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Board of Chosen Freeholders • From the College President • From the President of the Foundation Gene Feyl, Director William J. Chegwidden, Deputy Director County College of Morris has a special mis- The 2009-2010 fiscal year was another suc- Douglas R. Cabana sion to provide a quality, affordable educa- cessful one for the CCM Foundation. More John J. Murphy tion to anyone with the desire to learn and than $782,000 was received in gifts from James W. Murray advance. Last year, we celebrated our 40th individuals, corporations, grants and spe- Margaret Nordstrom anniversary as we honored our founders cial events, surpassing the $760,000 raised Jack J. Schrier and their vision and commitment to CCM the previous fiscal year. This year’s special as of January 2010 as an outstanding, open-access institution. focus was the successful completion of our We take pride in the foundation they estab- campaign for a new planetarium. The ma- Board of Trustees lished so CCM students could reach for jority of the $306,137 raised for programs All trustees also serve concurrently as members of their dreams. was dedicated to the Longo Planetarium, the CCM Foundation. Members noted with an * serve as Foundation Board of Directors. which opened on April 15. As a measure of the success of our students, we have one of the high- Elaine Johnson, Chair * est graduation rates among community colleges in the state and one Our scholarship program was the beneficiary of $328,616 this year, Jeffrey M. Advokat, Esq., Vice Chair Joseph J. Longo, P.E., Treasurer of the highest percentages of students who continue on to four-year surpassing the $203,095 raised last year and providing financial sup- Stanley T. Omland, P.E., P.P., Secretary colleges. port for more than 214 students. We were also able to introduce Carole M. Harper * several new scholarships, including the Raymond and Elizabeth Po- Now as we enter our “fifth decade of excellence,” we are building Thomas A. Pepe * len Scholarship for students majoring in engineering or mathematics, on that foundation to ensure CCM is well positioned to provide an Dr. Kathleen C. Serafino and the Roslyn Nadel Scholarship for Disabled Students. In addition, re- Dean C. Strawn increasingly diverse population of students with exceptional and ac- tiring Professor Louise Olshan created the Louise and Samuel Olshan Michael A. Van Allen cessible academic programs. Toward that end, the Board of Trustees Endowment for Faculty Professional Development. Dr. Joseph S. Weisberg this year finalized and approved a four-year strategic plan to secure Allison Shadel, Alumni Trustee our ability to take advantage of emerging opportunities and address Our 2010 Scholarship Gala, held in April at the Hyatt-Morristown, William T. McNerney, Trustee Emeritus current challenges. Chief among those challenges are public funding “netted” more than $60,000 for our general scholarship program as of August 2010 constraints and maintaining the affordability of a CCM education. and featured the Annual Alumni Awards for Achievement, Volun- teerism, Humanitarianism and Alumnus of the Year. In addition, A campus-wide facilities and a technology plan also have been devel- College Administration this year’s gala saw the introduction of a new recognition – the first All college administrators also serve as oped to provide students with a welcoming, quality and technologi- CCM Foundation Leadership Award, which was presented to New members of the CCM Foundation. cally advanced learning environment. Those plans build upon the ef- Jersey Natural Gas Company. Dr. Edward J. Yaw, President forts we have already undertaken over the past year, including a major Dr. Dwight L. Smith, Vice President of Academic Affairs upgrade of the Longo Planetarium, construction for a new Landscape This past fiscal year, through the efforts of the Foundation, $260,000 Karen VanDerhoof, Vice President and Horticultural Technology facility as our first certified “green” was raised in government and private foundation grants. The benefi- of Business and Finance building, the renovation of the Nursing and Biology laboratories and ciaries included our Summer Academy, the Radiography Program, Dr. Bette M. Simmons, Vice President of Student Development and Enrollment Management other campus improvements – a $9 million investment in our future. and the annual Teen Arts Festival. Joseph T. Vitale, Executive Director for College Advancement and Planning The continued enhancement of CCM’s infrastructure will better po- The Foundation remains ever grateful for the generous support of and President of the CCM Foundation sition us to grow our enrollment and continue our development as our alumni, faculty and staff, the corporate community and the Roger Flahive, Executive Director an institution where students can challenge themselves, gain new community at large. Your support allows CCM to continue its im- of Information Systems (CIO) Thomas Burk, Director of Human Resources knowledge, and improve their lives. portant work – providing an outstanding education at affordable and Labor Relations prices that allows our students to achieve their dreams. as of February 2010

County College of Morris Foundation Edward J. Yaw, Ed.D. Joseph T. Vitale, President President, County College of Morris Joseph T. Vitale Katie A. Olsen, Director of Development President, County College of Morris Foundation Board of Directors Gil Zweig, Chair Glenbrook Technologies, Inc. Everton Scott, Vice Chair Public Service Electric and Gas Company Richard Ricca, Treasurer • Opening Night at the Longo Planetarium Verizon New Jersey Bonnie Murphy ‘71, Secretary & Faculty Representative, County College of Morris After many years of planning and nearly a year of work, the Longo Planetari- Carol Fitzpatrick ‘86, Assistant Secretary um opened April 15 at the County College of Morris. It is the first major over- United Parcel Service haul of the facility since it debuted in 1973. The new planetarium and digital Marilyn Ayres County College of Morris (Ret.) theater – an $827,000 upgrade – offer increased and upgraded seating, new Thomas Hayes lighting, a state-of-the-art sound system, and the latest in planetarium pro- New Jersey Natural Gas Company jection equipment, the Digistar 4 SP2 HD Digital System. William McElroy ‘83 Liberty International Underwriters Thanks to the generosity of individuals, corporations and private founda- Edward Nelson ‘72 McGivney & Kluger, PC tions, including a major gift from the Longos, more than $613,000 was raised Eileen Paragano ‘91 privately for the new facility, 74 percent of the total cost. Paragano Family Foundation Laura Rimmer ‘98 On opening night, Mr. and Mrs. Longo were joined by 20 family members to International Trade Center Alliance help them unveil the facility and enjoy a “sneak preview” of a planetarium Wanda Sims Novartis, Inc. show. “My hope is that we can inspire a sense of adventure and spark the mind and the imagination of a future scientist,” said Joseph Longo. Foundation Staff Barbara Capsouras ‘82, Director of Alumni Affairs Colleen McArdle ‘87, Coordinator of Special Events Clockwise from top: CCM President Dr. Edward Yaw (right) joins CCM Foundation President Joseph Vitale and the Longos in front of the donor recognition wall. Young visitors react to their first view of the new Trish McGrath ‘05, Executive Administrative Assistant

Longo Planetarium. Interior of the new planetarium. in MoPhoto Life by Photos Susan Ulversoy, Office Assistant Annual Fund Review 2009–2010

Thanks to the generous support of hundreds of donors, and the dedicated work of the CCM Total Contributions and Revenue Foundation staff, our Board of Directors and the Trustees of the college, the Foundation en- joyed a successful year in 2009-2010. More than $782,000 was received in gifts from individu- als, corporations, grants and special events, surpassing the $760,000 raised the previous fiscal year. This year’s special focus was the successful completion of our campaign for the Longo Planetarium. The majority of the $306,137 raised for programs was dedicated to the facility. $1,109,598 1,000,000 1,000,000 Our scholarship program was the beneficiary of $328,616 this year, surpassing the $203,095 $1,022,469 raised last year and providing financial support for more than 214 students in disciplines rang- ing from nursing to business to the performing arts.

This past fiscal year, through the ef- forts of the Foundation, $260,000 Your Gifts at Work was raised in government and private foundation grants. The beneficiaries included our Sum- Unrestricted $782,115 mer Academy, the Radiography Events

Program, and the annual Teen $30,212 $760,668 Programs $116,774 Arts Festival. As always, the $306,137 Foundation, on behalf of the college and its Board of Trustees, is grateful for the support of our many donors over the year past. The strong Endowment Scholarships commitment of our alumni $375 $328,617 and the community at large $526,019 allows CCM to continue to pro- $492,333 vide an outstanding educational $477,453 experience for our students. $437,783 $409,700 $325,410 2009/2010 Donors Amount 2009/2010 Donors Amount Alumni $95,123 Corporate 110,760 Organizations/Foundations 297,972 Friends 208,552 CCM Trustees 13,585 Internal 50,567 Foundation Board 5,556 Total Giving: $782,115 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 900,000

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• CCM Gala Honors New Jersey Natural Gas, Alumni Why I Give to CCM On April 23, the Foundation’s black-tie Gala honored New Jersey Natural Gas Company with its first annual Leadership Award; bestowed alumni awards for service, achievement, humanitarianism and • Name: Eileen Paragano ‘91 Alumnus of the Year; and raised more than $60,000 for the college’s general scholarship fund. • Profession: Bookeeper, Executive Secretary, Director of Livingston Adult School (retired); Some 200 attendees, who included college administrators, faculty, alumni and corporate leaders, Travel Agent gathered at the Hyatt in Morristown, NJ. Guests were treated to dinner, dancing, the music of the Ken Zaback Orchestra and an elaborate silent auction, which included Broadway theater tickets, trips • Valued Most About Time At CCM: As a to resorts, dinners at area restaurants and a “walk on” part in the next Muppet movie – The Greatest working mother with two teenage children Muppet Movie Ever Made. at home, I entered CCM as an older student with many concerns and stresses about my Alumni receiving awards were Jerry Ketcham, of California, a 1973 graduate who was honored as Alum- acceptance, with not only the other students, nus of the Year. Ketcham is senior vice president of Motion Picture Production with Walt Disney Studios but also the professors who I had yet to meet. in Hollywood. James Gannon, of Mountain Lakes, NJ, a 1981 graduate, received the Alumni Humanitar- My concerns were quickly eliminated as I started to feel the genuine friendli- ian Award. Gannon, who is a retired Morris County Prosecutor’s Office detective, lectures on law enforce- ness of the students and received the support of my professors. This combi- ment topics throughout the country and the world, and has served as an instructor for the U.S. Depart- nation certainly gave me the working tools to be a successful student at CCM. ment of Justice and the FBI. Doris L. McClung, of Succasunna, NJ, a 1984 CCM graduate, was the Alumni • Favorite CCM Memory: Each new course at CCM brought with it a new Service winner. McClung held a number of positions during a long career at AT&T. Mary Beth Stoddard challenge for success. As a Broadcasting major, I registered for a required Crile, of Virginia, the Alumni Achievement recipient, is a 1993 graduate of the college. She is a geoscientist class for the fall semester. As I entered the first class, the professor spoke for ITT Geospatial Systems, where she is involved in management of satellite data for climate research. about the requirements necessary to pass this class. All seemed well until In presenting the Leadership Award to New Jersey Natural Gas, CCM President Dr. Edward Yaw cited she noted the requirement to get an A in her course. To accomplish this the company “for level, one would need to give an oral report lasting approximately 10 to more than 50 years 15 minutes. While it was not mandatory, a student could not receive more of providing safe, than a B without the oral report. Speaking in front of any class or group of reliable energy ser- people was always my worst fear. I was holding a 3.9 GPA. I had to sign up to do this report to keep my GPA. I did a visual/audio report on how music vices for nearly half recording was done using the equipment of the day. After I was finished a million custom- with my program, I was approached by many of the students in my class to ers in Monmouth, congratulate me on how well done my report was, and how interesting it was Ocean, Middlesex to learn about the recording industry. To my surprise, even my professor was and Morris counties.” impressed – impressed enough to ask me to consider giving the report to her Yaw also praised the second class. I gracefully said that one stressful time giving my report was company’s commit- more than enough for me to handle in one day. I found in later years that ment to “enhancing giving this report helped me to overcome my fear of public speaking, and customers’ quality of gave me a boost in confidence of what I could accomplish with the life by meeting their knowledge I had gained by taking that class. expectations for reli- ability and value in • Why I Give To CCM: I give to CCM as a token of my appreciation and an environmentally gratitude for the support I received from the administrative staff, faculty and responsible way.” students while I attended the college. I feel that this support played a major

role in my academic accomplishments and successful journey at CCM. I am Clockwise from top: hopeful that my donations to the college scholarship fund will allow other Alumnus of the Year, students to have an opportunity to experience the fine education I received Jerry Ketcham. NJNG Chairman, while attending CCM. Laurence M. Downs (center).

This year’s Alumni Award winners. Karen Mancinelli by Photos CCM Scholarships

• Michael A. Daley Memorial Scholarship Established As a Roxbury High School student, Michael Daley carried a casual attitude when it came to his school work. After graduation, he made his way to County College of Morris in fall 1979. CCM gave him a new outlook on life and his experiences here were a springboard for him to eventually become a certified public accountant and partner at his firm Carr Daley Sullivan & Weir, PC.

When Michael passed away last winter, his wife, Jane, wanted to create a lasting tribute to her husband with a gift to the County College of Morris Foundation. She has established and endowed the Michael A. Daley Memo- rial Scholarship for Roxbury High School students who start their higher education at CCM.

“Michael always talked about how CCM gave him his start and he always gave back,” says Jane Daley. “He never talked with such enthusiasm about his undergraduate or graduate schools. For that, I wanted to honor him with this gift.” Investors Savings Supports Teen Arts This scholarship will be available starting this fall to first year Roxbury High School graduates. Those interested $5,000 Gift Helps to Sponsor Festival for Young Artists in learning more about the scholarship program should contact Katie Olsen, director of development, at 973- Jessica Ballew, branch manager of Investors Savings Bank’s Morris Plains, NJ office 328-5058 or [email protected]. presents a check for $5,000 to County College of Morris President Dr. Edward J. Yaw (left) and CCM Foundation President Joseph Vitale. The bank’s gift helped to sponsor this year’s Teen Arts Festival at the college, where some 1,000 Morris County middle- • Endowed Scholarship Established for Information Technology and high-school students showcase their work and are critiqued by experts in the field. Marie J. Hoehn of Cedar Grove, NJ, who died in 2008, spent her career as a computer scientist. She received her B.A. from Montclair State University and an M.S. in computer science from Newark College of Engineering (now New Jersey Institute of Technology). She spent most of her career with AT&T in Basking Ridge, NJ before retiring in 1989. After her death, one of Hoehn’s friends, who wishes to remain anonymous, decided to honor Legacy Society her memory by endowing the Marie J. Hoehn Scholarship to support full-time students majoring in Information Technology at CCM. The new $1,000 scholarship is available this fall. The spirit of philanthropy endures forever . . .

In addition to her work in computer science, Hoehn was a nature enthusiast, a hiker and a globe trotter, The following individuals have generously provided traveling extensively in Asia, Africa and Europe. In remembering and honoring Hoehn, her friend thought that bequests to the CCM Foundation in their wills: a scholarship for an Information Technology student was fitting. “Marie would be pleased that this sort of -fi nancial assistance is available to a student,” she says, “especially today, when computer knowledge is becoming Helen M. Bauer* absolutely necessary for success.” Catherine and Dominic A. Bencivenga Professor Bonnie A. Murphy, Chairperson of the Department of Information Technologies, says the new schol- arship will enable more students to pursue a career in the field. “Today, it is not just enough to know how to Nelson C. Doland, Jr.* operate a computer, but to be technologically literate, students need to understand the underlying structures and concepts of modern technology,” she says. “This new scholarship will help.” Richard and Ula Jonassen Dean Malanga

Walter and Carol McDonald

Campus News Roz Nadel*

William Pomerantz, M.D.* • CCM Unveils Investment in the Sciences Muriel Roberts Eleanor Rockefeller*

Kathleen Sheffield*

Carl Vogt*

Linda M. Willetts*

*Deceased Architectural rendering of the new Landscape and Horticultural Technology building.

Underscoring the importance of science education, the County College of Morris has unveiled four new facili- ties – three upgrades and a new building – that will enhance the college’s science program. This is in addition CCM Foundation Going Green to several other campus improvements. In an effort to be environmentally conscious – and to save the cost of paper In May, the college broke ground on a new Landscape and Horticultural Technology building, which is sched- and postage – the County College of Morris Foundation is planning to move uled to open for the spring 2011 term. In April, CCM launched the new Longo Planetarium, and there have to “e-newsletters” and “e-news.” This will allow us to communicate with you been substantial renovations to the Nursing and Biology laboratories. more quickly, updating you on Foundation news and other matters of inter- est regarding CCM. So, if you’d like to receive your communication from us The cost of the new science facilities totals $5.7 million with additional campus upgrades of $3.2 million. All electronically, please provide the following information: the projects, with the exception of the planetarium, were funded by Chapter 12 bonds (50 percent paid by State funds and 50 percent by Morris County funds). In the case of the planetarium, $613,000 of the $827,000 total cost was received in private donations. ______Name “In addition to a number of projects around campus, we are particularly pleased to offer our students enhanced facilities for the sciences,” said Dr. Edward J. Yaw, president of the County College of Morris. “This commitment ______reinforces our ability to produce graduates able to continue their science and technology educations at four- Street year colleges or to enter the science and technology marketplace immediately after graduation from CCM.”

The new, 7,200 square foot Landscape and Horticultural Technology building will be the college’s first U.S. ______Green Building LEED Silver Certification with sustainable features, including geothermal heating and cooling, City State Zip photovoltaic panels on two sloped metal standing roof beams, a vegetated flat roof, recycled and recyclable building materials, a rain collection system and maximum use of natural light. ______The Nursing and Biology laboratory renovations consist of 9,850 square feet of new teaching space, with 230 Email students able to utilize the renovated area at one time. The project consists of four new biology labs, seven new nursing labs and three laboratory support spaces. The Nursing Lab renovations include new casework, Inten- ______sive Care headwalls, lab services, flooring, energy efficient lighting with occupancy sensors, folding partitions, Optional 2nd Email furniture and technology upgrades. Mail to: County College of Morris Foundation The new Longo Planetarium, which opened April 15, offers 1,380 square feet of renovated space, custom 214 Center Grove Road, Randolph, NJ 07869-2086 acoustic wall panels, a new sound system, new flooring, a refinished dome, expanded seating (from 80 to 91), enhanced lighting and five wheelchair spaces. In addition, the planetarium has upgraded its projection equip- Or e-mail the information above to: [email protected] ment to the Digistar 4 SP2 HD Digital System, one of the world’s most advanced, which allows for digital video projection and many alterative projections of the night sky. CCM Foundation Honor Roll of Donors July 2009 - June 2010

Trustees/ Edward Sefcik Walter Maier Dr. Noel Robinson Titan’s Club Corporation/ In-Kind Donations Robert Simon Cindy Makowski Jane Rufino Catherine Broderick Foundation Foundation/ Algonquin Hotel Ronald Sova Rose Mandala Dr. Charles Secolsky Dr. Douglas Campbell Board of Directors Organizations Alumni Activities A Rochelle Sullivan Ruth Mascenik Jason Hale Patron’s Club American Animal Hospital Founder’s Club John Taylor Anthony Maurella David Haney Founder’s Club Joseph and Madeline Longo Dr. Jane Armstrong Atlantic Health System Arthur’s Tavern Ronald Tintle Susan Mayhew James Henderson Nancy Bareijsza Merrill Lynch-Bank of America Ashley Furniture Gloria Tookmanian Charles Maytidu Victor Lindner Trustee’s Club James Ciampaglio Morris County Sheriff Crime Avenues in Leather M.U. and Marilyn Ayres Robert Tweedus Andrea Mazzocchi Mark Murphy Joan Cook Stoppers, Inc. Awakening Point Yoga Studio Carole M. 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Deborah Anderson Rebecca Hodd Edwin Davenport Dorsey & Semrau Burrini’s Olde World Market Anthony Mini Donald and Carol Fitzpatrick A Lordes Arcoleo David Lewis Kathy DeFillippo Glenbrook Technologies Inc. Business Furniture, Inc. Felice Mirsky Charles and Elaine Johnson Edith Arlen Linda Lower Donald Felder Hackettstown Regional Medical Cablevision Steven Mitchell Edward Nelson A Mark Arnowitz John McKendry Oscar Gottscho Center Café Fiori William Morgan Larry and Eileen Paragano A Erik Aronson Claire Menzer Dr. Michael Gruber Investors Savings Bank Barbara Capsouras A Janet Morgan Dr. Joseph and Gloria Weisberg Joseph Ascenzo Joan Monaghan Matthew Hagadorn Margetts Foundation Casa De Pasta Robert Nastasi Anna Bahr Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Nazzaro Elaine Jaskol Nisivoccia and Company CCM Bookstore Titan’s Club Geraldine Nathanson Doris Baruch Edward Pomianoski Diane Kafel Omland Engineering Associates, Chartwells Everton Scott John Necina Corey Bell Dr. Janice Rafalowski Yang Kang Inc. 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Judith Danielson Grace Duvel Scott Wyssling Montclair Breast Center Joe and Suzanne Maida I William Schaible The RBA Group Kathleen Davis Kathryn Edwards Morris Animal Inn Karl Marek Carol Schwarz Donor’s Club UPS Foundation, Inc. Garry Della-Calce George Faro Morris Museum Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meloro Bonnie Scott Marguerite Adams A I Pascal Depalma Vogel, Chait, Collins & Bonnie Ann Murphy Suyen Segura Peggy Feld Jean Ayton Schneider Patrick Dewald My Limo Titan’s Club Gina Serafin-Persson Dorothy Foote Babcock for Town Council Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Ellen Dietlein New Jersey Devils Glenn Beekman Carol Shay I John Gallagher Sarah Barron Elizabeth Digiorgi President’s Club New Jersey Nets Elenora Benz Paul Shnyder Irene Grebe Anne Bauer I Vincent DiMatteo Ardry Trading Co. New York Giants Joe Bilotti Angelica Sico Lindsey Gusoff Adrienne Bliss Concetta Cantelmo I Roxanne Dome Virginia Hardy CHA, Inc. 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United Parcel Service Scott Gibson Roger McCoach Cecilia Blas Michael Toscano Gail Gerwin Art Association in Roxbury Vernon Carne, KRMJazz Diane Goldberg Elaine Muller Joshua Blumenthal Joseph Treimel William Gray EI Associates, Architects and Monica Goscicki Vino’s Wines and Spirits Ann Byk Hazel Trivisonno Silvia Nietz Rick Haan Engineers, PA Thomas Grandinetti Walt Disney World Community Ronald Carr Kathleen Vaccaro I Karyn Norberg Willow Hahn Honeywell International, Inc. Realtions Grace Granet Phyllis Casey Elaine Vanderhoof Fernanda Papalia Barbara Hall Interfaith Food Pantry WDHA Catherine Grill James Chegwidden I Ryan VanOrden Laura Parker Donna Hansbury International Trade Center Westminster Hotel Raymond Gronemann Geraldine Clifford Edith Varga Mary Parker Jean Hollander Alliance, Inc. 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Jon Luttinen Academic Administrative Nordstrom Joanne Kimble Personnel Federation Walter and Carol McDonald Sidley Austin Foundation Debora Madonna Elaine Obenhuber Founder’s Club: James Kipp Thomas Burk The Buzak Law Group, LLC Miriam Mason Benefactor’s Club The Honorable Joseph $10,000 + Frank Kling Elizabeth Carroll Pennacchio Towers Perrin Colleen McArdle I Mildred Squazzo Benefactor’s Club: Brian Kloss Venancio Fuentes John Pfaff TRAMAC Corp. Wallace McLeod $5,000-$9,999 Linda Klusick Dr. Phyllis Goldman Trustee’s Club June Poppele Kevin McPartland Donor’s Club Josephine Knoedler John Hurd Anonymous Richard Prater Trustee’s Club: Eugene Nicotra Alan Zakin Associates Jonathan Kobza Dr. Parthasarathy Iyengar Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barber Christina Ramirez $1,000-$4,999 Lori Olcese American Animal Hospital Donna Koenig Dr. Dwight Smith Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hedden Priscilla Sawyer Joseph Ortu Basch Subscriptions, Inc. President’s Club: Scott Kolaya Karen VanDerhoof Howard Henn Barbara Sue Schmidt Nancy Paradis Bucco for Senate $500-$999 Paul Krill Denise Vill’Nueve Roger Hill Angelique Scholl Eric Phillips Casha & Casha, LLC Daniel Laverty Joseph Vitale Donald Lepore The Honorable Jack Schrier Titan’s Club: Greg Porcino EBSCO Industries, Inc. Vivian Lenyk Sander Zulauf Cindy Zimmerman Ned Sen $250-$499 Steven Preziosi Election Fund of Alex DeCroce Jessica Leone Craig Shumate Patron’s Club: Henry Ratrie Titan’s Club President’s Club Garden Club of Clifton Susan Lizura Timothy Slegel $100-$249 Domenico Regina Dr. Carolyn De Castro Cyrus Beekey Main Street Submarines A Debra Lombardi Linda Smolan Sheriff Edward and Robert Lipka Jack Bennett Nice Touch Driving School Donor’s Club: Richard Loveless Heather Stewart Diana Rochford Monica Maraska Congressman Rios’ Engraving A $5-$99 Patricia MacNaught Jolanta Szmigielski Josephine Sanchez Dr. Louise Mayo Rodney Frelinghuysen VGJ Ristorante Corp. t/a/ Robert Magill Barbara Woodhull Jonathan Savory Katie Olsen Dr. Joseph Trunfio LaStrada Barbara Scruggs Linda Mahoney Ellen Wright

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