah Catz Sam’s Club Dr. U Kyaw Win Foundation, Inc. Candace Bartsch Jeffrey J. Boynes Cohasset Permanent Firefighters Jeffrey David Hendershot Christana Montes Age Parenting and Pregnancy CCE-West, Bottlers of Coca-Cola Local 2804

22 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 23 Sally A. Cohen Danielle Currie Warren K. Draper Linda Fender Jacquelyn Gannon Greater Alarm Co., Inc. Luis E. Hayes Kathy L. Hughes Jitu Jhaveri Fountain Valley Valerie Colb Robert E. Currie Barbara Dryer Dustin Ferris Claudio Garcia Karen Green HB Chamber of Commerce Mary Lou Hughes George R. Jiracek Jan Klein Betty A. Colbert Erin Curtis Raul Duarte Terri Feterik Garden Grove High School ASB Vern Green HBHS Boys Basketball Boosters Ty K. Huling JNC Trucking, Inc. Valerie Klein Ilene K. Cole Patricia Curtis Stephanie L. Dumont Fieldstone Foundation Garden Grove HS Boys Basketball James Greenfield Douglas K. Healy Laura L. Hulsey Charles Jobbins Kimberly Kljestan William R. Cole Sharon M. Cutler Andrew W. Dunn Joseph D. Filson Booster Club Esther M. Greenhalgh Ned R. Healy Richard Humble John Harrison Plastering Rand Klug College Books Jennifer L. Cvetas Benny E. Dunn Tom Finell Garden Grove Police Department Greenstripe Media, Inc. Heart Shocker Education Cecelia A. Hunt John Papan Memorial James J. Klutnick Leo Collins Cypress College Bursars Office/ Dale L. Dunn Hugh Finley Garden Grove Un. Cn. of PTA’s Margaret Greenwald Hearthside Homes Ruth Hunter Scholarship Fund KMPG Peat Marwick Colorado River Country Fair Foundation Lou Durocher Thomas Fipp Jeanne H. Gardner Jolene Grey HEB Independent School District Huntington Beach Girls Softball Johnson & Nielsen Associates Kimberly Knill Comfort Suites Cystic Fibrosis Scholarship Kathleen Dutton Catherine M. Fischer Patricia A. Gardner Chris Grisey Tracy R. Heffelman Huntington Beach High School Johnson Controls Knott’s Berry Farm Foundation Com-Graf Inc. Robert Dutton Kathryn J. Fisher Jorge D. Garfias Art Groeneveld Heights United Presbyterian Alumni Association Jay R. Johnson KOCE-TV Foundation Mahin Dabir Committee to Re-Elect Frances L. Dye Laura Fisher Joe Garza Mike Grumet Jeff Hendershot Huntington Beach High School ASB Linda Johnson David W. Koch Linda Daly Dynamic Auto Images, Inc. Norma L. Flores Rodney Gaspar Joseph Guastella Henderson Ctiy Employees Gail Clifford Hutton Melvin Johnson Luaine K. Koenen Bao Khoa Dang Communication Workers of Lee Eastwood Sally P. Flotho Lawrence E. Gates Al Guidotti Association Hyundai Motor America Sue Ann Johnson Robert Koll Dan’s Landscape Service, Inc. America, Midway City Darrell Ebert Stella Jean Follin Gateway 2000 Guild of Placentia Linda Hospital Judith Hendler Armando Ibarra Andrew Jones Tracy Koolmees Tad Danz Communication Workers of Shannon D. Eckel Jeff Fontenot Belen Genet Victor Camacho Guillot Hendrick Academy of Honor Guillermina Ibarra Barbara Hawksley Jones Charlotte Kosty America, Santa Ana Cassidy Dao Econo Tire Michael R. Ford Constance George Richard Gundelfinger Deborah M. Henkel Image Designs In Tile Deveroaux Jones Thomas F. Kosuth Communications Workers of Andrea Dapper EdFund Rosa Ford Darrell J. George Steven O. Gunders Melissa Herl Tracy Immel-Manzi Karen Buhler Jones Ray Krager America Local 9586 DATA Line Credit Corp. Eugene Egan Pamela S. Fosco Leo M. Gibbons Victoria L. Gunther Veronica M. Hibben Impact Dealer Services, Inc. Leo Jones Richard Kudlik Community Retail Marketing Alzina M. Davenport Robert Egan Bette Foster Ronald Gibson Ruben Gutierrez Margaret C. Hickey Independence Bank Roscoe Jones Michael A. Kuhn Margaret A. Conley Kyle J. Davidson El Campeon Carniceria No. 2 Elaine Foster John J. Gilbert GWC Arts & Letters Andy Higgins Independent Living Program Kim M. Jorgenson MaryLynne La Mantia Michael P. Connell Patricia A. Davis El Paso Community Foundation James Foster Everett John Giliam GWC Athletic Department Minnie Higgins Inductors Inc. Deborah Wood Josephson La Quinta High School PTSSO ConocoPhillips Randal Davis El Portal Luggage, Inc. Foundation for California Tony Glambone GWC Foundation Dolores E. Highum Marv Ingram Jose’s Diesel Labor Affiliates, Inc. Continental Insulation Bill Dawson Deborah Eldair Community Colleges/Katrina Relief Ken Glaser George Habicht C. Dean Hill Inland Empire Puerto Rican Julia Zumwalt Scholarship Lahainaluna High School Control Components Inc. Robert De La Portilla Association, Inc. Ellie Shoes, Inc. Foundation of National Student Glendale Community Foundation Gayle M. Hachiya Leeanne Hill Pamela L. Julien Lahainaluna High School Craig Conzales Fred De Leon Nurses’ Association Holiday Inn Robert A. Elliott Kirk Glenn Mary D. Hacker Gregory L. Hirsch Jurupa Valley High School Foundation Mary Ann Cook Teresa A. De Lopez Chugach Heritage Foundation In-O-Vate Manufacturing, LLC Sheila Ellis Christine Glodery Theresa M. Hadfield HMC Architects Glen Justice Milagros Laihee Siobhan Cooper De Simone Bakery & Delicatessen Four County Community Institute for Personality and Ability Cynthia S. Ellison Hilda Godges Cheryl K. Haines Truc Ho K & R Transportation, Inc. Lake Elsinore Elks Lodge #2591 Dixie Corbitt Gail Deakin Foundation Testing, Inc. Elmore Hyundai Katie Godin Linda C. Hainley Jack Hoagland Carol Kane MaryLynne LaMantia Costa Mesa High School PTSA John F. Dean Walter Fouts Richard Intagliata EMBEE Incorporated Gold Coast Tours Lisa Hale Thuy Nhu Hoang Arlene Karr-Powell Frances L. Lambert Mario Costa Anthony C. Debellis Wendy L. Fowlie Integrated Healthcare Emma Alberta School Golden West Co Curricular Hall & Bailey Maureen Hocking Holdings, Inc. Harry Karsten Daniel Lane Costco Wholesale, Los Angeles Rudolf A. Debernitz Francis D. & Irene D. Griffin Regional Office Endless Food & Fun Foundation, Inc. Gabriel R. Gomez Alice Hall Vern Hodge Integrated Marketing Rosemarie F. Kaston Larkin Real Estate Edward H. Decker James J. Cotter Thomas W. England Coleen Franco Jackie Gomez-Whitely Ruth Hall Earl Nicholas Holden Solutions, Inc. Kathy’s Kreations Michael G. Larsen A. Begard Ded Terry L. Cottle Michael Engle Stanley E. Francus Gonzalez Goodale Architects Christopher Hamilton Pamela R. Holt Integrity Engineering, Inc. Sean P. Keegan Lory Larson Dees Creations Erik C. Cougar Steve J. Englegrecht Frederic W. Cook & Co., Inc. Cindy E. Gonzalez Victoria Wind Hamilton Rick Hoover International Gujarati Charities, Inc. Keenan & Associates Stephen L. Larson Van Dees Jeffrey H. Courchaine Deanna Epley Free - Lance Masonry & Jennifer Gonzalez Jenifer Rose Hanchett Hopkinson School PTA IOF Foresters Susanne B. Kellogg Dolores A. Lasker Del Norte County Schools August Court Erhardt Insurance Service Construction Vanessa Gonzalez J. L. Handy James Horan George Irving, Jr. Robert Kelly Theresa Lavarini Barbara Delgleize Barbara Cox Sasha Erlik Carol Freelander Good Samaritan Hospital John F. Hanley Horatio Alger Foundation Islands Scholarship Fund, Inc. Mark Kelso Rob Lawson Joe DeMello Jay Cox Lorraine Ermel Peggy C. Freeman Goodwill Industries of Orange Peggy L. Hannawell Robin Horchler Hedy T. Ito Phylis Kelso Richard K. Le Blond Audrey DeRamos County Michael Cox Jeannine Essex Fremont Investment & Loan Joan Hansen Donna Horn James Jackson James Kennard Johnny Leach Chris Di Ruggiero Susan J. Gordon Rod Cox Jose Estrada Friends and Neighbors of Gerry Hansink Robert P Horn Maryruth Jackson Jennifer L. Kennedy Ronald LeBlanc Kreetta K. Diano Seacliff, Inc. Michael Gorman CPN (Citizen Potawatomi Nation) Estrella Communications, Inc. Roderick J. Hanson David Horowitz Chris Jacobs Kern Medical Center Lee Academy Student Association Karen R. Dickerson Patrick Frohn Dorothy Gotreau Scholarship Fund Betty Lou Evans Timothy M. Hanson Darren E. Hostetter James Campbell High School George Kershaw Elly Lee Michael DiFilippo Mary Frommeyer Craig Gougis Elaine A. Craft Connie Joy Evans Harbour Aesthetic Spa/Esthetics House of Fabrics Debbie James Eugene Kidder Alan Lees Sandra L. Dollente Frank G. Fry Brian S. Gould Joseph G. Cragg Evans, Rhea & Associate, Inc. 4 U, Inc. Mary E. M. Houseal Thomas C. Jameson Kids View Child Care G.V. “Vic” Leipzig Marco Domingos Gerald W. Fryslie John Grajeda Cecilia Crary Sondra L. Evans Delores Ann Harder-Lara Housing Authority of Las Vegas Sally Jankowiak Ted Kienitz Leiserv, Inc./A Brunswick Company Ruben G. Dominguez Marlena Fryslie Marty Grajeda Jim Creber Exxonmobile Foundation Judith W. Harmer Walter G. Howald Michelle M. Jankowski Deborah A. Kiernan Leisure World Art League Carol Dooley Fullerton Police Officers’ Association Grand Chapter of Ca. Order of the Christopher Creely Bruce Fabrizio Janet D. Harmon Landon H. Howard Japan Travel Bureau Rose Kim Leisure World Community Church Barbara A. Dotson Fund for U.S. Government Securities Eastern Star International, Inc. Kristin Crellin William H. Face Susan D. Harmon Robert Howard Ed Kimball Jeffrey Lenardson Douglas High School Sandra Funsch Robert H. Grandstaff Phillip Jaramillo Alan Croall Fainbarg I, LP Don L. Harper Ron Howard Kent Kimura Dale Lendrum Dove Professional Apparel, Inc. Joan Furtsch David A. Grant Lurecca Jefferson Bird G. Cross Patricia A. Fairbanks Rexine Y. Harris Don Howland Kindel and Anderson Lee J. Leslie Brian D. Dow G. W. Sherwold Associates, Inc. Robert B. Grant Martha M. Jefferson Jean Cross Fallbrook Union High Robert Harris Mary C. Howland Pat Kinder Leuzinger High School Joseph B. Dowling Thomas Gaetano Margaret A. Gratton Matthew Jenkins Kevin Cross James Farley Terry Harrison Tanya Hoxsie KINECTA Federal Credit Union Daniel Levatino Downey Saving and Loan Assoc. Michael E. Gagnet Rick Graves Jennie Finch Softball Camp Rhea D. Cruzat Venner M. Farley Bob Harvey Nouha Hreish Kingman Regional Medical Center Ronald P. Levin Jean Doyle Patricia Gallandt Anna J. Gray Robb Jernigan CSU Dominguez Hills Dorothy Farrell Gordon Hastings Michel Hsiang Carol E. Kirkwood Carl Levine Stephen Doyle Luis Gallardo Donna Gray Jersey Mike’s Subs William F. Cummings Mike Farris Collette Hausey Denise Huber Kiwanis Cal-Nev-Ha Foundation Lawrence J. Levy Kim Drachuk Ray Galvin Great Western Sanitary Supplies Francis Jessoe David C. Current N. David Farris Dennis R. Hawks Carol A. Hughes Kiwanis Club Foundation, Jack Lewis

24 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 25 Josie Lewis Janis Mantini James D. Melton Beverly M. Nall Michael H. Noyes Palmer Motorcars Enterprises Dana Putman Lene Righeimer Santa Ana College Gary Shrader Lexus of Westminster Anthony V. Manzo Memorial Health Services National Assoc. of Women Const Elia Nunez Theodore Palmer Shirley R. Pyle Mary K. Riley Santa Ana Police Officers’ Vicki Shroyer Lexus Western Area Micheal March Gena Merrigan National Charity League, Inc./ Nursing Class of ‘97 Verna M. Palmer Joseph Quarles Rim of the World Communities Association Gail Shultes Ty Ley Liza K. Mardoyan Ghislaine Metcalf Newport Chapter Mary Ann Oberhaus Kathleen O. Palmquist Quiksilver Scholarship Council Laina Sato Sierra Community College Dist. Lido Isle Yacht Club Marina Basketball Booster Club Mid Prairie Community School National Football Foundation and Shannon M. O’Connor Joseph M. Panarisi Catherine Quinlog Amy Rissi Gregory Savala Richard Sikorski College Hall of Fame P.J. Linden Kirk B. Maringer District Foundation John D. O’Donnell Robert A. Pankratz R.R. Bowker LLC Alton A. Roberson Kerry A. Sawyer James Silva Midway City Chamber of Commerce National Pan American Golf Jennifer Robins SC Associates Diane Lindros Janis Marinier Association Joyce Ogle Panorama Latino Club Ronald Radelet Phillip M. Silva Mike McCrary and Associates Janice Kay Roby Javier Scalini Cecile Lindsay Claudia Markel David D. Neer Terence O’Heany Martha Parham Kelly Ringer Radetich Glenn Silverii Louis Mikelson Teri Rodenas Suzanne Schmaltz Donald A. Lindsay Daniel Marquez Madeline Nelson Christina Irvin Oja Tamara Partridge Daniel Raimondi Silveton Union High School District Mike’s Tickets Scott Roderick Schmidt’s Cabinet Co. Linda Lindsay Andrew Mars Mark Nelson Jason Oja James T. Pasienski Kathleen W. Raines Michael Simmons Gordon Miles Eric Rogers Scholastic Arts Society Denise C. Link Jean M. Marsh Michael J. Nelson Greg Oldham June E. Paterson Lea O. Raithel Michael H. Simons Arnold Miller George Rogers Gary Schrader Link, Inc. Robert G. Marshall Adam R. Nering Colleen O’Lear Peach Tree Consulting, Inc. Dorothy Ralphs C.L. Simpkins Bernard O. Miller Jon Rogers Stephen C. Schrank Nona Linton Christine La Fever Martin New Century Title Company Teresa O’lear-Anderson Elizabeth Pearson Anthony Ramirez Matthew Simpson Donald Miller Stewart Rogers Thomas L. Schriber Jack P. Lipton Walter Martynec Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Connie Olson Peasley, Aldinger & O’Bymachow Esperanza Ramirez Frank M. Singer Lisa Lynn Tucker’s Auto Elise C. Masseling Jay Miller Foundation Masako Olson Hildigard Peconic Josephine F. Ramirez Karen Rokes Bryon B. Schweitzer Ralph Sirek John Lister Oleg T. Mategorin Tom Miller Newport Corporation Roger K. Olson Louise Pellerin Roberto Ramirez Allan C. Roman Judi G. Schweitzer Sisters’ Alumni of the South Pacific Bao Liu Matthew Charles Blek Memorial Mary Ann Mills Newport Harbor Educational Tarin F. Olson Peninsula Community Foundation Steven M. Ramirez Juan Roman Scott Harrison Plumbing Mary S. Sklar Thomas N. Livengood Scholarship Mimi’s Jewelry, Inc. Foundation Tan Vinh On Susan Pennington Martha Ramm Engle Stephen G. Romansky Robert B. Scott Grace Slater Robert R. Longpre Kathryn Matthews Joe Minner Newport Harbor Elks Donna L. O’Neal Steve Penzes Ramona Valley Lions Club Hilda Rondeau Seacliff Partners Maureen Sloan Cheyenne Lopez Barbara Mau Lynanne Minton Newport Harbor High School PTA Jo Ann Ono Brian M. Perez Enriqueta Lopez Ramos Charmaine K. Rood Seal Beach Police Department Carol J. Smallwood Fausto Lopez Jean May Miss Orange County Pagent Mary Ngo Cindy Onusz Javier Perez-Torres Rancho Santiago College Josh Rorem Rosy Sederlin Smart & Final Pam Lopez Ross W. May Nick Misserville Tuyet T. Ngo Orange Coast California Council Dolores Perretta Christopher F. Randall Katie Rorem Robert D. Selinger Agnes M. Smith Los Alamitos Chapter - Retired Gloria Mayer Dewayne Mitchell Alyssa T. Nguyen Beta Sigma Phi Peter George & Company Ramon Rangel Suzanne H. Rosas Kristy Selleck Barbara Smith Officers Assoc. Jim Mayfield Robert Mize Anh Dao Tam Nguyen Orange County - Long Beach Paula Peters Joe Raszewski Jeffe Rosenblatt Kathleen E. Selleh Elizabeth M. Smith Consortium for Nursing Los Amigos High School Virginia Mayhew Vicki A. Mjoen Christine P. Nguyen Patricia Peterschick Eloy Ratamal Dennis L. Ross Michael Sellers Linda L. Smith Lisa Loughran Timothy D. Mayworm Michelle Moberly Christy Nguyen Orange County Association William R. Ross Dan Seminario of Realtors Kelsey C. Peterson Sharon Ratliffe Marie Smith Barbara F. Lovell Oscar Mazareigo Mobile Line Communications Corp. Dinh Nguyen Melvin C. Roth Serrano Inc. DBA El Serranito Orange County Clinical Petrospecs BG Rauxa Direct Richard M. Smith Nancy Lucero Tom Rothwell Carniceria Mazda Clarice J. Moersch Divya Nguyen Research Co., Inc. Julie Ann Pfautz David Ravo Scott Smith Lucky Imports Jann D. Rowe Anna D. Seufert Jim McAler James S. Moffatt Hai Nguyen Orange County Fire Department Ngoc Diep Claudette Pham Genevieve Ray William W. Smith Kathryn L. Sever Stephen Ludwig Charles E. McAvoy Bill Money Han Nguyen Benevolent Fund Trung (Marc) Pham Raytheon Company Marilyn Rowe Mary D. Snedeker Dennis Sevilla Wil Lugo Jennifer C. McCann Isabel Montero Huy T. Nguyen Orange County Firefighters Daryl Phillips Sharon Reck Rudd Enterprises Glenda Snyder Benevolent Ray K. Shackleford Gloria Luna Rene McClane Moon Gate Salon Jimmy Nguyen Teresa Phung Redlands Community Scholarship Peter Rudzwick SO CA Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Orange County Public Affairs Eva Shaffer Erik W. Lundquist Bruce T. McCleave Caroline Moore Jimmy B. Nguyen James Pierog Foundation Victor M. Ruiz Council Foundation Orange County Register Scott Shaffer Sara Lundquist Gail M. McClory Gloria Moore Kevin Nguyen Pine Hills Community Church, Inc. Redlands Rotary Club Foundation Bridget A. Russell Sociedad Progresista Mexicana Paul H. Lussman Kim McConnell Michael Moore Son Nguyen Orange County Sheriff’s Bobbie J. Reece Christine E. Russell Vida Shajie Logic Cuahuctemoc 6 Department Myron Pines Sandra L. Lutz Rick McCormack Moore’s Plumbing NHBWA Scholarship fund Gregory A. Reese Robert Oak Russell Marjorie Shane Maclyn B. Somers Orange County Youth Motivation Frank Pirkel Mylan Luu Garrett McDonald Barry Paul Moquin John M. Nielsen Don Reichenecker Paul Rutkowski Rischi Sharma Daniel L. Songster Orange County’s United Way Robert L. Pitts Dennis P. Lynch Thu McDonald Toshiko Mora Nina Nielson Reliable Wholesale Lumber, Inc. Char L. Ryan Diana F. Sharp Sons of Italy Western Foundation Orco Block Company Veronica Pizano Kenneth M. Lynch Verna McDonald David A. Morehouse Kathy Niemczyk Janet Renaud Thomas E. Rybolt Michael R. Shaughnessy Richard E. Sorenson Mary E. Orris PLC, A CA General Partnership M & M Nursery, Inc. Pamela J. McElroy Virginia Morelock Linda Nies (Sea Cliff) Research Triangle Inst. Barbara S. Sablan Shaw & Associates, L.L.C. Soroptimist International of Rhonda S. Orth Fallbrook M.L. Kiishigo Mfg., Co. Gail A. McEneany Kristina Morgan Nike, Inc. and Affiliates Violeta Polar Eloy Retamal David Sack Shawnee Tribe Education Orthopaedic and Spine Care Assistance Fund Soroptimist International of Michelle K. Ma Brandon McGee Theresa Morgan Brett Nitzkowski Police Athletic League Louis C. Reyburn Saddleback Community Physical Therapy Spencer Sheldon Huntington Beach Marilyn MacAllister Michael J. McGrath John Morrison John Nixon William Poore Pedro Reyes College District Anita Osgood Mark Shelgren Joe Soto Macerich Huntington L. P. Cynthia L. McGuire Tim Morrison Lurene Noland Helen Pope Gloria L. Reynolds Saddleback Memorial Lisa A. Osterman Medical Center Shell Western E&P Inc. Gloria Souders Ida M. Machit Tracy McKelvey Miriam Moser Lisa Marie Noldan Wayne B. Pope Harvey Reynolds Babak Ostovarpour Saint John Bosco High School Terry Shelly South Coast Dance Arts Alliance Anthony Maciel Kathy L. McKelvie Terri B. Moses Pamela R. Noldan Bronco Popovich Mike J. Reynolds Chuck Overmyer David Salai Ethelyn Shelor South Whittier School District SJ Mackensen Judith L.P. McLean Jonathan Mosser Juan R. Nomura Poseidon Resources Corporation Sharon Rhodes Clinton L. Owen Anthon M. Salang Norma J. Shelton E. William Sparr MacPherson Enterprises Maryann McManus MountainView Hospital Robert Nomura Jeannie Posey Judy Ricci Herb Owen Dante G. Salazar Ron Shenkmanl Carol L. Speaker Stella Madrigal Fabienne McPhail Naples Mr. Slicks Quick Oil N Lube Darleen B. Norman Cheryl Poulsen Paula Rice P.E.O. Scholarships Michelle Sambrano Bert Shepley Spectrum Auto Solutions, Inc. Roger S. Magid Marcia McReynolds Steven Mucciaro Debra Norman N. Prasad John Rich P.O.D.E.R. Emilee Samtani Ralph Sherwin Speedy Inc. G. Magnusson Daisy Medina Robert Muir North American Phillips Foundation Primo Powder Coating & Richard Stevens Cosmetics PAC RIM Container Service, Inc. Davina C. Samuel Nelson G Shiango Chuck Spiegel Kathy Majeski Sherri L. Medina Jennifer Mullens North Bend Community Sandblasting Parris K. Richard David Pace San Diego County Office Gayle Shiell Jerry Spiratos Makar Properties Mina Mehrdady Mary E. Murchison Scholarship Fund Lorraine Prinsky Roy E. Richards Pamela Pacheco of Education Susan Shigenaka John Spiratos Frank Maldonado Chuck Melendez Ron Myhre North Huntington Beach ProCare Tree Service, Inc. Erin Ricketts Soccer Club Pacific Liberty Bank Jesse Sanchez Lindsey Shill Judith Spisak Mancina Family Trust Melissa’s/World Variety NAHB Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Ronald Pryor Ricoh Electronics, Inc. Shervin Nourparvar Christine Padesky Sandalwood Mobilehome Park Tom Shine Sport Chalet, Inc. Dean Mancina Produce, Inc. Bert S. Nakayama Public Safety, GWC Jacqueline Riese Manuel Padilla Santa Ana Board of Education Jeanne Sprague

26 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 27 Gary Springer Jim Teeter Tristan Engineering Waimea Hawaiian Civic Club Lawrence F. Williams Warren Reed Sprinkel Max Tehrani Contractors, Inc. Michael Wain Neomia B. Willmore Scholarships and Awards TriStar Skylights Charles Spurgeon Telephone Switch Newsletter Wal*Mart (West.) Donna E. Willoughby Since 1986, the Golden West College Foundation has processed over $6,700,000 million for student scholarships. Each St. Brigid Church Luis Tenorio Frederick C. Trueman Donna Waldfogel Jeanette Wilson scholarship application involves a process of review by scholarship committees who select the recipients based upon St. Paul Diocese of San Diego George J. Tepich Patsy Tuma Chris Waldheim Sean Wilson Robert V. Staats Angel R. Terrazas Turlock High School Associated Al Walin Grover C. Wimberly individual scholarship criteria. Student Body Stacey Dukes Design Alejandro Terreno Susan Wall Grace H. Winchell Turn of the Century Committee/ At the Scholarships and Awards Ceremony held last May, scholarships worth $409,000 were awarded to 376 GWC students. Michael J. Stanley Donald Testa Helen Wallace Norma J. Winn HBCVB The Scholarships and Awards Ceremony recognizes both the scholarship recipients and the donors who support them. The Donald Stanton Robert J. Testman Rebecca M. Turner Mary Wallace Stanley R. Winter ceremony is held annually at the college. Star Achievers Dollars for Scholars The Capital Group Companies, Inc. Twining Laboratories of SO CA Nina Wallace Jacki Wirta Starcom Worldwide The Community Foundation UCI Medical Center Sarah B. Wallbank Paul Wisner Marilen Ruth W. Steiger The Fluor Foundation UCLA Medical Center William H. Walt Jack L. Witlin 2014 Scholarships & Awards Recipients James Stellino The Norman Jack Wheeler Living Richard Ullrich Damian Walters Carrol Wolf The following Scholarships and Awards were awarded to GWC Students at the May 2014 Ceremony. Trust Sharon Stellrecht Bill Uncapher Valerie Wannall Sig Wolf Pat Stephens The Phillips Family Corporation Mark Ward Taffy Lynn Wolf Academic Senate Scholarship American Legion Auxiliary Unit 327 Scholarship Yael Jimenez Trang Phan Unique Autos Maria Rechetnikova James Chavis Catheryne Le Maria Rechetnikova Virginia Stirling The Ronald Simon Family Howard Warner John M. Wolfe Foundation United States Government - Alan D. Rowe Memorial Digital Arts Scholarship Carolina Ramirez Quang Ly Paris Riley Mary A. Stockard Department of Navy Mary Warren Julie A. Wolfe Peter Marquez Avrina Ririe The SallieMae Fund Ashley Mellor Aminoil, C.B. Hill and Dennis F. Roughton Kathleen J. Strasbaugh United States Surfing Federation John Washington Orson Paul Wong Nikolai Maynard Lizbett Rodriguez The Stellrecht Company Memorial Science Scholarship Teresa L. Straubinger United Way - California Capital Robert H. Wass Shirley J. Woodward Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor Society Scholarship Seong-Jin Kim Margaret McGurr Alese Tierney Frances C. Thelander Beatriz Huesca Kyle Murphy Cynthia Torres Strickland Hardwood Flooring, Inc. Region Norman Watson William “Woody” Woodward Helene Theriault Thuy Nguyen Anita June Duncan Memorial Nursing Scholarship Magie Nguyen Huy Tran Alan M. Strizak United Way of Tri-State Wearable Art Connection Florence J. Woolbright Vong Nguyen Tam Tran Dave Thiel Lizbett Rodriguez Angela Althoff Sharon Strother Russell US Bank., Private Financial Services Lee Weber Ron Wootton Michelle Clark Katharine Pavloff Jenna Voight Jan Thieme Alumni Seacliff on the Green and Weiser Lock Scholarship Eugene Rex Strother USA SPECIALIZED SERVICES, INC. Carol Webster William P. Workman Stephanie Gautreau Phuong Phan Patrick Woo-Sam John A. Thomas Catheryne Le Meghann Gravely Judith Gay Strother USBC SMART Program Lenore A. Weil World Supply Incorporated Assistance League of Huntington Beach Donna L. Thompson American Association of University Women (AAUW) Margaret McGurr Cornelia Albeanu Kairalyn Minesci Student Insurance Division Gene Utterback Elaine J. Weinberg World Variety Produce, Inc. Jim Thompson Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach - Joy Melody Sierra Chelsea Andreoni Kelly Morrison Alan D. Sudweeks Nancy B. Valencia Wellesley Income Fund Worldwide Executive Group Martineau Memorial Scholarship Lori Thompson Ann Tyree Nursing Scholarship Cassandra Cotarelo Edgar Munoz Sandra Sudweeks Fernando O. Valenzuela Katy Wells William Worthen Marjorie Enright Taylor Cox Jimmy Nguyen Raymond L. Thornhill Allison Stephenson Yvonne Suhendra Yvonne Valenzuela Barbara F. Welton A. E. Worthington American Association of University Women (AAUW) - Nathan Falangas Tien Nguyen Jane E. Threadgold Anniversary Scholarship Patty Sullivan Mike Valles Richard C. Wemmer Nancy K. Wyckoff Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach - Lucy Angelic Fennessey Beth Paulsen Thursday Morning Club of Horner Memorial Scholarship Katharine Pavloff Susan Grafton Elena Pearson Erik Sumen Valley West Financial Insurance Judith Wendt Yan Can Cook Newport Beach Services, Inc. Jessica Lopez ASGWC Perpetual Scholarship Greg Gufstafson Mary Phan Dennis Sundman West Auto Body Susan Yandle Brandon Alvarado Brittany Davis Shawn Hampston Sarah Pinkerton John Tillotson Holly Van Dorn American Association of University Women (AAUW) - Shirley Dennis Sundstrom Tilly’s Allee J. West Richard Yarosh Pyle Memorial Scholarship Jacob Anderson Ly Do Jonathan Hehl Linda Presson William Van Solingen Celestina Brenton Kiley Dunn Katarina Hier Jennifer Robertson Sunrise Plumbing & Jeffrey Tilzer Douglas M. West Leland Yee Vanessa Aragon Mechanical, Inc. Sharon Van Valkenburg Daniel Bravo Vallemond German Megan Jordan Dany Thor Timothy’s Fine Art & Custom Westates Automotive Promotions Joyce Yokoyama American Association of University Women (AAUW) - Rachelle King Nicole Torres Swain Masonry David J. Vander Broek Duy Minh Bui Eric Green Framing Westcoast Litho Cecil L. Young Westminster/Fountain Valley/Huntington Beach Scholarship Elizabeth Larson Elizabeth Upson Kelly Vander Lans Evelyn Caballero Soledad Hernandez Paul Swan Adriana Titus Western Pacific Capital, Inc. Donald J. Young Sheri Hedgecock Chau Chau Beatriz Huesca Elizabeth Lyford Adriana Vega Randy Vanderhook Philip Swan Togo’s Eatery Westminister Police Officers James R. Young Hugo Cholula Serene Janes-Taylor Julia May Sabrina West Marjorie L. Vandor Gabriela Cotociu Mitchell Jimenez Kaylin Miller Jill Winchell Melinda D. Swayne Tom Lorenz Construction Association Youth Development, Inc. Greg P. VanVoorhis Michael J. Sweeney Flora Tomoyasu-Plowman Westminster Lanes Youth Fund of Southern California Blanca Luz Vega T. & S. Maintenance Carol L. Tonelli Westwood Insurance Agency Sophearoath Yuk John A. Vega Steven Michael Taber Toye J. Tong Wet Seal Han Yun Dianne T. Vega-Flecklin Taco Bell Alysson M. Toores S. Thomas Wheatley Phyllis A. Zack Sue Venaas Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Sylvester Topolenski David P. Wheeler Zack’s Pier Plaza Foundation, U.S.A Ventura Youth Correctional Facility Derek Torley Jerry Wheeler Daphna Zago Lisa Ann Takeuchi Ken Verheyen Gretchen Torres Chuck Whitchurch Joseph M. Zagorski Talbert Medical Group, Inc. Vertical Construction, Inc. John A. Torribio Ann M. White Lee M. Zarasua Talvera Family Mark Vidovich James F. Torromeo Anne H. White Joe Zavala Stephen Y. Tamanaha Roberto Villarreal Robert M. Toyoda Gary R. White Mark T. Zielinski Target Mark J. Vitug Toyota of Huntington Beach Sandy Whiteside Andrew Zimbaldi Larry A. Taylor Tuan Anh Vo Ruby Thanh Tran Trudi Whittemore Zurich American Insurance Scott Taylor Marlette Helena Vogel Tien Tran Thomas J. Wicke Company Paul K. Tayyar Kym R. Vogen Vinh T. Tran Mark P. Wiedemann tBP/Architecture, Inc. Vogue Salon & Spa Michele Trent Joanne Wilbur TC Appraisal, Inc. Max Vorathavorn Randy Tribolet Jeff Wilkerson TC Cosmotronic, Inc. John H. Wadhams Tri-County Young American Brandee Williams Christy D. Teague Bowling Alliance Wadsworth, Inc. Douglas W. Williams Jenelle Bader, Region Manager, Local Public Affairs, Southern California Edison with recipients of the Southern California Edison Stem Scholarship

28 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 29 Augusta Barker Nursing Scholarship Don & Doris Randol Memorial Scholarship Gladys Lavoie Scholarship John Warner Hopkins, Ron Quigley/O’Neill Sportswear and Patrons Nursing Alumni Scholarship Southern California Edison STEM (Science, Technology, Christina Carrillo Megan Jordan Hugo Cholula Mirvais Aminy Mary L. Wise Memorial Fine Arts Scholarship Adriene Encinas Engineer and Math) Scholarship Casandra Cotarelo Elena Pearson Jessica Lopez Lupita Amaton Tram Nguyen Dr. Americo Lopez-Rodriguez Scholarship Graphic Arts Faculty and Gerald Volpe Memorial Patrons Past Presidents Scholarship Leigh Gardner Adam Breaux Vi Nguyen Gustavo Martinez Scholarship Judith Valles Scholarship Clarice Nakata Jean Louis Bru Nicole Reames Axel Family Scholarship Lizbett Rodriguez Kristi Perrotta Robert Thacker Patrons Veterans Scholarship Sarah Wickstrom Khai Dang Avrina Ririe Dr. Fred J. Owens Memorial Scholarship GWC Foundation Scholarship Judy and Ron Shenkman Scholarship Garrett Rice Ly Do Joshua Robles Ayjay & Nancy Wilson Music Scholarship Mackenzie Bonk Chelsea Andreoni Carla Contreras Hiep Tran Eric Green An Ta Joseph Long Nguyen Berton Payton Leilani Casino Karen Glines Memorial Tutorial Scholarship Paul and June Cope Memorial Scholarship Raneem Hawari Ron Thompson Bernard Gilpin Merit Scholarship for Physics Lauren Vosseler Susan Grafton Tam Tran Eduardo Ayala Phat Hoang Robert Thacker Tien Nguyen An Le Truong Tran Seong-Jin Kim Dr. James Thornton Scholarship Kim Pascoe ASL Mentor Scholarship Post 9-11 Combat Veterans Scholarship Thao Le Julie Vu Tam Tran Jake McDowell GWC Foundation, Garden Grove Hospital Guild and Krysten Bernardo Matthew Kessler Robert Rhomberg Memorial Nursing Scholarship Doan Nguyen Bill and Ruth M. Brazney Memorial Scholarship Dr. Kenneth D. Yglesias Scholarship Kris and Joe Lightman Business Scholarship R. Dudley Boyce and Mary T. Boyce Memorial Scholarship Taylor Cox Speech Communication and June Roughton Hopkins Mackenzie Brewster Chau Chau Huan Dai Christopher Abi Nader An Nguyen Kiley Dunn GWC General Scholarship Communication Scholarship Dr. Max Lechtman Nursing Student Memorial Scholarship Las Damas Ruth Chisler Memorial Scholarship Kendra Brooks Ana Rodriguez Bonnie and Radford Robinson Memorial Scholarship Brandon Alvarado Tony Mcelroy Daniela Rodriguez Yael Jimenez Elizabeth Larson Janet Chavarria Phuong Phan Kaitlin Brnovich Soledad Hernandez R. Dudley Boyce Outstanding Student Award Stacy Bryan Student Director Scholarship Chelsea Brown Bruce Miller Dr. Philip Westin Scholarship Marjorie Enright Leisure World Woman’s Club of Seal Beach Auto Mikayla Richards Helen Nguyen Juan Luque Technology Scholarship Trang Phan Catherine Bui Ashley Moore Student Success for Single Parents Scholarship Jesus Equihua Mai Vo Dr. William Carpenter Scholarship Harbor Beach Division 77 Scholarship Foundation of the Jessica Johnson Ralston Scholarship Tung Nguyen Antonia Hernandez Mondana Golpagoon Michelle Clark California Retired Teachers Association Award Leisure World Women’s Club of Seal Beach Nursing Ashley Mellor Amanda Manion Scholarship ReYCarr Mathematics Scholarship California Community Colleges Scholarship Endowment Dr. William Stanley Memorial Scholarship Tennyson & Booth Nursing Scholarship Kim Brussaeu Thuy Nguyen OSHER Scholarship Yen Nguyen Herman R. Tate Memorial Scholarship Beth Paulsen Duc Nguyen Kayla Crocco Jean Louis Bru Ebell Club of Newport Beach Scholarship LeRoy J. Hedge Memorial Scholarship Robert J. Cassens Memorial Music Scholarship Marta Quiroz Rios Huyen Nguyen Jeannette Faber Leilani Casino Cari Downing Jenna Voight Clayton L. Kraus Gabriela Cotociu Quyen Nguyen Victoria Meuter-Montijo Theater Arts Scholarship Stephanie Vo Little Saigon Scholarship Huan Dai Vong Nguyen Roman Osorno Robert J. McCausland, Norman E. Rich, and Luke Pena Edith Marie Bell Strother Scholarship Magie Nguyen Michael & Teresa Smith-Meighan Memorial Music Scholarship Aia Hawari Kimberly Phan Huntington Beach Art League Scholarship Tony Dempsey Memorial Scholarship Sarah Wickstrom Lloyd Hamilton Campus Life Award Mary Frances Conover Ivan Hermosillo Trang Phan Jessica Lopez Phuong Phan Kevin Ho Matthew Pugh Edward J. Mulder (HAIA) and Pop Mulder Memorial Daniel Bravo Robin Lynne Bennett Memorial Scholarship Huntington Beach Company Scholarship Venner Farley Excellence in Nursing Scholarship Dat Hoang Scott Salling Scholarship Lowell E. Karre Memorial Scholarship Helen Nguyen Brittany Davis Jill Winchell Anh Le Melody Sierra James Kathrein Davis Kimayo Roscoe E. Lancaster Memorial Scholarship VFW Huntington Beach Memorial Post #11548 Scholarship Thao Le Tam Tran Huntington Beach Host Lions Club Scholarship Katherine Hoa Nguyen Elizabeth Spencer Memorial Tutorial Scholarship Garret Forsyth Matthew Kessler Mark Little Truong Tran Eduardo Ayala Daniel Choi Marjorie Shane Memorial Scholarship Sandy Bonneau Memorial Scholarship Shawn Merwin Phu Trieu Huntington Harbour Art Association Scholarship Vida Greer-Martin “Life Is Good” Memorial Scholarship ENCORE: Students Preparing for 2nd Career Scholarship Carla Contreras Lauren Vosseler Martin Meseer Mai Vo Anna Marie Badua Martin Meseer Jennifer Brady Elena Pearson Mark Johnson, Homer Roughton and Bruce Williams C.A.R.E. Scholarship SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Worthy Student Award Brenda Pham Susan Grafton Brittany Tuohy Independent Latin@ Student Association Scholarship Memorial English Scholarship Cheyenne Ranslem Erica Siepker Vida Greer-Martin Outstanding Student Writer Scholarship Elisabeth Larson Jill Winchell (I.L.S.A.) Paris Riley Sherry Griswold Memorial Scholarship Kyle Handrahan Carol Dooley Scholarship English Emeritus Faculty Scholarship Lizbett Rodriguez Thu B. Trinh Justin Chappell Jennifer Brady Anthony Correa Instructional Planning Team Vietnamese Student Association Award and Thomas M. Mary Hornbuckle Scholarship Victoria Henning Margaret McGurr Aia Hawars Eduardo Ayala Kane Memorial Scholarship Sabrina West Haley Pearson Carolyn Taft Face Memorial Scholarship Kimberly Phan Huan Dai Jean Louis Bru Mary Ross Bryan Memorial Scholarship Shirley L. Haas, Ed.D., A.I.F.D. Memorial Scholarship Julie Vu Alese Tierney Ernie Moersch Memorial Scholarship Loi Nguyen Susan Grafton Alyssa Dyer Clara Barton Chapter, NSDAR Scholarship Vallemond German April Tarrosa Virginia Alleman Memorial Scholarship MED DESIGNS Theater Arts Scholarship Sarah Pinkerton Jake McDowell Jacqueline F. and Leland A. Parker Scholarship Silver Anchor Auxiliary Scholarship Ashley Moore Mikayla Richards Michelle Clark Jana Mohler Cora Mora Moreno Memorial Cosmetology Scholarship ESPERANZA Scholarship Megan Jordan Waltmar Foundation Scholarship Mildred Anderson Memorial Scholarship Angela Marchia Melody Sierra Miki Kanemura Lizbett Rodriguez James Jordan Nursing Student Scholarship Cari Downing Mitchell Jimenez Chau Chau Margaret McGurr Cari Santos Joe Venegas III Cornelia Albeanu Lea Houlette Sara Equihua Martin Meseer Norma Brandel Gibbs Scholarship Siracusa Family Scholarship Alondra Garcilazo Matthew Muggia Costa Mesa Women’s Club Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOP&S) Jessica Bartlett Courtney Hudson Josephine Carpini Rachelle King Vivian McGrath Lee Vivien McGrath Lee Ivan Hermosillo Melissa Nguyen Kim Brussaeu Scholarship Stephanie Holstein Tran Tran Jillian Clarke Elizabeth Lyford Norma Nisco Memorial Nursing Scholarship Oanh Nguyen Cupadicot Award Mirvais Aminy Lynn Cothrell Julia May Kim Brusseau Brenda Pham William Bumm Memorial Scholarship Beatriz Huesca Vong Nguyen Lindsay Dage Edgar Munoz Lynn Cothrell Jose Regalado Joe Venegas III Maria Rechetnikova Avrina Ririe Karisa Gaston Linda Nguyen Smith/Krape Memorial Scholarship Fred Garcia Scholarship Norman Karkut Memorial Scholarship Winifred and Harry Galles Scholarship Dan Wiseman Memorial Scholarship Tigesti Haile Mary Phan Jennifer Brady Jacob Anderson Tam Tran Young J. Kim Trent Roberts Shawn Hampton Kari Sherwood Alexandra Castillo Loi T. Nguyen Orange County Fine Arts: An Association of Artists David F. Anthony Memorial Scholarship Fred Hoover Memorial Scholarship Jonathan Hehl Nicole Torres Chelsea De Carvalho Fonseca Scholarship Wm. “Boyed” Hudnall Memorial Scholarship Joseph Long Nguyen Michael Farris James Pierce Memorial Scholarship Duc Nguyen Social Sciences Department Scholarship Joshua Robles Dawn Hammond Memorial Scholarship Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Bruce Miller Maria Rechetnikova Orsini Family Scholarship Woman’s Club of Seal Beach Scholarship Tien Nguyen Brittany Tuohy Jerry H. McGaugh Scholarship Kimberly Phan Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach, and Jean Stephanie Holstein Diana Carmel Lone Cypress Award Gary L. Parsons Memorial Scholarship Mitchell Jimenez Turner Memorial Scholarship Patrons Founders Scholarship Brenda Pham Daniel Choi Jesse and Lois Garinger Memorial Scholarship Dan Bourland Gabriel Iya Phu Trieu Leigh Gardner Billy Pratt Sommer Clark Matthew Kessler Patrons Monarch Scholarship Brooklyn Paxson Dominic Scolaro Memorial Scholarship John and Sheila Wordes Scholarship Marta Quiroz Rios Nathan Falangas April Tarrosa Brandon Alvarado Kevin Ho

30 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 31 Ways to Support Golden West College Whether you are looking to make a gift now or planning for future giving through bequests in your will, IRA or retirement accounts, charitable annuities or trusts, the Foundation Office at Golden West College can help. Please contact us at (714) 895-8316 or e-mail [email protected] for more information.

Gifts of Cash I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Foundation Board of Gifts of Cash (cash, checks or credit card) are always welcome and can be designated by the Donor as to their use or can be left up to Directors for their time and resources and our donors and community the College to use them where most needed. These gifts can be of an endowed, temporarily restricted or unrestricted nature. members for their generous support. Golden West College has a Gifts of Real Estate profound impact on the lives of its students and the Communities Gifts of appreciated real estate provide you with an immediate tax deduction and capital gains tax savings. Real estate donations can be made immediately or through your will or living trust. Donors can also make a tax-deductible current gift of their home while it serves. The Foundation strives to support the vital resources that continuing to live in and enjoy it for their lifetimes with a gift of retained life interest. empower our students to realize their potential as individuals and as Gifts of Personal Property professionals in our community. Almost any form of property, such as works of art, antiques and other personal items can be a suitable charitable gift. Thank you all for making student success a priority with your continuing support. I am Gifts of Intellectual Property privileged to work with such an enthusiastic, professional board and to represent Golden Gifts of intellectual property such as copyrights, patents, royalties, licenses, and technical data are welcome. The tax and legal provisions that govern these gifts vary according to the type of property. West College in the community. Gifts of Stocks or Bonds For information on how to make a gift to the Golden West College Foundation through transfer of stocks or bonds, please call the GWC Foundation Office at 714-895-8315. The taxable benefits of gifting appreciated securities may be substantial.

Gifts by Wills or Living Trusts Gifts made by will or through a revocable living trust may result in estate tax savings and can be established to enhance an endowed Bruce Berman fund that will honor the donor or loved one in perpetuity, establish a named or memorial fund, designate an area of the College you Director, Foundation and Community Relations wish to support, or leave it up to the College to use the gift where it is most needed. Gifts of Life Income There are many types of planned gifts for those interested in making significant gifts while enjoying increased income and an immediate charitable deduction. This type of gift includes Charitable Remainder Trusts, Pooled Income Funds, and Charitable Gift Annuities. Other deferred gifts include Life Insurance and Retirement Plans. Charitable Lead Trusts A Charitable Lead Trust can provide immediate cash gifts from the trust income to the college for a stated period of years. After that time, the appreciated assets return to you, or transfer tax-free to your heirs. GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION Matching Gifts 15744 Goldenwest Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92647-0748 Many employers participate in a matching gifts program that can double, triple or quadruple your gift to GWC. Donors receive full 714-895-8316 credit for their matching gifts for the purposes of recognition and benefits. Just ask your company’s personnel office for a matching gifts form, fill it out and send it in with your contribution. We’ll take it from there. www.goldenwestcollege.edu/foundation Other types of gifts not listed 501(c)(3) Tax ID 33-0073702 There are many additional ways to support GWC. If you have questions about giving personal property, appreciated securities, gifts in kind, or by any other means, please contact the GWC Foundation. Golden West College Wes Bryan, President For more information about any of the “Ways to Support GWC” please contact the Janet Houlihan, Vice President, Student Life and Administrative Services Omid Pourzanjani, Ed.D., Vice President, Instruction and Student Learning Golden West College Foundation at (714) 895-8316. Coast Community College District Board of Trustees David A. Grant; Mary L. Hornbuckle; Jim Moreno; Jerry Patterson; Lorraine Prinsky, Ph.D.; Alex Parkin, Student Trustee Tom K. Harris, Ed.D., Interim Chancellor Golden West College Foundation is a 501(c)(3). Contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible. Tax I.D.# 33-0073702

32 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2013 - 2014 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 33 2013 - 2014 ANNUAL REPORT

TM

Oceans of Opportunity