HONORING OUR PAST, SHAPING OUR FUTURE 2013– 14 ANNUAL REPORT OF PRIVATE GIVING ALVIN “AL” MCNEILLY ’44 made gifts to the University of Maine over more than 39 consecutive years prior to his death on June 19, 2014. His lifetime giving totaled more than $800,000, including generous matches from his longtime employer, ExxonMobil. UMaine established the Loyal M Society in 2013 to recognize donors like McNeilly, whose faithful giving has made a tremendous difference to the state’s land grant university.

A committed volunteer, McNeilly served as president of both the University of Maine Alumni Association and the President’s Development Council. More recently, he initiated a “class adoption program,” in which the Class of 1944 mentored the Class of 2010, sharing UMaine traditions that cross generations.

“It’s hard to imagine a more loyal alumnus than Al,” says Todd Saucier, president of the University of Maine Alumni Association. “Al was very involved at UMaine as a student through his membership in Kappa Sigma, Sophomore Owls and Senior Skulls, and as treasurer and vice president of his class. His leadership was also evident in his service as captain of the baseball team. Al credited UMaine for much of his professional and personal success, and was truly one of a kind in his enthusiasm for our university.”

“From our first moments on campus, Al charged us to make the most of our time at UMaine and to leave an impact on the school well after we graduated. His commitment to the university for a full 70 years as an alumnus inspires all who knew Al or were touched by his efforts.” Matt Ciampa ’10 2 0 1 3 – 1 4 ANNUAL REPORT OF PRIVATE GIVING

CONTENTS Letter from President Susan J. Hunter 3 Letter from Jeffery N. Mills and Eric F. Rolfson 4 Fundraising Partners 5 2014 Endowments/Holdings 19 Ways of Giving 48 Giving Societies 52 2014 Donors 54

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2 University of Maine LETTER FROM PRESIDENT SUSAN J. HUNTER

It is truly a pleasure to share the University of Maine’s annual report of private giving, which highlights just a few of the many generous alumni and friends who have made a tremendous difference to our university. I have been fortunate to meet many of those who are highlighted in this report, and I deeply appreciate the opportunity to spend time with such thoughtful and accomplished individuals.

This report serves as a reminder that we are at a special point in UMaine’s history, celebrating its 150th, or sesquicentennial, anniversary. Most of us are stunned by how much has changed since 1865 and by how the rate of change only seems “The prevailing themes of to accelerate. Our research programs are marked by technology and knowledge that were generosity and opportunity unimaginable years ago. Our approach to teaching translate into a history worth and learning, and the types of educational opportunities available to our students, have also celebrating, and a future that changed dramatically. we can embrace together.” Several themes prevail in the face of constant President Susan J. Hunter change. First is the theme of generosity. For well over a century, the generosity of our alumni and friends has shaped us as a university, and transformed the quality of experience we can provide to UMaine students and other constituents. A second theme, linked to the first, is opportunity. You, our donors, create opportunities every day, changing lives on and well beyond our campus. The prevailing themes of generosity and opportunity translate into a history worth celebrating and a future that we can embrace together.

With gratitude,

Susan J. Hunter President

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 3 LETTER FROM JEFFERY N. MILLS AND ERIC F. ROLFSON

Dear Friends,

Most of you reading this year’s annual report of private giving have long ties to the state of Maine and its land and sea grant university, the University of Maine. Whether you are reading this report from a farm in Aroostook County, a retirement community on our beautiful coast or a financial services firm in Manhattan, we encourage you to consider just how far our university has come since 1865.

Our 150th anniversary provides a unique vantage point from which we can consider not only our past, but perhaps, Jeffery N. Mills ’82 more important, our future. Over the next year, we look forward to a number of special events that celebrate the generous and thoughtful individuals who have made UMaine what it is and who will continue to shape its future.

Standing with one foot in the past and another in the future, it is important that we ask ourselves the questions of a lifetime. What will our legacy be? How will we influence the future of the sons and daughters of Maine? Such questions are both daunting and exhilarating, and will shape not only our university, but the lives of our students and the quality of life for thousands of Maine citizens.

Yours for the University of Maine,

Eric F. Rolfson Jeffery N. Mills ’82 Eric F. Rolfson President and CEO Vice President for Development University of Maine and Alumni Relations Foundation University of Maine

4 University of Maine FUNDRAISING PARTNERS

University of Maine Foundation Jeffery N. Mills, President and CEO Buchanan Alumni House Two Alumni Place Orono, Maine 04469­5792 207.581.5100 800.982.8503 [email protected] umainefoundation.org

Office of University Development Eric F. Rolfson, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Heritage House 101 College Avenue Orono, Maine 04473­4268 207.581.1153 800.671.7085 [email protected] umaine.edu/development

University of Maine Alumni Association Todd D. Saucier, President and Executive Director Buchanan Alumni House One Alumni Place Orono, ME 04469­5792 207.581.1131 800.934.2586 [email protected] umainealumni.com

Maine 4­H Foundation Susan Jennings, Executive Director 5717 Corbett Hall, Room 310 Orono, ME 04469­5717 207.581.3739 800.287.0274 (in Maine) umaine.edu/4hfoundation

University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation Carrie Enos, President 5737 Jenness Hall Orono, ME 04469­5737 207.581.2298 [email protected] Stevens Hall 1924 mainepulpaper.org

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 5 Dan ’63 and Betty Churchill

6 University of Maine “Our lives are given to us for so much more than just (personal) advancement. If we haven’t given to the world around us, we haven’t

lived our lives fully.” Dan Churchill ’63

A Shared Commitment

Daniel “Dan” ’63 and Betty Churchill have made camps in Kenya, Mercy Corps in Timor­Leste, the “experiences of a lifetime” possible for more than 50 United Nations in New York City, and the African graduate students involved in UMaine’s School of Center for Strategic Studies in Washington, D.C., Policy and International Affairs (SPIA) and the among others. Climate Change Institute (CCI). Their philanthropy has allowed graduate students to travel far from Dan Churchill currently serves as the chair of the Orono on more than 70 trips to conduct research SPIA Board of Advisors, where he is actively engaged and further their education. in working with the director to grow the program and create global opportunities for UMaine students. In 2005, the Churchills launched the Churchill Exploration Fund at CCI, funding graduate students The Churchills’ involvement with graduate students to carry out research in field sites far from Maine — is extraordinary and has resulted in many friendships, from Pamir to Peru, Antarctica to Asia. as well as professional mentoring.The University of Maine recognized their shared commitment to In 2009, they began funding a new program, the graduate study by presenting them with a Stillwater Churchill Internship, to help SPIA students spend Presidential Award in June 2014. time at organizations as varied as Somali refugee

THE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE’S federally funded Antarctic science program, one of the most active in the United States, traces its beginnings, in part, to a 1960 research trip to the southern continent. Robert Nichols (far left), who taught geology at Tufts University, inspired generations of students to study Antarctica’s ice sheets and landforms. Those students included Harold Borns and George Denton (second and third from the left, respectively), who became two of UMaine’s leading scientists. Borns and Denton met on this expedition, pulling sleds and making observations in the Transantarctic Mountains.

Marble Point near McMurdo Station, the main U.S. Antarctic base.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 7 “Our Welcome Weekend Day of Service gives students an opportunity to bond while providing assistance to community organizations. Many students continue to volunteer both in our area and around the world. We hope we are creating service habits that last a lifetime.”

Lisa Morin, Coordinator, Bodwell Center for Student Service and Volunteerism

Volunteer Service

As a land grant university, UMaine has a mission Bodwell Center for Service and Volunteerism’s that encompasses teaching, research and public Welcome Weekend Day of Service. In August 2013, service. The concept of students reaching out to 1,800 first­year students participated in community communities, near and far, has gained significant projects, donating nearly 4,000 hours of service. traction in recent years. Private support has played an Community service continues through specific important role in many service projects involving courses and as part of groups such as Alternative UMaine undergraduates. Such support is especially Breaks, Engineers Without Borders, UMaine important to students who wish to travel abroad as Nursing International and the Maine Business part of their service to others. School’s MBS Corps. Fraternities, sororities and sports teams are also involved in outreach, Many UMaine undergraduates have their first particularly to local youths. experience helping local communities through the “Companies, individuals and even foundations make many of these experiences possible for our students,” says Eric Rolfson, vice president for development and alumni relations. “Volunteer opportunities can change us forever, especially when they take place far from home and all that is familiar to us.”

The University of Maine has many programs that help combat local and global hunger. During Welcome Weekend 2014 alone, students prepared 20,000 fortified rice meals that were sent to El Salvador and 2,500 family­style meals for local food pantries.

Greek Letter Society volunteer service

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Honoring our Past, Shaping our Future 9 John Huard ’67

10 University of Maine “John makes a big difference to our programs with his generous philanthropy and enthusiasm for engaging teammates and athletics

fans in general.” Karlton Creech, Director of Athletics

Celebrating Athletic Performance and Personal Generosity

John Huard ’67 was one of the Black Bears’ most active member with the National Football successful linebackers. His athletic prowess was most Foundation’s State of Maine Chapter and volunteers recently recognized when the National Football with both the Boys and Girls Clubs, and the Susan Foundation and its board of directors announced his Curtis Foundation. selection as a member of the 2014 College Football Hall of Fame class. Huard is the first Black Bear to A loyal and engaged alumnus, Huard has been a receive college football’s highest honor. Of the more generous donor to the UMaine football program, the than 5 million who have played and coached in Carol S. and Walter H. Abbott scholarship, athletic college football, just over 1,000 individuals in the scholarships in general, the Wesley D. Jordan Fund, history of the sport have earned entrance into the and other needs within UMaine Athletics. He is a College Football Hall of Fame. member of the M Club, and he and his wife, Helen, are members of the President’s Club and the Huard’s commitment to athletics and his alma mater Stillwater Society. has taken him well beyond what is now Morse Field and Alfond Stadium in Orono. A two­time first team All­American, he guided UMaine to the Tangerine Bowl in 1965. Named one of the top 20 athletes in Maine by Sports Illustrated, he was the first football player inducted into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame (’86) and the first member of Alfond Stadium’s Ring of Honor.

His career includes years with the National and Canadian (professional) football leagues, as well as coaching. Beyond the playing field, Huard is an

Players celebrate the Colonial Athletic Association championship.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 11 “I was fortunate to get a solid foundation in accounting and finance here at UMaine. I hope that this new laboratory will bring a Wall Street

environment to UMaine students.” Gerard S. Cassidy ’80

Bringing Wall Street to Orono

As managing director of equity research with RBC Cassidy, who grew up on Long Island, made the Capital Markets, Gerard S. Cassidy ’80 conducts decision to return to Maine at the urging of his wife, bank and regional economic research for clients Elaine Conley Cassidy ’80, a Maine native with around the world. He is the creator of the Texas many family members who remain in the state. “We Ratio used to determine the financial health of a are very blessed to live and work where we do,” he bank, and is often quoted in the national media. says. “Moving to Maine was one of the best decisions we ever made. With today’s technology, I can easily Cassidy, who has a bachelor’s degree in business connect with colleagues and clients around the world administration from UMaine, wants to help ensure and, at the same time, my children have benefitted that students in the Maine Business School have from all that Maine has to offer.” exposure to the same tools that they will eventually use as professional investors. He made a generous gift Cassidy’s UMaine experience was shaped by more to name the Gerard S. Cassidy ’80 Capital Markets than accounting and finance. He is quick to point Training Laboratory. The new facility in the D.P. to the benefits of being a member of the UMaine Corbett Business Building features Bloomberg data football team, which is what brought him to Maine feeds, which have earned an international reputation as an undergraduate. “My career has definitely as the most powerful and flexible platform for benefitted from a competitive nature and a financial professionals who need real­time data, news commitment to hard work that is ingrained in and analytics with which to make the best possible athletes,” he notes. “Much of life is about business decisions. perseverance, and investing is no exception to this.”

The Gerard S. Cassidy ’80 Capital Markets Training Laboratory in the D.P. Corbett Business Building was dedicated in September.

12 University of Maine Gerard S. Cassidy ’80

Honoring our Past, Shaping our Future 13 Grant Standbrook and Red Gendron ’93G

14 University of Maine “We have always been a family here at Maine and families rally to take

care of their own.” Red Gendron ’93G, Head Coach, Men’s Ice Hockey

Maine Hockey Forever Fund

Formerly an assistant coach under Shawn Walsh, a 493­216­66 record. His overall coaching record Dennis “Red” Gendron ’93G returned to Orono as points to further success: He has coached 34 UMaine’s head men’s ice hockey coach in 2013. Soon All­Americans and 10 Olympians, won three NCAA after his arrival, Gendron grasped the importance of titles as an assistant at the University of Wisconsin, philanthropy to the future of the UMaine hockey and has coached 68 players who went on to compete program and established the Grant Standbrook in the NHL. Maine Hockey Forever Fund, honoring a former assistant coach and recruiting coordinator. “I am confident that former Black Bear players and coaches will choose to join me in contributing to the Gendron’s annual contribution, which represents a Grant Standbrook Fund,” says Gendron. “Everyone generous percentage of his salary, creates a new who has ever been a part of UMaine hockey knows endowment for hockey at the University of Maine that it takes financial support to compete successfully Foundation and honors an old friend whose on a national stage. Everyone knows that we need coaching record speaks for itself. In his 18 seasons at both an endowment and a strong annual giving UMaine, Grant Standbrook helped the Black Bears program.” to two NCAA championships, 11 Frozen Fours and

An early UMaine men’s ice hockey team practiced and played outdoors in the Maine winter.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 15 “The University of Maine and Farm Credit are committed not only to economic prosperity and environmental stewardship, but also to preserving Maine’s unique rural nature and quality of life.”

Ed Ashworth, Dean, College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture

Preserving Maine’s Rural Nature

Those who make their living from Maine’s farms, resource­based economy. As a nearly century­old fisheries, forests, nurseries, greenhouses and other cooperative, Farm Credit East has a long history of agribusinesses understand that the only thing that is hiring UMaine graduates, many of whom have predictable about the future is its uncertainty. The personal experience with, as well as a passion for, weather, invasive species, competition from abroad Maine’s natural resources. In 2013, Farm Credit of and regulation are just some of the factors that Maine (which merged with Farm Credit East on impact the livelihood of individuals, families and January 1, 2014) established a term professorship in entire communities across the state of Maine. production economics and agricultural finance, an area of great interest to the cooperative and its Fortunately, Farm Credit East is available to help customers. Dr. Xuen Chen was appointed to this agribusinesses find their way. Farm Credit East professorship to teach production economics, assist provides loans and financial services that are with agricultural and natural resource­based industry informed by its employees’ expert knowledge and cost­of­production studies, and to lead the UMaine’s extensive experience regarding Maine’s natural Farm Credit Fellowship Program.

Representatives of Farm Credit East and the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture join Dr. Xuen Chen and the Farm Credit Fellows on the steps of Winslow Hall. This building, within the campus historic district, serves as a reminder of UMaine’s agricultural heritage.

Farmers inspect a Maine potato harvest

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Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 17 PRESIDENT ABRAM W. HARRIS AWARDS

As part of its 80th anniversary celebration this fall, the University of Maine Foundation presented the President Abram W. Harris Award to one graduate from each of UMaine’s colleges. The Harris Award was established in the University of Maine Foundation in 2003 by President Harris’ grandson Abram “Pete” W. Harris III ‘50 and his friend Marion Waterman Meyer ‘51. This year’s Harris Awardees were scholarship recipients as UMaine students. They were honored for exemplary leadership, contributions to community and service to UMaine that reflect the essence of Dr. Harris’ efforts as the president of the University of Maine, 1893 to 1901. To honor their legacies as successful scholarship recipients, the University of Maine Foundation presented the University of Maine with $1,000 scholarships in the name of each of the Harris Award recipients. The scholarships will be awarded in the next academic year. Photos courtesy of the University of Maine Foundation

CHRISTOPHER P. KEATING JOHN K. VERONEAU C. ANN MERRIFIELD Investment Management Executive Partner, Covington & Burling LLP Life Sciences Executive and B.S. Business Administration, 1979 B.A. English, 1983 Board Member B.A. Zoology, 1973 Master of Education, 1975

DR. DEBRA A. GERVAIS MARK “ROOKIE” A. LETENDRE CALEN B. COLBY Division Chief of Abdominal Imaging, Director of Umpire Medical Services President, Colby Company Engineering Massachusetts General Hospital Office of the Commissioner, B.S. Civil Engineering, 1985 Associate Professor of Radiology, Major League Baseball M.S. Civil Engineering, 1991 Harvard Medical School B.S. Physical Education and Health, B.S. Chemistry/Honors College, 1986 1978

18 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Total University of Maine Endowments/Holdings as of FY141 University of Maine Foundation $189,150,635 University of Maine System (Orono campus) $78,592,894

University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation $15,280,355

Maine 4­H Foundation $2,163,578

Total $285,187,462

1Fiscal year defined as July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 with the exception of the Pulp & Paper Foundation; their fund values are as of Dec. 31, 2013. Like many of UMaine’s retired faculty and staff, Karen Boucias ‘71 and her husband, Dr. George Jacobson, give generously to UMaine. The F University of Maine Foundation couple’s giving is recognized with a triple S University of Maine System (Orono campus) crown, thanks to their annual, capital and P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation legacy giving. 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value P 1996 Open House Scholarship 10,000 17,088 F Alpander, Guvenc G. Fund 18,531 27,206 4H 4­H Beef Fund 8,315 F Alpha Gamma Rho/Clifford McIntire Scholarship 39,356 49,046 4H 4­H Youth In Philanthropy 35,000 S Alpha Upsilon Alumnae of Delta Zeta Sorority F Abbott, Carol S. and Walter H. Scholarship 106,783 119,596 Scholarship 6,293 15,803 F Abbott, Ernest F. and Anita Basketball Scholarship 7,063 10,884 F Alternative Spring Break Endowment 9,127 10,371 P Abbott, Warren A. Scholarship 10,909 46,728 F Alumnae of the Delta Nu Chapter of Alphi Phi Scholarship 300 327 F Academic Merit Scholarship 3,981 6,655 F Alumni Association Aspirations Scholarship 10,230 17,125 F Adams, Archie A. Scholarship 3,952 8,471 F Alumni Association Distinguished Scholars Award 40,500 57,611 F Adams, Edwin Wentworth Scholarship 954,752 1,404,632 F Alumni Association Endowment 525,454 670,734 S Adams, Harold P. ’14 and Margaret H. ’15 Scholarship 21,858 37,190 F Alumni Association Scholarship 63,515 81,137 S Additon, Elizabeth G. Scholarship 20,881 33,099 F Alumni Class of 1939 Scholarship 221,394 249,777 S Agricultural Club Scholarship 2,500 8,663 F Alumni House Endowment 1,646,005 1,848,036 P Ahara, E. Victor Scholarship 41,061 76,596 S American Association of University Women F Ahavas Achim Cemetery Quasi Endowment 706,440 934,691 Scholarship 12,932 33,099 P Aiken, Paul and Evelyn Scholarship 10,200 32,087 S American Public Works Scholarship Fund 24,043 32,073 P Akeley, Leon F. Scholarship 10,100 14,859 S American Pulp and Paper Mill Superintendents F Alden, Richard C. Fund 5,883 Association Fund 3,094 18,163 S Alexander, Michele Scholar Award 6,911 8,764 S American Welding Society (Maine Section) Scholarship 6,295 18,350 F Alfond Student Athlete Fund 1,267,680 1,420,798 S Ames, Edward W. Fund 10,000 16,985 F Alfond, Harold A. Athletic Scholarship 100,000 183,432 S Amos, Luther N. Scholarship 5,000 15,789 F Alfond, Harold Scholarship II 161,517 186,547 S Anderson, Albert E. Class 1909 (Law) Fund 28,249 96,235 F Alford, Wilson M. and Frances Sawyer Fund 128,133 132,973 F Anderson, Joellen Scholarship 52,477 60,306 F All Maine Women Honor Society F Anderson, Robert E. and Jeanette B. Family Scholarship 6,634 7,250 President’s Endowment 11,270 12,676 F Anderson, Robert I. ’64 and F Allard, Suzanne B. Fund 40,341 57,933 Jacqueline Towle Anderson ’64 Scholarship 25,000 29,829 F Allen, Arthur S., Ph.D. and David J. Allen, Brig. Gen. (Ret.) F Andrews, Francis S. and Dorothy J. Scholarship 326,877 348,738 Wildlife Conservation Scholarship 4,831 5,703 F Andrews, Francis S. and Dorothy Jane S Allen, Rutillus Harrison Scholarship 4,690 13,705 Alumni House Fund 325,862 360,162 F Allen, Telford M. Family Scholarship 19,000 21,803 F Andrews, Kathryn Morris Scholarship 37,737 42,885 S Allenwood, Dawn Scholarship 7,175 11,017 S Animal and Veterinary Sciences Scholarship 4,406 7,744

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 19 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Anonymous Fund II 346,164 614,823 F Bangor Chapter #158 UCT Scholarship 10,000 20,124 F Anonymous Fund III 139,881 179,776 F Bangor Daily News Scholarship 20,000 30,514 F Anonymous Fund IV 24,903 26,711 S Bangor Daily News Scholarship 11,067 34,599 F Anonymous V 1,000 1,050 S Bangor Savings Bank Faculty Development Fund 105,000 195,386 F Anonymous VI 153 174 F Bank of America Scholarship 70,000 88,175 F Appleton, Maria S. Scholarship 5,000 16,922 F Banks, Ronald F. Scholarship 6,699 12,455 S Aquaculture Scholarship 3,000 5,066 S Barker, Corinne M. Scholarship 20,097 67,739 F Arbour Fox PaCEsetter Scholarship 47,500 53,501 P Barker, Elliott R. Scholarship 20,000 43,567 F Archibald, Percy P. and Marion T. Scholarship 557,965 629,484 F Barker, Harold O. ’27 Memorial Scholarship 6,962 10,211 F Armstrong, Florence J. Scholarship 94,378 98,039 F Barnes, Constance King Scholarship 40,651 43,808 F ASCE Student Chapter Recognition Award 5,593 7,556 S Barrett Development and Promotion Fund 48,624 61,612 S Ashman Summer Camp Fund 35,812 86,483 P Barrett, Mark D. Scholarship 109,984 138,084 S Ashman, Robert I. Award 11,696 32,000 S Barrett, Robert and Catherine Scholarship F ASHRAE Scholarship 9,50 12,992 and World Merit Fund 194,998 247,115 F Ashworth, Dr. John and Mabel Scholarship 21,250 24,669 S Barrows, Lewis O. Scholarship 1,940 7,440 F Associated General Contractors of Maine Education F Barrows, Willis M. and Virginia E. Fund 28,707 32,444 Foundation Fund 517,790 555,875 P Barry, Leroy J. (Roy) Scholarship 10,648 14,459 F Association of Graduate Students Quasi Endowment 111,756 141,897 S Barry, N. Veronica Memorial Scholarship 69,555 88,193 F Athletic Department Special Fund 4,027 6,116 F Barter, Dr. Richard F. Scholarship 43,223 49,454 F Austin, David M. and Kelly M. Scholarship 3,000 3,773 F Bartlett, Howard D. ’44 and Phyllis White ’45 S Austin, Richard Roland Memorial Fund 10,110 16,086 Scholarship 18,193 24,839 F Ayer, Hazen H. Scholarship 126,550 173,080 F Bartley Family Scholarship 58,025 67,237 F Babcock Educational Fund 240,170 293,497 F Bartley, Charles E. and Helen Hauck Scholarship 552,308 572,994 S Babcock, Hazel Lane ’17 Scholarship 324,268 529,050 S Barton, Dr. Frank ’21 Memorial Scholarship 15,000 24,663 F Bailey, Anne and Stan Scholarship 24,250 26,966 F Basketball 2000 Scholarship 31,838 37,527 F Bailey, Frank W. P. Scholarship 75,000 83,399 F Bates, Niran C. Scholarship 35,000 65,091 F Bailey, George H., D.V.S. (1832­1905) S Bath Iron Works Presidential Scholars Fund 100,000 182,683 Memorial Scholarship 5,005 5,742 S Bath Iron Works Professorship in P Bailey, Harold P. Special Endowment Fund 104,916 446,470 Structural Engineering 264,210 450,612 F Bailey, I. Stanley Alumni House Fund 14,957 18,941 S Bath Iron Works Scholarship Fund 204,338 398,666 F Bailey, I. Stanley Fund 157,499 178,899 S Bath Iron Works Structural Engineering Graduate Fellowship 150,000 351,219 F Bailey, Marjorie C. Alumni House Endowment 10,000 11,690 F Batuski, Dr. David J. Excellence Fund for F Bailey, Marjorie C. Arts Fund 96,863 108,037 Physics Education 25,000 31,067 F Bailey, Marjorie C. Library Fund 12,796 14,538 S Baugh, Eva May Thibodeau Arts and F Bailey, Marjorie C. Research Fund 96,863 108,037 Humanities Scholarship 258,864 414,424 F Bailey, Marjorie C. Scholarship 96,863 108,037 F Bayer, Juanita C. Memorial Scholarship 8,065 9,544 S Bailey, Mark and Marcia Professorship of F Beach Family Fund 29,191 35,494 Speech and Theatre 232,195 379,711 F Bean, Mary T. Alumni House Fund 236,632 268,130 F Baird, Catherine P. Alumni Fund 48,336 55,121 F Bear Pairs Scholarship 10,600 10,981 F, 4­H Baird, Cathrine P. and Frederick T. 4­H Fund 49,351 57,786 S Bear, William J. Labor Education Fund 16,291 23,800 F Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Alumni Fund 49,351 57,786 S Bearce, Arthur Boyden Endowment 12,600 15,540 F Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Alumni House Fund 48,336 55,483 P Bearce, George D. Scholarship 12,315 73,324 F Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Athletic Fund 48,336 55,121 F Beardsell, Wallace A. Scholarship 10,000 11,474 F Baird, Frederick T. and Catherine P. Scholarship 296,239 346,876 P Beaumont Family Endowment Fund 3,000 3,963 S Baker, Chester A. ’25 Student Aid Fund 137,366 203,290 F Bebek, Dr. Tibor J. Memorial Scholarship 27,743 59,342 S Baker, Edward H. ’27 Fund 25,000 34,854 F Becker, Elizabeth Chandler and C. Robert P Baker, Phil and Ginny Baker Scholarship 10,000 13,578 Memorial Scholarship 3,000 6,629 F Baldacci, Robert E., Sr. and Rosemary K. F Beckett, Clarence Fund 45,365 118,800 Memorial Scholarship 107,859 119,209 P Beckler, Warren B., Jr. Scholarship 10,069 67,929 P Baldwin­Harvey Scholarship 49,810 123,028 F Beechler, Austin D. Fund 5,415 F Ballou, John W. Scholarship 11,200 14,044 F Bell, James “Red,” Jr. Pike Industries, Inc. Scholarship 7,000 8,836 F Bananas T. Bear Alpha Phi Omega Scholarship 56,159 65,289 F Bell, Marcia Finks ’40 Scholarship 100,170 111,006 S Bancroft and Martin Scholarship 50,716 161,161 P Benedetto, Joseph A. Scholarship 10,169 68,299 S Bangor Business and Professional Women’s F Bennett, Clarence E. and Ruth N. Scholarship 26,358 32,733 Club Scholarship 24,056 40,014

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Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Bennett, Priscilla Hardy Scholarship 50,000 58,01 F Bombard, Carol Memorial Scholarship 15,775 18,716 S Bennett, Ralph R. ’25 Scholarship 100,000 125,149 F Bonello Family Scholarship 25,000 27,284 F Berry, Edward Robie Fund 15,085 23,992 S Boody, James H. Scholarship 100,130 335,378 F Berry, Major General Peter T. and P Boos, Louis J. Scholarship 50,636 56,477 Gail M. Berry ROTC Scholarship 20,948 24,032 P Bossen Family Scholarship 11,855 77,847 F Bessey, Earle D., Jr. Forest Resources Scholarship 42,940 48,527 P Boston Paper Trade Association Scholarship 10,000 28,373 F Beta Theta Pi Alumni House Endowment, S Bostwick, Dorothy Menzies Pi Beta Phi The Beta Eta Chapter of 50,000 53,550 Memorial Scholarship 2,329 6,842 P Betz Laboratories Scholarship 10,000 28,373 F Bouchard, John E. and Saundra F. Albrite­Bouchard S Beverage, Harold H. ’15 Distinguished Scholars Award 25,493 45,695 Scholarship 10,000 10,947 S Beverage, Harold H. Award 4,833 17,845 F Boucher, Samuel L. Buchanan Alumni House S Bickford, Frank B. and Charles S. Bickford Ornamental Garden Fund 88,602 121,541 Memorial Prize 18,070 60,489 F Boucher, Samuel L. Horticultural Education Fund 18,684 22,491 S Bickford, Myra Baker Memorial Scholarship 108,417 362,947 F Boucher, Samuel L. Ornamental Horticulture F Bicknell, Anne M. Healey and Albert W. Scholarship 2,400 2,893 Endowment Fund 4,782 5,971 F Bickterman, Nancy Harris and Edward J. Bickterman F Boudreau, Karen L., Esq. and Scholarship Quasi­Endowed Fund 7,500 8,535 Thomas S. Jensen, M.D. Fund 450 528 F Bingham Fund #2 695,542 971,428 S Boulanger, Leo W. Memorial Entomological Library Fund 14,204 49,686 P Bingham, Leroy M. (Lee) Scholarship 13,200 17,923 F Bourque Scholarship Fund 50,000 53,499 S Bingham, William II, Scholarship in Honor of Payson Smith 27,694 83,010 P Boutin, Delano L. Scholarship 18,068 44,099 S Bingham, William II Scholarship 28,197 98,526 S Bovill, S. George Memorial Scholarship 15,043 19,622 F Biological Sciences Endowment 2,581 4,455 P Bowden Family Scholarship 14,700 17,070 P Bird Companies Scholarship 10,783 66,877 F Bowden, Minnie Scholarship 15,441 22,766 S Bird, Adelaide C. and Alan L. General Fund 123,501 327,581 F Bowen Scholarship in Canadian History 49,660 56,138 F Bishop, Jacob W., Jr. and Martha Jane Scholarship 127,092 143,341 F Bowen, Hazel Sweetser Memorial Scholarship 139,857 163,142 S Bixby, George Forestry Fund 20,195 26,837 S Bowler, William E. Scholarship 1,153 4,714 F Bixler, Harris J. and Ann B. F Boyle, John F. Prize in Ecology and Hutchinson Center Scholarship 224,249 253,693 Environmental Sciences 23,156 26,166 F Black Bear Endowment Fund 8,050 9,605 S Boynton, Ray M. Scholarship 12,360 20,216 F Blackwell Family Scholarship 32,007 36,309 F Boyson, Gloria P. SPIFFY Fund 10,561 12,107 F Blake Scholarship, The 31,788 35,939 S Brackett, Wade F. and Isabel G. Endowed Fund 214,686 641,810 F Blake, Foster B., Sr. Scholarship 10,000 17,106 S Bradford, Merrill R. and Wilma A. Distinguished Scholars Award 5,000 7,267 F Blake, Wallace Scholarship 100,000 114,717 F Bragg, Charles F. II and Anna H. Fund 28,845 32,409 F Blodgett, Cindy Women’s Basketball Education Fund 40,811 46,141 F Bragg, Katherine M. and Walter H. Loan Fund 13,000 28,596 S Blodgett, Thomas James Hamler Memorial Scholarship 11,683 29,985 F Brainard, Captain John “Jay”III ’08 S Blue Sky Initiatives Fund 863,916 1,011,617 Memorial Scholarship 13,900 6,373 F Blumenstock Family Forest Products F Brautlecht, Charles A. Scholarship 92,860 189,573 Student of the Year Award 16,180 18,621 S Brewster, Geraldine Scholarship Endowment 4,927 19,694 F Blumenstock, Helen Belyea Scholarship 18,464 20,699 S Bricker, Herschel L. Memorial Scholarship 9,281 23,029 F Blumenstock, Helen Grant Memorial Scholarship 16,922 19,672 F Bridge, Chester G. Tennis Endowment Fund 140,000 165,146 F Blumenstock, Nancy Hawes Memorial Scholarship 16,605 18,975 F Bridge, John C. and Charlene R. Honors College Fund 22,500 26,277 S Blunt, Barrie E. Outstanding Grad Student Memorial Award 5,196 9,963 F Bridge, John C. Engineering Professorship 250,000 282,880 S Boardman, William H. Scholarship 43,288 167,136 F Bridgham, Lisle W. Scholarship 29,443 65,901 P Bockus, Clayton T. Scholarship 10,225 47,138 S Brigham, Edgar W. Scholarship 56,086 187,521 F Bodwell, Barbara H. ’45 Honors Scholarship 50,000 56,446 F Brinton, Wesley R. and Dorothy R. Scholarship Fund 15,081 15,804 F Bodwell, Barbara H. Community Service Fund 35,663 40,734 S Britt, Richard A. Memorial Fund 8,336 10,578 F Bodwell, Janet Marston ’55 Scholarship 20,000 24,215 F Britton, Dr. W. Earl Scholarship 10,852 12,902 F Bodwell, Russell and Barbara Scholarship 5,200 5,968 F Brockway, Philip J. and Muriel F. ’31, ’32 Scholarship 43,496 77,029 F Bodwell, Russell S. Civil Engineering Scholarship 25,000 28,258 F Brooklin Garden Club Scholarship 25,000 27,008 F Bodwell, Russell S. PaCEsetter Endowed Scholarship 50,000 56,446 F Brooks, Bernice (Bunny) Memorial Nursing Scholarship 700 1,004 F Bodwell, William “Brother Bill” ’50 Scholarship 20,000 20,823 F Brooks, Theresa Y. Scholarship 3,777 4,625 F Bodwell, William R. Civil Engineering Scholarship 20,000 23,822 F Brower, Auburn E. and Lurana C. Scholarship 28,858 34,150 P Bolton, Philip S. Scholarship 12,043 71,139 F Brown, Anne Scholarship 22,500 24,007 F Brown, Carleton M. Scholarship 27,665 34,234

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 21 “There are many opportunities for our donors to make a difference. Every gift matters and will help Maine youth find their way to a

brighter future.” Susan Jennings ’82, Executive Director of the Maine 4­H Foundation

Maine 4­H Foundation: Balancing Tradition and New Opportunities

For 100 years, the University of Maine Cooperative Extension has been putting university research to work in every corner of Maine. One of the most visible elements of UMaine Extension is 4­H, which balances a traditional focus in areas such as agriculture with a more recent emphasis on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education. Two recent gifts reflect how donors are helping to sustain this balance of traditional and new interests.

A gift from Carla Lafayette, president of the Maine 4­H Foundation Board, and her husband, Danny, established the first STEM endowment for Maine

4­H. “What distinguishes our approach is that we Kim and Linc Merrill have initiated the first Maine 4­H Sheep reach out to students early on, making them feel endowment to further statewide agricultural education. they are part of UMaine’s STEM family, and helping them understand how they make a difference within programs, which reinforce values related to their communities,” says Lisa Phelps, 4­H program leadership, healthy living, personal responsibility and administrator. self­reliance,” says Susan Jennings, executive director of the Maine 4­H Foundation. “There are many “Over 25,000 Maine opportunities for our donors to make a youth are involved difference. Every gift matters, and will help Maine in our 4­H youth find their way to a brighter future.”

Whether their interests relate to the newest technologies or Maine’s storied agricultural traditions, over 25,000 Maine youths are involved in 4­H programs. 4­H Youth Development works to change lives, inspire success and encourage achievement.

22 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

S Brown, Cecil S. Memorial Scholarship 7,049 24,104 P Callighan, Mae Munter Scholarship 11,334 68,292 S Brown, Charles W. ’50 Fund 5,172 13,616 P Callighan, Olin W. Scholarship 10,316 67,215 F Brown, Darryl and Penny Scholarship 36,000 40,117 P Cameron, James A. Scholarship 10,369 70,720 F Brown, Dr. Ronald O. Family Scholarship 25,000 27,083 F Camp, Paul R. and Polly N. F Brown, Ella Corinne Professor Emerita Award 13,515 15,776 Quasi­Endowment Fund for the Fogler Library 12,500 18,364 F Brown, Francesca Sheehy and Charles G. Fund 8,000 9,180 F Camp, Paul R. Memorial Scholarship 39,745 44,646 F Brown, Francis A. and Elizabeth C. Scholarship 13,597 15,330 F Campbell Brann Family Scholarship 19,585 20,913 F Brown, Kenneth Allen Memorial F Campus Natural Heritage Endowment 29,275 36,077 Lobster Research Fund 11,000 12,999 F Canadian­American Center Endowment 122,247 153,859 F Brown, Raynor K. and Georgia T. Scholarship 354,336 400,392 F Canteen Service Co./Lloyd E. Willey Scholarship 19,076 21,512 F Brown, Sewall C. Memorial Scholarship 3,814 6,904 F Carlisle, George T. Fund 172,183 199,023 F Browne, Bob and Jim Agricultural Scholarship 62,011 69,049 P Carlstorm, Edwin C. Scholarship 4,306 10,500 F Bruns Family Fund 5,000 6,307 S Carr, Harold M. Scholarship 10,000 34,194 F Bryand, Anita (Dolly) Scholarship 21,146 23,987 F Carter, Hon. Gene and Judith Kittredge S Bryand, Edward T. ’52 College of Engineering Alumni House Endowment 20,000 22,875 Excellence Fund 100,000 169,776 F Carter, Hon. Gene and Judith Kittredge Scholarship 118,049 140,550 F Bryand, Edward T. ’52 Scholarship 21,146 23,987 F Carvalho, Manuel J. and Estelle S. Scholarship 112,256 136,026 P Bryand, Edward T. Scholarship 10,264 64,597 F Carver, Stanford E. and Pauline C. Scholarship 15,472 18,414 F Buchanan, Malcolm V. ’49 Scholarship 1,030 1,210 F Carville, Jean Grindle Non­Traditional F Buchanan, William and Jennie Scholarship 7,897 12,948 Student Scholarship 20,000 20,978 P Buchanan, William E. Scholarship 10,369 63,304 S Carville, T. Ellsworth ’24 Scholarship 50,951 72,867 F Buck, Hosea B. Memorial Scholarship 5,000 16,022 F Cary, Hugh R. Memorial Scholarship 241,810 258,943 S Buck, Thomas Fund 93,767 304,103 F Cashman, John L. and Pauline M. Scholarship 6,339 7,859 F Buckley, John D. and Regina M. F Castle, Roger C. Track Fund 4,928 6,762 PaCEsetter Scholarship 50,000 56,158 F Castle, Roger Clapp and Virginia Averill F Buckley, Lt. Christopher D. Memorial Scholarship 11,500 12,983 Distinguished Professorship of Electrical Engineering 933,885 1,139,681 F Buckley, Paul R. ’57 Scholarship 10,200 17,559 P Castonguay Family Endowment Fund 500 500 P Buckman Laboratories Scholarship 10,000 14,859 F CES, Inc. Environmental Chemistry Laboratory 75,000 94,698 F Bucknam, Richard D. ’35 & Dorothy D. Scholarship 6,291 7,991 F Chadbourne, Ava H. Scholarship 5,199 17,542 F Buffam, Margaret G. Fund 35,418 64,211 F Chaplin Family Fund 15,303 17,168 S Bullock, William C., Jr. Men’s Athletic Program F Charlie’s Terrace Endowment Fund 31,045 32,071 Scholarship 5,000 7,575 P Chase, Andrew J. Scholarship 25,000 33,945 S Bunker, Adelaide G. Educational Fund 5,717 22,072 F Chase, Clyde and Gladys Bailey Chase Fund 25,000 28,252 F Burke, Carli Memorial Scholarship 17,802 20,176 F Chase, Dr. Allan S. ’46 Fund 10,000 10,570 P Burke, James L. Scholarship 10,000 13,679 P Chase, Jane Gray Hunley Scholarship 19,193 44,557 F Burnham, Ronald Memorial Scholarship 128,110 138,108 F Chemical and Biological Engineering F Burrill, Richard M. ’44 Memorial 20,000 23,229 Departmental Scholarship 4,930 6,615 F Burton, Leroy A. ’33 Memorial Scholarship 5,600 9,317 F Cheney, David M. Scholarship Fund 43,957 46,867 F Bush, John H. Electrical Engineering Fund 471 553 F Chi Omega Alumnae Scholarship 15,402 19,943 F Bushway, Alfred A. and Esther L. Scholarship 15,879 17,798 P Chinn, Jack E. Friends Scholarship 11,305 15,350 P Butler Family Scholarship 11,000 14,578 P Chinn, Jack E. Scholarship 10,000 13,578 F Butler, Henry R. ’20 and Grace V. P Chinn, Jack E. Special Endowment Fund 75,000 175,435 Professorship in Electrical Engineering 260,556 324,755 P Chisholm Family Scholarship 10,369 71,297 F Butterfield, Jack Memorial Scholarship 122,235 164,276 S Churchill, Beatrice H. Scholarship 474,525 707,579 F Buxton, Peter J. ’61 and Joan S. Scholarship 26,000 29,848 F Churchill, Bob ’53 Basketball Scholarship 22,425 25,881 F Buxton­Hollis Community Hospital, Inc. Fund 18,311 38,443 F Churchill, Daniel D. and Betty R. Fund 412,989 466,439 F Byrnes, Eileen M. Memorial Scholarship 29,002 48,761 S Churchill, W. Philip ’30 Scholarship 100,900 175,316 S Byther, Thomas E. and Ona E. P Cianchette Brothers Scholarship 50,340 68,352 Computer Science Scholarship 15,587 19,743 P Cianchette, Alton E. (Chuck) Scholarship 22,800 30,958 P Caddoo, William H. Scholarship 10,000 13,578 F Cianchette, Peggy and Eric S Calder, Louis Foundation Fund 7,595 25,441 Buchanan Alumni House Fund 309,258 361,780 S Calder, Louis Professorship 128,776 398,209 S Civil Engineering Technology Scholarship 3,375 6,424 F Caldwell, Robert H. Memorial Fund 6,500 7,485 F Clapp, Elwood I. and Hazel P. Scholarship 100,065 225,121 F Calkin, William (Bill) S. ’55, ’60G and P Clapp, Euguene H. II Scholarship 45,000 61,101 Constance (Connie) Lewis ’55 Calkin Scholarship 20,000 22,141 F Clapp, Mildred McPheters ’29 Memorial Fund 101,614 160,947

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 23 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

P Clapp, Sarah L. Scholarship 11,369 70,520 F Class of 1946 Scholarship 5,162 7,975 F Clark, Alton Harold and Madonna Fogg Scholarship 33,100 34,630 F Class of 1947 Scholarship 47,845 55,222 F Clark, Mary Esther Treat Alumni House Endowment 50,000 53,836 F Class of 1948 Scholarship 60,498 78,501 F Clark, Mary Esther Treat Scholarship 50,000 53,807 F Class of 1949 Fund 23,049 28,172 F Clarke, Edwin Keith ’56 Memorial Scholarship 65,543 75,125 F Class of 1950 Flag Plaza Fund 5,000 5,598 P Clarke, Neil G. Scholarship 20,000 32,561 F Class of 1950 Scholarship 71,316 87,988 F Clarkson, James W. Scholarship 1,520 5,148 F Class of 1951 Scholarship 24,943 32,053 S Class of 1905 Scholarship 2,951 12,938 P Class of 1952 5th Year Alumni Scholarship 10,068 67,284 F Class of 1906 Scholarship 1,323 6,370 F Class of 1952 Buchanan Alumni House Fund 59,372 63,528 F Class of 1909 Fund 7,579 24,983 F Class of 1952 Scholarship 130,470 148,458 F Class of 1910 Fund 5,183 20,599 F Class of 1953 Grant­in­Aid Fund 105,462 121,865 F Class of 1911 Scholarship 31,608 85,013 F Class of 1954 Scholarship 39,275 49,828 F Class of 1912 Fund 3,326 8,706 F Class of 1955 Scholarship 135,101 160,017 S Class of 1913 Fund 5,475 14,037 P Class of 1955 Scholarship 10,464 33,023 F Class of 1915 Student Aid Fund 30,489 74,420 F Class of 1956 Scholarship 91,392 118,312 F Class of 1916 Scholarship 6,998 21,325 F Class of 1957 Scholarship 37,064 55,824 F Class of 1917 Scholarship 26,287 65,342 F Class of 1958 Scholarship 272,105 338,728 F Class of 1918 Scholarship 7,402 14,742 F Class of 1959 Scholarship 17,797 23,052 F Class of 1919 Fund 7,068 18,242 F Class of 1960 Academic/Athletic Scholarship 38,214 43,802 F Class of 1920 Scholarship 104,790 242,140 F Class of 1961 Scholarship 39,438 54,662 F Class of 1921 Flag Pole Perpetual Care Fund 1,076 3,104 P Class of 1962 Endowment Fund 148 677 F Class of 1921 Scholarship 11,803 28,438 F Class of 1962 Sterritt Scholarship 46,743 67,285 F Class of 1922 Scholarship 7,209 15,658 F Class of 1963 Scholarship 26,823 37,740 F Class of 1923 Scholarship 7,999 18,759 F Class of 1964 Scholarship 11,735 13,638 F Class of 1924 Scholarship 67,546 139,947 F Class of 1965 Scholarship 9,978 11,884 F Class of 1925 Scholarship 15,712 40,579 F Class of 1966 Scholarship 20,768 24,443 S Class of 1926 Scholarship 11,284 36,441 F Class of 1967 Scholarship 30,611 37,973 F Class of 1927 Scholarship 55,505 110,951 S Class of 1968 David R. Rittenhouse Scholarship 10,460 27,642 F Class of 1929 Scholarship 8,565 22,185 F Class of 1969 Fund 2,150 2,150 F Class of 1930 Fund 7,673 27,540 F Class of 1969 Scholarship 7,478 8,717 S Class of 1931 Scholarship 35,487 97,731 F Class of 1970 Scholarship 16,394 30,130 F Class of 1932 David H. Hannaburgh Perpetuity Fund 7,507 11,151 F Class of 1971 Scholarship 3,824 4,580 F Class of 1932 Winthrop C. Libby Scholarship 138,158 214,026 F Class of 1972 Scholarship 4,530 5,303 F Class of 1934 Cultural Affairs Fund 68,490 147,882 F Class of 1973 Scholarship 40,335 46,656 F Class of 1934 Donald E. Favor Memorial Scholarship 28,045 42,315 F Class of 1974 Scholarship 5,650 6,747 F Class of 1934 Non­Traditional Student Emergency 15,988 20,023 F Class of 1975 Scholarship 7,621 8,743 F Class of 1935 Warren W. Flagg Scholarship 29,947 38,399 F Class of 1976 Scholarship 16,617 19,817 F Class of 1936 Scholarship 17,824 19,975 F Class of 1977 Scholarship 10,814 12,449 F Class of 1937 Scholarship 24,375 32,671 F Class of 1978 Scholarship 13,639 16,190 P Class of 1937 Scholarship 10,000 29,714 F Class of 1979 Scholarship 9,550 11,378 F Class of 1938 Student Aid Fund 13,631 18,079 F Class of 1980 Scholarship 27,811 32,344 F Class of 1939 Scholarship 35,295 51,633 F Class of 1981 Scholarship 8,455 10,021 S Class of 1940 Student Emergency Fund 11,856 41,113 F Class of 1982 Scholarship 4,150 5,062 F Class of 1941 Memorial Scholarship 42,565 53,103 F Class of 1983 Scholarship 4,235 5,039 F Class of 1942 and Class of 2002 F Class of 1984 Scholarship 3,295 3,771 Distinguished Maine Professor Award 72,825 114,175 F Class of 1985 Scholarship 12,921 15,670 F Class of 1942 and Class of 2002 F Class of 1986 Scholarship 5,847 7,098 Distinguished Maine Student Award 73,635 87,621 F Class of 1987 Scholarship 4,345 5,065 F Class of 1944 Endowed Scholarship 67,111 74,751 F Class of 1988 Scholarship 3,112 3,672 F Class of 1944 Music Scholarship 18,000 20,094 F Class of 1989 Scholarship 3,000 4,112 F Class of 1944 Theatre Scholarship 12,500 13,623 F Class of 1990 Scholarship 4,045 4,639 F Class of 1945 Scholarship 30,471 39,905 F Class of 1991 Scholarship 3,212 3,687 P Class of 1945 Scholarship 10,000 17,901 F Class of 1992 Scholarship 3,282 3,765 F Class of 1945 Sculpture Maintenance Fund 6,688 7,713

24 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Class of 1993 Scholarship 3,856 4,683 F Comstock­Weston Scholarship 9,500 13,758 F Class of 1994 Scholarship 5,283 6,301 4H Conant, Jackie Scholarship Endowment 12,678 F Class of 1995 Scholarship 6,083 7,869 F Condon, John M. Forestry Scholarship 20,000 24,215 F Class of 1996 Scholarship 3,027 4,046 S Condon, S. B. Scholarship 10,000 29,374 F Class of 1997 Scholarship 5,000 5,909 S Conley, Albert D. Fund 10,377 34,682 F Class of 1998 Scholarship 5,000 5,951 S Conley, Albert D. Fund for the P Class of 1999 Endowment Fund 5,802 6,751 Speech and Hearing Clinic 1,792,152 3,184,372 F Class of 2005 Scholarship 10,000 11,473 F Connell, Bennett R. Memorial Scholarship 35,390 91,505 F Class of 2007 Garden Fund 10,000 11,330 S Cook, Edgar V. and Elmi E. Scholarship 5,000 7,454 F Class of 2015 Scholarship 2,015 2,084 S Cook, Herbert K. ’35 Engineering Scholarship 3,354 6,044 F Clayton, Arthur C. Horticulture Scholarship 32,768 50,951 F Cookson, Chris E. Fund 1,000 1,180 F Clayton, Norma Towne Scholarship 12,000 12,548 S Cooper, Gladys R. Memorial Scholarship 71,739 312,964 F Cleaves, Louis S. Fund 2,057 F Cooper, Roger D. Scholarship 93,394 105,412 F Clement, Claude F. and Lillian O. Fund 77,499 86,884 P Copeland, Stuart B. Scholarship 14,574 90,760 F Clement, Claude F. Scholarship 409,482 462,273 F Corban, Paul J. Fund 10,000 15,997 S Clement, Dr. James D., Jr. ’40 Scholarship 3,159 7,288 S Corbett, Donald P. ’34 Memorial Scholarship 100,000 235,511 S Clement, Percival W. Distinguished Scholars Award 8,406 14,580 S Corbett, Donald P. and Francelia D. Fund 240,392 681,996 F Clements, Norris Charles Graduate Student Award 47,486 53,571 F Corbett, Ralph A. Fund 19,026 S Clifford, George E. ’43 Memorial Scholarship 20,350 29,108 F Corcoran, Thomas J., Jr. Memorial Scholarship 51,629 58,316 F Cloke, Dean Paul Memorial Plaza Endowment 9,970 11,726 P Correll, Elizabeth F. Scholarship 38,200 68,639 F Cloke, Dean Paul Memorial Scholarship 21,055 23,175 S Corson, Merton C. Memorial Fund 10,000 41,358 F Coaches Fund 21,234 F Cote, Edward and Lea Anne Scholarship 5,364 6,097 F Cobb, Eric W. Scholarship 29,400 33,330 F Cote, Michael and Jana Scholarship 21,000 25,067 F Cobb, Norman E. Memorial Scholarship 915,825 964,487 S Coulombe, Paul G. Scholars Fund 950,000 1,205,690 S Coco, Carolyn Harmon Scholarship 34,000 39,834 F Coulter, Malcolm W. Wildlife Alumni Scholarship 52,486 63,443 S Coe, Dr. Thomas U. Research Fund 123,230 715,780 S Cowan, Benjamin M. ’05 College of Engineering Scholarship 11,000 25,935 F Coffey­Roope, Cara W. Scholarship 507 627 F Cox, Dr. Dennis K. University Singers Fund 9,015 9,273 F Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund (’38 Student Aid Fund) 4,748 5,652 F Coy, Marion C. Scholarship 10,000 11,473 F Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund F CPM Constructors Scholarship 64,565 75,015 (Page Farm and Home Museum) 2,374 2,828 F Crawford, James A. and Janie K. F Coffin, John W. and Miriam H. Fund Endowed Scholarship Fund 70,000 79,209 (Senior Alumni Schlolarship) 4,748 5,652 P Creamer, Walter J. Scholarship 10,000 49,698 F Cohen, Harry and Ida Scholarship 58,625 69,321 S Creamer, Walter Joseph Fund 15,047 47,920 F Cohen, Mark Fund 4,100 4,338 F Cristo, Dr. Anthony B. and Mary G. Scholarship 73,043 86,566 S Cohen, Milford F. Athletic Scholarship 13,193 35,615 F Crocker, Gladys Folster Memorial Scholarship 57,709 65,991 F Cohen, William S. Center for International Policy F Crocker, James D. Fund 2,412 11,747 and Commerce 762,079 860,949 F Crohn, Frank and Helene Bartons F Cohen, William S. Papers Fund II 142,857 354,004 Boosters Quasi­Endowed Fund 49,183 55,890 S Colbath, James Arnold ’44 Student Director Award 4,500 6,493 F Crohn, Frank and Helene F Colby, Calen B. ’85, ’91G and Sarah Emily Colby Edna St. Vincent Millay Prize 299,583 336,099 PaCEsetter Scholarship Fund 9,000 10,039 F Crohn, Frank and Helene Edna St. Vincent Millay F Cole, Garret E. and Marsha E. Scholarship 20,225 21,837 Society Quasi­Endowed Fund 49,189 55,287 F Cole, Sherman L. and Edith S. Scholarship 26,879 30,476 F Crohn, Frank and Helene Lobster Institute Fund 50,000 55,814 F Cole, Stephen W. Concrete Laboratory Fund 75,000 87,111 F Crosby, George­Philip R. Brown Memorial Fund 28,847 36,586 F Col­East, Inc. SVT Scholarsip 6,000 6,916 F Crosby, Howard A. and Kenneth L. Parsons Award 1,426 2,740 F College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Scholarship 36,068 40,859 F Crosby, Mark and Carolyn Fund 11,500 14,783 S College of Sciences Scholarship 15,025 26,630 S Crosby, Oliver Scholarship 11,516 46,711 S College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Scholarship 5,930 9,980 F Crosby, Ruth M. Scholarship 28,779 30,759 F Collins Center for the Arts Directors Fund 18,888 24,023 S Cross Insurance Scholarship 25,000 36,748 F Collins Center for the Arts General Endowment 32,065 37,398 P Cross, Mark and Melanie Scholarship 11,268 15,079 F Collins Quasi Endowment 67,175 88,378 F Cross, Mark S. and Melanie CHE Excellence Fund 25,015 30,609 F Collins, Pamela Jean Nursing and Education Fund 235,100 286,997 P Cross, Ray H. Scholarship 34,017 85,883 F Collins, Samuel W. Fund 58,537 65,094 F Crossland, Carlton E. Scholarship 20,000 25,626 S Colvin, Caroline Scholarship 15,000 55,886 F Crossland, Charles E. and Idella G. Scholarship 46,942 58,090

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 25 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

P Crossland, Charles E. Scholarship 24,080 46,831 S Day, Frank Conant Fund 5,539 16,594 F Crowe, James Hartley, M.D. ’32 and Esther Taylor F Dearborn, John H. and Bethel B. Crowe Memorial Scholarship 44,225 51,558 Darling Marine Center Fund 432,293 474,305 F Crowell, C. Parker Fund 157,006 186,977 F Dearborn, John H. and Bethel B. F Crowley Family Research and Development Fund 75,000 82,582 Marine Sciences Fund 444,717 487,067 F Crowley, Charles L. and Julia G. Scholarship 4,618 6,384 F Dearborn, Vance E. ’49 and Evelyn Ellsworth Dearborn ’49 Scholarship 23,200 27,406 S Croxford, Erma Devereux Graduate Scholarship 1,810 5,484 F DeBoo, Robert (Bob) Scholarship 20,135 23,790 F Croxford, Horace and Isabelle Scholarship 16,000 18,144 S Deckelman, C. Walton Memorial Fund 1,840 6,165 P Crump, James G. Scholarship 209,924 406,308 S Deering, Arthur Lowell Fund 6,798 20,143 F Crump, James G., Jr. Fund 20,500 22,128 F Delphendahl, Renate and Johannes Scholarship 18,684 21,159 S Cullen, William M. Scholarship 5,000 18,429 S Delta Delta Delta – Frances Kent Murray Scholarship 51,430 85,844 S Cullinan, Robert V. Memorial Scholarship 13,935 33,721 S Demeritt, Dwight B. Forestry Award 5,329 16,397 4H Cumberland County 4­H Fund 15,000 F Dempsey, Edmund J. Scholarship 283,394 304,679 F Cumberland Farms, Inc./Paul E. Hand Scholarship 129,849 151,473 F Denaco, Alden F. ’32 Award for Excellence S Cummings, Harold R. Scholarship 11,217 37,501 in Banking Studies 25,000 26,920 F Cummings, Kenneth E. and Marie K. Scholarship 18,494 23,302 F Denaco­Devino­Martin Award for Excellence F Cummings, Patricia A. ’89, ’44H Scholarship 33,397 37,831 in Alternative Dispute Resolution 5,161 5,209 F Currie, Darrel B. ’36 Memorial Scholarship 18,501 20,845 F Denico, Frederick L. ’63 Chemical Engineering Fund 12,000 12,769 S Currie, Lois Scholarship 100,000 105,282 F Dental Health Programs Endowment 204,334 267,138 F Currier, Stanley M. Scholarship 10,000 21,066 P Desmond, Clair R. Scholarship 12,318 74,585 F Curtis Performing Arts Fund 4,050 4,836 F Desmond, Thomas J. Fund 19,120 21,487 P Curtis, Ted and Rose Marie Scholarship 18,200 22,713 S Development Office Enhancement Fund 240,060 292,869 S Cushing, Andre E. ’28 Scholarship 8,985 15,917 F Devoe, Dana C. and Mary Ann Scholarship 32,200 34,395 F Cutler, Dr. Harold M. ’30 Fund 270,423 305,683 F Devoe, Mary Ann/Fern Stearns Mathematic Prize F Cutting, Edward C. and Grace A. Fund 605,463 752,638 for First Year Onward Students 28,650 33,076 F Cutting, Edward C. and Grace A. F DeWilde, John A. and Nancy Cameron DeWilde Fund 54,988 63,940 Merit Scholarship 1,210,484 1,454,954 F DeWolfe, Robert W. Scholarship 66,219 160,431 S Czapowskyj, Dr. Miroslaw M., M.S. ’58 Scholarship 6,866 14,524 F Diamond, Nat and Eleanor Scholarship 4,743 5,656 S Daggett, Vaughan Merrill Scholarship 5,200 16,650 F Dickey, Kenneth and Prudy Scholarship Fund 332,086 341,992 P Dahl, Knud Scholarship 168,520 683,820 S Dickinson, Charles Alexius Scholarship 2,570 13,806 P Dahl, Knut/Johan Richter Scholarship 98,740 445,156 F Dickison Robertson Scholarship 41,000 45,750 F Dahl­Chase Pathology Associates F DiGiovanni, Joseph P. Family Athletic Scholarship 53,000 62,185 Medical Technology Fund 20,000 22,576 4H Dillon, Azure Scholarship Fund/Chute Endowment 101,696 F Daigle, Robert W. and Brenda M. Scholarship 2,580 3,386 S DiMatteo, John and Patricia Scholarship 13,865 25,797 S Daley, Don and Mary Scholarship 10,460 18,301 F DiMillo, Albert A., Jr. Junior Class Accounting S Danforth, Edward F. and Florence Memorial Fund 110,428 627,545 Scholarship 21,000 24,863 F Danforth, Eugene Fund 5,200 11,480 F DiMillo, Albert A., Jr. Senior Class Accounting F Danforth, Eugene Scholarship 22,362 60,947 Scholarship 28,000 32,116 F Dann, Eleanor C. ’70, ’72G and Harry K. Scholarship 24,000 24,000 F DiMillo, Albert A., Jr. Sophomore Class Accounting Scholarship 15,000 16,761 S Darling Center Fund 423 9,939 F Dimitrov, Ivelin and Ralitza Scholarship 5,000 5,187 F Darling, Agatha B. Professor of Oceanography 364,221 467,007 F Dinneen, W. Robert ’37 Forestry Scholarship 25,585 36,678 S Darling, Charles D., Jr. Memorial Fund 3,481 8,840 F Dixon, Leon S. Scholarship 5,811 12,304 F Darling, Clare S. Professor of Oceanography 364,221 534,561 F Doane, Stanley R. ’34 and Faye D. Scholarship 817,591 923,510 F Darling, Ira C. Fund 4,729,176 5,628,893 S Dobson, H. Lindley M.D. Fund 513,901 768,210 P Dauman, Samuel Scholarship 10,209 69,506 F Dodge, Donald I. ’48 Memorial Scholarship 10,000 14,716 F Davee, Everett W. Scholarship 10,138 12,644 S Dodge, Marshall J. III Memorial Fund 9,400 20,862 P Davidson Family Scholarship 22,742 29,728 F Doherty, Huguette P. Labbe F Davis, George Science Education Scholarship 19,666 22,952 Franco­American Centre Fund 148 17 S Davis, Philip D. Scholarship 10,000 37,609 P Dolloff, Richard and Erdine Scholarship 29,973 54,708 S Davis, Raymond W. Library of Finance S Dolloff, Richard C. Scholarship 19,052 46,352 and Banking Fund 5,000 16,200 P Donahue Family Endowment Fund 500 500 P Davis, Roy L. Scholarship 16,715 44,967 F Donahue, Merrill L. ’43 Fund 151,276 174,894 F Dawson, Jon and Nancy Fund 18,500 22,190 F Donahue, Merrill L. Grace Bible Fellowship 50,906 57,434 F Day, Clarence Albert ’29H Scholarship 25,000 30,402 F Donnell, Lora Margaret Fund 10,000 10,374

26 University of Maine “This laboratory demonstrates the commitment of Texas Instruments to educating the next generation of electrical engineers and to the state

of Maine.” Dana Humphrey, Dean of the College of Engineering

Investing in UMaine

The University of Maine’s College of Engineering has benefitted from a number of corporate gifts in recent years, several of which have helped the college upgrade its laboratories. The college faces unprecedented enrollment growth, and private support is more important than ever to ensure that undergraduate and graduate students have access to cutting-edge equipment and physical space that can be configured for team-based learning.

Texas Instruments (TI) is among the most recent corporate donors, making a gift to name a state-of- the-art lab that will be used for hands-on analog circuits engineering classes in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. A number of alumni made personal gifts to the lab; their giving was maximized through the TI 1:1 employee match program.

Lance Doiron ’15 and Steve Lyle, Director of University and Engineering Workforce Development, Texas Instruments.

“In this lab, students will put circuit design — the heart of an electrical engineer’s education — into practice,” said Dana Humphrey, dean of the College of Engineering. “We are incredibly grateful for this partnership with Texas Instruments.”

Science lab circa early 1980s

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 27 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Donovan, Frances M. ’43 Student Recreation F Emerick, Richard Endowment and Fitness Center Fund 400,500 468,383 for the Hudson Museum 61,475 69,366 F Donovan, Joseph A. and Mary A. Scholarship 380,066 437,530 F Emerson, Jerome A. and Hazel B. F Dorr, David L. Forestry Fund 13,801 16,838 Agriculture Scholarship 55,923 63,395 F Dorsky, Benjamin J. Memorial Scholarship 14,553 16,422 F Emerson, Jerome A. and Hazel B. Page Farm and Home Museum 1,074 1,273 F Doten, Henry L. and Cora Russell Scholarship 8,958 16,481 F Emery, Harry A. ’06 Scholarship 100,391 212,309 F Doten, Herbert and Patricia Scholarship 23,555 26,613 F Emery, Philip H. and Sylvia M. F Dougherty, Joseph R. ’26 Language Scholarship 52,817 56,214 Emergent Needs Fund 119,430 159,682 F Dow, George F. Graduate Scholarship 26,018 41,544 P Emery, Philip H., Sr. Scholarship 34,605 95,081 F Downing, Elizabeth Fund 4,000 4,831 S Emple, Joseph and Mollie Scholarship 12,078 36,389 F Doyle Family Athletic Scholarship 56,663 62,602 S Employee Assistance Program 3,482 6,110 F Dressage Club Quasi­Endowment Fund 730 923 S Engel, Rachel W. Scholarship 17,946 51,666 F Drummond, Henry Frank Scholarship 10,000 12,472 S Epstein, Harry H. and Ida E. Scholarship 3,321 9,946 P Du Pont Titanium Dioxide Scholarship 10,000 29,714 F Erikson, Gordon I. and Dorothy B. Scholarship F Duncan, Peter and Lynda Phi Eta Kappa Scholarship 18,800 23,639 in Memory of Arthur H. Porter, Sr. F Dunham, Wallace C. and Janet S. Ecology and and Dorothy V. Porter 29,492 32,976 Environmental Sciences Program Scholarship 47,418 53,536 F Erikson, Gordon I. and Dorothy B. Scholarship 5,000 5,079 F Dunham, Wallace C. and Janet S. Prize 45,767 52,753 S Erskine, Fred S. N. Scholarship 8,497 29,692 F Dunn, Pauline M. Fund 294,204 332,603 F Etter, Howard and Bertha Scholarship 10,212 11,263 S Dunn, Sherman W. Scholarship 2,252 8,480 F Eustis, Dick and Libby Scholarship 85,000 95,892 S Durham, James C. Scholarship 15,025 22,217 F Evans, Laurence and Elizabeth Taylor Evans Fund 11,062 12,927 F Durst Education Fund 59,557 158,697 S Evans, Marguerite and Harry B. Memorial Scholarship 5,500 14,549 F Durst, Dr. Katherine Miles F Evans, Weston S. Scholarship 38,830 48,828 Maine Christian Association Fund 50,000 56,658 F Everett, George D. Fund 5,412 70,102 F Durst, Katherine Miles Scholarship 280,942 332,573 F Everett, Vaughn Beveridge Fund 961,604 1,085,138 F Durst, Richard E. Scholarship 279,687 332,021 F Everman, Welch D. and Katherine L. Major F Dutton, Robert C. ’45 Scholarship 26,190 29,130 Memorial Travel Fund for Writers and Tutors 20,500 23,201 F Early Literacy Fund 24,784 31,060 F Fairchild Semiconductor Quasi­Endowed Scholarship 21,503 32,187 F Early Literacy Reserve 880 F Fairchild Semiconductor Scholarship 108,299 126,168 S Eastern State Normal School Alumni Association P Fales, Otis G. Scholarship 10,369 69,337 Scholarship Fund 38,601 58,371 4H Farm Credit Endowment 34,398 S Eastman, Charles L. and Helen H. Scholarship 304,771 467,217 F Farmer, Harold E. Scholarship 161,007 187,649 F Eastman, Charles Leslie and Helen H. Scholarship II 99,422 116,065 S Farnsworth, Edith A. Scholarship 5,000 17,769 F Eaton, Emma Jane Scholarship 10,000 33,820 S Farrington, Joseph Rider Scholarship 2,445 11,355 F Ebbeson, Greta J. Scholarship 10,000 11,644 F Faulkner, Alaric Scholarship 7,355 8,724 S Edmunds, E. Perrin Scholarship 5,308 15,447 S Faulkner, William T. Fund 32,394 95,361 S Edwards, Robert and Blythe Scholarship Fund 24,000 29,094 S Fenn, Herbert K. and Charles K. Memorial Fund 53,411 170,954 F Electrical and Computer Engineering Fund 25,042 28,956 P Ferguson, Roy K., Jr. Scholarship 166,511 785,552 S Electrical and Computer Engineering F Ferguson, Virginia and Roger Centennial Fund 86,022 129,828 New England Section Scholarship 60,150 68,114 F Elliott, James E. Class of 1951 Scholarship 2,279 3,660 F Ferland, E. James and Eileen F Elliott, James E. Mechanical Engineering Fund 2,279 3,660 Engineering Excellence Scholarship 298,750 337,775 S Elliott, Linwood S. ’32 and Florence W. ’31 Scholarship 15,025 35,552 F Fernald, Cyrus F. and Emily S. Fund 103,219 201,443 F Elliott, Lloyd H. and Evelyn E. Education Scholarship 25,000 28,240 F Ferreira, Joanne Bodwell Civil Engineering Scholarship 20,000 23,822 F Elliott, Lloyd H. and Evelyn E. Scholarship 20,219 34,322 F Ferris, Joseph L. Baseball Fund 1,104 1,301 S Elliott, Lloyd H. Professorship in English 114,864 380,561 S Field, John E. ’64 Memorial Fund 20,000 29,944 F Elliott, Robert H. ’50 and Jane S. ’49 Fund 53,335 59,856 S Files, Edward Scholarship 6,091 33,614 F Elliott, Roderick R. ’38 Memorial Scholarship 8,565 13,182 S Files, Raymond L. and Fedora F. Scholarship 15,000 51,881 F Ellis, Jerry Scholarship 19,505 22,006 F Fitzgerald, Hamalee Scholarship 31,250 32,420 F Ellis, Milton Memorial Fund 25,000 27,829 F Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Scholarship 182,082 205,725 F Ellis, Milton Prize 4,363 8,498 F Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Alumni House Fund 248,970 300,843 F Ellis­Young Engineering Scholarship 12,208 16,612 F Flagg, Warren W. and Hazel S. Alumni House Fund II 123,578 149,339 F Emera Maine Power Systems Laboratory Fund 80,000 89,802 F Flaherty, Beatrice P. Scholarship 20,000 23,742 P Flaherty, Joseph V. Scholarship 10,000 17,088

28 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Flaherty, Michael I. ’72 & Ellen Pratt Flaherty ’71 Fund 35,000 40,362 S Galasso, Lilianna M. ’92 Memorial Scholarship 10,000 11,836 F Flaherty, Virgil E. Scholarship 20,000 23,742 S Gallagher, Wilfred and Amy Scholarship 37,844 96,294 F Flanders, Berton E. Scholarship 10,423 22,028 F Gallant, John and Lynn Scholarship 550 693 F Flanders, Dale and Julia F Gallant, Rodney E. Memorial Scholarship 4,005 4,746 Engineering Leadership Scholarship 30,000 33,600 S Gannett, Charles H. Scholarship 72,166 224,615 F Fletcher, Elizabeth M. K. Healthcare Scholarship 200,132 222,854 F Gannett, James Adrian Scholarship 19,733 45,863 S Flint, Deacon Ephraim Scholarship 37,833 131,373 P Gardiner, Frank J. Scholarship 10,259 66,195 S Fogg, Harry W. Scholarship 94,836 193,303 F Gardiner, Margaret Forestry Management Fund 100,943 115,270 F Fogler Library Building Addition 21,000 36,442 F Gardiner, Margaret School of Forest Resources Fund 40,343 161,018 S Fogler Library Endowment Fund 82,941 213,854 F Gardiner, Margaret Woodlands Operation Fund 70,171 80,515 F Fogler Library Friends Endowment 2,306 3,034 P Gardner, Angus J. Scholarship 10,469 68,716 F Fogler Library Friends Quasi­Endowment 74,341 113,355 S Gardner, Salomie and Eulalia Fund 7,117 34,440 F Fogler, Henry H. ’43 and Mary Moynihan ’43 F Garnache, Suzanne Wilke Scholarship 20,533 31,551 Scholarship 46,363 51,948 F Gay, Carol and George New England Section S Fogler, Raymond H. ’15 Development Fund 25,000 37,698 Scholarship 3,000 3,631 F Fogler, Raymond H. ’15 Library Endowment 14,941 16,948 F Gay, Dora I. Scholarship 10,394 12,637 F Fogler, Raymond H. Library Acquisition Fund 48,586 71,230 P Genco, Helen Horner Scholarship 11,000 14,720 P Foley, George L. and Elizabeth Y. Scholarship 7,000 10,291 F General Fund 1,917 8,302 F For Mike and Maine Scholarship 73,250 83,037 F Geomatics Society of New England Section S Ford, Clara Brookline­Newton Charitable Trust 34,608 122,958 Ellsworth V. Stanley Surveying Engineering F Forensics Club Quasi­Endowment Fund 2,625 3,364 Technology (SVT) Scholarship 42,403 64,362 F Forest Stewardship Quasi­Endowment 20,319 51,320 F George, Catherine F. Scholarship 1,000,000 1,091,064 S Fort Kent Future Farmers Scholarship 2,444 3,681 F Georgia­Pacific Corporation Forestry Scholarship 30,000 37,052 F Foster Student Recreation and Fitness Center 1,000 1,188 F Gerke, Andrew Memorial Sigma Phi Epsilon Scholarship 27,875 33,005 F Foster, Bion and Dorain Alumni House Endowment Fund 175,050 198,237 F Gerrish, Harold A. “Doc” Athletic Scholarship 25,000 28,294 F Foster, Bion and Dorain F Gerrish, Harold A. “Doc” Physics Scholarship 25,000 28,294 Student Innovation Center Fund 7,000 7,564 F Gerrity, J. Frank II Scholarship 139,000 157,029 S Foster, Ella Somerville Scholarship 1,211 6,479 F Gerrity, Joe Warren ’09 Scholarship 140,374 166,398 F Foster, Walter H. III Fund 150,328 179,443 F Gerry, Dr. Richard W., Sr. ’38 Fund 3,000 3,541 F Foundation Directors’ Fund 7,040 26,584 F Gerry, Harold R. Memorial Fund 150 186 F Founders’ Endowment Fund 119,500 144,046 F Gershman, Professor Melvin Scholarship 24,468 27,619 F Fournier, Richard P., Jr. Memorial Scholarship 19,090 21,521 F Gershman­Tewksbury ’77, Dr. Melaine Scholarship 23,647 26,724 S Fox, John Bayley Endowed Scholarship 10,500 40,349 F Getchell, Harold and Mary Fund 691,735 783,246 F Franco­American Centre General Endowment 1,896 2,298 S Getty Archaeological Studies Fund 11,02 28,403 F Franco­American LeForum 3,962 7,450 S Geyer, Mary French Scholarship 9,537 28,606 F Francoeur, Greg Memorial Scholarship 194,319 233,822 F Gibbs, Frederick D. ’18 Scholarship 15,941 23,201 F Franklin, Lynn Memorial Folklife Fund 4,617 5,210 F Giddings, Edwin L. Professorship in F Fraser, Jessie L. Fund 5,119 8,414 Forest Management 100,000 216,119 F Frazier Family Scholarship 9,912 12,557 F Gilbert, Charles E. Loan Fund 11,494,014 13,470,008 S Freedman, Louis J. Forest Management Award 6,805 19,476 F Gilbert, Fred A. Scholarship 2,070 2,917 F Freeman, Stanley L. and Patricia Smith Ranzoni F Gilchrist, Ruth W. ’51 Fund 5,613 6,363 Belief Scholarship 20,747 23,589 P Gilman, Isaac and Charles Scholarship 10,001 74,245 F French Graduate Student International Study F Gilmore Scholarship 578,361 652,891 Scholarship 20,000 24,508 S Gilpatrick, Arlo E. ’40 Engineering Excellence Fund 238,146 292,095 F Frenning, Mary W. University of Maine S Gilpatrick, Arlo E. ’40 Engineering Scholarship 238,146 290,353 Hutchinson Center Scholarship 12,650 13,483 F Ginn, Adah Patch and Clifford Spruance Patch F Friends of Music Endowment 17,972 24,750 Scholarship 495,485 561,026 P Frost, Frederick H. Scholarship 11,104 76,311 F Ginn, Adah Patch and Jean Spruance Patch S Frost, Walter O. Scholarship 110,014 141,643 Scholarship 1,105 1,798 F Fuehrer, Robert and Sharon Library Scholarship 33,625 39,455 F Ginsberg, George S. Memorial Fund 100,002 116,839 F Fuehrer, Sharon Ward and Robert C. Scholarship 28,625 32,124 S Giordano, William C., M.D. Scholarship 77,514 107,031 F Furet, Carol Morton Scholarship 2,500 4,343 F Giordano, William M. and Cynthia A. Fund 7,923 9,090 P GAC Chemical Scholarship Endowment Fund 2,500 2,500 F Girl Scouts of Maine Sarah J. Medina Scholarship 16,461 18,604 F Gagnon, Lionel and Germaine Memorial Fund 96,860 105,036 F Glanville, A. Douglas Research and Scholarship 16,820 19,074

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 29 “Our (Class of 2015) endowed scholarship will help UMaine students, specifically juniors and seniors with severe financial need. We hope our gift will make a difference to many students in the years to come.”

Kristina Jamo ’15

Helping Students Find Their Way at UMaine

Class scholarships are an important tradition at the scholarships. Scholarships remain an urgent need University of Maine and have benefitted thousands among our students, and class scholarships also make of students over the years. The Class of 2015 recently sense as a continued focus for reunion giving after set up a scholarship endowment with the University students graduate,” says Christina Caron, director of of Maine Foundation, which manages more than annual giving. 90 scholarships created by classes. The endowment is set up with a first preference for benefitting juniors Gianna Marrs, director of student financial aid, notes or seniors with financial need who are active in that privately funded scholarships are especially on­campus organizations and who volunteer in the important to a public university in a rural state. community. “Over 91 percent of our first­year students applied for financial aid last year and 80 percent had “In recent years, each class has chosen to support a financial need. Parental illness and death, unexpected different project across campus. As we educate our unemployment and complex family dynamics can students on the importance of philanthropy, we are jeopardize our students’ ability to remain enrolled at now encouraging incoming classes to focus their UMaine. Class scholarships are invaluable, often support on institutional priorities, such as providing more flexible support than federal programs. We can use them immediately to help students who are often in dire need. Strong alumni support for our current and future students does make a real difference.”

Kristina Jamo of East Millinocket chose UMaine after receiving a generous merit scholarship. She will graduate in May 2015 with a degree in kinesiology and plans to enroll in a doctor of physical therapy program. While holding down two part­time jobs, Jamo has served as co­president of Partners for World Health. UMaine is the only college or university in the nation to have a campus chapter of this organization.

30 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

P Glatfelter, P. H. III Scholarship 10,000 57,869 P Great Northern Paper Co. Scholarship 18,222 108,473 P Gledbhill, Ada M. Scholarship 30,171 44,687 F Green Endowment Fund 150 230 F Glenn, Tamela Scholarship 17,250 17,766 F Green Lake Fund 245,356 281,783 P Glomb, John W. Scholarship 11,400 19,478 S Greene, Edith L. Scholarship 86,862 255,298 S Godfrey, Dr. Noel D. Scholarship 15,797 41,548 S Greene, H. Wilson Scholarship 12,000 17,230 F Godfrey, Joline Scholarship 1,500 1,657 P Greenlaw, Edward P. Scholarship 55,393 117,614 S Godfrey, Noel Davis Scholarship 15,000 39,682 F Greenlaw, Lacy Memorial Scholarship 2,350 2,766 F Golden “M” Athletic Award 1,500 2,490 F Greenwood, George W. and Abbie M. S Golding, Robert Nathaniel Memorial Award 14,488 31,561 Civil Engineering Scholarship 16,000 18,069 S Goodfriend, Paul Louis Scholarship 10,739 15,506 P Greep, Abel A. and Adelaide S. Scholarship 10,692 74,110 F Goodwin, Carroll C. Scholarship 39,583 44,734 F Greig, William and Emily Memorial Scholarship 25,000 28,677 F Goodwin, Lloyd E. ’34 Scholarship 10,232 11,740 F Grenfell, Clarine Coffin ’32 Student Poetry Prize and Poetry Speaker Fund 19,083 23,958 F Gorham Savings Bank Continuing Scholarship 20,000 23,227 S Griffee, Fred Memorial Award 2,639 12,105 F Gorham Savings Bank Scholarship 28,034 31,381 S Griffin, Henry L. Prize Fund 325 432 S Gorman, James W. and Maureen Mechanical Engineering Fund 498,103 961,751 S Griffin, Henry L. Scholarship 7,848 41,282 F Gorrill, William R. Civil Engineering Scholarship 34,852 41,146 F Griffin, Lucy F. Scholarship 10,000 33,820 F Gorrill­Palmer Soil Mechanics Laboratory Fund 97,500 110,270 F Griffin, Ralph H. Memorial Scholarship 44,065 52,873 P Gottesman, D. Samuel Scholarship 10,259 61,346 P Grindle, Michael E. Scholarship 37,450 66,020 F Gould and Scammon Fund 15,514 40,290 F Guesman, Arthur O. Memorial Scholarship 19,160 22,195 S Gould, Charles B. Fund 10,000 32,425 F Guice, John Lawrence Scholarship 25,100 29,772 S Gould, Fred H. and Alice V. Scholarship 1,153 4,714 S Gunn, Cora Mae (Shaw) ’09 Distinguished Scholars Award 14,615 25,337 F Gould, George P. and Antoinette Gould Torrey Fund 6,017 13,833 F Gunther Engineering Surveying Engineering S Gould, George Parker Scholarship 1,369 4,441 Technology (SVT) Scholarship 19,890 21,408 F Gould, Ralph A. and Hazel H. Scholarship 158,189 181,450 S Gushee Scholarship 20,000 64,867 F Gould, Roger D. ’52 Senior Design Project Innovation 4,700 6,128 P Haber, Peter, Jr. Scholarship 10,000 21,615 F Gould, Stephen Legislative Memorial Scholarship 56,590 66,806 F Hagan, Patricia Kittredge Fund 12,725 14,506 F Gould, Stephen Memorial Scholarship/ S Hagopian, Martin Scholarship 15,468 49,351 Psi Chapter Kappa Sigma 6,650 12,267 S Haines, Henry H. Scholarship Fund 68,649 94,517 F Gould, Steve Award 14,888 57,323 P Hale, David and Marion Young Scholarship 14,582 19,800 S Graduate Research and Development Fund 11,543 25,942 S Hale, Eugene Scholarship 1,883 10,505 S Grady, Steve Perpetual Memorial Endowment Fund 25,591 121,448 S Hale, Frederick Fund 25,000 75,822 F Graffam, Pearl R. Scholarship 1,024 2,439 F Halkett, James E. and Geraldine I. Scholarship 10,640 12,041 P Graham, Edward M. Scholarship 13,607 82,390 F Hall, Chenoweth Scholarship 68,748 77,900 F Graham, Lawrence and Muriel Alumni House Fund 70,211 80,747 F Hall, Clifton A. Scholarship 38,244 95,150 P Grant Family Scholarship 10,219 30,365 F Hall, Doug and Deborah Great Aspirations! Fund 50,000 57,242 F Grant, Donald A. Professorship in Mechanical Engineering 451,987 559,553 F Hall, Edward C. ’48 and Dorothy Moran Hall ’43 Scholarship 12,000 13,630 F Grant, Judith Dawn Memorial Scholarship 16,219 20,537 P Hall, M. Bradford Scholarship 16,581 35,095 F Grant, Judson “Bud” and Bette Football Scholarship 20,000 23,966 F Hallee, Jerome P. and Pauline D. Scholarship 51,659 58,239 S Grant, Judson “Bud” and Bette Grant Scholarship 21,000 28,752 F Halliday, Charlotte Elkin Scholarship 8,768 11,188 F Grant, Margaret L. Scholarship 51,167 57,856 S Halstead, John R. and Kathleen A. Family Scholarship 5,341 9,102 S Graton, Claude D. Prize 1,270 1,679 S Ham, Everett G. Scholarship 1,049 3,646 S Graves, Elizabeth W. Fine Arts 311,391 521,769 F Hamblen, George W. Fund 38,298 93,378 S Graves, Harry E. Scholarship 33,960 45,063 S Hamilton, Henry Fairfield Fund 50,000 162,156 S Gray, Dr. Philip L. Scholarship 115,585 177,880 F Hamilton, Wayne A., P.E. F Gray, George R. and Norma M. Civil Engineering Scholarship 176,960 197,847 Buchanan Alumni House Fund 25,000 33,432 F Hamlet, Robert C. Fund 1,305 4,394 F Gray, George R. ’50 and Norma M. ’52 Perennial Garden Fund 10,000 15,209 F Hamlin, George O. ’00 Scholarship 1,500 5,092 F Gray, Norma Mooers & George R. Scholarship 120,960 136,934 F Hamm, Alton ’38 and Adelaide Campus Activity Fund 1,526,840 1,775,556 S Gray, Philip L. and Harriet Conley Gray Scholarship 275,531 403,901 F Hamm, Alton ’38 and Adelaide F Gray, Rena Sawyer and Kelsey Clement Gray Student Design Project Lab Fund 100,000 117,073 Scholarship 10,000 12,358 F Hamm, Alton S. and Adelaide B. Scholarship 497,041 590,522 F Great Falls Scholarship 4,350 5,273

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 31 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

S Han, Julia and S.T. Chemical Engineering Fund 20,000 32,238 S Hazen, Hollis M. and Verna A. Hazen Scholarship 7,493 9,935 S Han, S.T. Memorial Scholarship 27,820 58,056 F Head Football Coach Career Achievement 500,000 685,188 F Hancock County Alumni Association Scholarship 6,410 9,310 P Heal Family Scholarship 11,366 15,433 F Hanger, Jane Gerry Chase Scholarship 13,113 14,798 F Heald, Kathleen M. Scholarship 10,000 11,474 P Hannigan Family Scholarship 11,735 31,084 P Healy, Edwin D. and Claudette 12,000 16,294 F Hannigan, William J. III ’11 Memorial Scholarship 14,625 16,088 P Healy, Jack Scholarship Endowment Fund 1,500 1,500 P Hans, Lois V. Scholarship 5,500 28,377 P Healy, John J., Sr. and Helen C. Scholarship 10,099 13,696 F Hanscom, Jane Longo Scholarship 25,000 28,711 F Heanssler, Basil and Harriett Lobster Institute Fund 202,873 226,983 F Hansen, Don Memorial Lectureship Fund 6,299 8,347 F Hebrew Ladies Aid Society Fund 37,878 43,665 F Hanson Family Fund 14,124 16,460 F Helmke, John Memorial Scholarship 6,327 8,603 S Hardison, Allen Crosby Scholarship 40,829 136,912 S Hemingway, Helen B. Memorial Fund 205,264 1,112,375 S Hardison, Helen C. Scholarship 16,087 53,937 S Hemphill, Lillie C. Scholarship 4,888 27,376 F Hardy, Malcolm D. PaCEsetter F Henderson, Richard W. ’44 Engineering Physics Fund 9,700 11,198 Endowed Scholarship 100,002 114,268 S Herbarium Fund 73,186 98,367 F Hardy, Sandra E. Theatre Scholarship 1,750 1,760 F Herbert, Joseph F. Maine Business School P Harmon, Evelyn Scholarship 11,400 15,333 Scholarship 246,162 221,455 F Harmon, Perley F. ’19 and Ella F. P Herbolzheimer, Phyllis and Fred, Jr. Scholarship 12,680 39,889 Memorial Scholarship 45,390 51,482 P Hercules Incorporated Scholarship 10,166 23,117 F Harper, Thomas D. Scholarship 6,475 7,715 P Heuer, John H. Scholarship 17,434 101,684 S Harriman, Alonzo J. Scholarship 4,418 14,162 F Hickey Family Elementary Education Scholarship 30,600 34,380 F Harriman, John Philip Scholarship 500,000 576,166 P Hickey Family Scholarship 28,270 38,093 F Harrington, Donna Graves ’48 Scholarship 23,791 25,782 S Higer, Benjamin Memorial Scholarship 19,131 86,144 F Harrington, Dr. Avery and Carolyn S Higgins, Edna L. Fund of the University of Maine 12,891 49,424 Native American Scholarship 31,444 34,848 F Higgins, Richard and Jean F Harris, Charles M. Fund 34,976 74,657 Materials Testing Laboratory 110,000 121,263 F Harris, James W. II ’41 and Barbara Ashworth '41 S Higgins, Royal G., Jr. Fund 7,760 26,533 Scholarship 14,750 18,014 F Highlands, Matthew E. and Ramona P. F Harris, President Abram W. Award 13,476 17,277 Food Science and Human Nutrition Scholarship 115,330 134,556 F Harrison, Elizabeth T. Bearce and Oliver W. F Highlands, Matthew E. and Ramona P. Scholarship 6,984 8,013 Mathematics Scholarship 115,030 134,208 F Harrison, Hazel M. ’48 Fund 45,060 53,007 F Highlands, Ramona P. Phi Mu Scholarship 229,645 275,705 F Hart, Gerald F. and Marjorie T. Hart ’38 Fund 14,500 16,707 F Hilborn Memorial Research Fund in Plant Pathology 4,156 8,036 F Hart, James Norris Scholarship 7,469 25,273 F Hill, Arthur St. John Fund 3,955 5,725 P Hart, Peter E. Scholarship 14,000 18,793 F Hill, Elizabeth C. and Richard C. Fund 75,886 74,829 S Hartgen, Vincent A. Art History Travel Award 17,885 33,410 S Hill, Frederick W. and Marianne Scholarship 704,144 4,058,790 F Harvey Family Scholarship 69,935 78,847 F Hill, Kathleen R. Scholarship 7,400 9,037 S Haskell, Kenneth R. ’30, ’31 Scholarship 15,000 25,137 F Hill, Richard C. and Elizabeth C. Hill Family Fund 473,279 561,057 F Haskell, Robert N. and Gladys M. Stetson Scholarship 16,800 25,146 S Hill, Richard Professorship in F Haskell, Robert N. ’25 Power Mechanical Engineering 254,600 479,896 Engineering Professorship 250,000 324,949 F Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #1 (Merit) 100,000 216,119 P Haskell, Robert N. Scholarship 57,297 165,046 F Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #2 (Athletic) 100,000 216,119 S Haslam, Jina Memorial Scholarship Fund 109,635 134,908 F Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #3 (Engineering) 100,000 208,704 S Hastings, James W. Family Fund 45,318 83,162 F Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #4 (Humanities) 100,000 186,504 F Hastings, James W. Family Scholarship #2 32,580 36,816 F Hill, Roger B. Scholarship #5 (General) 26,987 50,264 S Hatch, Elise R. Memorial Fund 3,390 11,065 F Hill, Wilson A. and Mylissa K. Scholarship 68,882 99,144 S Hathorne, Philip R. Scholarship 8,729 49,645 S Hills, Linnie P. Fund 10,867 32,574 F Hauck, Arthur A. and Gladys R. Fund 49,002 81,482 S Hilton, William Fund 6,145 19,663 F Hauck, President Scholarship 8,006 15,392 F Hilton, William R. and Mary C. Fund 24,790 32,157 F Haverlock, Joseph L. and Miriam A. Scholarship 46,531 51,025 F Hinkley, Philip J. Scholarship 705 1,152 F Hayes, Kenneth P. Memorial Scholarship 3,015 4,534 F Hitchings, George P. Memorial Scholarship 13,050 15,066 S Hayes, Mark S. Music Scholarship 5,978 11,870 F Hockey Athletic Scholarship 3,225 4,201 F Hayes, Mary Christine and Paul E. F Hodes, Mary R. Student Loan Fund 602,915 625,484 Memorial Scholarship 30,100 35,797 S Hodgdon, Kenneth W. Fund 2,300 7,834 F Haynes, Frank L. Graduate Student Award 45,574 54,489 P Hodgdon, Paul E. Scholarship 10,929 70,578 P Hayward, Oliver G. Scholarship 12,415 71,200 F Hodgkins, Herbert O. Lobster Research 5,321 6,101

32 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Hogan Family Alumni Support Fund 22,451 25,079 P Huntoon, Charles R. Scholarship 10,250 17,834 P Holden, Harold (II) Scholarship 26,439 39,286 S Hutchins Forestry Fund 610,341 1,279,528 P Holden, Harold (III) Scholarship 11,641 34,181 P Hutchins, Burleigh Endowment Fund 1,370 4,936 P Holden, Harold Scholarship 11,369 69,766 P Hutchins, Curtis M. Scholarship (I) 11,086 39,437 F Holden­Brado Scholarship 526,366 595,979 S Hutchins, Curtis M. Professorship in P Holland, Hugh G. (Dutch) Scholarship 15,000 20,367 Forest Ecosystem Management 250,000 524,122 F Holmer, Ellen W. Scholarship 535,591 533,243 P Hutchins, Curtis M. Scholarship 10,000 31,458 F Holmes, David Dunlap Scholarship 52,186 58,886 S Hutchins, Ruth Professorship in Forest Tree Physiology 250,000 524,122 F Holmes, Jane Fund 201,947 300,362 F Hutchinson Center of Belfast Endowed Scholarship 30,255 36,077 S Holmes, Ralph M. Scholarship in Physics 14,204 44,997 S Hutchinson, Albert F. Scholarship 1,000 3,756 S Holmes, Robert J. and Virginia T. Presidential Scholarship 13,964 19,905 F, 4H Hutchinson, Frederick E. and Dione W. Presidential Scholarship 53,166 63,256 S Holt, Fred E. and Helen B. Scholarship 32,855 58,543 F Hutchinson, Frederick E. 4­H Scholarship 15,350 18,223 F Holt, Master Sergeant Thelma M. ROTC Scholarship 25,600 28,558 F Hutchinson, Frederick E. ’53, ’58G and F Homola, Richard L. Mycological Herbarium Fund 90,100 101,368 Dione W. ’54, ’71G Scholarship 11,348 12,865 F Honors College Aspiration Scholarship 4,869 6,397 S Hyland, Caroline and Fay Scholarship 42,524 127,907 F Honors College Endowment 52,901 73,309 S Hyland, Fay Arboretum Fund 102,000 189,902 F Honors College Legacy Fund 1,853 1,901 F Hyland, Fay Fund 11,789 15,639 F Hooper, William Gordon and Laura Snow Scholarship 52,419 58,477 F Hyman, Carole L. Scholarship 12,996 14,219 F Hoover, Professor William Fund 30,000 33,314 S Ibbotson Library Fund 690,649 1,161,360 F Horan, James F. Memorial Scholarship 12,935 14,121 F Ibbotson, Louis T. Fund 55,105 67,474 F Horner, William R. and Suzanne R. Scholarship 24,912 29,301 F Ilse, Linda Marie Wildlife Ecology Scholarship 10,000 10,776 F Horsman, Ruth Higgins ’45 Scholarship 10,000 11,476 P Ingalls, Everett P. Scholarship 10,393 75,042 F Hosmer, Thomas P. ’58 Design Engineering Center 602,316 683,346 F Innes, Donald W. ’43 Scholarship 20,695 23,052 F Hosmer, Thomas P. Fund 8,422,241 9,859,247 F Institute for Leadership and Democracy F Hosmer, Thomas P. Scholarship Excellence Fund 63,312 69,512 in Mechanical Engineering 575,000 652,918 F International Biological Conservation Fund 222,492 333,930 F Houghton Family Honors Program Fund 50 62 F International Students Association Team ’05­’06 F Houghton, John W. ’42 and Muriel E. ’44 Scholarship 5,419 6,388 Memorial Scholarship 8,410 12,298 S Ipsen, Wiebke and Marli Weiner F Houghton, Lloyd and Villa Fund 157,011 178,037 Memorial Scholarship Fund 41,065 50,523 S Houseweart, Mark W. Award 6,150 14,925 S Irons, Fred H. Scholarship 23,783 29,712 F Houston, George L. Forestry Fund 200,756 227,219 F Irving Chair for Forest Ecosystem Management 1,000,000 1,132,427 F Houston, George L. Fund 12,036,931 12,870,804 S Ives, David W. ’79 and Pamela Burch ’80 Scholarship 25,986 37,736 F Hovey, Christopher Fund to Support the S Ives, Ruth Livingston Memorial Fund 22,178 39,257 Ann Taylor Hovey Butterfly and Hummingbird Garden 6,859 7,818 F Ives, Sandy and Bobby Fund 10,000 10,000 F Hovey, Christopher J. Alumni House Endowment 9,587 10,954 F Ives, Sandy Folklore and Oral History Endowment 147,710 169,813 S Hovey, Francis J. Memorial Scholarship 8,167 42,108 F Jackman, Laura Hodgins and Percy E. Memorial Fund 8,817 11,057 S Howard, Will R. Scholarship 4,127 16,121 S Jackson, Eunice M. Memorial Fund 3,000 4,430 F Howe, Jim ’69 Memorial Scholarship 4,018 4,789 F Jacobs, Brenda and Larry Scholarship 16,947 18,597 F Howes, Leroy F. Scholarship 35,737 41,702 P Jacobs, Mike Scholarship 10,083 62,309 S Hoyt, Mary L. Mathematics Memorial Fund 7,080 21,063 F Jacobs, Stephen and Isabel ’44 Scholarship 57,600 61,808 F Huang, Raymond L. and Florinda F. Scholarship 72,767 77,888 F Jacobson, George L., Jr. Quaternary and F Huber, Nancy Scamman Nontraditional Student Climate Studies Fund 5,000 5,955 Endowment 10,000 10,833 F Jacobson­Loring Art Fund 201,647 293,146 P Hume, Robert M. Scholarship 16,955 42,748 P Jalbert, Maurice J. Scholarship 6,308 11,768 F Humphrey PaCEsetter Scholarship 53,000 63,299 F Jean, Raymond A. ’65 and Louise C. Scholarship 140,000 159,647 F, 4H Humphrey, Doris Roberts, H. Lawrence, George Lawrence S Jenkins, Chester A. Fund 9,591 19,179 and Barbara, 4­H Scholarship Endowment 10,000 12,942 F Jenkins, James D. and Anne Witham Jenkins S Humphrey, George L. Poultry Fund 2,200 9,109 Scholarship 24,000 29,062 F Humphrey, Wallace “Bud” Memorial Scholarship 10,821 16,007 P Jenness, Lyle C. Scholarship 12,610 73,928 F Hunter, M. Perry, Jr. ’52 Alumni Association F Jensen, Laurits C. and Dorothea Scholarship 65,133 83,469 Endowment Fund 135,314 137,113 F Jewett Brothers Scholarship 20,000 24,114 F Hunter, Perry ’52 Product Development Fund 126,052 126,119 F Jewish Community Council of Bangor 207,120 235,565 P Hunting Family Scholarship 10,100 18,862

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 33 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Jewish Community Endowment Associates F Kennebec Valley Alumni Chapter Scholarship 8,000 8,000 Endowment Fund 321,440 353,807 F Kennedy, President Robert A. Senior Alumni P Joachim, Herman L. Scholarship 109,478 249,918 Scholarship 32,846 37,900 P Joachim, Otto/Richard Lauftman Scholarship 10,000 31,443 F Kennedy, Ralph F. Memorial Fund 1,780 2,481 S Johnson, Al Power Scholarship 14,413 23,278 F Kent, Benjamin C. Fund 6,068 20,536 F Johnson, Dr. Robert S. Scholarship 9,926 11,227 S Kent, Frank H. and Katharine D. Scholarship 53,122 77,104 P Johnson, Kenneth A. Endowment Fund 1,236 5,290 F Kenway Corporation and the Kenneth Priest II, F Johnson, Marc A. Memorial Fund 8,535 9,667 Michael Priest and Ian Kopp Families Polymer Matrix Composites Laboratory Fund 70,000 81,150 F Johnson, Mary A. ’55 Presidential Scholarship 15,690 19,394 P Kerr, Ethel G. Scholarship 9,300 11,824 S Johnson, Nancy R. Memorial Prize 3,350 6,621 F Keswick, William B. Memorial Scholarship 5,000 5,458 F Johnson, William Whidden ’32 and Irene Johnson Rich Scholarship 18,462 20,825 F Ketchum, Frank Wentworth ’41 Scholarship 10,000 11,283 F Johnson­Marshall Scholarship 69,317 77,626 S Kidder, Frank E. Scholarship 1,111 5,999 F Johnstone, Dr. Anne Margaret Lecture Fund S Kilbride, Avis Chamberlain and Bernard J. Kilbride (Computer Science) 11,912 13,510 Scholarship Fund 35,000 42,070 F Johnstone, Dr. Anne Margaret Lecture Fund F Kilby, Lucy H. Scholarship 24,632 40,084 (Women’s Studies) 11,762 14,118 F Killam Canadian Fund 27,990 31,338 S Jones, Carroll C. Scholarship 1,329 7,910 F Kimball, Harold V. Agricultural Sciences Scholarship 80,801 139,153 F Jones, Charles E. ’78 Scholarship 17,630 22,277 S Kimball, Spofford H. Memorial Scholarship 2,426 6,718 F Jones, Laurence A., Jr. Scholarship 28,444 32,127 F King, Edie McVay Scholarship 16,750 18,703 S Jones, Oliver L. and Harold L. Fund 10,970 38,186 F King, Louis C. Scholarship 14,000 15,549 F Jones, Rendle A. ’65 and Patricia K. ’65 Honors F King, Nellie Ruth Pillsbury Memorial Scholarship 373,165 426,599 Thesis Fellowship 51,000 62,912 F Kingsland, Earle B. Fund 13,870 38,014 P Jones, Thomas Phelps Scholarship 36,671 89,212 P Kiran, Erdogan Endowment Fund 2,425 5,406 F Jones, Una Greenlaw Fund 302,290 370,463 P Kirk, Nada Popovich Scholarship 10,000 13,578 P Jones­Weston, Arthur and Evelyn Scholarship 10,000 17,088 S Klein, Frederic W. ’48 Memorial Scholarship 5,005 7,641 P Jordan, Edward C. Scholarship 10,283 63,350 F Kleinschmidt Associates Civil Engineering S Jordan, Eugene A. Memorial Scholarship 3,774 11,991 Hydraulics Laboratory Fund 100,000 119,198 F Jordan, Kenneth Clark ’44 Scholarship 25,000 29,832 F Knapp, Jane Stinchfield Scholarship 20,099 24,747 F Jordan, Maynard F. Fund 840,943 950,292 F Kneeland, Douglas E. Journalism Scholarship 26,061 29,465 F Jordan, Wesley D. Fund 17,395 49,418 F Kneeland, Henry Wilton ’02 Scholarship 44,275 49,250 F Joy, Norwood F. and Edith D. Scholarship 22,527 25,499 P Knight, Frank A. Scholarship 27,000 36,661 P Juckett, J. Walter Scholarship 116,089 529,281 F Knight, Fred and Jane Forestry Scholarship 29,385 32,646 P Judson, Alan D. and Martha P. Scholarship 10,700 14,507 S Knight, Fred D. Scholarship 5,000 9,562 S Kagan, Max Family Foundation Scholarship S Knowlton, Charles E. Fund 330,706 1,245,693 in memory of Irving Kagan 39,860 125,570 F Knowlton, Ralph G. Memorial Fund 31,129 47,004 F Kaplan, Arnold and Bobby Prize 20,561 23,277 S Knox­Lincoln Counties Women of Extension P Karter Family Scholarship 10,000 13,578 Virginia Massie and Carolyn Brown Scholarship 7,358 22,901 F Katahdin Forest Products Scholarship 8,000 9,487 S Kolman, Vladek “Kim” Memorial Scholarship 4,347 9,832 F Kearns, William M., Jr. ’57 and Patricia Anne Kearns ’57 F Kopel, Byron E. Scholarship 263,500 307,343 Scholarship for Maine Business School 13,100 15,764 P Koplik, Perry H. Scholarship 10,741 65,953 S Keating, Joseph S. ’12 Scholarship 50,000 70,659 F Kopp, William Thomas and Frances Ellen S Keating, Joseph S. and Ruth R. Scholarship 64,419 91,027 Memorial Scholarship 11,150 12,680 S Keating, Ruth Robinson ’61 Scholarship 50,000 70,659 F Kornetsky, Conan H. Psychology Prize Fund 50,000 51,872 F Kebo Bears Athletic Scholarship 11,726 17,716 F Kornetsky, Marcia Smargon Sociology Prize 52,500 58,307 P Keef, Joseph E. Scholarship 21,680 61,694 P Kosloff, Irving S. Scholarship 17,945 30,883 S Keene, Alfrede Ellis Scholarship 5,500 16,964 F Krant, Patrice M. Travel Scholarship 37,699 43,329 F Keene, Charles E. Scholarship 198,652 211,986 P Kraske Family Scholarship 50,466 68,523 F Keene, Della R. Fund 198,652 211,986 P Kraske, William H. Scholarship 44,215 130,601 F Keep Maine Unique Sustainability Scholarship 20,000 23,662 F Kritter, Julius H. Athletic Scholarship 92,851 104,564 F Kelley, John F. “Jack” III Scholarship 15,350 16,613 F Kritter, Julius H. Scholarship 67,037 134,321 F Kellogg, Thelma Louise Fund 17,080 85,061 F Krueger, Professor George C. Memorial Fund 55,50 62,232 F Kelly, Abby Sargent Neese ’32 F Kruse, Carl M. Scholarship 10,000 11,923 Creative Writing Scholarship 70,074 83,380 F Kupfer, Romaine Littlefield Geology Field Camp Fund 5,000 8,624 S Kendall, Ralph M. Scholarship/Equipment Fund 25,000 37,253 P Kurrle, William F. Scholarship 17,112 28,329

34 University of Maine “We felt it was important to give back, positively impacting today’s UMaine students and setting an example for our own children.”

Shawn Albert ’99

Gifts with Lasting Impact

Shawn and Martha Gray Albert graduated from the University of Maine in 1999 with degrees in chemical engineering. Both received a scholarship from the University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation, helping them graduate debt-free. Along with a number of classmates, the Alberts recently established a scholarship at the UMaine Pulp & Paper Foundation. Shawn Albert, who began giving to UMaine as a student and who is now an account manager for Buckman North America, said, “Thanks to the generosity of previous Foundation donors, we have been able to raise a young family without Albert family having to worry about school debts on top of the mortgage, car payments, etc. We felt it was The University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation important to give back, positively impacting today’s was incorporated in 1952 by 12 UMaine alumni to UMaine students and setting an example for our financially support and prepare undergraduate own children. Thanks to the great industry I work students for careers in the pulp and paper and allied in, we were able to contribute and hopefully make a industries. The foundation is supported by annual difference.” gifts from more than 60 companies in 20 states, as well as individual gifts from more than 250 alumni and friends.

The Pulp & Paper Foundation currently supports up to 90 engineering and forestry students with merit- based scholarships. Many of these students represent multiple generations of Maine families.

The John Larcom Ober award is presented for the first time in 1955 to R. Bruce Arnold ’56 by Dean Ashley S. Campbell (left) and Professor Harry D. Watson.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 35 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Kurson, Sylvia M. Memorial Grant 11,906 25,309 S Libby, Lucien P. Scholarship 2,000 8,266 F Labby Family Award for Student Advancement S Libby, Merton E. ’48 Scholarship 21,618 39,616 Quasi­Endowment 2,000 2,100 S Libby, President Winthrop C. S Lacritz, Mac and Lillian Scholarship 2,500 8,957 Reverend Pavlos T. Taiganides Award 9,826 16,460 F Ladd, Doris Dow Scholarship 395,877 435,765 S Libby, Winthrop C. and Elizabeth T. F Ladd, Harland A. Scholarship 340,218 381,018 Student Assistance Fund 38,432 131,193 F Lafayette Hotels­Black Bear Inn Scholarship 4,000 5,657 S Libra Professorship #1 250,008 518,914 4H Lafayette STEM Endowment 13,350 S Libra Professorship #2 250,008 518,914 P LaHaise, Thomas F., Jr. Scholarship 34,028 42,095 S Libra Professorship #3 (Liberal Arts and Sciences) 250,008 556,398 F Laing, John Dana Memorial Scholarship 26,521 35,763 S Libra Professorship #4 (Engineering) 250,008 513,876 F Lambda Chi Alpha Three Stars Memorial Scholarship 11,100 11,707 S Libra Professorship #5 (Business, Public Policy and Health) 250,008 513,876 P Lambert Family Endowment Fund 1,000 1,000 S Libra Professorship #6 F Lambert Family Scholarship 100,304 112,052 (Natural Sciences, Forestry and Agriculture) 250,008 513,876 S Lamoreau, Fred L. Scholarship 4,200 9,794 S Libra Professorship #7 F Lancaster, Linda N. Professional Development Fund 207,441 254,247 (Education and Human Development) 250,008 468,450 F Landry, Olive B. and Barbara A. Dennett Scholarship 53,363 69,193 S Libra Professorship #8 (UMaine) 250,008 437,470 S Landscape Horticulture Fund 57,350 172,319 S Libra Professorship #9 (Visiting) 252,257 434,519 S Landscape Horticulture Scholarship 35,000 107,922 S Libra Professorship #10 (Visiting) 252,257 434,519 S Lanigan, William J. Fund 39,127 57,762 S Lick, Dale W. and Marilyn K. F LaRochelle, Mary and Neil Scholarship 15,972 18,612 Presidential Scholars Award 14,119 28,558 S Larrabee, C. Frederic M.D. and Phyllis E. S Limestone Future Farmers Scholarship 48,539 99,210 Memorial Scholarship 318,285 405,988 S Lincoln, Donald C. ’25 Physical Education Scholarship 25,000 36,088 F Laskey, Thomas P. ’53 Family Scholarship 89,853 104,707 F Lindell, Wiljo M. ’40 Memorial Scholarship 43,246 55,853 S Lathrop, Frank H. Scholarship 28,696 58,516 F Lingley, Alfred B. Scholarship 47,560 106,165 S Lathrop, Russell V. Athletic Scholarship 10,000 37,657 F Linscott, Willard H. Scholarship 14,586 19,074 F Latti, Michael B. ’56 and Georgia D. ’57 F Lipphardt, Louis E., Sr. Basketball Athletic Scholarship 6,053 9,338 Mechanical Engineering Scholarship 35,611 46,194 S Lawhorne, Richard C. ’68 Memorial Fund 16,073 20,375 F Liscomb, Clark Noyes ’60 Prize Fund 112,470 125,262 S Leach, Chester W. Scholarship 50,000 62,853 F Litchfield, Herbert N. Scholarship 2,175 2,817 S Leathers, Emery L. and Ada S. Memorial Fund 42,622 74,132 F Littlefield, Lyle E. Ornamentals Trial Garden S Leavitt, H. Walter Scholarship 40,000 49,683 Endowment 31,712 35,676 S Leavitt, Ralph W., Sr. Scholarship 3,558 11,902 S Littlefield, Lyle E. Prize 5,690 13,173 F Lee, Carroll R. Scholarship 106,000 123,293 F Littlefield, Waldemar V. ’42 and Jean G. Littlefield Fund 21,475 21,803 P Leen, Stanley J., Jr. Scholarship 4,662 12,306 S Livermore, Scott Page ’04 Fund 39,954 52,271 F Legatos ’55, Nicholas A. and Theodora Engineering Scholarship 31,250 32,420 F Lobster Institute Endowment Fund 200,387 227,172 F Lehman, Helen “Penny” Mitchell Social Work Fund 3,525 4,226 F Long Island Sound Lobster Fund 200,000 223,400 F Leitch, Betsy Pullen ’55 and William R. F Long, Malcolm G. ’32 Professor of Civil Engineering 256,075 375,250 Honors College Fund 5,500 5,704 S Lord, Arthur R. Fund 365,744 1,244,211 F Leonard, Edward D. III ’65 Lecture Series Fund 48,000 58,897 F Lord, Frank J. and Ruth K. Scholarship 300,000 330,762 F Leonard, Herbert A. and Eleanor H. Scholarship 18,579 25,437 F Lord, George E. ’24 and Louise ’25 Scholarship 49,557 57,537 F Leonard, Ralph E. and Anita S. Scholarship 47,529 53,093 F Lord, Richard C. College of Engineering F Les Trois Amis Scholarship 42,850 48,259 Faculty Salary Fund 50,000 55,467 F Leveille, Richard R., V. Roland and Katherine W. F Lord, Richard C. Scholarship 61,671 68,845 Scholarship 63,408 74,017 F Loring, Ellen J. Museum Fund 212,025 238,340 P Levensailor, Arthur E. Scholarship 15,806 42,273 S Lorusso, Lyndon Paul Memorial Scholarship 300,000 329,192 S Levenson, Harry A. and Maude Scholarship 10,328 16,332 F Lovaas, Russell and Patricia Scholarship 20,000 22,584 F Levitan, Nathan Scholarship 151,994 191,028 F Lovejoy, Kenneth C. Fund 12,827 15,449 F Lewis, Abraham J. and Doris Art Award 1,500 2,107 P Lowe, E. Nobles Scholarship 14,844 20,582 F Libbey, Dr. Waldo “Mac” ’44 Professorship in F Lowell, Robert and Jean Fund 10,200 12,522 Electrical and Computer Engineering 250,000 303,276 F Lowry, Grey Memorial Scholarship 19,952 22,559 F Libbey, Dr. Waldo “Mac” ’44 Swim Program Fund 10,000 11,911 S LSA Appreciation Scholarship 6,831 23,696 S Libbey, Joseph A. Fund 1,325 8,149 F Lucas, Professor Warren S. Fund 1,790 3,728 F Libbey, Joseph A. Scholarship 50,000 56,681 F Luce, Roger F. Scholarship 13,665 15,362 S Libbey, Waldo M. Scholarship 13,734 27,438 P Lucey, Ellen Shaw Scholarship 16,650 39,068

36 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Lucey, Jeannine Emond Franco American F Mangan, Thomas G. Discretionary Fund 338,130 379,035 Program Fund 20,283 20,283 S Mangan, Thomas G. Scholarship 13,135 36,157 F Lucey, William S. ’61 Scholarship 21,000 25,125 P Mangan, Thomas G. Scholarship 10,000 13,578 P Ludwig, Edward I. and Florence M. Scholarship 12,625 39,367 F Manlove, George K. Scholarship 3,750 4,961 F Lufkin, Linwood E. ’58 and Mabel S. Scholarship 25,000 29,724 P Mansfield, Everett Keith Scholarship 11,470 73,805 P Luke Family Scholarship 15,000 31,141 F Marble, Gerald C. Memorial Fund 19,126 22,997 F Lunder Scholars Fund 396,048 457,688 F March Family Peace Studies Scholarship 1,000 1,033 F Lurvey, Mildred E. Fund 4,968 6,208 F Marcho, Henry E. Scholarship 20,000 22,574 P Lurvey, Robert G. Scholarship 10,058 26,528 F Marden, Ralph C. and Loraine P. Fund 2,500 3,593 F Lurvey, Robert J. ’47 and Mildred E. Scholarship 88,324 99,617 F Marino, Patrick P. Memorial Fund 10,407 14,791 S Lynch, Mary Simcock ’77 Clinical Nutrition P Marquis, John F. Scholarship 72,246 132,164 Laboratory Fund 49,755 58,516 P Marquis, Maida B. Scholarship 69,747 127,457 S Lynch, Thomas E. ’38 Honors College Lecture and Seminar Fund 82,217 90,011 S Marsanskis, George G. ’48 Memorial Scholarship 8,750 12,378 S Lynch, Thomas E. ’38 Honors College Scholars Fund 82,217 90,011 F Marsh, Harold P. Scholarship 111,011 375,658 F Lynch, Thomas E. Faculty Club Quasi­Endowment 46,205 92,196 P Marshall, Stanley N., Jr. First Year Scholarship 10,500 14,257 P Lyons Family Endowment Fund 3,600 4,785 P Marshall, Stanley N., Jr. Scholarship 52,823 104,052 F M Club Athletic Scholarship 60,208 67,869 F Martin, Fred L. Scholarship 110,003 242,573 P MacBrayne Family Scholarship 10,566 30,968 F Martin, Guida W. and Ralph A. ’52 Scholarship 26,095 31,801 F Maccoby, Herbert Sociology Fund 20,550 21,315 P Martin, Robert W. Scholarship 13,516 18,840 F MacDonald, Karl Merit Scholarship 105,000 253,741 F Mason, Sara L. Fund 1,572 4,544 S MacLean, Jean Fund 1,718 4,475 F Massachusetts Association of Land Surveyors and Civil Engineers Scholarship 5,000 6,687 F MacLeod, Roland ’50 Hockey Scholarship 16,478 19,614 F Master Gardener Fund 1,000 1,066 F Madigan Congressional Internship Fund 90,000 107,257 P Masterman Family Scholarship 23,450 84,173 F Madore, Robert W. ’54 Scholarship 410,975 443,490 F Mathieu­Story Scholarship 27,804 31,369 P Magnus, Nina Campbell Scholarship 20,630 30,517 P Matik North America Scholarship 10,000 31,458 4H Maine 4­H Foundation General Endowment 1,517,463 F Matthews, Larryl and Marie Fund 4,946 5,676 F Maine Animal Health Quasi­Endowment Fund for Bioengineering 4,266 855 F Mawhinney, Eugene A. Scholarship 45,690 50,125 F Maine Animal Health Quasi­Endowment Fund F Mayo, Flora Howard Fund 2,000 2,535 for Equine Health and Welfare 1,651 3,244 F McAlary, Elizabeth M. and Allan F. ’13 Scholarship 75,000 87,504 F Maine Animal Health Quasi­Endowment Fund F McBride, Col. James C. for the Witter Center 2,268 2,528 Distinguished Professorship in History 880,289 994,140 S Maine Beta Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega F McCabe, Jane M. Memorial Horticulture Fund 13,591 15,410 Memorial Scholarship 32,423 97,793 P McCabe, Thomas B. Scholarship 3,932 12,244 F Maine Center for Sport and Coaching Endowment 26,700 30,138 F McClellan, Mary Floros Fund 5,280 6,059 F Maine Christian Association Fund 256,591 291,466 F McClure, David ’50 and Yoriko Alumni House Fund 72,206 77,035 S Maine Council on Economic Education, P McClure, John M. Scholarship 10,868 39,017 Arthur M. Johnson Scholarship 8,150 11,397 F McClure, Melvin T. Scholarship 37,110 41,682 S Maine Extension Association Scholarship 6,541 30,521 F McCluskey­Worthley Endowed Scholarship 1,200 1,291 S Maine Hardwood Association Award 2,337 12,143 S McCobb, John L. Scholarship 15,001 48,854 F Maine High School Senior Baseball Classic 5,026 11,263 F McConnell, Dennis Professorship in Business 243,670 320,848 F Maine Hockey General Endowment Fund 34,810 39,320 F McConnell, William J., Jr. ’92 and F Maine Press Association Kay Hyatt Scholarship 2,875 3,439 Kelley Simpson McConnell PaCEsetter Scholarship 8,000 8,627 S Maine Scholars Achievement Award 58,245 85,750 F McCrum, Richard and Arlene Scholarship 71,667 92,661 S Maine Section ASCE Scholarship 24,322 41,185 P McDonald, Manuel C. Scholarship 11,397 78,783 F Maine Smart Grid Center Excellence Fund 97,300 110,488 P McDonald, Manuel C. Scholarship 16,899 99,109 F Maine Society of Certified Public Accountants F McDonough, John and Claire Scholarship 36,185 39,727 Scholarship 46,885 53,688 F McDougall, Robert B. ’84 Scholarship 17,772 20,743 F Maine Spirit Fund 28,268 33,211 F McGowen, Neil W. and Barbara L. Scholarship 38,850 43,676 F Maine Steiners Vocal Music Scholarship 2,059 2,127 S McIntire, Clifford G. Scholarship 4,264 13,778 F Maine Swimming and Diving Fund 287,348 337,760 F McIntire, Smith C. and Charlene W. Scholarship 10,025 11,933 F Maine Vocational Rehabilitation Thank You Scholarship 7,500 15,138 F McKeown, Jamie Scholarship 39,100 44,402 F Mangan Fund 100,370 113,236 F McManus, Edward “Tim” ’54 and F Mangan, Thomas G. and John W. Scholarship 179,209 202,443 Barbara Fitzgerald Scholarship 336,902 326,366 F Mangan, Thomas G. Athletic Scholarship 27,706 59,110

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 37 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F McNeary, Matthew and Esther Scholarship 21,500 25,782 F Miller, Stacy R. and Evelyn P. Scholarship 16,321 18,445 F McNeilly, Alvin H. University of Virginia Scholarship 36,000 42,003 F Mills Family Scholarship 980 1,001 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Advanced Engineered Wood S Milne, Alma Taylor Fund 40,805 117,460 Composite Center Fund 21,500 24,291 S Miner, Minnie K. Scholarship 39,171 147,552 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Alumni Association Fund 10,000 11,948 F Minsky, Leonard and Renee Capital Fund F McNeilly, Alvin S. Alumni House Fund 25,000 30,913 for the Minsky Recital Hall 106,275 146,399 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Baseball Scholarship 18,100 20,876 F Minsky, Leonard and Renee Maintenance Fund F McNeilly, Alvin S. Collins Center for the Arts Fund 18,000 20,765 for the Minsky Recital Hall 50,000 76,748 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Engineering Fund 21,500 24,357 F Minsky, Leonard and Renee Fund for the School for the Performing Arts 192,403 233,832 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Pulp & Paper Scholarship 18,000 20,782 F Minsky, Norman Fund for Judaic Studies 459,404 540,807 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Quasi­Endowment Fund 140,988 143,035 F Minsky, Renee Fund 23,750 29,881 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Senior Skulls Fund 5,400 6,469 F Mirakentz, Claire T. Fund for Arts and Sciences 469,172 521,418 F McNeilly, Alvin S. Student Innovation Center 8,400 8,996 F Mitchell, Frances Robinson Scholarship 22,000 23,775 F McNeilly, Jennie Bridges Maine Christian Association Fund 9,400 11,029 F Mitchell, Valerie J. Non­Traditional Student Scholarship 7,400 8,730 F McPartland­Good, Sarah Scholarship 32,114 36,181 F Mitiguy, Dana R. and Janice F. Scholarship 12,000 13,770 S McQuaide, Marguerite E. Scholarship 2,994 10,930 S Monroe, Merna M. Alpha Beta Chapter of Omicron Nu Society Scholarship 8,123 21,146 P McQuarrie Family Scholarship 16,325 22,332 F Monroe, Merna/Alpha Beta Scholarship 29,165 65,259 F Meade, Jo Josslyn Studio Art Award 33,959 38,642 F Moody, Dr. Arnold R. ’63 and Donna Rich Scholarship 21,000 24,694 F Meader, Colonel Byron H. Scholarship 35,000 39,849 F Moody, Elsie C. Scholarship 54,986 146,383 S Meder, Elsa M. Scholarship 133,608 257,261 P Moody, James L. Scholarship 10,000 35,903 S Medical Technology Scholarship 3,594 6,034 F Moody, Norman and Avis Scholarship 32,528 36,067 S Meinecke, Carl Whitcomb Award 1,000 3,760 P Moody, Winship B. “Chip” Scholarship 30,050 33,417 S Mendall, Howard L. ’31 Memorial Scholarship 13,795 21,895 P Moore, Albert Pat’s Pizza Endowment Fund 6,512 9,547 S Mendelson, Rebecca and Benjamin Memorial Scholarship 8,022 27,145 P Moore, Winifred and Baxter Scholarship 10,022 13,608 F Merchant, Charles H. and Katherine C. Scholarship 449,377 508,572 F Moores, Patricia and Alvina Teacher Scholarship 20,200 24,068 F Merchants National Bank Fund 823 2,357 F Moring, John Richard Prize in Aquatic Sciences 600 1,097 S Merriam, Robert C. Scholarship 20,000 52,596 F Morison, Frank P. Scholarship 5,000 16,922 F Merrill, Doris Paul ’22 and Bernice Stevens Smith ’22 F Morrill, Margaret Chase ’43 Fellowship 3,000 3,781 Civil Engineering Scholarship 88,742 102,181 S Merrill, Florence Jane Scholarship 10,000 16,778 F Morrill, Margaret Chase Fund 11,100 12,492 F Merrill, Howard and Edith Alumni House Fund 5,783 6,938 F Morris, Elizabeth A. Memorial Fund 19,561 24,541 F Merrill, Howard and Edith Scholarship 66,263 75,022 F Morris, Elizabeth A. Student Outreach Ministry Fund 53,956 69,053 F Merrill, Howard W. Fund 54,650 56,759 F Morrison, Dianne Research Scholarship 30,000 33,251 S Merrill, Karl H. Scholarship 7,474 18,239 F Morrison, Edward B. PaCEsetter Scholarship 36,065 41,415 4H Merrill, Kim and Linc Sheep Fund 9,000 P Morrison, Franck P. Scholarship 10,000 57,037 F Merritt, Alan F ’58. and Sheila M. ’66G S Morrison, Louis H. Scholarship 8,154 12,613 Presidential Scholarship 34,500 42,342 P Morton, Hugh H. Scholarship 195,986 293,691 S Merritt, Daniel W. Scholarship 15,000 52,212 F Mountfort, Oscar W. Scholarship 74,936 182,195 F Merritt, Marion Farrington Memorial Fund 34,515 82,204 P Muller, George J. Scholarship 16,722 29,359 F Metcalf, Peter and Brianne Family Scholarship 1,500 1,587 F Mulvey, Mary C. Scholarship 78,290 88,533 P Metcalfe, William K. Scholarship 17,195 96,097 F Munson, Barbara Allen Scholarship 25,000 46,619 P Meyer, Charles A. and Lollo Scholarship 10,000 13,578 F Munsungan Fund 135,930 161,781 F Meyer, Marion Rich Waterman Fund 21,230 30,888 P Murchison, David C. Scholarship 10,003 64,056 F Michaud, Charles F. ’63 and F Murphy, Henriette C. Scholarship 31,783 40,712 Valeda Raymond Michaud ’62 Scholarship 4,500 4,960 S Murphy, John M. Chair in Business 1,642,346 2,169,811 F Michaud, Felix J. and Rose Anne Scholarship Fund 11,940 14,215 F Murphy, Marjorie R. Memorial Fund 15,120 16,719 S MiddleOak Scholarship 55,696 109,135 S Murray, Donald S. ’80 Memorial Fund 6,100 8,950 F Miller, Alan Fund for Excellence in F Murray, Joseph M. Scholarship 66,540 81,749 Communication and Journalism 44,473 47,790 F Murray, William A. Fund 48,556 126,996 F Miller, Harold R. Presidential Scholarship 203,223 384,834 F Musgrave Scholarship Fund 13,753 18,146 F Miller, Sanford and Joanne Collins Center for the Arts Fund 30,977 35,894 F Myatt, Charles Oliver and Margaret Mary Libbey Myatt Scholarship 30,000 34,465 F Miller, Sanford and Joanne Onward Program Scholarship 66,265 74,371 F Mykytiuk, Alexander Scholarship 5,460 11,112

38 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

P Nalco Chemical Company Scholarship 10,750 18,793 F Oak, Donald Fund 15,367 34,980 P Nalco Endowment Fund 5,000 5,000 S Oak, John M. Scholarship Prize 8,880 27,950 F Nalley, David L. and Matthew S. Reynolds F Ober, J. Larcom Fund #1 Memorial Scholarship 2,000 2,000 (Chair in Chemical Engineering) 2,000,000 2,518,260 F Nanovic, Robert and Elizabeth Scholarship 283,960 290,621 F Ober, J. Larcom Fund #2 (Forestry Fund) 250,000 328,051 S Nash, Marian Carter Scholarship 9,700 34,257 F Ober, J. Larcom Fund #3 (Presidential Scholars) 352,389 475,429 F Nason, B. Ross ’39 Scholarship 552,583 543,644 P Ober, J. Larcom Scholarship 10,321 68,871 F National Center for Student Aspirations F O’Brien, John A. “Gus” Scholarship 17,250 19,549 General Endowment 506 849 F O’Coin, Bill Memorial Fund 200 335 F Nauman, George V. Scholarship 1,174,030 1,827,631 S O’Connell, James D. Scholarship 11,000 35,010 P Neal Memorial Scholarship 20,648 30,540 F O’Connor, Raymond J. Memorial Fund 2,925 3,758 S Nealley, Calvin H. Scholarship 220,549 724,353 S O’Connor, Timothy P. Memorial Fund 21,704 66,930 F Nealley, William Bowdoin Scholarship 21,849 32,163 F O’Day, Gerald and Eva Scholarship 768,398 863,540 P Neese, Elbert H., Sr. Scholarship 10,069 69,367 F O’Donovan, Dennis J. Scholarship 11,100 13,955 F Nelson, Dr. Cynthia Memorial Scholarship 203,049 225,268 F Offutt, Evelyn S. Scholarship 41,000 47,926 P Nelson, Laurel E. Scholarship 10,850 14,842 S Olds, Corwin H. Scholarship 10,000 20,914 F Nelson, Lucy B. and Otto H. Scholarship 122,381 202,339 F Oliver, William A. Fund 1,346 1,425 F Nelson, Robert W. Memorial Fund 385 657 P Olmstead, George, Jr. Scholarship 11,514 77,843 F Nelson, Stephen R. Memorial Scholarship 5,000 5,738 F Olsen, Brooke Fund 37,930 43,198 F Ness, Edith T. Women’s Intercollegiate F Olver Associates, Inc. Environmental Microbiology Athletic Scholarship 151,027 170,382 Laboratory Fund 90,000 105,488 F Neville, Fredrica Karber Memorial Scholarship 54,561 97,436 F Olympian Club of Kennebunkport Scholarship 55,620 64,800 S Neville, President Howard R. Discretionary Fund 19,963 47,029 F O'Neil, Karen Thode ’70, ’73G Scholarship 25,000 29,783 F Neville, President Howard R. Scholar­Athlete Fund 58,575 111,553 F Orchestra, University of Maine Endowment 8,732 10,018 F New Jersey Alumni Scholarship 28,769 33,431 F Orcutt, Amos E. and Lola R. F New Jersey Black Bear Scholarship 26,360 30,917 Alumni House Endowment 13,948 18,952 F New York Alumni Association Scholarship 5,852 17,116 F Orcutt, Amos E. and Lola R. F Newdick, Richard and William Theatre Scholarship 116,500 130,992 Page Farm and Home Museum Fund 9,831 11,723 P Newell, Lewis E. and Lucille D. 15,299 20,773 F Orcutt, Ralph Amos Scholarship 12,144 14,376 F Newell, Raymond F. and Celia Scholarship 200,000 214,552 F Ornamental Horticulture Endowment 25,180 29,320 F Newhall, Claudette and Gerald Scholarship 23,000 27,627 F Orono Bog Boardwalk Endowment 179,016 200,173 S Nichols, John W. Scholarship 24,639 31,758 F Osborne, Owen O. Athletic Scholarship 7,153 10,617 F Nicholson, Arthur III, Scholarship 11,786 13,298 S Osher Scholars Fund 1,000,000 1,300,923 F Nickerson, John M. University of Maine Scholarship 1,428,756 1,428,768 F Otis, Arthur B. Scholarship 269,925 304,655 F Nickerson, John Mitchell Professorship F Otis, James C. Scholarship 38,737 43,697 of Political Science 100,000 100,000 F Outstanding Electrical Engineering Technology S Nickolls, Steven K. Memorial Scholarship 15,376 31,744 Sophomore Scholarship 10,000 11,711 F Nissen, J.J. Scholarship 69,824 83,086 F Owen Family Graduate Fellowship in Wildlife Ecology 100 149 S Nolde, John J. History Fund 322,607 335,488 F Owsley, Richard and Anne Collins Center for the Arts Fund 4,000 4,695 S Nolde, John J. Memorial Prize in History 14,166 19,245 4H Oxford County 4­H Endowment 98,000 F Normandeau, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sylvio Scholarship 10,153 11,648 4H Oxford County Pledge Account 67,819 F Norris, Katherine Fund 21,845 27,432 4H Oxford County Scholarship 24,735 P Norris, Thomas C. Scholarship 10,000 20,334 4H Oxton Trust Endowment 155,673 P Northeast Division of PIMA Scholarship 10,283 65,794 4H Oxton Trust Scholarship 24,735 F Norton, Annie (P.) Memorial Scholarship 27,000 30,825 F PaCEsetter Endowed Scholarship Fund 88,845 103,470 F Norton, Doris Berry Travel Scholarship 36,382 45,624 F PaCEsetter Scholarship Fund II 3,452 S Norton, George A. ’43 Mechanical Engineering Fund 37,500 42,308 F Packard, Ansel Alva Memorial Fund 37,150 42,101 S Norton, George A. ’43 Scholarship 37,500 42,308 F Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Packard Fund S Noyce, Elizabeth B. Merit Scholarship 70,351 102,161 for the Needy Persons of Searsmont, Maine 283,563 324,921 F Noyes, Richard W. and Shirley L. F Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Packard Fund College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Fund 43,247 48,470 for the United Methodist Church F Nuite, Bradley AGR Scholarship 135 180 of Searsmont, Maine 567,126 649,870 S Nutter, William and Beatrice Fund 11,800 66,357 F Packard, Ira J. and Marietta Welch Packard F Nutting, Albert D. and Leone D. Forest Scholarship 1,984,941 2,271,121 Land Management Scholarship 260,390 303,952 F Packard, Kate I. and Georgia Packard Scholarship 9,321 10,921

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 39 “ I have a lot of love for this school. Every time I competed, I wanted to represent our state and our university to the best of my ability.”

Kelton Cullenberg ’14, America East Man of the Year

A Resource for Student Athletes

Kelton Cullenberg ’14 is among the thousands of UMaine students who laud the benefits of a $5 million gift made by New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. to name the university’s student recreation center and field house. The impact of this gift was recognized in a more formal fashion in June 2014 when New Balance received a prestigious Stillwater Presidential Award.

Cullenberg himself is no stranger to awards. He was named the inaugural America East Man of the Year in 2014. Prior to receiving this honor, he had captained three UMaine teams and was selected to all-conference teams in cross country and indoor and outdoor track and field.

Kelton Cullenberg “I am very proud to have attended the University of Maine,” says Cullenberg. “I have a lot of love for this school. Every time I competed, I wanted to represent our state and our university to the best of my ability. I see this award as a token of all the sacrifices that have been made over the last four years, including those from my coaches, professors, friends and family who have all helped me greatly the entire way.”

Field House construction 1924

40 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Packard, Mansfield M. Scholarship 8,224 9,628 F Perley, Reverend Samuel S., Dr. Donald Coats Gates F Page Farm and Home Museum Fund II 786,649 888,377 and Thomas Henry Matthew Gates Memorial Fund 138,000 143,862 F Page, Henry and Phyllis Page P Perry Family Scholarship 67,347 138,483 Page Farm and Home Museum Fund 636,128 718,705 F Petersohn, The Fritz Memorial Surveying (SVT) F Page, James H. Fund 500 646 Scholarship 7,935 9,105 F Page­Thompson Scholarship 12,581 13,924 S Pettipas, J. William Memorial Scholarship 25,000 58,882 P Paine, Arnold Endowment Fund 4,206 8,252 S Pfeiffer, Charles Leslie Memorial Scholarship 59,091 126,058 S Paine, Gilbert Crosby Scholarship 16,080 74,637 F Phi Eta Kappa Endowment Trust 8,591 25,955 F Paiste, Dillwyn and Catharine Scholarship 25,272 29,432 F Phi Kappa Sigma Scholarship 184,091 217,447 P Palm, William H. Scholarship 15,400 31,314 F Philbrook, Lawrence E. Family Scholarship 17,688 20,115 F Palmer, Allen J. Mechanical Engineering Scholarship 10,798 12,549 P Phillips, Kenneth H. Scholarship 31,360 47,828 S Palmer, Edward E. Scholarship 24,556 47,817 S Phinney, Franklin H. Memorial Fund 17,550 31,851 F Palmer, Gladys M. and Lloyd C. Fund 52,780 59,060 S Physics and Astronomy Alumni and Friends Association Fund 6,210 12,444 S Palmer, Perley Burnham Scholarship 1,814 9,679 S Physics and Astronomy Department Graduate Student S Palmer, William P. III Athletic Scholarship 15,126 39,095 Summer Research Fund 5,714 10,357 F Palmer, William P. III Athletic Scholarship II 13,165 18,766 F Physics Scholarship Fund in honor of F Palozzi, Diane Lee Scholarship 1,000 2,830 Kenneth Clark Jordan 25,000 29,756 P Paper Chase Scholarship 22,978 44,495 F Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. F Parker and Polemis Men’s Ice Hockey Fund 200 217 AMC Program Industrial Training Facility Fund 50,000 55,286 S Parker, William Emery Scholarship 1,452 7,910 F Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. Engineering Scholarship 119,287 134,377 F Parker, William H. III and Joan Currier Parker Fund 5,643 6,476 F Pickering, Frank E. ’53 and Clara E. Mechanical F Parkman, L. Tibbetts ’39 & Elizabeth Kruse ’40 Engineering Aerodynamics and Gas Turbine Scholarship 19,436 21,927 Laboratory Fund 75,000 82,920 F Parlin, Charles Leadership Scholarship 5,700 6,819 F Pickering, Frank E. and Clara E. Fund 14,092 21,121 F Patch, Edith Marion and Frank H. Lathrop Prize S Pickering, Marisue and John Scholarship 18,207 24,328 in Entomology 6,561 10,582 F Pierce, Harold M. Fund 3,810 12,602 F Patch, Edith Marion Center for Entomology, the Environment and Education Quasi­Endowed Fund 17,625 48,640 F Pilly, Louise Scholarship 658,248 707,225 F Patrons of the Arts Fund 53,963 85,133 F, 4H Pine Tree State 4­H Fund 531,214 1,136,073 F Patten, Arnold J. and Theresa W. Scholarship 637,486 758,796 F Pinkham, Thomas S. and Virginia S. Athletic Scholarship 30,850 55,107 S Patten, William N. Scholarship 23,477 105,562 F Piper, Donald A., Sr. and Lorenza Butman Piper S Patten, William. N. Civil Engineering Fund 211,421 732,049 LSA Scholarship Prize 5,540 9,288 S Payson, Charles H. Scholarship 57,115 318,130 F Piper, Edward H. Church of Universal Fellowship Fund 16,371 19,085 S Payson, Margaret Scholarship 25,000 66,305 S Platz, Ellen W. Scholarship 35,000 95,378 F Payson, Phillips M. Scholarship 10,000 22,373 F Plisga and Day SVT Scholarship 4,250 4,697 F Peace Studies Program Quasi­Endowment 3,135 3,909 F Ploch, Louis A. and E. Jean P Pearson, Francis E., Jr. Scholarship 10,535 67,378 Page Farm and Home Museum Fund 4,281 4,984 S Pearson, Ralph H. Fund 1,188 5,775 F Plumer, Wesley C. Fund 70,643 108,438 F Pechinski, Joseph M. Physical Education Scholarship 13,355 15,518 S Plummer, Stanley Scholarship 1,285 7,672 F Peer, Paula E. Scholarship 16,756 19,796 F Pogorzelski, Dr. Henry A. University of Maine Fund S Peirce, M. Chamberlain Fund 13,316 78,794 for Advanced Mathematics 1,300 1,685 F Pemetic High School Alumni Scholarship 35,707 40,688 S Pomeroy, Helen Coburn Scholarship 398,692 913,222 F Pendleton, Dr. Raymond and Veronica F Pooler, Anne E. Scholarship 21,385 26,118 Music Scholarship 67,241 68,271 F Portland Club of University of Maine P Pennings, Charles F. Scholarship 15,008 68,110 Alumnae Scholarship 18,677 20,335 F Penobscot Experimental Forest Fund 215,485 241,147 F Potato Association of America Endowment 153,256 188,449 F Penobscot Valley Alumni Association Scholarship 1,350 4,712 F Poulin, James E., M.D. Scholarship 18,374 30,184 F Peppard, J. William and Virginia H. Scholarship 9,219 10,577 S Poynter, Edwin F. ’50 Engineering Scholarship 28,412 36,924 S Perch, Paul ’24 and Katherine Fund 225,176 287,201 F Praderio, Jeanette and Paul ’49 Scholarship 22,000 25,801 S Performing Arts Center Endowment Fund 15,670 47,855 F Pratt, Matthew Scholarship 25,000 29,218 P Perkins, Anna F. Scholarship 13,238 29,631 S Presidential Discretionary Fund for Student Financial Aid 15,525 39,948 F Perkins, Hildegarde B. Fund 8,845 9,853 F Presnell, Donald F. Basketball Endowment 10,000 11,474 F Perkins, Raymond E. and Hildegarde B. Perkins Fund 3,648 4,063 S Preti, Frank P. Scholarship 10,991 46,770 F Perkins, Thomas Allen Medical Fund 55,494 156,179 F Prince, Elbert and Phyllis Fund 47,222 70,487

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 41 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Prisk, Nancy Fund for Native Americans F Rideout, Marguerite W. and Raymond M. Rideout, Jr. and Peace Studies 10,000 10,886 Scholarship 200,000 225,634 S Prize of the Class of 1873 6,997 14,842 P Riegel, Margaret Murchie Scholarship 11,755 72,024 F Procaccini, C. Scholarship 2,000 2,068 S Riggs, Louis W. Fund 43,884 174,707 S Procter, Milton D. Fund 7,555 18,654 F Riley, Trish ’73, ’78G Alumni Association Fund 500 519 F Profita, Josephine M. ’38 Scholarship 20,000 23,075 F Riley, Trish ’73, ’78G Out­of­State and F Puckerbrush Review Endowment Fund 155 200 International Students Fund 500 519 F Pullen, Winston E. and Mary N. S Riley, Walter E. ’32 Scholarship 345,089 1,033,398 Page Farm and Home Museum Fund 30,830 34,774 F Rines, Thomas and Pinkham Family Fund 12,846 12,182 S Quincy, Frederick G. Scholarship 5,609 18,765 F Rines, Thomas and Pinkham Family Scholarship 23,789 25,857 F Radgowski, Carol A. Memorial Scholarship 36,080 40,630 F Riviere, Lee Cheetham Memorial Scholarship 17,845 26,474 F Radke, Frederick H. Memorial Award 6,385 10,747 F Robbins, Dr. Carol Gelo Barr University of Maine F Radke, Frederick Undergraduate Research Fund 50,100 54,041 Hutchinson Center Scholarship 26,250 27,491 S Radke, Prof. Frederick H. Award 23,316 32,187 F Robbins, Lawrence and Louise Forestry or Forest Management Technology Scholarship 15,000 25,798 S Radner, Dr. Erica ’80 Memorial Scholarship 7,232 19,020 F Robbins, Louise Hill ’33 Memorial Scholarship 10,000 14,503 P Radney Family Endowment Fund 1,550 1,550 S Robbins, Louise Hill ’33 Memorial Scholarship 1,815 6,583 S Raffy, Henri Memorial Fund 9,407 37,177 F Robbins, Winston C. ’32 Environmental Engineering P Ragon, Burnam R., Jr. Scholarship 12,080 20,642 Scholarship 10,885 13,554 F Rake, Beatrice M. Scholarship 42,429 47,234 F Roberts, Christine M. Fund 14,570 17,348 F Ramig, Joan Look Scholarship 4,390 5,037 F Roberts, Dorothy Baker Scholarship 101,084 112,550 S Randall, Arthur G. Memorial Scholarship 303,577 392,794 S Roberts, Fred C. and Edna L. Scholarship 15,548 38,517 F Ranger, Hubert O. and Patricia B. F Robie, Frederick, Jr. and Thelma Crossland Robie Chemistry Department Fund 3,395 4,015 Scholarship 59,194 66,728 S RCA Harold H. Beverage Scholarship 5,250 17,669 S Robinson, Lawrence L. College of Forest Resources F Reading Recovery Endowment 1,935 3,215 Student Aid Fund 10,000 34,194 P Recor, Kip Scholarship 11,313 65,100 F Rochester Alumni Chapter Fund 1,325 1,519 P Recor, Virginia Scholarship 11,000 30,692 F Rochester Alumni Chapter­Advanced Manufacturing F Reed Family Scholarship 20,000 23,827 Center Lab Endowment 148,616 167,743 F Reed, Dr. Carolyn ’72 Medical School Scholarship 533,231 594,768 S Rockefeller, Mrs. David Salary Improvement Fund 155,595 255,326 F Reed, Dr. Carolyn E. ’72 M.D. F Rockwell, W. Gordon Scholarship 75,000 86,055 Pre­Medical Honors Thesis Fellowship 57,187 65,197 F Rogerson, Ron ’66 Football Fund 4,592 5,621 F Reed, John ’89 Scholarship 33,999 115,082 P Roosevelt Paper Scholarship 15,000 55,065 F Reed, Mary Florence Scholarship 37,891 44,485 F Rosen, Lawrence and Lillian Scholarship 98,107 113,080 F Reid, Edward R. Scholarship Fund 7,762 12,104 S Rossignol, Joseph A. Memorial Scholarship 7,172 18,274 F Reid, William S. ’28 and Ruth B. Reid Scholarship 16,960 20,048 S Round Top Farms Scholarship 24,180 82,726 P Renegar, Glen T. Scholarship 10,369 67,897 P Rourke Family Scholarship 10,000 13,578 F Reynolds, Bruce D. Scholarship 25,500 29,183 P Rourke, Floyd H. Scholarship 59,448 146,955 F Reynolds, Dr. Beatrice K. Scholarship 96,000 103,811 P Rouse, John W. Scholarship 10,000 58,570 F Rezendes, Jacqueline Beau and Dennis F Rowe, Catharine L. ’38 Alumni House 2,680 3,183 Honors Arts and Citizenship Curriculum Fund 750,016 855,858 F Rowe, Catharine L. ’38 Student Aid 2,680 3,154 F Rezendes, Jacqueline Beau and Dennis F Rowe, James S. ’74 and Judith Mullen Rowe ’74 Honors College Global Service Fund 101,666 114,949 Scholarship 20,000 23,477 F Rezendes, John M. Ethics Fund 212,881 241,034 S Rowe, Thomas E. ’84 Memorial Scholarship 21,808 40,131 F Rezendes, John M. Sculpture Endowment 12,880 26,331 F Roxby, Susan Elliott Judd Memorial Scholarship 21,076 23,569 F Rezendes, Martina S. Recording Studio Endowment 26,995 40,767 F Roy, Robert J., Sr. Memorial Baseball Scholarship 1,587 2,798 F Rezendes, Martina S. Scholarship 103,605 117,159 S Rudman, Samuel and Pauline Scholarship 2,208 7,081 F Rhode Island Alumni Association Scholarship 1,530 5,180 S Rugini, Marcelo ’13 Memorial Award 19,437 25,313 F Rhode Island Society of Professional Land Surveyors F Rumpho­Kennedy, Dr. Mary Scholarship 54,824 62,168 Scholarship 7,000 7,626 S Russ, Charles R. and Diana E. F Rich, Franklin W. ’39 Scholarship 4,831 5,789 Chemistry Sophomore Scholarship 20,089 28,952 F Rich, Nathan Harold, Jr. and Jeanne Soule Rich S Ryckman, Richard M. Scholarship 5,267 6,925 Scholarship 29,275 33,879 S Salgo, Nicolas M. Professorship F, 4H Rich, Wayne S. 4­H Scholarship 17,974 21,229 in Business Administration 226,816 640,158 P Richards, John P., Jr. Scholarship 12,609 19,683 F Saliba, Samuel Memorial Scholarship 50,000 54,451 F Richards, Pat I. Scholarship Fund for Social Work 24,300 27,177 P Sanborn, James L. Scholarship 36,832 84,814

42 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

S Sanborn, Ralph D. ’39 Scholarship 438,517 669,494 F Sea­Run Atlantic Salmon Memorial Fund 2,480 2,992 F Sanders, Claire S. ’34 Scholarship 21,405 23,957 S Seavey, Harold L. Scholarship 3,052 11,497 F Sanger, David Anthropology Award 6,850 8,483 F Sebago Technics Scholarship 88,980 99,125 P Sapoznik, Ted and Mary 15,000 20,367 F Senior Alumni Scholarship 556,747 709,344 P Sappi Paper Scholarship 10,000 10,000 F Senior College of the University of Maine’s F Sargent Corporation Scholarship 321,000 426,458 Hutchinson Center Memorial Endowment 26,500 40,807 F Sargent, Herbert E. Construction Management F Senior College Quasi Endowment 5,051 10,895 and Civil Engineering Scholarship 125,000 139,337 F Senior Skull Centennial Fund 52,105 58,666 F Sargent, Herbert E. Non­Traditional Student S Senior Skulls and All Maine Women Scholarship 3,844 9,856 Scholarship 25,000 25,936 F Sennett, Lincoln A. and Alice R. Memorial Scholarship 20,566 23,153 F Sargent, Herbert E. Scholarship 131,063 146,689 F Serafin, R. Francis Scholarship 266,755 283,152 S Sargent, Herbert Student Aid Fund 1,108 3,328 F Sezak, Sam ’31 Intramural Athletic Fund 2,500 3,788 F Sargent, James G. Scholarship 55,000 63,110 F Sezak, Sam ’31 Memorial Fund 23,898 27,025 P Sargent, Viola R. Scholarship 24,269 115,925 F Sezak, Thomas L. ’59 Memorial Scholarship 12,505 23,307 F Saunders, Henry W. and Marjorie H. Fund 75,994 94,067 F Shands, Wayland A. Scholarship 30,620 34,576 F Saunders, Henry W. and Marjorie H. F Sharon, Charles and Cora Scholarship Fund 98,903 228,435 Health Education Scholarship 36,543 61,868 F Shaw Fund, The 11,070 13,180 F Saunders, Henry W. Distinguished Professorship in Forestry 136,925 252,869 F Shaw, Butch Basketball Scholarship 4,785 6,325 F Saunders, Kenneth W. and Henry W. Saunders F Shaw, Merle B. Scholarship 524,449 1,011,698 Professorship in Engineering Leadership F Sheay, Ronald J. ’55 and Rev. Virginia M. Sheay and Management 160,000 162,738 Forestry Scholarship 23,500 27,666 S Saunders, Lera B. Fund 4,514 13,470 F Sheffield, Durant and Fumiko T. Scholarship 50,000 56,637 F Savage, Tom and Sally Fund 200,000 200,000 P Sheldon, Benjamin I. Scholarship 10,069 68,470 F Savage, Tom and Sally Scholarship 20,000 22,952 F Sheppard, Edmund M. Scholarship 32,210 37,552 F Sawyer, Charles W., Jr. and Barbara C. Fund 12,600 19,027 S Shibles, Mark R. Distinguished Visiting Professorship 187,513 438,527 S Sawyer, Frank Sleeper ’10 Memorial Scholarship 193,579 445,352 F Shields, Thomas O. Scholarship 50,327 57,007 F Sawyer, Neil G. Scholarship 3,190 3,685 S Shirley, Lillian J. Memorial Scholarship 4,511 11,134 F Scamman, William F. Scholarship 72,839 149,643 F Shoemaker, David E. Endowment F Scarborough Scholarship 20,000 23,810 for the Hudson Museum 5,725 6,569 S Scheffer, Helen and Louis Engineering Scholarship 51,532 58,730 S Shoemaker, David Memorial Art History Fund 11,795 13,242 F Schenck, Garret Fund 1,788,828 2,018,097 F Shur, Jacob Fund 48,000 50,045 F Schildknecht, Ruth Stebbins and Edmund G. P Shurling, Gene/Couch Pit Univ. Endowment Fund 4,173 8,538 Art Fund 76,969 110,779 F Shyka, Andrew J. Surveying (SVT) Scholarship 20,696 23,274 F Schmidlin, John R. Football Scholarship 122,571 138,313 F Sidell Family Fund 14,440 16,523 P Schmidt, William C. and William, Jr. Scholarship 11,152 75,319 F Sidell, Bruce D. Scholarship 32,422 36,961 F Schoenberger, Maralyn M. Fund 375 381 F Sigma Phi Epsilon Graduating Senior Fund 2,450 2,891 F Schoenberger, Walter S. Scholarship 10,220 11,711 F Silver, Alex and Edith Scholarship 103,987 108,949 S Schomaker, Charles E. Graduate Forestry Scholarship 4,004 11,494 S Silver, Arthur E. Scholarship 25,666 84,112 F Schomaker, Charles E. Scholarship 775,292 879,064 P Simard, Gerald L. Scholarship 10,466 24,241 F Schomaker, Peggy K. Scholarship 775,292 879,064 F Simpson, Geddes W. Lecture Series Fund 66,281 76,955 S Schonberger, Howard B. University of Maine F Simpson, John and Betsy Fund 10,650 12,161 Peace and Social Justice Lecture Fund 45,975 67,117 S Sims, James Milton Scholarship 10,350 34,968 F School of Engineering Technology Faculty Scholarship 1,016 1,592 F Sinclair, John G. Scholarship 32,323 45,250 F School of Forest Resources Director’s Fund II 129,000 149,726 F Singh, Rajendra and Neera Engineering Scholarship 112,000 125,285 F School of Nursing Assistance Fund 7,718 9,179 S Sisson, Willard C. ’19 Scholarship 5,061 13,609 F School of Policy and International Affairs Fund 145,482 180,913 F Skillin, John A. Memorial Scholarship 10,265 11,868 F School of Policy and International Affairs F Sklar, Ben Scholarship 2,500 5,352 Endowment 282,405 324,963 F Skoufis, Helen M. and Peter J. Scholarship 77,401 87,360 F Schrumpf, Mildred “Brownie” Scholarship 7,359 13,410 F Slavin, Charlie Fund 69,330 78,488 F Schrumpf, William E. and Mildred B. Scholarship 92,01 107,352 S Sleight, Charles K. Scholarship 37,258 73,738 S Schwartz, Harold Memorial Philosophy Award 7,310 13,170 F Sleight, Earland K. and Ina M. Scholarship 25,000 27,745 F Scott Myers Memorial Fund 1,180 1,320 P Sleight, Ina and Earland Scholarship 27,500 39,264 S Scully, Helen McDonough M.ED ’58 Scholarship 39,025 77,398 F Smalley, Charles T. Fund 198,106 341,525 S Sealey, John C., Jr. ’36 Scholarship 11,834 30,428 F Smallidge, Allan L. Scholarship 34,886 37,190 F Seaman, Barbara Akeley Scholarship 6,137 6,463

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 43 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Smart, Atwood O. and June P. Scholarship 59,939 66,724 F Staples, Basil G. and Jeannette M. F Smilgys, Daniel William ’84 Memorial Scholarship 3,000 5,134 Student Work Experience Fund 17,940 28,229 F Smith, Charles B., Jr. and J. Alice F Staples, Basil G. ’35 Visiting Lecturer Fund 113,042 184,984 Alpha Gamma Rho Fund 10,000 11,699 F Staples, Lt. Col. Bruce W. ’66 USAF/ANG Scholarship 23,000 28,118 F Smith, Charles B., Jr. and J. Alice Museum Fund 20,000 22,563 S Starbird, Dwight A. ’60 Memorial Scholarship 3,180 4,582 F Smith, Duane A. ’59 Memorial Scholarship 8,100 9,294 F Stearns, Austin and Ida Scholarship 21,720 25,149 S Smith, Frank H. and Elsie O. Scholarship 66,743 217,403 F Stearns, Benedict R. and Alta L. S Smith, Geneva M. Scholarship 50,000 87,485 Agriculture Scholarship 740,397 846,391 S Smith, Leroy C. Scholarship 76,115 304,456 S Stearns, Jan G. and Roger D. Smith, Jr. Scholarship 5,000 8,429 S Smith, Margaret Chase Center for Public Policy Fund 26,675 55,153 S Steinmetz, John Ferdinand Memorial Award 3,487 9,776 S Smith, Margaret Chase Lectureship Fund 28,460 59,307 F Stephens, George, Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill Farmington Scholarship 195,058 216,577 F Smith, Margaret Chase Public Affairs Scholarship 101,907 134,824 F Stephens, George, Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill Fund 8,760 9,731 S Smith, Nelson E. Track Scholarship 7,037 8,923 F Stephens, George, Jr. and Eugenia Doris Averill S Smith, Norman Memorial Fund #1 3,000 3,829 Orono Scholarship 195,058 216,577 F Smith, Norman Memorial Fund #2 16,448 18,658 F Stephenson, Rachael E. ’33 Memorial Fund 24,145 26,863 F Smith, Owen H. ’41 and Louisa W. Scholarship 25,558 29,782 F Stetson, Betty Roberts Memorial Scholarship 5,233 5,780 S Smith, Raymond J. ’21 Scholarship 50,563 116,637 F Stetson, Norman B. Scholarship 114,165 123,854 S Smith, Reba M. Scholarship 3,063 7,115 F Stevens, Colonel Albert W. Alumni House F Smith, Roger W. and Mabelle Ashworth Scholarship 24,600 27,892 Endowment Fund 5,000 7,271 S Smith, Russell E. Scholarship 86,059 150,593 F Stevens, Daniel T. and Edith D. Fund 28,040 31,366 F Smith, Samantha Scholarship Fund 49,000 55,161 F Stevens, Greg C. ’71 Scholarship 47,537 51,166 F Smith, Samantha Statue Maintenance Fund 3,600 4,834 P Stevens, Howard Endowment Fund 700 1,585 S Smith, Sheldon ’48 Civil Engineering Scholarship 84,485 125,263 F Stewart, Alice R. Fund 265,625 300,062 F Smyth, J. Robert Scholarship 24,574 27,800 S Stewart, Dean John E. Memorial Scholarship 19,678 37,27 S Smyth, J. Robert Scholarship 17,300 44,085 F Stewart, Dean John E. Memorial Scholarship S Snow, Mary S. Memorial Fund 13,968 64,225 for Mathematics Students Fund 50,590 57,496 F Snow, William Freeman Scholarship 21,974 24,959 F Stewart, John E. 2007 Professor of Mathematics Dean of Men Scholarship 3,200 3,866 F Soares, Michael D. Scholarship 3,000 3,293 F Stewart, Professor Alice R. Canadian­American F Sociology Enhancement Fund 220,243 249,630 History Graduate Student Fellowship 200,000 227,291 P Soderberg, Elizabeth F. Scholarship 22,904 110,183 S Stewart­Merrill Scholarship 7,687 8,795 P Soderberg, Elvah L. Scholarship 20,218 112,780 F Stickney, Charles E., Jr. Fund 23,337 33,197 P Soderberg, Frederic A. Scholarship 22,596 106,334 F Stickney, Charles, Jr. Class of ’44 P Sofia, A.J. McKimm and Samuel Scholarship 17,502 23,765 School of Performing Arts Excellence Fund 11,100 12,918 F Somers, Dwight L. ’34 Fund 234,975 284,911 F Stickney, Fernald S. Fund 6,629 11,453 F Sorrie, Patricia L. Coffman and Donald H. Sorrie Fund 100,000 108,291 F Stillings, Dr. Bruce R. ’58 and Suzanne Littlefield ’60 F Soule, Hayden M. and Jeanne C. Scholarship 42,405 48,154 Scholarship 26,011 27,950 S Southard, Frank Elwyn Fund 3,047 11,667 F Stillman Memorial Scholarship Fund ­ 56,325 F Southern Maine Executive Club of the F Stinchfield, Helen Louise ’18 Memorial Scholarship 345,290 398,108 University of Maine Scholarship 21,961 24,386 F Stoddard, Richard St. Clair Scholarship 12,700 13,758 P Specialty Minerals Scholarship 12,150 16,497 S Stoddard, Stanley W. ’17 Scholarship 247,333 619,016 F SPIFFY Endowment Fund 21,302 24,069 S Stodder, Anne E. Fund 449,004 1,569,750 F Spiller, Mayor Philip D. Memorial Scholarship 17,000 19,375 S Stodder, Anne E. Scholarship 60,994 338,771 F Spirit Words Fund 3,528 6,679 P Stoess, Henry A. Scholarship 33,911 44,345 S Sprague, Adelbert W. and Irene K. Scholarship 21,122 72,446 F Stone, John and Evelyn Gilmore Scholarship 55,131 65,077 S Sprague, Marion E. Family Scholarship 11,200 14,168 F Storm, Ruth Daggett ’29 Memorial Scholarship 9,803 14,240 F Springer, Estelle Phillips Scholarship 5,763 6,599 F Stoughton, Gerald E. and Harriet N. Scholarship 124,935 141,425 F Spruce, Sarah Jane White Memorial Scholarship 373,166 426,600 F Stratton, Boyd B. and Gwendolyn Fish Stratton F Stagg, Howard J. III Scholarship 11,484 12,962 Scholarship 25,000 28,250 P Stahl, Frederick A. Scholarship 13,534 23,259 S Striar, James and Sarah Scholarship 10,269 34,167 F Standbrook, Grant Maine Hockey Forever Fund 3,000 3,031 F Strickland, Anna Fund 24,075 67,267 F Stanhope, Charles V. ’71 Honors College S Strout, Michael Francis ’74 Scholarship 3,146 4,434 Study Abroad Fellowship Endowment 26,000 31,111 F Struchtemeyer, Roland A. Scholarship 5,670 8,631 S Staples Endowed Fund for the Graduate School S Stuart, Ed Consulting Forestry Scholarship 35,000 49,289 of Biomedical Sciences 500,000 613,591 F Student Government Leadership Award 24,514 41,410

44 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Student Leader Support Fund 100 124 P Thayer, Ernest Scholarship 10,000 17,088 F Student Recreation and Fitness Center F Thode, Isobel Memorial Scholarship 26,550 29,958 Endowment Fund 200,000 231,781 F Thomas, George M., CFMA Scholarship 25,000 30,607 F Students and Standardbreds Endowment 150 180 F Thomas, Ruth Coombs ’23 Scholarship 5,000 7,907 F Sturgeon, Lloyd E. Memorial Fund 20,588 23,227 S Thompson, Bertha Joy Fund 12,776 71,582 F Sturrup Family Fund 25 25 S Thompson, Bertha Joy Scholarship 19,011 109,584 F Stymiest, Emerson A. and Lila C. Track Fund 159,577 186,363 F Thompson, Zane Albion Book Fund 93,170 104,192 F Stymiest, Emerson A. and Lila C. Track Scholarship 40,967 48,577 F Thomson, Arline K. Fogler Library 100,000 111,879 F Styrna, Ed Scholarship 13,084 21,438 F Thomson, Robert B. Honors Center 426,756 473,059 F Styrna, Edmund Coachship in Track 100,000 154,205 S Thomson, Robert B. Memorial Honors Award 142,213 178,446 F Supple, Robert V. and Evelyn Hasbrouck Scholarship 100,000 140,629 F Thorne, Bertram E. Scholarship 271,199 318,837 F Surveying Associations of New England SVT F Thursday Club Scholarship 30,173 34,467 Photogrammetry Lab Fund 50,000 60,077 F Thurston, Dianne Julya Scholarship 21,108 21,631 F Susi, Dominick F. II Scholarship 2,875 4,467 S Tibbetts, Raymond Winslow Fund 61,624 149,394 S Susi, Guy and Elizabeth Athletic Scholarship 10,565 34,191 S Tibbetts, Walter F. Scholarship 70,563 265,766 F Sustainable Agriculture Improvement Quasi­Endowment Fund 5,500 6,415 F Titcomb, Robert P. Memorial Scholarship 5,639 6,435 F Sutton, Harry E. ’09 Scholarship 43,144 48,674 F Tobey, Helen White Scholarship 2,086 4,653 F Swain, Loring R. ’32 Fund for Engineering Students 13,700 16,673 F Today and Tomorrow Student Scholarships 5,000 5,427 F Swain, Loring R. ’32 Scholarship Fund 13,700 17,778 F Todd, Frank H. Scholarship 175,207 260,699 F Sweetman, Marion Devoe Memorial Fund 6,631 13,604 F Todd, George D. ’64 Scholarship 75,000 91,653 F Sweetser, Thomas C., Jr. and Mildred B. Sweetser F Todd, J. Edward Memorial Fund 6,301 7,712 Memorial Scholarship 11,831 14,045 S Tolman, David B. Scholarship 1,766 6,587 F Sweetser, William Jordan Fund 1,200 3,702 F Totman, Clayton O. Graduate Student Fund 92,961 104,876 F Swengel, Kurt A. Memorial Scholarship 35,448 44,297 S Totman, James E. Fund 83,630 330,757 F Swift, Harold Fund 4,099 4,877 P Touchette, Joseph W. Scholarship 58,607 73,651 F Sylvester, Donald M. Scholarship 57,614 65,119 F Towle, Philip R. ’84 and Diana H. Towle ’84 F Sylvester, Harrison C. ’55 Family Scholarship 5,136 5,340 Scholarship 10,085 11,006 F Talbot, Franklin ’46 Scholarship 738,636 790,118 S Towne, Nathan Pratt Scholarship 19,350 104,860 F Talbot, Franklin Fogler Library Fund 50,000 54,655 S Townsend, John Laurence ’24 Scholarship 104,308 132,679 F Talbot, Franklin Music Fund 50,000 53,305 F Townsend, Timothy E. ’74 Geological Sciences Fund 10,000 12,214 F Talbot, Franklin Music Scholarship 43,407 48,508 F Trafford, Dr. David White Memorial Scholarship 2,919 4,634 F Talbot, Richard F. Scholarship 62,866 82,384 F Traub, Marsha Lynn All Maine Women Honor Society Fund 6,850 7,717 F Talcove, Steven and Dorothy Student Success Fund 1,000 1,034 F TRC Electrical Engineering Technology Scholarship 100,000 116,816 S Talented Scholars Fund 1,016 3,791 S Treat, George W. Fund 41,001 105,140 F Tallman­Geery Loan Fund 72,465 119,631 F Treat, William W. Scholarship 101,434 114,892 4H Tanglewood Financial Aid Endowment 12,136 F Trefethen, Professor Joseph M. Memorial Scholarship 53,687 59,900 4H Tanglewood School Endowment 119,363 P Trelfa, Fred R. Scholarship 25,567 129,885 P Tappi Student Endowment Fund Scholarship 10,000 11,951 P Trelfa, Heidi Ruckstuhl Scholarship 10,300 28,158 P TAPPI/Maine­New Hampshire Scholarship 22,756 102,553 P Trelfa, Richard T. Scholarship 11,025 30,856 F Tarr, Omar F. and Lenora L. Memorial Scholarship 476,488 556,195 F Turner, Albert M. Prize 2,000 4,282 F Taylor, Frank M. Civil Engineering Fund 500,000 571,591 F Turner, Charles R. Memorial Fund 4,536 5,170 F Taylor, Frank M. Distinguished Professorship in Civil Engineering 500,000 580,518 S Turner, Henry P. Scholarship 8,395 31,765 S Taylor, Oscar E. and Dorcas P. Scholarship 10,000 34,160 S Turner, Oscar Scholarship 7,184 29,705 S Taylor, Paul E. Fund for Archives Acquisition 155,282 429,954 S Turner, Oscar T. Scholarship 364,689 1,242,715 F Taylor, Roger F. and Mary T. Scholarship 34,510 41,286 F Turner, Oscar Treat Scholarship 25,000 54,333 F Team Maine Endowment Fund 4,124 4,906 S Turner, Walter W. Scholarship 21,795 37,488 S Tenney, David L. and Mabel F. Scholarship 39,330 141,840 P Tutt, Richard P., Jr. Scholarship 5,608 25,949 F Terrell, C.F. Fund 412,163 433,014 F U. S. Army Air Corp 92nd Bomb Group Scholarship 40,700 46,139 F Terrell, Van L. Fund 1,250 1,952 F UMaine Engineering Scholarship 2,000 2,075 P Texo/Louis Lerner Scholarship 10,000 51,645 F UMaine IEEE Student Branch Quasi­Endowed Scholarship 8,114 11,400 F Thaxter, Esther Scholarship 132,282 148,762 P Union Camp Corporation Scholarship 10,016 69,436 S Thayer Endowed Chair in Innovation 2,000,000 2,395,238 S Thayer National Poetry Foundation Operating Fund 200,000 239,526

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 45 F University of Maine Foundation S University of Maine System (Orono campus) P University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation 4H Maine 4­H Foundation

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F University of Maine Alumni Chapter of F Wadlin, Professor George Memorial Scholarship 20,000 22,952 Southern Maine, Inc. Supplemental Scholarship 32,870 36,690 P Wadsworth, Harry F. Scholarship 10,888 66,284 F University of Maine Alumni Chapter of Southern S Wadsworth, Richard C. Memorial Prize 7,775 16,684 Maine, Inc., William D. “Bill” Currie First Year Scholarship 100,834 119,376 F Wakefield, Jim and Karen Fund 40,250 60,333 S University of Maine Athletic Grant­In­Aid and F Walbridge, William Wesley Scholarship 9,664 22,121 Scholarship Fund 6,192 20,271 S Wales, Sgt. Walter McClymonds Scholarship 30,267 162,305 S University of Maine Employees Endowment Pool 826 2,879 S Walker, Donald S. Scholarship 18,350 81,493 F University of Maine Foundation Discretionary Fund 250 768 P Wallach, Ira D. Scholarship 10,751 64,468 F University of Maine Foundation Reserve Fund 303,061 397,851 P Wallach, James and Kenneth Scholarship 95,927 370,842 F University of Maine Foundation Scholarship Fund 48,012 51,662 P Wallach, James G. Scholarship 53,200 83,717 S University of Maine General Scholarship 669,277 1,011,810 F Walsh, John Randall and Agnes Annie Walsh F University of Maine Golf Club Quasi­Endowment 7,654 10,166 Scholarship 20,000 24,215 F University of Maine Humanities Center Endowment 361,711 382,793 F Walsh, Shawn Memorial Endowment 14,519 16,593 F University of Maine International Programming Fund 200 207 F Walton, Celia C. Fund 25,880 38,873 F University of Maine Museum of Art Acquisition P Ward, Eugene J. Scholarship 10,000 57,287 and Conservation Fund 4,000 4,826 F Ward, Gerald M. Scholarship 52,220 59,087 S University of Maine Operations Endowment Fund 4,810 6,867 F Waring, Dot and Don Class of 1950 Flag Plaza Fund 13,009 16,343 F University of Maine Retirees Scholarship 1,030 1,118 F Warmke, Germaine LeClerc ’42 Scholarship 24,660 29,347 S University of Maine Student Work Experience Fund 27,500 54,915 F Warren, Jean Scholarship 41,000 46,216 S University Store Company Scholarship 18,613 100,420 F Warren, Richard K. and Susan A. Warren P Uong, D. Diek Scholarship 15,212 85,663 Journalism Scholarship 22,050 24,782 F Upward Bound Endowment, Friends of 265 391 F Waterman, Georgia Rich Alumni House Fund 3,000 3,920 F Upward Bound Quasi­Endowment, Friends of 4,720 7,421 F Waterman, John J. Fund 13,593 25,736 F Urann, Chestina Blaisdell Fund 10,000 33,872 F Waterman, John J. Scholarship 10,000 11,473 S Urann, Marcus L. Scholarship 426,476 818,791 F Wathen, Jack ’52 Memorial Scholarship 7,230 13,035 S Valentine, Mary Maxfield Memorial Scholarship 596 2,958 F Watson, Harry D. Scholarship 17,283 20,526 S Valitchka, Becky Memorial Scholarship 30,178 59,400 F Webb, Eleanor M. Fund 12,305 13,900 F Valley, Thomas Fund 33,657 54,688 F Webb, Freeman G. ’33 and Mary C. Track Scholarship 202,255 236,023 F Vamvakias Family Scholarship 6,804 7,895 S Webber Energy Fuels Scholarship 56,142 67,196 P Vamvakias, James G. Scholarship 10,000 26,374 F Webber, Alburney E., Jr. Scholarship 4,000 6,101 F Veague, Arnold L. and Eleanor M. Scholarship 21,776 24,921 F Webber, G. Peirce and Florence Pitts Forestry Fund 234,634 313,400 S Veazie Salmon Club Undergraduate Fisheries Scholarship 16,453 20,524 F Webber, G. Peirce and Florence Pitts Forestry Scholarship 210,418 247,510 F Vetelino, Dr. John Fund for Excellence in Solid State and Semiconductors 18,719 22,338 F Webber, G. Peirce Maine Business School Fund 23,853 26,911 F Veverka, David M. Memorial Fund 10,545 11,898 F Webber, John M. Fogler Digital Library Fund 25,000 26,926 F Vickery, James B., III Scholarship 317,482 358,246 F Webber, John M. School of Business Scholarship 100,000 113,353 F Victor, Joan Vachon ’52 and Milton Victor ’51 F Webster, Edwin P. Scholarship 6,094 6,922 Scholarship 26,000 29,709 S Webster, Karl Scholarship 3,622 6,929 F Viles Family Scholarship 88,711 140,951 F Weed, Addie M. Scholarship 5,802 9,719 F Viles, Frederick M. ’43 Scholarship 53,600 60,659 F Weeks, Thomas N. Fund 3,388 9,213 F Violette, Hugh D. ’05 Scholarship 25,280 30,514 F Weiblen, William and Eileen Scholarship in P Violette, Richard D. Scholarship 16,886 45,766 Mechanical Engineering 21,000 25,285 F Violette, Richard D., Sr. and Dorothy D. Scholarship 10,000 11,086 F Weinberg, J. Morris Student Innovation Award 10,000 8,725 F Volk Family Art Fund 37,627 44,678 F Weiner, Marli Memorial Scholarship 50,000 54,569 F Volk Family Fund 686,605 860,396 S Weinstein, Janet Spiller ’48 Distinguished Scholars Award 24,534 33,185 F Volk Family Graduate Student Water Quality Fund 37,627 44,678 S Weinstein, Janet Spiller ’48 F Volk Family Hudson Museum Fund 37,627 44,678 Distinguished Scholars Award 20,000 53,546 F Wade, Capt. Charles H. Marine Sciences Fund 100,441 113,314 S Weinstein, Janet Spiller ’48 F Wade, Ormand J. and Miriam K. Distinguished Scholars Award 10,000 32,425 Alumni House Endowment Fund 100,000 114,825 S Weisz, Dr. Hans Memorial Fund 3,902 13,622 F Wadleigh, Leith ’59 and Donna F Welch, Vinal J. Civil and Environmental Alumni Association Fund 2,000 2,000 Engineering Fund 15,000 16,883 S Wadlin, George K. II Memorial Scholarship 18,545 30,549 F Weldon, Scott and Mary­Ellen Memorial Scholarship 23,725 26,773

46 University of Maine 2014 ENDOWMENTS/HOLDINGS

Endowment Principal Market Value Endowment Principal Market Value

F Wells, Irene R. Scholarship 34,221 54,229 F Wolfhagen, James L. and Helen J. Award 13,290 16,054 S Wemyss, James C., Jr. Scholarship 2,777 9,016 F Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarship 101,844 121,296 F Wentworth, Arthur and Etta C. Memorial Scholarship 44,214 93,062 F Wood, Dr. George W. III Memorial Fund 1,300 1,339 F Wentworth, John W. Electrical Engineering F Wood, Nancy Nolde Fund 29,329 30,331 Scholarship 11,177 13,909 F Woodard and Curran Kurt Marston Scholarship 7,400 8,340 S Weppler, William H. Fund 167,939 539,545 F Woodard, Franklin E. Environmental Engineering F Westerman, Harold S. Athletic Scholarship 8,979 13,933 Laboratory Fund 144,535 163,762 F Weston, Arthur Athletic Scholarship 39,625 44,807 F Woodbrey, Edward F. ’49 Memorial Scholarship 37,224 45,563 S Weston, Benjamin T. Scholarship 10,000 34,792 F Woodbrey­McIntire Family Quasi­Endowment Fund 22,046 39,457 S Weston, Charles P. Scholarship 12,008 40,947 P Woodcock Family Scholarship 10,600 14,352 F Weston, George and Helen Scholarship 160,582 186,008 S Woodcock, Lois and Milton Scholarship 10,000 17,932 F Wheatland, Barbara Geospatial Analysis Laboratory F Woodhead, David A. Forestry Fund 213,779 242,012 Excellence Fund 100,000 122,204 F Woodhead, David A. Forestry Scholarship 213,779 236,351 S Wheelden­Bassett Fund 146,852 434,183 F Woodman, Bruce Coffin Scholarship 1,510 2,507 F White, Faith Shesong ’38 Flower Fund 10,159 11,656 S Woodman, Charles F. Fund 21,396 122,561 S White, James F. Scholarship 8,128 21,97 S Woodsum, Edmund N. Scholarship 32,248 82,713 F Whitehill­Mairhuber, Marie B. F Woodworth, T. C. ’63 Civil Engineering Scholarship 10,000 11,552 Collins Center for the Arts Fund 10,088 11,236 F Work, Gerald G. Scholarship 1,505 2,242 F Whitehill­Mairhuber, Marie B. Fund 20,175 22,473 S Worrick, Robert C. and Roberta S. Scholarship 12,234 24,936 F Whitehouse, Dorothy Jordan Fund 5,174 5,937 S Worthen, Harold Forest Management Fund 28,800 83,203 F Whitehouse, Philip A. and Martha E. Family Fund 1,500 1,680 F Wright, David H. Fund 182,671 191,978 F Whitehouse, Theodore and Dorothy Scholarship 280,329 316,401 F Wright, Ryan Dana Memorial Award 21,000 24,872 F Whitman, Dana, Jr. ’45 and Helen Herrick Whitman ’46, ’49G Scholarship 7,510 9,207 F York County Poultry Improvement Association Scholarship 3,500 7,038 F Whitney, Allison I. ’62 Electrical Engineering Fund 135,312 151,042 F York, Eric Memorial Scholarship 9,040 11,161 F Whittier, Ralph ATO Fund 5,000 22,608 F Young, Ronald E. Engineering Scholarship 24,000 27,208 F Whittier, Ralph Fund 5,000 16,922 P Zabe, Robert N. Scholarship 9,469 27,917 F Wiberg­Hannigan, Calista (Sargent) Scholarship 30,000 35,460 P Zieminski, Stephan Scholarship 10,450 14,830 F Wicks, Ulrich Library Fund 4,397 5,044 F Zimmerman, First Lieutenant James R. F Wiersma, George Memorial Scholarship 6,135 7,532 Memorial NROTC Award 25,580 28,834 S Wildlife Endowment Fund 29,522 52,897 S Zoidis, Peter G. ’38 Scholarship 11,650 16,297 S Wilkins, Austin H. Forestry Scholarship 26,010 52,530 F Zoidis, William Scholarship 9,100 10,989 P Wilkins, Ralph A. Scholarship 10,192 76,073 F Willett Family Fund 7,074 9,180 S Willey, Arthur O. Professorship in Mechanical Engineering 479,270 856,210 F Willey, Dorothy H. and Arthur O. Scholarship 10,150 23,587 S Willey, John C. ’35 Performing Arts Scholarship 25,000 57,883 P Willey, Michael S. Scholarship 10,412 15,471 S Williams, Hiram Fund 34,865 134,690 F Williams, R. Leon and Alma C. Scholarship 15,000 18,843 S Williams, Washburn E. Scholarship 137,838 215,976 F Williamson, Laurette Martineau ’61, ’62G Fund 9,555 10,958 F Willis, Susan Bodwell Civil Engineering Scholarship 20,000 23,822 F Wilson, Dorothy Clarke Library Fund 10,000 11,903 F Wilson, John F. Fund 74,732 94,384 S Wilson, Mott F. Scholarship 7,393 35,825 S Wing, Gerald E. Scholarship 1,766 7,063 S Winslow, Julia E. Scholarship 21,288 70,739 Gary Cran ’62 received the University of Maine Alumni Association’s 2013 F Wiseman, Walt W. and Sarah E. Scholarship 30,254 34,474 Pine Tree Emblem Service Award at the annual President’s Club Brunch, F Witter, J. Franklin Scholarship 14,374 28,692 held as part of Homecoming Weekend. All who give at least $1,000 a year S Witter, J. Franklin Undergraduate Research to UMaine are eligible for membership in the President’s Club. In addition Endowment 50,016 60,641 to the annual brunch, members receive a pin, news of the university and F Wolf, Kenneth P., M.D. and Fredda F., Esq. Fund 32,728 37,060 invitations to other special events.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 47 WAYS OF GIVING Charitable giving often carries significant tax benefits for donors. All gifts to UMaine and its fundraising partners are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. If you have questions regarding the tax implications of your giving, please consult your attorney or financial adviser. The type of gift that is best for you depends upon many factors, including your age, health, family and employment situation, assets and lifestyle choices. Many companies will match your gift to UMaine, maximizing the impact of your personal philanthropy.

Cash Real Estate and Peter Madigan ’81 addressed Most gifts that benefit the university Tangible Personal Property an audience of more than come in the form of cash. Many donors Make a gift that benefits UMaine and 200 generous alumni and friends when he presented choose to make their cash gift with a often carries tax advantages. The Dan Churchill ’63 and his wife, credit card, check or wire transfer. We allowable deduction for a gift of real Betty, with a 2014 Stillwater invite donors to consider our secure and estate or tangible personal property (such Presidential Award. Madigan is convenient online giving site as works of art or boats) depends upon a a member of the University of (umaine.edu/givenow). number of factors. Contact the Maine’s Board of Visitors and University of Maine Foundation for the School of Policy and International Affairs (SPIA). He Payroll Deduction more information. established the Peter Madigan UMaine employees may make a gift Congressional Internship based through payroll deduction. Simply Life Insurance on his own experience as an You may make a gift of life insurance to undergraduate student contact the Office of University working in Washington, D.C., Development for a payroll deduction the university or one of its fundraising with Maine’s Congressional form. partners by naming it as owner and delegation. irrevocable beneficiary of a policy. The Bequests gift may be a paid policy, an existing policy with cash value or a new policy. The most common future gift is a bequest, where the donor includes UMaine in a will or an estate plan. Trusts There are a variety of ways to create Appreciated Securities trusts that benefit you, your loved ones and UMaine. Choosing the “right” trust A gift of long­term appreciated securities or other planned giving vehicle depends often has at least two advantages: It can on your age, assets and many other provide an income tax deduction equal factors. to the fair market value of the securities and may reduce capital gains. It is possible to make a gift using shares of Charitable Gift Annuity mutual funds, but such gifts typically Through a simple contract, you agree to require more advanced planning as the donate cash, stocks or other assets to the transfers take longer. University of Maine Foundation. In return, you and someone else, if you choose, receive a fixed amount each year for the rest of your lives.

48 University of Maine INCREASING THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT TO UMAINE

Honoring Others You can make a gift supporting any area of the University of Maine in memory or honor of a professor, coach, student, relative or friend. Gifts are a special way to celebrate a birthday or anniversary, or the graduation of a child, grandchild or other loved one. Memorial gifts are a thoughtful way to recognize a person’s influence and accomplishments while advancing the mission of the University of Maine and helping the students we serve. When you make an honorary or memorial gift, we will (if requested) notify the honoree or next of kin, and will administer the gift as you direct.

Corporate Partnerships Companies, large and small, are choosing to partner with UMaine in ways that are mutually beneficial. Corporate partnerships can involve internships and assistance with recruitment. The naming of laboratories and other facilities brings visibility for the company, and also is an important source of funding for equipment, scholarships, student travel and other needs.

Perpetual Giving (Monthly) Many donors choose to make an automatic monthly gift to UMaine using their credit card or another type of electronic fund transfer. This is convenient for donors and can help reduce printing and mailing costs. Fogler Library

Honoring our Past, Shaping Our Future 49 “Sally and I have literally danced our way around the world, but our hearts always carry us back to Orono, where we met as students at the University of Maine. It has been our privilege to give back to our alma

mater as volunteers and donors.” Allen Fernald ’54

Still Dancing the Night Away

Renovations to a former dining hall, Stewart $1 million to the University of Maine, making them Commons, have recently yielded a new learning members of the newly established Katahdin Society. environment for UMaine students. The Wyeth Family Center for Studio Art and the Innovative “It has been our privilege to give back to our alma Media Research and Commercialization Center mater as volunteers and donors,” says Allen Fernald. (IMRC) share the new space, which is in close “We want to make sure that our university remains proximity to the university’s Foster Innovation strong for future generations, so that others will be Center. Sally ’55 and Allen ’54 Fernald were among afforded the same blessings of friendship, family, the donors who braved freezing temperatures to civic engagement and career success that we attribute attend the IMRC dedication in January. Devoted to our UMaine experience so many years ago.” volunteers, the Fernalds have given more than

Sally ’55 and Allen ’54 Fernald met at a dance during Sally’s first week at UMaine and remain among UMaine’s most committed donors and volunteers.

Alumni Reunion Dance

50 University of Maine Honoring our Past, Shaping Our Future 51 GIVING

SOCIETIES Stillwater Society The Stillwater Society was created in 2000 to celebrate donors who have given at least $25,000 Every gift honors UMaine’s past while to the University of Maine over the course of their helping to shape its future and the well­ lifetime. Donors are eligible for the society based being of thousands of Maine citizens. on their cumulative outright gifts and irrevocable planned gifts. Some friends and alumni are While each and every gift is vital to members of the Stillwater Society as the result of a UMaine’s mission, the donor list in this single gift; others are members as the result of report includes those individuals and faithful, long­time support. New members are inducted at a formal recognition dinner each year organizations that have made gifts of at and presented with a pin symbolic of their least $1,000 in fiscal year 2014 (July 1, respective Stillwater Society level. 2013–June 30, 2014). All of these donors are members of the President’s S will appear after donor name. Club. Some are also members of other gift societies, based on their lifelong Charles F. Allen Legacy Society giving and planned gifts to UMaine. The Charles F. Allen Legacy Society, named for the University of Maine’s first president, was established in 1995 to recognize and honor alumni and friends who intend to remember the University of Maine or its affiliated organizations by making a bequest or other form of planned or deferred gift. Such gifts will benefit the university Katahdin Society in the years ahead without necessarily requiring The Katahdin Society honors alumni that the donor fund the gift at the present time. and friends who have given $1 million While the gift is deferred, the benefits of or more to benefit the University of membership in the society begin immediately. If Maine. Such exceptional generosity you let us know that you have provided at least has helped ensure UMaine’s success for $10,000 for the University of Maine or its the first 150 years, and will be even affiliated organizations in your will, trust, pooled more important in the years to come, life income fund, life insurance policy, gift annuity as costs continue to rise and the need or retirement fund, you immediately become a full for exceptional teaching, research and member of the Society. Charles F. Allen Legacy outreach escalates in an increasingly Society members receive a membership certificate complex world. recognizing their intentions and a lapel pin. Members are also honored at a special event on campus. K will appear after donor name.

L will appear after donor name.

52 University of Maine President’s Club Loyal M Society The President’s Club is UMaine’s “front door” to The Loyal M Society is a new way of recognizing special donor recognition. Members of the UMaine’s most faithful philanthropists. President’s Club give at least $1,000 a year to Membership is open to donors who have made UMaine. Gifts can be unrestricted or designated gifts to benefit UMaine over at least two for a particular need or priority; they may be used consecutive fiscal years, regardless of the gift for current operations or directed toward an amount, type or purpose. Recurring monthly gifts, endowment. President’s Club members range from set up with a credit card or electronic fund transfer recent graduates to senior alumni, represent from a checking account, are a convenient way to virtually every major, are scattered across the secure ongoing membership in the Loyal M country and share a common commitment to Society. Membership is noted with the years of improving the lives of others. President’s Club consecutive support in parentheses, e.g. (15) members receive a pin and are invited to a special denotes that a donor has made gifts to UMaine for brunch over Homecoming Weekend. 15 consecutive years, including FY14. Actual years of consecutive giving may be greater; the count extends back to when the Office of University P will appear after donor name. Development transitioned from paper records to a fundraising database. Consecutive year giving to Triple Crown of Support the University of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation and the Maine 4­H Foundation may not be This report includes the names of alumni and reflected in this donor list due to database friends who are truly shaping the future of the conversion projects. University of Maine as members of the Stillwater Society, Charles F. Allen Legacy Society and President’s Club. ( ) consecutive years of support after donor name(s)

The Triple Crown is a realistic goal for many donors who make philanthropy a priority, plan ahead and thoughtfully consider the many ways of UMAA Lifetime Members giving. There is no “ideal” way to make a gift; the timing and nature of your gifts will depend on your unique circumstances. M will appear after donor name.

We encourage you to work closely with your legal and financial advisers, as well as our fundraising professionals, to determine a path that is mutually Between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014, beneficial for you, your loved ones and the donors gave more than University of Maine. $22 million z will appear after donor name. to support the mission of the University of Maine.

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 53 July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

K = Katahdin Society Analog Devices, Inc. P S = Stillwater Society Charles R. Anastasia S L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club Lt. Richard N. Anderson P (15) M = UMAA Lifetime Members Jeanette R. Anderson P (7) z= Triple Crown of Support Joellen Anderson ’59 SL ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support Mark W. Anderson ’80G and = Deceased Lorraine Ostergren SP (12) * Robert I. Anderson ’64 and Jacqueline Towle Anderson ’64 SM Walter H. Abbott ’58, ’65G and George H. Andrews ’32 P (19) Carol Stevenson Abbott ’59* SLPM (11) z Kathryn Morris Andrews ’51 SM(31) Thomas J. Ackermann ’91 L Dr. John H. Annala ’68 P (10) Maj. Gen. Earl L. Adams '57 and Sheila Adams PM Dr. Seanna L. Annis L Dr. Heman P. Adams and Patricia Adams SP (5) Meredith Mawhinney Anson and Mark A. Adams ’85 and Ella Fitzgerald at UMaine in 1989 Philip S. Anson P (2) Katherine Penley Adams ’85 P (2) James S. Anthony and Gloria Trujillo S Pamelia Brockway Adams ’60 and Dr. David L. Adams S (7) Applicators Sales & Services, Inc. P (2) A generous gift from Richard R. ’59 Douglas W. Addison L Pauline Turcotte Applin ’64, ’68G and John R. Applin ’65, ’70G SLM(2) and Anne A. Collins ’61 named the Constance Ahara S ARAMARK Corporation P Shawn M. Albert ’99 and Martha Marie Gray ’99 P Collins Center for the Arts. The Allan S. Arch ’65 and Susan K. Arch SP(2) Bruce W. Albiston ’72 and Annemarie H. Albiston P Armstrong World Industries P center, home of the Bangor Janet M. Alexander ’88G and Symphony Orchestra and Hudson Dr. John A. Alexander SP(2) Ronald G. Aseltine ’77 and Deborah Scott Aseltine ’80 SL Harold Alfond Foundation P (5) Museum, has served thousands of Edward Ashworth, Ph.D. and The William and Joan Alfond Foundation P (10) Sharon Ashworth, Ph.D. P (5) patrons since 1986. Private Peter G. Alfond S Ray B. Auel and Jean Marie Auel ’86 support has always been essential Susan G. Alfond S Hon. L.H.D. S to the operation of the performing Theodore B. Alfond and Barbara Alfond S David M. Austin ’90 and Kelly M. Austin ’06 P (5) arts center, which has benefited William F. Alfond and Joan Loring Alfond SP(10) Ayco Corporation P (5) Stanley C. Allain ’61 and Alice S. Ayling Scholarship Foundation P (25) from many generous families, Kathleen Murray­Allain SLM Charles A. Babb ’60 and Isa K. Babb P Suzanne Bogert Allard ’56 SM including the Hutchins, for whom Richard K. Babcock ’59 and Fadelma Babcock SL Allen Insurance & Financial P the concert hall is named. Kenneth W. Bach ’63, ’65G SP(4) Dr. H. Lee Allen, Jr. ’76, ’78G and Sandra Pendleton Bacon '56 S Elizabeth Noyce and William P. Susan Lieberman Allen ’78 SP(2) E. Stanton Bagley ’68 and Terry M. Burke P Palmer III are among the center’s Dr. Douglas C. Allen ’62 and Barbara Fowles Allen ’63 P (7) Josephine Blake Bail ’42, ’44H and Donald W. Bail ’44 SL(35) other major benefactors. Hannah Allen P James W. Bailey ’63 P (21) James C. Allen ’79 and Melissa McDonough Allen ’82 P Eleanor M. Baker ’75 and Thomas W. Saturley, CAI SP(10) Linda Sutherland Allen ’75 and Robert C. Allen LP(3) Baldwin Crane & Equipment Corporation P Telford M. Allen III and Karen F. Allen S Ann Hayden Baldwin ’74, ’06G L Vance A. Aloupis, M.D. P.A. P James O. Ballinger ’66, ’69G S Pamela J. Aloupis ’82 S Arthur Balourdos and Nancy Balourdos S Dr. Vance A. Aloupis ’68 SP(3) Bancroft Contracting Corporation P (5) Michael H. Alpert ’72G S Mark A. Bancroft ’93, ’94 and Angela S. Bancroft P (2) Alpha Delta Fraternity P Bangor Nature Club P (31) Francois G. Amar, Ph.D. and Karen L. Hover, M.D. P Bangor Savings Bank P (31) Lt. Col. John L. Amato (Ret.) ’56 and Jeanne Charland Amato SP(39) Bangor Water District P (7) AMC Maine Woods, Inc. P (6) David Banks and Donna Banks P (4) America East Conference P David Banks Realty P (4) American Endowment Foundation P Dr. Steven E. Barkan and Barbara J. Tennent P (8) American Legion Auxillary P Elliott R. Barker III ’54 and Jean Cressy Barker SLP(33) American Society of Civil Engineers, z Maine Section P (2) The Barking Foundation P (2) AMVAC Chemical Corporation P Constance King Barnes ’43 SLPM(5) z

54 University of Maine Dr. Lavon Lee Bartel and David G. Struck P (2) Joline J. Blais and Jon Ippolito S John C. Bridge ’57, ’63G and Donald B. Barter ’68 and Ann Weldon Blanke ’76, ’84G and Charlene R. Bridge SKLPM(39) z Janet Beaulieu Barter ’69 P (21) Dr. Richard D. Blanke SP(17) Brent M. Bridges ’80 P (2) Richard F. Barter, Ph.D. ’58 and Sandford Blitz ’92G and Mona M. Blitz* PM (23) John J. Brier ’88 P Patricia Ann Barter SLPM(5) z Deborah L. Blount­Smith ’76 and Elinor Hansen Brockway ’50 LM Jayne Hanson Bartley ’49 SLPM(13) z Richard N. Smith ’79 SP Dr. David L. Bronson ’69 and Peter N. Bartley ’72 L Marvin W. Blumenstock ’78G and Dr. Kathleen S. Franco SP (4) Leonard S. Barton S M. Helen Blumenstock SP (2) William C. Brooks III ’64, ’65G L BASF Corporation P David W. Bochtler ’86 P Lucille A. Brouillard ’61, ’66G L Baskahegan Company P (18) Anne Donovan Bodnar SP Pauline C. Brouillard L Blanche S. Bast and Dr. Robert C. Bast, Jr. SP(14) Janet Marston Bodwell ’55 S LPMz Dr. John H. Brower ’62 and Dorothy Bjorn Bates L Russell S. Bodwell ’44, ’47G SKLP(38) z Dr. Moonyean S. Brower ’63 L PM(15) David J. Batuski, Ph.D. ’44H and Boeing Space and Intelligent Systems P Philip H. Brown II ’64, ’70G SM Shellie M. Batuski P (5) Mary Hall Bok ’61 P (3) Carleton M. Brown ’49, ’59G and Baxter State Park Authority P (9) David F. Bolger S Iris J. Brown SP (39) David S. Baxter ’74G and J.T. Bolger S Charles G. Brown S Dr. Katherine K. Carter P (3) John L. Bonello ’65 S Darryl N. Brown ’66, ’69G and Bay Center for Jaw Surgery P (3) Steven E. Bonville ’69 and Penny L. Brown SP (3) Bayer CropScience P (5) Jane Survant Bonville ’70 SLP(28) z Dr. Donald V. Brown ’43 and Wanda J. Brown L Dr. Robert C. Bayer P (2) Joseph M. Boomer ’58 and Dr. Harold H. Brown ’61, ’65G and Sally A. Brown LM(2) Robert N. Bazinet S Helen Inman Boomer ’59 P (7) Jean Bertolini Brown ’60 SLPM(36) BBC Land, LLC P (3) Louis J. Boos and Jean S. Boos SP z Elwood M. Beach ’51 and Michael T. Bordick ’88 and Dr. Mark W. Brown ’75 and Roberta Bisignano L Virginia Norton Beach ’52 SLM Monica Perry Bordick ’86 S Dr. Myles A. Brown ’56 P (2) Pamela L. Beal ’69 SL Dr. Richard A. Boss, Jr. ’74 and Ronald O. Brown, Ph.D. ’63 S (2) Mary Newhall Boss ’75 P (5) Clare F. Beames ’52 S Shelly A. Brown L Dr. Emmanuel Boss and Dr. Lee Karp­Boss P (5) Diana B. Bean S Stephanie Barry Brown ’65 and Amanda Louise Bost, LUTCF ’84, ’87G and Mike Brown SPM(2) Linda L. Bean and Donald Lambert Folkers S Stephen M. Bost L The Brook Family Foundation P Norman R. Bean S The Boston Foundation P Ryan M. Beaumont ’04, ’07G and Arthur W. Brownell ’59* and Bottom Dollar, Inc. P (12) Helen M. Brownell PM(16) Katherine Stephens Beaumont ’05, ’10G P Karen R. Boucias ’71 and Julie S. Brownie ’70 and Dale Brownie L (13) Bee Line Cable P Dr. George L. Jacobson SLPM(14) z Dennis H. Beers ’72 and Dr. Mitchell R. Bruce and Dr. Alice E. Bruce SP(2) Jean Gowdey Bourque ’48 S Barbara M. Beers ’74 S Donna Fritz Brunstad ’60 L Reginald B. Bowden ’55 L (5) Jason Beever ’92 L Dr. Robert D. Buchanan ’44 SKLPM(19) z Bowdoin College P (3) Kathleen P. Bell P Daniel C. Buck, DPM ’81 and Eugene N. Benner ’70 and Dawn S. Bowen, Ph.D. ’90G and Marsha O’Rourke P (12) Marshall E. Bowen, Ph.D. S Ellen Minster Benner ’72 S John D. Buckley ’49 SP(19) Roger W. Bowen, Ph.D. and Barbara H. Bowen SP Hope Hutchins Benton SPM(21) Arnold R. Buckman and Maxine B. Buckman S Gail McLain Berry ’61 and Leonard W. Bowles ’55, ’56G L (38) David E. Buker ’69 and Nancy Hackett Buker ’71 L Maj. Gen. Peter T. Berry (Ret.) ’61 SLM Dr. Kevin J. Boyle ’78 and Nancy Boyle LM William C. Bullock, Jr. and Edith S. Bullock S Best Western White House Inn P (4) Michael A. Boyson and Nancy L. Grant S Hildegard S. Burgess L The Betterment Fund P (2) Pamela Ward Braak and Gregory W. Braak S Mary Marble Burgess ’46 and Stephen Bicchieri P (2) Julie H. Bracken S Alan C. Burgess ’48 SLP(6) z Nancy Harris Bickterman ’57 P (2) William A. Bracken S George G. Burke ’55 P (20) Bidu Sayao Memorial Children’s Trust P (2) Jane H. Bracy and Skip Bracy P (2) Dr. A. Pat Burnes SP(17) Bigelow Investment Advisors, LLC P (2) Bradford S. Wellman Charitable Fund P John H. Burnham ’60 and Carol Burnham SP(27) Catherine Billings ’78, ’95G P (23) Dr. John A. Bradford and Marjorie Bradford S (29) H. Maxwell Burry ’57 and Shirley Burry SL Allen J. Bingham ’54 and Wilma Additon Bradford S (39) John H. Bush ’58 SL Joanne Owen Bingham ’56 LM Patricia Murphy Bragdon ’51 S Michael T. Bush ’94 S Barbara Dorsey Birmingham ’79 and Phyllis Pendleton Bragg ’47, ’49G SL(38) Dr. Alfred A. Bushway ’68 and Dr. Lesley T. Birmingham S Jane C. Brann ’97 and Harold J. Brann LPM(21) Esther McClain Bushway ’70G L (25) Martha J. Bishop S Eric L. Brennan ’68, ’73G and David L. Butler ’79 P (9) Ronald E. Bishop ’53 and Betty Bell Brennan SPM(2) Frank A. Butler ’52, ’52G and Lorna M. Bishop SLPM(39) z Susan Hayward Brennan ’75 and Ruth Bartlett Butler ’54 SPM(4) Dr. Harris J. Bixler and Ann Bixler S (7) Dr. Leonard J. Brennan ’76 P (13) M. Eleanor Butler ’53 and Black Bear Inn & Conference Center P (24) Richard A. Bresnahan and Ann W. Bresnahan P (10) Dr. Sidney R. Butler ’54 LM Lance C. Black ’04 L Erna Bamford Breton ’51 L Peter J. Buxton ’61 and Joan S. Buxton SP(33)

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 55 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased William S. Calkin, D.Sc. ’55, ’60G P (13) Marion B. Chute SL (26) Elizabeth Brown Calkins ’50, ’57G and Matthew J. Ciampa ’10, ’12G LP (5) Dr. Stanley L. Freeman, Jr. SLz Cianbro Charitable Foundation P (5) Nora L. Cameron ’77 and Eric L. Cianchette and Peggy Cianchette SK Denis W. Hanson ’77, ’80G P (12) Eugene H. Clapp III SP Polly Newton Camp ’78G SP(28) Alton H. Clark ’61 and George N. Campbell, Jr. ’71, ’79G S Madonna Fogg Clark ’61 SP (4) Gregory A. Campbell ’64, ’66G, ’69 Ph.D and Chad P. Clark ’81 and Carol Gilbert Clark ’82 P (11) Susann W. Campbell LM Llewellyn E. Clark, Ph.D. ’54, ’56G and Barbara Jeanne Carey ’03, ’05G and Shirley H. Clark SLPMz James M. Cohen ’03, ’05G S Steven D. Clarke, Ph.D. ’70 S Dennis J. Carey ’68 and Wendy L. Carey P (3) Clayton Lake Woodland Holdings LLC P (6) Benjamin D. Carlisle and Sarah G. Carlisle SP Norma Towne Clayton ’63 and David M. Carlisle and Susan A. Carlisle S (2) John M. Clayton, Jr. SLPM(3) z Emera Astronomy Center beam signing in 2013 Carmelina Procaccini Fund P Perry R. Clough ’63 and Donald M. Carmichael and Susan R. Clough S LPM(3) z Suzanne S. Carmichael L (6) Rosemary Sherwood Clowes ’74 and Generous gifts from an anonymous Michael M. Carney ’72 and Mark A. Clowes ’77 L Jeanne Bartlett Carney ’74 S Salvatore L. Coco SP donor, Emera Inc. and other donors Christina Weston Caron ’05 and F. Chandler Coddington, Jr. ’54 and made possible the new Emera Jeremy E. Caron ’04 P (4) Jane W. Coddington SLM(39) James R. Caron ’70 and Angel Caron P (35) Astronomy Center, which now Dr. Cheryl M. Coffin P (5) Dr. Sandra L. Caron ’79, ’82G P (17) E.H. Marcelle Coffin S (26) houses the Maynard F. Jordan Thomas E. Carpenter ’68, ’71, ’73G and Dr. Millard F. Coffin III P (28) Wendy Mercer Carpenter ’71, ’77 Planetarium and Observatory. z Ronald C. Coffin ’56 and Sheila N. Coffin P (4) Jonathan Carroll P Children and families, as well as David R. Coffman S Hon. Gene Carter ’58, ’85 Hon. L.L.D. and Mary Jane Cohen SL UMaine faculty and students, will Judith Kittredge Carter ’59 SPM(3) Maurice S. Cohen ’51 and Phyllis Herman Cohen S Martha M. Carter and Michael D. Carter P benefit from this new resource Mitchell M. Cohen ’62 and Parvin Cohen L (14) Stanford E. Carver ’59 and Pauline Carver L (2) that celebrates the starry nights Hon. William S. Cohen ’75 Hon. L.L.D. and Linwood L. Carville ’53, ’54G and Janet Langhart Cohen SM of Maine. Jean Grindle Carville ’54* SPM(32) Calen B. Colby ’85, ’91G and Sarah Emily Colby P Daniel and Dina Cassidy Fund P (6) Edith Snow Cole ’53, ’50H SPM(39) Dr. Daniel E. Cassidy and Dina S. Cassidy P (6) Garret E. Cole ’72 and Marsha Ostlund Cole ’73 SL Glenn C. Castner ’75 and Sandra L. Castner P (26) Stephen W. Cole ’68, ’72 and Wendy M. Cole S CCB, Inc. P George Colletti and Maria Colletti S Central Maine Power Company, Inc. P Anne Adams Collins ’61 and Leo A. Chadbourne ’51 SL Richard R. Collins ’59* SKLPz Debora Smith Chaiken ’73 and Donald F. Collins ’49 and Paul W. Chaiken P (32) Patricia McGuigan Collins ’49 SLM(29) Colby H. Chandler ’50, ’79 Hon. Sc.D. and Dorothy Small Collins LM Jean F. Chandler SP(15) Nicholas C. Collins ’70 and Gregory P. Chanis ’86 and Pauline S. Chandler L Linda Jarvis Collins ’71 P (13) Thomas M. Chappell and Katherine C. Chappell P (2) Dr. Linwood L. Colson III ’69 S Charles Koch Foundation P Miriam A. Colwell ’39 SL(15) John R. Charles ’57 L (16) Dr. Dori A. Comer and Dr. Charles W. Comer LP(2) Mark and Judith Chase Fund P (2) Competitive Energy Services P (2) Mark C. Chase ’77 and Judith Chase P (4) Arthur A. Comstock, Jr. and Betty Comstock L (25) Robert M. Chase ’45 and Marjory S. Chase L Rick L. Conant P Gerard R. Chasse ’90 and Ronda L. Chasse P (2) John M. Condon ’74 SL Michael F. Chavaree and Patricia L. Chavaree P (2) Cheryl Ann Conley­Smyth ’68 P (4) Michael Cheney and Janice Cheney P (2) Jean White Conroy ’57, ’60G and The Chewonki Foundation P (2) Merritt W. Conroy '60 PM(2) Chi Epsilon P Consigli Construction Co., Inc. P (6) Jerald Chiarell ’94 and Julie Chiarell L Michael Conte P Daniel P. Christensen ’77 and Dr. Chris E. Cookson ’93 and Cynthia F. Christensen S Cassandra B. Cookson LM Daniel D. Churchill ’63 and Bernard Cope ’58 and Annette D. Cope SM Betty Churchill SLPM(10) z

56 University of Maine July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

Dr. Carolyn Ann Copenheaver ’96G P (13) William B. Dalton ’80 and Dr. George H. Dorion and Dorothy S. Dorion P Kimberly Frances Corbitt ’05 P (2) Barb Brown Dalton ’81 SM(31) David L. Dorr and Ellen G. Dorr S Paul Cormier P (4) Dr. Norinne Hilchey Daly ’59 SLM Dow AgroSciences P (3) Cormier's Plumbing & Heating P (8) Dr. Robert Q. Dana ’80 and Joseph D. Doyle, Jr. ’75 and Jill Doyle SP (2) Linda Philbrook Dana ’80 SP(5) Correll Family Foundation, Inc. P (5) Dennis M. Doyle ’67 and Michael H. Dann ’68 and Alston D. Correll ’66, ’66G, ’67G and Patricia B. Doyle S LP(12) z Judith Taylor Dann '68, ’89G P (21) Ada Lee Correll S KP(5) Marian S. Dressler ’99 and Richard L. Dressler L (19) John B. Darling II and Karen Darling S John W. Cosgrove ’78, ’84G and Marilyn Cosgrove P David P. Driscoll ’87 and Darling’s, Inc. P (10) Michael E. Cosgrove ’79 P Vonda Vreeland Driscoll ’89 P (8) Jana Munroe Cote ’84 and John W. Darrah ’89 and Debra O’Toole Darrah ’89 S Richard A. Dudley ’60 and Michael M. Cote ’84 PM(8) Michael L. Davee ’79, ’80 and Martha Butler Dudley ’60 PM (5) Lisa D. Davee ’92G SP (4) Stephanie G. Cotsirilos S (15) Duffy’s Electric, Inc. P Paul G. Coulombe ’75 and Richard W. Davidson, Ph.D. ’64, ’66G and Scott F. Duggan ’87 and Gale Davidson P Giselaine M. Coulombe SKP Joanne Williamson Duggan SM Clinton E. Davies ’82, ’83G and Dorothy H. Coulter* P (3) Lynda B. Duncan S Colette B. Davies P (6) Courier Publications P Richard N. Duncan ’63 and Margaret Duncan L Joyce Spencer Davis SL L. Robert Couturier, Jr. ’54 and Olive Couturier L Janet Silsby Dunham ’77G and Earl Dawley ’50 and Alene Dawley L (26) Dr. Wallace C. Dunham S (7) Dr. Douglas F. Cowan and Sophie S. Cowan P (2) Jon F. Dawson ’67, ’72G and Patricia McDonough Dunn ’73 P (17) Gary M. Cran ’62 and Estella A. Cran SLP(18) z Nancy Speirs Dawson ’74 SP (5) William J. Dunnett ’79 and Robin Dunnett P Crane Brothers, Inc. P (7) Richard B. Dawson, C.P.A. ’78 and DuPont Crop Protection P Neil F. Crane ’58 and Lois M. Crane SLP(4) z Valerie Woodsum Dawson ’80 P (13) Nancy E. Dutton ’77 S James A. Crawford ’51 and Janie Crawford SPM(2) Beth De Haas ’79 L (33) Jayne Henneberry Dyer ’75 and James F. Dyer P (30) Mark W. Crawford P (14) Dead River Company P Nancy Morse Dysart ’60 and Donald Dysart SL Anne Haddow Cressey ’84 and Douglas J. DeAngelis ’88 SM Eastern Maine Healthcare Systems P (2) Mark W. Cressey ’85 P Larry B. Deans ’78, ’94G and James D. Crocker, Jr. P (3) Sandra J. Negrini­Deans L Kenneth C. Eaton ’58 SM Joan Crockett ’44H L Vance E. Dearborn ’49, ’69G and Dr. Michael J. Eckardt and Johneen K. Eckardt SP(11) Frank T. Crohn and Helene Crohn S Evelyn Ellsworth Dearborn ’49, ’86G SPM(39) Education Fund of Midcoast AAUW P Joseph H. Cromarty ’78 and Laura W. Cromarty S Dr. Robert F. DeBoo ’62G SL Kelly C. Edwards ’80G and Ramona J. Edwards P (5) Paul B. Cronin ’57 and Dale G. Cronin SPM(30) Lester A. DeCoster ’59 and Albert D. Ehrenfried ’44 SPM(7) Mark D. Crosby ’81, ’83, ’89G and Barbara Lavoie DeCoster ’79 SLM(12) Carolyn Carson Crosby ’92 L Deighan Associates, Inc. P (7) Christopher H. Eldridge ’66 and Gertrude Marsano Eldridge ’69 P (10) Elizabeth Pierce Cross ’55 L David M. DeLorme S George H. Elliott and Gail C. Downs P (4) Mark Stuart Cross ’79 and Melanie Cross S L.William Demaso ’63 and Marie P.Demaso SP(23) Corson Ellis and Marion F. Ellis SP(7) Dr. Charles L. Crowley, Jr. ’49 SL Nancy L. Demb P Osborne N. Ellis ’51 and Virginia Young Ellis SL Henry D. Crowley and Elisabeth M. Crowley SP(15) Jacqueline L. Dempsey S EMC Holdings, LLC P (7) Michael R. Crowley ’81 SL(8) Col. Parker A. Denaco ’65, ’75G SLP(7) z Emera Maine P (9) James G. Crump, Jr. ’54 and Janice Crump SM Frederick L. Denico ’63 P (4) Hilda Santoro Emerson ’60 and Hon. Kevin M. Cuddy and Carol G. Cuddy P Robert J. Desjardins ’58 and Rita Desjardins L (13) Charles W. Emerson ’61 S Patricia A. Cummings ’89, ’44H and Nancy Cameron DeWilde ’55 SM Jacqueline A. Emerson LP(7) Douglas R. Marchio ’44H LP(21) Frederick A. Dick P Dr. Maura Hayes Emerson ’74, ’78G and Ronald J. Cummings ’87G and James B. Didriksen ’54 L Dr. Guillermo Olivos SPM(9) Elaine Cummings S (17) Karen C. DiGiovanni SP(13) Dr. Philip H. Emery, Jr. ’57 and David M. Cunningham ’54 SM(29) Sandra Bowden Dillon L (2) Sylvia MacKenzie Emery ’57 SPM(39) Albert R. Curran '71 and Albert A. DiMillo, Jr. ’76 and EMHS Foundation — Mary Crockett and Carol Fisher Curran ’72 SPM(28) Linda S. DiMillo SPM(15) Dante J. Caminati Fund P (2) William D. Currie ’52 and Ivelin Dimitrov ’03 and Ralitza Dimitrov P (3) EMHS Foundation — Webber Fund P (30) Harriet Johnson Currie ’52 SLPM(39) z John K. Dineen ’51 SP(5) Christopher W. Emmons ’76 and George N. Curtis ’61 and Katarina R. Curtis SL Joseph A. Dion ’60* and Peggy L. Dion P (2) Marybeth P. Emmons ’78 PM(11) Theodore S. Curtis, Jr. and Rose Marie Curtis ’80G P Martin J. Dittiger ’91G LM Carrie Hurd Enos ’99 and Clay Enos ’00 P John T. Cyr & Sons, Inc. P (32) Dr. Eugene J. Dixon P (6) Amelia Swain Entin ’47 P (2) Joseph H. Cyr and Suzanne V. Cyr SP(24) John T. Dobbs ’99 and Rachel E. Dobbs S Epstein & O'Donovan, LLP P Carolyn Bull Dahlgren ’56 SLM(39) Julia Brigham Dodge ’96 P Frederick A. Erb and Barbara M. Erb S Robert W. Daigle ’71 and Brenda M. Daigle ’71 S Dana B. Dolloff ’63, ’64G and Michael Eremita and Marilyn Eremita SP(33) Daniel R. Daigneault ’74 and Sarah H. Dolloff SLP(39) z Brenda M. Erickson ’67 LP(34) Carol B. Daigneault SPM(13) John P. Donovan and Elizabeth J. Donovan S Dorothy Brewer Erikson ’42 SP(2) Thomas V. Daley, Jr. S Dr. Matthew J. Donovan P (2) Gordon I. and Dorothy B. Erikson Fund P

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 57 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased Erin’s Run P Bion A. Foster ’68, ’70G and John J. Esposito ’79, ’81G and Dorain Foster ’68H SKLM Bonnie Broadbent Esposito ’80 P John Foster S R. Adm. G. Brian Estes ’63 and Roberta E. Estes L Melody Jean Foster ’79 L Richard A. Eustis ’55 SLPM(13) z Fournier Family Foundation P FairPoint Communications P (3) Bruce R. Fournier ’77, ’79 and Joanne E. Fournier P Stanley Falkow, Ph.D. ’55, ’79 Hon. Sc.D. and Meredith Anderson Fowler ’73 P (10) Lucy S. Tompkins, M.D. S Richard D. Fox '68, '70G and Farley Financial Group LLC P (3) Patricia Arbour Fox ’68 SP(2) The Family Doc P Matthew R. Francis and Jessica Meisner Francis P (3) Christopher D. Farley ’85 and Cindy K. Farley SP(5) Gary Francoeur P Farm Credit of Maine, ACA P (17) Greg Francoeur Memorial Fund P Dr. Edward J. Farmlett ’78 LM(24) Gerard E. Francoeur and Jane Libby Francoeur SP (2) Nichi S. Farnham and Col. Douglas A. Farnham P (3) Susan Sullivan Francoeur SP (2) Darling Marine Center’s R/V Ira C. Willard C. Farnham ’59 and Robert M. Frank III ’89 and Michelle C. Frank S research vessel Elanna Crowley Farnham ’81 SM (38) Kevin J. Frazier and Kathy Frazier LP (17) Dr. Norman O. Farrar ’62 PM(3) Frontier Forest LLC P (11) Dr. Gary J. Farren and Dr. Barbara J.S. Farren S (29) Jack E. Frost and Wendy I. Frost P (19) Ira C. Darling, a Chicago Perl V. Farrington, Jr. ’51 and Robert C. Fuehrer ’57, ’59G and businessman, and his wife donated Virginia A. Farrington S LP(6) z Sharon Ward Fuehrer ’60 S LPM(37) z Gretchen F. Faulkner ’81, ’84G SP(3) their beloved saltwater farm to Maria R. Fuentes '85G and Jeffrey Romano PM(8) Norman F. Fay ’40 SL(11) Boyd C. Fuller ’50 L (6) UMaine in 1965 to establish the FEDCO Seeds P (5) Fundacion Iberdrola P Darling Marine Center and create Oskar Feichtinger III and Eliane A. Feichtinger L Dr. Robert W. Funsch L the first oceanography program at Evelyn Fenderson L Elizabeth Leighton Furlong '52 and Ferland Family Foundation P Charles R. Furlong, Jr. ’54 SLPz the University of Maine. To help E. James Ferland ’64 and Eileen Kay Ferland SP(6) Mary­Hale Sutton Furman ’38 SM maintain and improve the property H. Allen Fernald, Jr. ’54, ’02 Hon. L.T.D. and Stanley D. Furrow ’56, ’62G, ’65 Ph.D. and Sally Carroll Fernald S K L P M (36) z Grete Furrow L (39) and support two chaired Law Office of Joseph L. Ferris, Esq. P GAC Chemical Corporation of New England P (4) professorships, Mr. Darling Joseph L. Ferris ’66 SLP(39) z Lee A. Gagnon ’59 and established a significant trust. Zachary D. Ferry ’06 P Susan Kauffman SLPM(3) z The Fiddlehead Fund P (2) Dr. Brian Lee Gallagher ’76 and Today the center supports a broad Linda Gallagher P (4) Fidelity Foundation P (6) spectrum of marine science John K. Gallant ’89 and Lynn Kaminski L Adam B. Fineberg and Kathleen A. Fineberg SP(10) Sheila M. Galligan and Howard J. Galligan III ’88 P programs in cooperation with the Paul I. Firlotte ’56 and Patricia A. Firlotte P John F. Gamage ’58 P (10) School of Marine Sciences. The First P (2) Peter T. Gammons, Jr. ’61 and Fisher Charitable Foundation P (7) Linda B. Gammons SLPz Ada C. Fisher ’42 SL The center provides opportunities Gannett Foundation P Jeanne Donovan Fisher S Aram G. Garabedian ’57 and Jane B. Garabedian P for thousands of individuals to Alexsandra Fisher­Coles S Joel P. Gardiner ’83 and Judith Vessot Gardiner P (5) Lee E. Fitzgerald ’59 SP explore the Gulf of Maine — from Susan E. Garfield ’69 SP(13) Ellen P. Flaherty ’71 and Michael I. Flaherty ’72 SL K–12 students and the general Richard R. Garnache ’58 and Gretchen Garnache SL David C. Flanagan S Brenda C. Garrand and David C. Pierson S public, to undergraduates, Julia Flanders and Dale C. Flanders, Ph.D. SP(2) Arnold L. Garson and Susan R. Garson SP(26) graduate students, postdoctoral Meghan Flynn P Brigitte Gautschi S Robert J. Flynn ’69 and Margaret Ames Flynn ’70 S fellows, faculty, science conference Daisy Gavilan S Mary Elizabeth Fogler ’79 P attendees, and visiting Carol R. Gay L Owen J. Folsom Sand & Gravel Company P GE Power Systems P investigators from around Bruce D. Folsom ’49 and Dr. Douglas A. Gelinas and Carol Schott Gelinas L Mary Hastings Dumas ’51 SPM(37) the world. Dennis F. Gendron ’93G and Janet M. Gendron P Owen J. Folsom and Rosemary Folsom P George Walker Milk Foundation P Charles M. Foote, Jr. ’53 and Joan Talbot Foote SM Jean Praderio George ’80 and Molly Fay Forbush ’64 PM(11) Dr. Edward E. George P (6) Forest Society of Maine P (8) Nancy L. George ’65G LM(21) Dr. Raymond C. Fort, Jr. P (5) Gary L. Geraway ’69 and Carol Rolfe Foss, Ph.D. ’04G S Jacqueline McCormack Geraway ’79, ’84G L

58 University of Maine July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

Peter F. Gerrity and Marie Gerrity SP(6) Conrad W. Griffin and Frances Daly Griffin ’91 L (9) Hartt Transportation Systems, Inc. P (3) Ruth M. Gerrity S LP(4) z David R. Griffin ’73 P (18) William A. Hartt P (3) Getchell Brothers, Inc. P (4) Dorothy M. Griffin P (14) Jane Stevens Harvey ’54 and GHM Insurance Agency P Michael H. Griffin ’70 and Harmon D. Harvey ’54 LM (29) Carol S. Gilbert L Valerie Ludwig Griffin ’70, ’79G P (6) Johna Harvey and Stephen T. Harvey ’76, ’80G PM(5) Christine M. Gilbert P Susan Haynes Griffin ’81, ’85G and Kevin B. Griffin SP Steven R. Harvey ’78 and Sandra L. Harvey S John S. Gilbert and Margaret Gilbert P (2) David G. Grimble P Philip J. Haskell ’59 and Brian E. Gill ’86 S LM Rupert H. Grover, Jr. ’65 and Suzanne Grover S Elaine Wentworth Haskell ’61 L Mary Hertzog Gilley SL Jane Gruver P The Hastings Foundation P Heidi Albert Gilmore ’81 and Dr. John V. Gilmore SL Bradley E. Guay ’84 L Donna Libby Hathaway ’70 LP (18) Herbert E. Ginn ’50 and Adah Patch Ginn S Catharine W. Guiles P (2) Peter L. Haynes ’61 and Cynthia E. Glass SL Judith Bates Haynes ’61 SP (39) Dr. Robert E. Gundersen P Marvin H. Glazier ’66 and John J. Healy ’74 and Candace J. Healy P Sheri G. Glazier ’01G SP (36) Bruce A. Gurall ’69, ’71G and Kristen Anderson Gurall ’69 S Basil S. Heanssler and Harriett B. Heanssler S Thomas F. Gledhill ’66 S Karen Damon Guter ’71, ’73G and Patricia A. Heinz and Edward Lennon P GMRI, Inc. P Thomas P. Guter ’72 L Dale Henderson S Richard H. Godfrey ’50 and Patricia Kittredge Hagan ’61 L PM(12) Harold H. Henderson ’67 and Elizabeth M. Godfrey S LPM(8) z Alice Fonseca Haines ’48 SP (39) Tamara Gemme Henderson ’79, ’80 P (2) Frederick L. Goff ’73 S (29) Judith Hoffman Hakola ’65G P (29) Katherine Jackman Henderson ’45 LP (2) James H. Goff ’63 and Kimberly A. Goff SP (16) David L. Hale ’53 SPM(4) Joseph F. Herbert ’58 and Kim P. Herbert SPM(29) Barbara W. Gokcen, M.D. and Douglas R. Hermann ’75, ’77 and Muharrem Gokcen, M.D., Ph.D. SP(4) Dorothy Moran Hall ’43 and Edward C. Hall ’48 LP(14) Linda V. Hermann SP(14) James G. Good ’71 and Jerry Ann Yoder ’71 SP(39) Douglas B. Hall ’81 and Deborah Chapman Hall SM Karen Herold P (6) Paula M. Goodwin ’78 P (6) Nancy E. Hall, Ph.D. SP(2) Douglas A. Herrick ’83 P (12) Christopher M. Gordon ’85 and Raymond J. Heuchling P Alicia B. Gordon P (29) Dr. Philip A. Hall ’53 and Joan Hall LM(11) John W. Heyer ’57 and Gail W. Heyer SM(6) Ralph D. Gordon ’62 and Jerome P. Hallee ’54 and Elizabeth Wunsch Gordon L (7) Pauline Daigle Hallee SL(6) Heymann Foundation P (19) Lt. Col. Richard O. Gordon ’36 SPM(39) Helen Strong Hamilton ’53 SPM(20) Nicholas P. Heymann ’78 and Bibiana Heymann SPM(4) Gorham Savings Bank P (7) Philip T. Hamilton ’85 and Susan M. Hamilton P (8) Baron B. Hicken ’63 LM(18) James W. Gorman, Sr. ’58 and Wayne Hamilton and Lorraine Hamilton S Maureen M. Gorman SKLPM(38) z Dr. Wayne A. Hamilton SP(13) Thomas P. Hickey ’73 and Christine Hebert Hickey '73 S Katherine Gormley P Beverly Smith Hance ’65 and James H. Hance, Jr. P Amy Spear Higgins ’84 L Barbara Sleeper Gorrill ’75 and Dr. Paul E. Hand ’52, ’55G SLM Thomas L. Gorrill ’78 SP(7) Earle E. Hannigan ’63 and Richard G. Higgins ’79* and Jean Lucille Higgins ’76 SPM(11) Goss International Americas, Inc. P Calista E. Wiberg­Hannigan ’89G SP(27) Michael Higgins and Judith S. Ryan P Doug Gott & Sons, Inc. P Paul W. Hannigan and Jane Hannigan SP(16) Barney Hildreth P Timothy H. Gott SP Douglas R. Hanscom ’67, ’68G and Richard C. Hill SL(31) Gould Family Fund P Dr. Jane Longo Hanscom ’67 SP(5) James W. Hinds and Patricia L. Hinds L Ralph A. Gould, Jr. ’45 and Hazel H. Gould SP(4) Tracy W. Harding ’84 and Aimee E. Smith ’82, ’85 SLPM(20) z Marian B. Hinkley L David B. Gould ’75 and Anne Chaplin Gould ’78 P (4) Malcolm D. Hardy ’44 SPM(39) Kem G. Hinton, FAIA and Marilyn Hinton SP(4) Roger D. Gould ’52 SLPM(25) z Peter T. Haritos and Delores J. Haritos S Diane E. Hitchings ’75 L (2) Gowan Company P (5) Ben M. Harnden ’78 P (10) J. Michael Hodgson ’79, ’82G and Raeann Wile Hodgson ’85, ’98 P (3) John P. Gower, Ed.D. ’52, ’54G and Dr. Avery Harrington and Carolyn Harrington S Marie Monastra Gower ’51G SL(16) Robert D. Harrington, DMD, MPH ’76 and Richard D. Hogan ’60 and Nancy J. Hogan ’62, '65G SLPM(3) z J. Douglas Graham, Jr. ’57 and Marguerite M. Fallon, DMD P (4) Nancy P. Graham SP(8) E. F. Harris Family Foundation P Kelly Hokkanen and Jody Hokkanen P Muriel K. Graham ’44H LP(12) Dr. Paul C. Harris and Joyce A. Harris P (17) Donald S. Holder ’80 and Evan Yionoulis PM(2) Newton Graham ’50 and Susan C. Graham SL(4) Penny Smith Harris ’63 SL Dr. George F. Holmes ’66 SPM(15) John H. Gray ’64 P Sue Harris SP John W. Holmes ’67 and Jerri Holmes SP(19) Joseph F. Gray and Carolyn Gray SP(2) Dr. John H. Hart, Jr. ’67 S David S. Holt ’62 and Carole Reynolds­Holt L (2) Mary Louise Green SL David Hart ’13 P Alma D. Homola L (6) Col. Owen L. Greenblatt ’55 and Suzanne Kay Hart ’68 SLPM(28) z Karl V. Hoose ’85, ’89G S Barbara A. Greenblatt P (2) John L. Harter ’83 L Alton M. Hopkins ’50 and Dorothy Lord Hopkins ’50 SPM(39) Dr. George W. Greenwood ’51 and Johnathan L. Harter ’83 Abbie M. Greenwood SP(6) Steven Harth ’67, ’68G and William R. Horner ’68 P (3) Susan Fowle Greenwood ’86 and Joanne Campbell SLPz Horace W. Horton ’65 and Michael S. Greenwood P (12) Barbara Waters Horton ’65 P (5)

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 59 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased Joyce A. Horton and Leonard W. Horton II ’54* P Roy F. Jeffrey ’68, ’72G P (20) Christopher J. Hovey ’66 SLPM(11) z James D. Jenkins ’66 and James R. Howard II ’06 and Anne Witham Jenkins ’67 SLM Rachel Miller Howard ’07 SP (3) Cornelia Proctor Jenness ’61 and Stephen H. Howe ’60* and Priscilla Howe SP (36) Peter Jenness P (15) Myron S. Hoyt ’65 L Helena M. Jensen ’43 L Raymond L. Huang ’45 S C. Lincoln Jewett ’44 and Truda C. Jewett P (7) John R. Huard, Sr. ’67 and Helen M. Huard PM Jewish Community Endowment Associates P Huber Resources Corporation P (2) Joseph P. Jiuliano L Janet Trombley Hughes ’89, ’92G and Christine Born Johnson ’82 and Peter R. Hughes P William C. Johnson II S LPM(24) z Dr. Joseph Hummel and Carol Hummel P (15) Edward E. Johnson ’58 SPM(17) Andi F. Hummer P (4) Emily Wilford Johnson L Dana N. Humphrey, Ph.D. ’44H and Ret’d. Adm. Gregory G. Johnson ’68, ’09 Hon. L.H.D. UMaine forestry students in 1915 Barbara E. Humphrey S LP(22) z and Joyanne Jewett Johnson ’68 S (5) Dr. Malcolm L. Hunter, Jr. ’74 and Jane Wiseman Johnson ’56, ’61G and Aram J. Calhoun ’96 Ph.D. SLP(2) z Charles F. Johnson SLPMz A 1937 forestry graduate left Susan J. Hunter, Ph.D. and Liela Banks Johnson ’87, ’98G and David H. Lambert, Ph.D. SP James G. Johnson P (2) UMaine a $12 million bequest, the Albert H. Huntoon ’64, ’66G L (39) Mary Atkinson Johnson ’55 and William D. Johnson ’56 S LPM(39) largest in the university’s history, Christopher Hutchins and Sandra M. Hutchins S z Nancy G. Watson Johnson ’67 L to establish the George L. Houston Kelli Theriault Hutchins ’85 and Charles M. Hutchins ’85 SP(5) Stella Johnson S Scholarship Fund. Announced in Harold F. Hutchinson, Jr. ’57 P (7) Thomas O. Johnson, D.D.S., P.A. P (3) 2007, the George L. Houston Dione Williams Hutchinson ’54, ’71G SLPMz Robin Johnston Huhtamaki P (2) Scholarship Fund allows the School Shaun A. Hutchinson ’87 and Dr. J. Michael Joly ’77 P (11) Tracey Cochran­Hutchinson P Barbara P. Jones S of Forest Resources to attract Leslie C. Hyde P (2) Chester W. Jones ’39 SL more of the best and brightest Carole L. Hyman ’56 SPM(3) G. David Jones S students from across the country. Iberdrola USA P (3) Rendle A. Jones ’65 and Patricia Kopfmann Jones ’65 SPM The fund, managed by the IFTA Research Foundation P (2) John N. Igo, Jr. P Yong Cha Jones SLP(13) z University of Maine Foundation, IMERYS P (5) Christopher C. Joyce ’80 and Rebecca Hutchinson Joyce ’80 P (6) makes $500,000–$600,000 Joyce Iveney Ingalls ’44 SM Richard C. Jung and Lisa T. Jung P (10) Richard B. Innes ’44 and Rachel B. Innes SL(2) available in scholarships each year. The K2 Family Foundation P (3) David E. Irish ’69 and Nancy Willey Irish ’69 P (4) Dr. H. Roy Kaplan ’68G and Mary Kaplan L Sarah Bransford Irons ’57 and Dr. Fred H. Irons P (28) S. Joel Karp P (7) J. D. Irving, Ltd. P (3) Katahdin Forest Management, LLC P (5) Henry S. Irving ’63 and Mary Ellen Irving P (12) Dr. Lawrence L. Kazmerski and James D. Irving and Lynn Irving SKP(2) Kathleen E. Kazmerski P (7) Eleanor Epstein Israel ’61 and Stanley Israel SP(16) William M. Kearns, Jr. ’57 SLP(5) z Barbara Ann Ives SLP(24) z Christopher P. Keating ’79 and David W. Ives ’79 and Pamela J. Burch ’80 S Nancy Pallatroni Keating ’80 S Rev. S. Clifton Ives ’60 and Ralph C. Keef ’55, ’59G and Allison A. Keef SP Jane Petherbridge Ives ’61 PM(17) Edward J. Keefe ’86 and J. F. White Contracting Company P Lillian S. Keefe SLPM(19) z Rev. Philip C. Jacobs III ’66 and Francis R. Keenan, Jr. ’58 and Phebe A. Jacobs L (35) Patricia Benner Keenan ’59 PM(4) Brenda W. Jacobs and Lawrence Jacobs P (2) John W. Kelley, Jr. ’55, ’56G and Charles A. Jacobs ’71, ’86G and Joyce W. Kelley PM(33) Rebecca Stanley SP(2) Alice R. Kelley ’06G and Dr. Joseph T. Kelley S Dr. Naomi Jacobs P (23) Ralph J. Kelley ’58 and Dr. George L. Jacobson (see Boucias) Earlene Beale Kelley ’58 P (14) Raymond P. Jacques ’85 and Michelle M. Jacques S Robert T. Kelley, Ph.D. and Margot Kelley SP(3) Gregory D. Jamison ’72, ’98G and Sadie E. Kendall P (3) Elizabeth McElwain Jamison ’74 SPM(24) Kennebec Valley Alumni of the Jean Family Foundation P University of Maine P (2) Raymond A. Jean ’65 and Louise C. Jean SPM(8)

60 University of Maine July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

Joyce Swearingen Kennedy ’80 and Thomas F. LaHaise III ’64, ’66G and Richard R. Lessard ’68G, ’70 Ph.D. and Steven D. Kennedy P (2) Mary Ann LaHaise SP Nancy Lessard P (4) Richard V. Kennedy ’65 and David S. Lamb ’62 L (3) Mark A. Letendre ’78 and Judy L. Letendre S L M (2) Karen Garvey Kennedy '66 P (5) Brian C. Lambert ’94 and Clyde H. Lewis and Vicki Lewis S Robert A. Kennedy, Ph.D. and Kimberly Bickford Lambert P Michael H. Lewis and May Lewis P (7) Mary E. Rumpho­Kennedy, Ph.D. SM (13) Roger P. Lambert ’61 L MG John W. Libby ’66, ’67G and Kenway Corporation P (7) William H. Lambert ’58 SPM(4) Cynthia Fuller Libby ’67, ’96G P (2) Edward N. Kenway S Darryl B. Lamson ’66 P (14) Michael A. Liberty and Gail Andrews Liberty L Kepware Technologies P (7) Michael Landry and Holly McDaniel P (11) The Libra Foundation P (7) Michael W. Kessock ’66, ’73G and Sharine Kessock S Lane Construction Corporation P (5) William G. Lindquist ’52 S L P M (4) z Key Bank National Association P (2) Ronald A. Lanza ’66 and Millie E. Lanza P (2) Laurie Baldwin Liscomb ’61 S (2) M. Kieran Kidder P Richard C. Larochelle ’67 S Dr. Charles W. Little ’65 and Mary Little L P (37) Robert P. Kiley and Patricia B. Kiley P June Dabritz Larouche S Littlefield Gallery, LLC P Margaret O. Killinger ’04 Ph.D. and Thomas P. Laskey ’53 S LPM(8) z Donald F. Littlefield ’55 L Dr. Eric A. Pandiscio P (2) Michael B. Latti ’56 and Georgia D. Latti ’57 SM Jane Diamond Littlefield ’77 and Hon. Angus S. King, Jr. and Mary J. Herman SP (4) Lavery Foundation P (6) Kelly L. Littlefield P Dennis P. King ’71, ’74G and John W. Lavery ’70G and Charlotte Lavery SP (12) Leo M. Loiselle and Emily Loiselle S P (31) Sandra Emerson King ’71, ’74G SP(34) Sandra Bartolini Lawrence ’71 and John R. Lolley, Jr. ’73 and Donald J. King ’50, ’61G L (39) Peter G. Lawrence P (2) Sarah Chabot Lolley ’73 P (5) Louis C. King ’60 and Dr. Roland M. Leach, Jr. ’54 and Sharyn Leach S (14) W.Thomas London ’66 and Lee Ann E. London P (24) Edie McVay King ’67 SLPM(33) z Roger S. Leach, Ph.D. ’52 and Joyce Elaine Longcore ’91, Ph.D. and Stephen E. King ’70, ’87 Hon. L.H.D. and Thela C. Leach SLM(19) Jerry R. Longcore P (4) Tabitha Spruce King ’71, ’87 Hon. L.H.D. SKP(2) Scott A. Leach ’83 and Susan W. Leach PM(10) Longley Scholarship Foundation P (18) Ian G. Kinoshta ’56 S Scott R. Leadbetter and Avery N. Lorenzen ’51 L Kiwanis Club of Orono­Old Town P (2) Kelly Woodcock Leadbetter SP(18) Lila Lee Lorusso S Ruth Bouchard Klein ’61 P Learning Disabilities Association P William M. Lott ’69 and Malcolm H. Knapp ’56 and Carol J. Knapp P (11) Ronald E. Leathers ’53 S Andrea Hayes Lott ’69 S P M (39) Barbara J. Kneeland S G. Robert Leavitt ’44 LP(2) Russell Lovaas ’54 and Patricia D. Lovaas S P (34) Jane Wooster Knight ’77 SM(39) Barbette Haskell LeClair ’89 and Robert A. Lowell ’50 L James M. Knott, Sr. ’06 Hon. L.H.D. and Harold L. LeClair III SP(3) Robert G. Lucas '61 and Betty Knott S Gilbert C. LeClair ’52 and Carol R. LeClair SL(20) Ann Corbett Lucas ’61 S P (2) Thomas M. Knowland, Jr. ’51 and John F. Lee and Sheila A. Lee S Anne Lucey ’80 S L P (8) z Elaine Haskell Knowland ’51 P Carroll R. Lee ’71, ’74G, ’80G and Leslie Lucey and Mitchell L. Dictor P Knowles Industrial Services Corporation P (6) Gail Gunn Lee ’84, ’87, ’88G P (4) Linwood E. Lufkin ’59 and Dr. John E. Knowles ’55 and Joseph E. LeForge ’72 and Mabel Spinney Lufkin ’59 S Ann Dingwell Knowles ’57 SLM(16) Shirley Smith LeForge ’72 P James J. Lynch, Jr. ’75 S P (15) Barbara Sullivan Knowlton ’48 L (13) Nicholas A. Legatos ’55 SP Michael D. Lynch ’88, ’89G L P M (7) Gwen E. Knowlton ’56 L Legislative Memorial Scholarship Association P (9) M Club P (21) Erwin M. Koeritz PM(11) Lehigh Agricultural and Biological Services, Inc. P (2) Babette F. Maccoby P Janet Kolkebeck P (4) Bernard L. Lehman L Machias Savings Bank P (24) James M. Kopp ’90G and Elizabeth Gaffney LP(2) Lee W. Leighton ’71 P (8) Dr. Nancy M. MacKnight S P (31) Dr. Conan H. Kornetsky ’48 SP Betsy Pullen Leitch ’55 and S.E. MacMillan Company, Inc. P George E. Kovach P William R. Leitch SKLP(2) z Stanley E. MacMillan ’65 and Patrice M. Krant ’78 S Eva Woodbrey Lekachman ’44 SL Marie Adams MacMillan S P (27) Nancy Gail Kravit ’99G P R. Michael Lenderking P (9) James M. MacNutt, D.O. S P (4) Carl M. Kruse Fund P (2) Mary Jane Shanahan Lenhardt ’77 and Barbara Pollard Macomber ’75G P (26) Carl M. Kruse ’54 LPM(32) Stephen W. Lenhardt PM(26) Madden Timberlands, Inc. P Romaine Littlefield Kupfer ’45 LPM(4) Casmira W. Leo S Scott Madden and Karen Madden P Scott R. Labby ’98 and Rebecca Myers P Gregory H. Leonard ’78 and Peter T. Madigan ’81 and Jonathan P. LaBonte ’02 LM(12) Susan Higgins Leonard ’79 P (2) Megan L. Madigan S P (5) Joseph A. Lacasse ’66 and Joann K. Leonard ’92 P Madison Paper Industries P Nancy Wyman Lacasse ’67 SL Ralph E. Leonard ’52H SPM(37) Karlene Graham Mahaney ’55, ’68G and Lafayette Hotels P Richard C. Leonard ’62, ’70G and Keith C. Mahaney ’57, ’68G S P M (22) J. Daniel Lafayette III and Carla J. Lafayette SP(29) Rosemary Rich Leonard ’62 SP(25) Kevin P. Mahaney S K Gerard R. LaFlamme, Esq. P (5) Sandra Blake Leonard ’65 SP(19) Dr. John F. Mahon and Julia M. Mahon P (12) Gerard R. LaFlamme ’76 and Kerri S. Leonard­Ellison ’81 and Maine Association of Broadcasters P Thomas B. Ellison ’84 P (3) Gina V. LaFlamme SPM(12) Maine Association of Engineers P Maine Athletic Fundraising, Inc P

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 61 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased Maine Bureau of Parks and Land P Dr. Robert E. McAfee and Doris C. McAfee S Maine Community Foundation P (5) Arthur R. McAlister ’52 and Maine Community Foundation, Inc. P (17) Muriel Bennett McAlister ’55 P (3) Maine Development Foundation P McCain Foods, Inc. P (3) Maine Drilling & Blasting, Inc. P (6) McCain Foods USA, Inc. P Maine Extension Homemakers Council P William J. McCauley III ’79 P (8) Maine Material Handling, Inc P McCloskey, Mina and Cunniff, LLC P (2) Maine Savings Federal Credit Union P (10) Jay P. McCloskey ’70 and Nancy Torresen P (5) Maine State Pomological Society P (2) Dr. Melvin T. McClure ’57 PM (4) Maine Steiners P (2) Yoriko McClure S KLPz Maine Vegetable and Small Fruit Growers Hilda Hutchins McCollum S KP(19) Association P (3) Col. Judith Call McCollum ’76 LM (8) Mainely Trusses P William J. McConnell, Jr. ’92 and Pasquale F. Maiorino ’69 and Kelley Simpson McConnell ’91 P (2) A young museum visitor contemplates Donna Maiorino P (23) Alta Kilton McDonald ’56 L Andy Warhol’s Mick Jagger Bruce A. Malmer and Teresa Malmer P (11) Cecil A. McDonald ’97 and Tiffany McDonald P Daniel C. Maloney ’85 and Nancy Cook McDonald ’68, ’85G and Lisa Knowles Maloney ’86 SP(19) Richard C. McDonald S The University of Maine Museum Dr. Ivan M. Manev and Claire L. McDonough ’01 and of Art was established in 1946 by Alexandra G. Todorova ’05G P (5) John J. McDonough SP(23) Shirley Manning P Mary McFadden and Lawrence T.P. Stifler, Ph.D. S Vincent Hartgen, a painter and Ann Groves Manson ’81 and Lt. Col. Andrew T. McGarry ’61 L founder of the Art Department. Steven G. Manson SPM(29) Clement E. McGillicuddy ’64 and In 2002, the museum moved to James M. Marascio ’95G P (6) Linda McGillicuddy SPM(32) Noel C. March ’12G and Laurie L. March P Randall K. McGivney and Suzanne E. McGivney P (4) downtown Bangor to carry out its Gerry L Marcus ’70 L (19) Neil W. McGowen ’54 and mission of making art accessible to Catherine Moses Marden ’47 P (25) Barbara L. McGowen ’54 SP(9) the people of Maine. Philanthropy Loraine P. Marden SL John W. McGrail ’70 P (6) Alice J. McInnis P (22) has always been at the center of Hon. Donald G. Marean and Linda L. Marean S Norma B. Marin P Margaret Mollison McIntosh ’50, ’52G SLM the museum; most of the works Dr. Richard E. Marquardt ’56G and Dr. Susan Richards McKay ’79G P (2) have been donated or purchased Mary E. Marquardt L Walter F. McKee ’89 L Alfred C. Marquis ’75 and Shawn McKenna ’77 and with private support. Private Julie Wyman Marquis ’76 S Debra Colby McKenna PM(5) support is also important to Barbara H. Marran and James F. Marran P Peter C. McKenney ’71, ’72G and preserving and exhibiting the Marrone Bio Innovations, Inc. P (4) Susan Foisy McKenney ’73 LP(19) Grace Libby McKinlay ’56 and Edwin H. McKinlay P collection. Robert Venn Carr, Jr. ’38, Lee A. Marshall ’79 and Lynne Marshall P Stanley N. Marshall, Jr. ’61, ’64G and Lois Danzig McKown ’58 and for example, gifted over 300 Mary E. Marshall ’90G SP(2) Robert F. McKown ’58 SLPM(38) z pieces of art representing Roy Irvine W. Marsters, Jr. ’63, ’71G and Lyn E. McLaughlin L Karen L. Marsters SLM(21) Barbara Fitzgerald McManus SPM(2) Lichtenstein and Pablo Picasso, Deborah Moore Marston ’73 and Leslie S. McManus and Bryan E. McManus SP among others. Kurt Ray Marston ’74, ’79G SLPM(11) z Elizabeth McMullan and Kaveh Haghkerdar L Dr. Mary Vesta Marston­Scott ’46 L (5) Alvin S. McNeilly ’44* PM(39) Charles J. Martin ’82 P (2) Sarah J. McPartland­Good and Constance Atherton Martin ’60 L (9) Shawn E. Good ’09G LP(13) Ralph A. Martin ’52 and Linda Martin SM Ivan P. McPike ’76 and Susan McPike S Russell G. Martin ’72 L Col. Byron H. Meader ’50, ’52G and Richard E. Martinez ’43 and Marie C. Martinez P (24) Prudence Pease Meader SP(13) Robert C. Marville and Janet Lee Marville S Michael L. Meagher and Marvia S. Meagher P (29) Massachusetts Lobstermen’s Association, Inc. P (21) Mechanical Services, Inc. P John R. Masterman ’72 and Ann Merrifield ’73, ’75G and Wayne C. Davis SP(5) Margaret Howard Masterman ’72 SM John L. Merrill III and Erica M. Merrill P (5) Stanley K. Mathieu ’65G and Howard W. Merrill ’42 SP(11) Janice R. Mathieu SLP(12) z Lincoln J. Merrill and Kimberly Merrill S Anne D. Mawhinney ’43 SP(13) Alan F. Merritt ’58 and Arthur F. Mayo III ’58 and Sheila Menchen Merritt ’66G SLP(39) z Martha F. Mayo SLPM(32) z Dr. Lee A. Meserve ’66 and Margaret M. Meserve SPM(39)

62 University of Maine July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

Jean Palmer Messex and Marvin G. Messex S Mudge Foundation P (2) North Woods ME Timberlands, LLC P (5) Joseph D. Messler, Jr. S L. Taylor Mudge SP (2) Northeast Bank P Brianne A. Metcalf ’01 and Peter E. Metcalf ’02 P (2) James D. Mullen ’72, ’75G and Employees of Northrop Grumman PAC P (2) Henry B. Metcalf ’56 PM (11) Linda Bostock Mullen S (30) Dr. Stephen A. Norton SP (3) Marion Waterman Meyer ’51 SL David Mumford and Jennifer Mumford SP (2) Norway Savings Bank P (2) Anthony P. Mezoian ’52, ’65G P (5) James H. Mundy ’65, ’70G, ’95 Ph.D. and Martin Novom and Deborah Hawkins P (3) Donna Thibodeau Mundy ’71 S L Dr. Valeda Raymond Michaud ’62 and z Richard W. Noyes ’51 S Robert T. Munson ’59 and Charles F. Michaud ’63, ’64G LP (6) Travis E. Noyes ’96 P (3) Nancy Roberts Munson ’59 S (6) Mid Coast Alumni Association P Nufarm Americas, Inc. P (2) Francis H. Murphy S Eleanor Mason Miller ’69 and Lewis H. Miller P (15) Elisabeth H. Null S (7) Geraldine Murphy P Eugene R. Miller III and Heidi Miller P Oak Hill Farm P Sharon Taylor Murphy ’64 and Joanne Banks Miller ’59 S LPM(26) z Thomas F. Murphy ’65 PM (13) Oak Point Associates P (4) John A. Miller ’52 SL(23) Valerie Bickterman Murphy ’54 S Oakhurst Dairy P (3) John B. Miller and Suzanne Gould Miller P Kenneth A. Murray ’68 and Jill A. Peck­Murray SP (2) Rick O’Connor and Coral­Jeanne C. O’Connor S Robert E. Miller ’63 and Maurice J. Murray ’69 L Dennis J. O'Donovan ’85 and Jane Tompkins Miller ’65, ’90G P (2) Anne D. O'Donovan P (10) Stanley J. Miller ’49, ’50 and Cynthia Murray­Beliveau ’70, ’73G and Severin M. Beliveau S Kathryn J. Olmstead SP(19) Hilda Livingston Miller ’51 L (5) Olver Associates, Inc. P (7) Jeffery N. Mills, Ph.D. ’82 and Dr. Katherine O. Musgrave ’74G, ’06 Hon. Sc.D. SL(26) William M. Olver ’80, ’86G and Tammy M. Mills ’04G SLPM(17) z Paul E. Nadeau ’55 and Susan B. Nadeau L Mandy J. Olver ’83, ’84G SP(7) The Mimi Foundation P (3) Molly Inman Nagle ’58 and Robert J. Nagle PM(19) Omnova Solutions Foundation P (7) Thimi R. Mina ’76 P (2) John R. Opperman P Leonard E. Minsky ’50, ’44H and Nalco Company P Anthony Oppersdorff and Renee Minsky ’44H SKLPM(39) Chance O. Nalley ’04 and Reinaldo Chaparro, Jr. P z Whitney W. Oppersdorff SP Norman Minsky ’52H LPM(31) National 4­H Council P (2) Amos E. Orcutt ’64 and Mary H. Naughton P Michael J. Mirisola ’85 P (21) Lola R. Orcutt ’69H SLPM(34) z Dr. Virginia Nees­Hatlen S (18) Frances Robinson Mitchell ’46 SLPM(4) z Orion Timberlands LLC P (4) Randall E. Neil ’79 P Patricia Healy Mitchell ’86 and Orono Health Association P (5) David C. Mitchell ’87 LP Andrew C. Neilson ’79, ’81 and Angela Neilson P Orono­Old Town Kiwanis Charities P (4) Paul J. Mitchell ’49 and Yvette C. Mitchell P (9) Jane Veazie Nelson ’63G L Timothy R. Osborne ’82, ’84 P (8) William E. Mitchell and Vicki Mitchell SP(2) Jane Minott Nesbitt ’72 and Sam Nesbitt L Bernard A. Osher and Hon. Barbro Osher S Larry Montague P Elizabeth Brockway Nevers ’56 and Otelco Telephone, LLC P (2) Winship B. Moody, Sr. ’55 S Richard H. Nevers ’56 PM(39) James C. Otis ’69 SLP(37) z Dr. Arnold R. Moody ’63 and New Balance Athletic Shoe, Inc. P (3) Peter F. Pacetti ’76 and Donna R. Moody PM(39) New England Farm and Garden Association P (3) Heidi Tinkham Pacetti ’76 P (14) Norman B. Moody SP New England Forestry Foundation P (2) Herbert M. Packard ’53 and Claire M. Packard SL Dr. Duncan T. Moore ’69, ’95 Hon. Sc.D. and New England Grows, Inc. P (20) Sandra J. Page ’60 L (7) Gunta Liders P (2) New England Regional Council on Forest Richard J. Paget P (4) Nancy Knowles Moore ’52 LM(4) Engineering P (11) Anthony F. Paine, Jr. ’96 SP Blaine D. Moores ’59, ’63G SPM(7) New Hampshire Fruit Growers P (5) Dillwyn P. Paiste IV ’62 and Lawrence A. Moores ’65 L Rev. Russell A. Newbert ’59 L Catharine B. Paiste SLM(5) Elizabeth Ames Moran ’62 and Andrew J. Moran S Richard L. Newdick ’53 SLPM(3) z Alton M. Palmer III and Susan H. Palmer S Robert A. Morin, Sr. ’61 and Judith M. Morin L Gerald S. Newhall ’70 and Gerald M. Palmer, Sr. ’61 and Claudette Lafleur Newhall ’70, ’72G SLP(12) Wayne P. Morong and Caroline W. Morong S z Evelyn M. Lutz SPM(39) Dr. William D. Nichols and Janet Nichols P Mary Sue Morrill and William F. Morrill P (7) Ronald R. Paradis ’73 L (39) Arthur Nicholson III ’67, ’68G and Susan Nicholson S Darwin A. Morrison, Jr. and Theresa Morrison S Buffy Parker and Spiros A. Polemis L (14) Arlene G. Nicholson ’77G and Eldon L. Morrison ’64 and Joan Currier Parker ’59 and Dr. Bruce L. Nicholson L Dianne Malloch Morrison SP(13) William H. Parker III ’60 SLPM(20) z Nickerson & O’Day, Inc. P (5) Julianne Morrison L Susan Strout Parker ’69 and James W. Parker ’70 S Christopher D. Nickerson ’88 P (4) Morse Foundation P (3) Gerald D. Parmenter ’69, ’71G and Susan Keene Morse ’64 and Thomas M. Niemann and Anne K. Niemann S Judith King Parmenter L Phillip H. Morse ’64 SKP(3) Jason Nissen P Patricia A. Riley Fund P Douglas M. Morton ’50 and Joyce Boardman Nohmer ’60 and Thomas K. Patrick ’62 and Joyce Wilson Morton ’50 SPM(39) Frederick J. Nohmer P (5) Linda Gillies Patrick ’62 S Abbott W. Mosher ’55 and John P. Nolan ’57 and Janet Higgins Nolan ’57 SP Robert H. Patten ’47 and Kay Fletcher Mosher ’56 SM Charlene Leonard Nordstrom ’65 P (5) Stella Borkowski Patten ’47, ’69G SL(21) Roger D. Moulton ’43 P (6) Amb. Chester E. Norris, Jr. ’51 and Dr. James C. Patterson ’84 and MSAD #17 P Ulla H. Norris LPM(15) Pauline Patterson P (13)

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 63 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased PC Construction Company P (2) Roger O. Prince and Nancy Tholen Prince SP (13) Peachey Builders, Inc. P (5) Nancy B. Prisk ’72 S LM Gary R. Peachey P (2) Carmelina Procaccini ’75, ’76G LP Albert F. Pearce ’57 and Mildred B. Pearce S (39) Jonathan T. Pulsifer ’55 and Hon. Alan C. Pease ’52 and Lois Pratt Pulsifer ’55 S PM(29) Margaret Murray Pease ’52 S LPM(10) z William D. Purington P (6) Scott J.F. Pellerin ’92 and Quality Containers of New England, Inc. P (2) Jennifer J. Staton­Pellerin ’93 S Quality Jewelers P (2) Penobscot County Conservation Association, Inc. P (9) Elwood R. Quesada Educational Foundation P (7) Penobscot Wealth Management P (2) Peter W. Quesada and Deirdre F. Quesada P (7) Andrew J. Perkins ’71, ’77 and Lynda Perkins P T.R. Quesada and Strand O. Quesada P (7) Nancy Foster Perkins ’49 SP Quimby Family Foundation P Ruth Nash Perreault ’74 and Victor J. Perreault ’75 P Roxanne Quimby SP Elizabeth D. Perry ’08 and Quirk Auto Park P (2) Dr. Adriaan R.P. Van Heiningen Michael A. Perry ’09 SLP(3) z Quirk Chevrolet Cadillac Saab P Dr. Mary J. Perry and Dr. Peter Jumars P John J. Quirk, Jr. ’77 P Carol Wescott Peters ’61 and Robert S. Quirk and Patricia L. Quirk S John J. Peters, Jr. ’64 PM Named chairs and professorships R.M. Beaumont Corp. P John G. Peters ’69, ’73G and recognize outstanding faculty Sandra Merrill Peters ’69, ’72G P (4) Margaret H. Radke SP(2) members and contribute to the Marshall E. Pettengill ’65 L Ramblers Way Farm, LLC P (2) Dr. Robert C. Petterson ’44 and Aldora Petterson SL Robert W. Ramsdell ’49 and overall prestige of a university. Marjory D. Ramsdell SL Elizabeth Phelps S The J. Larcom Ober Research Chair Anthony Randall and Paul E. Philbrick ’76 and Cynthia Philbrick S Susan G. Randall ’83, ’89 P (16) in Chemical Engineering was Robert M. Phillips ’68 and Cynthia B. Phillips P (6) Shirley W. Randall S John D. Phinney and Rosamond J. Phinney P established by a member of the Patricia Ranger SL Class of 1913 who served as a Marguerite M. Picard ’38 L Esther N. Rauch, Ph.D. and Carroll R. Pickard ’52 and Patricia Pickard S charter member of the University Charles F. Rauch, Jr., Ph.D. S (25) Clara E. Pickering SL(17) Leslie S. and Marcia C. Ray Foundation P of Maine Pulp & Paper Foundation. John W. Pickering ’89G and Leslie S. Ray, Jr. ’50 SPM(3) Dr. Marisue C. Pickering SP(31) Through a bequest, Ober David L. Ray ’83 P Pike Industries, Inc. P established the university’s first Alexander H. Raye ’39 P (19) Leon W. Pillsbury, Jr. ’55 P (3) Robert L. Read ’68 P (2) named chair or professorship, George D. Pillsbury ’68, ’70G and John M. Rebar ’44H P (6) Margaret R. Pillsbury P (16) currently held by Dr. Adriaan R. P. Red Shield Acquisition, LLC P Barbara Swann Pineau ’57 and Van Heiningen, a scholar with an John Martin Pineau ’58 L The Red Sox Foundation P international reputation in the Hon. Rochelle M. Pingree and Reed & Reed, Inc. P (5) S. Donald Sussman P (2) Thomas C. Reed and Kathleen Reed P selective and controlled extraction Guy W. Piper ’73 L ReEnergy Holdings LLC P (2) of hemicellulose from forest Nancy Schott Plaisted ’53 L Linda Martin Regius ’87 and biomass as part of UMaine’s Forest Roger M. Plourde ’76 and Richard T. Regius ’87 P Susan J. Plourde ’87 P (22) Gail Reid P (3) Bioproducts Research Institute Plum Creek Admin Corp., Inc. P Peter R. Reid ’86, ’89G and Linda S. Reid P (FBRI). Plum Creek Foundation P Dr. Beatrice K. Reynolds ’59 SL Plum Creek Timber Company, L.P. P (16) Catherine Deperry Reynolds ’72 SM(16) John A. Pond P (4) Dennis Rezendes ’57 and Anne E. Pooler ’72G, ’75 Ed.D. SL(11) J. Beau Rezendes, Ph.D. SKLPM(4) z Glen L. Porter ’74 and Jean M. Deighan P (9) Susan St. John Rheault S The Potato Association of America P (3) Dr. William W. Rice ’48 LP Power Engineers, Inc. P (2) Stuart L. Rich ’64 P (2) Dr. Brenda M. Power P (3) Donald K. Richards and Jean A. Richards P (22) Prentiss & Carlisle Management Company, Inc. Pat I. Richards ’83 LP(2) P (18) Arthur W. Richardson ’40 L Barbara A. Prescott ’65 L (4) William M. Riegel P Robert F. Preti ’46 and Elizabeth L. Preti LM Alan H. Riley ’66 S Stuart Price and Linda Mitchell Price SP(3) Glen A. Riley ’85 and Judith Riley P Kenneth G. Priest II ’67 and Susan T. Priest SP(22) Louise Auclair Riley ’96G and Peter J. Riley P (4)

64 University of Maine July 1, 2013–June 30, 2014 DONORS

Trish A. Riley ’73, ’78G SLPM(39) z Ruth Saliba S Ruth Stearns Shepardson ’45 L (38) Dale S. Rines ’76 and Elizabeth B. Rines SP(31) Amber Rochelle Sammons ’03 P Sherwood Motors, Inc. P Dr. Kerry D. Rines ’77 and Pamela J. Rines P (6) Elsa Anderson Sanborn ’64 and Ellen B. Shibles ’61 S Riverwalk Apartments LLC P (2) Lester Kenway SP (29) J. Malcolm Shick, Ph.D. and Jean M. Shick P (25) RLC Engineering, LLC P SAPPI Fine Paper North America P (10) Dr. Rudolph J. Shorette ’81 and Robbins Lumber, Inc. P Sargent Corporation P (22) Dr. Kathryn J. Trenholm ’81 SPM(3) Dr. Carol Gelo Barr Robbins ’64 and James G. Sargent ’59 SM (5) Laura Revers Shulman ’77 and Jenness L. Robbins SP Lorianne Smith Sargent ’86 and Herbert R. Sargent P Scott E. Shulman ’77 S James L. Robbins ’67 and Robert M. Sargent and Jane M. Sargent S Shyka, Sheppard & Garster Land Surveyors P (9) Ann Sohns Robbins ’71, ’03G S LP(2) z Ruth Sataloff S Mary K. Sidell L Linda Louise Roberts ’86 and Art Hassencahl P (2) Todd D. Saucier ’93, ’97G, ’44H and Ruth Boerker Siegel ’47 P Jeffrey C. Robertson ’66 and Danielle Daigle Saucier ’93, ’96G SLPM (15) z Hon. Warren M. Silver and Dr. Evelyn S. Silver S (16) Bernadine Dickison Robertson ’67 S PM(10) Henry W. Saunders III ’50 and John J. Silvia, Jr., Ph.D. ’75 PM Paul E. Robie ’81 and Dr. Karen J. Young SP (22) Marjorie Higbee Saunders ’50H SKLPM z Ellen Simmons S Thelma Crossland Robie ’49 and Thomas W. Savage ’68 and Meghan S. Simonds ’08 P Sally Boynton Savage S KPM(26) Rev. Frederick Robie, Jr. ’53 SM(39) Simorg North Forest, LLC P (2) Paul S. Savuto ’80 P (4) Gary L. Robinson ’79 P (3) John I. Simpson ’71, ’83G and Merton D. Robinson ’55 and Bonnie Prince Sawyer ’70 and Betsy Simpson S LPM(22) z W. Tom Sawyer, Jr. ’70 SM Donna Lee Robinson PM Irwin A. Singer and Susan B. Singer S Carol Bradstreet Sawyer ’92 P Stephen G. Robinson ’79, ’80 and Rajendra Singh, Ph.D. ’77G and Neera T. Singh S Vanee M. Robinson P (2) Richard W. Sawyer ’68, ’73G and SipcamAdvan P Roderick Family Charitable Fund P (2) Elizabeth Hersey Sawyer SL Skillings Insurance Agency, Inc P Elsine Stimson Roderick L Marilyn Harmon Saydah ’52, ’60G and Donald L. Skillings II P Patricia Suzanne Roderick ’83, ’85 and William M. Saydah SLPM(11) z Dr. C. Wickham Skinner P Richard M. Roderick ’85G SP(10) SCA R&D Centre P (3) David S. Sklar ’63 L Andrew F. Rodgers ’52 and Patricia A. Rodgers PM Salvatore Scarpato, Jr. ’55 and John M. Rohman ’68 and Joanne Barberio Scarpato ’58 SP(10) Helen Mahanic Skoufis* P (12) Lynda Martin Rohman ’81 SM(20) Gail Harden Schade ’61G S (5) David P. Sleeper ’58 and Anne Christiansen Sleeper ’59 S (2) Geraldine MacBurnie Roley ’45 P (39) Brian A. Schafer ’63 SP(29) Charles K. Sleight, Jr. ’76 P Eric F. Rolfson and Rebecca A.S. Rolfson SP(8) Anna Roberts Scheppach ’64 P (3) Dr. Kathryn E. Slott SP(21) Roof Systems of Maine P (26) Henry L. P. Schmelzer ’65 and Small Woodland Owners Association of Maine, Anne Roosevelt P Cynthia E. Livingston SLM Inc. P (6) Dr. A. Everett and Ruth E. Rosen Foundation P (11) Isabel Virginia Schonewald ’86, ’87G L Donald A. Small ’60, ’64G and Shelley Small L (21) Richard W. Rosen ’77 and Kimberley C. Rosen S Edward M. Schultz ’66, ’70G LP(39) Shawn S. Small ’70 and Mary E. Small S (4) Dr. Walter M. Rosen and Sandra Rosen SPM(4) Samuel Schuman and Nancy Schuman P (2) Margaret Chase Smith Foundation P (5) Joan Emery Ross ’68 P (4) Adam E. Schuster and Mary E. Schuster S Barbara Rose Smith ’67 and Bryan D. Smith ’68 S John A. Roswech ’04 P Schwab Charitable Fund P (5) Carl D. Smith and Linda E. Smith S Robert F. Rothschild S Laura Krueger Schwartz ’56 and John A. Schwartz ’56 P (6) Donald F. Smith and Nancy Smith P (10) Robert V. Rourke ’59, ’64G and Janet C. Rourke PM Sea Run Brook Trout Coalition Corp P Elisabeth A. Smith ’57 and Leslie H. Smith ’63 LM(5) Judith Mullen Rowe ’74 and James S. Rowe ’74 S (2) Sebasticook Chapter of NAVHDA P Evelyn Stevens Smith ’59, ’87G and G. Ian Rowlandson ’75 and Sandra F. Rowlandson S Sebasticook Valley Health P David E. Smith SPM(24) Robert W. Roy ’74 and Brenda Therrien Roy ’73 P Keri Sewell Seitz ’95 and Mark E. Seitz P (5) Gertraud T. Smith S Rudman Winchell Counselors at Law P (4) Senior College P (10) Larry D. Smith, Ph.D. and Linda K. Silka, Ph.D. P (16) Judith K. Rudman SM Sevee & Maher Engineers, Inc. P (4) Dr. Robert M. Smith ’57 and Elizabeth Harvey Ruff ’56 SLPM(34) z Barbara Smith SLPM(39) z John E. Sevee P Bonnie Rukin S Sylvia White Smith ’70G S Seven Islands Land Company P (27) The David and Eleanore Rukin Philanthropic Tracy Jean Smith ’89 and Victor J. Smith ’91 P (4) Howard E. Sevey P Foundation P Wayne A. Smith and Janet L. Smith S Elmina B. Sewall Foundation P Dr. Charles R. Russ S Col. F. William Smullen III ’62 P (24) Lois Cassidy Shands ’55 SM Joan Fuller Russell ’56 and Elisabeth Luce Smyth ’51 and Robert Shank P Gardiner A. Hall ’57 PM(25) Dr. Donald M. Smyth ’51 SP James M. Shattuck ’79 and Eileen Shattuck P (5) Thomas A. Russell ’73 and Garth E. Snow ’93, ’94G and Erica L. Snow S Sonia Martin Russell ’74 SLPz Elizabeth T. Shaw and Lawrance N. Shaw S Lewis E. Snow ’65 and Susan Conway Snow ’65 S Whitfield A. Russell ’66 and Ellen S. Russell P (8) Ronald J. Sheay ’55 and Hon. Olympia J. Snowe ’69, ’82 Hon. L.H.D. and Rev. Virginia M. Sheay SP(32) Dr. Douglas M. Ruthven and John R. McKernan SPM(4) Patricia E. Ruthven SP(13) Durant Sheffield and Fumiko T. Sheffield L Snowshoe Timberlands, LLC P S & S Masonry, Inc. P Eugenia Melzar Shepard ’49 and Carl E. Snyder, Jr. and Margrit Snyder P (2) George P. Sakellaris ’69 and Robert A. Shepard LM Caterina Papoulias­Sakellaris S

Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 65 K = Katahdin Society S = Stillwater Society L = Charles F. Allen Legacy Society P = President’s Club M = UMAA Lifetime Members z= Triple Crown of Support ( ) = Loyal M Consecutive Years of Support * = Deceased Michael D. Soares ’92 P (3) Paul L. Svendsen and Suzanne H. Svendsen P (26) Society of Manufacturing Engineers P Marjorie C. Swain ’32 L Frances Roderick Soderberg ’57 and Stephen W. Swan ’83 P Douglas Soderberg PM Meredith S. Sweetser ’67 L Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates P James D. Swett and Alice F. Swett S Jon F. Sorenson ’86 and William C. Swift ’84 and Michelle Swift S Karen M. Sorenson SLP(5) z Susannah M. Swihart Charitable Foundation P (4) Jeanne Cook Soule ’59, ’78G and Sylvan Timberlands, LLC P (5) Dr. Hayden M. Soule, Jr. ’60, ’68G SP (14) Janet Mayo Sylvester ’56 PM(20) Southern Gear & Machine, Inc. P (2) Torrey A. Sylvester ’59 and Jennifer F. Sylvester SLM Rodney G. Sparrow ’71 SP (3) William C. Sylvester ’69 L Margaret Spinner S Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc. P (4) St. John Timberland, LLC P (7) Haywood J.Talcove ’88, ’90G and Kristine Esposito P Denis P. St. Peter ’90 and Susan A. St. Peter P (4) A.R. & Marylouise Tandy Foundation P (7) Buchanan Alumni House Gladyce Baker Stais ’52 P Nancy McKeever Targett, Ph.D. ’80G and Margaret Libby Standley ’53 SL(3) Timothy E. Targett, Ph.D. ’72 P (5) Charles V. Stanhope ’71 SLPM(25) z Mitchell A. Tarr ’79 P (2) Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. P (2) Home to the University of Maine David A. Taylor, Ph.D. ’74 and LeeEllen Friedland P Staples Funeral Service P Alumni Association, the University Joan M. Taylor SL Bruce W. Staples ’66 S LM of Maine Foundation, and the Dr. Mariano F. Teisl ’90G and Edric P. Starbird ’56 SM Laura Ludwig Teisl ’92 P campus visitor’s center, the Michael M. Steeves ’71, ’11G and Tessenderlo Kerley, Inc. P Brenda Howitson Steeves P $7.3 million Buchanan Alumni Jeff A. Teunisen ’93, ’96 P (4) Mildred Morris Stengel ’48 P (18) House is named in honor of Barbara Coy Thaxter ’57 SLPM(16) z Dr. Steven H. Stern ’69 and Arlene Morris SP(10) Dr. Robert D. Buchanan, a retired M. Ross Thaxter ’57 SPM(12) Robert S. Sterritt ’60, ’63G and Jane Sterritt LP(9) Amanda Lander Thomas ’96 and dentist and Caribou native. Norman B. Stetson ’62 SP(11) Richard D. Thomas P Buchanan was a graduate of the Lt. Col. Lila C. Stevens ’63 PM(25) John L. Thomas ’57 and Mary H. Thomas P Daniel T. Stevens ’58 S Class of 1944 and made the David J. Thompson ’65 PM(16) Jane Maloney Stevens ’63 L Dr. Edward V. Thompson and naming gift of $1 million toward Dr. Sarah E. Stewart ’02 P (9) Dr. Deborah Thompson P (19) the new house. Today, Buchanan Anita Cooper Stickney ’44H SL Marilyn Page Thompson ’56 and Dr. Bruce R. Stillings ’58 and Arthur H. Thompson ’56 SPM(27) Alumni House benefits from a Suzanne Littlefield Stillings ’60 SPM(15) Donna Richardson Thorburn ’54, ’85G L private endowment of more than Michael F. Stillings P Mary­Helen Oak Thorne ’52 SP(10) $4 million, thanks to the support Scott D. Stimpson ’86 and Donna Keirstead Thornton ’78, ’79G SPM(3) Lori Hutchinson Stimpson ’88 P (11) Elwin W. Thurlow ’50, ’70G and of generous friends and alumni. Alan E. Stinchfield ’66 and Jacqueline Thompson Thurlow S (39) Jane Donovan Stinchfield ’66 P James J. Thurston ’88 P Charles B. Stinson and Orice L. Stinson P (7) Imogen Abbott Tillson ’67 SL John V. Stokes L Timbervest, LLC P (7) Stora Enso Oyj P TinBu, LLC P Mary Whitcomb Stover ’50 L Theodore C. Tocci ’53 and Marietta Tocci SP(9) Dr. Patricia Stowell and Dr. Peter N. Ver Lee SP(21) Richard B. Todd ’72 and William G. Stoy, Jr. ’67, ’71 and Maureen Fitzpatrick Todd ’73 SP(6) Judith Kenoyer Stoy SLP(8) z Dr. Willis J. Tompkins, Jr. ’63, ’65G and Gary H. Striar ’77 P (28) Dr. Bonnie Marshall Tompkins ’66G SP(32) Dr. Kimberly Strom­Gottfried ’80 P (5) Mary Catherine Toole ’76 and Dr. Robert A. Strong and Kristen Strong SP(22) F. Stephen Ward ’76, '98G P Carlton Strout, Jr. and Judy Bacon Strout S Dr. Eugene E. Toothaker ’57 P Beth Louise Sturtevant ’82 P Robert V. Touchette ’53, ’58G and Sandra Lord Sturtevant ’71 and Rosann Touchette SP Patrick D. Sturtevant ’72 P (3) Paul L. Tracy ’85 and Melissa J. Tracy P (20) Joan Sullivan ’62 L Michael B. Trainor and Ann D. Trainor LM Paul E. Sullivan ’66 and Barbara B. Sullivan SP Marsha Lynn Traub ’75 LP(6) Lucius Y. Sung ’73 P (2) The Charles Irwin Travelli Fund P (29) Dr. C. Douglas Sutton ’57 and Vivian Baker Treat ’40H S (5) Eleanor Sutherland Sutton PM(5) Frances Smart Trefts ’52 LM

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Wendall L. Tremblay ’66 and Agnes A. Walsh ’41 S LPz Shirley Whitney P Trudy D. Tremblay ’67G P (4) Karleton S. Ward, Jr. ’83, ’93 and Wayne W. Whitney P Treworgy Family Orchards P Dr. Kathy Otto Ward ’91 P (5) Dorcas Goodwin Wilkinson ’78, ’80G and Harry T. Treworgy ’49 and Dr. Denham S.Ward ’69 and Debra Lipscomb SP(12) Spencer Wilkinson SP (21) Charlotte Harris Treworgy ’49 SLM John W. Wardwell ’77 and Daniel G. Willett ’69, ’70G S LPM(37) z Richard Trott and Alice Trott S Karen R. L. Wardwell SP (22) Daniel B. Williams ’91, ’94G and Harry J. Tucci, Jr. ’85 L Richard E. Wardwell, Ph.D. ’74G P (5) Hon. Emily Ann Cain ’02 LPM(12) Shenanne Ruth Tucker ’99 and S.D. Warren Company P (2) Robert J. Williams ’56 and Thomas J. Parker ’99 P Dr. Joseph W. Warren ’65 and Geraldine Wallace Williams ’56 SP(34) Dr. Evan H. Turner and Brenda W. Turner S Susan G. Warren S LP(3) z Ann W. Williamson S Hon. Karl W. Turner ’65 and Richard J. Warren and Elizabeth Carter Warren S Timothy C. Wilson P Susannah M. Swihart SP (4) Susan A. Warren S Gordon K. Winchenbach ’58 L (7) Carol Tutundgy and Pierre Tutundgy S Wayne R. Waterman, D.O. ’92 and Nicholas Winchester P (4) UM Alumni Chapter of Southern Maine P (19) Wendy L. Waterman ’92 SP(7) Windsor Business Bays, LLC P UMaine Alumni of the Lowcountry P (2) Cynthia Johnston Watson ’71 P Winter Harbor Agency P (4) UMS Solutions, Inc. P Alice Christie Weatherby ’41 L Dr. Richard Witter and Joan Witter S United Mid­Coast Charities, Inc. P (10) Eleanor M. Webb ’47, ’72G S LP(5) z Fredda Fisher Wolf, Esq. and Dr. Kenneth P. Wolf S United Phosphorus, Inc. P (2) John M. Webber ’70 S David C. Wollstadt S University of Maine Alumni of New Jersey P (12) William A. Weiblen ’61 and Stanley Wood and Dorothy Wood L University of Maine Student Government, Inc. P (12) Eileen B. Weiblen S (39) Woodard & Curran, Inc. P (3) University of Texas at San Antonio P (2) George W. Weiland ’54, ’62G and Franklin E. 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Work L Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program P (5) Rosemary J. Wentworth LPM(18) Doreen McCluskey Worthley ’63 and Dr. Robin L. Vannote ’57 SPM(5) Kristina Christensen West ’77 and Leon R. Worthley ’64 L Richard A. Vaux ’55 P Brent W. West SP(3) Chester A. Worthylake, Jr. ’52 P (6) Verantik Enterprises, LLC P Patricia L. West SP David M. Wyanski ’79 L Amb. John K. Veroneau ’83 and Carol Svoboda P (2) Matthew J. Westhoven and Sarah Westhoven P Jasper Wyman & Son P John A. Vickery, Sr. ’64 and Elizabeth A. Vickery S Dr. Arthur Weston ’49 S Susie J. York ’79 and Dr. Gary L. York ’80 P (22) James A. Victor ’56 and Barbara Victor P (5) George N. Weston ’51 SLP(8) z Dr. Edward Zanca Orthodontics P (2) Milton Victor ’51 and Hope Wing Weston ’37 S (3) Dr. Edward R. Zanca ’75 SP(2) Joan Vachon Victor ’52 SLPM(39) z Jean Tourtillotte Weston ’51, ’82G and Dr. Michael C. Zicus ’70 L Elsie & William Viles Foundation P (15) John C. Weston P (5) Dr. Donald N. Zillman and Linda G. 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Honoring Our Past, Shaping Our Future 67 THEN: 1865 Acreage: 370 acres Number of alumni: 0 Number of students in the first graduating class (1872): 6 Number of full­time faculty: 2 — Merritt C. Fernald and Samuel Johnson Number of majors: 4 — agriculture, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, and “electives” Number of buildings on campus: 3 Number of cars on campus: None — students arrived by trolley Number of varsity athletic teams: 0 Where students came from: Maine

NOW: 2014 Acreage: 660 acres Number of alumni: 105,000+ Number of full­time students: 11,000+ Number of full­time faculty: 480+ Number of majors: 75+ Number of buildings on campus: 100+ Number of vehicle permits issued on campus: 8,413 Number of varsity athletic teams: 17 Where students come from: more than 70 foreign countries and throughout the U.S. Traditions like Maine Day forge a common bond among many generations of UMaine students. In 1935, President Arthur Hauck set aside Maine Day as an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to participate in a spring cleanup. Many traditions have emerged since then, including a parade, oozeball and a campuswide barbecue.

Thank you for your generous support of the University of Maine.

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Sources for THEN 1865 and NOW 2014: Smith, David C., The First Century: A History of the University of Maine, 1865–1965. Orono: University of Maine at Orono Press, 1979. SMRT Architects Engineers Planners, The University of Maine Historic Preservation Plan, 2007. Fernald, Merritt Caldwell, History of the Maine State College and the University of Maine. Orono: University of Maine, 1916. umaine.edu/development