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Fall/Winter 2009-2010

Trustees and Administration As of July 2009

Board of Chosen Freeholders Gene Feyl, Director Welcome From the President Welcome From the Vice President William J. Chegwidden, Deputy Director Douglas R. Cabana This past year, County College of Morris The 2008-2009 fiscal year was a very suc- John J. Murphy celebrated its 40th Anniversary, marking a cessful one for the CCM Foundation. More James Murray period of commemoration, reflection and than $760,000 was received in gifts from Margaret Nordstrom renewed goals. We are grateful to former individuals, corporations, grants and spe- Jack J. Schrier Governor Thomas Kean for serving as the cial events. As always, the major focus of Honorary Chairman of our 40th Anniver- our fundraising was our scholarship pro- Board of Trustees sary Committee and for his continued sup- gram, with more than $200,000 going di- All trustees also serve concurrently as members of the CCM Foundation. Members noted with an * port, not only of CCM, but of education in rectly to assist our students with their tu- serve as Foundation Board of Directors. the State of New Jersey. itions and fees.

Carole M. Harper, Chair* Much of the 2008-2009 academic year was spent reflecting on our This year, the Foundation had another special focus – the Reaching Elaine Johnson, Vice Chair* past achievements and honoring the vision, commitment and tenac- for the Stars campaign to raise funds to refurbish and upgrade our Jeffrey M. Advokat, Esq., Treasurer ity of our founders in building the County College of Morris into the 37-year-old planetarium. We’re happy to report that we have suc- Joseph J. Longo, P.E., Secretary outstanding institution it is today. To celebrate our success, the year cessfully completed that campaign, exceeding our original goal of John L. Ezyske, CPA was filled with events which highlighted our achievements – not $250,000 and raising more than $600,000 over the last two fiscal Sandra Geiger* Stanley T. Omland, P.E., P.P. only to our students, faculty and staff, but to the public at large. years. Our effort will mean that the new Madeline D. and Joseph J. Longo Planetarium will be opening at the end of this year or very Dr. Philip T. Santiago Our campus also experienced a year of renovations and growth. Dr. Kathleen Serafino early 2010. Henderson Hall, our first academic building, was reopened after ex- Dean C. Strawn tensive remodeling, and plans were finalized for refurbishing Emer- This past year also saw the introduction of the County College of Dr. Joseph S. Weisberg iti Hall and creating the new Madeline D. and Joseph J. Longo Plan- Morris Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) program. This attractive giv- Janine Papio, Alumni Trustee etarium. In addition, a campus-wide facilities master plan is being ing option allows alumni and friends of CCM to make a deferred William T. McNerney, Trustee Emeritus drafted to guide the college through the next 12 years of growth. gift to the college while enjoying interest payments on that gift dur- College Administration ing the donor’s lifetime. A CGA can be funded with cash, securities, Of course, CCM has felt the jolt of the current economic crisis. The All college administrators also serve as members of mutual fund shares or other property and the annuity will pay fixed impact on CCM has been both positive and negative. Our enroll- the CCM Foundation. interest income for life. ment has increased as many in our community have sought retrain- Dr. Edward J. Yaw, President ing for new economic times; others have been reminded of the Finally, our 40th Anniversary year culminated in our annual gala Dr. Dwight L. Smith, V.P. of Academic Affairs value of the outstanding, affordable education CCM offers. At the on April 24. It was a star-studded event that celebrated four de- Karen VanDerhoof, V.P. of Business and Finance same time, continued state budget cuts have challenged us to oper- cades of the college’s service to the community and raised a “net” Dr. Bette M. Simmons, V.P. of Student Development and Enrollment Management ate at utmost efficiency. of more than $77,000 for the general scholarship fund. Among the Joseph T. Vitale, Exec. Dir. of College Advancement attendees was former New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, who also and Planning As we move into the next decade for CCM – our Fifth Decade of served as the Honorary Chair of the 40th Anniversary celebration Roger Flahive, Exec. Dir. of Information Systems (CIO) Excellence – we thank you for your loyalty and continued support. and joined more than 220 guests who commemorated CCM’s first Thomas Burk, Dir. of Human Resources Your generosity helps us maintain our ranking as one of New Jer- and Labor Relations four decades while looking ahead to many more years of academic sey’s premier educational institutions. excellence and service to our community. County College of Morris Foundation Joseph T. Vitale, Vice President Katie A. Olsen, Director of Development

Board of Directors Gil Zweig, President Glenbrook Technologies, Inc. Edward J. Yaw, Ed.D. Joseph T. Vitale Everton Scott, Vice President Public Service Electric and Gas Company President, County College of Morris Vice President, CCM Foundation Richard Ricca, Treasurer Verizon New Jersey Bonnie Murphy, Secretary & Faculty Representative County College of Morris Marilyn Ayres A New Face For Fundraising County College of Morris (Ret.) Last year, we observed CCM’s 40th Anniversary and 40,000th graduate – milestones highlighting all that this college has meant, not only Carol Fitzpatrick United Parcel Service to our students, but to the community at large. You are an important part of our success. Your gifts to the CCM Foundation allow us to Dr. John Gorman continue our tradition of academic excellence. Monies raised each year support numerous programs and more than 90 scholarships and County College of Morris (Ret.) awards. In fact, with your help, the Foundation provided over $200,000 in scholarships last year. With our economy changing rapidly, Thomas Hayes CCM will be a significant resource for thousands of students who need to begin their academic careers at an institution offering New Jersey Natural Gas Company Edward Nelson an outstanding education at affordable prices. To support those efforts, the CCM Foundation will need to dramatically increase McGivney & Kluger, PC our level of community support. This fall, we will begin that effort by implementing new and creative ways to Eileen Paragano reach our donors by keeping them informed of new programs, activities and events at the college and within Laura Rimmer the Foundation. We will reach out to more alumni and friends through increased publications such International Trade Center Alliance as this twice-a-year newsletter. We’ve just launched a new CCM website: www.ccm.edu featur- Wanda Sims Novartis, Inc. ing new Foundation pages. This year, we’ll add an online giving capability. Alumni will be an Ruth Wilson integral part of our annual appeal, letting fellow alumni know what a CCM education has TD Bank meant to them. Finally, a phonathon will feature our current students. All this will help Foundation Staff us achieve our long-range goal of raising $1 million a year. And so, if you receive a Colleen McArdle, Coordinator of Special Events letter or a call from our students, please consider a gift and renew your support. Trish McGrath, Executive Administrative Assistant Your help will assure that CCM remains in the top-tier of community colleges not Susan Ulversoy, Office Assistant only in New Jersey, but throughout the U.S. Annual Fund Review 2008-2009

Total Contributions and Revenue

100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 900,000 1,000,000

2009 $760,668 2008/2009 Donors Amount Alumni $25,971 2008 $1,022,469 Organizations/Foundations 246,010 CCM Trustees 130,370 2007 $526,019 Foundation Board 12,336

2006 $1,109,598 Corporate 200,528 Friends 107,095 2005 $437,783 Internal 38,358

Total Giving: $760,668 2004 $477,453 Your Gifts At Work

2003 $492,333

Scholarships - $203,095 Events - $144,625 2002 $325,410

2001 $409,700 Unrestricted - $18,684

2000 $291,049 Endowment - $1,040

1999 $244,394 Programs - $393,224

Thanks to the generous support of hundreds of donors, and the individual support (internal and dedicated work of the CCM Foundation staff, our Board of Di- external) added to corporate giv- rectors and the Trustees of the college, the CCM Foundation en- ing, foundation grants, bequests and joyed a very successful year in 2008-2009. More than $760,000 was special events accounted for the remain- raised in gifts and pledges between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009. This der of total giving. As always, the Foundation, year’s special focus was the successful completion of our two-year campaign for a on behalf of the college and its Board of Trustees, is new Planetarium. The vast majority of the $393,224 raised for programs was dedicated to grateful for the support of our many donors over the year past. The the new Madeline D. and Joseph J. Longo Planetarium, which will open in late 2009 or strong commitment of our alumni and the community at large allows CCM to continue early 2010. Our scholarship program was the beneficiary of $203,095 raised. Outstanding to provide an outstanding educational experience for our students.

Foundation Raises Support for CCM Programs

Teen Arts Festival 2009 pany, the Blanche and Irving Laurie Foundation, Mr. Wil­lard Hedden, the Provident Bank Foundation, Marotta Controls Inc., TD Bank, Mr. Adopt-A-Chair Gil Zweig, Pfizer Inc., the Morris County League of Municipalities, and Support M.U. and Professor Marilyn Ayres, Professor Robert Gebhardt, and Peter and Mar­garet Terrafranca. CCM’s Performing Arts Over the past 37 years, the planetarium at the County College of Morris has hosted more than 250,000 visitors, about 14,000 a year. Most are Do you love the performing arts children between the ages of 6 and 10 from schools throughout northern and want to help CCM? Now New Jersey. For them, a visit to the plane­tarium is an important enhance- you can create a lasting tribute ment of their science curriculum. However, the original projection system to the performing and cultural was beginning to fail and replacement parts have become increasingly dif- arts program at CCM through ficult to obtain. In addition, the planetarium theater seating was in need our Adopt-A-Chair campaign. of repair and the sound and lighting system needed upgrading as well. Choose to name an individual The new planetarium, which is slated to open later this year, will also seat, two seats, or a row of seats feature enhanced soundproofing, expanded seating (96 seats replacing in the recently renovated Dragon- the original planetarium’s 81), a new entrance and improved wheelchair Our annual tribute to arts education, the 20th Annual Teen Arts Festival, etti Auditorium, home of CCM’s accessibility. A grand opening and donor recognition event is being was held at CCM on May 19. Hosted by the Division of Corporate and performing arts and cultural pro- planned for later this year. grams. Each “adopted” chair will Community Programs, the event promotes the talents of area middle- permanently display an attractive and high-school students in the fields of dance, theater, film, instrumen- plaque that will recognize the do- tal and vocal music, creative writing and the visual arts. This year, more Charitable Gift Annuities: nor as a special supporter of the than 1,000 students from 22 school districts participated. The festival is arts at CCM. Plaques can recog- made possible through school fees and a generous grant from the Arts A New Way to Give to CCM nize a donor, honor an individual Council of Morris Area. This year, grant funding was also received from Would you like to give a charitable gift that provides you with a lifetime for an anniversary, (a graduation, The Daily Record. of income? The County College of Morris Founda­tion has launched a for example) or it can be inscribed Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) program that allows alumni and other to memorialize a loved one. friends of CCM to do just that. A CGA is a simple agreement between a Planetarium Update donor and the CCM Foundation. You can fund it with cash or transfer se- A number of chairs are available curities, mutual fund shares or other property into a CGA and the annu- throughout the auditorium. Cen- Thanks to the generous support from many friends, plans for the new ity will pay you fixed interest income for life. The interest rates are based ter section chairs are available Madeline D. and Joseph J. Longo Planetarium at CCM are underway. on your age at the time you sign on and are set by the American Council for a donation of $300; chairs in Nadasky Kopelson Associates of Morristown, N.J. has been chosen as the on Gift Annuities. You may also choose to name another person, such as either side section are $250; and architectural firm. The DigiStar SP/SP4 projection equipment has been a spouse, to receive payments with you. chairs in the upper level of the ordered and college administrators are looking at an opening date for theater are $200. the new facility by year’s end. “A Charitable Gift Annuity is one of the easiest and most popular forms of planned giving,” said Joseph Vitale, Vice President of the CCM Founda- If you are interested in adopt- With the lead gift from the Longos of Mor­ristown, fundraising for the tion. “It’s a simple arrangement that gives you the satisfaction of making a ing a chair in the Dragonetti Au­ project has reached $608,275, exceeding the original goal for the project generous gift to CCM that benefits you now and the college in the future.” ditorium, please visit the Foun- of $250,000. In addition to the gift from the Longos, the planetarium dation’s website at www.ccm. has re­ceived generous support from the National Aeronautics and Space If you are interested in learning more about the CCM Charitable Gift Annu- edu/foundation and click on the Administration, the Emil Buehler Foundation, New Jersey Natural Gas, ity – or would like a free illustration of what your Gift annuity would look Adopt-A-Chair link. Or call (973) the Hyde & Watson Foundation, Public Service Electric and Gas Com- like – please contact Joseph Vitale at 973-328-5061 or [email protected]. 328-5058. CCM Scholarships Why I Give to CCM

• NAME: Republican Women Edward Nelson, ‘72 Raise Funds for Scholarship • PROFESSION: Chief Operating Officer for McGivney & On March 30, the Morris County Women’s Republican Club held its annual Kluger, PC, a law firm of over sixty attor- scholarship dinner at the Meadow Wood Manor. Some 90 participants – the neys currently serving clients from nine event’s largest crowd ever – turned out to memorialize members who had passed office locations throughout the northeast. away the prior year, to celebrate their lives, and to raise funds for the club’s en- dowed scholarship at CCM. This year’s event raised net proceeds of $4,714 for the • VALUED MOST ABOUT TIME AT CCM: Morris County Women’s Republican Club Scholarship. The scholarship supports The ability to participate in extra curricular activities refined full-time and part-time students majoring in public administration or public my leadership skills, which I continue to use today. administration management. By doing so, the Women’s Republican Club hopes • FAVORITE CCM MEMORIES: to inspire young people to a life of public service. This year’s winner, Alessandra The opportunity to play ice hockey and serve as club president DeJesus, was a first year student majoring in public administration who plans to while receiving a first rate education. (Ed also coached the CCM Scholarship award winner Alessandra DeJesus thanks transfer to a four-year college and eventually pursue a law degree. Over the years, the Morris County Women’s Republican Club for this ice hockey team from 1974 to 1979 and from 1990 to 2000.) year’s scholarship award. more than $40,000 has been raised for this endowed scholarship. • WHY I GIVE TO CCM: I support CCM because of everything it has afforded me in Special Events my life and career. My CCM education laid the foundation for my bachelor’s and subsequent master’s degree, which I have used in various high level leadership positions. In addition, I have stayed involved over the years coaching the 40th Anniversary Gala Raises $64,695 hockey team on campus and I am currently a Foundation Board member. I give back because I am proud to be a part The 40th Anniversary County College of Morris Gala, held on April 24 at the Hyatt-Mor- of such a great school. ristown, was a star-studded event that celebrated four decades of the college’s service to the community and raised a “net” of $64,695 for the general scholarship fund. Among the attendees was former New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, who also served as the Honorary Chair of the 40th Anniversary celebration and Legacy Society joined more than 220 guests for the cocktail hour. Governor Kean also deliv- ered the Gala’s opening remarks. Along with college President Edward J. Yaw, The spirit of philanthropy endures forever . . . college trustees, administrators and foundation board members were other The following individuals have generously provided distinguished guests: Congress- bequests to the CCM Foundation in their wills: man Rodney Frelinghuysen, Morris County Freeholder Director Gene Helen M. Bauer* Feyl, Freeholders Jack Shrier and Bill Chegwidden, and Bill Primus, CEO of the Urban League of Morris County. Catherine and Dominic A. Bencivenga

During the event, guests bid on more than 60 si- Nelson C. Doland, Jr.* lent auction items that included jewelry, tickets to Broadway shows and resort packages. The silent Richard and Ula Jonassen auction raised nearly $14,000, and a raffle added an Dean Malanga additional $10,500 toward the evening’s proceeds.

During the awards presentation that preceded Walter and Carol McDonald the dinner, special 40th Anniversary awards were Roz Nadel* presented to Walter and Carol McDonald of Newton, N.J. for their philanthropy and support William Pomerantz, M.D.* Clockwise from top; Award winners W. of the Performing Arts program, to W. Thomas Thomas Margetts, Professor Robert Geb- hardt, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDonald Margetts of New Vernon, N.J. for 20 years of ser- Muriel Roberts with Foundation Vice President Joseph vice on both the college and Foundation boards, Vitale. and to Professor Robert Gebhardt, for 40 years of Eleanor Rockefeller* teaching excellence. Kathleen Sheffield* CCM Golf Outing at N.J.’s No. 1 Public Course Carl Vogt* As this issue of our newsletter went to press, the Foundation was preparing for our 2009 CCM Golf Outing, to be held Linda M. Willetts* on September 21. Once again, the site for our tournament is the Knoll West Country Club in Parsippany, N.J., which has been named by Golf Digest magazine as the number one public golf course in New Jersey. Created by famed de- *Deceased signer Charles Banks in 1920, the Knoll West is a par 70 course featuring 6,752 yards of majestic, tree-lined fairways and challenging greens. Last year’s event attracted more than 100 golfers and “netted” more than $17,000 for CCM’s General Scholarship Fund. The 2009 outing introduced a new feature: the first CCM Corporate Challenge, which is CCM Foundation Going Green open to all foursomes that register at the Presenting Sponsor, Ace or Eagle level. Awards will be presented for best team In an effort to be environmentally conscious – and to save the “low net” and best team “low gross.” Members of each winning team will receive individual trophies and their names cost of paper and postage – the County College of Morris Founda- and organization affiliations will appear in a press release issued after the event. tion is moving to “e-newsletters” and “e-news.” This will allow us to communicate with you more quickly, updating you on Foun- dation news and other matters of interest regarding CCM. So, if Other News you’d like to receive your communication from us electronically, please provide the following information:

Summer Academy ______Thanks to support from Alcoa Inc. and Bank of America, CCM was able Name to offer its Summer Academy for the 17th year, this time for students from Dover High School. The two-week program is intended to instill a love of learning and a knowledge of business concepts in students from the Mor- ______Street ristown and Dover areas. This year’s program featured 19 students under the direction of program director Professor Alexis Thurman and focused on the theme of aviation, which was woven throughout the curriculum. Students ______learned about airplanes, the history of flight, careers in aviation and flight City State Zip simulation. The course ended with students flying their own computer-driv- en model planes around the CCM campus. ______Email CCM Celebrates Seniors ______On May 29, Community and Professional Programs hosted the annual CCM Optional 2nd Email Celebrates Seniors conference for 215 senior citizens. This year’s co-sponsors included Atlantic Health, and the Morris County Division of Aging, Disabilities and Veterans. After a continental Please mail to: County College of Morris Foundation, 214 Center breakfast, the group enjoyed a keynote presentation by Professor Mark Washburne, Associate Professor of History and Grove Road, Randolph, NJ 07869-2086, or simply e-mail the in- Political Science, entitled “Lincoln Bicentennial Birthday Celebration.” formation above to: [email protected] CCM Foundation Honor Roll of Donors July 2008 - June 2009

Trustees/ Valerie Trabold Victor Miller Kathleen Horan Kathy DeFillippo Corporation/ International Flavors Foundation Jacqueline Vnencak Carole Mills James Hunt Oliver Emerson Foundation/ & Fragrances, Inc. Board of Directors Drew Von Tish and Felice Mirsky Dr. William Hunter Matthew Espinoza Organizations Lusamer Auto Body Corp. Christine Staver I Jodie Mix Jeffrey Jones Amy and John Esposito MetLife Foundation Founder’s Club Debbie Wickham Robert Moran Alex Kucsma Patrick Felicetta Founder’s Club Network for Good Joseph and Madeline Longo Ann E. Clark Foundation Michael Zmachinski William and Janet Morgan Dr. Stephen Levy Cordelia Fuller Pfizer, Inc. Atlantic Health System Rios’ Engraving Benefactor’s Club Donor’s Club Madelyn Mulvihill John McKendry Jennifer Hedden Blanche and The Mundrane Family Trust M.U. and Marilyn Ayres Ralph Albano James Murphy Loretta McLaughlin James Henderson Irving Laurie Foundation A Washington Family Medicine PC Larry and Eileen Paragano Anthony Allgood William Murray Joan Monaghan Karen Heyer Emil Buehler Perpetual Trust John Necina Katie and Bryan Olsen Elizabeth Holdsworth Trustee’s Club James Althoff John and Mary Linda Foundation Eleanor Nester Ronald Prentice Suzanne Johnson In-Kind Donations Carole M. Harper John and Adele Amerspek Marotta Controls, Inc. Robert and Freda Niebergall Dr. Charles Secolsky Diane Kafel Charles and Elaine Johnson Faith Amoroso New Jersey Natural Gas Company Alumni Activities Sandra Norman Jack Sullivan Adam Kandil William and Diane Anders Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. American Animal Hospital Bonnie Ann Murphy A I Marie Anderson Rosemarie Novelli-Salyer Alexis Thurman William Krais Provident Bank Foundation Arthur’s Tavern Stanley T. Omland Phyllis Aquino Evelyn O’Brien Sheri Ventura Nicole Lare Public Service Electric & Gas Co. Ashley Furniture Gil and Claire Zweig Erik Aronson Stephen O’Connor Gregory Wardlow Lisa Lashway Avenues in Leather David Artuso Jerry Olivo Scott Williams Helen Lori Benefactor’s Club Awakening Point Yoga Studio President’s Club Jeanette Ormiston Thomas Lyness Delta Dental of NJ, Inc. I Joseph Ascenzo Donor’s Club Bensi of Denville Dr. John and Lois Gorman Joseph Ortu John Mania Hackettstown Margaret Babcock Kenneth Albiston Regional Medical Center Bickford Theatre Marcia Ousley Alison McHose Titan’s Club Anna Bahr Joan Brueche Margetts Foundation Black River Barn Restaurant Sandra Geiger John Palmieri Ellen Meacham Tom Barnish Angela Calabria Morris County Bollinger Insurance A Diana Palumbo Leon Moreau Donald and Carol Fitzpatrick Doris Baruch Arlene Cervenka League of Municipalities Bowling Green Golf Club Dr. Kathleen Serafino Carol Beck Rocco Pandone Robert Musser Brundage Park Playhouse I Diane Davis Nisivoccia and Company I Catherine Peirano Margaret Nicolais Dr. Joseph and Gloria Weisberg Floyd Beebe Grace Duvel Paragano Family Foundation Burrini’s Olde World Market John and Karen Pela Rocco and Sandra Nobile Theresa Berkheimer Kathryn Edwards Picatinny Federal Credit Union Business Furniture, Inc. Donor’s Club Dorothy Phillips Robert Noone Roy and Elizabeth Evans Sunita Bhargava George Faro Picatinny Innovation Center Cablevision Deborah Pippin Dennis O’Connor Laura Rimmer A Paula Bisceglia Peggy Feld TD Bank, N.A. Capitol Lighting Fred Plechata Harry Oslislo Ralph and Rita Boe Dorothy Foote The RBA Group Barbara Capsouras I Janet Porsche Carol Palermo Ildiko Boer Linda Freeman United Parcel Service Carol A. Fitzpatrick Alumni Marion Prata Samuel Parkinson Jason Bonafede Pam Freund Verizon Carole M. Harper Anna Pucciarelli Louise Paterson Trustee’s Club Roberta Bopp Mary Hapgood Casa De Pasta Daren Cortese Vivian Rambusek John Pecoraro Trustee’s Club Liv Boschen Dr. Rita Heller CCM Bookstore Xavier Gonzalez I Damon Richards R. Putman ASCO Jessie Bruzaud Dr. Dorothy Hollowell CCM Gourmet Club Antoinette Rinehart Joan Rielly James Quinn Business Furniture, Inc. Stacey Bryant Leo-Felix Jurado Chartwells Linda Willetts I Rolando Rios Calvin Roth College of St. Elizabeth Esperanza Cain Sharon Kapica Cheese Block Deli & Catering Laura Riva Frank Ruggiero Daily Record President’s Club Auvril Campbell Dr. Kevin Keefe Clearview Cinemas Elaine Sandberg Douglas Sanborn ExxonMobil Foundation Earle and Cottie Benson M. Rose Carpenter Veronica Kelly Community Theatre Concepta Savage The Honorable Jack Schrier Fairleigh Dickinson University James and Leanne Holcomb Sandra Castellano Martha Korovich of Morristown William Schaible Barney and Pat Snyder Glenbrook Technologies Inc. Kevin MacMillan Phyllis Chanda Gladys Licker Copeland Restaurant Paul Schmolke Carol Spencer Grafas Painting Contractors at Westin Governor Morris Domenico Regina Geraldine Clifford Luiz Martinez NancyMarie Schwinn Robert Tiefenbacher Grass Roots Turf Products, Inc. County College of Morris Gertrude Smith Roxanne Coffey Helen Mastrobuoni Barbara Scruggs Rose Anne Travaglia IDS Interior Design Society Crystal Springs & Minerals Spa Bruce Colombo Roger McCoach Titan’s Club David Seaman Joann Vancuren InSitech, Inc. Culinary Ventures Vending Maryann Comer James McLoughlin Concetta Cantelmo I Carol Shay I Ted Vogtman Johnson & Johnson Curves of Randolph Karen Costello Elaine Morgan Barbara and John Capsouras I Paul Shnyder Daniel Wolf McEnerney, Brady DePasquale the Spa Roseann D’Andrea Karyn Norberg James Chegwidden I Jennie Shui Mary Wolf & Company, LLC Disney Theatrical Group Frank DeAngelis Mary Parker Royal Garms Deborah Sietz Barbara Woodhull Morris County Eccola Italian Bistro Garry Della-Calce Frank Parrillo Police Chief’s Association Mathew Goin I Robert Simon Margaret Wright Estetica Hair Design Jennie DeNaro Ron Pluskota Nadaskay Kopelson Architects Karl Marek Jane Smith Alan Zhou Famished Frog Pascal Depalma Mary Ellen Poh Net Access Corp Anthony Maurella Jack Solomon Fast Frame Patrick DeWald Laurie Quinn Donor’s Club NJ Assn of Public Accountants William McElroy Mauricio Soto Fenwick Group, LLC Panera Bread Ellen Dietlein Rita Ragany-Bayer Marguerite Adams Olnick-Fisher Ralph Meloro Ronald Sova Frank Anthony Salon & Spa Elizabeth Digiorgi Noel Robinson Rachel Addonizio Development Associates Edward Nelson Damian Spilman Sandra Geiger Vincent DiMatteo Michelle Roe Rosemarie Agostini Omland Engineering Edward Nunn Betty Lee Squire Gerlach Jewelers Andrew Domanowski Doreen Sabella Helen Allen Associates, Inc. Richard Portine Kathy Storm John and Lois Gorman Nicholas Donatone Denise Schmidt Gail Avery Rockefeller Group Richard and Joanne Schwarz Gabriela Strelec Development Corporation Grasshopper off the Green David Dunn Roxanne Smith Peter Bacchioni Jean Snopkowski John Taylor Ronetco Supermarkets, Inc. Hamilton Park Executive Conf. Ctr. John Durish Lynn Tegethoff-Jovic Barbara Batsch Leroy and Edith Varga Laurisa Telesh Schindler Elevator Corp. Hanover Marriott Hotel Michael Egan Dennis and Susan Ulversoy Kelly Bauer Kelly Toohey Shauger Property Services, Inc. Hyatt Morristown Patron’s Club Douglas Erwine Dr. Gail Watson Dominic and Catherine Hazel Trivisonno Vogel, Chait, Collins & Schneider Il Michaelangelo John Andrews John Fank Richard Watt Bencivenga Robert Tweedus Janjua Facial Spa Ralph Artigliere Donna Faranetta J. 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Janice Biggs Paper Mill Playhouse Michael Daley Jean Ellen Hall Joseph Zaleski Congressman William Paterson University Willard and Betty Hedden Paradise Nail Artistry Sylvia D’Aprix Arthur and Adrienne Hamm Sabino Zarro Rodney Frelinghuysen Roger Hill Titan’s Club Eileen Paragano Virginia DeLalla Debra Handsman Mary Gray Francis (Bud) Jones Bank of America Park Avenue Club Eamon Doherty Robert Havas Internal Phyllis Green Ronald Kevitz Capital One Bank Parsippany Hilton John Fox Shirley Henderson Donna Hansbury Benefactor’s Club Mark Murphy Chubb & Son Pelican Sport Center, Inc. Steven Grabicki Karen Hoff Elizabeth Polen John Hendricks Cindy Zimmerman CMX Community Foundation Philip T. Santiago William Hoffmann Eileen Hoffman Norma Hill Dr. Robert and Kay Zufall E-Tomic General Contracting Inc. Plum Benefits Richard Hugg William and Madeline Holmes Trustee’s Club James and Roselynd Hughes Robert Gebhardt Ferrisphere Inc. Prospect Tavern Johanna Idelberger Ana Holst President’s Club Judy Iradi Sam and Louise Olshan Garden Savings Public Service Electric & Gas Co. Phyllis Irwin Lyndon and Deborah Hooper S. Jervis Brinton Jeremy Jedynak Federal Credit Union Sara Pfaffenroth Charles and Noel Robinson Maria Isaza I Mark Hopkins John Dorsey Evelyn Justesen Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey Dr. Bette Simmons Rockaway Hilton Garden Inn Michelle Jahn Joyce Ish Eric Duncan Amanda Kellenberger HACBM Architects Peter and Margaret Terrafranca Romantico Patricia Jasinkiewicz Jane Israel Richard Horn Jon Klejmont Engineers Planners, LLC Karen VanDerhoof Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Lynn Johnson Bernice Jacob Donald Lepore Mildred Kubik Heritage Community Bank Dr. Edward Yaw and Karen Milne Dr. Philip Santiago Margaret Kellogg Michael Johnson Patricia Maynard Robert Liegner J.H. 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Loveys Family Les Armour Kathleen Sheridan Charitable Foundation Paula Raimondo Walter Maier Edward Pomianoski Trustee’s Club: Cassie Avirom Susan Tietjen Randolph Diner Lisa Rodenbaugh John Makosky Drs. Charles and Noel Robinson $1,000-$4,999 Darrin Rogers Cindy Makowski Robert and Sarah Barber Jane Tiger Richards & Summers, Inc. Vincent and Jane Rufino President’s Club: Rose Mandala Janina Boesch Adolph Tischler Solix Inc. 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