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2011 Donor Report 2011 Donor Report JANUARY 1, 2011 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2011 United States Merchant Marine Academy ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AND FOUNDATION www.usmmaaf.com Lifetime Giving Societies The Ethel N. Babson Society This society honors the legacy of Ethel N. Babson and her son, James A. Babson ’44, whose gifts have touched - and con- tinue to touch - the lives of thousands of Kings Pointers. We are proud to thank donors whose cumulative lifetime giving is $1,000,000 or more through December 31, 2011. James H. Ackerman ‘44 J. S. Johnson Arlyne O’Gara Dean V. White ‘45 James A. Babson ‘44 J. S. Lanier ‘50 William R. O’Gara ‘50 James H. Yocum ‘47 John Brooks ‘44 Phillip LeBoutillier Paul H. Sonnen ‘53 The Nathaniel B. Palmer Society A celebrated 19th century shipmaster, Nathaniel Palmer’s versatility ranged from exploration and trading to yachting and ship design. His memory is honored at Kings Point where a building is named for him through this Society. We are proud to thank donors whose lifetime giving reached $750,000 or more through December 31, 2011. Norman A. Anderson ‘44 Jack A. Baker ‘46 Dean F. LeBaron James F. Zievers ‘47 Ethel N. Babson Kenneth H. Hofmann ‘44 Daniel E. Meehan ‘51 The James Harvey Tomb Society 7KLVVRFLHW\KRQRUVWKH$FDGHP\¶V¿UVW6XSHULQWHQGHQW-DPHV+DUYH\7RPEZKRRYHUVDZWKHSK\VLFDOFRQVWUXFWLRQRIWKH Academy. The James Harvey Tomb Society honors his legacy and those benefactors whose lifetime giving reached $500,000 or more through December 31, 2011. Loraine Ackerman Jay Ecklund Melvin M. Lawrence ‘54 Ellsworth L. Peterson ‘46 Prestley S. Blake Michael S. Greenwald Sumner A. Long ‘42 Ralph U. Whipple Louis J. Carr ‘61 Petro Kulynych ‘43 Ralph R. Peachman The Giles C. Stedman Society Giles C. Stedman was the Academy’s second Superintendent, who was known for his commitment to excellence. The Soci- ety honors that commitment and those individuals whose lifetime giving reached $250,000 or more through December 31, 2011. Leo V. Berger ‘43 Edward F. Glassmeyer John A. McCrane ‘46 James P. Sinclair Henry J. Bonnabel ‘44 Mac R. Hogle ‘48 Lauren S. McCready Thomas J. Smith Ira B. Brown ‘49 Caswell F. Holloway ‘44 Frank K. Moore ‘48 Edward E. Stribling ‘67 Richard S. Cowan Frank L. Hussey ‘46 Walter Neumann Adrian Zaccaria ‘66 Robert E. Crabtree ‘48 Richard G. Kent ‘67 Denis B. O’Donnell ‘44 Ralph E. Crump ‘46 Bevin D. Koeppel Carl Olsson Ray Dombrowski ‘76 Eugene W. Landy ‘55 Dominick Porco John A. Georges Harry W. Marshall ‘44 Karl C. Powell ‘66 The Howard Payne Conway Society $VWKH$FDGHP\¶V¿UVWJUDGXDWHNLOOHGE\HQHP\JXQ¿UH+RZDUG3D\QH&RQZD\¶VPHPRU\LVKRQRUHGWKURXJKWKLV6RFL- ety. We are pleased to recognize individuals whose lifetime giving reached $100,000 or more through Dec. 31, 2011. 'RPLQLF$O¿HUL Mario Fishera Bernard Hyman John D. Noonan ‘78 James M. Ames ‘49 Arthur A. Fleming ‘60 Mikell K. Johnson Basil J. Paparone ‘53 Julian Armstrong Donald W. Forster ‘61 Peter F. Johnson ‘57 Henry M. Quincannon ‘64 George F. Baker Robert S. Gates ‘45 Neil E. Jones ‘52 Peter J. Rackett ‘61 Frank L. Bartak ‘46 Charles Gay James B. Kelly ‘49 Kenneth J. Randall ‘42 Donald P. Brennan John J. Geany ‘51 John H. Kilbourne James B. Richardson Leo J. Brennan ‘48 John R. Graham ‘52 Robert F. Klausner ‘62 Kurt Schlegel Constance L. Buhl ‘81 James B. Grant Dan C. Labry Thomas L. Stark Robert P. Burke ‘81 Hartford N. Gunn ‘48 Edward V. Lahey Joel Sterling Robert Cochran ‘45 Gregory Hadjieleftheriadis Robert J. Lavinia ‘70 Joseph T. Stewart ‘51 Bettyna Collins George E. Hall ‘82 Steven Lever Theodore H. Teplow ‘50 George S. Coumantaros Robert A. Hansen ‘45 William J. Littler Joe F. Vaughan ‘66 June L. Crabtree Robert W. Harbut ‘42 Eliot H. Lumbard ‘45 Roger A. Vaughan ‘56 George A. David Douglas H. Headley ‘52 Robert P. Magee ‘69 Herbert Virgin Kenneth A. DeGhetto ‘43 Virginia L. Hickman Leonard Maley ‘44 Stephen G. Ware ‘71 Mitchell Edson ‘49 Charles J. Hill ‘65 Richard R. McNulty Frank Wennet ‘42 Gloria F. Elbrecht Paul Hoffman Horace R. Miller ‘50 Arnold H. Werner ‘45 Robin L. Erixon ‘42 Louise J. Hopkinson, Estate William T. Miller ‘73 Anthony J. Fiorelli ‘51 Thomas J. Hughes ‘80 Kenneth L. Minor ‘44 2 / 2011 Donor Report Lifetime Giving Societies The Edwin J. O’Hara Society The memory and valor of Kings Pointer, Edwin J. O’Hara, who was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for bravery, is honored through this Society. The Society honors individuals whose lifetime giving reached $50,000 or more through December 31, 2011. Lee J. Ackerman Paul Duffy Robert F. Lindmark ‘64 Flora Showalter William A. Acosta ‘47 George H. Dunning ‘43 Rector B. Link ‘45 Clifton L. Smith ‘61 Norman Albertson ‘54 James D. Farley ‘46 Steven Loeb H. K. Smith ‘66 Ricardo R. Alvarado ‘48 John O. Felker Joseph K. Lombino ‘66 Joseph B. Snyder ‘65 Edward J. Anderson Walter H. Fricke ‘48 John Lucs ‘61 Ivy B. Suter ‘78 Francis A. Augsbury ‘45 Nancy Gaines Donald E. Lyons ‘51 E. H. Taylor Ara Avak ‘44 James J. Gallagher ‘63 Robert J. Mader ‘44 Donald A. Toenshoff ‘84 James H. Baker ‘45 Jerry L. Gecowets ‘58 Julie A. Maggart ‘87 John A. Tompkins ‘65 Ralph E. Baughman Alex E. Goldberger ‘53 William J. Maloney ‘44 Douglas M. Torborg ‘64 Ronald E. Baughman ‘85 Sigurd Golden John Mattioni ‘57 Phillip M. Torf ‘44 Han D. Bhang Manuel & Anne Goodman Trust John P. McConville ‘57 Emmanuel J. Tsavaris ‘45 Carroll N. Bjornson ‘50 Charles A. Grandjean ‘55 Thomas F. McEvily ‘45 Robert E. Turner Russell M. Blair ‘51 Jerome J. Hajduk James J. McGuinness ‘53 Joseph K. Tynan ‘43 Robert E. Blake ‘43 Edward J. Harsche ‘62 Patrick F. McInerney ‘47 William W. Vaughan ‘47 Kavark G. Bournazian ‘47 Reginald M. Hayden ‘60 Charles C. Mollard ‘64 Michael R. Vincel ‘44 Joachim J. Buono ‘78 Richard Hermon-Taylor Robin G. Munden Jules A. Wagner ‘45 Carol C. Calkins Donald S. Hitchcock ‘51 Milton G. Nottingham ‘44 Douglas White Charles Callahan Clay T. Hoffman Richard B. Philbrick ‘44 Anthony Widmann John D. Cameron ‘71 George Hoffman George E. Ratcliffe ‘49 Frederick R. Wolke ‘61 Robert L. Carr ‘48 Robert S. Hospodar ‘50 Charles G. Raymond ‘65 Donald R. Yearwood ‘61 C. T. Clagett Dolores C. Hundt Douglas Rogers George S. Zacharkow ‘47 James L. Clark ‘51 William P. Jeuvelis ‘67 Harold J. Russell ‘55 James C. Cook ‘58 Clifford Jordan John P. Ryan Irwin L. Cucullu ‘47 Richard O. Kearns ‘46 Marie Schegel John F. De Santis ‘60 Jerome C. Kirker S. G. Schementi Thomas H. Delashutt Dwight H. Koops ‘62 Norman B. Schrott ‘46 Arthur Donovan Paul L. Krinsky ‘50 Fred S. Sherman ‘55 Alben F. Dreves ‘42 Warren G. Leback ‘44 Cornelius Shields Donald J. Dudziak ‘56 V. Joan Lewick James T. Shirley ‘65 Charter Members The Superintendent’s Council was established more than 20 years ago as a means of honoring donors whose lifetime giving attained $20,000 or more. We are pleased to recognize “Charter Members” of the Superintendent’s Council, these are individuals whose cumulative lifetime giving had attained $20,000 prior to the reorganization of Council Societies in 1994. William S. Antoniuk ‘44 Joseph L. Gallagher Stanley Maas, Estate of Joseph B. Snyder ‘65 Libby Ashill Robert S. Gates ‘45 Malcolm McNeil Donald B. Stoughton ‘47 William M. Ayers ‘41 Edward J. Heine ‘46 Franklyn W. Menser ‘65 Melvin J. Tublin ‘49 Julie A. Berke Thomas J. Hughes ‘80 Horace R. Miller ‘50 Charles W. Uhlinger ‘44 Robert P. Buonora ‘51 Thomas H. Josten Alfred Morasso ‘48 S. T. Wheatley John G. Canerot ‘51 James B. Keating ‘51 Charles A. O’Malley Joseph B. Williams ‘44 Robert L. Carr ‘48 James B. Kelly ‘49 Andrew A. Patewski Albert D. Wood ‘47 Hays Clark Sidney Kewitt Jean-Louis Pierson Donald R. Yearwood ‘61 Charles R. Cushing ‘56 Ruth Kogel William Roberts John F. De Santis ‘60 Paul L. Krinsky ‘50 James H. Sanborn ‘59 Gabriel V. Fay James Lavenson Robert J. Schubert 2011 Donor Report / 3 Superintendent’s Council Admiral’s Circle The following donors made gifts of $10,000 or more to the USMMA Alumni Association and Foundation in 2011. Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Ackerman Robert C. Featherer ‘68 Donald Liu ‘62 Scott W. O’Connor ‘83 Peter N. Beckett ‘49 Donald W. Forster ‘61 John Lucs ‘61 Denis B. O’Donnell ‘44 John Brooks ‘44 William D. George ‘61 Donald E. Lyons ‘51 David Osborne ‘65 Joachim J. Buono ‘78 Daniel C. Higgins ‘62 John P. McConville ‘57 Henry M. Quincannon ‘64 Robert P. Burke ‘81 Charles J. Hill ‘65 John A. McCrane ‘46 Richard F. Smith ‘46 John D. Cameron ‘71 Kenneth H. Hofmann ‘44 Alice T. McGarey John A. Tompkins ‘65 Sanford K. Carlisle ‘58 James B. Kelly ‘49 Paul F. McTigue ‘61 Joe F. Vaughan ‘66 Louis J. Carr ‘61 Richard G. Kent ‘67 Daniel E. Meehan ‘51 Stephen G. Ware ‘71 John E. Chickering ‘81 Robert F. Klausner ‘62 Edward M. Michalski ‘47 Wilbur G. Wehlau ‘44 James E. Collins ‘47 Betty Kropack William T. Miller ‘73 Robert G. Whittel ‘95 Robert P. Curt ‘72 Eugene W. Landy ‘55 John D. Noonan ‘78 James H. Yocum ‘47 Ray Dombrowski ‘76 Robert J. Lavinia ‘70 Glenda S. O’Connor ‘85 Adrian Zaccaria ‘66 Quarterdeck Society The following donors made gifts of $5,000 or more to the USMMA Alumni Association and Foundation in 2011. Robert H. Atkinson ‘84 Matthew J. Deeter ‘81 Donald L. Hoffmann ‘61 John Mattioni ‘57 Ronald E.
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