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With great appreciation for your leadership and outstanding service to our community. You are all an inspiration.

Congratulations on this well deserved tribute

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GARY SINISE and his wife MOIRA, and children SOPHIE, MAC, and ELLA Actor, Film Director, and Musician

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Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Lieutenant General Martin R. Steele USMC (Ret.) (FL) Chairman of the Board Eric J. Candelori (VA) Vice Chairman Richard C. Hartnack (MN) Treasurer Kevin N. Ainsworth (NY) General Counsel C. Michael Armstrong (FL) James D. King (IL) Richard A. Bergen (NJ) Col Burrell H. Landes Jr. USMC (Ret.) (CO) Deborah G. Carstens (AZ) Richard B. Lieb (PA) LtGen Ronald S. Coleman USMC (Ret.) (VA) Katherine C. McCallum (NY) H. Lee Dixson Jr. (MD) LtGen Frederick McCorkle USMC (Ret.) (TN) Joseph L. Driscoll (CA) James P. McGinty (VA) Craig J. Duchossois (IL) Dennis P. Morris (WA) Donald V. Esmond (CA) Bernard A. Pekala (MA) Donald W. Faul (CA) Pamela Schmidle (DC) Michael K. Hayde (CA) Charles C. Scianna (TX) John C. Heenan (PA) Col K. Patrick Sirmon USMC (Ret.) (AL) Michael Hegarty (NY) SgtMaj William Skiles USMC (Ret.) (VA) LtGen Jan C. Huly USMC (Ret.) (VA) Manning J. Smith (PA) Karen Kelly (FL) Richard (Rick) Stephens (IL) SgtMaj Carlton W. Kent USMC (Ret.) (VA) LtGen George J. Trautman III USMC (Ret.) (VA)

CHAIRMAN EMERITI LtGen Stephen G. Olmstead USMC (Ret.) (VA) LtGen Jeﬀrey W. Oster USMC (Ret.) (VA) Gen William L. “Spider” Nyland USMC (Ret.) (FL)

PRESIDENT EMERITUS Col James R. Weinlader USMC (Ret.) (AZ)

OF COUNSEL L. Morgan Porter Jr. (IL)

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2013 Campaign Leadership

HONORARY CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN Ambassador George L. Argyros

CAMPAIGN CHAIRMEN Dennis Haysbert Trevor Hoﬀman

CAMPAIGN VICE CHAIRMEN Richard Bertea Michael K. Hayde William H. Swanson Donald Esmond Cary Hyden Governor Pete Wilson Geoﬀrey L. Stack

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lieutenant Colonel Christian F. Dubia, Jr. USMCR (Ret) Chairman Richard Bertea Michael Holwick Aaron Cohen Lieutenant Colonel Clint Hubbard USMCR (Ret) Major Patrick Coulter USMC (Ret) Lieutenant Colonel Lynn Saracino USMC (Ret) Kevin Donohue Timothy J. Sloat Donald Esmond Geoﬀrey L. Stack Michael Hall Kevin Takabayashi

MILITARY COMMITTEE Lieutenant Colonel Lynn Saracino USMC (Ret) Chairman G. Cal Hutchinson, Esq. Chairman Emeritus Carmello A Buscemi David L. Mellon Colonel Vince Codispoti USMC Colonel Darius Novickis USMCR Major Patrick Coulter USMC (Ret) Colonel Tom O’Malley USMC (Ret) Paul J. Himler Timothy J. Sloat James McClain

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Semper Fidelis Award RECIPIENTS

The Semper Fidelis Award is presented annually to an individual who has demonstrated the core values of the Marine Corps: honor, courage, and patriotism in the business community .

2012 Dennis Haysbert • Actor, Producer, Director and Writer 2011 Julia A. Stewart • Chairman and CEO • DineEquity, Inc. 2010 Parker S. Kennedy • Executive Chairman • First American Financial Corporation • CoreLogic, Inc. 2009 Michael K. Hayde • CEO • Western National Group 2008 Jack H. Brown • Chairman & CEO • Stater Bros. Markets 2007 Ambassador George L. Argyros • Chairman & CEO • Arnel & Affiliates 2006 Jim Albaugh • President & CEO • Boeing Integrated Defense Systems 2005 S. Michael Joseph • Chairman & CEO • Dacor Kitchen Appliances 2004 Geoffrey L. Stack • Managing Director and Principal • SARES • REGIS Group 2003 Ronald D. Sugar • Chief Executive Officer and President • Northrop Grumman Corporation 2002 William H. Swanson • Chief Executive Officer and President • Raytheon Company 2001 Robert Maguire • Chairman • National Automobile Dealers Association 2000 Edward P. Roski, Jr. • President & CEO • Majestic Realty, Inc. 1999 Donald Esmond • Senior Vice President & General Manager • Toyota Motor Sales, USA 1998 Craig Ruth • Vice Chairman • Tooley & Company 1997 William P. Foley, II • Chairman of the Board & CEO • Fidelity National Financial, Inc. 1995 Dr. Arnold O. Beckman • Founder & Chairman • Beckman Instruments, Inc. 1994 Cast and Producers • “Major Dad” • CBS Television Series 1993 Kent Kresa • Chairman of the Board, President & CEO • Northrop Corp. 1992 William H. Donaldson • Chairman of the Board & CEO • New York Stock Exchange 1991 Pete Wilson • Governor of California 1990 Brig. Gen. Thomas F. Riley, USMC (Ret.) • Supervisor • Orange County Board of Supervisors 1989 Colonel Edward McMahon, USMCR (Ret.) • TV Personality 1988 Fred W. O’Green • Chairman of the Board • Litton Industries 1987 The Honorable William French Smith • Attorney General of the United States 1981-85 1986 Peter V. Ueberroth • Commissioner • Major League Baseball 1985 Robert Conrad • Movie & TV Actor and Producer 1984 Robert H. Finch • Former Secretary • U.S. Department of Health, Education & Welfare 1983 Walter Cronkite • CBS News Special Correspondent 1982 Gerald R. Ford • 38th President of the United States

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Semper Fidelis Award

DAVID E.I. PYOTT

David E.I. Pyott has been Allergan’s Chief Executive Officer since January 1998 and in 2001 became Chairman of the Board. Mr. Pyott also served as the President from January 1998 until February 2006, and again beginning March 2011. Mr. Pyott has driven the growth of Allergan by fueling internal development through significant investment in Research & Development while also identifying and leveraging unique, synergistic external opportu - nities. Allergan’s investment in Research & Development has increased from less than $100 million in 1998 to an expected amount of over $1 billion in 2013. Allergan is currently the fastest growing and second largest global ophthalmic pharmaceutical company in other specialty areas including neurosciences, medical aesthetics and medical dermatology. In addition to internally driven innovation, Allergan acquired Inamed Corp. for over $3 billion in 2006 and Groupe Laboratories Cornéal in France in 2007 primarily for their breast implant and dermal filler technologies. In adding these products to BOTOX® Cosmetic, Allergan created a new global category: medical aesthetics, and is the world’s largest medical aesthetics company.

Before joining Allergan, Mr. Pyott served as the Head of the Novartis Nutrition Division and as a member of the Executive Committee of the Switzerland-based Novartis AG, working over 17 years in several positions in strategic planning, marketing and general management in 5 countries around the world.

Mr. Pyott is also the lead independent director of the board of Avery Dennison Corporation, a publicly-traded company focused on pressure-sensitive technology and self-adhesive solutions, where he serves as Chairman of its Compensation and Executive Personnel Committee and as a member of its Governance and Social Respon - sibility Committee, and a member of the board of directors of Edwards Lifesciences Corporation, a publicly- traded company focused on products and technologies to treat advanced cardiovascular diseases, where he serves on its Audit and Public Policy Committee. Mr. Pyott is a former member of the board of Pacific LifeCorp and Pacific Mutual Holding Company, the parent companies of Pacific Life Insurance Company. Mr. Pyott is a member of the Directors’ Board of e Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine. Mr. Pyott serves on the board and Executive Committee of the Biotechnology Industry Organization and is Chairman of the board of the California Healthcare Institute. Mr. Pyott also serves as a member of the board of the Pan-American Ophthalmological Foundation, the International Council of Ophthalmology Foundation and as a member of the Advisory Board for the Foundation of e American Academy of Ophthalmology. Mr. Pyott also serves as Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Chapman University. Mr. Pyott was recognized in the Queen’s Honors List and holds the title of Commander of the British Empire.

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Globe & Anchor Award RECIPIENTS

The Globe and Anchor Award is presented to individuals who have displayed dedicated and inspirational civic and community leadership.

2009 Herbert W. Kalmbach, Esq. • Attorney & Businessman 2008 Richard Bertea • Chairman • Whitecross, LP 2006 General William Lyon • Chairman of the Board & CEO • William Lyon Homes. Inc. 2005 Aaron M. Cohen • Vice President • ABM Janitorial Services 2004 Kevin Sharer • Chairman of the Board, CEO and President • Amgen Inc. 2002 Donald Bellisario • Executive Producer, “JAG” • Belisarius Productions 2000 The Honorable Steven Kuykendall • United States House of Representatives • 1998-2000 1999 The Honorable James H. Webb, Jr. • Former Secretary of the Navy & Renowned Author 1998 Eddie Albert • Movie & TV Actor 1994 Gaddi H. Vasquez • Orange County Supervisor • Third District 1993 Daniel L. Hernandez • Executive Director • The Hollenbeck Youth Center 1992 William D. Lusk • Vice Chairman of the Board • The Lusk Company

John Wooden Sportsman Award RECIPIENTS

The John Wooden Sportsman Award is presented to individuals displaying those attributes which have made the United States Marine Corps world-famous: tenacity, intestinal fortitude, leadership and skill.

2012 Trevor Hoffman • Special Assistant • San Diego Padres 2011 Dave Stockton • PGA Champion • President and CEO • Stockton Golf 2010 Mark Harmon • Actor & Producer • “NCIS” 2008 John W. Hamilton • Chairman & CEO • Hamilton Company 2007 Gary Beban • Senior Executive Managing Director • CB Richard Ellis 2006 Eddie Merrins • Head Golf Professional • Bel-Air Country Club 2003 Hon. Peter H. Dailey • Chairman, Enniskerry Financial, Ltd. • Former U.S. Ambassador 2001 Rick Monday • Sportscaster • Los Angeles Dodgers 1999 Tommy Lasorda • Vice President • Los Angeles Dodgers 1998 Tom Flores • Head Coach • Oakland Raiders 1997 Carroll Shelby • President • Shelby American, Inc. 1995 Eddie LeBaron • Chairman • Pacific Casino Management, Inc. 1994 Ann Meyers-Drysdale • Olympic Medalist and Network Sports Commentator 1993 Raoul “Rod” Dedeaux • Director of Baseball • The University of Southern California 1992 The Honorable Jack Kemp • Secretary • U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development 1991 George Allen (posthumously) 1990 Jim Mora • Head Coach • New Orleans Saints Football Team 1989 Rafer Johnson • U.S. Olympic Gold & Silver Medal Decathlon Winner 1988 Don Drysdale • Los Angeles Dodgers & TV Sports Commentator 1987 Gail Goodrich • Los Angeles Lakers • National Basketball Association 1986 Bob Mathias • National Director • National Fitness Foundation 1985 Pat Haden • Los Angeles Rams Football Team & CBS Sports Commentator $• MARINE CORPS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION • $ $$$$ 2013 West Coast Campaign $$$$

Globe & Anchor Award

GARY SINISE and his wife MOIRA and children, SOPHIE, MAC and ELLA

For over thirty years, Gary Sinise’s dedication to our nation’s active duty defenders, veterans and ﬁrst responders has become a tireless crusade of support, service and gratitude to all those who serve and protect America.

His portrayal of Lt. Dan Taylor in the landmark ﬁlm Forrest Gump formed an enduring connection with servicemen and women throughout the military community. After embarking on USO handshake tours in 2003, Sinise formed the “Lt. Dan Band” which now performs nearly 50 concerts a year for military bases, charities and fundraisers. Sinise serves as spokesperson for the Disabled American Veterans and the American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial Foundation, and was instrumental in the fundraising eﬀorts of the Pentagon Memorial in Washington, D.C. and photo credit: Anthony Tahlier e Brooklyn Wall of Remembrance in NYC. He also serves on the board of directors for Snowball Express, executive council for e Medal of Honor Foundation and the USO, and is an advisory board member for Hope for the Warriors.

Among his many awards, Sinise has received the Bob Hope Award for Excellence in Entertainment from the Medal of Honor Society, the Presidential Citizens Medal, the Department of Defense’s Spirit of Hope Award, and was named an honorary Chief Petty Oﬃcer by the Navy. In 2013, he received the Civic Statesmanship Award from the United States Former Members of Congress and the Easter Seals Advocacy Award.

In June 2011, Sinise launched the Gary Sinise Foundation (GarySiniseFoundation.org) as an extension of his individual eﬀorts. Its mission is to serve and honor our nation’s defenders, veterans, ﬁrst responders, their families and those in need by creating and supporting unique programs designed to entertain, educate, inspire, strengthen and build communities.

“Freedom and security are precious gifts that we, as Americans, should never take for granted,” says Sinise. “We must do all we can to extend our hand in times of need to those who willingly sacriﬁce each day to provide that freedom and security. While we can never do enough to show our gratitude to our nation’s defenders, we can always do a little more.” For more information, please visit GarySiniseFoundation.org

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August 30, 2013 “Lt. Dan” Gary Sinise becomes newest honorary Marine e “Forrest Gump” star who spends is is the second honorary military his free time entertaining military induction in as many years for Sinise: families became an honorary in Aug. 2012, the Navy made him an member of the few and the proud honorary chief petty officer. last night. Sinise joins the likes of legendary e actor Gary Sinise, known for his badass Chuck Norris and comedian iconic portrayal of sharp-tongued Bob Hope in earning the title of soldier Lieutenant Dan in the 1994 honorary Marine, which is given to film and for his long run on the CBS those who have demonstrated series CSI, was made an honorary A spokesman for Marine Barracks Marine Corps qualities or distin - Marine Aug. 29 in an intimate dinner Washington, Capt. Jack Norton, said guished themselves in service to the ceremony at the home of Marine Sinise was pinned with the Eagle, military. According to a listing on the Corps Commandant Gen. Jim Amos. Globe, and Anchor, just like any new Marine Corps Community website, Marine. He will serve as the guest of there have been 75 honorary Marines honor at tonight’s Evening Parade at inducted since 1992, not counting the 8th and I parade field. cancer survivor Daran Wankum, who received the honor earlier this year. “is was one of the most extraor - dinary nights,” Sinise said in a released statement. ”I was totally surprised by what the general gave me tonight. I’m humbled, shocked, moved and motivated to keep standing up for our men and women Gen. James F. Amos, commandant of the Marine Corps, and giving back to them.” pins an eagle, globe, and anchor emblem lapel pin on actor and musician, Gary A. Sinise, after naming him In a statement, Amos praised Sinise’s an honorary Marine at Marine Barracks Washington, work on behalf of the troops. D.C., Aug. 29./Cpl. Lawrence Babilya http://blogs.militarytimes.com/battle-rattle/2013/08/30/ “ere is little I can say to enhance lt-dan-gary-sinise-becomes-newest-honorary-marine/ For the last two years, Sinise’s the rich reputation Gary Sinise has eponymous nonprofit foundation has earned, both in the spotlight as an helped renovate veterans’ homes, immensely talented actor, and less sent military spouses on vacations, conspicuously as a tireless advocate and sponsored military scholarships. for our men and women in uniform,” And his Lt. Dan Band has traveled to he said. “What I can do, what I am military installations across the globe privileged and proud to do, is to to provide free concerts to troops recognize this humble patriot’s and their families–I’ve been to one, selfless service by making him an and I can tell you he’s pretty good on Honorary Marine.” the guitar.

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Roll Call of theUnited States Marine Corps

COMMANDANTS

Maj. Samuel Nicholas ✯ 1775 - 1781 LtCol. William W. Burrows ✯ 1798 - 1804 LtCol. Franklin Wharton ✯ 1804 - 1818 LtCol. Anthony Gale ✯ 1819 - 1820 BGen. Archibald Henderson ✯ 1820 - 1859 Col. John Harris ✯ 1859 - 1864 BGen. Jacob Zeilin ✯ 1864 - 1876 Col. Charles G. McCawley ✯ 1876 - 1891 MajGen. Charles Heywood ✯ 1891 - 1903 MajGen. George F. Elliot ✯ 1903 - 1910 MajGen. William P. Biddle ✯ 1910 - 1914 MajGen. George Barnett ✯ 1914 - 1920 Maj. John A. Lejeune ✯ 1920 - 1929 MajGen. Wendell C. Neville ✯ 1929 - 1930 MajGen. Ben H. Fuller ✯ 1930 - 1934 MajGen. John H. Russell, Jr. ✯ 1934 - 1936 LtGen. Thomas Holcomb ✯ 1936 - 1944 Gen. Alexander Archer Vandegrift ✯ 1944 - 1948 Gen. Clifton B. Cates ✯ 1948 - 1952 Gen. Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr. ✯ 1952 - 1956 Gen. Randolph McCall Pate ✯ 1956 - 1960 Gen. David M. Shoup ✯ 1960 - 1964 Gen. Wallace M. Greene, Jr. ✯ 1964 - 1968 Gen. Leonard F. Chapman, Jr. ✯ 1968 - 1972 Gen. Robert E. Cushman, Jr. ✯ 1972 - 1975 Gen. Louis H. Wilson ✯ 1975 - 1979 Gen. Robert H. Barrow ✯ 1979 - 1983 Gen. Paul X. Kelley ✯ 1983 - 1987 Gen. Alfred M. Gray ✯ 1987 - 1991 Gen. Carl E. Mundy, Jr. ✯ 1991 - 1995 Gen. Charles C. Krulak ✯ 1995 - 1999 Gen. James. L. Jones ✯ 1999 - 2002 Gen. Michael W. Hagee ✯ 2003 - 2007 Gen. James T. Conway ✯ 2007 - 2010

Gen. James F. Amos ✯ 2010 – PRESENT

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The United States Marine Corps A BRIEF HISTORY

On November 10, 1775, the Continental Congress met in Philadelphia and passed a resolution stating that “two Battalions of Marines be raised” for service as landing forces with the fleet. is resolution established the Conti - nental Marines and marked the birth date of the United States Marine Corps. Serving on land and at sea, these first Marines distinguished themselves in a number of important operations, including their first amphibious raid into the Bahamas in March 1776, under the command of Captain (later Major) Samuel Nicholas. Nicholas, the first commissioned officer in the Continental Marines, remained the senior Marine officer throughout the American Revolution and is considered to be the first Marine Commandant.

Following the Revolutionary War and the formal re-establishment of the Marine Corps on 11 July 1798, Marines saw action in the quasi-war with France, landed in Santo Domingo, and took part in many operations against the Barbary pirates along the “Shores of Tripoli.” Marines participated in numerous naval operations during the War of 1812, as well as participating in the defense of Washington at Bladensburg, Maryland, and fought alongside Andrew Jackson in the defeat of the British at New Orleans.

During the Mexican War (1846-1848), Marines seized enemy seaports on both the Gulf and Paciﬁc coasts. A battalion of Marines joined General Scott’s army at Pueblo and fought all the way to the “Halls of Montezuma,” Mexico City. Marines also served ashore and aﬂoat in the Civil War (1861-1865). Although most service was with the Navy, a battalion fought at Bull Run and other units saw action with the blockading squadrons and at Cape Hatteras, New Orleans, Charleston, and Fort Fisher.

In World War I the Marine Corps distinguished itself on the battlefields of France as the 4th Marine Brigade and earned the title of “Devil Dogs” for heroic action during 1918 at Belleau Wood, Soissons, St. Michiel, Blanc Mont, and in the final Meuse-Argonne offensive. Marine aviation, which dates from 1912, also played a part in the war effort, as Marine pilots flew day bomber missions over France and Belgium. More than 30,000 Marines had served in France and more than a third were killed or wounded in six months of intense fighting.

During World War II, the Marine Corps demonstrated its abilities for amphibious warfare as was proven ﬁrst on Guadal - canal, then on Bougainville, Tarawa, New Britain, Kwajalein, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam, Tinian, Peleliu, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa. By the end of the war in 1945, the Marine Corps had grown to include six divisions, ﬁve air wings, and supporting troops. Its strength in World War II peaked at 485,113. e war cost the Marines nearly 87,000 dead and wounded and 82 Marines had earned the Medal of Honor.

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THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS - A BRIEF HISTORY

In the years that followed World War II, the Corps concentrated on attaining a “vertical envelopment” capability through the use of helicopters. Landing at Inchon, Korea in September 1950, Marines proved that the doctrine of amphibious assault was still viable and necessary. After the recapture of Seoul, the Marines advanced to the Chosin Reservoir only to see the Chinese Communists enter the war. After years of oﬀensives, counter-oﬀensives, seemingly endless trench warfare, and occupation duty, the last Marine ground troops were withdrawn in March 1955. More than 25,000 Marines were killed or wounded during the Korean War.

e landing of the 9th Marine Expeditionary Brigade at Da Nang in 1965 marked the beginning of large-scale Marine involvement in Vietnam. By summer 1968, after the enemy’s Tet Oﬀensive, Marine Corps strength in Vietnam rose to a peak of approximately 85,000. e Marine withdrawal began in 1969 as the South Vietnamese began to assume a larger role in the ﬁghting; the last ground forces were out of Vietnam by June 1971. e Vietnam War, longest in the history of the Marine Corps, exacted a high cost as well with over 13,000 Marines killed and more than 88,000 wounded.

In August 1982, Marine units landed at Beirut, Lebanon, as part of the multi-national peace-keeping force. For the next 19 months these units faced the hazards of their mission with courage and professionalism. In October 1983, Marines took part in the highly successful, short-notice intervention in Grenada. As the decade of the 1980s came to a close, Marines were summoned to respond to instability in Central America. Operation Just Cause was launched in Panama in December 1989 to protect American lives and restore the democratic process in that nation.

Less than a year later, in August 1990, the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait set in motion events that would lead to the largest movement of Marine Corps forces since World War II. Between August 1990 and January 1991, some 24 infantry battalions, 40 squadrons, and more than 92,000 Marines deployed to the Persian Gulf as part of Operation Desert Shield. Operation Desert Storm was launched 16 January 1991, the day the air campaign began.

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e main attack came overland beginning 24 February when the 1st and 2d Marine Divisions breached the Iraqi defense lines and stormed into occupied Kuwait. By the morning of February 28, 100 hours after the ground war began, almost the entire Iraqi Army in the Kuwaiti theater of operations had been encircled with 4,000 tanks destroyed and 42 divisions destroyed or rendered ineﬀective.

Overshadowed by the events in the Persian Gulf during 1990-91, were a number of other significant Marine deployments demonstrating the Corps’ flexible and rapid response. Included among these were non-combatant evacuation operations in Liberia and Somalia and humanitarian lifesaving operations in Bangladesh, the Philip - pines, and northern Iraq. In December 1992, Marines landed in Somalia marking the beginning of a two-year humanitarian relief operation in that famine-stricken and strife-torn nation. In another part of the world, Marine Corps aircraft supported Operation Deny Flight in the no-fly zone over Bosnia-Herzegovina. During April 1994, Marines once again demonstrated their ability to protect American citizens in remote parts of the world when a Marine task force evacuated U.S. citizens from Rwanda in response to civil unrest in that country.

Soon after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on New York City and Washington, D.C., Marine units deployed to the Arabian Sea and in November set up a forward operating base in southern Afghanistan as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. In 2003, Iraq became a second front in the war on terrorism with Operation Iraqi Freedom. Both operations are ongoing with Marine responsibilities ranging from combat and security operations to humanitarian eﬀorts.

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Today’s Marine Corps stands ready to continue in the proud tradition of those who so valiantly fought and died at Belleau Wood, Iwo Jima, the Chosin Reservoir, and Khe Sanh, and countless other battleﬁelds. Combining a long and proud heritage of faithful service to the nation, with the resolve to face tomorrow’s challenges will continue to keep the Marine Corps the “best of the best.”

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A MESSAGE FROM The Chairman and The President

Dear Scholarship Foundation Supporters,

On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, thank you for your support of the 2013 West Coast Campaign. We attribute the unprecedented success of this event both to your generosity, and to the leadership of our 2013 Campaign honorees, David Pyott and the Gary Sinise Family.

Since our inception in 1962, the Scholarship Foundation has awarded more than 30,000 scholarships, valued at over $80,000,000, to the children of Marines and Navy Corpsmen. For the 2013-2014 academic year, we have awarded more than $6,600,000.00 to 2,040 students. ese awards relieve a signiﬁcant burden for Marine families, particularly when a parent has been killed or wounded in combat.

Your gift is also an important investment in our Nation’s future. Approximately 89 percent of our scholarship recipients attend a 4-year college or university, and 45 percent are pursuing majors in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). e graduation rate of these students is 86 percent—more than twice the national average. is translates to a group of dedicated, hardworking students that are poised to lead America to a strong future.

In over 50 years, we have grown to become the Nation’s largest and oldest provider of need-based scholarships to military children. Our ability to meet this increasing need, year after year, is only possible with your engagement and support. Your life-changing gift makes post-high school education a reality and creates a brighter future for our Marine Corps sons and daughters—and our Nation.

ank you for Honoring Marines by Educating Their Children.

Semper Fidelis,

Lieutenant General Martin R. Steele USMC (Ret.) Margaret B. Davis Chairman, Board of Directors President and CEO

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Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

HISTORY

In 1962, Brigadier General Martin F. Rockmore USMC (Ret) learned of a Marine WWII Medal of Honor recipient who was ﬁnancially unable to send his child to college. General Rockmore was inspired to create an organization that honored Marines by empowering their children through education. After an initial fundraising event which sent that one Medal of Honor recipient’s child to college, the Scholarship Foundation grew thanks to an enormous volunteer eﬀort. Since that time, more than 30,000 scholarships valued at more than $70 million have been given to deserving students, including more than 1,909 for the 2012-2013 academic year.

Today, the Scholarship Foundation has never been more relevant. e ever-increasing cost of a post-high school education has significantly outpaced the salary earned by military service members creating a real need for higher education financial assistance for the children of America’s Marines. ese families have endured frequent, destabilizing moves, modest incomes, and in some cases, the disability or loss of a parent. ey should not have to bear the burden of not knowing how they will afford post-high school educations for their children.

e Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation delivers a meaningful and lasting expression of gratitude to Marine Corps families through its longstanding commitment to Honoring Marines by Educating eir Children.

MISSION

Since 1775, Marines have selflessly served America. For more than 50 years, the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation has honored this service by educating their children. e privately-funded, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization provides scholarships for post-high school education and career training to all qualified deserving sons and daughters of Marines and Navy Corpsmen with particular attention given to children whose parent has been killed or wounded in action and those who have demonstrated financial need. e Scholarship Foundation’s Heroes Tribute Scholarship Program for Children of the Fallen provides up to $30,000 over four years to every child of a Marine, or Navy Corpsman serving with Marines, who has been killed in combat since September 11, 2001. $• MARINE CORPS SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION • $ $$$$ 2013 West Coast Campaign $$$$

The Students Our Campaign Supports

The Scholarship Foundation has funded more than 30,000 scholarships valued at over $80,000,000 since its inception in 1962. For the 2013-2014 academic year, nearly $6,600,000 has been awarded to 2,040 students. About 91% of these students attend a 4- year college or university while the remaining recipients are seeking either a 2-year degree or a vocational certificate, and 52% are first generation college students. The students you support are studying in a variety of areas with over 45% majoring in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. They are diverse and come from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands. These young men and women attend more than 900 universities including such respected educational institutions as Harvard University, Duke University, Princeton University, Howard University, and the University of California.

Below are thank you letters received from some impressive young people your donations help support.

STEPHANIE PODeMar MAaLriEneS Corps Scholarship Foundation,

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Thank you for all of the support that you are giving me. I appreciate that you saw potential from my high school career and are willing to give me help through the next four years.

Sincerely,

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MATTHEW NASH

Dear Sponsor:

ank you for your donation to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation. Your generosity is greatly appreciated by me and my fellow scholarship recipients. Your contribution has been a great ﬁnancial help to me, and has allowed me to pursue an education without going into debt.

I have spent most of my life in San Diego, California, where my father was last stationed with the Marine Corps at Miramar. My father was in the Marine Corps from the time I was born until I was 5 years old, so my earliest memories and all of my early childhood experiences involved Marine Corps life. His Marine Corps experience translated for me into a fairly structured and disci - plined atmosphere in my school work, athletics, music, and other pursuits, well after he left the Marine Corps. Excellence was expected in everything I did, not just by my parents, but by myself as well. is was certainly an outgrowth of my father’s Marine Corps experience. Since finishing his career in the Marine Corps, my father has been self-employed for 14 years, teaching PE and coaching sports. For many years his business was strong, but with the recent economic slowdown, his business has been slow as well, making the next few years of college very uncertain financially. e Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation has closed the gap for my college finances and will make a significant difference for me.

I will be a junior this year at Azusa Pacific University, just east of Los Angeles. I am a business management and political science double major at Azusa Pacific, and I am also pursuing degrees in fire science and emergency management at the community college near my home during the summer. is upcoming year has a lot in store for me. In addition to my studies, I am also on the track & field team at Azusa Pacific and compete in the decathlon. is grueling two-day event requires a significant amount of practice, and requires me to be on the track for four hours each day and in the weight room for an hour each morning. On top of this, I am an Emergency Medical Technician and I will be volunteering at the local fire station and hospital, so my schedule will be very full! Without the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation, I would have to work multiple jobs to stay out of debt, and would not have time to volunteer or compete in track & field for my school. is scholarship has given me the freedom to pursue an education, achieve my track goals, and serve my community without financial hardship. I hope to one day become a fire chief, and this scholarship has helped me attain the education and experience necessary to reach my goal.

ank you again for sponsoring me and the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation. Your support benefits not only each of us individually, but our country as a whole. e background that we all share from being raised by Marine Corps families will bring our Marine Corps values, ethics, and attitude to all of the fields we enter, influencing our country for generations to come.

Sincerely,

Matthew Nash

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HALEY HEISELT

Dear Sponsor:

ank you very much for selecting me to receive a scholarship for the upcoming 2013/2014 school year! Your generous scholarship will aid me in continuing my pursuit of a degree in mechanical engineering at California Polytechnic University in Pomona, California. I was thrilled upon seeing the notiﬁcation that I would be receiving a scholarship from the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation and excited to share the news with my family! ank you so much for your support and encouragement!

I come from a family with a strong military background and history of serving their country. My grandfather Jerry served a tour in Vietnam while he was in the Army and my grandfather Leonard served on the Navy’s first nuclear powered submarine. I am particularly proud of my father for his twenty-one years of dedication and service in the United States Marine Corps. Having a father that was a Marine had a positive effect on my childhood because the Marine Corps included families at every opportunity. ere was always a company picnic, holiday party, or celebration to enjoy. One specific memory I have is learning the Marine Corps Hymn in kindergarten at Mary Fay Pendleton Elementary School on Camp Pendleton in California.

My father’s military occupation specialty was machinist (2161) and more than likely where I get most of my mechanical aptitude from. Growing up I enjoyed taking things apart and learning what made them work. is is what led me to choose to major in mechanical engineering.

is fall I will be entering my second year at California State Polytechnic University in Pomona, California. I am working towards my goal of becoming a nuclear engineer for the United States Navy. With this scholarship I will have the chance to dedicate more time to my school studies and extracurricular activities. As an executive board member of the American Indians in Science and Engineering Society, member of the Society of Women Engineers, and an advocate of Project Lead the Way, I will have the chance to promote engineering and bring awareness to the need for more women and minorities in the math, science, and engineering ﬁelds. I am excited to have the opportunity to dedicate more time to encourage our youth into pursuing engineering.

Over the summer I began an internship at Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems in Redondo Beach, California where I am surrounded by top engineers in a wide variety of specialties. I am learning so much, and am certain I have made the right personal choice by choosing a career in engineering.

Receiving this scholarship is deﬁnitely a blessing that I am very grateful for. I would like to thank the members of the scholarship committee for their support in helping me to follow my dream.

Sincerely,

Haley Heiselt

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NATHAN LA FONTAINE

Dear Sponsor:

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank you for awarding me this scholarship. For this generous scholarship, I would like to offer my sincere appreciation. College has proven too be both the most arduous and rewarding undertaking in my life. As I begin my studies as an upperclassman, I will undoubtedly face more difficult tests of time management, efficiency, and effort. This funding is going to offer me a great bit of support and relief.

I believe that I live a very blessed life, with amazing friends and family. These figures mean the most to me, and they have shaped my life. My father, a former Marine, and my brother, a current Marine, are two of the biggest influences in my life. Growing up with them, along with the rest of my family, as role models, I learned to embody certain traits of honor, responsibility, and strong moral character. These are the qualities that I strive to encompass in all aspects in my life. Furthermore, I have learned that perseverance and determination are extremely valuable characteristics to possess. I’ve learnt this both through times of seemingly endless financial struggle as I work my way through college—and times of great reward, such as making Dean’s List twice last academic year. While college is a demanding experience, I look forward to my ultimate post-graduate goals. The achievements I have already experienced push me forward to graduation, graduate school, and a successful future career.

This fall, I will be entering my third year as a student at California Polytechnic State University, in San Luis Obispo. I am an Earth Science major, with a concentration on geology. I am currently unsure what field of geology I want to pursue, but it will most likely be in the petroleum exploration or engineering fields. I am currently looking to acquire an internship with a number of different organizations that hire geoscientists, both to gain professional skills, and possess valuable experience for graduate school admissions. I am also actively searching and applying for undergraduate research opportunities with various universities and federally funded science programs. These experiences will help me choose the specialization that I will make a career of. At this point, I do intend on becoming a graduate student in either Colorado or southern California, after my time at Cal Poly. While I do still need to work my way through school, this scholarship gives me a valuable cushion of support that allows me to focus on academics. Furthermore, if my schedule allows, it will also provide more time away from work, which will allow me to participate in other enriching extracurricular activities, such as intramural sports or our school’s outdoor adventure program. Lastly, I am currently an orientation leader for the Cal Poly 2013 freshmen class, and this scholarship will allow me to devote more time to the program. As a result, I am confident I will ultimately become a better, more successful leader.

Again, I would like to offer a final thank-you for this scholarship. College has proven to be an extremely difficult, yet rewarding experience. The assistance from this scholarship is highly appreciated, and I will work as hard as I can in school to advance myself academically and professionally.

Sincerely,

Nathan La Fontaine

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Campaign Sponsors

The Marine Corps Scholarship Fondation would like to thank the following individuals and companies for their generous donations making it possible for young Americans to attend college.

BENEFACTOR COMMANDANT 38th OCC/BC 3-66 Alumni Association* e Allergan Foundation* Dann Angeloﬀ / e Angeloﬀ Families Julia and George Argyros / Argyros Family Foundation* Donald Bren Foundation* Michael K. Hayde / Western National Group* Linwood and Catherine Melton / Melton Living Trust Stater Bros. Supermarkets*

FOUNDER Richard and Hyla Bertea & Family Classic Wines of California*

PATRON e Arch Point Foundation Avery Dennison* Dorsey & Whitney LLP* e Dubia Family Foundation* HBO* Raytheon Corporation* SARES-REGIS Group* Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.* Wild Flavors, Inc.

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Major Dann V. Angeloff, Jr. Persian Gulf, IRAQ July 7, 1971 – January 17, 2013 The Angeloff Families are proud to support The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation

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David I.E. Pyott Semper Fidelis Award

Gary Sinise and his wife, Moira , and children, Sophie, Mac , and Ella Globe & Anchor Award

We salute to the Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation for its ongoing commitment to our youth in America. We thank the men and women of the Marine Corps who sacrifice so much for us every day.

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e above Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation Sponsors would like to congratulate David E.I. Pyott, Semper Fidelis Award Recipient & Gary Sinise, Globe & Anchor Award Recipient and their participation at the 2013 MCSF Celebratory Gala.

We also want to thank the MCSF West Coast Campaign committees for their outstanding commitment to providing scholarships to deserving sons and daughters of Marines and Navy Corpsmen, Great Job!!

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DAVID E.I. PYOTT Semper Fidelis Award

GARY SINISE, his wife MOIRA, and children, SOPHIE, MAC, and ELLA Globe & Anchor Award

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Congratulations to this year’s Honorees:

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Gary and Moira Sinise

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National Oﬃce: 909 N. Washington St., Suite 400 Alexandria, VA 22314 Tel: (703) 549-0060 Fax: (703) 549-9474

West Coast Oﬃce: 3415 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Suite 640 Los Angeles, CA 90034 Tel: (310) 397-1156 Fax: (310) 397-1134

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