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Leading by Example HowAlumni Jim &Philanthropy Mary Berglund are among the first Powers members of the 1849Pacific Society Page 10

FEATURES FEATURES fall 2014 8 Living Every Moment 36 Building Community ii

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NOV DEC JAN 9 Past & Present Dinner 5 PUB Night 21 Forest Grove STAR Forest Grove Alumni Homes with Lorely French Forest Grove Campus Golden Valley Brewing Alumni Remembrance Ceremony Golden Guard Lunch 14 Beaverton 21

calendar Old College Hall 1910 Main, Forest Grove Golden Guard Lunch Boxer Play Date 17 Island Eyes and 15 1910 Main, Forest Grove 25-31 Hillsboro 2 Atrium Boxer ‘Ohana Receptions Big Island, Hawai‘i

events 19 Golden Guard Lunch 1910 Main, Forest Grove

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PARRISH EVANS ’11

editor’sletter

This summer, the “ice bucket challenge,” benefiting research for ALS, often known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease, went viral on social media. All over the country, people dumped buckets of ice on their heads to raise awareness for the disease and simultaneously raised millions of dollars for research. There are so very many worthy causes out there, so many needs vying for all of our attention, and it’s a rare coup to stand out against the crowd as ALS did this year. At Pacific University, we have no such device. We hope that your own experience and memories of Pacific, coupled with stories of the people here today, will help you forge and strengthen connections with the university — and will inspire you to consider giving back to tomorrow’s students. This issue of Pacific magazine is our annual philanthropy edition. It celebrates the difference that you, as donors and friends, have made to the university. Financial support is, of course, of paramount importance. As many as 92 percent of today’s students — 99 percent of undergraduates — receive financial aid; the gifts you provide make a Pacific University education possible for countless students. These students are our pride and our joy. They go on to become doctors and artists, business leaders and community activists. They make our world better thanks to the education they receive and, hopefully, they in turn give back to a new generation. FEB Thank you for your continued support and love of Pacific University! 21 Forest Grove STAR 18 Golden Guard Lunch Forest Grove Campus 1910 Main, Forest Grove 21 Golden Guard Lunch 28 Boxer Play Date 1910 Main, Forest Grove Hillsboro 2 Atrium JENNI M. LUCKETT Island Eyes and Boxer ‘Ohana Receptions Editor | [email protected] Big Island, Hawai‘i

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web pacificu.edu/magazine contents ONLINE EXCLUSIVES IN THIS ISSUE Your online edition of Pacific magazine has even more stories, pictures and videos, ...... president’s letter even between issues. 4 pacificu.edu/magazine 6...... huddle DEVIN LAGORIO ’14 took his love of politics and football around the world, playing and 6...... line up coaching American football and getting involved in local elections in Slovenia. 7...... honors & awards pacificu.edu/lagorio 12...... by the numbers DOUG HOPPER MAT ’06 and a friend rode from Virginia to Colorado along the 38...... class notes TransAmerica Bicycle Trail this summer while Teresa Hopper ’86 drove support. 43...... in memoriam They’re gearing up for the second half of the trip next summer. 45...... encore pacificu.edu/hopper

JUNKO TSUNASHIMA ’74 won her first NEWS & NOTES Emmy statue as supervising producer of the PBS series American Masters. 5...... shady walk pacificu.edu/tsunashima These historic birches lining the Alpha Zeta Walk had to be replaced this summer. New white oaks now stand in their place.

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OREGON IN RESPONSE TO “That Community is enthusiasm for aerospace, but my private behind a wall in Clark Hall, RACHEL THE MAGAZINE OF PACIFIC UNIVERSITY pacific What Made Me Stronger,” a profile of pilots training doesn’t allow me to be in (FENNIMORE) GLANCY ’91 writes alumna Jennifer Hobbs ’87, HOWARD your atmosphere. The closest I get “This is great to see! I had a couple LEVENSON ‘58, OD ‘62 writes: is reading the Smithsonian Air and drawings (for 26 years also) Bryan did “I share your enthusiasm about your Space magazine.” for me while we were friends at Pacific education at PU, and feel the same way together. I’ve always wondered where IN RESPONSE TO “To the Moon and about my education and experiences he ended up living and what he’s been Behind Back,” a profile of Sandy Farquahr ’65, the Badge Page 16 Jeffrey Williams ’93 Serves and Protects  while attending the University. After doing. Great guy and artist both! Miss FEATURES FEATURES 23 Black Girl in Suburbia VINCE HAYES ’65 writes: 20 No Excuses University summer 2014 attending a large major university, I you Bryan Dibble!” “You have lived a wonderful exciting life. lost my enthusiasm to continue. After JEFF WILMES writes: “I still have mine in I am so proud of Pacific U graduates like transferring to PU my outlook changed the office.” (artwork shown) … I feel fortunate to have had the yourself. Your success makes me feel opportunity to attend PU. The education good about being there at the time I was and support were superior, and I there. So many have really [progressed] have used those learning experiences in leadership positions in education, throughout my life in business, social, business, government and social justice.” political, volunteer endeavors, and raising IN RESPONSE TO “Tiny Time Capsule,” a family. I visit and stay in touch with an online story of a drawing by many of my PU classmates. What an former student Bryan Dibble, found exciting career you’ve had. I share your pacificu.edu/magazine 3 philanthropy edition | SPECIAL SECTION & ANNUAL REPORT

8...... living every moment Olin Blackmore ’15 is spending his senior year as involved as possible — as Undergraduate Student Senate president, dancer, actor and researcher — thanks to the support of the scholarships that made his Pacific education possible WATCH | Blackmore shares what he loves about Pacificpacificu.edu/olin leaving a legacy Edwin ’52 and Lois Ball passed their love of education on to new generations with a bequest that endowed a scholarship for students with the greatest needs

10...... leading by example Alumni Jim and Mary Fair Berglund are among Pacific’s most generous supporters, 8 and daughter Julie Berglund Baker is following their lead

14...... raise the roof Trustee Rich and Joy Hanson led the effort to fund a new canopy over the grandstands in what is now Hanson Stadium

16...... one generation to the next Alumni from the late 1960s are banding together to endow a scholarship for students in honor of their upcoming inductions into the Golden Guard

17...... donor honor roll & year in review 14 Take a look back at the 2013-2014 year at Pacific University and the people and organizations who contributed to its success

COMMUNITY

36...... building community Pacific unveils its newest residence hall and the refresh of the Washburne University Center on the Forest Grove Campus SEE | More pictures of the new facilities and their grand openings pacificu.edu/transformation

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letter from the president

We at Pacific are dedicated to discovery and excellence in teaching, scholarship and practice. Our students are, and always will be, at our center.

— LESLEY M. HALLICK

LESLEY M. HALLICK, PHD Much has changed in the 165 years since explore new ideas and experiences, and as PRESIDENT Pacific University first secured its charter. alumni they represent the Boxer spirit around When Tabitha Brown and Harvey Clark the world. established their pioneer school in a little log The affection of our alumni, the gifts of our cabin, they could not have imagined that donors, the support of our friends: These are the a facility like the new Cascade Hall would things that have sustained Pacific University for someday stand on the Forest Grove Campus. so long and that will carry us into the future. I think they could, however, imagine the spirit This issue of Pacific magazine celebrates the that would grow from their legacy. I think they impact that all of our supporters make at would recognize the heart and soul of Pacific Pacific University, from Boxer and Badger University today. level donors (page 21) to members of the As our mission statement reflects, we at Pacific 1849 Society, who have given $1 million and are dedicated to discovery and excellence in more (page 17). teaching, scholarship and practice. Our students When you support Pacific University — are, and always will be, at our center. by recommending us to a future student, Students like Olin Blackmore ’15, this year’s volunteering at a campus event, or making a Undergraduate Student Senate president. financial gift — you create opportunities for A chemistry major, dance minor and drama students like Olin, and all who will follow him. club member, Olin’s experience is indicative of Thank you so much for your continued support. the broad education and opportunity Pacific Warmest Regards, University provides students (see page 8). Even as they prepare for successful careers, our students also broaden their minds and Lesley M. Hallick, President perspectives. They travel, they volunteer, they [email protected] pacificu.edu/magazine 5

news & notes BY JENNI LUCKETT Shady Walk THE ALPHA ZETA WALK continues to commemorate Pacific University’s fallen students with new trees native to Oregon

Some 70 birch trees were removed from Pacific University’s Forest Grove Campus this summer, including a historic row that lined the Alpha Zeta Walk. Though the trees are gone, their legacy lives on. Nearly 70 years old, the birches had outlived their species’ expected lifespan, developed root rot, and were in imminent danger of falling, according to the certified arborist who conducted Pacific’s annual landscaping assessment. But their removal was not without some remorse. Forty-one of the trees lined the Alpha Zeta Walk, a pathway between Jefferson and Warner halls, which was dedicated to the memory of Pacific University students who were killed in World War II. The removal was a hard loss for some alumni who remember, if not the actual dedication of the trees, at least part of the story. Some say that the walkway was planted with one tree for each fallen soldier — though that raises some questions, as 31 students are believed to have died in the war. Even the year of planting and dedication is a bit hazy. The plaque commemorating the walk says it was dedicated in 1948. But it’s at least the third plaque that’s marked the walkway. Photos of a previous plaque agree it was 1948, but an even earlier marker says the walk was dedicated on Armistice Day 1946. The Pacific Index archives show no dedication story for either year. Meanwhile, another old photo — this one dated 1944 — shows the walkway already lined with birch trees, tall, if not fully mature. Were the trees planted specifically for the fallen students? And if so, when? Or was an existing birch walk dedicated in their honor? Who was there? We may never know all of the answers (though we welcome alumni memories at [email protected]). What we do know is that the Alpha Zeta Walk remains, even if the original trees do not. The walkway has now been replanted with native Oregon white oaks, a longtime symbol of Pacific University and of learning. With a potential lifespan of more than 400 years, the oaks offer a new memorial to the sacrifice of a generation past. 6

quickfacts

huddle FROM SCRIMMAGE LINE TO SIDELINE | As Pacific football entered its fifth season, eight players who helped start the program have joined the staff as assistant coaches: Sean Bangs ’14 (defense), Gabe Flory ’14 (linebackers), Eric Gietzen ’14 (offensive line), Aaron Koford ’14 (kickers), Bryan Mills ’14 (safeties), P.J. Minaya ‘14 (quarterbacks), Michael Smith ’14 (defensive line) and Brian Taylor ’14 (tight ends).

NEW COACHES JOIN STAFF | Pacific welcomed four new coaches over the summer. Eric Mild PACIFIC UNIVERSITY assumes coaching duties for men’s soccer, while Brent Ericksen takes charge of the cross LAUNCHED its new country and track and field teams. Brian Billings succeeded the retiring Greg Bradley as head website Aug. 11. The coach of the baseball program, while Liz Yandall was elevated to head softball coach. new responsive design PUTTING A RING ON IT | The short-season class-A Hillsboro Hops baseball team thrilled fans with makes the multimedia- a Northwest League title in just its second year in Hillsboro. Listeners heard Rich Burk ’88 call rich site easy to view the play-by-play action for the title run. He was joined on the call by Matt Richert, the current on devises from desktop Pacific football and basketball play-by-play voice. computer to tablet to smart phone, and it’s line up organized by audience to help alumni, students, and prospective students find what they need quickly. pacificu.edu

BRONSON STEPHENIE TYLER SHIPLEY ’16 KATIE PORTER ’15 KYLE TREADWAY ’15 BARRETTO ’16 SPENCER ’18 TRACK & FIELD SWIMMING BASEBALL FOOTBALL CROSS COUNTRY The Forest Grove The senior from The senior was The junior from The freshman from native defended McMinnville, Ore., named to the Mililani, Hawai‘i, Bothell, Wash., his Northwest joined Shipley as Golden State made his presence pulled away over Conference First Team All-NWC Baseball League’s on special teams the final mile of the championships in Scholar-Athletes. All-Star Team, known in Pacific’s 6,000-meter race the 5,000-meters Porter is a six-time capping a solid 2014 football opener to win the Aug. and 10,000-meters Dean’s List honoree, summer season against the College 30 Linfield Harrier and qualified for the earned provisional baseball pitching of Idaho, running a Classic in a time NCAA Division III qualifying marks with the Atwater third-quarter kickoff of 24:38.70. Her Championships in for the 2014 (Calif.) Aviators. He back 95 yards for effort earned her both events, setting NCAA Division III was one of 12 Pacific a touchdown. selection as the school records in Championships and players to participate The return is the NWC Women’s Cross both disciplines. will be a swim team in summer collegiate third longest in Country Student- captain this season. baseball leagues. program history. Athlete of the Week.

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BEST COLLEGE TOWN | Forest Grove a resounding commendation for Pacific’s institutions in the master’s universities has been named Oregon’s best college hometown. pacificu.edu/besttown category, judging on recruitment of town by Portland Business Journal low-income students, research and readers. The Journal asked its online UNIVERSITY EARNS HIGH PRAISE | community service. US News & World readers to vote for the best college town, Pacific University once again has been Report, meanwhile, has Pacific tied offering options of Forest Grove, Eugene, recognized for its quality as an institution for 25th among 120 institutions in its Corvallis, Portland and other. Forest of higher learning. Washington Monthly regional universities west region category. Grove received 59 percent of the vote — has ranked Pacific 15th out of 671 Forbes named Pacific one of America’s pacificu.edu/magazine 7

honors & awards

Optometry Professor Rebecca Rodes, Pacific University has Mark A. Della Paolera, Emeritus Willard “Wid” Occupational Therapy, received a National Science Pharmacy, is one of eight Bleything ’51, OD ’52, led efforts to establish a Foundation grant of nearly pharmacy faculty members MS ’54 and his wife, scholarship in memory of $800,000 for the second nationwide included in the Karen, have created an Robert C.E. Love OT ’89. phase of its Noyce Scholarship 2014-2015 Faculty Scholars endowed fund for faculty Love was a retired Navy and program, which prepares new Program by the National development initiatives in U.S. Coast Guard member educators to teach science, Association of Chain Drug the College of Optometry. who became a practicing technology, engineering and Stores Foundation. Faculty Bleything served as dean, occupational therapist math (STEM) in multicultural, scholars identify a research director of international and fieldwork educator multilingual and high-needs mentor and a small working programs, and director following his Pacific University middle and high schools. The group at their own schools to of graduate education education. He died suddenly program provides scholarship foster interactive discussion during his Pacific tenure in 2012. The one-time support for exemplary STEM and peer critique. They and received numerous scholarship was awarded in teaching candidates who, in also each receive a research awards, including 2014-2015 to a student in exchange, agree to two years grant to launch a patient- 2002 International the School of Occupational of service in a high-needs focused research project in a Optometrist of the Year. Therapy. Rodes is an adjunct school district for each year of community pharmacy setting. The Bleything Fund for instructor in the School of scholarship they receive. The year-long program kicked Faculty Development will Occupational Therapy. off with an in-person meeting provide support to assist in August 2014 in Boston. faculty in a broad array of scholarly activities, including attendance and quickfacts presentations at seminars, workshops and scientific MAKE A GIFT meetings, as well as More than half of all Pacific University participation in faculty and staff gave financially to multi-center trials. Pacific in 2013-2014. Support the Pacific Excellence Fund with a gift today. pacificu.edu/give

Top Colleges. Additionally, The Spirituality will host Sister Simone HOMECOMING 2014 BRINGS ALUMNI Princeton Review again named Pacific a Campbell, director of Network: A HOME | Pacific celebrated Homecoming Best Western College, placing it among Catholic Social Justice Lobby that 2014 with its usual fanfare. Alumni trekked the top 124 colleges in 15 states. launched the Nuns on the Bus project. home for reunions, sporting events, pacificu.edu/recognition Campbell will give a public lecture receptions and fun. Check out photos from on April 6 at Pacific. Watch for more the festivities, and stay tuned for details for SISTER SIMONE CAMPBELL | Pacific information online. Homecoming 2015. University’s Center for Peace and pacificu.edu/cpas pacificu.edu/homecoming 8 philanthropy edition Living Every Moment BY JENNI LUCKETT PARRISH EVANS ’11

Olin Blackmore ’15 is determined to make the most of his last year at Pacific University.

“I want to be as involved with everything as I can be, because four years just flew by,” said the senior chemistry major and dance minor. Blackmore first discovered Pacific on a bit of a whim. Originally from Anchorage, he visited at the urging Olin Blackmore ’15 and Professor Rick Whiteley of his uncle, who attended physical therapy school at the university. I had a job in high school. I wanted an affordable “I didn’t schedule a tour or anything,” he said. “But college education.” they were so welcoming. It just felt like a very Blackmore also auditioned for and received personable school. scholarships for theatre and dance, and he recently “The person who gave me the tour, we still stay in touch, received a M.J. Murdock Trust scholarship — even though she graduated about three years ago.” all of which are closely tied to the experiences he’s had as a student. Later, he attended the Pacesetters Scholarship Competition, where he got another glimpse at Pacific’s He originally came to Pacific with dreams of culture. Most Pacesetters attendees — high school becoming a doctor. He took several exercise science students who visit to compete for a scholarship and and biology classes, but found that he was more learn more about the school — bring their parents, interested in chemistry. This year, he will do research but the expense prevented Blackmore’s mother from with Professor Rick Whiteley, looking at nickel joining him. electrodes in space batteries. “I felt a little left out, but then some students “Every day I wake up and think, ‘I’m going to do took me in and sort of acted as my makeshift research with someone who worked at NASA!” parents,” he said. “That’s where I truly fell in love Blackmore said. with the school. Whiteley, in turn, calls Blackmore a “star” in his classes. “I am very much a family dude, and I’ll be honest, “Simply put, Olin is a great kid, full of energy, ambition, coming from such a great distance was hard, but the curiosity, and he is smart, too!” Whitely said. students made me know I could do it.” A dancer since second grade, Blackmore also has Ultimately, though, Blackmore’s decision to attend performed in both theatre and dance productions Pacific centered on financial aid. at Pacific. “I got an academic scholarship, and that’s when “I considered not dancing at all, but then I met Jennifer I realized Pacific was a solid contender,” he said. Camp, and she rekindled my love of it,” he said. “I “My parents both work, and they work hard. definitely thought I wouldn’t be dancing as much, pacificu.edu/magazine 9

CATIE PRECHTEL ’14

Edwin ’52 and Lois Ball lived their passion for education. but now I’m thinking of Lifelong teachers, the couple touched thousands perhaps pursuing a career of lives, not only in the classroom, but through in it.” philanthropic and community service involvement. Camp, the director of Their legacy carries on in a new endowed scholarship dance at Pacific, said that will support students seeking their education at Blackmore has become an Pacific University. artist in his time at Pacific. Born in Salem, Edwin served in the Merchant Marines and then in the U.S. Army during World War II. After “He has utilized his time the war, he attended Pacific University, where he at Pacific to grow into an played basketball and earned a bachelor’s degree in accomplished performer physical education. and a gifted choreographer through his complete dedication and discipline to dance,” she said. “Olin is a true inspiration to Lois, originally from Portland, attended Marylhurst College, where she also earned a bachelor’s in education. everyone around him.” The couple married in 1951, a year before Ed finished Meanwhile, Blackmore serves as president of the Undergraduate his degree, and together they taught in Cascade Locks, Student Senate. and later Rockaway, Ore., while Ed also coached. They “At this school, you can see the changes you want. You get also traveled the world, living for a time in Japan, and an immediate benefit,” he said, citing recent work to extend teaching together in the Virgin Islands. sustainability with a covered bike shelter, water stations around Upon their retirement, they moved to Redmond, Ore., campus, and an elliptical wintering in Arizona and California. Ed loved fishing machine in the gym that and golfing, and he remained active in the Neah Kah “I got an academic converts exercise into energy. Nie High School graduate scholarship committee, even “I like to think we’re making after his retirement. Lois was known for her generous scholarship, and a little impact on the school nature and lifelong support of scholarships, foundations, as students.” museums, universities and churches. The Balls were members of the Pacific University Heart of Blackmore isn’t sure what that’s when I Oak Society for many years, having made arrangements will come next. in their estate plans for a gift to Pacific after their deaths. realized Pacific was “At this point,” he said, Ed passed away in 2004, and Lois in 2013. “I’m focused on my senior Only upon their deaths did Pacific discover the a solid contender.” capstone, and I want to leave magnitude of their gift. Thanks to their careful estate my mark on the dance and planning, the Balls ultimately donated nearly $150,000, theatre programs.” endowing an unrestricted scholarship that will allow Pacific to offer financial support to students with He spent the summer at a nuclear forensic summer school in the greatest need — and continuing their lifelong Columbia, Mo., which led to his plans to start applying to dedication to education into perpetuity.  graduate school soon, and he also did an intensive stint with a dance company in Seattle, which piqued his interest in further performing.

“I would like to keep those two passions intermingling,” he said. A planned gift to Pacific University allows your legacy to live on in perpetuity. “Pacific has offered a lot of fantastic opportunities … I’m so By including Pacific in your long-term financial planning, you can lucky to be at this school and where I am right now.”  make a meaningful contribution to the life of the university and its students — often more than you ever imagined thanks to tax savings and asset management. WATCH | Olin Blackmore ’15 shares what he loves about Pacific University in a Boxer Shorts video. If you have made a provision, such as a bequest, trust, or life pacificu.edu/olin insurance policy, for Pacific, please let us know. We honor such individuals with membership in our Heart of Oak Society. 503-352-2890 or [email protected] 10 philanthropy edition Leading by Example BY MARK BURNETT Busy. That’s how Jim OD ’60 and Mary Fair Berglund ’58 describe life as they left the Midwest to study at Pacific University.

“We had three young children, we were both taking classes, working hard, and there wasn’t much time. But it was great,” said Mary Berglund. “We were small- town kids, and so we were very happy in Forest Grove and at Pacific.” The Berglunds are among Pacific’s most generous donors. They recently were among the inaugural class of donors inducted into the 1849 Society, Pacific’s newest giving society recognizing those whose lifetime contributions have totaled $1 million or more. Berglund Hall, on Pacific’s Forest Grove Campus, bears their name, and they also founded the Berglund Center and supported the founding of the College of Business and numerous other endeavors at Pacific. Following their own time at Pacific, the Berglunds returned to their hometown of Spencer, Iowa. Jim Berglund went into optometry practice with his father-in-law and later moved into the business side of eye care. He quickly became known as an innovative and respected leader in the field. He was president of Central Laboratories in Lincoln, Neb., an early manufacturer of contact lenses. When American Optical acquired the business, he became general manager of its contact lens division. Next, he was president of Continuous Curve Contact Lens, Inc., which he led to success before it was acquired by Revlon.

Pacific University Trustee Julie Berglund Baker, left, joins her parents Jim OD ’60 and Mary NICK ABADILLA Berglund ’58, at their home in La Jolla, Calif. pacificu.edu/magazine 11

Throughout his career, Jim Berglund has had the rare ability to anticipate and embrace change. He recognized early, for example, the potential of the contact lens, when other optometrists held out. “I didn’t at first think of myself as a business leader or innovator,” he said. “I was a practicing optometrist. But it was something in me, I think, that when others were resisting change or new ideas, I seemed to be able to find practical ways to look forward, see potential and make it work.” “It’s nice that when After a short you make a gift to retirement, Jim Berglund founded Pacific, you know Pacific University Trustee Julie Berglund Baker accepts her parents’ 1849 Society Enterprise Partners membership from President Lesley Hallick at the 2014 Celebration of Giving. it can make a Venture Capital, specializing in big difference.” start-ups. Jim Berglund served on the Pacific University — Mary Fair Berglund ’58 Meanwhile, Mary Board of Trustees from 2001 to 2009 and Berglund has remains a trustee emeritus. In 2011, he Pacific University is found her own was the inaugural recipient of the College honored to introduce success. She earned of Optometry’s Kamelia Massih Prize for a the 1849 Society, a new a degree in economics from Pacific, receiving the Distinguished Optometrist. level of recognition for Pacific President’s Cup for the graduating student Today, their daughter Julie Berglund Baker our donors who give with the highest grade point average. She then continues the family tradition as a member $1 million or more earned master’s and doctoral degrees in economics of the Pacific University Board of Trustees to the university from the University of Nebraska, where she and chair of its Academic Affairs Committee. throughout their became a faculty member. lifetimes. The inaugural The Berglunds’ commitment to Pacific is a When the couple moved to southern California, class of the 1849 way to give back to an institution that gave she served on the faculty at the University of San Society was inducted them a foundation. Diego and the University of California, Irvine. in early October at the annual Celebration of She also has held posts at the Federal Railroad “We were taught to think, to ask why. It wasn’t Giving. Find all members Administration and Department of Agriculture. about just doing things by rote, or doing one procedure and then the next on down the line,” listed in the donor Wherever they have gone, the Berglunds have honor roll on page 17. Jim Berglund said. “It was about the why, it was remained committed supporters of Pacific about thoughtfulness. And I think it has to do University and of their communities. Jim Berglund with the strong connection and foundation of has served on 55 boards of directors of various the liberal arts at Pacific. That’s very valuable.” companies and nonprofit organizations, many in the San Diego area where the Berglunds now reside. “The university was good to us,” Mary Mary Berglund also has been an active community Berglund said. “We are glad we can help out. leader, serving as director and board member of It’s nice that when you make a gift to Pacific, numerous organizations. you know it can make a big difference.” n

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11% FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 LAST YEAR PACIFIC’S ENDOWMENT TOTALS 32% FIVE $68,475,640 YEARS

FIVE-YEAR BALANCE SHEET ENDOWMENT & SIMILAR FUNDS $3,591,989 7,200 3,252

$70M DONATED IN 2013-2014 GIFTS & PLEDGES TOTAL DONORS $250M

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$30M Total liabilities $100M Unrestricted Temporarily University Held restricted $20M Endowment Permanently Trusts & Similar $50M restricted Funds $10M

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3,583 first-time donors in 752 ENROLLMENT HAS INCREASED BY 2013-2014 4,000 92% BY 2020 997 & of Pacific students students 103% received 48%IN THE LAST 10 YEARS IN THE LAST 20 YEARS graduated in 2013-2014 financial aid pacificu.edu/magazine 13

11% FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 LAST YEAR PACIFIC’S ENDOWMENT TOTALS 32% FIVE $68,475,640 YEARS

FIVE-YEAR BALANCE SHEET ENDOWMENT & SIMILAR FUNDS $3,591,989 7,200 3,252

$70M DONATED IN 2013-2014 GIFTS & PLEDGES TOTAL DONORS $250M

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3,583 first-time donors in 752 ENROLLMENT HAS INCREASED BY 2013-2014 4,000 92% BY 2020 997 & of Pacific students students 103% received 48%IN THE LAST 10 YEARS IN THE LAST 20 YEARS graduated in 2013-2014 financial aid 14 philanthropy edition

BY JENNI LUCKETT Raise the Roof PARRISH EVANS ’11 Hanson Stadium, home to Boxer football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and field, was transformed this summer with the addition of a canopy over the grandstands

Forest Grove is home for Rich and Joy Hanson. Though they don’t live here anymore, the Hansons remain connected to the small town where they grew up. Earlier this year, that connection became even more formal, as Pacific University dedicated its sports stadium to the long-time donors and friends. Hanson Stadium was transformed this summer with the addition of a canopy over the grandstands. The stadium is home to Boxer football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and field, as well as commencement and community events. Featuring a cantilevered design — meaning no view-obstructing support beams between fans and the field — the stadium now offers protection from both sun and rain for the thousands of people who attend events there each year.

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YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT for the Hanson Stadium roof PARRISH EVANS ’11 is greatly appreciated. Support Pacific University student- athletes and enhance the fan experience with a gift today.  pacificu.edu/give

The roof has been a passion for recently, they were lead donors on the BY THE NUMBERS Rich Hanson. stadium roof project. “Rich was really the instigator for getting The roof, Rich Hanson said, is close to this roof built, and in record time,” said the heart because the stadium is part of Mindy Cameron ’65, chair of the Pacific Lincoln Park Athletic Complex, a joint University Board of Trustees. venture between Pacific and the City of Forest Grove — and so it’s a way to Rich and Joy (Engelen) Hanson were support both. 45PERCENT OF both raised in Forest Grove. UNDERGRADUATES IN FOREST GROVE After graduating from the University of Oregon, Rich Hanson joined a “Rich was really the PARTICIPATE management training program at ON U.S. Gypsum. He spent 39 years with the Weyerhaeuser Co., retiring in instigator for getting 2008 as executive vice president and chief operating officer. this roof built, and In September 2005, he joined the in record time.” Pacific University Board of Trustees. In 2011, the couple received the university’s Harvey Clark Award. It’s all part of what he sees as an 24VARSITY investment in the growth of the university. “Rich and Joy have given so much,” DIVISION III TEAMS said Pacific University President Lesley “I joined the board almost 10 years ago,” Hallick. “It is an honor to name this he said. “In that time, we’ve added 1,000 PACIFIC ALSO HAS stadium after the Hanson family.” students — that’s a 42 percent increase. Today, the couple lives in Longbranch, “I guarantee you, Pacific is on a roll and 4 NEW JV Wash., but they remain dedicated going to continue to grow and prosper.”n 3 CLUB & MANY supporters of Pacific University. INTRAMURAL TEAMS They have helped fund the relaunch of football, the establishment of the College of Business — and most

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One Generation to the Next BY JENNI LUCKETT

Jim Sumner ’66 was the first in his family Sumner is among a group of Pacific alumni to attend college. from the late ’60s who would like to make it a little easier for students — particularly “My parents were enjoying the post-war those who, like him, are first-generation prosperity. They said, ‘We’d love you to go college students — to gain an education. to college.’” The classes have banded together to raise At Pacific, Sumner found a wider world $25,000 to endow a scholarship, which they than he’d imagined. are calling the Golden Guard Scholarship, “I had gone to what was, at the time, in recognition of their upcoming 50-year Oregon’s largest high school. It was reunions, at which alumni are inducted into enormous, over 3,000 students, and the Golden Guard. in that entire student The idea was to pool body were one African- The scholarship would the efforts of classes American student, across several years whose parents were target students who are to get to the point very well educated, one of an endowed Japanese-American the first in their families scholarship, said family who ran the Bruce Bishop ’68. grocery store, and two to attend college. Latinos,” he said. Bishop said that a scholarship created “I got to Pacific and realized right away from their fundraising would target students there were a whole lot of interesting with financial need in their third and fourth people here I didn’t know anything about.” years at Pacific, so they don’t “just come in He remembers Pacific University in for their freshman or sophomore year and the late 1960s as a bastion of diversity, then not be able to graduate for financial thanks in part to aggressive student reasons,” he said. The scholarship also recruitment in Hawai‘i, in California, and would, ideally, focus on students who are in traditionally low-income and racially the first in their families to attend college. diverse high schools, combined with the Bishop said he believes that the scholarship relative affordability of a college education. might help attract a more diverse population “If you worked part time during the of students — one that more closely mirrors school year and full time in the summer, his and Sumner’s Pacific experiences. which everybody did, and your parents “It’s much more expensive now, obviously, were able to give you a little bit of help, for students than it was in my day,” he you could easily meet the cost of any said. “So hopefully the Golden Guard school in the country and graduate Scholarship will be a way that our classes without debt,” Sumner said. “That’s can help support students in following in not the case anymore.” our footsteps.” n

Learn more or make a gift  [email protected] pacificu.edu/magazine 17 Donor HONOR ROLL 1849 Society Platinum Level The 1849 Society is the university’s new premier lifetime gift club. Individuals and organizations whose cumulative gifts are between $5 million and $9,999,999 are honored with lifetime membership at the platinum level. INDIVIDUALS Elise Elliott‡ Gold Level Individuals and organizations whose cumulative gifts are between $1 million and $4,999,999 are honored with lifetime membership at the gold level. INDIVIDUALS James ‘29‡ & Laura Baker‡ Herschel ‘36‡ & Amy Spelbrink Beaupre ‘33‡ James ‘60 & Mary Fair Berglund ‘58 A.E. “Gene”‡ & Evona Harford Brim Kenneth ‘41 & Ellen Arnold Bump ‘40‡ SUSAN POOL AND LINDA IKEDA, granddaughters of 1923 alumni Leslie and Ellen (Anderson) Hoar, George‡ & Ruth Burlingham Thomas ‘58‡ & Gretchen Holce donated their grandfather’s Pacific University athletic blanket and coaching horn to Pacific University. Wyllis Johnson ‘41‡ Leslie Hoar was a standout athlete and coach at Pacific, while Ellen Anderson was an early member Milton ‘35‡ & Ruth Fritsch Johnston‡ of the Women’s Athletic Association, as well as a debater and singer. The Hoars went on to serve as Frank Knight‡ educators in the Tacoma area, where they raised two children — and became beloved grandparents Victor‡ & Marjorie Peterson Kunkel ‘25‡ to Susan and Linda. 4 pacificu.edu/blanket Charles ‘30‡ & Edith Hanson McGill ‘30‡ Helen Propstra‡ William Stoller ‘74 Douglas‡ & Cleo Strain‡ Bernard ‘49, ‘50 & Selma Brown Jack & Carolynn Loacker Lorraine Roberts Joseph Vandervelden ‘37‡ Helen Brunner ‘41‡ Robert ‘69‡ & Mary Lohr‡ George Rossman‡ & Joy Snead Hammond‡ Merle ‘47 & Lois Bryan William & Cheron Messmer Mayhall ‘64 Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Cross Schauermann Maude Bunday‡ Viola Paterson McCready ‘31‡ Rolfe Selberg ‘53, ‘65 ORGANIZATIONS Doris Wells Burlingham‡ Geneva McDonald ‘28‡ Larry Semler ‘59 E.P. Binney Charitable Fund Louis‡ & Lela Busch‡ Kenneth McGill Ralph‡ & Elizabeth Eckart Shumm‡ The Collins Foundation Kathrin Cawein‡ Carol Boyd McGilvra ‘88 John Spencer Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Timothy Choy ‘64 Hugh McGilvra‡ Raphael Spiro‡ Meyer Memorial Trust Robert ‘59‡ & Genevieve De Vleming ‘59 Paul McGilvra Steven Stewart ‘69 Microsoft Corporation Bruce‡ & Grace Denney‡ Jack‡ & Barbara McLarty Milan & Jean Stoyanov James F. & Marion L. Miller Foundation Dan & Sallie Dutton Marjorie McVicker‡ Barbara Strain ‘70 M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust William ‘50, ‘51‡ & Marjorie Leon ‘70‡ & Gail Taylor Meade ‘70 Dwight Taylor ‘29‡ Panasonic Corporation Gustelius Emhoff ‘48 Reginald Menegat ‘26‡ Lucia Taylor‡ Judith Scott Walter Trust Gloria Menduni Evans ‘44‡ Harold ‘40‡ & Ann Munkres Hall Templeton‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ ‡ President’s Circle Wendell ‘60, ‘61 & Derra Force Meyer ‘40, ‘65 Thomas ‘38 & Margaret Thompson Cecilie Froehlich‡ John ‘49‡ & Lee Stowell Meyer‡ Betty Thorn Individuals and organizations whose Stephen & Kris Gregg Jurgen‡ & Erica Meyer-Arendt Charles Ward ‘49‡ cumulative gifts are between $100,000 Kenji ‘72 & Lillian Kiyota Hamada ‘70 T. Kirk Miles‡ & Mrs. T. Kirk Miles Benjamin & Elaine Whiteley and $999,999 are honored with lifetime Richard & Joy Hanson Carl Mills‡ John‡ & Lois Whiteneck‡ membership in the President’s Circle. Kenneth Hess ‘52‡ Benjamin ‘29‡ & Henrietta Morlan‡ Donna Kesner Young ‘40‡ INDIVIDUALS Detleff ‘38‡ & Lila Jans‡ Lawrence ‘40‡ & Deanne Nielsen Glenn Zurcher‡ Shirley ‘52, ‘53‡ & Arline Abbott‡ Jean Jenkins‡ Robert Oliver ‘32‡ ORGANIZATIONS Henry Adix‡ Patricia LaCaille John ‘68‡ Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77, ‘82 Alcon Laboratories, Inc. Doris Zook Andrews ‘30‡ Monroe‡ & Frances Jubitz‡ Ralph ‘49‡ & Helen Doppleb Raines ‘48‡ Association of Schools and Anonymous John & Jane King Robert Ramp ‘48, ‘49‡ Colleges of Optometry Edwin ‘52‡ & Lois Ball‡ Margaret Ruecker Knispel ‘42‡ James Reynolds Bausch & Lomb, Inc. Charles‡ & Eloise Connor Bishop‡ Kim & Barbara Ledbetter Fred Richards‡ Ben B. Cheney Foundation Anne Bricknell ‘30‡ Janet Lellelid‡ Duane Roberts

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CIBA Vision Care Irene Darnell Hansen ‘59‡ Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc. Mark & Katherine Frandsen DCI International Lawrence & Peggy Harris Coos Bay — North Bend Rotary Club Jeffrey & Karen Goss Fuji Optical Co., LTD Margaret Morgan Hawkins ‘21‡ EF Nursery Rebecca & Wayne Graham William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Harold ‘50‡ & Gladys Lowder Essilor of America, Inc. W. Thomas Griffith Hoya Optical Haynes ‘65, ‘70‡ Ford Foundation Lesley Hallick Intel Foundation Michael Henningsen Gray & Company Kenji ‘72 & Lillian Kiyota Hamada ‘70 Japan Foundation Claridge ‘40‡ & Jean Himes‡ Henningsen Cold Storage Richard & Joy Hanson Juan Young Trust Dawn Holt & Shaun Simpkins IBM International Foundation The Estate of Eugene Harris ‘49, ‘50 Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Karen Jaggar ‘83 Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Jimmie Grace Harris LG Display Samuel Jaggar Jr.‡ Kikuchi College of Optometry The Estate of Lawrence Harris Jr. The Konosuke Matsushita Samuel Jaggar Sr.‡ Lasko Printing, Inc. Lawrence “Tige” & Peggy Harris Memorial Foundation G. Orlo Jefferson‡ Lease Crutcher Lewis Michael Henningsen Medical Research Foundation of Oregon John ‘60, ‘65 & Emily Jensen Luxottica Retail Warren ‘64 & Geraldine Higa Montgomery Street Foundation Elizabeth Johnson‡ Macular Degeneration Foundation Wayne Holm O.L. Moore Foundation Alyce LaMont‡ NACDS Foundation Robert ‘64 & Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67 Northwest Health Foundation Derek ‘92 & Bettina Cooper Lasko ‘95 National Society of John ‘60, ‘65 & Emily Jensen Northwest Lions Foundation for Loren Leach ‘61‡ New England Women Don Kania & Renee Dubois Sight & Hearing Kenneth & Colleen Lewis Newsradio 750 KXL Peter & Judy Kohler OOGP, Inc. Roy ‘40‡ & Barbara Wales Lieuallen ‘39‡ Oregon Lions Sight Derek ‘92 & Bettina Cooper Lasko ‘95 The Oregon Community Foundation David ‘63‡ & Sandra Spurling & Hearing Foundation Robert & Laurie Lawson Oregon Sports Trust, Inc. Lowe ‘78, ‘82‡ Pac/West Communications Kim & Barbara Ledbetter Panasonic Corporation of Kamelia Massih ‘82, ‘85‡ Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute Fariborz Maseeh North America William K.H. Mau ‘69‡ Portland General Electric William & Cheron Messmer Mayhall ‘64 Polymer Technology Richard & Susan Miles SightLife Daniel McFall Research Corporation James & Mildred Miller‡ Spirit Mountain Community Fund Doc & Wendy McGhee Rite Aid Corporation James ‘46‡ & Elisabeth Tektronix Foundation Gail Taylor Meade ‘70 Rotary Club of Forest Grove Cushman Nichols ‘42‡ Times Litho, Inc. Richard & Susan Miles The Hubert & Ludmila N. Charles O’Connor Rose E. Tucker Charitable Trust Alice Streitwieser Morgan ‘57 Schlesinger Foundation Kathryn O’Driscoll ‘86 US Bank of Oregon Lyman & Marilyn Makii Morikawa ‘70 The Ralph & Bunny Schlesinger Nelson Olf Verizon Communications Scott ‘79, ‘83 & Cynthia Wacker Nehring ‘78 Foundation Anne Wagner Price ‘40 Wessinger Foundation Roger & Joyce Neu The Standard Irene Price Windsor Foundation Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77, ‘82 Stimson Lumber Company Richard Reath ‘38‡ The Wyss Foundation Robert Platt ‘66 Tuality Healthcare Ray Replogle‡ Irene Price United Church of Christ — James ‘40‡ & Nan Reppeto‡ Charles Trombley Society Lee Ann Williams Prielipp ‘66 Local Church Ministries Donald Sanders ‘42‡ Diamond Level Gregory ‘97 & Kelly Reed Prusynski ‘83 US Bancorp Paul Schramel‡ The Estate of James Reppeto ‘40 Charles Trombley graduated from Vistakon Johnson & Johnson Paul Schwejda & Judith McDonald Pacific University in 1954, then The Estate of Paul Rice ‘51, ‘52 ‡ Vision Care, Inc. Robert Skippen ‘52, ‘54 spent a 30-year career at the university. John Roberts ‘63 VSP Global Judson ‘62 & Sherry Hicks Smith ‘64 The Charles Trombley Society Diamond Bruce & Karen Rohde Walgreens Barbara Sowers‡ level honors those who gave $5,000 or James & Cathy Rudd Wells Fargo Steve & Debi Stanich more between July 1, 2013, and Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Cross Schauermann Wheeler Foundation Loran‡ & Dorothy Stewart‡ June 30, 2014. Eugene Skourtes Willamette Dental Group C. Wayne ‘50, ‘60 & Jean INDIVIDUALS Everett Stanley ‘52 & Rex Chase Willamette Industries, Inc. Brodersen Tate ‘52 William Stoller ‘74 Bob & Sandy Albers Terrance Toda‡ Tommy & Amber Thayer The Estate of Edwin ‘52 & Lois Ball Evergreen Society Ruth Van Arnam ‡ Betty Thorn Robert ‘66 & Elisabeth Barrett Sheila Manus Vortman ‘67 Goffe & Nancy Jones Torgerson ‘78, ‘80 The Evergreen Society recognizes those The Estate of Amy whose lifetime giving to the university & Marlin Vortman Robert & Marcia Walsh Spelbrink Beaupre ‘33 is $50,000 to $99,999. Louis & Camille Wainwright Loren & Dottie Waltz James ‘60 & Mary Fair Berglund ‘58 Loren & Dottie Waltz Douglas ‘72, ‘74 & Eileen Weberling INDIVIDUALS Ronald & Terry Bray Douglas ‘72, ‘74 & Eileen Weberling Benjamin & Elaine Whiteley Neta Wirak Barr ‘28‡ Charles & Mary Chatelle Brennan Larry Williams Gerald ‘73 & Bonnie Yoshida Ruth Bishop ‘68 Evona Harford Brim Samuel ‘49, ‘50‡ & Helen Wilson Eugene & Launa Zurbrugg Kay Bishop George‡ & Ruth Burlingham Doris Madsen Winters ‘29‡ Charles & Mary Brennan Melinda Cottrell Cameron ‘65 ORGANIZATIONS Loren‡ & Judith Wyss Melva Brown‡ & William Berg Albertsons, LLC Melinda Cottrell Cameron ‘65 Candace Carr Alcon Laboratories, Inc. ORGANIZATIONS & William Berg Manuel & Rosa Castaneda American Chemical Society American Chemical Society Candace Carr Timothy Choy ‘64 The American Optometric American Endowment Foundation Lund Chin ‘65, ‘66 William ‘68 & Patricia Bickel Church Association Foundation American Optometric Association Leona Coon‡ Karl Citek & Patricia Logan Aramark Aramark James Dundas ‘49, ‘50‡ Michael & Jane Cleary Bi-Mart Corporation Bank of the West Gladolia Durig‡ John & Jennifer Smythe Collins Medical Trust Bi-Mart Corporation George & Donna Evans Coyle ‘90, ‘93, ‘00 Community Newspapers, Inc. Cambia Health Foundation Mark & Katherine Frandsen Steven ‘85 & Kathleen Dragovich Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Cancer Federation Inc. Lesley Hallick Dan & Sallie Dutton Essilor of America, Inc. pacificu.edu/magazine 19

Mahlum Architects National Society of New England Women Safeway, Inc. Tuality Healthcare VSP Global Washington County Dental Society Willamette Dental Group Gold Level The Charles Trombley Society Gold level recognizes those who gave $1,000 to $2,499 between July 1, 2013, and June 30, 2014. INDIVIDUALS Steve & Gail Aamodt Timothy ‘86 & Mary Allen Jerry ‘56 & Stephany Morris Anderson ‘62 Mark & Rebecca Ankeny Kasumi Aoki ‘97 Frank ‘67 & Margaret Baldwin Gene Bard ‘58 Richard Barkley ‘68 Jeremy Beal ‘97 GAMMA SIGMA FRATERNITY celebrated its 150th anniversary at Homecoming 2013. The fraternity Myra Schimke Beeler ‘62 was the first chartered west of the Mississippi River and continues to this day at Pacific University. Tom & Jennifer BeLusko Robert & Karen Gibbons Bennett ‘67 Bruce ‘68 & Judith Engdahl Bishop ‘68 Willard ‘51, ‘52, ‘54 & Karen Bleything David Boersema The Greenbrier Companies Platinum Level Denny Miles & Barbara Curtin Miles Thomas Brand Hi-School Pharmacy A. Wayne ‘44 & Brix Myers The Charles Trombley Society Platinum Charles & Donna Pabst Broder ‘69 Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Raymond ‘88 & Theresa Nelson level recognizes those who gave $2,500 Ross Bryan Juan Young Trust to $4,999 between July 1, 2013, and David ‘55 & Susan Parry Mike & Shirley Buckley Lasko Printing, Inc. June 30, 2014. Henry Peek Ronald Cain ‘72 & Jillian Braniff Lease Crutcher Lewis Joseph & Bobbie Rodriguez Michael ‘66 & Karen Calvert INDIVIDUALS Les Schwab Warehouse Center, Inc. Karl & Jennifer Bell Schulz Lisa Carstens & David Pagano Ann Barr-Gillespie & Peter Gillespie LG Display Steven Stewart ‘69 Bryan ‘78 & Pamela Casper Julie Berglund Baker & Doug Baker Luxottica Retail H. Joe Story Cameron & Becky Cheek Scott Blumenstein & Catherine Elliott Massiah Foundation, Inc. Milan & Jean Stoyanov Joe & Terra Cheek George Brown & Barbara Young McGhee Entertainment, Inc. Jan Stricklin Kathleen Chen Patrick ‘93 & Mariko Clark Microsoft Corporation Stephen Taylor ‘82, ‘86 Scott Child ‘97 & Kelley Denney Robert & Susan Pollock Coussens M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust & Mary Lou Newbold Mike & Annie Chisholm Michelle Baron Cowing NACDS Foundation Jeanie Terilli Eleanore Chong & Monty Richards Phillip & Leigh Creighton National Collegiate Athletic Association Robert ‘93 & Kristin Thomas Don ‘70 & Cathleen Clay Brian & Denise Doherty National String Project Consortium Ronald ‘66 & Debra Schranz W. Mitchell & Marsha Cogdill Margaret Duyck ‘89 Office Ergonomics Research Committee Van Roekel ‘60 Richard & Arlene Coon Donald & Katharine Epstein Oregon Alliance of Independent Marlin Vortman & Sheila Randall ‘66, ‘67 & Joanne Corey George & Donna Evans Colleges & Universities Manus Vortman ‘67 Anthony Cox ‘74 & Ann Schmiedeke-Cox Gerald ‘53, ‘54 & Marian Groff The Oregon Community Foundation Cassie & Allan Warman Kenneth & Sylvia Curry Mark Helgeson ‘88 & Dori Oregon Health & Science University Lorne Yudcovitch ‘96, ‘97 Michael ‘74, ‘75 & Mary Dieter Carlson-Helgeson ‘88, ‘89 Foundation & Rosiland Hursh ‘98 Gregory Dinges Michael ‘77 & June Hudson P and L Partnership Laney Ziv Kate Brand Durst ‘85 Gary & Mary Hunter Pac/West Communications Stephen ‘73 & Cynthia Schlueter Cinda Shear Ing ORGANIZATIONS PLI Systems, Inc. Dustrude ‘74 Shawn & Rachael Johnston American Optometric Foundation Rotary Club of Forest Grove Robert & Nell Epler Frederick & Gail Jubitz Arnerich Massena, Inc. SightLife Arlene Evans John & Jane King Best Western University Inn & Suites Simons Foundation Nicole Evans ‘10 Jack & Marjorie Putman Lanthier ‘60 CooperVision, Inc. Eugene C. Skourtes Foundation James ‘68 & Susan White Fitzgerald ‘69 Colleen & Kenneth Lewis Duck Pond Cellars The Standard Kenton ‘01 & Kelli Fredlund Matthew & Rochelle Moses Lowe ‘91, ‘95 Emmert International Stimson Lumber Company Gerald ‘61 & Laura James Frye ‘65 Elsie Lucia Energy Trust of Oregon Walgreens Timothy & Joyce Gabriel Gary & Patti Lukas Hoya Optical Labs of America, Inc. Walsh Construction Company Terry Gallagher Monica Wolf Marvin ‘68 King Charitable Foundation Nicholas ‘73 & Linda Gitts Kenneth McGill KPMG Foundation Jeffrey Greendorfer ‘71 Thomas Meakin ‘62 Legacy Health David ‘62 & Ginger Hackett

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Scott Hein ‘03 Pizza Schmizza Chi-Wai Ho ‘72, ‘75 Professional Eye Care Associates Irene Holland ‘71, ‘77 of America Sara Hopkins-Powell & Russell Otte Shopko Dan ‘69 & Lois Hornberger Silicon Valley Community Foundation David & Linda Hunt SRG Partnership Daniel ‘65 & Saifon Jacobowitz Stoller Family Estate Peter & Jan Jacobsen Target Corporation Steven & Penny Jaffe Therapeutic Associates — Sandra Jenkins Forest Grove Physical Therapy David & Anne Thompson Johnson ‘53 United Church of Christ — Tagay ‘61 & L. Renee Kang Local Church Ministries Louise Cahn Karr ‘65 US Bank of Oregon Nu’uanu & Rhesa Kaulia Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Glenn ‘65 & Miriam Olson Kelly W.E. Leung & C.W. Ho Michelle Keyser Professional Corporation Alan & Donna Kinsel REP. EARL BLUMENAUER VISITED Pacific University in September 2013 Kyle Kobashigawa ‘87 Sidney Harper Rick Krebs to discuss new urbanism, a design movement that promotes walkable Marsh Society Marita Kunkel neighborhoods containing a range of housing and job types, at a Silver Level Nell Kuonen public forum hosted by the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation. Sidney Harper Marsh was Pacific’s Norman Larabee ‘56 Blumenauer has represented Oregon’s 3rd District in the U.S. House of first president and spent much of his Dan & Lori Lavey 4 Representatives since 1997. pacificu.edu/tommccall 25-year tenure diligently fundraising Gloriene Brown Lesmeister ‘61 for the university and its mission. The Warren Leung ‘76 Sidney Harper Marsh Society Silver level Janice Levi ‘92 recognizes all donors who gave $500 Kerry Lohr ‘71 to $999 between July 1, 2013, and Hugo Long ‘64 Susan Barrett Roddy ORGANIZATIONS June 30, 2014. Steven ‘77, ‘79 & Kathy Loomis Andrew Rowe A-Dec, Inc. INDIVIDUALS Robert & Eleanor Love Lisa Rowley Advance Electric Motors and Kenneth ‘73 & Ellen Veigel Albus ‘74 Stuart & Po Madsen Michael Rushfeldt ‘95 Compressor Rebuilders, Inc. Kenneth ‘64 & Susan Gifford Alcorn ‘65 Teresa Maloney Ali Sadri & Lila Ashenbrenner Allergan Pharmaceutical Evie Sallee Allen ‘59 Jean Marchant Dorothy Schimke ‘64 & Cliff Jarrard Association of Schools and Christopher ‘88 & Jane Andrews Mitsunobu ‘71 & Hatsuho Maruyama Richard ‘60 & Jennifer Picard Septon Colleges of Optometry Rebecca Ashkenasy Linda Marvel ‘65 & Charles Mies The Estate of Clara Chase Smith ‘46 Ball Janik, LLP Victor‡ & Dolores Atiyeh Tommy & Judy Masters Judson ‘62 & Sherry Hicks Smith ‘64 Beta Sigma Kappa Robert & Judith Baldwin Jessie Lockhart McCandlish ‘67 Ryan & Stephanie Snyder Burlingham Seeds, LLC Thomas Barreto ‘84, ‘86 Harry Merlo Melissa Sommers ‘78 C Bar C Outfitters Mark ‘91 & Adrienne Beck Chase ‘93 & Amy Milbrandt Tammy Spencer & Richard O’Connor Carl Zeiss Meditec, Inc. Phillip & Julie Beyl John & Linda Miller Byron & Dianne Steiger ‘79 CVS Caremark Kent ‘84, ‘88 & Anna Bond Michelle Monkman-Bradt ‘90, ‘92 Daniel & Susan Stein Desert Wind Winery William ‘58 & Carolyne & John Bradt Richard & Doreen Stenson DW Drums Nesbit Braun ‘60 Michael & Jackie Nahorney Mimi Gonigam Stevens ‘61 Ethicon, Inc. Daniel ‘62 & Mary Brown David & Susan Nelson Elton ‘53 & Carol Storment Gallatin Public Affairs Michael & Jane Burch-Pesses Kathryn Nielsen ‘78 Henry Swigert Gannett Foundation Richard Burk ‘88 & Heather Marthanne Norgren Charles & Caroline Swindells Gerding Edlen Hansen-Burk ‘88 N. Charles O’Connor Jacob & Kimberly Swyers Good-Lite Company Mark Burnett Kathryn O’Driscoll ‘86 Gerald & Mary Jane Taniguchi Grace Works, LLC Kyle McLain ‘10 & Martha Paul ‘61 & Phyllis O’Driscoll Bradford & Linda Stiles Taylor Great Western Council of Optometry Calus-McLain ‘03 Nelson Olf Margaret Taylor Hall Jaffe & Clayton, LLP Gerald ‘65 & Judy Carvell Gary ‘74 & Gwen Pacarro James Thayer Henningsen Cold Storage Bruce Casias ‘85 Aman ‘12 & Roma Patel ‘15 John Thayer G. Dallas Horton & Associates, PC Patrick & Iris Chang Amy Pedersen ‘08, ‘11 Teri Wallace IBM Corporation Richard & Joan Charlton Cameron Perry ‘65 Amy Waltz Intel Foundation Patricia Cheyne & Mary Kay Schwab-Perry Gary Weitzner ‘76 & Cathy Wells ‘76 KAI USA ltd. Gregory Chin ‘93, ‘96 Clark ‘65 ‘70 & Aurora Max & Kathleen Main White ‘63 Clark Little Photography Terrence ‘78 & Rosemarie Clark Salvador Peters ‘65 Paul White & Jeanne Kistner Harry A. Merlo Foundation, Inc. Sarah Cleveland & Ronald Narode John & Donna Phillips The Estate of Lois Whiteneck Miller Nash, LLP Marilyn Coats ‘78 Brant & Carolyn Kaegi Popma ‘79 Jon Wiener NASA Vision Center Bradley Coffey ‘79, ‘81 & Mirth Walker Michael Preisz & Karen Hinsdale Christopher Wilkes & Cheleen Mahar NW Center For Psychoanalysis Portland Ronald ‘49 & Saray Collman Anne Wagner Price ‘40 James & Brenda Hall Wilkinson ‘60 Oregon Public Health Institute Michael & Diana Daggett Wilber Ramirez-Rodriguez ‘10 Norma Nelson Williams ‘61 Oregon Zoo Foundation Alan ‘52 & Mary Stone Davidson ‘53 Christopher & Susan Ratliff Salisa Williams The P&G Company Dale ‘64 & Kendra Dawson Fletcher Ray ‘00 & Alli Aaby John White & Bonnie Wyckoff ‘05 Pacific Landscape Management, Inc. Leanna Deeds ‘69 Rex ‘66 & Kristy Reed Charles & Diana Zinser Pacific Marine Testing Co David DeMoss & Geoffrey Wren John ‘70 & Judith Dunn Reslock ‘68 Pacific Northwest Conference of the UCC Leslie Devaud Christopher & Dorinda Diener Rife ‘82 Pacific Office Automation pacificu.edu/magazine 21

Derryck ‘65 & Anne Nordlund Dittman ‘65 Riley ‘82, ‘83 & Judy Nakatsu Impact Physical Therapy of Hillsboro Robert & Rita Amick Ellen Dohr ‘80 ‘82 & Scott Loveridge Justin ‘96 & Sherri Norris ‘96 Marchon Eyewear Albert & Lola Jean Amorin Russell & Ann Furukawa Dondero ‘81 James Ogden ‘72, ‘73 Martin Hospitality Eric & Helen Price Andersen John & Jodi Tarnasky Endicott ‘81 Glenn & Gail Okada Bob McEwan Construction, Inc. Steven & Denise Andersen Alexander ‘65 & Nan Farquhar Fred & Jeanne Oliver Steven A. Miller OD Antonio & Christine Anderson Timothy ‘79 & Wendy Foley Darin Paulson ‘94 & Suzanne Scott ‘94 OreAsian LLC Carolyn Anderson Brian & Cheryl Bennett Fox John ‘54, ‘65 & Genevieve Pennington Oregon Seed Association Gene & Marilyn Anderson Charlene Mendell Fregosi ‘78 Charles Petersen ‘60 John L. Scott Market Center John ‘64 & Theresa Hjersman Lorely French & James Draznin Bruce & Judy Price Peterson Sittner & Nelson, LLC Anderson ‘67 Shane Gallagher William & Patricia Pimental Therapeutic Associates Karen Anderson Robert ‘75, ‘76 & Sharon Gander Amber Prange & Jon Eaton United States Handball Association Lynn Anderson Hans ‘72 & Edna Doar Gehring ‘70, ‘72 James ‘88 & Antje Presnell United Way of the Melanie Anderson Jonathan ‘80 & Kelli Stipe Gehrs ‘81, ‘82 William & Carolyn Friedel Pritchard Columbia-Willamette Norma Anderson ‘59 & Bob Radford Thomas Hammond Michael & Jill Quillin Willamette Valley Vineyards Paul ‘50 & Sarah Anderson Ralph ‘67, ‘68 & Barbara Beth Rasgorshek ‘84 & Michael Benton Roger ‘60 & Donna Anderson Wilson Handly ‘67, ‘68 Jack ‘63 & Linda Reeves Boxers & Badgers Level Roger Anderson ‘74, ‘75 Roger ‘77 & Elizabeth Miller Hanna ‘81 Dan & Lee Ann Remington ‘83, ‘84, ‘93 The Sidney Harper Marsh Society Rose Anderson Stephen ‘62 & Annabelle Jones Hanson ‘63 Glen Rice ‘38 Bronze level recognizes all donors who Stephen ‘64 & Catherine Anderson Alexander & Amanda Haugland ‘07 Brady ‘02 & Molly Richmond gave up to $499 between July 1, 2013, Lucy Anderson-Duyck ‘05 John & Sherry Hayes Rebecca Rodes and June 30, 2014. Anthony & Naomi Andrade Lawrence ‘58, ‘59 & Joan Hedgren Sharla Rodriguez Mark & Madelene Andre INDIVIDUALS Brian Hess Richard Rutt David & Laura Andreas Sara Aasness ‘14 Sally Hess Kurt & Joanne Ruttum Toby ‘04 & Julie Andreasen Evelyn Abad-Mateo Paul & Andrea Williams Hladky ‘97 Leanne Ryweck Scott & Deanna Andrews Peter & Myrna-Lyn Abang Jeffrey ‘87 & Glynis Sanekane Hooker ‘90 Donald & Dorothy Schauermann Paul & Jennifer Andrews ‘03 Punneh Abdolhosseini ‘14 Barney ‘62 & Joanne Morrow Howard ‘63 Michael ‘78 & Laurie Scott Thomas Andrews Nathan & Michele Abe Joan Hugill Norman ‘63 & Cheryl Gillis Scott ‘65 Edrey Schendel Anker ‘47 Rebecca Abergas ‘17 Anthony & Margaret Jackson Danny & Pamela Seraphine Blake Anthony ‘15 Arthur ‘57 & Els Abma Glenn & Janine Jacobs Donald ‘77 & Catherine Shaw Jennifer Antick George Abner Clark ‘74 ‘76 & Diane Taylor Jensen ‘76 Gary ‘67 & Margaret Shumm Sasha Antman Lynn Abraham ‘51 Eric & Catherine Thomas Johnson ‘79 Ronald & Amy Sigler Michio Aoyagi Emily Abramson ‘14 David Johnson Dan Simmons & Sylvia Young Gonzalo Aquino & Teresa Nolasco Terry ‘78 & Vicki Adams Robert ‘49 & Dori Jones Theodore ‘74 & Anara Simmons Linda Arakaki ‘94 Tony & Virginia Adams Ronald & Suzanne Trombley Judah ‘75, ‘81 Fred Sittner Warren ‘83 & Deane Arakaki Arlene Adamson Raynard & Charlotte Carr Kanemori ‘69 Mary Wolken Sizer ‘52, ‘77 Alicia Arakaki-Schadt Alfonso & Ely Afos Reza Karimigevari Eugene & Michelle Smargiassi Kelly Arbuckle ‘05 Thomas & Linda Moriyama Agawa Lori Jo Kirschenmann ‘81, ‘83 Howard & Valerie Smith Marlin ‘73 & Suzan Sorbel Ard ‘71, ‘73 Peter Agbo ‘09 Doug Kissler & Kathy Kilgour-Kissler Bruce & Shelley Smolnisky Angela Arena Dwayne ‘83 & Doreen Agena Mark & Colleen Knaupp David ‘63 & Karen Spidal Joan Armstrong Kinsem & Dale Agena Elliot Kokai ‘10 Stephen ‘87 & Elizabeth Sternitzky Paul & Lydia Armstrong Robert & Jean Agnew James & Kathleen Kotchik Gayle ‘66 & Lois Strickler Phillip ‘93 & Janette Padilla Armstrong ‘95 Cynthia Aguilar ‘12 Rosalie Krebs Dennis ‘72, ‘74 & Phyllis Swarner Elizabeth Arnall ‘06 Maria de Jesus Aguilar Priscilla Lafollett ‘70 Daniel ‘93 & Tami Syverson Douglas & Terry Arnall ‘04 Rhona Ah Choy J. Joseph Lang Arnold ‘51 & Lilian Taylor Genevieve Arnaut ‘98, ‘99 Myles Ah Nee Jeffrey Larson ‘77, ‘80 Stephen & Carole Thomas Kent & Lynne Arnold Steven Ahl Rik Lemoncello Gerry Thompson A. Yvonne Arnoldi ‘77, ‘79 Thomas Ahlberg ‘18 David & Katherine Lomartire Roger ‘67 & Marlene Thompson Sean & Anna Arquette Stacy Ahrens George ‘63 & Martha Long Matthew ‘17 & Melissa Watters Melqui & Irene Arroyo Ryan Aiello ‘06 & Lisa Molitor Geraci ‘91 Jeffrey ‘76 & Catherina Long Richard & Mary Whiteley Karen Art Don ‘73 & Rowena Knaphus Aina ‘72 John ‘70 & Virginia Cary Long ‘69, ‘73 David Widen Jacob Artz ‘09 Joseph Aipoalani Robin Malinosky-Rummell E. Sheffield Wilder ‘68 Charles & Sally Arvidson Harmoni Elliott ‘03 Michael Mallery Robert & Leslie Williams Keola Asato ‘01 Brian & Ada Akimoto David & Holly-Ann Marchant Jack Worden ‘61, ‘62 Linda Asato Saburo ‘50, ‘51 & Betty Akiyama Matthew & Kristine Marcus Robert ‘58, ‘59 & Marguretta Yaeger Robert & Sandra Asato Hajime Alabanza ‘13 Judy Mason ‘60 Aki & Frances Iida Yano ‘65 Laura Aspinwall ‘89 & William Bright Ador & Marcelina Alcayde Jay Maxwell William H. Young ‘58 Michael ‘78 & Delisa Asuncion Christina Aleckson ‘95 Michael ‘82 & Candace R. Jon & Kathy Yunker Teddy & Mercie Asuncion William ‘64 & Margaret Skarsten Furubayashi McCartney Azmi & Wafaa Atalla ORGANIZATIONS Alexander ‘63 Michael ‘80 & Celine McEwan James & Gina Audritsh American Association of Del ‘75 & Carolee Allen David Mertes ‘00 Roberta August ‘82 University Women Sara Allender ‘09 Doug Meyer Glenn & Sylvia Aust Brasada Ranch Gail Harrison Allgood ‘69 Erica Meyer-Arendt Raquel Avalos Columbia Bank Peter & Diane Almgren Frederick Miller & Nancy Martin Bruce & Shawn Loucks Axten ‘86 Eyes on Broadway Littleton & Anne Alston Steven ‘82 & Patricia Miller Eric & Kristi Ayars ‘06 Farmers Insurance Group Robert & Linda Alton John Mitchell Robert & Lydia Babek Forest Grove Junior Baseball Association Donald Alzner ‘65, ‘66 Amanda Moore ‘02 & Nathan Shrefler Phillip Bach ‘69, ‘71 G. Hartzell & Son Stephen & Lisa Amezcua Jeannine Murrell David Bachman ‘03 R.B. Hornberger Company, Inc. Andrew Amick ‘16

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Brown Deanna Carten ‘99, ‘01 Rita Barton Charles ‘65, ‘72 & Betty Bird Jeff Brown & Suzan O’Connor-Brown Jennifer Carter ‘14 Bart Bass Justin Birmingham ‘01 Michael ‘82, ‘84 & Jan Brown James & Mary Carver James & Nancy Bass & Dina Thompson-Birmingham Michael Brown Marilyn Casa Calvo-Green ‘64 Andrew & Karen Rand Bassett ‘06 Jerry & Valerie Black Darrell & Naomi Stucky Brown ‘03 & Robert Green Martha Haynes Batchelor Stanley ‘72 & Elizabeth Black Vance ‘81 & Diane Yanagihara Brown ‘81 Morris & Gwendolyn Casey Howard & Linda Bateman Clark ‘70, ‘72 & Lois Burchett Lorelle Browning & Marvin Simmons Steve & Sara Bagley Casler ‘97 Walter Battaglia & Debra Blackwood ‘71 Nora Brownlie ‘72 & Jerry Chan James ‘76 & Susan Cason Villarreal-Battaglia Gregory Blaisdell Tonya Bruechet John ‘77 & Patricia Cason Sterling Bax ‘15 Paul ‘84 & Kari Blanchard Ruel ‘99 & Renee Beninger Brumitt Robert ‘54 & Barbara Pelton Casteel ‘56 Curtis Baxstrom ‘83, ‘84 Matthew Blankenship ‘10 Jim Brunk Kihei Castillo ‘09, ‘14 Mary Lou Beall ‘71 & Kristina Hankins ‘11 Marge Brushe Virginia Cate ‘42 Chloe Beard ‘97 Alexa Block ‘13 Merle ‘47 & Lois Bryan William & Joan Chace Pauline & Mick Beard Robert ‘74, ‘75 & Judy Gooch Tom Bryan & Sue Yee-Bryan Charles Chaffee ‘99 Lori ‘93 & James Bearden Blomquist ‘75 James & Janet Brynteson Joe ‘60 & Priscilla Chamberlain Joseph ‘79 & Florence Beattie Abigail Boardman ‘12 Meredith Brynteson ‘08 Tessa Chamberlin ‘17 Carol Beauchamp Michael & Tami Boardman Keith & Kara Buckley Emily Chandler Ryan ‘14 & Mellissa Wilson Beck ‘15 Marta Bogrand Nate & Eleissa Buddress Arthur ‘69 & Peggy Chang Duane Beckwith ‘79 & Fran Kosik George & Anita Taylor Bolanis ‘63 Tami Buedefeldt Evanson Chang ‘85 Christopher ‘08 & Teresa Ayala Jay & Laura Floyd Bondy ‘89 Doyle & Amber Buhler Jack & Patricia Chapman Beechwood ‘08 Michael & Charlene Reid Booth ‘81 Loren Bullard ‘06 Michael & Judith Charles Richard ‘63 & Ann Bernheim Beers ‘65 Kellis Borek Forrest ‘42 & Rosemary Christine Chatten ‘93, ‘96 & Rich Wilson Alexandrea Beh ‘15 Scott ‘85, ‘86 & Jeannette Borgholthaus Joubert Bump ‘60 Jerry ‘57 & Lis Chichester Suzanne Foley Belatti ‘01 Michael Borreggine ‘12 Richard & Ruth Bunker Gene & Lily Chin Gina Bell ‘00 Elaine Bortles Rachael Burbank ‘09 Mary Ching Kathryn Bell Kali Bose ‘14 Eric & Joyce Burbano Michael Ching ‘15 John Bellantoni Marie Botnen ‘61 Diana Burda Robert & Viarida Ching pacificu.edu/magazine 23

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Dale & Kathryn Korevaar Costin ‘66 Stan Devereux Wayne Edgecomb ‘72 Mikaela Christensen ‘16 Lindsey Costley ‘09 George & Nancy Dewey Andrew & Christine Edwards Richard Christensen ‘89 Nate Coston & Roxanne Johnson Ronald Dewitt Kelly & Pamela Gunson Edwards ‘77 & Karen Karterman Elaine Coughlin & Jonathon Lietz Kristen Dick ‘13 Robert ‘69, ‘71 & Billie Edwards Theodore ‘53 ‘54 & Nola Christensen Mark & Pamela Coussens Helen Randall Dickason ‘48 Laura Edwards-Leeper Gary & Julie Christerson John & Diana Cox Philip ‘63 & Ruth Dickie Debbie Eickmeyer ‘93 Charles Christiansen Diana Cozad Benjamin Dictus Gregory ‘62, ‘63 & Nancy Eisen Kevin & Lisa Roberts Christiansen ‘98, ‘01 Virginia Wingler Crager ‘63 Kristen Dierick ‘14 Greg & Kathryn Eisenbarth Randall Christiansen ‘72, ‘74 Bruce & Mary Cramer Jay Dietrichs ‘68 & Matthew Gage Diane Dennis Elliott ‘72 Erik ‘83, ‘86 & Pamela Paguia Dorothy Crawford Hagar ‘80 Monika Dillahay ‘00 Jonah & Kelly Elliott Christianson ‘85 & Newt Hagar Stephen Dippel ‘50, ‘51 Noah ‘08, ‘09 & Raemona Elliott Phil ‘76 & Vicki Christman Darrel ‘87 ‘89 & Niropa Prasad Crissler Conrad Divis ‘75 Tom & Kris Elliott Sachiko Chun David ‘66 ‘67 & Cathy Crist Curtis ‘77, ‘79 & Cindy Struck Dix ‘79 Elizabeth Elston Russell & Frances Chung Catherine Crooker & Griff O’Brien Phyllis Dixon ‘51, ‘58 Robert Emerson ‘68 Jim & Christine Church ‘89 Elizabeth Crooker ‘14 Adinda Djitowibowo ‘17 Marjorie Gustelius Emhoff ‘48 Diane Church ‘01 Irene Croswell John & Teri Moses Dlouhy ‘75 Terry Emmert Tony & Heidi Church John ‘74, ‘76 & Debi Crotty Trisha Doan Linda Endo ‘73, ‘74 Daniel & Patricia Ciula Brad & Janell Croxford Alexa Dobbs ‘13 Carol Stephenson English ‘51 Michael & Paula Clancy Sean Cudahy ‘13 Jeri ‘58 & Patricia Dobbs Ned ‘77 & Janet Enyeart Daniel Clark & Terri Cook-Clark Roland & Petra Culhno Frank ‘53 & Alma Dobra Scott & Kathleen Eppinger Henry Clark Jon & Nennie Cummings Kelly Doherty ‘86 & Linda Elliott Roger Epstein & Barbara Kirk Graham ‘88, ‘90 & Dina Erickson Kimberly Clark ‘03 & David Hall Carl & Joeanne Cunningham Michael & Michelle Doherty Philip ‘92 & Deborah Cusack Mark & Ann Erickson Peter & Carol Clark Paul & Rina Doherty Karl Czirr ‘00 Philip & Carol Doidge Mai-Lee Eriksson ‘03 Rebecca-Kelly Perez Clark ‘10 Heather Dahl Elmer Domingo Peter Erschen Steven Clark Charles & Carol Dallas Federico & Jeremias Domingo Maria Escutia Andrade Troy Clark & Junko Clark-Kato Cole & Wendy Dalton Robert Domingues Brandie Ettinger ‘03 Edward & Deborah Clarke Robert & Carol Chesbro Danley ‘67 Michael & Marquitta Donaghy Kirstin Evans Robert ‘51 & Deanna Clarke Jim & Gayle Rosenback Darr ‘64 Steven Donahue ‘66 Parrish Evans ‘11 Christine Clark-King ‘70 Gregory & Bonnie Davenport Jason ‘07 & Jyothi Dondero William & Annette Evans Bev Clarno Aaron ‘94 & Erika David Sean Donohue & Siana Scott Mark & Gloria Everett Daniel ‘03 & Nicole Cleveland Shana David ‘93 Christopher Dorough ‘11 Joseph & Beverly Evers Gordon Clifford Robert ‘59 & Linda Davidson Calvin ‘71 & Linda Downey Joan Exford ‘66 & Donald Korb Kennedy Clifford ‘09 Steven & Nancy Davidson John Downie ‘67 Barbie Jo Fa’agau Madison Clifford ‘17 Ben Davis Lisa Downing Helena Fagan ‘73, ‘76 & Nels Becker Laurel Ann Carter Clifton ‘84 Moses ‘88 & Janice Davis Ian Doyle Dave & Julie Fall Melanie Clubb Ron & Jerra Davis Ernest ‘60 & Darlene Drake Grazio & Judith Delater Falzon ‘75, ‘85 George ‘50 & Jacqueline Dakota Davison ‘14 Megan Banasek Drake David Farley Barney Cobern ‘50 Sara Jane Davis-Risen ‘06 Paul ‘54 & Ruth King Draper ‘57 Jason Farmer & Maritza Dash Jerry & Lori Coffindaffer & Steven Risen Mike & Cheri Drennan Donald & Lennice Farnham ‘89‡ Kaila Cogdill ‘03 Mark & Sharon Dawson Herbert ‘60 & Carol Bowser Drew ‘60 Michael Farris Dirk ‘97 & Leah Jessesski Colby ‘96 Lincoln ‘81, ‘83 & Laurie Daynes Joshua Drew ‘11 Helen Fathali-Dashti ‘02 & Shervin Dashti Gary ‘97 & Lanita Cole Gale Dayton ‘52 John Driscoll William & Jan Loomis Faust Jennifer Yee Cole ‘16 Genevieve De Vleming ‘59 Josephine Driscoll Hal & Eryn Fay Jerry & Colette Coleman Gail Masuda Dean ‘71 Amanda Dudley Dale & Linda Feik Alexander Collias ‘12 Michelle Dean-Newcomb ‘91 Gail Dudley ‘79 Cody Feliciano ‘16 Samantha-Noel Collins ‘06 & Riley Newcomb Tim & Janine Dufficy Robert ‘98, ‘00 & Katherine Gary Conaway Robin Debman Patricia Dukes Shields Felix ‘01 Duane & Judy Conching Catherine DeCampos ‘88 Jim & Gretchen Geldaker Dumestre ‘95 Marvin & Barbara Collins Ferenstein ‘64 Nancy Condit ‘70 Curtis Dechant ‘97 & Amy Jennifer Dumolt ‘15 James ‘60 & Debora Fergerson Neil Conlon ‘93 & Katie Doak Fuhr-Dechant ‘92, ‘95 Verne & Donna Duncan Jacquelyn Holbert Ferguson ‘63 Nancy & David Connolly Leslie DeGrauw ‘87 Nathan Dung James & Deborah Ferguson William & Ruth Connor Janelle Del Castillo ‘14 Peter Dunn & Jane O’Brien Antonio & Karen Fernandez Bruce & Patricia Laws Conrad ‘64 David Delaney Karen Dunston Edgard & Melecia Fernandez Elizabeth Conroy-Yockim ‘06 Martha DeLong ‘74 & John Campbell Michael Duponte Alfred & Kathleen Morgan Ferrando ‘71 A. Everett Cook ‘51 Judy Delong-Rittman ‘04 & Ruth Niino-Duponte Everett & Carolyn Ferreira Keith & Judith Cook & Paul Rittman Martha Duran de Gonzalez Ruth Ferris ‘69 Lynn ‘70, ‘72 & Capi Sabins Coon ‘73 Eugene DeMayo ‘79, ‘81 Ralph & Suzanne Duyck Mark & Jan Feuerbach Mitch & Kathryn Pace Cooper & Karen Wharton ‘81, ‘83 Kenneth & Gillian Dyall Abigail Fiegenbaum ‘14

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Linda Fields Steven ‘81 & Rebecca Fields William & Myla Fiesterman Herman Figueroa & Michelle Braz Pollard Charlotte Filer Nicholas ‘07 & Sarah Chrusoskie Fillis ‘08 Erica Findley Martin Fischer Susan Fischer Jordan Fisher ‘09 Marta Fisher Patrick ‘74 & Marianne Fisher Colin ‘97 & Katherine Merrill Fitzgerald Robert Fitzmorris ‘08 & Sarah Maltezo ‘09 Teresa Fitzmorris James Fleming Brian ‘87 & Katherine Coffman Fleskes ‘86 Bruce ‘87 & Paula DeWenter Fleskes ‘89, ‘91 Peter Flipsen Jay Flora Danilo Florentin & Julie Alegre-Florentin LOREN AND DOTTIE WALTZ POSE WITH THEIR DAUGHTER AMY WALTZ at the 2013 Pacific University Ricardo & Doris Flores Celebration of Giving. The Waltzes recently gave $50,000 to establish the Waltz Endowment for the Gabriel Flory ‘14 John & Debra Flory Center of Peace and Spirituality at Pacific. The endowment will help the center host prominent speakers, 4 David ‘85, ‘88 & Deanna Fok such as last spring’s visit by social activist Angela Davis. pacificu.edu/cpas Steve & Linda Foote Kara Ford ‘06 Michele Ford ‘15 Peter Ford ‘45 Fred Fukuroda ‘64 Michael Geraci ‘91 & Jennifer Hardacker Lloyd & Kay Gooding Matthew Forgit ‘04 Ben & Evelyn Fuller Ennis & Susan Geraghty Nathan Gorham ‘91, ‘93 Mason & Joanne Forrence Kay Fun Louis ‘50 & Patricia Gerhardt Michael & Heidi Canutt Gorka ‘89, ‘90 Eva Forrester ‘14 Gary & Patty Funes Michael & Jeanne Port Gettle ‘72 Ronald ‘66, ‘67 & Truska Gorrell Anna Nettleton Forsberg ‘96 Dennis Fuoss Peter ‘68 & Carol Stedronsky Giannini David ‘72, ‘74 & Diane Goss Jeffery & Michelle Fortner David Furman ‘06 & Jessica Ryan Gibbard ‘03, ‘10 Mark & April Graham Jeanne Fox Richter-Furman ‘06 & Danielle Warner Mark & Trina Grandinetti Scott & Darla Francies Manami Furuya Larry & Connie Gienger James ‘72, ‘74 & Isidra Grant William & Beverly Francies Bonnie Lake Gaborik ‘66 Walter & Hsiu-Yen Giersbach John & Linnea Grantham Allin Franco ‘16 Glenn & Kris Gabriel Brent & F. Denise Price Giesbers ‘00 David ‘03 & Ashley Graves Daniel Frangipani ‘10 Thomas & Helen Gabriel Robert & Ramona Knight Gifford ‘55 Janet Butler Gray ‘62 Jason Franks ‘01 Gail Alexander Gage ‘79 Carroll & Susan Staton Gilbert ‘62 Steven ‘94 & Emma Dessauer Gray ‘95 N. Price ‘61, ‘68 & Nelda Kelsey Galago ‘14 John Gillem ‘12 Carol Allen Green ‘68 Sherman Franks ‘63 Diane Gallagher Patrick Gillem & Elizabeth Prosch-Jensen Michael & Ivy Buell Green ‘66 Wanda Frazier Rachel Galli Roderic ‘55, ‘56 & Anna Gillilan Judy Greenbaum Lisa Frech Jay ‘90 & Becky Gallinger Mary Gilliland ‘66 Donald ‘66 & Debora Greenfield Lance ‘82 & Martina Fredericks ‘83 Bradford & Barbara Gallup Jay & Dawn Oen Gillman ‘87 Linda Miller Greenfield ‘68 Michael & Maryann Fredriks Kai Galyen Isaac Gilman James ‘99 & Kim Greenwood Elia ‘97 & Esther Coppedge Freedman ‘98 Shirley Anderson Gamble ‘49 Colleen Gilroy ‘98 Travis Gregory Joana Freedman ‘83 Celia Gampel Jon & Anita Gimre David & Leisa Grenland James & Pamela Blackis Freeman ‘71 Kristina Ganter ‘12 Dawn Giza ‘90 Robert & Donna Greytak Darcy Freese Mike & Amanda Littlewood Patrick & Rachel Fennimore Glancy ‘91 Patrick ‘09 & Leandra Schaffer Griess ‘11 Duane French ‘62 Garber ‘07, ‘11 James & Donna Yep Gleaves ‘67 Steve ‘64 & Inez Bondurant Griffels ‘66 Merrie Greene French ‘60 Ryan Garcia ‘12 Jeff & Julie Glover Benjamin Griffin ‘11 Doni & Michelle Ehlke French ‘93 Robert & Anna Gardiner Barbara Glover Turner ‘72 Tom & Beth Boyd-Roberts Griffin ‘89 Michael & Julie Frings Lynn Gardner & Ballard Turner Jennifer Groehler ‘10 Deborah Friscia Paul & Yoke Gardner Scott Gobel Dean & Karen Groetzinger Philip Friscia W. Aubrey ‘60 & Billie Gardner Patricia Gober Andrew & Rebecca Grogan Thomas & Elizabeth Friskey Swann Nina Garrett Erik Godwin Anita Grossen-Mayer ‘85 Richard & Carol Friz Michael ‘71, ‘73 & Cindy Garton R. Kenneth & Karen Sato Godwin ‘66 & Bernard Mayer Glenn Frizzell ‘53, ‘56 Thomas & Arlynda Gates Joel Gohdes Dale & A. Elaine Bianchi Grothmann ‘71 Robin & Lanae Frodsham Jana Gay David ‘75, ‘76 & Patti Gohman Robert ‘57 & Evelyn Grundison Brad Fujisaki Carolyn Gazeley & Brad Van Allen Patricia Gomez Jeffrey ‘80 & Mary Grundon James Fujisaki ‘91 William Geertz ‘65 Ben & Kim Gonzales Elena Guinn Randall & Robynne Fujita Travis George ‘14 Ian Gonzales ‘03 R. Pearl Wilson Gunn ‘68 Colin Fukuda Garry & Joan Geraci Maria Gonzalez-Cress ‘14 pacificu.edu/magazine 25

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Rigan Wayne ‘66, ‘67 & Gloria Hagerman Vincent Hayes ‘65 & Jane Andrew-Hayes Wayne Hironaga & Allyson Terrence Hummel David Hagerty ‘13 Marian Baldwin Hays ‘43 Hironaga-Ahakuelo Michael Humphrey & Kathleen McNichol Hal Hagge ‘79, ‘80 Karsten Hazelett ‘75 Dan Hirselj Taylor Humphrey ‘16 Daniel Hagus ‘74, ‘75 & Josephine Pegrum-Hazelett ‘75 Lawrence ‘86, ‘88 & Barbara Hittle Steve & Theresa Hunker M. Nebil & May Halabi ‘07 Erin Hazell ‘14 Elizabeth Robohm Hix ‘56 Larry ‘66 & Marilyn Hunn Becky Breneman Haley ‘89 John ‘66 & Elaine Head Greg & Kelly Bouwman Hjelmeland ‘03 Adam Hunt John Hall ‘17 Rodney ‘60, ‘61 & Suzan Heater Michael & Cheryl Ogawa Ho ‘64 James ‘77 & Elizabeth Hurley Benjamin & Kimberly Von Allmen Hall ‘91 Lyle & Carolyn Hehn Lester & Ruimei Ho Patrick ‘66, ‘67 & Sigrid Ekholm Stanley Hallock ‘75, ‘77 Howard Heisler ‘89 & Germaine Robert ‘62 & Michele Hobza Huston ‘66 Eric Halperin ‘86 & Beatrice Michel ‘87 Cheslock ‘87, ‘89 Clark ‘74 & Mary Wagenblast Elizabeth Hutchinson ‘94 Charles Halpern & Annette Olson Lester & Erma Heisler Hochstetler Pati Hutchinson Stacey Halpern Jolene Heitmann Sharon Hoff Roland Hutchinson Douglas & Linda Austin Halsted ‘66 Charliss Held ‘83 ‘84 John ‘62 & Lucille Horner Hoffman ‘62 Michael & Catherine Hyland Natasha Halstvedt ‘17 David & Virginia Held Jeffrey & Kate Doner Hoggins ‘98 Jonah Hymes Abigail Hamel ‘13 Leslie Hellebush ‘13 Justin Hokama ‘10 CareyAnne Izuo Ichimura ‘03 Christa Apicella Hamilton ‘74 Michael ‘83 & Donna Hellums ‘83 Alfredo Hokutan Scott & Nancy Ichimura Craig & Rebecca Christie Hamilton ‘80 Rodney ‘69, ‘71 & Vickie & Donna Cadiz-Hokutan Frank Imbrie ‘62 Rowland ‘74 & Sue Judson Hamly ‘74 McKenzie Helm ‘71 Blaise Holden ‘13 Amy Inciong ‘05 Bruce ‘79, ‘80 & Anne Hammonds Ann Helmick ‘66 Felicia Holgate Craig & Lisa Hiromasa Inouye ‘84 Theodore & Tania Glasscock Hand ‘04 Keith ‘93 & Terrianne Hendrix Roger ‘77 & Mary Holling Michael ‘66 & Linda Inouye ‘68 Heather Hannam ‘78 Paul & Alane Hennes William & Jo McGarry Tony & Kelli Burk Iranshad ‘97 Richard & Crystal Giacomini Hannan ‘99 Robert & Mary Lou Hennes Hollingsworth ‘50 Nicole Irons Devin Holmes ‘13 Joshua Hannum ‘16 Christine Henning ‘13 Lynn Ironside Robert ‘65 & Gail Holmes William & Barbara Hannum Andrew Hennings ‘14 Dean & Vassilia Ishihara Chantale Hansen Ben ‘01 & Crystal Guiney Holscher ‘99 Shawn Henry John & Jill Ishikawa Linda Hanson Kathryn Holt Ashley Henscheid ‘09 Pedro Jacinto Robert & Peggy Hanson ‘91 Walter Holt Charlene Gerton Henshaw ‘67 Brian & Laura Jackson Gregory & Andrea Bickel Happel ‘94 John ‘74 ‘75 & Nancy Gall Holte ‘77 Bruce & Donna Hepler Paulette Jaeger Donald & Carol Hapward Lars Holte ‘13 Michael & Cathleen Herbage Daniel Jaffe ‘14 Mildred Hara Timothy & Christine Holte Daniel & Phyllis Weiler Herinckx ‘70 Majduddin & Patricia Jaffer Cameron ‘11 & Tawny Hardy Louis ‘54 & Dolores Kidder Dave & Kelly Hering Alina Mineshima James ‘84 Darlene Miller Harkins ‘59 Holzgang ‘54 Anne Herman Daniel ‘87 & Becky Kurtz James ‘90 Richard Harman ‘13 Theresa Homolac ‘08 Atuey Hernandez Darrel ‘86 & Jennifer James John Harrelson & Shiela Lesh Ronald ‘51 & Joyce Honeyman Carmelo Hernandez William ‘92 & Eve James Bobby Harris ‘70 & Ruthann Hartley Cynthia Honma ‘06 Raymundo & Belma Hernandez Ronald ‘65 & Janice Janasek Lewis ‘55, ‘56 & Barbara Harris Lester & Penelope Hoodenpyle Shanell Kawasaki Hesia ‘03, ‘04 Thomas Jeanes ‘69 Lowell ‘62 & Janet Harris Jean & Obie Hoodman & Robert Hesia ‘04 Erik Jensen ‘10 Jeffrey & Jennifer Bennett Harrison ‘96 John & Susan Hoover ‘79 Caroll Heusser-Collard ‘55 Lee ‘63 & Penny Jensen T. Carlisle ‘57 & Lydia Fahner Harrison ‘60 Frederick & Lisa Hopkins Patrick & Joni Heveron Michael ‘79 & Sheila Jensen William & Dixie Harrison Benjamin & Tiffany Wilson Christian & Lisa Heydemann Douglas ‘93 & Karen Jeske ‘93 Sara Harsin ‘07, ‘08 Hopwood ‘02 Margaret Heyman Hotch ‘99, ‘01 Jeff & Brooke Jetton Cassandra Hart Beehler ‘13 Russell & Susan Horikawa & Daniel Hotch Zhi & Hui Jian Joseph ‘91 & Debra Hartford Fraser Horn ‘00, ‘04 Alden & Karen Higa Chang Young Jo & Moon Sook Kim Todd & Lynda Harthun & Nicole Kopacz-Horn ‘01, ‘07 Coreen Higa ‘01 Richard Jobs & Kimberly Brodkin Paul ‘78 & Linda Hartkorn Lisa Horn Derrick & Pearl Higa Julie Jochum ‘09 Susan Hartman George Horner ‘44 Edna Higa Glenn Joesten ‘63 Terrance Hartmann ‘10 Victoria Horton ‘97 Glenn ‘70 & Candice Higa Steve & Annette Johanesen Gary ‘58 & Jacqueline Hartrampf Vinita Howard Patrick ‘94 & Terilyn Antonio Higa ‘95 Rustee-Ann Johansen ‘15 Victoria Haschak Derrinda Howe Paul Higa ‘08 Linda Johns ‘89 & Phil Biehl Larry & Judy Haselwood Helen Howe Calvin & Sharon Higuchi Audrey Karnes Johnson ‘09 Jason & Alexa Hashimoto Randy & Michele Howe Jack ‘50, ‘51 & Irene Hilbourne Barbara Johnson ‘51, ‘53 Michael ‘97 & Kristen Cooke Tyler Howe ‘17 Brittney Johnson ‘12 Haslebacher ‘98 Jason Hildreth ‘08 Dianne Hrubec ‘96 Michael Hassur ‘77 & Kathleen Evan Hiles ‘13 Carl & Miwako Hsu Bryan ‘83, ‘86 & Leah Johnson Uruski-Hassur ‘75 Dean Hill ‘61, ‘75 Bev Chamberlain Hubbard ‘66 Claude ‘75 & Elisa Johnson Ellen Hastay Douglas Hill ‘67 Randy ‘82 & Margaret David Johnson Robert & Kathryn Hastie Timothy & Elaine Hill Mackenzie Hubbard ‘81 Donald & Lori Johnson Antoinette Hatfield William Hilliard ‘52 & Dian Lindsay Burton ‘56 & Margaret Harty Emily Johnson ‘14 Lola ‘65 & David Hatfield Maurice & Margaret Hoyen Hillyer ‘60 Huggett ‘56‡ Glenda Johnson ‘83 & David Knoyle

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Jodie ‘96 & Tami Johnson Karen Kellett ‘11 Gerald ‘64 & Laura Kraxberger Ernesto ‘61 & Susanna Lee Leonard ‘53, ‘58 & June Johnson Birchard & Sandra Kelley James Krebs Hubert & Desiree Lee Milt ‘52 & Sue Johnson Harley ‘55 & Candace Kelley Peter ‘66 & Robin Kreidler Ronald & Karen Miller Lee ‘92 Paul Johnson ‘70 Timothy & Gretchen Proehl Larry ‘65, ‘66 & Carol Krieger John & Kim Yano Lee ‘83 Peter ‘76 & Junko Johnson Kelly ‘87, ‘89 Richard & Linda Kroll‡ Marshall & Esther Lee Timothy Johnson ‘80, ‘83 Jennifer Johnson Kelly ‘08, ‘11 Julie Marie Good Krueger ‘08 Michael & Allison Lee Jerry ‘68, ‘70 & Peggy Spencer Jolley ‘70 Kyle Kelly ‘89 Theodore & Marianne Krupicka Ryan Lee ‘13 David ‘70 & Gail Jonas Megan Brown Kelly ‘13 Brian ‘85, ‘88 & Tish Kubo Dorothy Robinson Legernes ‘48 Grant ‘97 & Lynda Rasmussen Jones ‘98 Charles & Karen Monaco Kemp ‘73 Jarrett & Lana Shotwell Kubo ‘04 Troy & Joan Hower Lehto ‘92 James ‘74 & Ginny Weinhold Jones ‘76 John Kenagy Ronald & Stephanie Kueber Michael Leighton ‘78 Jennifer Sala Jones ‘11 Robert & Judith Kerlinger Merton & Amy Kuga Thomas Lekas Mark & Frankie Jones James & Jennifer Kerr Mark Kunimoto ‘03 Thomas ‘74, ‘76 & Arlene Higa Lemieux ‘72 Matthew Jones ‘82, ‘84 Bryce Kershner ‘14 Kimberly Kunishige ‘12, ‘13 Matthew ‘03 & Elizabeth & Jody Hamilton Kurt & Pamela Kessinger Kevin & Renee Kurata Good Lengwenus ‘05 Robert & Kris Jones Shaun Keylock ‘15 Blake Kuroiwa ‘16 Suzette Leonard ‘01 Tod Jones ‘94, ‘99 Kristopher & Heather Keys George ‘58 & Dorthea Kurtz Melchor Leon-Vidals Chelsea Jordan-Makely Christopher & Desiree Bell Kiesel ‘01 Kenji & Diane Kaya Kusaka ‘80 Donald Letourneau Stephanie Smith Jorgensen ‘64 Howard & Kathy Kihune John ‘99, ‘01 & DatNhan Rob & Daphnie Carruth Levine ‘03 Dane Joseph & Morgan Crabtree Catherine Kim & Moonsoo Kang Khuu Kwei ‘97, ‘01 Robert & Charlyn Thompson Lewis ‘61 Gage Josi ‘13 Hazel Kimura Myomyint Kyaw & Kaythe Thaya John & Linda Hoar Lewis ‘65, ‘68 James & Louise Joss Launa Kind Curtis & Carol Kyger Mark Lewis Jack Jossi ‘59 Michael & Lori Guiton King ‘80 David Lackey ‘68 Susan Li Delilah Judy ‘46, ‘73 Melinda Kinnan-Willits Curtis Ladiges Scott Lieuallen & Margaret Mahoney Tim ‘78 & Melva Juett Beth Kinoshita Ronald Lajoy Jeremy Likens ‘17 & Natalia Kathy Juvet Peter & Celia Kircher Joel Lampert ‘05, ‘07, ‘10 Figueroa Casiano ‘17 Deloros Afrank Kaauwai ‘59 Sandra Kirchner ‘77 & Erin Dustrude-Lampert ‘05, ‘08 Jack ‘61 & Maureen Byrd Liles ‘61 Hartwell & Judith Kaeo Patrick & Lori Kirk Warren & Betty Lancaster Trevor & S. 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Melodye Mac Alpine Allyson May ‘85 Gerald Melore Amanda Moore ‘07 John ‘75, ‘76 & Joann MacDaniel Craig & Renee May Jody Meltebeke Andrea Moore ‘09 Christine Macfarlane & Timothy Rippe Mary Mayfield Ken & Kimbra Melton Bruce & Sandy Moore William & Jane Mack Ted & Jane Mayhugh Abelardo & Elvira Membrere Charles ‘60 & Darlene Moore Charles & Sandra Madary Robert McAllister ‘73 Jason ‘96, ‘97 & Kayleen Beard James Moore Pasquale & Karen Madeddu Moriah McArthur ‘07 Mendenhall ‘97 June Purviance Moore ‘52 Ron & Sharon Kodani Maeda ‘74 William & Kim McAuliffe Edwin & Aida Mendoza Kathryn Moore Dennis & Karen Goya Maedo ‘67 Adam & Shelley Rietmann Krystal Mae Mendoza ‘12 Laura Moore ‘11 Matthew Maglalang ‘09 McCabe ‘06, ‘09 Howard Menton ‘77 Michael & Panvadee Moore Pamela Maher Kelly Ross McCall ‘97, ‘00 Shelley Merello Rachelle Gates Moore ‘00 Robert ‘63 & Sherree Wager Mahoney ‘65 Sierra McCartney ‘11 Susan Merkner Robert & Rhonda Moore David Maile ‘10 Ward McCartney Christopher & Jan Mertes Ryland Moore Eric Main Jeffery ‘88 & Jan McCaw Shirley Mertes Sean Moore ‘11 Sandy Maines ‘09 Mark & Faye McClanahan Katrina Mettee Anna Moran ‘93 Nathaniel Malo ‘11 Douglas ‘96 & Claudia McClure Fletcher & Julie Czywczynski Meyer ‘03 David & Mary Jo Morelli Steel & Melody Maloney Bryce ‘89 & Bernice McCollum Matthew ‘75 & Diana Pratt Meyer ‘75 Bunk & Sheryl Rosales Moren ‘97 Romeo & Grace Manabat Guy & Norma McCormack William ‘71, ‘73 & Rosemary Meyer Darlene & Jim Morgan Gary & Wendy Manago Michael ‘88, ‘90 & Debbie McCown Frank & Jaquelyn Reitz Meyers ‘61 Karan Woodburn Morgan ‘94 Robert Mandelson ‘67 Marcus McCoy Warren & Jennifer Michelsen Kenneth & Terry Morgan Jason ‘93 & Emily Mandic Ruth Anne Graves McCullough ‘09 John & Frances Mickelsen Katie Morgan Kerry Mandulak Joan McCumby ‘72 Joseph & Susan Mihelich ‘05 Phillip & Pamela Morgan Ka’imionalani Manner ‘14 Brian McDaniel ‘00 & John Purdy ‘01 Patti Miles & Thomas Richardson Jason ‘97, ‘02 & Kelly Kwai Kealiihauoli Manner & Leilani Rasa Gregory McDaniel ‘07 Mrs. T. Kirk Miles Morgenthaler ‘00 Jayson Manning ‘14 Caitlin McDonnell Kirk & Catherine Miller Ivan & Janet Morita Timothy Mansour ‘13 Molly McDonnell ‘05 David & Norah Miller Mike & Cheryl Morita Ronald & Virginia Mapes Julie McEwen Donald & Charlotte Miller Grace Morizawa ‘68 Darrell ‘71 & Tonia Szilagyi Mapston ‘73 Donald ‘67 & Arlene McFadden Eric & Kimberly Miller Robert & Suzanne Morrison Anthony Marble ‘97 Thomas & Kathy McFarlane James Miller Delaney Morse ‘17 Michael & Janet Zimmerman Markee ‘58 Patrick & Jeanne McGann Jess & Barbara Miller John & Charla Moser Catherine Marlow Paul McGee ‘93 & Paula Vogt McGee Johanna Miller ‘11 Michael & Michelle Moser John & Barbara Marontate Vicki Sherman McGee ‘01 John & Debra Miller Shani Moser ‘94 Barbara Marquam ‘66 Dennis & Sharon McGirk John Miller ‘10 Ginger Moshofsky Sandra Flores Marroquin Michael ‘69, ‘71 & Kathie McGrath Michael & Norma Miller Calvin ‘66 & Claudia Ryan Mosley Anh Marrs ‘13 Christine McGuire Nicholas ‘02 & Crystal Fitzsimmons Frank ‘62 & Jennifer Mossman Mary McDonald Marrs ‘63 James McGuire ‘05 & Angie Verbenec Miller ‘02 Joseph & Leslie Graves Moya ‘88 Benjamin ‘03 & Andrea Wilson Martha Teeter McGuirk ‘69 Shannon Miller ‘14 Lee Moyers ‘11 Marske ‘03 Bruce McInnes Stephanie Miller Thomas & Teresa Muller Kenneth & Becky Freeman Martin ‘73 Arthur ‘72 & Beverly Olesen McIrvin ‘74 Gerald ‘55 & Donna Millis Daniel Mullins Bert ‘92 & Kristina Wagner Martin ‘91, ‘95 Michelle McJunkin ‘02 Alice Schroeder Mills ‘57 Larry & Barbara Mullins Cheryl Martin ‘05 Andrew ‘91, ‘93 & Jennifer Edward & Judith Brown Mills ‘73 Martha Muncie ‘68 Douglas ‘93 & Gladys Martin Green McKenzie ‘92 Keith & Janet Mills Gerald & Susan Munger Gary & Nancy Weber Martin ‘70 Ross McKenzie ‘03 Peter Minaya ‘14 Eugene & Frances Munson Lowell & Sydney Martin ‘92 Jason McKinney Douglas ‘84 & Lanette Miner Gerilyn Murai Anthony Martinez Kathryn McKinney ‘06 Anthony & Wendy Misseldine Yoshiyuki & Cecilia Saqueton Muraki ‘96 Eric & Stacy Martinez Daniel & Stana McKitrick Warren Mitchell ‘62 Dwight Muraoka Lucia Martinez Richard McLeod William Mitchell & Kathryn Siddle Michael Muraoka ‘71 Manuel & Rosario Martinez Richard & Mary McLinden Gary Mitchener ‘60 Daniel & Carleen Sorensen Murdock ‘61 Rogelio & Luz Martinez Douglas McMickle ‘76, ‘83 Judith Claghorn Mitchener Donovan Murphy Yadira Martinez ‘08 Laura McNeil ‘12 Richard & Elaine Mitzel Jeannette Murphy ‘87 Yasutaka Maruki Martina Cooper McNulty ‘91 Michael Miyamoto Abby Murray ‘09 Mohammad & Valrie Marzband Austyn McPherson ‘09 Timothy Moe ‘06 Daniel & Alice Murray Gary & Jeanne Masad Murray ‘66, ‘67 & Charlene McPherson Greg & Vicki Moen Sundi Musnicki ‘04 Wade Masaki ‘87 Glenn & Barbara McQueen John & Kathryn Mohar Timothy & Ethel Musnicki Jeffrey & Margaret Mason Steven & Sidney Thorgramson Andrea Mohrle ‘93, ‘97 Anne Myers Stephen & Cynthia Mason McReynolds ‘04 Ada Molinoff ‘10 David & Katrina Myers Alan & Dale Masumura Justin & Jessica McRobert Martin & Lois Moll Glenford Myers & Shelley Hall Douglas & Kelley Skiles Mathis ‘90 John Medeiros Mike & Jan Moloney Jody Myers ‘85 Kristen Mathis ‘09, ‘14 Max Medrano ‘17 Bert & Tammy Lee Momohara John Myers Michael & Anne Mathis Laura Medved ‘09 Michael Monahan ‘15 Joshua Myers ‘99 David & Tamara Wiedrich Mathison ‘90 Rob & Andrea Johnston Irving & Momoe Kokubo Mondschein ‘50 Derek ‘10 & Kathryn Watson Gerald ‘80 ‘83 & Lori Ann Matsuda Meeuwsen ‘91, ‘08 Clifford & Laura Monroe Naegeli ‘10 Clyde ‘69 & Joanne Yee Matsui ‘69 Lucina Mejia Gaona Miranda Montejo ‘13 Jeane Naito Glenn ‘65 & Joan Matsukawa Marisela Mejia Gaona Hector & Melinda Montoya Van ‘73 & Jan Nakagawara Kris & Emily Matsumoto Rosa Mejia Gaona David Moody ‘84 & Karen Hauger Jared Nakama ‘08 Stewart & Faye Matsunaga Nick Meletis ‘16 Marc ‘13 & Ashley Moody Calvin & June Uyeunten Nakama ‘88 Tonya Mauk ‘07 Adam & Tamarra Mellick Brian Mooney Kenneth & Karen Nakamura Donna Maxey ‘70 Kenneth & Judith Mellow Catherine Moonshine Kurt Nakamura ‘88

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Calvin & Kay Nakao Albert & Kandi Paxton Obrist ‘08 Louis Payne ‘60 Stephen Prag Brock Nakashima ‘16 Jorge ‘77 & Susanne Ocampo Jerry & Elizabeth Peacock Jeffrey ‘73 & Maria Lita Yambos Pratt ‘74 James & Judith Nakashima James & Edye Odo Robert ‘65 & Mary Lowery Peacock ‘64 Brian & Carole Prechtel Roshanak Namavari ‘06 Brian ‘89 & Michelle O’Driscoll Dennis ‘78 & Corinne Pearson Matthew & Cathi Presjak Myrl & Bonnie Nardinger Myron & Marilyn Oen Matt & Tina Pearson Curtis ‘98 & Danielle Johns Preston ‘99 Sophia Nation ‘16 Al & Judy Ogasawara Barbara Peck Jeff & Jill Brandsberg Pridgeon ‘92 Kelly & Mildred Natividad Marguerite Ogden Henry ‘71, ‘72 & RaeAnn Pedack Connor Principe Coral Natta Raymond Ogle ‘08 Mark Pedemonte & Alayn Waldorf LeeAnn Strachan Prodoccini ‘94 Tiana-Jasmaine Naval ‘17 Rodney & Gail Okaneku Dale & Susan Pedersen Ellie Prpich ‘03, ‘04 Gary Neal Logan Okita ‘06 Victoria Pedraza ‘84 Cesar Pudiquet Michael & Frances Nebrija James & Geri Olbrich & Rafael Pedraza-Urtes Charisse Pudiquet ‘16 Maryllyn Miller Neely ‘78 Jennifer Olds ‘00 Gretchen Peek Marjorie Pudiquet David ‘78 & Christine Robert & Elaine Olguin Sandra Pelham-Foster Daniel ‘82 & Susan Puetz Zimmerman Nees ‘79 Emil & Eugenia Olis Benjamin & Stacey Martell Joseph & Nancy Pulito Sally Neff Heidi Olis Pelster ‘06, ‘08 Roberta Culverson Pullen ‘49 Daryl & Joanne Steveley Nehler ‘63, ‘70 Michael Olis Dashiel Penfield David ‘67 & Stephanie Soares Pump ‘67 Wendell ‘59 & Danell Neibuhr John Olivera ‘85 Nina Perard ‘09 Mike Pupunu & Michele Vierra-Pupunu David ‘82, ‘84 & Cheryl Neill Hilario & Margaret Olivos Jack Perez ‘16 Chanley Purdy ‘11 Phillip & Susan Neiman Tammy Satake Olsen ‘91 Todd Perkins ‘88 Jann Purdy Henry & Barbara Wylie Nelson ‘51 George Olson Dennis & Glenda Connell Perry ‘65 Keith & Louise Putman Dale & Ann Nelson Daniel O’Malley ‘06 Don & Sheri Pestka Ronald ‘56 & Alice M. Puzey Lenora Nelson ‘80 Nancy O’Neal ‘03 Ann Peterkort ‘10 Larry & Kristi Pyne Milton ‘55 & Shirley Womsley James Onishi Dave & Tyra Peters Carlos & Thelma Qualls Nelson ‘55 Joe & Lynn Onley Terry & Juli Peters Richard & Katherine Quantock Randall ‘80, ‘83 & Laura Tran Mark Ono ‘79 Chris ‘77 & Norma Petersen Elizabeth Quimby ‘13 Nelson ‘80 Byron & Glennis Ooka John ‘66 & Nancy Warwick Michele & Brian Quint Sarah Nelson ‘13 Thomas Oommen ‘00 Peterson ‘65 Karissa Quist ‘15 William ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 & Louise Lou & Susan Ordini Melanie Petilla Foeppel Krishnan Ramaya & Carolynn Leding Nelson ‘51 Lori Ordway-Peck ‘81 Ruth Boyles Petrasso ‘40 Davino-Ramaya Jan & Jean Newman William & Judy Ortiz Todd ‘05 & Michal Pfeil Gabriel Ramirez ‘15 Kerry ‘60 & Marie Newman Douglas Osborn Tim & Karen Hedeen Pflaum ‘82 Jose Ramirez & Martina Lopez Kirk Newman & Rachelle Hennings Joyce Kellington Osborn ‘45 Craig ‘78 & Lisa Phelps Sandra Ramirez ‘93 Sara Newman Robert Osborn ‘64 William Kevin & Linda Phelps Luis Ramirez Dominguez Bruce & Wendy Newton ‘97, ‘00 Jeffrey ‘97 & Lacey Day Osgood ‘97 Bernice Phillips James Ramos ‘16 Jonathan & Marjorie Richmond William O’Shea & Erica Kleinknecht Sarah Phillips & David Friedman Emily Rampton ‘72 Nichols ‘68 Dean ‘87 & Laura Shintaku Oshiro ‘88 Tatiana Piatanova G. Edward ‘56 & Barbara Ramsdell Roberta Nickels ‘70 Kylee Oshiro ‘16 Janis Picker John ‘62 & Yolanda Lewandowicz Robert Nickerson & Ann Ulum Tyler Oshiro ‘13 Nicole Pickering ‘07 Randlett ‘63 Paul & Caryl Hoffman Nicol ‘78 Edward & Denise Osiadacz Sara Pickett James ‘79 & Elaine Randolph John ‘68 & Melinda Meyer Niemi ‘69 Robert Osten ‘11 Scott Pickrell Thomas & Joanne Tilton Rannells ‘82 John Nightingale ‘11 Kip Oswald ‘75 Michael Pielaet & Patricia McCarthy Nate Rasmussen ‘12 Stephen ‘72 & Marilyn Niimi Bill ‘66 & Carmen Ott Tom & Nickola Grossmiller Pierce ‘66 Patricia Rasmussen ‘53 Danford & Leanne Nikaido Raymond & Nancy Overtone Carl ‘60, ‘62 & Lois Pileri Geoffrey ‘79, ‘81 & Dorothea Scott ‘87 & Stephanie Murai Margaret Wong Owen ‘71 Marshall & Jennifer Bunnell Pinder Olson Rath ‘79 Nishimura ‘88 Paul Owens ‘66 Robert Pinder ‘63 Vanessa Rathbun ‘05 Guy ‘74, ‘78 & Michelle Nishizawa Larry & Susan Pacheco Maria Pineda Karl & Theresa Raudsepp ‘89 Todd & Barbara Nitta Paul & Susan Paduano Robert ‘60 & Roberta Pinson Robert & Johanna Rawson Robert ‘47 & Norma Nixon Greg & Jonatha Paetzhold Jason Pirga ‘03 Bill & Kristy Ray Christina Noel Jonathan ‘94 & Andrea Wageman Philip & Alice Pitluck Curtis Ray ‘05 Kathleen Nolan Pahukula ‘96 Megan Plumlee ‘03 & Becca Wilhelm Tanya Raymond ‘82 Mike & Oulayvanh Noochan Anthony & Sharon Pang Duane ‘61 & Joyce Plyter Mark & Kathryn Doty Read ‘89 Malala Noraddin ‘16 Darren ‘89 & Patricia Cozort Pang Philip ‘54 & Gaye Poff Roylene Read Christie Norbury ‘10 Wayne Panui Charlaine Lilley Polak ‘74 Amber Redoble ‘12 Erle & Patricia Murphy Norman ‘73 Dennis & Amy Paradis Eiko Politz Justin Redona ‘14 Susan Normoyle ‘71 Michael & Debbie Pariera Wayne & Robin Polly Sanford Reece Peggy Frone Norris ‘62 Sohyun Park ‘17 Joseph ‘66 & Sharon Pomrink Landis & Natalie Beltram Reed ‘97, ‘00 Carrie Northway Steven Park Victor & Jane Vloyantes Ponce ‘67 Cynthia Reese Judith Savani Norton ‘68 Tami Park ‘11 Douglas Pope Jeff & Julie Reichard Earl & Sharon Nosack Katherine Parker Hannah Porter ‘14 Rebecca Reisch ‘01 Jerome & Lori Novero Geddy & Michaela Ryder Parker ‘03, ‘05 Wade & Sunya Porter John Reister ‘52 Robert & Colleen Nowlin John ‘03 & Mary Beth Parsley Henry & Ruth Post Sidney & Brenda Remiticado Roly & Editha Nuesca James & Barbara Parsons Jack ‘67 & Paula Potter Shirley Rencken ‘89 Charles & Jean Lindely Oakes ‘83 Shauna Parsons Steven & Minda Potter Scott Andler & Stacy Renfro ‘94 Bruce ‘75 & Patty Oberhelman Roland & Tina Parubrub Connie Powell ‘01 Ellen Reuler Ashlun Oberst ‘12 Raja Patel James & Renate Powell ‘81 Lisa & Ryan Revilla Frances O’Brien ‘65 David ‘68 & Carol Coates Pauli ‘69 Vincent ‘68 & Pamela Powell Kenneth & Wanda Rewick Jason & Kristin Hlebechuk O’Brien ‘08 Richard & Kelly Paxton Lonnie & Karen Powers Jose Reyna ‘03, ‘09 & Chum No Lay pacificu.edu/magazine 29

Nicholas Reynolds ‘14 Nona Scott Bill Rhoades Thomas Scott Jerry Rice ‘94 William ‘54 & Meda Scott Avery Richardson ‘17 Michael ‘94, ‘97 & Lori Smith Secrest ‘94 Carl ‘86 & Coretta Richardson Kaia Seiffert ‘01 Lianne Richland ‘97 Max Seiler ‘13 John Rickman ‘78, ‘81, ‘84 Rolfe Selberg ‘53, ‘65 Tony & Sherri Rictor Jane Babcock Selberg-Murphy ‘51 Theodore & Linda Keiser Riedeburg ‘67 Brandy Selby ‘13 Mineca Riggs ‘10 Edward & Polly Selby Chuck Riley Karen Sellars Kyle Riley ‘98 & Jenny Johnson-Riley ‘98 James Sellers John Ritchie Christopher & Linda Selvey Edwin ‘84 & Judy Ritt Steven ‘73 & Christy Sem Jessica Ritter Donald ‘68 & Nancy Semmens Daniel Ritzheimer Armando & Linda Sepulveda Ashlee Rivers ‘14 Jeffrey & Maria Seward OREGON TERRITORY MISSIONARIES Elkana and Mary Richardson Jean Rix John Shadden ‘71

Elizabeth Roark ‘08 Walker are among the earliest white settlers in the region. Their son, Robin Shallcross & Otto Schell Robert ‘66 & Kathleen Roark Cyrus, grew up at Tshimakain, learning the native Spokane language, John ‘69, ‘71 & Virginia Patricia Vernon Robb ‘45 and later worked at Warm Springs Indian Agency. Walker descendent Ferber Shank ‘67, ‘71 Suzanne Robb ‘70 Betty Thorn recently donated a collection of Cyrus Walker’s papers, Sarah Sharp Jeremy & Jessie Marshall Roberts ‘03 including journals and letters, to Pacific University, marking one of Kelsey Shaw ‘14 Mary Eyman Roberts ‘61 the most significant additions ever to the university collections. Warner John Shaw ‘16 Ralph ‘61 & Rita Roberts 4 pacificu.edu/walkerpapers Cody Sheddy ‘17 Scott & Dawn Roberts Robert ‘87 & Dolores Sheets Barbara Trenholm Robinson ‘51 Jill Sherman & Marc Monaghan Timberly Robinson ‘10 Barbara Sherrill Liliana Robles ‘09 James & Joy Rozee Dora Sato Christopher ‘01 & Stephanie Sherwood Susan Rocha Wallace ‘57, ‘58 & Catharine Scott Sato ‘03 Kaitlyn Shikada ‘15 Marc ‘05, ‘07 & Lisa Kjorstad Roche ‘06 Shepard Ruch ‘58 Scott & H. Allison Sauer Eric & Patricia Yoshinobu Shinseki ‘64 Graciela Rodales Philip & Lisa Ruder Amanda Savage ‘04 Rebecca Shipman Thomas & Patricia Rodrigues Marvin ‘61 & Mary Lou Rueck George & Elizabeth Sawyer Jean Allin Shirley ‘39 Lidia Rodriguez Enewan Ruiz ‘10 Pilar Sayago Robert & Lorena Deardorff Shook ‘67 Robert ‘59 & E. Ellen Roe David ‘82 & Mary Rumpf Ian Scarth ‘12 Candace Shorack Shawn Roerig Scott & Carol Zolkewitz Rymer ‘92 Martha Scherzinger Darius & Regina Shurden James & Joanne Rogers Nestor & Herminia Sabado Catherine Schiewe ‘13 Donald ‘84 & Deanne Shute Sandra Rogers & William Kness Janelle Sabugo ‘17 Keith ‘78, ‘80 & Karen Schindler Joyce Givens Siewert ‘54 Steven ‘74 & Susie Rogers Teodorico & Lourdes Sabugo Jonathan ‘78 & Pamela Jeremy & Shelli Sigado Kathleen Rohde ‘14 Frank & Judy Olson Young Schlueter ‘77 Terry ‘65 & Marion Natenstedt Sigel ‘66 Randolph & Sandra Rohde Saccomanno ‘94, ‘97 Carl & Charon Schmadeke Kenneth ‘68 & Evelyn Silbernagel Jack & Elaine Roher Lynette Sahnow ‘65, ‘77 Tawny Schmeer ‘01, ‘11 James ‘67 & Candace Willson Shawna Rohner Kellen & Cecily Ellis Sakrison Danny & Wendy Schmerbauch Silkensen ‘69 Edwardo Rojas Eric ‘83, ‘85 & Tamson Saksa Betty & Leonard Schmidlin Robert & Carolyn Brown Simmons ‘68 Greg & Ronda Bender Roley ‘89, ‘92 Katherine Sakumoto ‘13, ‘14 Erik Schmidt ‘11 Dan Simmons Paul ‘76, ‘78 & Terry Wittliff Roline ‘78 Kyle & Atsuko Sakumoto Anne Schmitt ‘14 Adam Simon ‘97 Cecelia Romero ‘88 Donald Salmon ‘75 Earl ‘61, ‘68 & Dicksie Schmitt Mary Jo Simone & Raymond Pietz Corrine Varitz Romero ‘50 Mark & Dianne Salzwedel MacKenzie Schmitt ‘14 Verjean Rancore Simpson ‘60 William ‘76 & Gail Romley Marlene Aguigui San Nicolas ‘92 Gary Schneider ‘64 Walter ‘51 & Muriel Sinclair Jeff & Karen Roney Gerardo Sanchez ‘14 Joseph ‘90, ‘92 & Kristin Schneiderhan Wendi Dunkel Sinclair ‘99 Justin Roney ‘14 Kerry Sanchez ‘03 Jon ‘81 & Christine Schnepel Kelly Singer ‘14 Veronica Rosales-Leon Nelson & Mary Ann Sanchez Greg Schober ‘78, ‘79 Kenneth & Katherine Siqueland Jerry & Michelle Rose Rodolfo Sanchez ‘14 & Mauri Bauer ‘78, ‘80 Patrick & Danielle Siver Robert & Coralie Rose Jaime Sanchez-Gutierrez Gerald Scholes ‘76 Ronald & Angela Skjeie ‘10 R. Thomas ‘74 & Bonnie Roselius Ben Sanderlin ‘14 Evan Schreurs ‘14 Alfred Slighter BriAnna Rosen ‘12 Douglas Sanders Dona O’Neill Schumacher ‘87 Paul & Molly Morrow Sloan ‘96, ‘98 Sharon Rosen ‘76 Eric Sanders Kenneth & Linda Schumann Brent ‘88 & Colleen Couron Smith ‘89 Ira & Ruth Conklin Rosenberg ‘64 George Sanders William & Judy Schumann Garry Smith ‘74 Robert ‘88 & Marilyn Rosenow David & Sheryl Sanders Cindy Schuppert ‘83 Jamie Smith ‘12 Aaron Ross ‘96 & Dina Trueheart Amber Sandoval ‘11 Susan Schwab Janelle Smith Angela Ross Lesly Sanocki Ronald & Aline Schwartz Jason Smith ‘16 Bethany Ross ‘04 Rusty & Kuulei Santiago Donald Schweitzer & Marni Doerfler Dana & Karen Baldwin Smith ‘70 James Ross Alison Hennes Santoro ‘05, ‘08 Elizabeth Schweller Lawrence Smith & Dawn Leslie ‘48 & Rosemary Ross Sierra Saplan ‘15 William Schweller Yoshimura-Smith Jeremy Roth & Julie Freeman Lisa Sardinia & John Bloss Lucas Sconyers ‘14 Matthew ‘83 & Marilee Smith Sean ‘97 & Barbara Toporek Roush ‘97 Janae Sargent ‘16 B.J. Scott ‘03, ‘06 Myron ‘60 & Jann Chapman Smith ‘60 Bron ‘01 & Kellie Jones Rowley Christopher & Elizabeth Sarles Danny & Lynda Nelson Scott ‘81 Ronald Smith

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Scott ‘67 & Gisele Nusspickel Smith ‘68 Stacie Struble ‘15 Janna Tessman ‘12 Barbara & Louis Turk Steven Smith & Martha Rampton Bob & Amy Corvin Struckmeyer ‘70 Troy & Jill Tetsuka Stanton ‘67 & Kathleen Turner Todd ‘86 & Mary Smith Gene Stuben ‘91 Paula Thatcher William ‘63 & Sherral Thornburg Turner ‘63 Walter & Karen Smith William Studdiford ‘49 Jon Thayer ‘49 Kerry Tymchuk William ‘56 & Malva Picard Smith ‘56 Robert ‘63 & M. Karen Sturtevant Mike & Kristy Thayer John & Donna Tyner Jami Snelson Daniel & Carole Suehiro Anthony Thiel Ronald & Carolyn Holtz Tyson Sukuan Snguan Elton & Patricia Suganuma Kathleen Thiel Timothy & Aimee Tyvan John & Margaret Johnson Snyder ‘91 Alan Sugawara Ora Faye Wilson Thogerson ‘49 Robert & Erin Kitagawa Uchida ‘82 Mark & Teresa Sohn Brian Sullivan ‘82, ‘85 & Anna Kristen Thomas ‘10 Keith & Lea Uehara Clifford Solberger ‘50 Leon-Guerrero ‘83 Sarah & Arden Thomas Dennis ‘67 & Karen Ueyama Daniel ‘89 & Diane Solbrack Gloria Greene Sullivan ‘53 Wayne Thomas ‘61 Erina Umezaki JoAnne Somers ‘70 Dennis & Keri Sullivan ‘08 Fred & Betsy Thompson ‘83 Amy Unfred ‘04 Jim & Annjanette Stoddard Robert & Sylvia Summers James ‘78 & Darlene Thompson Ingrid Unterseher Sommers ‘04 James ‘66 & Annabelle Sumner Richard Thompson ‘63 Robert Upchurch Juan Soria & Ruth Zuniga Damon & Colleen Sump Roger Thompson ‘53, ‘54 Patrick Urain & Janett Llamas-Urain Jose & Karen Glenwood Sotto ‘97 Sheila Supplee Rose Thompson ‘13 Kimiko Uto Frederick Sparks ‘62, ‘63 John & Cathy Cody Suroviak ‘02 Thomas ‘59 & Carol Thompson Marlin ‘54 & Barbara Utterback W. Charles Spear ‘79 Angela Surratt Steve & Masako Thomson Dean & Rona Uyehara Kristi Spires Rebecca Sutton William & Sue Thomson Enie Vaisburd David & Katie Handel Sprenger ‘03 Yoshimitsu & Joan Suyematsu Alfred ‘65 & Sharon Thonstad Placido & Michelle Valenciano Brendan & Natalie Stamper Daren & Susan Suzuki Joseph Thorman ‘71 Russell & Patricia Valente Roger & Nancy Smith Stampke ‘82 Michael ‘65 & Ann Suzuki Justin ‘93 & Rika Thorne Mariana Valenzuela Steve & Debi Stanich Dean ‘58 & Janet Swanson Mike & Jill Thorne Caitlin Valhuerdi ‘13 Christina Stankovich Duane Swanz ‘76, ‘78‡ Ronald & Patricia Thorne Steve & Linda Van Doren ‘82 Kathleen Stanley Thomas & Yvonne Swyers Ken Thorp ‘92 Robert Van Dyk & Nancy Christoph Nathan ‘97 ‘98 & Michelle Jason & Meghan Daaboul Swygard ‘04 Richard Thurin Chris Van Dyke Namitz Stanley Diana Sykes Jonathan Thurman ‘03 Dorothy Van Dyke Don & Maxine O’Black Stark ‘58 Lisa Szefel William ‘58 & Joyce Tiedgen William Van Horn ‘54 Victor ‘73 & Carolyn Starow Camay Tabisola ‘14 Blake ‘98 & Melissa Alexander Timm ‘98 Tony & Louise Van Vliet Louanne Starr ‘65 Roque Tabisola & Iregene Carole Timpone & Steve Matthews Carolyn Vanaken Amanda Stead Leong-Tabisola John & Lisa Toguchi Stacy Vance ‘03 Bob Steele Donna Taggart Johnson ‘78 Gary & Lorraine Tokuda Teri-Lynn Nishimoto Vance ‘85 Janet Steele Yu-Chi Tai Warren ‘75 & Debbie Lepley Tokuhisa ‘81 David & Laurie Nelson Vancott ‘00 Michael & Gerianne Steele Patti Taira-Tokuuke ‘90, ‘92 Dale & Sandra Tokuuke Reed ‘72 & Carila Vandehey Mike Steffen & Jon Tokuuke Mark & Alison Little Toledo ‘80 Robert Vandehey ‘60 John Steiger Philip ‘66 & Karen Takaba Lloyd & Cheryl Tolle Willem & Pamela VandeKamp Peggy Stein ‘89 Randall ‘86 ‘89 & Edna Takaki Alan & Joyce Tomita Deanne Dayton Vandevert ‘61 Peter & Windy Stein ‘12 Ryan Takas ‘99 Gary & Gail Tomita Dennis ‘78 ‘80 & Rita Vannatta Jan & Vicky Nichols Sterling ‘74 Blayne ‘94 & Cher Higashihara Neal Tomita ‘70 Philip VanPeursem ‘13 Debbie Stettler Takemoto ‘97, ‘98 Robert & Bobbie Skerry Tomkinson ‘52 Renee & Brent Vanzant Renee Stevens Gerard & June Takiguchi Randy & Julie Doebele Toney ‘99, ‘00 Ralph & Robin Vasey David & Sonja Steves Randy & Donna Tamashiro Darren & Joy Torii Christopher Veazey ‘01 Andrea Stewart Johannes ‘08 & Melanie Tan Dale ‘82, ‘83 & Jamie Tosland & Kristine Drafahl ‘02 Dakota Stewart ‘17 Eric & Roberta Tanaka Alex & Shirley Toth Frederick & Donna Ventura Douglas ‘61, ‘69 & Frances Stewart Terrence ‘79 & Charlene Tancabel Timothy & Lisa Tougas Robert Verant ‘02 & Cristy Thomas ‘89 & Jan Stewart Andres Tapia & Sara Tapia-Guillen Bruce ‘83 & Jill Townley Santangelo-Verant ‘04 Alan & Marta Stig Laurie Tarumoto-Young ‘82, ‘86 Hung Tran ‘00, ‘04 & Sherry Wickware Ray & Martha Arnold Verlinich ‘03 Jeffrey Stoch & Mary Henry & Collin Young Tim ‘74 & Cathy Tran ‘74 Geoffrey Vernon ‘96 & Lisa Harings ‘97 Robert & Diane Stockhouse Tamara Eischen Tasker ‘02, ‘05 Thuy Tran ‘94 Jeremy Vernon ‘00, ‘09 Juliette Stoering Darwin ‘65 & Cecilia Tate Trinh Tran ‘16 Michael & Melissa Vieira David & Stephanie Stokamer Kevin Taucher ‘14 David & Carol Triebes Arnel & Renee Villanueva William ‘98 & Mihoko Brad Taura ‘99 Edward & Charlene Tritt Hector & Maria Villarreal Kobayashi Stolley ‘00 Milton & Mildred Taura Tanya Trowbridge ‘15 Jayme Vincent ‘13 Richard & Susan Wilkinson Stone ‘69 Brian Taylor ‘14 Thomas & Kristine Trowbridge Sean Visperas ‘17 Larry ‘77 & Nancy Stoppel David & Diane Taylor Mark Truax ‘09 Gerald & Jocelyn Vivas Kristin Kondo Storfa & Ryan Storfa Frederick Taylor Peter ‘69 & Patricia York Truax ‘69, ‘79 Donna Vliet Allan & Jean Strand Malynda Taylor ‘17 Ashley Truchan ‘08 Jessica Voas ‘06 McLeod Strang ‘02 Robert Taylor ‘10 Gary & Dianne Truitt Ronald & Carole Scribner Ron & Dorothy Knouff Strasser ‘90 Roger Taylor ‘79 Janett Trujillo ‘16 Vogeltanz ‘73, ‘80 David ‘01 & Nicole Dorris Strayer ‘00 Scott ‘74, ‘76 & Merrillyn Taylor Thomas & Marjorie Trulock Richard & Julie Volpel ‘80 Nancy Strayer Edwin ‘58 & Mary Tays Samantha Trulock ‘14 Mary Von & John Nevius Ronald & Alice Strayer Patricia Campbell Tennant ‘56 Stephen & Angela Tuffey Catherine Vorhies Mara Strickler Michael ‘69 & Linda Terhorst Christopher Tuffli ‘89 & Joy Higa Charles & Johari Hemenway Vos ‘67 Isaac Stringer ‘73 Barbara Ternus Allen Tugaoen ‘13 Dallas & Michele Voss Leonard ‘65 & Anne Stroh Timothy & Susan Terrell Patrick & Natividad Tugaoen Sandee Vossler ‘88 Suzie Stroman Margaret-Anne Teruya ‘02 Kenneth & Martha Tunall Janine Vuylsteke Damon & Lois Struble Terence & Ann Teruya Ted & Susan Huang Tung ‘62 Daniel Wagner ‘15 pacificu.edu/magazine 31

Richard Wagner & Lynn Wakatsuki Jaye Cee Whitehead ‘00 Rachael Woody ‘05 & Tobias Inman Burgerville USA Timothy Wagner & Shannon Perry ‘99, ‘10 Martin Wright Cannon Eye Clinic Robert ‘74 & Kay Kyle Waldron ‘75 Walter ‘02 & Lindsey Whitley Gloria Doerfler Wulf ‘53 Cascade Physical Therapy Eva Walker ‘92 Gina Whitney Wilfred & Editha Yago Center For Dermatology Kirk & Terri Horst Walker ‘90 Vaughn Wicker & Nancy Gierut-Wicker Ronald & Cecilia Yamada and Laser Surgery Anuhea Wall ‘15 David & Molly Callanan Widdicombe ‘92 Oren & Ira Yamagata Chevron Humankind Thomas & Keala Wall David ‘83, ‘86 & Wilma Wiersma Chad & Carol Yamamoto Chugach Eye Clinic & Optical Duane ‘49 & Louise Waln Harry ‘81, ‘83 & Rebecca Wiessner Roy & Gail Yamamoto Cinetopia Progress Ridge, LLC Eric Walsh Gerald Wilburn Casey Yamashita ‘11 The Circuit Bouldering Gym Roman ‘15 & Jennifer Hansen Walsh ‘09 Arthur Wilcox ‘58 Douglas & Yu Jae Yamashita Clarno Consulting Joe ‘88 & Maria Fiallo Walsh ‘86 Dean ‘50 & Beryl Schantz Wilcox ‘53 Tiari Yamashita ‘11 Cog Wild Bicycle Tours, LLC Elisabeth Walton Potter Kenneth Wilcox ‘72 Cheryl Yanagida ‘76 Colonial Country Club The Estate of Ann Waltz Thomas & Cheryl Wildfang Vance Yatsushiro ‘66 Columbia Community Bank Lawrence ‘81, ‘83 & Kathleen Rosemary Hess Wiles ‘40 Dianna Yazzolino Columbia Sportswear Company Senske Wan ‘82, ‘84 Joanne Wiley-Apicello Jeff Yearick ComedySportz Portland Harold Ward Michael ‘77 & Susan Wilhoit Cathy Yee Cookies By Design Steven ‘91 & Terri Ward Trisha Wilkie ‘13 Clarence & Lori Yee David Hill Vineyard & Winery Michael ‘65 & Marsha Warden William & Dollyann Dudis Willcutt ‘72 Paul & Ji Young Yee Mark Dawson Construction, LLC E. David ‘68 & Phyllis Warfield Diane Williams Randall Yee & Esther Karpf Todd Demers Construction Ann Warner ‘59 Eleanor Williams Gary Yip DeMund Family Private Foundation Frank ‘71 & Linda Warren George & R. Laverne Williams Darryl & Leigh-Ann Yokoyama Diva Den Studio Thomas & Sharon Warren Kristopher Williams ‘02 Jacob Yoro Dutch It, Inc. Louis & Patricia Waski Larry ‘65 & Kathleen Williams Reid Yoshida ‘08 Eagle Crest Resort Juanita Sidney Wasser ‘49 Larry Williams Garrett & Sherri Yoshimoto Eastside Distilling Jeffrey ‘65 & Lynn Watanabe Timothy ‘89 & Andrea VonTom Melvin ‘63 & Ruth Yoshioka Elite Optical, LLC Tyler Watkins ‘15 Williams ‘89 Charles ‘70 & Nancy Elk Cove Vineyards Melody Watral ‘76 & Timothy Donahoe Fred ‘66 & Tonya Willis Berggren Young ‘70 Epsilon Omicron Assoc Terry & Anne Harrington Watson ‘79 Jeffrey Wilmes ‘92 Donald Young ‘61 of Phi Gamma Delta Mike & Debbie McLean Watson ‘80 Michael ‘79 & Kathy Wilsey James & Adele Young Etcetera Antiques Sern Watt ‘68 & Mari Siemon Cassandra Wilson ‘11 Jamie Young Exercise Equipment Northwest, Inc. Kathleen Gaskin Weagant ‘62 Charles ‘63 & Brenda Wilson Michael ‘82, ‘83 & Sandra Eyewear Kahala, LLC Pam Weatherill-Piper ‘71 Craig ‘86 & Patricia Wilson Coutts Young ‘82, ‘84 Family Vision Center of Tacoma & Richard Piper Robert ‘82, ‘84 & Joleen Wilson Thomas & Hilda Younker Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Charles & Laura Weaver Sandra Wilson Lindsay Prescott Zaborowski ‘07 First Hawaiian Bank Douglas Weaver Spencer Wilson ‘15 Santha Zaik Forest Hills Golf Course Kristofer Weaver ‘07 Eric & Tina Nelson Wilson ‘90 Jacqueline Zarka ‘10 Four Ravens Occupational Therapy, LLC Rebecca Weaver ‘98 Tye & Karen Wilson Sean Zearly Four Seasons Bowling Center Eric & Peggy Webb Worrall Wilson ‘66 Irv ‘62, ‘63 & Carol Zemrau Gardeau Crest Farms, LLC Herbert ‘85, ‘88 & Beth Bentley Webb ‘85 Elaine Brady Wiltse ‘53 Janice Ziegler ‘85, ‘88, ‘06 Garden Island Barbecue Joanne Rieger Webber ‘59 Roberta Wimmer & Richard Hansen Garden Island Physical Therapy, Ltd. Alec & Amber Webster Cameron ‘79 & Valerie Winder Anita Zijdemans Boudreau Godfather’s Pizza Noel ‘97 & Christy Pugh Webster ‘97 Dennis Wininger & Allyson Clark Summer Zimmerman ‘09 Golden Valley Brewery Gary Weeks ‘69 & Emma Diaz-Weeks Stephen & Victoria Seid Winkle ‘00 Gibran & Lina Zogbi Goodwear Dress Shoppe, Ltd. Thomas & Heidi Weimar Paul ‘92 & Carol Ann Winkler Fredric & Connie Zook Hand and Arm Therapy Susan & Scott Weinbender Brianna Winter ‘13 Karyn Foster Zyvan ‘10 of Central Oregon, Inc. Robert & Kathy Weinhold Amy Winterowd The Heating Specialist, Inc. ORGANIZATIONS Alfred Weiss Kent Wise ‘93 HEI Charitable Foundation, 20 20 Eyecare Centers, Inc. PC Wayne & Betty Wenger Joyce Wisinger ‘67 Matching Grants Program Accounting Plus ++ Gary West ‘69 Michael ‘82 & Ann Witkowski Heitman Docks, LLC Ace Hardware Lyman ‘61, ‘62 & Charlene West Keith & Sue Wochnick Heritage Vision Clinic Alberta Eye Health Clinic Gary & Beth Westbrook ‘91 David ‘62, ‘63 & Kristine Wold Hewitt Optometric Center Aloha Vending and Amusement Gerald ‘64 & Charlotte Westerholm Roger & Kathryn Wold High Desert Museum AmazonSmile Foundation Jon Westerholm ‘56 Charles Wolf ‘54, ‘56 Hot Lips Pizza Pearl, LLC American Endowment Foundation Randall ‘79 & Joyclyn Westfall ‘78, ‘80 Zachary Wolf ‘11 House Spirits Distillery American Express Charitable Fund Dan & Susan Wheeler Mary Wolfe ‘65 Michael D. Hundley Anthony’s Restaurants Richard Wheeler Sharon Wolff ‘96 Insurance Agency, Inc. Arakaki Physical Therapy Tina Whitsett Wheeler ‘81 Steven ‘73 & Janet Hunt Wolfhagen ‘73 Hy-Line Cruises & Sports Rehabilitation J. Deon ‘74, ‘76 & Myra Whipple Carol Wong ‘71 Island Spirit Kayak Archery Summit Stephen & Ellaine Whisler Dayna Michelle Wong ‘10 Japanese Gardens Arnica Foundation Richard & Carolyn Miller White ‘65 Edward & Sheila Wong Jared Galleria of Jewelry Atiyeh International, Ltd. Colby White ‘09 Hong Wong & Patricia Leung Jerry’s Rogue Jets Bag & Baggage Productions Harold & Vickie White Michael ‘71, ‘77 & Gail Turek Wong ‘73 The Joinery Bank of America John ‘62 & Martha White Michael & Karen Wong Kaimuki Eyecare The Best Insurance Agency Michael & Eileen White David ‘62 & Shirley Woodford Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc. Billings Eyecare Associates, PLLC Travis White ‘12 George ‘59 & Flo-Ree Woodruff Kettle Foods Boeing, Inc. Vincent ‘69, ‘71 & Jill White Paul & Toni Woodruff Kimberley Vision Care Boneyard Beer Raymond Woods ‘66 Krave Jerky BrandMuscle, Inc.

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Lasko Properties, LLC United Fire Group Foundation Founding Supporter Peter Ford ‘45 Leupold & Stevens, Inc. University of Oregon-Museum of Lorely French & James Draznin The Founding Supporter level Lifetime Vision Source of Lebanon, LLC Natural and Cultural History Gerald ‘53, ‘54 & Marian Groff recognizes donors who gave between Lloyd Center Ice Rink Uptown Vision Center $1,000 and $2,499 from July 1, 2013, Joe ‘79 & Mary Gross Maggie’s Buns Valero Energy Foundation to June 30, 2014. David ‘62 & Ginger Hackett McMenamins Pubs & Breweries Valley Eye Associates, PC Kenji ‘72 & Lillian Kiyota Hamada ‘70 Mercer Estates Winery Valley Vision Clinic INDIVIDUALS Jimmie Grace Harris Meyer Appraisals Van Dyke Appliances, Inc. Jeremy Beal ‘97 Karsten Hazelett ‘75 & Josephine Mossy Creek Pottery Verizon Foundation Candace Carr Pegrum-Hazelett ‘75 Naked Winery Vine Gogh Eleanore Chong & Monty Richards Rodney ‘60 ‘61 & Suzan Heater Napa Valley Swim Team Wells Fargo Bank Michelle Baron Cowing Robert ‘50 & Billie Holcomb New Deal Distillery, LLC Widmer Brothers Brewing Gregory Dinges Irene Holland ‘71, ‘77 North Cascade Academia, Inc. Wilsonville Family Fun Center James ‘68 & Susan White Fitzgerald ‘69 Ronald ‘51 & Joyce Honeyman Occupational Therapy Association & Bullwinkles Restaurant Jeffrey Greendorfer ‘71 Robert ‘64 & Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67 of Oregon Winco Foods Lesley Hallick David ‘72 & Melanie McVey Johnston ‘91 Olympia Vision Clinic Woodfold Manufacturing, Inc. Kenneth McGill Richard ‘53 & Lois Williams Johnston ‘52, ‘80 OMSI WSC Insurance N. Charles O’Connor Robert ‘49 & Dori Jones On Site Service & Repair Kathryn O’Driscoll ‘86 Delilah Judy ‘46, ‘73 Oregon State Handball Association College of Business Susan Barrett Roddy Brenda Johnson Kameenui ‘70 Oregon Symphony Founders Circle Jacob & Kimberly Swyers Edward Kameenui ‘70 Oregon Zoo Inaugural Circle R. Nat ‘66 & Susan Webb Alan & Jane Stein Kershaw ‘61 P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Gerald ‘81, ‘83, ‘85 & Zona Komarnicky The College of Business Founders Circle ORGANIZATIONS Pacific Cataract and Laser Institute supports the establishment of the Pacific Burlingham Seeds, LLC Ansel Krutsinger Papa Murphy’s Pizza University College of Business. The Jay Lee Pepper’s Mexican Grill Inaugural Circle recognizes donors who Heart of Oak Society Leonard & Nira Levine Janet Peters Insurance, Inc. gave more than $25,000 from July 1, The Heart of Oak Society honors those Kerry Lohr ‘71 Pfizer Foundation 2013, to June 30, 2014. who have made long-term commitments Douglas Longhurst ‘89 & Linda Netherton Portland General Electric INDIVIDUALS to Pacific University by naming the Ronald Malloney ‘60 Phil’s 1500 Subs Teresa Maloney Evona Brim university in their wills, arranging life Pioneer Memorial Physical Therapy, LLC income gifts, or making gifts of life William & Cheron Messmer Mayhall ‘64 Ruth Burlingham Pomeroy Eyecare, PC insurance or other estate assets. At their Kenneth McGill Kim & Barbara Ledbetter Portland Trail Blazers request, some members are not listed. Bruce McInnes William Stoller ‘74 Portland’s Culinary Workshop Gerry Wren Allyn ‘52 Gene ‘60 & Linda McIntyre PPP Management Consulting, LLC Founding Partner Honey Baldwin Erica Meyer-Arendt Primo’s Pizza The Founding Partner level recognizes Robert ‘53 & Jean Baltes Mrs. T. Kirk Miles Qualcomm, Inc. donors who gave between $5,000 Thomas Barry ‘51 Thomas Mitchell ‘99 Dr. Bradford L. Rabe, LLC and $9,999 from July 1, 2013, to Patrick & Tabitha Hazelett Becker ‘84 James ‘52 & Antonia Nelson Rainbow Lanes, Inc. June 30, 2014. Arthur & Elizabeth Clark Benton ‘65 William ‘51, ‘52, ‘53 Raytheon INDIVIDUALS Ruth Bishop ‘68 & Louise Leding Nelson ‘51 Rock Bottom Brewery Roberta Nickels ‘70 James ‘60 & Mary Fair Berglund ‘58 David & Robyn Buzzetti Bogden ‘81 Rolla Eye Clinic Deanne Nielsen Mark & Katherine Frandsen Evona Harford Brim Seattle Seahawks John Olsen ‘67, ‘68 Richard and Joy Hanson Bernard ‘49, ‘50 & Selma Brown Select Harvest USA, LLC Timothy & Sheila O’Malley Warren ‘64 & Geraldine Higa Dan & Kathy Bump Shasta Vision Group Irene Price Eugene & Launa Zurbrugg Kenneth Bump ‘41 Sidney Eye Care, PLLC Ruth Burlingham Jack ‘52 ‘53 & Laverna Reid Simple Pleasures Events, LLC Founding Champion Ellen Burton-Hallock ‘45 John & Marilyn Ritchie Sitka Vision Clinic Aaron Ross ‘96 & Dina Trueheart The Founding Champion level Richard & Pamela Mark Sohn Construction Michael Rushfeldt ‘95 recognizes donors who gave between Loring-Johnson Cariker ‘63 Sonic Drive-In $2,500 and $4,999 from July 1, 2013, Waltraud Pembaur Cate ‘47 R. Richard ‘77, ‘79 & Marcia Southern Hills Eyecare to June 30, 2014. Timothy Choy ‘64 Pogue Ryan ‘79 State Farm Insurance, Forest Grove LeRoy & Doris Christensen Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Cross Schauermann INDIVIDUALS Steele’s Karate and Kickboxing Elizabeth Clark ‘81 Donald & Dorothy Schauermann Robert ‘66 & Elisabeth Barrett Strayer Consulting Services, Inc. Benjamin Colby ‘97 Ruth Scheller Donald & Katharine Epstein Sunset Lanes Coralie Coleman William Sefler Rebecca & Wayne Graham Sushi & Maki A. Everett Cook ‘51 Rolfe Selberg ‘53, ‘65 Lawrence “Tige” & Peggy Harris Taco Del Mar Cornell Town Center Bernard ‘51 & Margaret Mary Wolken Sizer ‘52, ‘77 Michael Henningsen Tillamook Vision Center Gaston Cooper ‘51 Thomas & Della Sloan Robert ‘93 & Kristin Thomas Timberline Lodge Phillip & Leigh Creighton Myron ‘60 & Jann Chapman Smith ‘60 Douglas ‘72, ‘74 & Eileen Weberling Toro Bravo, Inc. Catherine Crooker & Griff O’Brien Karen Phillips Soderberg ‘72, ‘82 Torrington Vision Clinic ORGANIZATIONS Lance & Marcia Englund Cypert ‘72 Janice Spencer ‘70 Tran Optometry Clinic, PC KPMG Foundation Sue Morgan Dawson ‘59 Richard ‘54 & Mary Lou Spencer Trappist Abbey Bakery The Standard Employee Anthony ‘49 & Maureen DeVito Michael & Gerianne Steele Tumalo Feed Company Giving Campaign Shelly Ellison ‘96 Byron & Dianne Steiger ‘79 Union Pacific Railroad Company Hildegard Brodersen Fahrenbach ‘80 Steven Stewart ‘69 United Church Funds Judith Wright Favor ‘61 Leona Blackmun Stovall ‘51 Charlotte Filer Barbara Strain ‘70 Gayle ‘66 & Lois Strickler pacificu.edu/magazine 33

Douglas Stuart ‘51, ‘52 The Standard Employee William Studdiford ‘49 Giving Campaign Jean Swartz In Honor of Scout Northway ‘15 C. Wayne ‘50, ‘60 & Jean Carrie Northway Brodersen Tate ‘52 In Honor of N. Charles Margaret Taylor “Chuck” O’Connor Dean Taylor Victoria Horton ‘97 Margaret Thompson Richard Jobs & Kimberly Brodkin Louise Barnett Todd ‘50 Michelle Lawrence ‘10 Robert & Bobbie Skerry Tomkinson ‘52 In Honor of James R. Ogden ‘72, ‘73 Dennis ‘78, ‘80 & Rita Vannatta Michael ‘71, ‘73 & Cindy Garton Louis & Camille Wainwright Linda Knowles Loren & Dottie Waltz Marguerite Ogden James Weber ‘70, ‘75 In Honor of Gary A. Pacarro ‘74 & Sally Ringholm ‘78 Timothy Choy ‘64 Benjamin & Elaine Whiteley NEARLY 100 PACIFIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS were named Northwest In Honor of Nathaniel R. Quillin ‘12 James & Brenda Hall Wilkinson ‘60 Conference Scholar-Athletes in 2013-2014. The designation is Michael & Jill Quillin Norma Nelson Williams ‘61 given to students who earn a grade point average of at least 3.5 and In Honor of John W. Roberts ‘63 Charles ‘70 & Nancy Berggren Young ‘70 participate in at least one varsity sport throughout a complete season. Gail Harrison Allgood ‘69 Nearly half of Pacific University undergraduates participate in In Honor of James F. Ross Gifts in Honor varsity, junior varsity or intramural sports. 4 goboxers.com Aaron Ross ‘96 & Dina Trueheart Throughout the year, Pacific receives In Honor of Bryce M. Seliger many gifts from donors wishing to Patricia Dukes commemorate a friend or loved one. In Honor of Rylan S. Tomita ‘13 Honorary gifts ensure that generations to Kimiko Uto come will have the opportunity to succeed at Pacific. The following honorary gifts In Honor of Charlotte C. Filer Debbie & Michael Pariera Gifts in Memory were made between July 1, 2013, and Thomas Barreto ‘86 Tatiana Piatanova Many individuals choose to celebrate June 30, 2014. Beth Rasgorshek ‘84 Michael Benton Alfred Weiss the life of a loved one through a In Honor of Mark Ankeny Eyes on Broadway Santha Zaik memorial gift. Such gifts commemorate Elaine Coughlin & Jonathon Lietz In Honor of George R. Gage In Honor of Quinten Moore ‘14 a friend or family member and help ensure that generations to come will Donna & John Phillips Jeanne & Fred Oliver Suzie Stroman have the opportunity to succeed at In Honor of Daiva A. Banaitis In Honor of Henry U. Glover ‘17 In Honor of Charissa Nelson ‘05 Pacific. The following memorial gifts Suzanne Foley Belatti ‘01 Jeff & Julie Glover Sarah Nelson ‘13 were made between July 1, 2013, and Joana Freedman ‘83 In Honor of Lesley M. Hallick In Honor of Roberta L. Nickels ‘70 June 30, 2014. Rebecca Reisch ‘01 Elinor Langer & Martin Zwick Maria de Jesus Aguilar Richard Rutt In Honor of John W. Hayes Raquel Avalos In Memory of Claire A. Argow Sheryl & David Sanders Julie Burris Cristian & America Barajas Donald Schweitzer & Marni Doerfler In Honor of Isabella M. Barcellona ‘16 In Honor of Evan C. Heydemann ‘16 Alicia Bermejo Gayle ‘66 & Lois Strickler William & Rochelle Barcellona Christian & Lisa Heydemann Martha Duran de Gonzalez In Memory of Victor G. Atiyeh In Honor of Willard B. In Honor of Robert ‘64 Aurelia Echeverria Evona Brim Bleything ‘51, ‘52, ‘54 & Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67 Hilda Echeverria Gene Chin Goffe & Nancy Jones Torgerson ‘78 ‘80 Timothy Choy ‘64 Maria Echeverria Eleanore Chong & Monty Richards In Honor of Kameron K. Boro ‘13 In Honor of Hayley M. Johanesen ‘13 Maria Escutia Andrade Bev Clarno Jack & Caroline Belsom Steve & Annette Johanesen Marion Albro Gustafson Michael & Diana Daggett In Honor of Timothy Y. C. Choy ‘64 In Honor of Suzanne R. Judah ‘75, ‘81 Carmelo Hernandez George & Nancy Dewey Jerry & Colette Coleman Ronald Judah Pedro Jacinto Russell & Ann Furukawa Dondero ‘81 Gerilyn Murai In Honor of Kellie Kato ‘17 Maria Lara Josephine Driscoll Robert & Johanna Rawson Glenn Kato ‘83 & Lydia Lem ‘81, ‘83 Teresa Lara Verne & Donna Duncan In Honor of Rebecca Y. Concepcion In Honor of Stephanie N. Keys ‘17 Melchor Leon-Vidals Antoinette Hatfield Thomas & Hilda Younker Kristopher & Heather Keys Sandra Flores Marroquin Vinita Howard In Honor of Jennifer Coyle ‘90, ‘93, ‘00 In Honor of Brian P. Kyaw ‘16 Douglas ‘93 & Gladys Martin Majduddin & Patricia Jaffer Irene & Melqui Arroyo Myomyint Kyaw & Kaythe Thaya Gary & Nancy Weber Martin ‘70 Marita Kunkel Linda Fields In Honor of Derek R. Lasko Lucia Martinez Nell Kuonen Launa Kind H. Joe Story Rosa Mejia Gaona Philip & Virginia Lang Melodye Mac Alpine In Honor of Wanda E. Laukkanen Marisela Mejia Gaona Dan & Lori Lavey In Honor of David Crist ‘67 Tony & Virginia Adams Lucina Mejia Gaona Thomas Lekas Robert ‘66 & Elisabeth Barrett Anonymous Maria Pineda Steve & Beverly Louie In Honor of James O. Currie Angela Arena Luis Ramirez Dominguez Harry A. Merlo Steven ‘81 & Rebecca Fields Elaine Bortles Graciela Rodales Denny Miles & Barbara Curtin Miles Kathryn Nielsen ‘78 Julie & Gary Christerson Lidia Rodriguez Robert & Suzanne Morrison Megan Plumlee ‘03 & Becca Wilhelm Megan Banasek Drake Edwardo Rojas Paul ‘78 & Nancy Knop Phillips ‘77 ‘82 Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Inc. Michael Farris Veronica Rosales-Leon Keith & Louise Putman In Honor of Russell A. Dondero Lynn Gardner Jaime Sanchez-Gutierrez Robert & Coralie Rose Scott ‘90, ‘93 & Tricia Allen Cooper ‘90 Isaac Gilman Pilar Sayago Jonathan ‘78 & Pamela Christopher Tuffli ‘89 & Joy Higa Marita Kunkel Betty & Leonard Schmidlin Young Schlueter ‘77 Stephanie Miller Tim ‘74 & Cathy Tran ‘74 James Sellers

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Dan Simmons In Memory of Adelia E. Griffith ‘17 H. Joe Story Russell & Ann Furukawa Dondero ‘81 Henry Swigert George & Donna Evans Charles & Caroline Swindells In Memory of Harold ‘50 Gerry Thompson & Gladys Lowder Haynes ‘65, ‘70 Mike & Jill Thorne Martha Haynes Batchelor Kerry Tymchuk In Memory of Josiah Hill III Tony & Louise Van Vliet Sara Jane Davis-Risen ‘06 & Steven Risen Elisabeth Walton Potter Deborah Friscia Benjamin & Elaine Whiteley George Olson R. Jon & Kathy Yunker Robert ‘88 & Marilyn Rosenow Atiyeh International, Ltd. Richard Rutt Clarno Consulting Jim & Annjanette Stoddard Sommers ‘04 Epsilon Omicron Assoc Mary Von & John Nevius of Phi Gamma Delta John White & Bonnie Wyckoff ‘05 Etcetera Antiques In Memory of Albert “Hap” Hingston Gallatin Public Affairs John ‘64 & Theresa Hjersman PACIFIC UNIVERSITY STUDENTS relaunched the Black Student Union Gannett Foundation Anderson ‘67 in 2013-2014. The new generation of the group has hosted forums The Greenbrier Companies R. Kenneth & Karen Sato Godwin ‘66 Samuel S. Johnson Foundation and discussion groups on campus while also offering fellowship for Deanne Dayton Vandevert ‘61 Harry A. Merlo Foundation, Inc. new students at Pacific. William H. Young ‘58 The Oregon Community Foundation In Memory of John Hugill ‘50, ‘56 Stimson Lumber Company Joan Hugill In Memory of Jean I. Baldwin In Memory of Katherine Warren ‘83 & Deane Arakaki M. Jefferson ‘84 Roberta August ‘82 Elizabeth Elston Bryan ‘78 & Pamela Casper Julie Berglund Baker & Doug Baker Larry ‘77 & Nancy Stoppel Anne Myers Marilyn Coats ‘78 Evona Brim Jan Stricklin Kathleen Nolan Richard ‘81 & Glenda Costain Forrest ‘42 & Rosemary Jacob & Kimberly Swyers In Memory of Gaither A. Johnson Gail Dudley ‘79 Joubert Bump ‘60 Thomas & Yvonne Swyers Lisa Rowley Kelly & Pamela Gunson Edwards ‘77 Ruth Burlingham Louis & Patricia Waski In Memory of Karen Mullan Kaiser ‘77 Timothy ‘79 & Wendy Foley David ‘83 & Denise Cadd Larry Williams Daniel Kaiser Charlene Mendell Fregosi ‘78 Sally Carey Burlingham Seeds LLC In Memory of Henry P. Kaulia ‘82 Bernard Mayer & Anita Candace Carr DeMund Family Private Foundation Myles Ah Nee Grossen-Mayer ‘85 Edward & Deborah Clarke Gardeau Crest Farms, LLC Alicia Arakaki-Schadt Craig & Rebecca Christie Hamilton ‘80 Richard & Arlene Coon Napa Valley Swim Team Douglas & Terry Arnall ‘04 Heather Hannam ‘78 Robert & Susan Pollock Coussens Oregon Seed Association Bart Bass John & Susan Hoover ‘79 Catherine Crooker & Griff O’Brien In Memory of Peggy Cadd Meredith Brynteson ‘08 Eric & Catherine Thomas Johnson ‘79 Philip & Carol Doidge David ‘83 & Denise Cadd Paul Butkovich Tim ‘78 & Melva Juett Donald & Katharine Epstein In Memory of Mou-ta Chen James Fujisaki ‘91 Sandra Kirchner ‘77 William & Jan Loomis Faust Kathleen Chen Jana Gay Kenji & Diane Kaya Kusaka ‘80 Mason & Joanne Forrence In Memory of Francesca B. Clifford Theodore & Tania Glasscock Hand ‘04 John & Kim Yano Lee ‘83 Merrie Greene French ‘60 Joyce & Timothy Gabriel Shanell Kawasaki Hesia ‘03 Paul & Caryl Hoffman Nicol ‘78 Gerald ‘61 & Laura James Frye ‘65 In Memory of Shirley A. Corey & Robert Hesia ‘04 Charles & Jean Lindely Oakes ‘83 Shirley Anderson Gamble ‘49 Randall ‘66, ‘67 & Joanne Corey Glenn ‘70 & Candice Higa Mark Ono ‘79 Lesley Hallick In Memory of Ellen Choy Craig Coreen Higa ‘01 Tim & Karen Hedeen Pflaum ‘82 Richard and Joy Hanson Timothy Choy ‘64 Randy ‘82 & Margaret Mackenzie Craig ‘78 & Lisa Phelps Lawrence “Tige” & Peggy Harris In Memory of Russell Crites ‘79, ‘80 Hubbard ‘81 Brant & Carolyn Kaegi Popma ‘79 William & Dixie Harrison Dennis ‘78, ‘80 & Rita Vannatta Robert ‘64 & Sunny McGowan Iboshi ‘67 James Powell & Renate Powell ‘81 Michael Henningsen In Memory of Kiden E. Dilla ‘17 Raymond Kamiya ‘64‡ Gregory ‘97 & Kelly Reed Prusynski ‘83 Rick Krebs Michael & Tami Boardman Nu’uanu & Rhesa Kaulia Tanya Raymond ‘82 William & Emmy Lawrence In Memory of Esther Evans Gerald & Marlene Knechtel Paul ‘76 ‘78 & Terry Wittliff Roline ‘78 John & Barbara Marontate George & Donna Evans Kyle Kobashigawa ‘87 Teri-Lynn Nishimoto Vance ‘85 Monica Wolf Marvin ‘68 In Memory of Hilda Fine Ronald & Stephanie Kueber Richard & Julie Volpel ‘80 Donald & Charlotte Miller David & Linda Hunt Wade Masaki ‘87 Terry & Anne Harrington Watson ‘79 Darlene & Jim Morgan John White & Bonnie Wyckoff ‘05 Michael ‘82 & Candace Randall ‘79 & Joyclyn Westfall ‘78, ‘80 Daniel & Alice Murray In Memory of Jack W. Friedel Furubayashi McCartney Diane Williams Jonathan & Marjorie William & Carolyn Friedel Pritchard Scott ‘87 & Stephanie Murai Garden Island Physical Therapy, LTD. Richmond Nichols ‘68 In Memory of Silvia Genel ‘00 Nishimura ‘88 Arakaki Physical Therapy Robert ‘47 & Norma Nixon Genevieve Arnaut ‘98, ‘99 Dean ‘87 & Laura Shintaku Oshiro ‘88 & Sports Rehabilitation Douglas Pope Kevin & Lisa Roberts Ronald Smith In Memory of Danny J. Bickel ‘90 Shawn Roerig Christiansen ‘98, ‘01 Warren ‘75 & Debbie Lepley Tokuhisa ‘81 William ‘68 & Patricia Bickel Church Timothy ‘66 & Nancy Cross Schauermann James Lane & Sheila Keane Forest Hills Golf Course In Memory of George Judson ‘62 & Sherry Hicks Smith ‘64 Susan Li Grace Works, LLC W. Burlingham Richard & Doreen Stenson Catherine & Kirk Miller Kathe Barber Robin Shallcross & Otto Schell James & Nancy Bass Ruth Zuniga & Juan Soria pacificu.edu/magazine 35

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Building Community BY JENNI LUCKETT

TRANSFORMING the Pacific student experience with campus updates PARRISH EVANS ’11 & STACIE STRUBLE ’15 SEE | More detail of the campus transformationpacificu.edu/transformation

WHEN MADISON CLIFFORD ’17 WANTS A CHANGE of scene, she grabs her computer and heads to her floor lounge.

On a clear day, she can see Mt. Hood from the fourth-floor common space in Pacific University’s new Cascade Hall.

“It’s a really pretty view,” said the sophomore. “Lots of people hang out there.”

Pacific’s newest living community opened this fall to nearly 200 students, most freshmen and sophomores. The hall is designed to help draw underclassmen into the community. The rooms, though comfortable, are basic, while common areas — like the floor lounges, shared kitchens and spacious first-floor recreation area — are luring.

The hall also is designed to fit the university’s aesthetic and philosophical values. Its wood and brick exterior borrow from the historic feel of Marsh and McCormick halls, while its up-to-the-minute environmental design match Pacific’s commitment to sustainability. pacificu.edu/magazine 37

Nuts & Bolts In Cascade, students control thermostats in their own rooms, but sensors turn off the heat if a window is open.

Art Professor Jim Flory created the four-floor mural that “cascades” down the grand staircase.

In the UC students eat in The Grove, pick up snacks in the P.O.D. Market and grab coffee at the full-service Starbucks.

Cascade Hall is part of a larger transformation project that launched this summer throughout the university. The new roof over the grandstands at Hanson Stadium (page 14), as well as remodeled classroom and lab space at the Hillsboro Campus are part of the transformation, as is the refresh of the Washburne University Center.

After a summer of remodeling, the UC reopened to students in September with a whole new look. A large, round skylight brings in natural light, while contemporary furniture, selected by a student committee, offers comfortable eating, studying and lounging options. The stairways have been opened up and the bathrooms remodeled. The bookstore has moved in from off campus. And, updates to the dining options — from all-access meal plans to the new full-service Starbucks — make it an enticing place to eat.

For Clifford, the updates throughout campus are part of an even better college experience.

“My siblings went here six and eight years ago,” she said. While she’ll share their academic success, her on-campus life will be something different.

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1951 Cheryl, and Gisele Smith are 19 William Romley Jake von Scherrer Undergraduate Programs) Arnold Taylor and graduates of Punahou recently retired as a high began work July 1, 2014, at Walla Walla (Wash.) Lilian (Bedinger) Taylor  School, and the couples school teacher, coach and as director of athletics and High School. th were enjoying 50th reunion head football coach at celebrated their 60 administrator after 36 years 1987 wedding anniversary festivities at the school, in education. He’s enjoying Turlock Christian School in Jennifer (Watkins) July 3, 2014, in including volcano visits, playing golf and ocean California. He previously has been appointed Washington D.C. sailing, museums and fishing on the central coast served as athletic director Hobbs to Florida’s State Emergency a lu’au. of California. He currently at Palmer Trinity School in Response Commission by 1953 resides in Bakersfield, Florida for six years. 1973 Florida Gov. Rick Scott. She Elva (Booth) Whitney- Calif., but often travels Craig Miller works for The is an environmental engineer Parker recently had to Monterey, Calif., and 1981 Design Magazine for the Jeff Wehrman retired with InoMedic Health artwork featured in a Salt Lake City to visit his Pacific Northwest in Seattle. after a 33-year career as a Applications. Her term show at the Atrium Gallery children’s families. PE teacher, the last 29 years began in January 2014. at the University of North 1974 Texas Health Science 1978 spent in the Hillsboro School } pacificu.edu/hobbs Tony Cox retired after 40 Center. The show featured Alrick Jones has moved District. While with the years in education. He got artists over the age of 90. to Sacramento, Calif., after district, he joined with other 1990 his first job offer, as a fourth- Elva, who was married to many years in Portland. PE teachers to help save Jennifer (Smythe) Coyle grade teacher in Hillsboro, Jim Whitney ’52, OD ’53, elementary after-school ’90, OD ’93, MS ’00 has the week he graduated from and attended Pacific briefly 1979 sports through a partnership been re-elected president Pacific. He has taught 20 during the early years of Catherine with Hillsboro Parks & of the Association of Schools elementary school, served their marriage, earned a Johnson PT, Victoria Recreation, and he started and Colleges of Optometry. as assistant principal and degree in art education Vestal PT, Mike Martindale a Friday Exercise Club for She was the first woman principal, taught a high at North Texas State and PT, Anne Watson PT and elementary students. elected president of the school class for future TCU, wrote for local Tim Foley PT met up in organization. She is dean teachers, and coached new 1982 newspapers, drew ads for Clackamas, Ore., on Aug. of the Pacific University administrators in schools Cris Schnider OD recently department stores and 3, 2014, for an informal College of Optometry. in Hillsboro, Beaverton, was cited in a Wall Street worked as a cartographer reunion of the Physical Newberg and Forest Grove, Journal article on eye 1991 for the City of Fort Worth Therapy Class of 1979. Ore. He looks forward to protection for children. Bjorn Paige ’91, MAT ’94 Development Department. improving his golf game, 1980 She is an optometrist in is now principal of Diegueno She founded the Northwest pulling weeds, catching Anthony Doar recently the professional affairs Middle School in Encinitas, Art Association in 1968 and up on reading and joined Century 21 Properties group at Vistakon Johnson Calif. He previously served remains active in the club. traveling with his wife of Plus. Tony brings more than & Johnson Vision Care Inc. as an assistant principal at She recently wrote a poem 28 years, Ann. 17 years of real estate and Terra Linda High School in about her experience at facility management 1985 the San Francisco Bay Area. Pacific University. 1976 David Dunham is CEO- experience, having worked Shannon Wetzel is the } pacificu.edu/elva Larry Obie ’76, OD ’77 production manager of with such firms as CBRE, deputy general counsel for has been named the 2014 ICV Digital Media in 1966 Iron Mountain and Comcast. Mentor Graphics in Outstanding Optometrist Pleasanton, Calif. Paul Owens OD, who also He has his certification in Wilsonville, Ore. She earned of the Year by the Montana received an honorary doctor facility management (CFM) Lisa (Walker) Klupenger  her law degree from the Optometric Association. of science from Pacific in from Northeastern. He will is the senior graphic designer Northwestern School of The award recognizes public 1983, married Jeff Robbins, work out of Century 21’s for IDL in Portland. Law at Lewis & Clark service contributions and his partner of 25 years, on Mt. Pleasant, S.C., office. College in 1998. leadership qualities. Obie 1986 May 27, 2014. They were Jim Radcliffe has been the is past president of the Lauren (Conrad) the first same-sex couple strength and conditioning 1993 Montana Optometric earned a to be legally wed in Monroe coach for the University of Hemenway  Joe Morelock MAT is Association and past master’s degree in County, Pa. Oregon’s football team for the executive director of president of the Montana educational leadership in nearly 30 years. He played secondary education in the State Board of Optometry. June 2014 from Washington 1969 four seasons for the Boxers’ Lake Oswego (Ore.) School He is a partner at Havre State University. She is the 18 Neal Tomita joined football team as a student District. He previously was Optometric Clinic, practicing student achievement Scott Smith ’67 and Gisele at Pacific. His work ethic was an administrator in the with Doug Safley ’75, OD ’76 specialist for Gear Up (Nusspickel) Smith ’68 featured in an article by Canby School District, where and Gary Stremcha OD ’85. (Gaining Early Awareness on a visit to the island of The Register-Guard in May. he earned an Apple Molokai. Tomita’s wife, and Readiness for Distinguished Educator pacificu.edu/magazine 39

award. He is enrolled in the got to “meet” their services in several skilled 2001 Jarrod Karnofski ’02, Educational Leadership granddaughter, nursing homes and low Kyle Bunting ’01, MAT PT ’05 married Vinessa Doctorate Program at via ultrasound, vision services for the ’04 and his wife, Jill, Elsberry on July 12, 2014. Portland State University and due in November. Utah Schools for the welcomed Lucy Amanda Jesse Snyder ’02, MAT has spoken across the globe Molly (Peterson) Smith Deaf and Blind. Bunting on July 2, 2014. ’03 and Mandi (Wilson) on innovative teaching is a third-grade teacher with Nancy (Pickering) Jack Snyder ’03 welcomed Ada practices. He also served 1999 the North Powder (Ore.) and her Ann Snyder on April 15, as an adjunct professor at Jessica (Harris) ’01, MAT ’06 School District. She and her husband, Cameron, 2014. She weighed 5 Willamette University for six Adamson husband Tim Smith ’93 have welcomed daughter Olivia pounds, 10 ounces. years. Trilingual, he started is the director of two children, Bryson, 17, Ruth on July 25. She his career as a Spanish and government relations for Kari (Yamamoto) and Spencer, 12. weighed 7 pounds, 15 computer science teacher Providence Health and Yamada is the assistant is a staff ounces. The and volleyball coach. Miriam Vincent  Services in Oregon. Rev. LouAnn vice president for the attorney for the Office of (Lamb) Pickering ’76 is the commercial lines division Jon Payne is the senior the Federal Register, National 2000 baby’s grandmother, and for Atlas Insurance Agency manager of business Archives and Records Brad Day and his wife, Jim Pickering ’04 is an uncle. in Hawai‘i. She was operations for Cisco Systems Administration. Katie, welcomed daughter featured in the “People G.K. in Japan. He earned Abbie Jordan ’01, OD ’04 Charlie Grace in July 2014. placed second in the Coeur on the Move” column in a master of business 1996 Tawnya Lubbes is an d’Alene Triathlon and Pacific Business News. administration degree from Amy Abel assistant professor of Duathlon in August 2014. Thunderbird School of married Jaison Krueger on education at Eastern 2002 Global Management. June 21, 2014. 15 Berina (Woods) Oregon University in La Kevin Rogers MA ’02, Tuttle and husband Joel Veronica Roberts is multi- Grande. She recently was MHA ’11 is the associate 1997 Tuttle OD ’07 welcomed operation specialist with the primary investigator director of Hawai‘i/ Michael Judkins ’97, daughter Liviana Autumn Boeing in Seattle. She and on a $198,000 grant from Pacific Basin Area Health OD ’99 was named on May 12, 2014. They her husband, Jay, have the Oregon Department Education Center in Optometrist of the Year have spent the last few two children, Kaleb, 13, of Education to create Honolulu. by the Utah Optometric years in Jamaica serving and Dylan, 10. the Center for Culturally EJ Cortez welcomed Association in June. A native with the organization Responsive Practices. She son Vincent Malukoa Sather of Layton, Utah, he served Mission of Sight. The 1994 also contributed a chapter, in May 2014. Kathy (Tatum) Hawkes on the UOA board for several family is now spending a “From Do as We Say retired in January 2014 years and was instrumental year in New Jersey, where OT  to Do as We [Digitally] 2003 after 19 years of working in in launching the InfantSee Joel is being mobilized as Do; Modeling the Dave Avolio ’03 and his schools. After retiring, she and Healthy Eyes, Health an optometrist in the Army Implementation of the wife, Lauren, welcomed was offered a four-month People public health Reserves. Common Core,” in the daughter Rae Elizabeth on position on Oahu, working campaigns in Utah. He book The Next Digital 2002 Aug. 1. She weighed 7 mostly with pre-kindergarten served as president of the pounds, 14 ounces and Scholar, published in 2014. Sonya Camilli PA has through third-grade students, UOA in 2009-2010 and measured 19.5 inches. joined the Spectrum Health while her husband Rick was awarded the Young Gail Wootan is the She joins big brothers Ludington Hospital Family volunteered building houses Optometrist of the Year assistant director for Porter and Chase. Medicine office in Michigan. with Habitat for Humanity. in 2004. He practices at Evergreen State College’s She previously worked in Kim (Clark) Hall The couple welcomed a new Promontory Family Vision graduate program on surgical practices in Oregon. and husband David Hall grandson, Oliver, in in South Ogden, Utah. He the environment in also provides optometric Olympia, Wash. welcomed son Samuel April 2014, and also James Hall on April 6, 2014.

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Dorothy Alex Winn Bob ’64 Schimke ’64 PharmD ’10 and Sunny received the 2014 received the 2014 (McGowan) Outstanding Alumni Young Alumni Iboshi ’67 Achievement Award. Leadership Award. received the 2014 She has worked as Passionate about David & Sandy an English teacher, community service, Lowe Outstanding business office Winn is director Alumni Service manager, legal secretary and, most notably, of charitable pharmacy at the Volunteers In Award. They helped endow a scholarship in a real estate developer helping transform the Medicine — Clinic of the Cascades in Bend, Ore. honor of late friend Henry Kaulia ’82, and San Francisco Waterfront. 4 pacificu.edu/winn they co-chair the Charles Trombley Society. 4 pacificu.edu/schimke 4 pacificu.edu/iboshi 40

Daniel Cleveland is Matt Forgit OD and Angie Shasta (Cummings) Casandra (Hart) Reznic Lara (Jago) Martin the senior director of Smith OD ’06 presented Sitton and her husband, PT and husband Rick graduated from the National development for Foster “Dry Eyes, Ocular Allergies,” Luke Sitton, are managing welcomed son Lucas College of Natural Medicine. College of Business in a community education a fishing resort in Northern Lawrence Reznic on April Candace Peoria, Ill. luncheon sponsored by Michigan. She has also 27, 2014. He weighed 6 Murayama ’08, MA ’10 RiverView Health in Dave Graves and wife written a children’s book pounds, 8 ounces and and Reid Nakamura ’08 Ashley welcomed son Crookston, Minn. Forgit that teaches ethical hunting measured 20 inches long. were married on June 28, Henry David Graves in and Smith practice at the practices and encourages Laura (Mohar) 2014. Crookston Eye Clinic. youngsters to get outdoors. January 2014. Wambold and her was Wyatt’s First Whitetail was Katey Schultz MAT  Arryl Kaneshiro filed to Alicia (Little) Kahl and husband, Jasen Wambold awarded an IndieFab Book released in May 2014. run for a seat on the Kauai husband Tom welcomed ’05, welcomed daughter of the Year Award from County Council. son Leo on May 26, 2014. Julie Thomas and Jeremy Avery Kate Wambold on Foreword Reviews. She Hilliard PT ’08 welcomed June 11, 2014. Daphnie (Carruth) Erin (Hanada) Millard received the gold medal daughter Annelise Jayne Levine and husband Rob ’04, MAT ’05 and Darin 2007 for adult fiction in the Millard ’03 welcomed Hilliard on Aug. 14, 2014. military/war category for welcomed son Henry Dean Croshere earned an daughter Lily Chiemi on She weighed 7 pounds, 9 her book, Flashes of War. Graeme Levine on June MBA from the University June 17, 2014. She weighed ounces and measured 14, 2014. He weighed of Southern California in Jessi Shoemaker ’08, 7 pounds, 11 ounces and 20.5 inches. 9 pounds, 5 ounces and May 2014. He was the fifth MAT ’09 married Matt measured 21 inches. Chelle (Walker) Viss measured 22 inches long. generation and eighth in Klingback on May 21, 2014. works as a hatchery Michelle (Dean) his family to graduate Diana (Shimazu) technician at the Oregon Callie Vandewiele was Pennington and her Taylor and husband Ryan from USC. awarded a competitive welcomed daughter Tristan Department of Fish and husband, Bryan, 13 Jessie (Hand) Gates Cambridge in February 2013. Wildlife. She is married welcomed son Ethan to Michael Viss. Lamb and her husband Dan Scholarship for 2014, Shinya Pennington 2005 Lamb welcomed son Nicolas providing a full-ride to on Aug. 5, 2014. pursue a postgraduate Leah Harrison ’05 2006 “Nico” Gary Lamb at 2:26 degree from the University Stuart Peterson is a and her husband Morrie DeeDee Arnall earned a a.m. June 11, 2014. He of Cambridge in the U.K. social studies teacher at Husselman welcomed son doctor of osteopathy degree weighed 8 pounds, 2 ounces Stayton High School. He Mornè Jacob Husselman from Western University of and was 20 inches long. Joe VanDomelen and earned his master of arts on Jan. 11, 2014 in Health Sciences in Pomona, He joins big sisters Aliyah, wife Erin welcomed twin in teaching from Western Capetown, South Africa. Calif., in May 2014. 7, Kashmir, 11, and Jasmin, boys on April 12, 2014. Oregon University in 2009. He weighed 3.43 Justin Arnold recently 11. He is the grandson of Andrew Joseph weighed 5 He and his wife, Nonglak, kilograms (7.56 pounds). started working for TeleRep, Tania Hand ’04 and her pounds, 15 ounces and have two children, husband Ted. measured 19.25 inches 12 Leah (Penn Boris) a national political ad Supacheep, 9, and buying company. long. Carter James Inman and her husband, Erica Miyasako and Emjaroen, 1. weighed 4 pounds, 12 Matt, welcomed daughter Beth Bolden has self- Gordon Barker ’07 ounces and measured Julie Inman on July 4, 2014, published a novel, The Lucky welcomed baby Nora 2004 Akiko Barker in August almost 18 inches long. Andrea Bowden in Faribault, Minn. Charm, a romantic comedy about a fictional baseball 2014. Jamie Zerndt MFA ’08 graduated from the National Bridgete McAuley is the team, the Portland Pioneers. had a short story, This College of Natural Medicine. document review attorney Jennifer Ward-Morgan Jerkwater Life, chosen She completed seven years for Electric Insurance in 16 Kahi Collins and is a physical therapy as an Editor’s Pick in the at NCNM to receive the Beverly, Mass. She earned Bronson Young Hansen assistant with Quality Amazon Kindles store. He Chinese Medicine and a law degree in 2010 from welcomed daughter Bailey Physical Therapy in also teaches in the English Acupuncture license. Northeastern University Kahulahulilimainalani Young Burlington, Wash. She Language Institute at School of Law. Hansen on March 31. She earned her associate 2 Phil Burns Pacific University. weighed 9.1 pounds and degree as a physical and wife Jacquelyn Burns Marc Roche ’05, MAT ’07 measured 21.5 inches. therapy assistant in welcomed twins Payton received the Northwest 2011 from Whatcom 2009 Stephanie Kraft-Terry is Jackson and Harlow League Coach of the Year Community College. Mychaela Olson  Brooklyn on Nov. 5, 2013. honors after guiding the is the faculty specialist in teaching kindergarten at Shawna Gaston (Ore.) boys’ academic advising at the 2008 Taft Elementary School in University of Hawai‘i at Lincoln City, Ore. Francisco married Sean basketball team to a Chris Lee and wife Sei Kim Manoa. She earned a PhD in Coleman in 2012, and the first-place finish in league welcomed daughter Sarea Liliana Robles is the experimental neuroscience couple welcomed son Sloan standings in the winter in May 2014. coordinator of career 2013-2014 season. at the University of Nebraska Lennox in December 2013. Michelle Lee graduated services for DigiPen Medical Center in 2001. The family lives in Billings, Bobby Shinn married from the John A. Burns Institute of Technology Mont., where Shawna Ashlin Anbe on June 28, School of Medicine at the in Redmond, Wash. works for the public 2014. University of Hawai‘i. health department. pacificu.edu/magazine 41

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Adrian Shipley ’09, Kimberly O’Rourke and 2011 the Forest Grove Committee 17 Drew Van Roekel MAEd ’11 has been selected Ernesto Mayz ’12 were Jefferson Bethke and wife for Citizen Involvement. ’13 celebrated his graduation as coach of the Forest Grove married Aug. 3, 2014. Alyssa welcomed Kinsley Joy Mai-Lon Gittelsohn MFA with his grandparents, High School cross-country Wilber Ramírez- Bethke on May 15, 2014. published Chop Suey and Debbie (Schranz) Van Roekel program. A 2005 Forest Rodríguez DHS ’10 was She weighed 8 pounds, 8 Apple Pie, a book of memoir ’60 and Ron Van Roekel ’66, Grove graduate, Shipley featured in “Strength ounces and measured 19 poems representing her and godparents Inez ranks third all-time among through Adversity,” an inches long. life as a fourth-generation (Bondurant) Griffels ’66 Boxers in the 10,000 meters article in the May-June 2014 Krista Burnham ’11, Chinese-American. A 23- and Steve Griffels ’64. on the track. He is an issue of Access magazine, PharmD ’14 is working for year veteran teacher in the instructional assistant at 2014 a publication of the the Wilsonville, Ore.-based Del Mar Union School Forest Grove High School Kaley Adams has been American Dental Hygienists’ Creative Compounds, a District, she teaches memoir and races in marathons offered a position with Association (ADHA). The state and nationally certified writing to seniors through and ultramarathons. He Oligos Etc., a DNA/RNA story profiles his background compounding pharmacy the San Dieguito Adult has been working as synthesis facility supporting providing dental care for that produces custom-made School. Her book was assistant coach of the the research community. underserved populations, batches of prescription published by Finishing cross-country team under including his internship in drugs. The business was Line Press after she was Samantha Cruz is a long-time coach Sue Fleskes, the Peruvian jungle. Ramírez- founded by Krista’s mother, named one of the teaching and research who recently retired. Rodríguez is a faculty Denise Burnham, who hopes winners of the publisher’s assistant at Arizona Hala‘i Topp member in Pacific’s School to one day hand over the New Women’s Voices State University. married Tim Lilo in of Dental Health Science. reins to her daughter. Chapbook Competitions. Darla Kneeland PA Savusavu, Vanua Levu, Nicole Mangiboyat } pacificu.edu/burnham Stephanie Haugen is a joined Banner Health Clinic Fiji, on July 18, 2014. reporter for the Forest in Fernley and Fallon, Nev. Kurata graduated from Michelle Carnegie ’11, Reggie Torres and the John A. Burns School Grove News-Times and OT ’13 and Matt Vossen ’12 Devin Lagorio spent the his wife, Ola, welcomed the Hillsboro Tribune. of Medicine at the University were married July 26, 2014. summer playing and baby Raider Douglas of Hawai‘i. She married Teri Shigeno r ecently coaching American football Sean Davis MFA appears Kaleikoaho’okamaha’o Landon Kurata ’10, PT ’13 graduated with a master’s in Slovenia, where he also in Olympia to read from his Mumy Torres on July 23, in March 2014. degree in sport and exercise got involved in local new book, The Wax Bullet 2014. He weighed 7 pounds, psychology from Springfield elections. Now back in the Matt McCray War: Chronicles of a Soldier 4 ounces, and measured married Eli Taylor in a small College. She is now in a United States, he has been  & Artist, a memoir of Davis’ 18.75 inches. Kapua Keefe ceremony in Portland on July kinesiology doctoral program appointed JV defensive line experience as a veteran of ’07 is an aunt. 9, 2014, the fifth anniversary with a concentration in sport coach for his alma mater, the Iraq War. The appearance of their first date. psychology and motor St. Mary’s High School in 2010 is part of a national tour behavior at the University Stockton, Calif. 14 BJ Anderson and Robbie Pock MFA ’10 led including stops in Utah, of Tennessee. } pacificu.edu/lagorio Carol Cloakey Anderson ’05 a new writer’s workshop at Idaho, Michigan and welcomed a second child, Periscope Books & Tutoring Wisconsin, as well as Katie Sipos earned her Eric Moore has accepted son Daxton George in Forest Grove. The the Northwest. master’s degree in publishing a job with Northwest Senior workshop focused on short- and writing from Emerson and Disability Services. Anderson on Feb. 18, Emily Dueker and Eric form writing, including College in Boston. 2014. He weighed 9 Coats ’11 were married in Quinten Moore has poetry, stories and non- pounds, 14 ounces and May 2014. Jason Townsend was been offered a position measured 23 inches. fiction vignettes. Pock has named the 2013-2014 as executive assistant at Natalie Gonzalez been writing for 13 years SeaTac Coach of the Year Clear Financial. Staci Gregorio has been and her husband, Jesus, and has been published in after completing his first invited to the Indianapolis welcomed daughter Johanna Jordan Siu has been numerous publications. season as head coach of the Women’s Pro Showcase, Maria Gonzalez on March accepted to medical school 21 Tacoma (Wash.) Baptist an invitation-only combine Miranda (McNeal) 14, 2014. at Western University COMP run by Chris Warren of Yancy and husband AJ Schools Crusaders boys’ NW in Lebanon, Ore. He earned a Warren Sports International/ welcomed twin sons Hudson Alicia Guildner  basketball team. His overall was an exercise science master of science degree in Integrity Sports Corporation. Harper David Yancy and record was 15 wins and major at Pacific University. health promotion from the She will train from August Lincoln Lucas Andrew Yancy 9 losses. University of Delaware on Ashleigh Pilkerton has to January, then travel with on March 25, 2014. Hudson Chelsea Yarbor earned May 30, 2014. accepted a position with her teammates to Australia weighed 5 pounds, 5 ounces a master of social work AmeriCorp as the citizen playing against teams in the and measured 18.5 inches. 2012 degree from the University science assistant at Port European Basketball League. Lincoln weighed 4 pounds, Sebastian Bannister of Michigan in 2013. Townsend Marine 7 ounces and measured Gregorio was a unanimous Lawler is working as a Science Center. 18.25 inches. 2013 2014 First Team All-PCAC production operator at Angela Kinslow MEd selection for San Diego SolarWorld in Hillsboro, Ore. married Brian Ellison on Mesa College, averaging He also serves as a member May 31, 2014. more than 13 points, three of the Forest Grove Planning rebounds, two assists and Commission and is chair of one steal per game. pacificu.edu/magazine 43

in memoriam friends member of the Tualatin 1949 He was preceded in death 1951 Sorena Ann Hill died Jan. Country Club (where she George Potter died April by a daughter, Robin Higgins. Robert Barrow ’51, MSEd 9, 2014, at age 74. She shot two of her three holes- 27, 2014, at age 89. He He is survived by his wife ’66 died March 18, 2014, received an associate degree in-one). She is survived served in the Army Air Corps Phyllis (Whipple) ’50, at age 87. He was born in nursing and was a by her husband Ross; during World War II. After daughter Lori DiMartino, in Marshfield (now Coos medical-surgical nursing stepchildren Christine graduating from Pacific, he five grandchildren, and Bay), Ore. He enlisted in supervisor at Tuality Forest Tumlinson and her husband, coached football for a total three great-grandchildren. the U.S. Navy in 1944 Duke, and Greg Johnson Grove Hospital. She retired of 43 years, 21 in Oregon Marie (Leavens) and served in the Pacific in 1995. She is survived and his wife Genevieve; and 22 in Washington. He Theater on Guam. After and four grandchildren. Houston died March 17, by her husband, Dean Hill is survived by his wife, 2014. She was 85. She his discharge in 1946, he ’61, MSEd ’75; daughter, Bunny ’49; children majored in drama and attended PacificUniversity, Deanna Hill; son, Matt Hill; 1929 Nancy Faulk, Ken Potter where he earned both a Lois (Tuttle) Campbell elementary education at two grandsons; and a and Gene Potter; eight Pacific University, where bachelor and master’s died May 6, 2014, after great-granddaughter. grandchildren; and two she also met her husband, degree in education. He suffering a stroke at age great-grandchildren. Mary Johnson died June Tom Houston ’51, a married Marjorie Ruth Cox 106. She was born in 20, 2014, following a battle lieutenant colonel in the in 1951. The couple California. She attended with cancer. She spent 1950 U.S. Air Force. With the Air divorced in 1964. He Pacific University for one three years at Pacific Richard “Dick” Knight Force, the couple was taught general science at year, then enrolled at the University, helping launch died March 23, 2014. stationed in Alaska, Asia Hamlin Middle School in University of Oregon. She the School of Dental Health After graduating from and Europe. She was a Springfield, Ore., for nearly married Donald J. Campbell Science and the bachelor Pacific, he taught English substitute teacher and 30 years. At the time of in 1931. He died in 1980. of science in dental hygiene at Heppner (Ore.) High worked with the Texas his death, he was the She also was preceded in degree. Prior to that, she School and then at Legislature to strengthen oldest member of Eugene death by her sister, Cecile taught dental hygiene for Monmouth-Independence special needs programs. Aeronautics, a radio Tuttle ’35. She is survived 20 years at Clark College (Ore.) High School. He later She is survived by her control club for flying by her children, Douglas, in Vancouver. She also was became a financial planner husband, three sons, one RC model airplanes. He Kirke, and Heather Hanson a part-time dental hygiene and was one of the first in daughter, five grandchildren, is survived by son Curtis ’60; five grandchildren; and instructor at Mount Hood the nation to be certified. and a great-granddaughter. Barrow, daughter Laura Community College. She brother, Dean Tuttle ’36, He worked as a certified Cox, two grandchildren, was an avid golfer and age 104. financial planner in Seattle. and two great-grandsons.

Oregon Gov. Victor G. Atiyeh Hon. ’96 A longtime friend of Pacific University, Gov. Victor G. Atiyeh died July 20, 2014, at the age of 91. Atiyeh held an honorary degree from Pacific University and was a member of the Board of Trustees. He recently donated his personal collection of papers, memorabilia and other artifacts to Pacific University for preservation and public viewing, and the collection opened with a special exhibit in October 2013. “Pacific University lost a great friend yesterday with the passing of Gov. Vic Atiyeh,” President Lesley Hallick said upon the governor’s death. “As a legislator, governor, and later, as a member of our Board of Trustees, Gov. Atiyeh took a keen interest in higher education and Pacific University, in particular. We are very grateful for his contributions and honored to help preserve his legacy as custodians of his personal collection.” Atiyeh was born Feb. 20, 1923, to Syrian immigrants and would later become the nation’s first Arab- American governor. He played football for the University of Oregon and turned down an offer to play for the Green Bay Packers. He joined the military during World War II but was kept out of active service due to childhood injuries. He married his high school sweetheart, Dolores Hewitt, on July 5, 1944, and took over the family carpet business that year. In 1958, Atiyeh was recruited to run for the Oregon House of Representatives. He served three terms in the House and four terms in the Senate, including a stint as Senate minority leader. He lost a bid for governor in 1974, but was elected in 1978. He served through eight years of economic upheaval and was known for his work to diversify Oregon’s economy, leading a variety of trade missions overseas. In 1979, he received the Pacific University Service Award, and he sat on the Board of Trustees from 1987 to 1995. In 1996, he was awarded an honorary doctor of letters degree from Pacific.Atiyeh  selected Pacific to write and publish his official biography, which will be authored by faculty member Jim Moore, director of the Tom McCall Center for Policy Innovation. Publication is planned for 2016. Atiyeh is survived by his wife Dolores, daughter Suzanne, son Tom, and five grandchildren. At the governor’s request, the Pacific University Chamber Singers performed 12 selections at his public memorial service at the Oregon Capitol. Gifts in his memory may be made to the Governor Atiyeh Endowment, the Atiyeh Scholarship Endowment, the Governor Victor Atiyeh Collection or the Atiyeh Biography Project at Pacific University. 44

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1953 Ore. For the last 17 years, Eileen L. Roloff Elinor M. (Fritz) she lived in Baker City, Ore., Eileen L. Roloff died May 24, 2014, surrounded died April with her companion Doug. Darland MA  by family. In her early 20s, she moved from the 23, 2014, at age 95. An Jay C. Stovall ’52, OD ’53  Midwest to Southern California and settled in alumna of the University died Nov. 29, 2013, at age San Diego. There she met and married Harvey of Wyoming, she earned 90. He was a member of Roloff ’41, a chief petty officer in the Navy. After her master’s degree at Gamma Sigma and was on the war, they moved to Forest Grove, where Pacific University, where Pacific’s golf team. A native Harvey was a coach and professor at Pacific her husband D. David of Great Falls, Mont., he University and Eileen worked in the bookstore was later dean Darland served in World War II with and as a costume designer and seamstress of students. She taught the infantry and was making can-can dresses for the annual Gay English at the high school awarded two Purple Hearts. Ninety’s celebrations. In 1955, the family moved and collegiate levels and He established his to Sacramento. She became a real estate agent later served for 25 years optometric practice in 1954 and enjoyed an active family and social life. The in a communications and in Marin County, Calif., couple retired in the 1980s, and traveled the editorial capacity with the serving patients for more west in their motor home. Eileen was preceded Alliance for Health, Physical than 40 years. He was active in death by her husband, Harvey, and by Education and Recreation in Boy Scouts, Little League, daughters Linda and Judy. She is survived by her in Washington, D.C. The Lions International and the son, John. family, which included twin Masons. He was a founding sons David and Dallas, also member of the Oregon- lived in Laramie, Wyo., New California Trails Association. York City, Chicago, Forest He is survived by his wife, Shawver ’07), eight great- Grove and Portland over 1983 1990 Leona (Blackmun) Stovall grandchildren, and one died April the years. Elinor and David Reed C.K. Olaso  Maxine Hoggan-Myers ’51, and his brother, Dean great-great grandson. 13, 2014, at age 54. He was retired to Eugene, where PsyD died Feb. 2, 2014, at Stovall ’52, OD ’53. a graduate of Punahou they were involved in the the age of 78. She was a 1968 School and Pacific University, establishment of the psychologist who practiced 1958 Allan V. Tarpenning where he was an all-star Wayne Morse Foundation in Redmond, Ore. She was Patience Skill died Feb. MSEd died June 20, 2014, athlete playing football, and served on its board. a descendent of the Barclays, 8. 2014, of lung cancer at at age 81. He completed his basketball and baseball. In She loved literature, books one of the original pioneer age 77. She grew up in undergraduate studies at 1988, he married Suzanne and art and was politically families of Oregon. She was Central Oregon, graduated Linfield College, where he Marie Crane, and they lived active. Friends regarded preceded in death by her from Madras High School, was a three-sport athlete in Kailua. He worked at her as the “Queen of the youngest son, Martin, and and earned a degree in and was inducted into the the Le Jardin Academy as a Nosh,” always serving 5 two husbands, Michael literature and education Hall of Fame in 1999. coach and athletic director. p.m. cocktails and good Hoggan and William Myers. from Pacific University. She Professionally, he was a He is survived by his wife food. She was preceded She is survived by son taught in Forest Grove, teacher and coach, who Suzanne; their children in death by her husband Kenneth Kinman, grandsons Fullerton, Calif., and in led the Lane Community Nikki and her husband and by son David. She is Keith and Kristopher, four Salem, Ore. She is survived College cross-country Ikaika Sugimoto, and Kea- survived by brother Marvin great-grandchildren, three by her husband, Neil; sons team to the National Marie; and granddaughter Fritz of Sheridan, Wyo.; stepchildren, three sisters, Wayne Anthony and Neil; Championship in 1972. Ono, as well as by his other son Dallas of Amherst, and a brother. and two grandsons. He was preceded in death children Eric Kiha and his Mass.; daughter-in-law by his wife of 53 years, wife Shannon, and Alexa; Ursula; grandsons 1964 Dorothy Tarpenning ’68, and eight grandchildren. Christopher Darland Willard “Twit” Westfall and his son, Kyle. He is and his partner, Sara died June 19, 2009. He was survived by his sons Kevin DeNobrega, of New York a music teacher in public of Albany, Ore., Kurt and City, and Joshua Darland schools for many years, his wife, Donna, of Eugene, keepintouch and his wife, Carmen, of serving in John Day and and Kory and his wife, Sue, Dallas, Ore.; four great- Grants Pass, Ore., as well of Monte Carlo, Monaco; grandchildren; and several as Chinook and Helena, daughters Karin and her SUBMIT A CLASS NOTE and photo nieces and nephews. Mont. He quit teaching in husband, Mike Szadyr, of online by Jan. 5 for consideration for Joan (Deane) Miller 1969, when his father died, Troy, Mich., and Kelly and the Spring 2015 issue. to help his mother. He died March 11, 2014, at her husband, Tom Feuer, pacificu.edu/classnotes age 81. 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