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(l. to r.): Theresa Messenger ’18, Ja’Von Nelson ’18, Malia Waltman ’19, Dr. Lewis E. Thayne, Marcus Brown ’19, and Adam Filbert ’18
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Dear Alumni, Parents, and Friends, On any given day at Lebanon Valley College, you will find students working side-by-side with faculty to develop puncture-resistant surgical gloves and analyze nail polish samples to aid crime scene investigations. You will see students and faculty collaborating with members of the local community to educate the public on the opioid epidemic. And you will meet students who have audited the financial statements of multimillion-dollar organizations, helped athletes recover from injury, and secured internships in technology—all while maintaining a rigorous academic schedule and participating in athletics, the arts and music, and campus life and leadership. We are a community of purpose. Our students aspire in what they do on campus and what they hope to accomplish in their lives. We in turn prepare students for success as they move from one opportunity to the next. Soon, several exciting new initiatives will become part of the significant value LVC offers to its students, their families, and the region we serve. In the months ahead, the College will introduce new resources to help every student make thoughtful and effective choices along the path to the future. Career services will align its work with our developmental educational model, the Constellation LVC curriculum, and academic advising to assist students in acquiring the hard and soft skills employers and graduate and professional schools seek. Students will build compelling résumés, secure internships, and choose the academic pathways that fit their needs, interests, and professional goals. A strategic approach to partnerships will enhance and expand the College’s educational impact. The region is rich with businesses and organizations in fields and industries that are appealing to graduates and vital to the economy and wellbeing of the community. These organizations seek the world-ready employees LVC produces. We are increasing our efforts to build mutually beneficial and multifaceted partnerships that will give students professional experiences and built-in networks. Through shared efforts that include research, educating across age groups, volunteering, and cultural activities, LVC will do even more to improve the quality of life and outcomes of those living in the region. This includes expanding our service to adult students and online learners. LVC has provided educational programs for adult learners since its early days, with master of arts, master of science, and certificate programs offered as early as 1869. Such programs were particularly strong in the 1950s and continued in additional off-site locations into the late 1990s. Today, a growing number of adult learners seek to advance in or change careers, better provide for their families, and broaden their impact on the world. We will soon offer additional high-quality master’s degrees, undergraduate degree completion programs, and certificate programs delivered fully or partially online to serve this population, in keeping with our commitment to student and graduate success. LVC has been one of the first and finest to offer a thorough, broad, and rigorous curriculum combined with experiential learning opportunities and enhanced by a mentoring mindset. The world needs us, our region needs us, and our students need us. Thank you to all those who have given their time, talent, and resources in support of Lebanon Valley College. Your contributions help transform students’ aspirations into reality. Warmly,
Lewis E. Thayne, Ph.D. President
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Who are the people outside your family who have had the most positive impact on your life? For Lebanon Valley College students, it’s the high school teachers who helped steer them to The Valley. It’s the favorite professors, coaches, and staff members who mentor them and encourage them to be their best. In addition, it’s the alumni and friends of the College who make an LVC education valuable in so many ways, from supporting student-faculty research to providing internship and job-shadowing experiences that lead to professional success, scholarships that create access, and gifts for beautiful and technologically advanced facilities that create collaborative and rigorous learning opportunities, along with career preparation. Here are four stories of alumni who—through their generosity—are now helping the next generation of Dutchmen achieve their aspirations by forging opportunities that cross generations and continents.
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CROSSCONTINENTAL ASPIRATIONS When Richard D. Wong ’77 left his parents behind in Hong Kong to study business administration and economics at Lebanon Valley College, his parents wanted a little insurance—a nearby watchful eye. They called on LVC’s campus chaplain, the late Rev. Dr. James O. Bemesderfer ’36, who had been a seminary classmate of Wong’s father and was still a trusted friend despite the distance between them. “Dr. B. took his responsibility very diligently and treated me like his son,” Wong says. “He treated me with kindness and loving care. He kept me straight, and I truly appreciated it.” Today Wong is vice president for advancement at the Union Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, Va., and has dedicated his career to raising funds to help others succeed. He sees daily how scholarships make transformative opportunities possible. “I know exactly how much it costs to operate an institution and how much students benefit from scholarships,” Wong says. “I received financial aid at Lebanon Valley, and I realize how important it is.” In June 2017, Wong made a commitment to establish The Rev. Dr. James O. Bemesderfer Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund to support a student of good character and academic standing who has demonstrated financial need. “What better way to remember Dr. B. and perpetuate his dedication to Lebanon Valley?” Wong asks. “My hope is that other alumni from the ’70s era who appreciated Dr. B. may stand up and contribute to the scholarship fund too. It’s not about me—it’s about honoring a man who helped me and so many other students succeed.”
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Your generous gifts… ALUMNI
A NNUA L VICKROY SOCIET Y
PARTI CI PATI O N ALUMNI DONORS A 3 -Y E A R
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NEW ANNUAL AND ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS THE ALMOND TREE ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND (annual) Established by: JonnaLynn Knauer Mandelbaum, B.S.N., M.P.H., Ph.D., ’69 Purpose: Provide support to a student of high promise but limited financial means from sub-Saharan Africa. THE DR. LOY AND ROSE MARIE AWKERMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (annual and endowed) Established by: David C. Delozier P’06 and Lisa A. Delozier P’06 Purpose: Provide support to a student with good academic standing, good character, and demonstrated financial need. THE ROBERTA GABLE REED STUDENT RESEARCH FUND (annual and endowed) Established by: Dr. Roberta G. Reed ’67 Purpose: Provide financial support to a student engaged in faculty-guided research in either the physical or biological sciences, with preference given to chemistry and biochemistry. THE RICH SIMINGTON ’68 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (endowed) Established by: Jeremy Simington Purpose: Provide support to a student with good academic standing, good character, and demonstrated financial need. THE VERY NICE SCHOLARSHIP (annual) Established by: Chris Bauer ’09 and Jennifer Cronin ’11 Purpose: Provide support to a freshman with volunteer experience and demonstrated financial need. THE KLINEDINST-GRACE ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND (annual and endowed) Established by: Dr. Richard E. Klinedinst ’62 and Suzanne K. Klinedinst ’62 Purpose: Provide support to a junior or senior student pursuing a musicrelated major, particularly a student studying either organ, clarinet, and/or saxophone.
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+250 DONOR-FUNDED SCHOLARSHIPS
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COMPETING ON 25 AT H L E T I C T E A M S INCLUDING FOUR-TIME SOF TBALL ALLAMERICAN AND NCA A RECORD HOLDER , SAMMY BOST ’ 17, D’ 19
HIGH PERFORMING CULTURE 11 RESEARCH
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CROSS-GENERATIONAL ASPIRATIONS Even before her days as a student at LVC, Linda J. Evans ’83 had an adventurous spirit and curious mindset. Therefore, it wasn’t surprising that soon after earning her private pilot’s license, she decided to enter cross-country airplane races [including a top 10 finish one year]—and head back to school a fourth time to learn airplane mechanics. Evans’ sense of adventure is all her own, but she credits her parents and Frank Stachow, late LVC professor of music, for helping her succeed in a career that enabled her to pursue the open skies in her free time. Evans originally intended to major in music at LVC. However, Stachow convinced her to add a math major as well. That major became the foundation for later degrees from Temple and Villanova, and a fulfilling career in pharmaceuticals. “The idea of studying math had never crossed my mind, so Frank changed the whole course of my life,” she says. Evans was a senior director at Pfizer in 2015 when she established the Bob and June Evans Scholarship to honor her parents. Her $65,000 endowment was boosted by a
(l. to r.): Linda J. Evans ’83, Brittany Fleisher ’17, and Bob Evans
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$35,000 Pfizer contribution to the scholarship awarded to students who participate in at least two student activities and who have financial need and good academic standing. In 2017, Brittany Fleisher ’17 became the scholarship’s first recipient. “Brittany’s involved, she’s dedicated,” Evans says. “Hopefully, the scholarship will help her achieve a dream and give her a better chance at success. I want students to see they really can do anything, and they shouldn’t be afraid to try anything. That’s why the scholarship is geared toward students who are actively involved—I want them to live their lives and get involved in the College and the broader community.” Evans also hopes her contributions—including a $75,000 pledge toward the Jeanne and Edward H. Arnold Health Professions Pavilion—inspire other LVC alumni to become involved. “Lebanon Valley doesn’t have a huge alumni base, so what I do has a much greater impact than it would at a large school with numerous alumni,” Evans says. “At Lebanon Valley, every alumnus can make a difference.”
RESEARCH ASPIRATIONS When Dr. Roberta Reed ’67 was thinking about going to college, she happened to flip through a magazine at a neighbor’s house listing the nation’s top 50 college science programs. In it: Lebanon Valley College. “I thought Lebanon Valley’s chemistry program was the strongest,” she says. “I received a competitive scholarship—a full-tuition scholarship—and it helped.” Dr. Reed parlayed her LVC chemistry degree into a 30-year career at Bassett Healthcare, where she retired as a research biochemist and laboratory director. Although she went on to earn postgraduate degrees at Wesleyan University and completed a fellowship at the University of North Carolina, Dr. Reed chose her first alma mater when she decided to fund student research. “Lebanon Valley is an institution where people care about each other, where undergraduate students are the primary focus,” she says. “The College is anchored by its values and commitment to developing programs oriented to helping students grow and become successful.”
In March 2017, Dr. Reed established The Roberta Gable Reed Student Research Fund in honor of her 50th Reunion. The fund offers a stipend for faculty-guided student research in the physical or biological sciences—an opportunity she valued while an undergraduate at LVC and later passed on to student-interns at Bassett. When she retired, she wanted to continue giving students real-world research opportunities. “Classroom learning is different from what you do out in the world as a scientist. You can learn from a book, but that doesn’t give you the same sense of what a career in science is like,” Dr. Reed says. “My experience as a student anchored me to lab work and made me feel at home interacting with other professionals.” She hopes her gift will spur others looking for ways to transform education. “I did this to help one person at a time,” Dr. Reed says. “You can’t minimize the impact of a scholarship. If many people are helped because someone gave them an opportunity, maybe they will do that for someone else too.”
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NRG Controls signed on as presenting sponsor of LVC Homecoming from 2017 through 2019, joining other business and community leaders choosing LVC event sponsorship [see sidebar]. Franklin likes the idea of promoting a memorable experience that puts NRG’s name front and center to alumni who are now in or climbing toward leadership roles across many industries. “LVC has a successful group of graduates who move into high levels in their fields,” Franklin says. “So any advertising we do to that group at an event is positive. That kind of advertising to a broad clientele is something we’ve found to be very productive.” Franklin, who studied biology at LVC, was attracted to its highly regarded science programs. Today, he appreciates the clear advantages of the problem-solving and critical-thinking skills he learned at LVC— skills, he says, that transverse all disciplines. By sponsoring Homecoming events, Franklin says, NRG Controls makes a statement about its partners’ commitment to local communities. Personally, the sponsorship made returning to LVC for Homecoming 2017 even more meaningful.
(l. to r.): Gabriel, Jay ’97, and India Franklin
BUSINESS ASPIRATIONS Jayanth “Jay” Franklin ’97 wasn’t aware that his alma mater had recently begun offering opportunities for businesses to sponsor Lebanon Valley College events. That is, until he ran into his neighbor, Doug Yingst P’01, who also happens to be LVC’s director of corporate relations and athletic giving and men’s assistant ice hockey coach. Franklin was immediately intrigued about the thought of his company, NRG Controls Inc., collaborating with The Valley. Franklin, vice president of NRG Controls, has many responsibilities, including developing strategies that harness emerging and existing technologies to increase his clients’ operational and energy efficiency. He saw the strategic benefits of sponsoring LVC events while also supporting his alma mater.
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“The sponsorship brought my whole LVC experience and life experience full circle,” he says. “There was a real sense of pride coming back and seeing our name at the College. It gave me a ‘job well done’ kind of feeling.”
Please contact Matthew Weaver, director of development, at 717-867-6440 or mweaver@lvc.edu to learn more about the variety of ways your generosity can help the next generation of Valley graduates achieve their dreams.
Jay Franklin ’97 was the first LVC alumnus to sponsor a College event or activity, but several others quickly followed, including: Natalie Taylor Kratzer ’02, Financial Advisor, Thrivent Financial Doug MacCormack ’04, Vice President, Financial Advisor, Fulton Financial Advisors Ryan S. Redner ’99, President and Chief Executive Officer, Redner’s Markets Inc.
2016–2017 LEADERSHIP GIVING SOCIETIES Thank you for your gift to Lebanon Valley College. From the day of its founding in 1866, the College has benefited from the extraordinary generosity of those who believed in the transformative power of its mission. The financial support of our donors makes it possible for our students to learn from the best faculty, experience innovative and engaging learning opportunities, and prepare to be global citizens who are ready for the careers and challenges that will unfold in front of them. Your support is appreciated. Please visit www.lvc.edu/our-donors to see a list of ALL donors during 2016-2017.
THE LAUREATE SOCIETY The Laureate Society was established to recognize those individuals whose extraordinary gifts to Lebanon Valley College, made during their lifetime or posthumously, total $1,000,000 or more. It is with much gratitude that we acknowledge these generous benefactors. John B. Allwein ’56 Edward H. Arnold H’87 and Jeanne Donlevy Arnold H’08 Vernon Bishop and Doris Bishop William F. Brossman, Jemina Brossman, and Family Adelaide Sanders Burgner ’43 D. Clark Carmean H’85 and Edna Jenkins Carmean ’59, H’85 Dale W. Garber ’18, H’59 and Ellen M. Garber
Howard F. Lebegern ’49 and Margaret L. Lebegern Parke H. Lutz and Cecil B.R. Lutz Bruce R. Rismiller ’59 and Janet Blank Rismiller ’59 Suzanne H. Schrotberger H’96 Albert Watson H’61 and Naomi Watson Elizabeth Kreiser Weisburger ’44, H’89 Harlan R. Wengert H’87 and Nancy N. Wengert
LIFETIME VICKROY ASSOCIATES OF THE THOMAS RHYS VICKROY SOCIETY Lifetime Vickroy Associates are members of The Thomas Rhys Vickroy Society whose cumulative contributions to Lebanon Valley College total $100,000 or more during their lifetime, thereby demonstrating outstanding leadership in support of the College. Anonymous (2) Shirley Jacobs Aichele ’59 and Mac Aichele John B. Allwein ’56 Kristen R. Angstadt ’74 Arthur E. Arnold II Edward H. Arnold H’87 and Jeanne Donlevy Arnold H’08 Elizabeth Miller Bains ’64 Sylvia Evelev Baker ’36 Ann Boyd Barshinger Anne B. Bashore John E. Bex and Jeanne R. Bex Katherine J. Bishop and Bruce W. Kreider Vernon Bishop and Doris Bishop Edward D. Breen and Lynn M. Breen Nancy Hafer Bright ’50 Donald L. Burkholder ’54 and Phyllis Barnhart Burkholder ’53 Hannah Sachs Cantor D. Clark Carmean H’85 and Edna Jenkins Carmean ’59, H’85 Robert U. Cassel ’36, P’64 and Carol Cassel Jeanne Bozarth Cleaver ’50 *Susan Manbeck Corbett ’72 and Thomas W. Corbett Jr. ’71 Marian E. Heaps Cote ’30 Betty Rutherford Daiber ’41
Mrs. Curvin N. Dellinger Jr. P’75, P’77, P’85 Woodrow S. Dellinger ’33, P’62 and Ella Mae Dellinger P’62 Ronald J. Drnevich and Mary Katherine Drnevich Gary D. Eisenberger ’58 and Gail C. Eisenberger Harold G. Engle Jr. ’51, P’78 Susan A. Engle ’78 *Linda J. Evans ’83 Ross W. Fasick ’55, H’03 and Betty L. Fasick Eugene C. Fish H’82 and Marjorie S. Fish John M. Galat ’67 and Ellen G. Galat James G. Glasgow Jr. ’81 and Patricia A. Glasgow Darwin G. Glick ’58 and Elizabeth R. Speicher Glick ’58 Martin L. Gluntz ’53 and Karen McHenry Gluntz ’82 Frederick R. Haas *Robert E. Harbaugh ’74 and Kimberly S. Harbaugh Colleen Clemens Harris ’74 Ned D. Heindel ’59, H’85 and Linda Heefner Heindel ’59 Eugene D. Heisey and Blanche Heisey Lloyd R. Helt Jr. ’70 and Ruth C. Gray Rex A. Herbert ’72 and Lisa Herbert
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Phillip C. Herr Sr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Herr M. Louise Hackman Hess ’78 and Kenneth E. Hess Garry C. Hess and Linda S. Hess William R. Higgins ’64 and Judith Baker Higgins ’64 *Gregory A. High ’92 and April Y. High *Eric L. Himelright M’98 and Amy Himelright Wendie DiMatteo Holsinger and Steven J. Holsinger John F. Jurasits Jr. P’03 and Deborah R. Jurasits P’03 Malcolm L. Lazin ’65 Kenneth F. Leedy P’92 and Linda Leedy P’92 William Lehr Jr. and Beverlee B. Lehr Donald W. Lesher H’00 and Nancy O. Lesher Richard L. London ’65 Ted Lyter ’71 Stephen C. MacDonald and Mary C. Warner William J. McGill H’98 and Ellen B. McGill Roy J. McMindes and Prudence McMindes *Joseph C. Mesics and Sandra B. Mesics Stephen J. Metro ’43 Daniel K. Meyer ’81 Lois Brong Miller ’61 and Peter S. Miller
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Virginia C. Miller P’80 James A. Mitchell Jr. ’58 and Louise Mitchell George R. Moyer ’69 Allan W. Mund H’66 H. Anthony Neidig ’43, P’73, H’04 and Helen T. Neidig P’73 Clair W. Noll ’55 and Jeanne C. Winter Noll ’57 Agnes M. O’Donnell John S. Oyler and Gail C. Faulkner Bernard J. Penturelli ’48 and Martha Miller Penturelli ’49 Thomas E. Philips and Marcia W. Philips Lynn Garrett Phillips ’68 and Edward L. Phillips Rhea P. Reese George M. Reider Jr. ’63 and Carol A. Reider Thomas C. Reinhart ’58, H’97 and Polly A. Risser Reinhart ’57 Bruce R. Rismiller ’59 and Janet Blank Rismiller ’59 Stephen H. Roberts ’65 and Janet Gessner Roberts ’68 Elyse E. Rogers ’76 Richard K. Rohland and Ruth A. Rohland
F. Allen Rutherford Jr. ’37, H’85 and M. Ann Rutherford Frederick P. Sample ’52, H’06 and Mary Jane Sample Karen Lewis Schmitt ’80 and Andrew W. Schmitt Suzanne H. Schrotberger H’96 George D. Shaak ’55 Benjamin B. Shankroff and Suzanne M. Shankroff Tibor Sipos ’64, P’89 and Elizabeth J. Sipos P’89 Frank Rupp Sourbeer ’72 Earl J. Spangler ’48 and Trudy Spangler Morton Spector H’02 and Alyce Spector Elaine Frock Stepanek ’48 John J. Stouffer ’60 and Sandra Stetler Stouffer ’62 Tracey A. Smith Stover ’91 and David P. Stover ’91 Nicholas Streeter ’76 E. Peter Strickler ’47 and Mary Jean Strickler Anne B. Sweigart John A. Synodinos H’96 and Glenda J. Synodinos
Amelia Troutman P’84 Samuel D. Ulrich ’33 and Evelyn L. Ulrich Elizabeth Robinson Unger ’72, P’98, P’08 and Robert L. Unger ’69, P’98, P’08 Lynette E. Waller ’55 John A. Walter ’53, P’85, P’91, H’06 and Patricia Lutz Walter ’57, P’85, P’91 Marian Marcus Warden ’57 Ronald B. Weinel ’58 and Dorothy A. Weinel Elizabeth Kreiser Weisburger ’44, H’89 Clifford J. Wengert and Joan Gilbert Wengert ’53 Harlan R. Wengert H’87 and Nancy N. Wengert E.D. Williams Jr. P’76, H’88 and Nancy Jane Williams P’76 Samuel A. Willman ’67 and Elaine Joy Willman ’68 Gerald S. Wingenroth ’58 Ralph E. Yingst ’55 Harry B. Yost ’62 and Carol A. Smith Yost ’62 Richard A. Zimmerman H’92 and Nancy Cramer Zimmerman ’53
MILES RIGOR SOCIETY The Miles Rigor Society recognizes and celebrates alumni and friends who have planned for the College’s future. The Society, named after George Washington Miles Rigor—co-founder of Lebanon Valley College— was established in 1987 as the Honors Society. Members include those individuals who have made planned gifts such as bequest intentions, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, insurance policies, real estate, and retirement plans for the benefit of The Valley. ESTATE GIFTS RECEIVED Marjorie H. Brubaker ’61 Daniel L. Shearer ’38, P’62, H’65, P’68, P’72 Mildred M. Snyder Jack H. Thomas ’56, P’85 MEMBERS Anonymous (3) Lois L. Adams ’52 Frank Aftosmes John A. Aftosmes Peter A. Aftosmes Shirley Jacobs Aichele ’59 Fredericka Laucks Albert ’42 Agnes C. Alderdice John B. Allwein ’56 Margaret A. Fake Anders ’50 Kristen R. Angstadt ’74 Arthur E. Arnold II Richard B. Arnold P’91 and Ellen H. Arnold P’91 Mary Albert Attick ’40 Edward R. Bachman ’37
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Jerald G. Bachman ’58 and Virginia A. Bachman Henrietta A. Wagner Barnhart ’32 George C. Bartley Robert M. Bashore ’48 and Audrey Bashore Mildred M. Beattie Ethel A. Beittel D. Michael Bennethum ’75, P’02, P’05 and Diane Schaefer Bennethum ’76, P’02, P’05 Ruth Goyne Berger ’37, P’50, P’61 Kenneth R. Bickel ’74 and Nancy Nelson Bickel ’75 Imogene R. Billett Louise E. Bishop ’36 David N. Blauch ’84 and Laura A. Fowler Blauch ’85 Theodore L. Blumenthal ’57 John D. Boag Jr. ’80, P’14 and Jennifer A. Boag P’14 Alma Payne Bobb ’67 Marian Kreider Bosien ’44 Winona Shroff Botello ’36 and Salvador A. Botello Larry A. Bowman ’70 and Kathleen C. Wall
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Nancy H. Bright ’50 Charles T. Brightbill ’58 Andrea E. Folk Bromberg and Henry Bromberg Emily J. Bowman Brown ’62 Marjorie H. Brubaker ’61 Donald L. Burkholder ’54 and Phyllis Barnhart Burkholder ’53 Marian D. Campbell ’28 and Norman Campbell Hannah S. Cantor D. Clark Carmean H’85 and Edna Jenkins Carmean ’59, H’85 Doris L. Carter ’43 Phyllis B. Carter Robert U. Cassel ’36, P’64 and Carol Cassel Kathleen E. Cassidy Richard F. Charles and Pauline C. Charles Richard C. Chernich Willis R. Christman and Helen M. Christman Samuel K. Clark ’27 Jeanne Bozarth Cleaver ’50 June M. Clodoveo M. Blanche Cochran ’30 Madeline Mark Colman ’27
Merritt A. Copenhaver ’59 Sara L. Corbin John L. Cousler Donald B. Dahlberg and Cheryl A. Dahlberg Betty Rutherford Daiber ’41 Ronald M. Daugherty ’60 Ruth A. Sheaffer Daugherty ’52, P’76 Becky D. Huber Davidowski ’72 and Frank J. Davidowski Philip S. Davis James J. Davison P’83, P’86 and Nancy Davison P’83, P’86 Ella Mae Dellinger P’62 Mr. and Mrs. Curvin N. Dellinger Jr. ’38, P’75, P’77, P’85 Wesley T. Dellinger ’75, P’05 and Amy K. Hoopes Dellinger ’78, P’05 Woodrow S. Dellinger Jr. ’62 Anthony M. DeMarco ’70 and Cynthia E. DeMarco Joseph B. Dietz ’60 and Shirley Landis Dietz ’61 Carroll E. Ditzler ’58 and Jean V. Ditzler Kenneth C. Donmoyer ’54 Edythe S. Dundore Dorothy M. DePalma Dyer ’78 Nellie Walter Eaton ’48 Stanley G. Eberly and Gladys S. Eberly James A. Eckenrode ’60 Frank W. Eiler ’64 and Lois C. Eiler William B. Eisenhart ’69 and Maryann Eastman Eisenhart ’69 Harold G. Engle Jr. ’51, P’78 Ralph S. Espenshade ’50 Linda J. Evans ’83 Elizabeth Kerr Ewen ’43 Ross W. Fasick ’55, H’03 and Betty Fasick Mae I. Fauth ’33 Ralph J. Fetrow ’73 Rachel Heindel Fink ’24 and David R. Fink Wanda K. Flinchbaugh Bernard E. Fogle ’52 Richard W. Fowler ’72 James T. Frantz Jr. and Sara A. Frantz Paul F. Fulk ’57 and Margaret M. Fulk Nancy P. Garber P’72, P’78 Elizabeth C. Ehrengart Gassman ’45 Eugene R. Geesey ’56, P’76 and Barbara H. Geesey P’76 Elizabeth M. Geffen Harvey W. Gehr ’21 Donald S. Gingrich ’52 Mary H. Glant Marjorie A. Glascow ’85, P’84 Mary E. Glen Martin L. Gluntz ’53 and Karen McHenry Gluntz ’82 Robert W. Goodling ’67
James K. Graby ’59 and Janice C. Weaber Graby ’59 Jack D. Gramm ’51 Murray B. Grosky ’57 and Marsha Chaitt Grosky ’60 Michael F. Gross ’82 Thomas W. Guinivan ’39, H’66 Robert E. Harnish Colleen Clemens Harris ’74 and Loy H. Harris Estelle Berger Hartranft ’59 Doris Cortright Heck ’54 Ned D. Heindel ’59, H’85 and Linda Heefner Heindel ’59 Lloyd R. Helt Jr. ’70 and Ruth C. Gray B. Thomas Henry ’70 and Mary M. Kesler Henry ’74 June E. Herr ’34, P’62, H’97 and Eugene B. Herr M. Louise Hackman Hess ’78 and Kenneth E. Hess William R. Higgins ’64 and Judith Baker Higgins ’64 Alvin S. Hildebrand ’49 Amelia Holtman Gerald C. Hotzman P’96 and Janet L. Hotzman P’96 John W. Jones ’72 and Gail Peters Jones ’76 William G. Jones ’50 and Charlotte Rohrbaugh Jones ’50 Paul W. Kauffman ’50 and Dee W. Kauffman John P. Kearney William H. Kelly ’54, P’78, P’81 and Alice Daniel Kelly ’64, P’78, P’81 Dorotha Eldridge Kline ’31 Margaret A. Weinert Kramer ’63 and Harold J. Kramer Mary Bollman Kreider ’62 Barbara A. Kreiser ’54 James F. Kroll Lloyd ’11 and Shane Lloyd R. Lee Kunkel ’57 and Rosalind Horn Kunkel ’60 W. Franklin Lantz ’57 and June Lykens Lantz ’57 David I. Lasky P’86 and Ann M. Lasky P’86 Howard F. Lebegern ’49 and Margaret L. Lebegern Daniel E. Lehman ’96 and Ann E. Weicksel Lehman ’97 Paul Lipsitz ’44 Robert P. Longenecker ’51, P’77, H’78 and K. Elaine Longenecker P’77 Nancy McCullough Longnecker ’72 and Willard M. Longnecker Robert J. Ludwig ’65 and Barbara Ludwig Jane L. Martin ’52 William J. McGill H’98 and Ellen B. McGill Joseph C. Mesics and Sandra B. Mesics Harry K. Miller Jr. ’43, H’70
Deceased | New Miles Rigor Society Members
Lois J. Seavers Miller ’42 Shirley Huber Miller ’63 and Arley K. Miller Virginia C. Miller P’80 William T. Moore ’49 Glenn A. Moser ’65 and Mary Ellen Moser George R. Moyer ’69 John H. Moyer III ’39, H’69, P’73, P’75 Allan W. Mund H’66 and Irma Mund Frederick W. Mund ’32, H’59 Mildred E. Myers ’30 William J. Myers ’30 and Luella Heilman Myers ’30 H. Anthony Neidig ’43, P’73, H’04 and Helen T. Neidig P’73 Harry Newcomer and Frances B. Newcomer Grant T. Nicholls ’69 and Susan Nicholls Karen Byerly Nicholson Clair W. Noll ’55 and Jeanne C. Winter Noll ’57 James G. Novinger ’59 and Doris Novinger Agnes M. O’Donnell John F. Onofrey ’64 Lynn Garrett Phillips ’68 S. Elizabeth Piel David E. Pleet and Lynn Pleet Lucie A. Portier ’54 Edith Kreiser Probus ’46 Alexander R. Reber ’07, M’17 and Christopher C. Dietz Rhea P. Reese George M. Reider Jr. ’63 and Carol A. Reider Thomas C. Reinhart ’58, H’97 and Polly A. Risser Reinhart ’57 Doris S. Riley Bruce R. Rismiller ’59 and Janet L. Blank Rismiller ’59 Frank A. Ritrievi ’54 and Gail G. Edgar Ritrievi ’54 Linda S. Rothermel ’69 Richard H. Rotz ’63 Edward B. Ruth Jr. ’65 Charles W. Salisbury ’81, P’08 and Victoria Shaw Salisbury ’82, P’08 Frederick P. Sample ’52, H’06 and Mary Jane Sample Grace U. Sanders Alice Bomberger Sevastio ’55 and Joseph A. Sevastio James C. Schoch ’76 John A. Schoch Jr. ’72, P’14 and Jamie L. Schoch P’14 David G. Schott ’98 and Becky K. Schott Michael G. Scolamiero ’81 Daniel S. Seiverling ’40 and Jane Gruber Seiverling ’43 Sarah Kuntz Sergesketter ’74 and Dan L. Sergesketter George D. Shaak ’55 William D. Sharrow ’69
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Ralph S. Shay ’42 Daniel L. Shearer ’38, P’62, H’65, P’68, P’72 and Irma Keiffer Shearer ’36, P’62, P’68, P’72 Edna Rutherford Sheckart ’41 Alvin W. Shenk Frances Long Shroyer ’28, P’51, P’54, P’65 Irwin H. Siegel ’75 Robert H. Sinclair and Jean S. Sinclair Adora Rabiger Smith ’55 Gary K. Smith ’74 and Jane E. Smith Mildred M. Snyder Stanley A. Steiner ’70 and Anita Steiner John J. Stouffer ’60 and Sandra Stetler Stouffer ’62 John A. Synodinos H’96 and Glenda J. Synodinos Albert J. Taylor Jr. ’65
Joan R. Taylor ’68 Jack H. Thomas ’56, P’85 Ryan H. Tweedie ’93 and Shana E. Barnes William J. Van Etten III ’86 and Lynn Van Etten John C. Vaszily ’66 and Diane Aldinger Vaszily ’67 David H. Wallace ’50, H’76 Lynette E. Waller ’55 Beverly A. Walp ’58 John A. Walter ’53, P’85, P’91, H’06 and Patricia Lutz Walter ’57, P’85, P’91 John R. Weaber ’63 Matthew A. Weaver ’06 and Lindsay J. Weaver William Weigle and Ethel Weigle Elizabeth Kreiser Weisburger ’44, H’89 Harlan R. Wengert H’87 and Nancy N. Wengert
Doris E. White ’59 James A. Wilhelm ’50, P’83 and Marion Geib Wilhelm ’49, P’83 W. Jeanne Kitchen Winemiller ’47 and Thomas L. Winemiller Gerald S. Wingenroth ’58 John L. Wise Suzanne H. Worrilow P’71, P’75 Ralph E. Yingst ’55 Harry B. Yost ’62 and Carol A. Smith Yost ’62 Karen A. Milliken Young ’84 and Barry D. Young Edwin H. Zeigler ’17 Grace Keener Zerbe ’30 and Hobson M. Zerbe Richard A. Zimmerman H’92 and Nancy Cramer Zimmerman ’53
THOMAS RHYS VICKROY SOCIETY Named after our founding president, Thomas Rhys Vickroy, The Vickroy Society recognizes leadership gifts of $1,000 or more given to Lebanon Valley College for any purpose during each academic year. Open to all alumni, parents, and friends on an annual basis, the generous members of this prestigious group sustain the mission of the College, provide financial aid to deserving students, keep academic resources current, and ensure that every student receives the best education that Lebanon Valley College has to offer. The laurel wreath is the symbol for The Vickroy Society. An important element of the College seal, it represents honor and excellence, and thereby, the exceptional generosity Vickroy Society members have shown to Lebanon Valley College. The College is grateful for the contributions made by our Vickroy Society members each year. Your gifts are used wisely and well, and have a direct impact on the students and faculty of The Valley. ANNUAL GIVING RECOGNITION LEVELS: Trustee Associate: Gifts of $10,000 and above Five Founders’ Circle: Gifts of $5,000–$9,999 President’s Circle: Gifts of $2,500–$4,999 The 1866 Circle: Gifts of $1,866–$2,499 Vickroy Society Associate: Gifts of $1,000–$1,865 Vickroy GOLD Associate: For graduates of the last decade, GOLD membership is available for a reduced amount of $100 for each year since graduation.
ALUMNI, PARENTS, EMPLOYEES, AND FRIENDS TRUSTEE ASSOCIATE Kristen R. Angstadt ’74 W Edward H. Arnold H’87 and Jeanne Donlevy Arnold H’08 W Michael S. Beyer ’80 and June Collier Beyer ’80 Katherine J. Bishop and Bruce W. Kreider W Edward D. Breen and Lynn M. Breen W Joseph E. Buehler ’89 and Jennifer L. Buehler W
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Susan Manbeck Corbett ’72 and Thomas W. Corbett Jr. ’71 Woodrow S. Dellinger Jr. ’62 W Ronald J. Drnevich and Mary Katherine Drnevich W Linda J. Evans ’83 W James G. Glasgow Jr. ’81 and Patricia A. Glasgow W Robert W. Goodling ’67 W Larry Q. Hall ’61 and Sandra K. Hall W Robert E. Harbaugh ’74 and Kimberly S. Harbaugh W Colleen Clemens Harris ’74 and Loy H. Harris W
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M. Louise Hackman Hess ’78 and Kenneth E. Hess W William R. Higgins ’64 and Judith Baker Higgins ’64 W Gregory A. High ’92 and April Y. High W Eric L. Himelright M’98 and Amy Himelright W Linda J. Weber Hissner ’62 and William Hissner W Wendie DiMatteo Holsinger and Steven J. Holsinger W Robert E. Johns Jr. ’75 and Holly A. Johns W William Lehr Jr. and Beverlee B. Lehr W °Anna Light ’51 P. Theodore Lyter ’71 W °JonnaLynn Knauer Mandelbaum ’69 Joseph C. Mesics and Sandra B. Mesics W Lois Brong Miller ’61 Carroll L. Missimer ’76, ’79 and Linda L. Missimer W Glenn A. Moser ’65 and Mary Ellen Moser W Roberta J. Gable Reed ’67 and William M. Gates W
Bruce R. Rismiller ’59 and Janet L. Blank Rismiller ’59 W Elyse E. Rogers ’76 and Richard M. Robey W Linda S. Rothermel ’69 W Richard H. Rotz ’63 Karen A. Lewis Schmitt ’80 and Andrew W. Schmitt W Suzanne H. Schrotberger H’96 and Ronald Schrotberger W Benjamin B. Shankroff and Suzanne M. Shankroff W °Jeremy Simington Carol A. Bronson Steiner ’61 and Richard E. Steiner W Tracey A. Smith Stover ’91 and David P. Stover ’91 W Ryan H. Tweedie ’93 and Shana E. Barnes W Elizabeth Robinson Unger ’72, P’98, P’08 and Robert L. Unger ’69, P’98, P’08 W Thomas W. Weik ’64 and Donna Ditzler Weik ’72 W Samuel A. Willman ’67 and Elaine Joy Willman ’68 W FIVE FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE Shirley Jacobs Aichele ’59 W Spiros P. Anastas ’10 and Lindsay Anastas Jeffrey E. Boland ’86, P’19 and Valari Boland P’19 W Nancy H. Bright ’50 W Karyn A. Camilo ’09 Janet Else D’Alessandro ’68 and Conrad D’Alessandro W °David C. Delozier P’06 and Lisa A. Delozier P’06 Warren D. Ditzler ’68 and Carol Edgecomb Ditzler ’68 Gary D. Eisenberger ’58 and Gail C. Eisenberger John M. Galat ’67 Judith Fonken Grem ’72 W Jonathan Grote ’79 and Elizabeth Grote W Ned D. Heindel ’59, H’85 and Linda Heefner Heindel ’59 W Paula K. Hess ’69 W Jack R. Hoffman ’58 and Jean Henninger Hoffman ’58 W Ellen Kreiser Jarrett ’67 and Albert R. Jarrett W George J. King ’68 and Eileen M. King W Richard E. Klinedinst ’62 and Suzanne K. Grace Klinedinst ’62 °Steven M. Lezon P’20 and Dawn I. Lezon P’20 Nancy McCullough Longnecker ’72 and Willard M. Longnecker W Ricky C. Mellinger ’77 Carl E. Miller ’65, P’89 and Bonita G. Miller P’89 W
Chester Q. Mosteller ’75 and Janet C. Mosteller W Helen T. Neidig P’73 W °Anna Maria Ostrow Lynn Garrett Phillips ’68 W Edith Kreiser Probus ’46 W Michael D. Rhoads ’75 W Frank A. Ritrievi ’54 and Gail G. Edgar Ritrievi ’54 W Stephen H. Roberts ’65 and Janet L. Gessner Roberts ’68 W James C. Schoch ’76 George D. Shaak ’55 W Robert H. Sinclair and Jean S. Sinclair W °Tibor Sipos ’64, P’89, H’11 and Elizabeth J. Sipos P’89 James G. Stoltzfus ’81 and Karen E. Veigel Stoltzfus ’81 W David M. Sullivan ’92 and Catherine E. Crissman Sullivan ’94 W John J. Tus ’80 and Linda J. Wilson Tus ’80 Beverly A. Walp ’58 W Clifford J. Wengert W Gerald S. Wingenroth ’58 W Ralph E. Yingst ’55 and Helen Yingst W Nancy Cramer Zimmerman ’53 W PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Anonymous Barbara J. Macaw Atkinson ’67 W °Christopher T. Bauer ’09 and Jennifer A. Cronin ’11 Paul W. Brockie ’80 W Donald J. Burns ’64 and Linda J. Plequette Burns ’66 W Richard F. Charles and Pauline C. Charles W G. Stuart Close ’65 W Salvatore S. Cullari and Kathryn Cullari W Wesley T. Dellinger ’75, P’05 and Amy K. Hoopes Dellinger ’78, P’05 W Anthony M. DeMarco ’70 and Cynthia E. DeMarco W
John B. Dickenson ’76 and Christine M. Dickenson W Susanne Harley Dombrowski ’83 and Frank Dombrowski W °Allison H. Gow Duffy ’90 and Michael F. Duffy James K. Graby ’59 and Janice C. Weaber Graby ’59 W Michael R. Green and W. Dennis Loftin W Jensen H. Groff Jr. ’70 and Linda H. Groff W Estelle Berger Hartranft ’59 W Michael P. Hottenstein ’58 and Star Campbell W Betty C. Criswell Hungerford ’54, H’09 W Gerald C. Jepson P’19 and Dawn Jepson P’19 John P. Kearney W Margaret A. Weinert Kramer ’63 and Harold J. Kramer W Alfred J. Kreiser ’61 and Anna M. Kreiser W Donna Diehl Kuntz ’67 W David I. Lasky P’86 and Ann M. Lasky P’86 W Francis T. Lichtner Jr. ’75 W Glenn S. Lostritto ’89 and Jeanine Lostritto W Stephen C. MacDonald and Mary C. Warner W Rufina Balmer Marquette ’51 W Frederic J. Marsik ’65 and Pam Marsik W Malik N. Momin ’83 and Mumtaz Momin W George R. Moyer ’69 Thomas G. Myers ’83 W Stephen M. Nelson ’84, P’12 and Deborah Detwiler Nelson ’84, P’12 W Karen Byerly Nicholson W George M. Reider Jr. ’63 and Carol A. Reider W Eric D. Ruppert ’10 and Michelle A. Little Ruppert ’11 W Frederick P. Sample ’52, H’06 and Mary Jane Sample W Dennis L. Shalters and Karen Shalters W
THE WALTER SOCIETY The Walter Society, established in 2004 and named for Patricia Lutz Walter ’57, P’85, P’91 and the late Judge John Walter ’53, P’85, P’91, H’06 in recognition of their exemplary support of the College, acknowledges our most loyal donors for their consistent dedication to supporting educational excellence at The Valley. This society is an honorary society reserved for those alumni, parents, and friends of Lebanon Valley College who contribute five or more consecutive years to the College, or for recent graduates, those who have contributed to LVC every year since their graduation. Walter Society members are distinguished with a “W”after their names in this report.
Deceased | New Miles Rigor Members W Walter Society Member | °150th Anniversary Vickroy Society Challenge Members
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Bonnie C. Tenney ’96 and Edwin D. Tenney W Lewis E. Thayne and Dorothy G. Thayne W J. Kenneth Thomas Jr. ’68, P’99 and Mary D’Anna Thomas ’68, P’99 W Brenda Brown Troisi ’62 and Frank X. Troisi W Brian C. Trust ’83 W L. Nelson Umble ’60 and Marian B. Umble W John C. Vaszily ’66 and Diane Aldinger Vaszily ’67 W Edward Vinarski ’77 and Kathryn Vinarski W °Ronald E. Walborn and Nancy J. Walborn Lynette E. Waller ’55 Leonard E. Whitford Jr. ’85 and Denise M. Mastovich Whitford ’86 °Patricia Sutton Wiedeke ’49 Kenneth F. Yarnall and Mary K. Pettice W THE 1866 CIRCLE Anonymous (3) H. William Alsted ’65 and Lyn Alsted W K. Scott Berry ’67, P’94 W Lewis W. Bowman ’50 and Erla M. Bowman W J. Patrick Brewer P’18, P’21 W Robert J. Brooks and Susan Brooks Geret P. De Piper ’68 and Theresa Featherstone De Piper ’71 W Stephanie K. Deppen ’95 W Francis J. Dixon and Elsie Dixon W Eugene R. Geesey ’56, P’76 and Barbara H. Geesey P’76 W Nancy Meyer Gingrich ’49 W William C. Gingrich ’65 and Emalene L. Gingrich W Richard E. Harper ’81 and Deborah J. Harper Carolyn L. Kiblinger Hearsey ’83 Doris Cortright Heck ’54 and David D. Heck W Daniel S. Helwig P’19 and Melinda J. Johnson P’19 Russel C. Hertzog ’64 and Kathleen K. Hertzog W
Melissa Howard Jimeno ’96 and Greg Jimeno W John F. Jurasits Jr. P’03 and Deborah R. Jurasits P’03 W Jennifer Wood Kanupka ’01 and George J. Kanupka IV W °Robert M. Kline ’50, ’72 and Ann R. Kline W Gregory H. Krikorian P’17, P’19 and Mary Krikorian P’17, P’19 W °Stefan P. Kruszewski and David H. Tobiasz Lisa S. Burke Lee ’93 and William L. Lee Jr. W Michael S. Long P’04 and Amy R. Long P’04 W James M. Mead and Elaine L. Mead W Louise B. Metka P’84 W Jane L. Meyer ’81 W H. Edgar Moore ’74 and Mary A. Gowan W Michael E. Morrison ’71 and Karen A. Morrison °Alan M. Newsome ’07 and Ashton R. Newsome W Thomas V. Quinn ’56 W Frank S. Rhodes ’83, P’08 and Kay Koser Rhodes ’83, P’08 W Jessica Bostdorf Ritchie ’99, M’06 and Jeffrey J. Ritchie Daniel L. Robey ’72 and Lisa M. Castillo W °Elliott H. Robinson and Jeannette Robinson W Matthew T. Sanders ’07 and Abby L. Kline Sanders ’08 Stuart G. Schoenly ’68 and Deanna G. Schoenly W James W. Scott P’97 and Carolyn B. Scott P’97 W William S. Shillady ’78 and Judith Shillady Todd C. Snovel ’06 W Steve E. Snyder W Morton Spector H’02, P’79 and Alyce Spector P’79 W William J. Sponaugle and Carol Sponaugle W Francis M. Stearn ’67 and Cheryl A. Seacat Stearn ’68 Dale E. Summers and Linda L. Summers W
2016–2017 COMPLETE ANNUAL HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Every gift to Lebanon Valley College is important and touches all parts of the College, from scholarships and academics to student-faculty research and athletics. We are thankful for the support of all of our donors who make The Valley experience possible for our students. Complete lists of all donors to Lebanon Valley College in the 2016–2017 fiscal year can be found at www.lvc.edu/our-donors.
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Dennis W. Sweigart ’63 W Glenda J. Synodinos W Matthew D. Vera ’90 and Michele D. Reichert Vera ’89 Albertine P. Washington P’86, H’91 and Leonard Washington Jr. P’86 W Charles E. Weigel ’66 and Patricia Weigel W Robert M. Weissman and Sara Weissman W Bruce R. Wieder ’65 and Janet R. Wieder W J. Dennis Williams H’90 and M. Lenore Williams W Jeffrey Wright P’17 and Linda Wright P’17 Harry B. Yost ’62 and Carol A. Smith Yost ’62 W VICKROY SOCIETY ASSOCIATE Anonymous (2) Lois L. Adams ’52 W Justin L. Albert ’05 and McKinley Albert W Steven Alger and Susan Alger W Charles B. Allwein ’64 and Charlotte D. Allwein W Frederick W. Anton III °Benjamin H. Bamford ’03 and Lisa A. Bamford Richard L. Beard ’90, M’92, P’20 and Lisa M. Henry Beard ’93, P’20 W °Philip A. Billings and Sue A. Billings W °Linda M. Weaver Blair ’77 and E. Allen Blair Jeffrey A. Bomberger ’78 and Elaine A. Thallner ’79 W Roy E. Boush ’57 and Carole Boush W °Larry A. Bowman ’70 W °Thomas A. Bowman Sr. P’88, P’96 and Donna L. Bowman P’88, P’96 W °James F. Brennan Jr. P’19 and Colleen B. Brennan P’19 Lesley J. Olewiler Brouse ’79 Jasmine Ammons Bucher ’97, M’11, P’14 and Mark Bucher P’14 W Norman B. Bucher ’50 and Janet Eppley Bucher ’50 °Barry D. Buckingham ’79, P’18, P’20 Patricia Davis Bullock ’62, P’95, P’97 W Ryan S. Buzdygon ’02 and Melinda B. Buzdygon W Brian L. Cain ’84, P’09 and Theresa Cain P’09 W Roque J. Calvo ’80 and Marianne Willever Calvo ’79 W Beverly Cooney Campbell ’81 and Neil J. Campbell °Gloria Fitzkee Carter ’62, P’85, P’89, P’93 and C. Neal Carter P’85, P’89, P’93 David A. Cass ’93 and Julia L. Wonderly Cass ’94 °Richard L. Cassel ’60 W Jerome C. Chepulis and Faye A. Chepulis W
William F. Christ and Carol Christ °Amber C. Corcoran ’09 Shawn P. Curtin and Lindsay B. Curtin Andrea J. Davino Danch ’81 and Robert Danch W Kenneth E. Dearstyne Jr. ’81 and Janet L. Jacobs Dearstyne ’82 Camille DeClementi ’90 and Kenton Rexford W °Charles J. DeHart III ’68 and Madeleine DeHart W °Michael Demangone P’18 and Karen Demangone P’18 °Robert J. Dillane ’77 and Deborah Madeira Dillane ’77 W °Daniel J. Dunkelberger ’10 W Jonathan B. Ellsworth ’76 and Nancy Y. Ellsworth °John E. Englebert ’14 W °Cameron L. Ferdinand ’96 and Norma Ferdinand °Jeffrey C. Firestone ’86 and Joan Firestone °Hiram E. Fitzgerald ’62 and Dolores Koncar Fitzgerald ’63 W Shawn M. Fitzgerald ’88 and Cheryl Fitzgerald Janice Walker Fleming ’54 W Walter S. Frankowski Jr. ’73 and Kathleen Frankowski W Thomas Frederick P’12 and Ginny L. Frederick P’12 W Elma Breidenstine Frysinger ’52 W Paul M. Fullmer and Rebecca Fullmer W Joanne J. Grubb Gain ’59 and Michael C. Gain W °Kate E. Ruhl Gerdes ’05 and Jedadiah J. Gerdes °Philip Gilbert P’18 and Lori Gilbert P’18 Donald S. Gingrich ’52 W Karen McHenry Gluntz ’82 W °Nathan J. Greenawalt ’98, M’02 and Heather R. Greenawalt W Robert C. Greiner ’70 and Margie L. Hardenstine Greiner ’70 W Michael F. Gross ’82 W °Johnathan Harris P’19 and Courtney Hughes-Harris P’19 Richard M. Harris and Mary Lou Harris W Robert P. Hay and Carla H. Hay Rebecca S. Hearsey M’18 and Todd Hearsey Roger A. Heckman ’73 and Nancy J. Hunt Heckman ’73 W Warren R. Heidelbaugh ’58 and Helen Felty Heidelbaugh ’90 W °Kenneth R. Hendershot ’82 and Margaret Huml Hendershot ’81 Peggy J. Heller Hengeveld ’92 and Cecil B. Hengeveld °James Herbst P’19 and Kimberly A. Herbst P’19
°William H. Hillmann ’65 and Nancy F. Hillmann Dorothy Witmer Hoak ’52 W Alfred J. Hockley III ’75 and Rosita B. Hockley °Charles W. Hoopes ’78 °Carole Duncan Horn ’65 °Julie Mader Hostetter ’73 and Michael L. Hostetter W Andrew R. Hower ’89 and Christine M. Richmond Hower ’89 W °Brian C. Hughes ’97 °Jessica L. Ickes and Joshua Ickes Dorothy J. Jennings-Williams ’04 W °John J. Jones ’99 and Nancy J. Jones W John W. Jones ’72 and Gail Peters Jones ’76 W Lawrence E. Jones Sr. ’56, P’85, P’88 and Georgianne B. Funk Jones ’57, P’85, P’88 W Susan Sarisky Jones ’92 and James W. Jones W °David M. Joyner and Carolyn C. Joyner °Thomas Kachel P’17 and Cynthia Kachel P’17 W R. Lynne Kapp Kiick P’97 W °Marsha Church King ’70 and Sanford E. King W John Kingham P’18 and Kathleen Kingham P’18 °Peter D. Kingshill P’17 and Barbara J. Kingshill P’17 Thomas J. Knapp ’63 W Gregory D. Kohler ’00 and Tricia A. Kohler °Geraldine Nichols Koppenhaver ’54 W Gregory L. Kratzer ’00 and Natalie A. Taylor Kratzer ’02 W Thomas H. Kreiser ’58 and Liese M. Davis-Kreiser W R. Lee Kunkel ’57 and Rosalind Horn Kunkel ’60 W °Russell P. Labe Jr. ’78 and Karen A. Labe W Pamela V. Lambert ’96, P’96 and Steven L. Lambert P’96 W °William J. Lamont Jr. ’67 and Phyllis S. Lamont °Anthony T. Leach ’73 Theresa Rachuba Leatherbury ’86 and John P. Leatherbury °Kenneth F. Leedy P’92 and Linda Leedy P’92 Donald W. Lesher Jr. H’00 and Nancy O. Lesher W Willard L. Light ’57 W Amy J. Lintz and Scott A. Lintz Robert J. Ludwig ’65 and Barbara Ludwig W Donald C. MacGowan ’66 and Diane M. Grabowski W
Deceased | W Walter Society Member °150th Anniversary Vickroy Society Challenge Members
°Wesley J. MacMillan ’64 and Elspeth M. Lowrie MacMillan ’66 W Nancy L. Watson Mahoney ’62 and Donald L. Mahoney Robert J. Martalus ’67 and Barbara Martalus W Joyce E. Martin ’60 W James B. Maurer M’02 and Susan C. Jones Maurer ’85 W °J. Bruce McKinney and Sarah H. McKinney Janet Miller McLeod W °Pamela A. Mehrens Seth A. Mendelsohn M’10 and Amy J. Mendelsohn W Larry M. Mentzer ’59 W Gary D. Miller ’71 W Marjorie Peters Miller ’61 W Rachel A. Moore ’08 and Victor W. Wills IV W °Shelly K. Moorman-Stahlman P’16 and Randy K. Stahlman P’16 Suzanne Hackman Morgan ’77, M’98, P’11 and Randall J. Morgan W Ronald J. Mosemann ’57 and Geraldine Sheaffer Mosemann ’57 W °Andrew T. Moser ’05 and Shaylene R. Scheib ’07 W Stephen M. Mozi ’96 and Rebecca E. Miller Mozi ’96 Janet Faus Neiswender P’79, P’82 W °Philip J. Nourie ’92 and Marie A. Nourie Thomas A. Nussbaum ’80 and Lisa Nussbaum °Molly O’Brien-Foelsch and Brian Foelsch Steven P. O’Day and Cecelia O’Day Brian F. O’Leary and Susan L. O’Leary °Thomas P. Orndorf ’81, P’07, P’10, P’20 and Carol McCleary Orndorf ’81, P’07, P’10, P’20 W °Kenneth L. Peiffer ’61 °Christopher S. Petrie P’18, P’20 and Sharon K. Petrie P’18, P’20 William H. Phifer ’74 and Sue E. Boohar Phifer ’75 W Patricia A. Pingel ’69 Kevin M. Poole ’05, M’09 and Melissa A. Ulrich Poole ’05 W °Lawrence H. Potts ’82, P’08 and Carol S. Nixon Potts ’82, P’08 W Timothy L. Reese ’76 and Jean Boag Reese ’76 W Diana L. Leedy Reilly ’91 W Thomas C. Reinhart ’58, H’97 and Polly A. Risser Reinhart ’57 W °Michael D. Rhoades ’95 and Jodie L. Smith Rhoades ’96 Joseph F. Rilatt ’91 and Susan M. Partilla Rilatt ’90 W Jeff Rosa and Nancy McKay-Rosa Carl R. Sabold Jr. ’68 and Patricia Buchanan Sabold ’69 W
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Jill E. Samples ’76 W °Elizabeth A. Sanders ’78 Craig J. Sansonetti P’06 and Jean E. Sansonetti P’06 W °Stephen C. Scanniello ’78 and Dane Twining °Thomas J. Schatzman Gregory P. Schmidt ’79 and Donna Schmidt C. Richard Schott ’67, P’95, P’98 and Judith Schott P’95, P’98 °Jeane L. Weidner Serrian ’88 and John L. Serrian Jr. Eugene K. Shaffer ’70, P’92, P’95 and Shirley Deaven Shaffer ’69, P’92, P’95 W °Neil Shoreman and Alice E. Shoreman Thomas F. Shott ’82 and Dolores F. Shott W Samuel J. Shubrooks Jr. ’61 and Gretchen Shubrooks W Elizabeth Brumbaugh Smith ’76, P’03 W Khristian D. Snyder ’93 and Lori A. Snyder W
Michael T. Stamm ’97 and Jennifer Pellegrino Stamm ’00 W °Karick E. Stober ’97 and Amanda Stober °Cheryl A. Stoddart ’79 and Alan Clarkson-Dodds W Mark T. Stout ’77 W Charles W. Taylor and Josephine J. Taylor W Judith Heyser Taylor ’75, M’00, P’02 and Attalee S. Taylor P’02 W David G. Thompson ’65 and Elaine Brenner Thompson ’67 W Stephen W. Trapnell ’90 and Jeanne M. Rose W °Erica L. Unger ’98 and Lance M. Westerhoff ’98 John J. Wagner ’77 and Jeaninne M. Alvino Wagner ’79 Leo H. Wagner Patricia Lutz Walter ’57, P’85, P’91 W Matthew D. Weaver and Phillip Neiswender W
°Laura J. Erdman Wiland ’05 W °Mark R. Witmer ’85 and Barbara Nace Witmer ’85 W Paul L. Wolf P’90 and Martha R. Wolf P’90 W Allan F. Wolfe and Juliana M. Wolfe W Kenneth L. Wolfe H’00 and Gloria Wolfe °Michael Wolfe Edwin R. Wright and Carla Hamson-Wright °Jordan Yingling and Gloria K. Rim °M. Jane Yingling P’02 and Jack A. Yingling P’02 Jeffrey A. Yocum and Elizabeth A. Yocum Joseph T. Yost ’69 and Roxanne S. Yost W Christopher J. Zebrowski ’91 and Greg Holden VICKROY GOLD ASSOCIATE Anonymous Ryan W. Muldoon ’16 W Alexander L. Toppin ’15
150TH ANNIVERSARY VICKROY SOCIETY CHALLENGE MEMBERS Thank you to the new philanthropic leaders who stepped up to grow The Thomas Rhys Vickroy Society in celebration of the College’s 150th Anniversary! This important group showed their generosity while also leveraging an additional $37,500 for the College from our challenge sponsors, Jim Glasgow ’81 and Bob Johns ’75. Beginning in April 2016, the challenge spanned two giving years. Those from the 2015–2016 fiscal year are listed below. Challenge members who joined in the 2016–2017 fiscal year are noted in bold on the previous Vickroy listing. CHALLENGE MEMBERS (between April 15 and June 30, 2016) Spiros P. Anastas ’10 and Lindsay Anastas Jennifer E. Crouter Arthur ’80 Stephen M. Autenrieth ’74, P’09, P’15 and Lois A. Moore Autenrieth ’74, P’09, P’15 Marianne T. Bartley Richard E. Basta ’69 and Maureen M. Basta W Matthew R. Becker ’10 and Lauren E. Horst ’09, D’11 Edward J. Billingham Jr. ’56 and Betty J. Billingham W Mary J. Bishop ’84 John A. Brennan ’01 and Beth A. Light Brennan ’01 W Debra S. Callahan David A. Cass ’93 and Julia L. Wonderly Cass ’94 Treva A. Clark W Susan Manbeck Corbett ’72 and Thomas W. Corbett Jr. ’71 Michael B. Danko ’96 and Jennifer C. Calabrese Danko ’97 W John W. Davis ’64 and Connie Davis W Susan E. Hibbs DeFalcis ’93, P’20 and Daniel C. DeFalcis P’20
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Cynthia L. Evans ’73 Ralph J. Fetrow ’73 Pamela Shadel Fischer ’81 Walter S. Frankowski Jr. ’73 and Kathleen Frankowski W Paul M. Fullmer and Rebecca Fullmer W Jacob George P’19 and Sherly George P’19 Rebecca S. Hearsey M’18 and Todd Hearsey Peggy J. Heller Hengeveld ’92 and Cecil B. Hengeveld Garry C. Hess and Linda S. Hess Andrea R. Hill Amy J. Himmelberger ’90 W Warren Hudak Rachel L. Gibble Irvin ’67 W Susan Sarisky Jones ’92 and James W. Jones W John Kingham P’18 and Kathleen Kingham P’18 Michele A. Klinsky ’92 W Rosalyn R. Knapp ’61 Gregory D. Kohler ’00 and Tricia A. Kohler Thomas H. Kreiser ’58 and Liese M. Davis-Kreiser W Gregory J. Kutchma ’02 and Carrie E. Fetterman Kutchma ’00
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Lisa M. Godlewski Lancellotti ’01 and Jeremy Lancellotti Theresa Rachuba Leatherbury ’86 and John P. Leatherbury Jeff MacLean William R. Magill James B. Maurer M’02 and Susan C. Jones Maurer ’85 W Amelia Hartman McElwee ’61 and William R. McElwee W Janet Miller McLeod W Marjorie Peters Miller ’61 W Rachel A. Moore ’08 and Victor W. Wills IV W Geraldine Rothermel Nease ’50 and Charles S. Nease Jr. W Dale E. Oehler ’75 and Holly Oehler Kenneth Rabedeau P’16, P’17, P’17 and Judy Rabedeau P’16, P’17, P’17 Christopher M. Rankin ’01 and Anne Rankin W Roberta J. Gable Reed ’67 and William M. Gates W Gail S. Fox Reeder ’74 and Jeffrey N. Reeder Joseph F. Rilatt ’91 and Susan M. Partilla Rilatt ’90 W
Robin E. Rowand ’75 Frank A. Rutherford III ’74 and M. Deborah Rutherford W Jill E. Samples ’76 W Gail A. Sanderson W Barbara G. Schroeder-Buck ’75 W
Francis M. Stearn ’67 and Cheryl A. Seacat Stearn ’68 Olive Binner Stoops ’63 and Donald D. Stoops Jr. David M. Sullivan ’92 and Catherine E. Crissman Sullivan ’94 W Judith Heyser Taylor ’75, M’00, P’02 and Attalee S. Taylor P’02 W
Kathleen M. Tierney Dana M. Centofanti Triantafillos ’95 and Michael Triantafillos David H. Wallace ’50, H’76 Matthew D. Weaver and Phillip Neiswender W John Wilson P’18 and Vicki Wilson P’18 Jo Ann Yeagley ’70 W
CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS TRUSTEE ASSOCIATE Anonymous American Endowment Foundation Barnes & Noble Booksellers Bethany United Methodist Church C.M. High Inc. Corbett Cawley Inaugural Committee ExxonMobil Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fulton Bank: Downtown Lebanon Naomi Watson Trust NRG Controls Inc. Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Pinnacle Health System TE Connectivity Employee Matching Gift Program The Albert Watson Trust The Bishop Foundation The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation The Edwill B. & Rachel H. Miller Trust The Ellen Moyer Garber Trust The Foundation for Enhancing Communities The George I. Alden Trust The J. Robert O’Donnell Trust The Mr. & Mrs. William F. Brossman Charitable Foundation The Presser Foundation The S. Dale High Family Foundation The Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Women’s Club of Lebanon FIVE FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE Accord Restoration Ernst & Young Foundation
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program L.B. Smith Estate Foundation Inc. McNees, Wallace & Nurick LLC Metz Family Foundation Mosteller and Associates Navy Club of Lebanon Home Association The John L. and C. Jeanette Witmer Charitable Trust The Kinser Group Inc. United Way of the Capital Region Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Association of Independent Colleges & Universities of PA BlueScope Foundation, North America GE Foundation Matching Gift Center InFaith Community Foundation Intuit Lebanon Valley Otters Swim Team Association Lostritto Family Foundation Members First Federal Credit Union Novartis Matching Gift Center PNC Bank The E.W. Coble Trust The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America The Harley-Davidson Foundation Inc. The Merck Company Foundation Tiff Advisory Services Inc. United Methodist Women— Eastern Pennsylvania Conference THE 1866 CIRCLE Ayco Charitable Foundation PRL Industries Inc.
Russell E. and Elizabeth W. Morgan Foundation The Brooks Family Foundation The Dr. Richard D. and Isabel G. Schreiber Family Fund William S. Bushnell Trust VICKROY SOCIETY ASSOCIATE AFSCME Council 13 AT&T Bank of America Corporation Fava & Maria Eye Associates Fidevia FPMR LLC Interfaith Youth Core Jacob Linn Scholarship Fund Jump Street Inc. Lebanon Valley Insurance Company Foundation Marsh & McLennan Matching Gift Program Metz Culinary Management Northwestern Mutual Foundation Paul Davis Restoration and Remodeling Inc. Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA) Shalters Insurance Inc. St. Gertrude’s Club State Farm Companies Foundation The Delta Kappa Gamma Society The Francis J. Dixon Foundation The Hartford—Matching Gifts Center The Hershey Company UGI Energy Services LLC UGI Utilities Voya Financial Wabtec Foundation WellSpan Good Samaritan Hospital
THANK YOU This report recognizes all leadership gifts received by Lebanon Valley College between July 1, 2016, and June 30, 2017. Complete lists of all donors to the College during the 2016–2017 fiscal year can be found at www.lvc.edu/our-donors. Detailed attention has been given to the preparation of these donor recognition lists. Please contact Danielle Vigilante Webb, director of stewardship, at 717-867-6224 or vigilant@lvc.edu if you notice an error or have a concern. W Walter Society Member °150th Anniversary Vickroy Society Challenge Members
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2016–2017 BOARD OFFICERS Wesley T. Dellinger ’75, P’05 Kristen R. Angstadt ’74 Katherine J. Bishop Elizabeth R. Unger ’72 Shawn P. Curtin Steven P. O’Day
Chair Vice Chair Vice Chair Assistant Secretary Treasurer Secretary
Gregory A. High ’92, B.S. Founder and President, GH Family Business Consulting Group LLC; Vice President, High Company LLC Wendie DiMatteo Holsinger, B.A., M.Ed. Chief Executive Officer, A.S.K. Foods Inc. George J. King ’68, B.S., C.P.A. Chief Financial Officer, Energy Intelligence Group
2016–2017 BOARD MEMBERS
Vidya K. Lala ’17 Student Trustee, LVC
Kristen R. Angstadt ’74, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Retired Supervisor of Pupil Services, Capital Area Intermediate Unit #15
Seth A. Mendelsohn M’10, J.D. Executive Deputy Insurance Commissioner, Pennsylvania Insurance Department, Harrisburg
Jeanne Donlevy Arnold H’08, B.S.P.A., L.H.D. Retired Senior Vice President for Patient Care Services, Good Samaritan Hospital
Carroll “Skip” L. Missimer ’76, ’79, B.A., B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Global Director for Environmental Affairs, P.H. Glatfelter Company
Philip Benesch, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Politics, Faculty Director of External Scholarships and Fellowships, LVC
Chester Q. Mosteller ’75, B.S. President and Founder, Mosteller & Associates
Katherine J. Bishop, B.A., M.S. President, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairperson, Lebanon Seaboard Corporation
Kathryn N. Oriel, PT, Ed.D. Professor of Physical Therapy, LVC
Edward D. Breen, B.S. Chief Executive Officer, DowDuPont Inc.
Lynn G. Phillips ’68, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D. Former Chief Administration Officer and Director, Aresty Institute of Executive Education, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
Terence C. Brown ’78, B.S. President, Brown Technology Group LLC
Jeffrey J. Ritchie, B.S., B.A., M.A., M.Ed., Ph.D. Chair and Professor of Digital Communications, LVC
David A. Cass ’93, B.S., E.M.T.M. Chief Information Security Officer, IBM
Elliott Robinson, B.S. Vice President, Administration, Milton Hershey School
Susan Manbeck Corbett ’72, B.A. Former First Lady, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Elyse E. Rogers ’76, B.A., J.D. Partner, Saidis, Sullivan & Rogers
Wesley T. Dellinger ’75, P’05, B.S. Director, Lebanon Operations, Brownstone Real Estate
Karen A. Lewis Schmitt ’80, B.S., M.B.A. Chief Financial Officer, Maiden Holdings Ltd.
Geret P. De Piper ’68, B.A. Retired Senior Vice President/Chief Operating Officer, CSX World Terminals LLC
William S. Shillady ’78, M.Div., D.Min. Executive Director and CEO, United Methodist City Society
Susanne Harley Dombrowski ’83, B.S., C.P.A. Principal and Shareholder, Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz; Chief Financial Officer, Controller, and Shareholder, 12:34 Micro Technologies Inc. James G. Glasgow Jr. ’81, B.S., M.B.A. President, Building and Land Technology M. Louise Hackman Hess ’78, B.S. Retired Director, Quality Insurance, Lancaster Laboratories Gregory J. Hessinger ’87, B.A., J.D. Partner, Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP
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Tracey Smith Stover ’91, B.A., M.B.A. Partner & Rockies Market Assurance Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Lewis E. Thayne, A.B., M.A., M.A., Ph.D. President, LVC Ryan H. Tweedie ’93, B.S. Partner, Americas Systems Practice Leader, Ernst & Young LLP Elizabeth R. Unger ’72, B.S., M.D., Ph.D. Chief, Chronic Viral Diseases Branch, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Rebecca Whalen ’18 Student Trustee, LVC Samuel A. Willman ’67, B.S., M.Com. President, Delta Packaging Inc. EMERITI Edward H. Arnold H’87, B.A., L.H.D. Retired Chairman, Arnold Logistics Ronald J. Drnevich, B.S. Former Senior Executive Vice President and Vice Chairman of the Board, Capital BlueCross Ross W. Fasick ’55, H’03, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., L.H.D. Retired Senior Vice President, E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Co. Eugene R. Geesey ’56, B.S. Retired Owner/President, CIB Inc. *Martin L. Gluntz ’53, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Retired Vice President, Technical Services, Hershey International Division, Hershey Foods Corporation Elaine G. Hackman ’52, B.A. Retired Business Executive Malcolm L. Lazin ’65, B.S., J.D. Founder and Executive Director, Equality Forum William Lehr Jr., B.B.A., J.D. Former Chair, Capital BlueCross George M. Reider Jr. ’63, B.S. Former Officer, Aetna Inc.; Former Insurance Commissioner, State of Connecticut Thomas C. Reinhart ’58, H’97, B.S., L.H.D. Retired Owner/President, T.C.R. Packaging Inc. Bruce R. Rismiller ’59, B.A., M.S. Retired Executive Vice President, Northwest Airlines Stephen H. Roberts ’65, B.S. President and Chief Executive Officer, EchoData Services Inc.
HONORARY Bishop Peggy A. Johnson ’75, B.A., M.Div., D.Min. Bishop of the Philadelphia Area of The United Methodist Church F. Obai Kabia ’73, P’99, P’00, P’02, B.S., M.P.A. Retired Political Affairs Officer, United Nations Bishop Jeremiah J. Park, B.Div., M.Div., D.Min. Bishop of the Susquehanna Conference of The United Methodist Church Suzanne H. Schrotberger H’96, L.H.D. Community Leader and Philanthropist
PUBLICATION STAFF Chief Communications Officer: Molly O’Brien-Foelsch Editor: Dr. Tom Hanrahan Editorial Staff: Christine Brandt Little Molly O’Brien-Foelsch Jaime Rowe Matthew Weaver Danielle Vigilante Webb Ali Wenger Anita Williams Writer: Susan Lindt, Feature Designer: Emily Acri, LVC Photography: Nick Gould Photography (www.nickgould.net)
Morton Spector P’79, H’92 Co-owner, Treasurer, Design House Kitchens and Appliances LLC
On the Cover: Linda J. Evans ’83 has been an athlete, musician, computer expert, and business executive, but nothing gives her greater pleasure than piloting her airplane, “Bessy,” around the country. Evans has competed in six cross-country air races and is now a member of the board that organizes and runs the “Air Race Classic,” an annual multi-day airplane race.
Albertine P. Washington P’86, H’91, B.A., P.D. Retired Educator, Lebanon School District
Inside Front Cover: Jake Williams ’19
Elizabeth K. Weisburger ’44, H’89, B.S., Ph.D., D.Sci. Retired Chief of Carcinogen Metabolism and Toxicology Branch, National Cancer Institute
Inside Back Cover: A.J. Nutter, LVC
The Rev. J. Dennis Williams H’90, B.A., M.Div., D.Min., H.D.D. Retired Pastor, United Methodist Church Harry B. Yost ’62, B.S., J.D., LL.M. Senior Partner, Appel & Yost LLP
*Deceased
Every gift to Lebanon Valley College is important. Visit www.lvc.edu/our-donors to view the digital version of the 2016–2017 Honor Roll, which includes lists of all Lebanon Valley College donors in 2016–2017. You can also view donors to Friends of the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery at www.lvc.edu/friends-of-the-gallery and for Valley Musica at www.lvc.edu/valley-musica. All of us at Lebanon Valley College thank you for your generosity and service, and for helping make Lebanon Valley College what it is today.
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STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES | 2016–2017 REVENUES AND OTHER ADDITIONS TOTAL REVENUE
$66,569,768
$66,569,768
11%
Interest Income (realized and unrealized) on Investments, Net
TOTAL EXPENDITURES
4%
$55,973,847
Government Grants
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
12%
Gifts and Private Grants
$10,595,921
22% EXPENDITURES AND OTHER DEDUCTIONS
51%
Tuition and Fees (Net of Institutional Financial Aid)
Auxiliary Enterprises
$55,973,847 13%
Auxiliary Enterprises
3%
Student Aid (Government)
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36%
WAYS IN WHICH YOUR
Instruction
17%
General Institutional
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15%
Student Services
8%
Operations and Maintenance of Plant
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1%
Public Services
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7%
Academic Support
CLASS YEAR GIVING BY PARTICIPATION Class Year
GIFTS RECEIVED BY SOURCE
TOTAL: $4,931,866 8.6%
Friends & Employees
18.4%
37.2%
Foundations
Trustees
21.5% Alumni
8%
Corporations
3.8%
Other Organizations
2.5%
Parents & Students
TOP 10 CLASSES FOR PARTICIPATION
TOP 10 CLASSES FOR GIFTS
Class Year Participation 1959 37.2% 1958 35.0% 1956 34.4% 1957 33.3% 1962 32.3% 1954 29.0% 1965 27.5% 1972 27.1% 1967 26.9% 1966 26.8%
Class Year Gifts 1961 $153,944 1974 $79,583 1962 $78,430 1967 $73,685 1969 $72,273 1972 $71,423 1980 $69,527 1959 $51,755 1976 $47,371 1981 $45,295
1959 1958 1956 1957 1962 1954 1965 1972 1967 1966 1950 1963 1960 1964 1969 1968 1953 1961 1970 2017 1944 1941 1951 1952 1975 1955 1974 1971 1981 1979 1973 1976 1977 1949 1947 1978 1990 1980 2007 1982 1943 1986 1985 1991 1987 1992 1945 1983 2008 1984 1993 1948 2013 1995 2006 2005 1996 1946 2010 1994 2009 2014 2012 2001 2016 2000 1989 1998 2015 2002 1988 2004 1997 2003 2011 1999
Participation
Gifts
37.2% $51,755.00 35.0% $26,219.00 34.4% $16,810.92 33.3% $7,645.00 32.3% $78,430.00 29.0% $13,250.00 27.5% $41,640.00 27.1% $71,423.00 26.9% $73,684.75 26.8% $8,801.00 25.9% $10,325.00 25.8% $21,119.32 25.6% $8,340.00 25.3% $40,638.07 24.6% $72,273.48 23.7% $29,471.00 23.4% $5,750.00 23.3% $153,943.98 23.2% $16,060.00 23.2% $2,953.57 23.1% $425.00 22.2% $200.00 22.2% $20,586.42 20.9% $8,984.51 20.5% $31,677.00 20.0% $14,925.00 19.3% $79,583.05 17.6% $16,810.00 17.1% $45,295.00 15.6% $11,160.00 15.6% $7,290.00 15.2% $47,370.50 15.0% $13,260.00 14.9% $5,100.00 14.8% $1,150.00 14.2% $25,061.00 13.5% $10,035.79 13.5% $69,527.46 13.1% $7,614.00 12.8% $5,740.00 12.5% $50.00 12.4% $9,225.00 12.3% $4,810.00 11.8% $33,125.00 11.4% $5,070.00 11.2% $12,612.00 11.1% $100.00 11.0% $34,210.17 10.5% $6,348.74 10.3% $5,525.00 10.2% $13,015.41 10.0% $450.00 9.9% $2,088.34 9.6% $3,270.00 9.3% $4,387.00 8.7% $6,295.00 8.7% $5,570.00 8.7% $5,020.00 8.7% $10,868.92 8.5% $1,080.00 8.5% $12,042.36 8.4% $2,440.14 8.4% $1,933.00 8.3% $4,211.84 8.1% $700.48 7.8% $4,855.74 7.8% $1,345.00 7.5% $18,490.00 7.4% $760.92 7.3% $5,790.00 6.6% $2,875.00 6.5% $3,339.43 5.9% $4,785.00 5.9% $2,340.00 23 PRESIDENT’ S REPORT 5.2% $969.00 4.6% $2,520.00
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