Engaging Mind & Spirit 2021-22 Issue 2

2021-22 ISSUE 2

2020-2021 Annual Report Issue

FROM THE PRESIDENT For it is in giving that we receive…

Dear Members of the USF Family, Welcome to the latest issue of Engaging Mind & Spirit magazine! This publication is one way the University of St. Francis strives to remain connected to you—our alumni, our friends, our parents, our employees and our supporters—in short, our USF family.

We continue hope that this issue continues to find you safe and healthy—even in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as its Delta and Omicron variants. Indeed, although I would never have imagined continuing to do so at this point, I want to begin, yet again, by thanking our “on-campus community members”—students, faculty, staff and partners—for everything that they have done to ensure that our continued on-campus learning has been as safe and successful as it has. As “Saints United,” we continue to wear masks, maintain physical distancing, practice good hand hygiene, and self-screen daily… and the respect and compassion that we’re showing for each other through these actions continues to be effective!

That said, I have to tell you that this particular issue—with its focus on philanthropy—could not only be more timely (given the many societal challenges we face), but also more relevant to our mission than ever before. After all, if we are to prepare women and men to contribute to the world through service and leadership, we require the support of our donors more now than ever.

Indeed, our donors support the University along many pathways… at its most basic level, “unrestricted” donations to our annual fund support our annual operating expenses—i.e., the costs associated with student learning each year that are covered by the University versus student tuition and fee payments. These donations are incredibly valuable to the University, as they provide us with the ability to meet our students’ most urgent needs, especially in times like that associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.

At the next level, donors can choose to support specific projects and initiatives of the University through “restricted funds.” These funds are, by definition, dedicated (restricted) to a specific purpose—whether addressing a short-term student need (e.g., COVID-19 relief) or funding a targeted initiative (e.g., our MERIT program within the College of Education).

Of course, donors who hope to make a lasting/long-term impact on the University of St. Francis may choose to create “endowments” in support of their projects of interest—whether through scholarships, project-oriented funding, or other directed efforts that “pay out” a portion of their earnings (without ever touching the original contribution, or corpus) each year. These are, quite certainly, “the gift that keeps on giving.”

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, as well as positive returns on our investment funds, the University of St. Francis is proud to report that as of May 31, 2021, we have over $58M in net assets at the beginning of FY22.

So pour yourself a cup of coffee, sit back, and enjoy this latest update about what’s happening at your USF. As always, please know that I continue to consider myself incredibly blessed to serve as your president and promise to continue to work hard to earn the trust that you have placed in me. Together, as always, we remain Saints United!

Peace and all good things,

Arvid C. Johnson, Ph.D. University of St. Francis President

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CONTENT

Honor Roll of Donors

Three Oaks Society

Statement of Financial Position

Calendar of Events

Jessica Conte Peggy DeLany Dave DiLorenzo Arlene Finkle Julie Futterer Fr. Michael Jennrich, OFM Kim Kalafut Aubrey Knight Nicole Kulon Victor Patterson Lisa Sampalis Keith Schomig Other USF employees, alumni, students & friends

IMAGERY Don Bersano - Bersano Photography Cherry Hill Studios Peggy DeLany Julie Futterer Nicole Salow Other USF employees, alumni, students & friends

DESIGN

Our Mission As a Catholic university rooted in the liberal arts, we are a welcoming community of learners challenged

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USF NEWS SENIOR JONATHAN WOLF NAMED USF’S 2021 LINCOLN ACADEMY OF ILLINOIS STUDENT LAUREATE Senior biology major Jonathan Wolf was selected as this year’s Student Laureate of The Lincoln Academy of Illinois. Through this special program, the Lincoln Academy honors Student Laureates from each of the participating Illinois colleges and universities for their leadership and service in the pursuit of the betterment of humanity and for overall excellence in curricular and extracurricular activities. Wolf was nominated for the honor by Brian Michalak, USF baseball head coach, and Joanna Kourtidis, assistant director of USF’s Academic Resource Center.

Following his graduation in the spring, Wolf aspires to enroll in a cardiovascular perfusionist program to obtain either a related certificate or master’s degree. Once his career path begins, Wolf plans to use his faith as a way to connect with and serve his community because service is very important to him.

NEARLY $18,000 RAISED ON GIVING TUESDAY FOR STUDENT EMERGENCY SCHOLARSHIPS USF’s Institutional Advancement team was thrilled to raise close to $18,000 from donors and friends on Giving Tuesday in November. This year’s campaign focused on the Student Emergency Fund, which provides current students experiencing hardship with a one-time grant of $500 for resources such as food, transportation, housing, and academic fees. Funds raised will aid over 35 USF students.

Gifts were generously matched by the university’s sponsoring congregation, the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate, and a group of anonymous donors—doubling the scholarship support possible for students in need. USF extends its sincerest thanks to all who participated!

USF RECOGNIZED BY PRINCETON REVIEW USF is one of the 158 best colleges in the Midwest according to The Princeton Review. The education services company listed USF in the Best in the Midwest section on its “2022 Best Colleges: Region by Region” listing, available at princetonreview.com/bestmwcolleges. The honor marks the 14th consecutive year USF has been named to this national listing, which recognizes 654 colleges and universities (representing just 23% of the nation’s four-year colleges and universities) that it considers both academically outstanding and a valuable collegiate option.

“National recognition such as this—a fourteenth consecutive year of recognition by The Princeton Review—demonstrates the University of St. Francis’ longstanding and ongoing commitment to student success in terms of retention to graduation rates to in-field job placement,” USF President Arvid C. Johnson, Ph.D., said.

A few weeks later, The Princeton Review again honored USF as one of the nation’s 420 most environmentally responsible colleges in The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2022 Edition. The guide is accessible for free at princetonreview.com/green-guide.

“This recognition serves as a nice acknowledgement of our efforts to increase the campus’s sustainability projects and awareness,” said Jessica Conte ‘13, ’20, co-chair of the USF Sustainability Committee with Nicole Salow.

USF’s sustainability efforts are tied to the teachings of Saint Francis of Assisi—remembered for his love of the environment and all living things.

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The University of St. Francis once again sponsored Joliet’s Light Up the Holidays parade, held each year the day after Thanksgiving.

THE ACADEMIC COLLEGES COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

» The newest major in the College of Arts & Sciences—Digital Humanities—prepares students for careers in museums, libraries and cultural organizations, as well as in the tech industry, where their communication strengths, ethical reasoning and aesthetic awareness will complement their technical skills. Many career paths can stem from

» The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) recently announced that 24 Illinois colleges and universities, including USF, have volunteered for a pilot program to develop plans to recruit and retain future teachers of color. The pilot will help establish best practices ahead of ISBE requiring all 54 Illinois educator preparation programs to develop plans next year. An ISBE press release explained the recruitment and retention efforts are part of ISBE’s three-year strategic plan, which includes the goal of increasing teacher diversity in Illinois public schools. The release also cited research from the Learning Policy Institute, which showed that teachers of color boost the academic performance of students of color, including reading and math test scores, graduation rates and aspirations to attend college. Studies also show that students taught by teachers of the same race are less likely to be chronically absent and less likely to experience exclusionary discipline.

USF College of Education dean John Gambro, Ed.D., said that the pilot program aligns closely with some of USF’s top priorities.

“The University of St. Francis places equity and social justice as a top priority. We view this collaboration as an opportunity to share some of our successes and learn from other successful programs from across the state,” Gambro said.

this major! stfrancis.edu/digital-humanities » Jeff Jaskowiak, instructor and director of USF’s Digital Audio Recording Arts program, recently released the CD “Friendship” with bandmates Joe Filisko and Larry Ortega. Available on CD and as a digital download at jaskomusic.com and jaskomusic.bandcamp.com, “Friendship” is a collection of songs drawn from the past five decades of his music-making. » A new book published by USF adjunct instructor Lauren O’Connor, “Robin and the Making of American Adolescence,” examines the social and cultural history of Robin, Batman’s sidekick, and how Robin was both a product and producer of the idea of the American teenager.

The book, which is the outcome of O’Connor’s dissertation work, is currently available on both Amazon and Rutgers University Press.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & HEALTH ADMINISTRATION » The newest major in the College of Business & Health Administration— Business Analytics— focuses on developing new insights and understanding of business performance based on data and statistical methods. If you want to use analytical modeling, numerical analysis and fact-based management to help drive decision making for your future employer, then this major is for you! stfrancis.edu/business-analytics » An exciting partnership began this fall with the College of Business & Health Administration and the University of Economics and Business (UEB) in Hanoi, Vietnam, offering students there a USF BBA in International Business or Supply Chain Management. Classes began in early October, servicing over 90 students in 40 courses.

“Working with UEB has been challenging, but exciting,” assistant COBHA dean Jeanne Washburn ‘99, ‘01, ‘17 says. “We get assistance from Hunter Global Education, who has expertise in bringing together international and U.S. universities for successful partnerships.

LEACH COLLEGE OF NURSING » In October, LCON received notice that its accreditation with the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE) was extended for 10 years for all programs. The CCNE Board of Commissioners determined that LCON met all accreditation standards. Congratulations, LCON faculty and staff! » Jennifer Wills-Savoia ‘99, ‘02, DNP, MSN, R.N., LCON assistant professor and clinical simulation and learning director, was formally recognized by the Illinois Board of Higher Education as a 2022 Nurse Educator Fellow. She will use the $10,000 fellowship award to address perceived barriers on the national NCLEX nursing exam, such as how timed exam questions affects many testers—especially those who do not fluently speak English—and enhancing USF’s simulation program. » Three students pursuing Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) degrees received the CVS Health Foundation Scholarship. Each of the students— Chao Moua, Eva Cybulski and Renalda Tomic—were awarded a $1,000 scholarship.

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ALUMNI NEWS 2021 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS Each year, the USF Alumni & Family Relations Office announces a distinguished alumna/nus from each college, nominated by their peers, as well as the recipient of the Presidential Alumni Award, selected by USF’s president. Congratulations to all awardees, who were formally recognized in October!

PRESIDENTIAL ALUMNI AWARD: CHARLOTTE CODO ‘74 Charlotte Codo began her studies at St. Francis when her children were in middle school and high school. A disciplined scholar, she was drawn into the study of French by her influential instructors at St. Francis. Originally educated as a nurse at Wesley Memorial Hospital and Northwestern University, then as an artist and always a student of nature, Codo responded powerfully to the world of French literature and culture. After graduation, she studied outdoor watercolor painting and pastels in the south of France for many summers. Codo’s lifelong love of nature prompted the development of her husband Norman’s family farm in Frankfort, Illinois into a 30-acre native prairie and oak savannah. In 2019, the Codo family donated their beautiful property to the University of St. Francis, demonstrating the gratitutde Charlotte still feels for her years of engagement at St. Francis.

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES ALUMNI AWARD: DR. JILLIAN SCHERER ‘05 After graduating from USF, Jillian Scherer, M.D., IBCLC went to Loyola’s Stritch School of Medicine and obtained her medical degree. While in training, she realized she enjoyed a wide variety of medical conditions and treasured the human connection found in family medicine.

She started residency at Waukesha Family Medicine Residency in Waukesha, Wisconsin, where she was not only trained in family medicine, but also in advanced skills in obstetrics, in hopes of being a physician who could provide care “from womb to tomb.”

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Scherer and her family eventually moved to Olney, Illinois, where as a family medicine physician, she started a direct primary care clinic called Whole Family Health. She is happy to have joined a progressive movement of primary care physicians who treasure respect, integrity, service, and compassion in their practices.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & HEALTH ADMINISTRATION ALUMNI AWARD: SHEILA BRUNE ‘86, ‘09 Sheila Brune became an R.N. at St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing, then began her career working in Los Angeles, California, caring for patients at Mt. Sinai Hospital. Brune eventually enrolled at USF for a B.S., then an M.S. in health services administration, which certified her in quality, utilization, and case management and made her eligible for positions with increasing responsibility. After a medical error led to her father’s death, she told her story at numerous conferences in hopes of saving others. She also served on the board of her local homeless shelter and the Red Cross, and was active in Kiwanis, Beta Sigma Phi and the Philanthropic Educational Organization. After retiring, she worked as a substitute school nurse, wrote the life stories of hospice patients, and was a proud volunteer at COVID vaccination clinics.

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION ALUMNI AWARD: DR. KARLA GUSEMAN ‘01 Karla Guseman, Ph.D., began her career in education at Joliet Township High School (JTHS) in 2000 as a science teacher at Joliet Central. She served in this capacity for six years, taking on various leadership roles associated with the

science curriculum, school improvement planning, strategic planning, and professional development. In 2006, she shifted to an administrative role as the curriculum director for science and applied life before being promoted in 2011 to assistant superintendent for educational services. Guseman was promoted to superintendent of JTHS District 204 in February of 2020. She believes that all students must have an equal opportunity for a high-quality education, as well as access to a relevant and rigorous curriculum that will allow them to acquire the knowledge and skills to be successful in their continued studies.

LEACH COLLEGE OF NURSING ALUMNI AWARD: JADA SIMS ‘20 Jada Sims grew up in Romeoville, Illinois. She faced many obstacles along the way but never gave up because of the support she had from teachers and her family. During her last two years of high school, she began to take steps toward a nursing career by attending Wilco Area Career Center, a technical school located in her hometown. She continued her journey at USF as a first-generation student and served others in several campus roles, including Saints Ambassador, Foundations mentor, Orientation Board member and health assessment supplemental instructor. In 2020, she graduated with honors and was inducted into Sigma Theta Tau nuring honor society. She is now a cardiac-neuro critical care nurse at Edward Hospital in Naperville, Illinois, where she continues to make a difference in the lives of her patients. Sims is currently pursuing an MSN in nursing administration.

St. Francis Memories We recently touched base with alumna and donor Peggy DeLany ‘68, who had lots of great memories to share about her time at then-College of St. Francis!

“It has been important to me to contribute to USF over the years, in hopes

“All the sewing we did! I sewed a lot of my own clothes and I even lent my

that the money finds its way to a young woman or young man who needs it.

sewing machine to other girls. I made dresses and skirts and coats and several

Back in 1966, after I’d completed my sophomore year, the college found a

prom dresses for myself, and at least one ‘formal’ for a friend. One of our friends

way to allow me to apply for a scholarship, and I was lucky enough to have

brought a treadle sewing machine from home, and I made a prom dress with it.

my tuition paid for the next two years. Thanks to the College of St. Francis, I

This girl was quite an experienced sewer and she taught me to sew French seams

was able to graduate and have a successful career in what was then “Data

on that machine!” Pictured: Upper photo - DeLany with her mother and six

Processing,” then “Systems Management,” and after that “IT.” Thank you,

siblings at church... “You probably don’t remember when you went to church in

USF, and thank you, Sisters!” Pictured: Peggy DeLany ‘68, now and then.

your ‘Sunday Best’… girls in dresses and hats, and boys in pressed pants and jackets.” Lower photos - DeLany and friends in an Interlude photo shoot, showing off their fashion sense and sewing handiwork!

“Walking down ‘Pretty Street’ on our way downtown, and did we actually walk to Merichka’s for those wonderful garlic-y submarine sandwiches?

Getting a chocolate ice cream sundae with marshmallow topping at the ice cream shop across the street from Tower Hall and the convent—I think it might have been where the library is now.” Pictured: DeLany, Rita Knaga ‘69 and Susan (Napierala) Kuh ‘68 in the Napierala driveway; Kuh, Francine Trozzolo, Betsy (Walters) Breault ‘68 and DeLany in the dorms.

“I believe that those years helped instill in me something like a habit or conviction that we women can, and must, take care of ourselves... and that we can, and must, be leaders. I treasure the memories of an environment where the leaders and experts at our college were all or mostly women. All the students and student leaders were women, too. Those women were strong, and they were educated…. and they still are!” Pictured: DeLany, Patricia (Stavins) Haldorson ’68 and Pam (Kolada) Nogal ’68 at their 50th reunion; Susan (Napierala) Kuh ’68 and DeLany in Englewood Beach, Florida.

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Philanthropy: ALLOWING OTHERS TO TAKE NOTHING FOR THE JOURNEY

By Fr. Michael Jennrich, OFM, COBHA Chaplain In the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 9:1-9, Jesus calls the Twelve together and readies them to proclaim the kingdom of God and to heal the sick. He gives them power and authority to drive out all demons and cure diseases. He then tells them, “Take nothing for the journey.”

No staff, no bag, no bread, no money, no extra tunic. “Whatever house you enter, stay there until you leave that town.”

Most people, when preparing for a long journey, pack to safeguard their wellbeing— clothing, food and money being basic essentials. These items, however, don’t seem to matter to Jesus. He clearly instructs his disciples to leave everything behind. Keep in mind the distance between villages was several miles, surely a small overnight bag could have been permissible, but no. “Take nothing for the journey” was his command.

Jesus wanted them to be dependent on the kindness of others to satisfy their hunger and thirst, thereby experiencing the providence of

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God, so… take no bread.

Most people would agree that trust in God is the platform upon which any good minister stands, but doesn’t Scripture also say that God helps those who help themselves? Even the pagans have a plan B. So why is Jesus insistent about having no financial backing? Simply put, it’s about setting an example. By divesting themselves of guaranteed resources, the disciples had no choice but to place every confidence in God’s providential nature. It should be evident then, take no money.

Arriving at their destination, sine proprio, the disciples were to reside at whatever house they entered for the duration of their stay. No one questioned whether they would be welcomed, fed and sheltered by strangers. They disembarked with every confidence they would. Who were these generous souls into whose arms the disciples were sent? Jesus knew. In ancient Mediterranean civilizations they were recognized as lovers of humankind,

voluntarily extending practical benevolence towards others. In first century BCE they would have been known as “Believers” or “Followers of the Way.” Today, they are called philanthropists, benefactors or patrons.

According to Webster’s Dictionary, philanthropy is “the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes.”

Looking through the lens of spirituality, philanthropy is a ministry through which other ministers’ needs are met allowing them to fully focus on doing what is theirs to do.

Philanthropists today continue the legacy of the lovers of humankind through their generous support of individuals, organizations, and institutions dedicated to healing the maladies of the world. Seen as ministers to the ministers, philanthropists truly allow others to take nothing for the journey.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

2020-2021

Generous support from the following donors between June 1, 2020-May 31, 2021 enabled the University of St. Francis to advance its mission, vision and goals.

USF SOCIETY Gifts of $1,000 and above annually qualify for membership in the USF Society, the University of St. Francis’ annual giving society.

Lifetime USF Society Member

$100,000+

Those who have given lifetime cumulative gifts of over $100,000.

USF Society Service & Leadership Circle $100,000+ USF Society Founders’ Circle

$50,000-$99,999

USF Society President’s Circle

$25,000–$49,999

USF Society Francis & Clare Circle

$10,000–$24,999

USF Society Assisian Circle

$5,000–$9,999

USF Society Brown & Gold Circle

$1,000–$4,999

Francis Fund

Up to $999 Every attempt was made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. If there is an error or omission, please contact USF's Office of Institutional Advancement at 815-740-3748.

*Asterisks denote deceased donors.

To be part of next year’s honor roll of donors and support our students, give online today at stfrancis.edu/give.

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LIFETIME USF MEMBER $100,000+ Anonymous Ms. N. Jeanne Anderson* ‘68 Mrs. Joyce (Maryanowich) Anglemire* ‘62 Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation Associated Colleges AT&T BMO Harris Bank Mrs. Jo Ann (McDonald) Barber ‘52 Barnes & Noble at St. Francis Mr. and Mrs. George Barr Dr. Noel Bass Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bellah ‘82 (Patricia Banks ‘83) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Benoit (Margaret Kennedy ‘69) Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. George R. Block ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Brennan ‘81 Mr.* and Mrs.* LaVerne S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Buchanan ‘89 (Karen M. Hammond ‘89) Ms. Helen Burst* Mr. and Mrs. Bart T. Murphy Mr. Robert Carr Caterpillar, Inc. Chase Mr. Richard L. Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Norman Codo (Charlotte Codo ‘74) Commonwealth Edison Council of Independent Colleges Crane Composites/Crane Fund for Widows and Children Mr. and Mrs. Terrence O. D’Arcy D’Arcy Motors Mrs. Joan E. Danielson* ‘46 Department of Health and Human Services Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dollinger

Federal Express Corp.

Fifth Third Bank First Midwest Bank Fore-Christ, Inc. Franciscan Learning Center Give Something Back Foundation, Inc. Gosselin Family Grant’s Appliances Electronics and More Mr. and Mrs. Cyril W. Habiger (Diane Felbinger ‘77) Harrah’s Joliet Casino Hotel Health Resources & Service Administration Henry Bros. Co. Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Holdman ‘01 Hollywood Casino Mr. Wayne Huffman* Illinois Board of Higher Education Dr. and Mrs. Arvid C. Johnson Mr. W. Starr Johnston* Kresge Foundation Mr. Dave Laketa ‘90 Mr. John H. and Cecily* Leach— Leach Nursing Scholarship Trust Mrs. Marcita Ley* Lilly Endowment, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallof Mr. and Mrs John T. Manner Mr. William J. Manner ‘96 McCormick Trust Harold and Margaret (Donovan) Moser* ‘36 Mrs. Carolyn (Tomecek) Murphy ‘65 Miss Loretta (Meyer) Murphy* ‘34 National Science Foundation Northern Illinois Steel Supply Company Mrs. Shirley E. Oberwortmann Mr.* & Mrs. William C. Obrochta Office Justice Programs

Robert W. Plaster Foundation Mrs. Evelyn M. Rowland* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ruth ‘82 Mr.* and Mrs. James P. Sczepaniak (Frances Tures Naal ‘58) Dr.* and Mrs. Jerome F. Sickley (Margaret C. Schmitt* ‘48) Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate Mrs. Vera Smith* Mrs. Jane (Engleton) Snyder* ‘35 Dr. M. Therese Southgate * ‘48 TelecomPioneers-Illinois Chapter 1 The Retirement Resarch Foundation Ms. Cecilia A. Trizna-Vargo ‘59 Mr. Frank J. Turk Sr.* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Vana Virginia J. Saxon Scholarship Fund Mr.* and Mrs. Brent H. Wadsworth Wadsworth Golf Construction Company Mrs. Frances B. (Bergold) Waranius ‘53* Mrs. Eileen C. Webb* Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wheeler (Patricia S. Sexton ‘67) Robert and Patricia Wheeler Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. Wirt

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE $25,000-$49,999

USF SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Mallof Mr. and Mrs.* John T. Manner and

SERVICE & LEADERSHIP CIRCLE $100,000+ Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bellah ‘82 (Patricia Banks ‘83) Mr. and Mrs. William C. Benoit (Margaret Kennedy ‘69) Mr.* and Mrs.* LaVerne S. Brown Health Resources & Service Administration National Science Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wheeler (Patricia S. Sexton ‘67)

FOUNDERS CIRCLE $50,000-99,999 Arthur J. Schmitt Foundation Dr. and Mrs. William Bromer (Linda Bromer) Office Justice Programs Robert and Patricia Wheeler Family Foundation The Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Ms. Cecilia A. Trizna-Vargo ‘59 Virginia J. Saxon Scholarship Fund

Associated Colleges of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Norman Codo (Charlotte Codo ‘74) ECON Illinois Eisenbrandt Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Cyril W. Habiger (Diane Felbinger ‘77) Dr. and Mrs. Arvid C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Klasing (Barbara Franey ‘64) National Endowment For The Humanities The Chicago Community Foundation Mrs. Patricia (Kahn) Tobin* ‘53

FRANCIS & CLARE CIRCLE $10,000-$24,999 Dr. and Mrs. William Carroll CoSIDA Mr. Richard Cronholm Mr. and Mrs. Terrence O. D’Arcy D’Arcy Motors Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Dollinger Illinois Board of Higher Education Johansen & Anderson, Inc. Mr. William Johnson Mr. Dave Laketa ‘90 Mr. Kevin Leary

Mr. William Manner Mr. Ryan Marks Old Plank Trail Community Bank Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Randich ‘79 (Ann Reedy ‘80) Santo Sport Store Mr. James R. Sefcik, Jr. Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate Ms. Kathleen P. Sullivan ‘95 Dr. Phyllis M. Wilson Wintrust Commercial Banking

ASSISIAN CIRCLE $5,000-9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Arellano Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bergman Mr. Michael Bily (Christy L. Ford ‘19) Mr. and Mrs. George R. Block ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Brennan ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bryant ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Buchanan ‘89 (Karen M. Hammond ‘89)

Victor Patterson ‘03 USF Trustee and Donor MEMORIES: One of my more profound memories was the intimate class setting, plus professionally accomplished classmates. The broad and diverse industries that were represented made for very thought provoking conversations on topics that were presented by professors. Inherent in this setting was the need to think, more, strategically than we already were. The bond among classmates and willingness to interact was special.

WHAT DO YOU TREASURE? I value that the university wants to be relevant... that the university takes pride in its educational programming and values its students. As an alumnus, I’ve always been welcomed. The university has worked to remain connected to me and encouraged me to return. As a Board of Trustee member, I remain very, very humbled. I accept that my experience and voice is pursued to secure the present and future of our university (my alma mater). I treasure having the privilege to make a difference.

WHY DO YOU GIVE BACK? Because the university accepted me…and gave me the foundation to be more successful than I may have been prior to my enrollment. “To whom much is given, much is required!”

Busey Bank Country Financial

Mr. Robert Snyder Dr. Daniel Streitz DDS

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Crowther Crowther Roofing and Sheet Metal

Mrs. Marguerite Tortorello Dr. Michael J. Vinciguerra

Mr. Daniel Cushing ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. DeMint

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Vogrin (Shelby J. Brown ‘60)

(Judith Pavell ‘60) Mr. Robert Erickson

Colleen A. Wyse ‘75 and Stephen Klasko, M.D.

Google, Inc. Mr. Edward Gosselin Mr.* and Mrs. Harold P. Graham (Patricia A. Liker ‘64) Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Holdman ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Kenny ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. McCafferty (Carol Ann Ardaugh ‘65) Ms. Maureen McCarley ‘71 Dr. Cheryl and Mr. Kevin McCarthy (Cheryl McCarthy ‘86) Mr. Mark McClure MetLife Foundation Mrs. Sandra (Novak) Montrose Olivier ‘61 Mrs. Mary Moore Pepsi-Cola Ms. Candice P. (Polovina) Rosen ‘88 Sentinus, LLC

BROWN & GOLD CIRCLE $1,000-4,999 Anonymous ABM Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Adler ‘80 Adler Roofing & Sheet Metal, Inc. Aileen S. Andrew Foundation Dr. Pauline Albert Mr. Fadil Alispahic ‘03 Amita Health, St. Joseph Medical Center Mrs. Helen I. (Hogan) Anderson ‘61 Mrs. Sharon L. (Coonan) Asher ‘70 Autobahn Country Club Mrs. Jenny Baker Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bartolini (Rachael A. Marks ‘00, ‘05) Mr. and Mrs. Mark Basso

Mrs. Arlene Benigni* Bishops Hill Winery Mr. George Black Ms. Mary Kay (Softcheck) Blake ‘70 Blue Ribbon Products Co. Mr. Michael J. Bone ‘92 Mr. Robert Borgstrom Mr. Drew R. Bradle ‘02 Mrs. Holly (Ogle) Brennan ‘90 Mrs. Lyndean Brick CBIZ Benefits & Insurance Services of Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Carlson Mr. Martin Carroll Caterpillar Foundation Cathedral Area Preservation Association Chicago Trading Company Ms. Margaret J. Cockbill ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Connor (Josephine Giacchino ‘56) Dr. and Mrs. Terrance L. Cottrell ‘99, ‘03 (Michelle Cottrell ‘09, ‘10) Dr. and Mrs. Leslie Cox (Mary Lagger ‘73) Cronin Elementary School Staff Mr. Scott Crowther Sr. Mr. Craig Czerkies Mr. and Mrs. James D’Amico Mrs. Carrie Disera-Crawford ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. James Doppke Sr. Mrs. Jane (McKean) Drabik ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Peery A. Duderstadt (Mary Ann Bonkowski ‘68) Mrs. Alice (Zubek) Dutka ‘61 Dr. Carolyn M. Engers Excel Electric, Inc. ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fedo ‘80 (Georgene Policandriotes ‘74, ‘80, ‘85) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Filotto Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart Ms. Rebecca Fry Mr. Arthur Galli Jr. ‘80 Mr. Paul E. Gantzert Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gard Mrs. Marilyn Gilroy ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gorbold Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Grabavoy (Marisue Cordano ‘83) Mr. Mark Hanson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hathaway (Linda Hathaway) Mr. and Mrs. James Hathaway (Barbara Ann Hathaway)

Ms. Allison Heard Mr. Michael Holmes ‘11 (Kelly Holmes* ‘06) Mr. Frank Huette ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Inserra Ms. Annette Jelinek Jewell Events Catering Joliet Slammers Joliet Township Government Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Juster (Mary Lou Lechowich ‘66) KGG, LLC KSKJ Life, American Slovenian Catholic Union Mr. Michael J. Kalata ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. John Kella (Patricia Sowa ‘73) Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kender (Carol A. Vischak ‘67) Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G. Kenney (Dolores Torres ‘56) Mrs. Marilynn F. (Jilek) Klotz ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knorr Jr. Mrs. Ruth (Heimann) Lager ‘55 Mr. and Mrs. George Lehman (Carol Pubentz Sterr ‘56) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Leone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Leracz (Bernice Borek ‘62) Dr. Carol A. Lindee Dr. JoAnn Lopykinski ‘89 Dr. Rosemary Lucas ‘49 Mrs. Tawnya (Christensen) Mack ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manley (Marianne E. Busse ‘57) Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Marsh (Suzanne M. Slifka ‘02) Mr. Vincent K. McGirr Dr. Terrance P. McGuire and Ms. Kathleen J. McGowan Ms. Laurie McPhillips Ms. Claretta Meier ‘59 Mr. John Meyer Mickey’s Tire & Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mikuska Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Miles Mrs. Magdalyn (Woolfe) Miller ‘61 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Morrissette ‘83, ‘86 (Maureen Briscoe ‘84, ‘96) Ms. Frances Tures Naal ‘58 Northern Trust NuMark Credit Union Dr. and Mrs. John C. Orr (Madonna Plese ‘56) Most Reverend Richard Pates Mr. and Mrs. John H. Peifer (Margaret Connor ‘61)

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Piazza & Mannerino Masonry Mr. and Mrs. John M. Przybyla ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Qualio (Stephanie Qualio ‘05) Qubit Networks, LLC Quest Food Management Services Mr. and Mrs. Marvin F. Rakers (Anita Heimann ‘63) Mr. Matthew A. Ramuta (Joan Nahas* ‘56) Mr. John Randich Jr. Ms. Jane Rapson Mrs. Dorothy (Ludden) Resh ‘64 Dr. Dorothy A. Ritter ‘66 Mrs. Mary (Rodriguez) Roa ‘59 Rockdale Automotive Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Ross Dr. Beth and Mr. David Roth Mrs. Mary Kay (Walter) Rowe ‘69 Ruettiger, Tonelli & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ruth ‘82 Mr. Jeffrey Rzasa ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Schager (Jodi C. Zier ‘96, ‘02) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Scheuber ‘95 (Kathleen Scheuber ‘80, ‘87)

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schomig ‘13, ‘17 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Scott (Diane M. Kiefner ‘80) Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Sharp ‘97, ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Paramjit Sidhu Mrs. Judith (Paul) Sigler ‘69 Silver Cross Hospital Dr. Damon M. Sloan ‘20 and Ms. Ana Rossetti Miss Elaine T. Smith Mr.* and Mrs. Douglas F. Spesia (Loretta Wiesbrook ‘65) Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Spinozzi ‘81 Ms. Susan (Scarcelli) Spurgeon ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan (Margaret Bacon ‘96) Mrs. Chieh Tan ‘00 Mr. Mark Telander The Community Foundation of Will County Tim Wallace Landscape Supply Company, Inc. Mr. Rodney Tonelli Mr. and Mrs. John E. Vidmar (Wilhelmine McCarley ‘68) Mr. Anthony Villa ‘93

Arlene Finkle ‘09 USF Student Life Administrative Assistant and Donor MEMORIES: I have so many great memories of USF, I could not write them all down! One big theme throughout is all the great friendships I have made at USF, with one of the best memories being seeing our students walk across the stage at commencement. The pride and confidence they feel shows on their faces and it is amazing to witness.

WHAT DO YOU TREASURE? To preface this, I honestly believe God brought me to USF to help others and to build my faith.

My relationship with Sr. Rosemary Small has left a lasting impact on my life and I hope she benefited from our friendship. I treasure the relationships I have cultivated over the past 30 plus years with the Sisters, administrators, faculty, staff and students. We are one family, all interconnected. The reason I remain at USF is because of the love and support I feel in the culture here.

WHY DO YOU GIVE BACK? When I spend time in the Joliet community, I often see alumni who I knew as students and it is so rewarding to see their successes. I believe giving back to USF has a huge impact on the student experience and their learning outcomes.

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Vogen ‘93 (Tracey L. Carmack ‘92) Dr. and Mrs. Gary F. Voyce (Beverly Voyce ‘87) Dr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Eric Washburn (Jeanne Washburn ‘99, ‘01) Mr. J. Bradley Webb Webb Boys Leasing Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Weis ‘90 (Donna Guderyahn ‘91) Mr. Joseph Whalen Mr. Jason M. Whiteside ‘00 Mr. Lawrence Wiers Mr. Eric Wignall Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Zordan

ST. FRANCIS SOCIETY $1-$999 Mr. Paul Abderhalden Mr. Michael L. Abegg Ms. Christin Abel Mr. Richard Ackerson Ms. Nicole Adams Mr. Nathan Aftanas Ms. Linda Aguilar Mrs. Claudia Albertsen ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Allen (Patricia Judnich ‘64) Mrs. Dianne (Rastello) Allen ‘66 Mr. Preston Allen ‘98 Ms. Krista Allen-Sanders ‘21 Mr. Robert Alley Allied Universal Technology Services Ms. Rosa Alvarado ‘21 AmazonSmile Foundation Ms. Elva Ambriz Mrs. Teresa Anderson Ms. Heather (Kuzminski) Anderson ‘96, ‘20 Ms. Mary (Bentley) Anderson ‘02, ‘04 Mrs. Timika Anderson-Reeves ‘02 Mrs. Angela (DeSandre) Andreshak ‘57 Ms. Kassidy Andrews ‘21 Mrs. Jeanette Anguita ‘01 Ms. Brittany Animagi Dr. Angela Antonou Ph.D. Mr. Timothy Archer ‘98, ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Archer ‘98,‘07 (Anne Marie Archer) Ms. Tracey Ardizzone-Droesch ‘97 Ms. Stephanie Arena ‘10 Ms. Rachna Arora Audiophils Records Ms. Anna Auger Ms. Kerry Baader Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Babcock ‘93 Ms. Valerie Baeza

Mr. Derek Babson Dr. Debra A. Bacharz Ms. Elizabeth Badalamenti ‘21 Mrs. Anne (Sonnefield) Bailie ‘64 Ms. Janine Baird ‘07 Mrs. Dollie (Badovinich) Bajusz ‘54 Ms. Julie Ballone Ms. Alison Balmer ‘20 Ms. Heather Baras Barnes & Noble at St. Francis Ms. Nancy Barrett Mr. Ildefonso Barron Mr. Glenn Barron Ms. Karen Bartecki Mrs. Nancy Bartels ‘12 Mr. Brian Barth Ms. Christine Bartz Dr. Robert Barwa Ed.D. Mr. Robert Basile ‘04 (Courtney E. Basile ‘01) Mrs. Geraldine (Knowles) Baskerville ‘54 Ms. Ruthann Baskerville ‘63 Mrs. Dorothy (Pulo) Batka ‘58 Mrs. Natalie Bayci Mr. Kenneth Bazarnik ‘78 Mr. Kent Beaudry ‘97 Dr. Robert Behling Mrs. Larissa Behling Ms. Jacquelyn Behnke ‘85 Mr. Ronald Beitzel Ms. Barbara Bell ‘92 Ms. Sami Bellinder Mrs. Elizabeth (Nagel) Belsan ‘02 Mrs. Julia (Yording) Benoit ‘72 Ms. Amanda Beran Mr. James Berdusis ‘86 Mr. Ted Berman Berman Capital Management & Research Mr. and Mrs. Don Bersano Dr. Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant ‘94, ‘97 Ms. Jodi Bette Mr. George Beverly Jr. ‘84 Mr. Nathwani Bharat Ms. Julie Bialas Mrs. Marcia (Burchardt) Bianco ‘64 Ms. Tara Biasco ‘20 Ms. Jennifer Bidochka Mr. Peter Billmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Brett J. Binkowski ‘94 (Shawna Batus ‘94) Mrs. Mary Jo Biondi Ms. Kim Birnbaum Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Bisek ‘10 (Michelle Gearhart ‘10) Ms. Elizabeth (Bill) Bispo ‘76

Mr. Lawrence Blackburn ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Blackmore ‘02 (Stacy Blackmore ‘04) Ms. Sarah Blanchard Mrs. Eileen (Brennan) Blasing ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Blatti (Patricia L. Lee ‘84) Ms. Joyce Blau ‘91 Ms. Elizabeth Boba ‘16 Boeing Ms. Lisa Boersma Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Boetto (Melanie Madarik ‘00) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boley (Paula Sosnoski ‘73) Mrs. Mary (Alexy) Bonadio ‘96 Ms. Nicole Bonarek Ms. Jennifer Book ‘19 Mrs. Rosaline (Rudolphi) Boone ‘64 Mr. Henry Boraks ‘05 Mr. Sonny Bordonado Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bornhofen Ms. JoAnne Boros ‘95 Ms. Diana Borri ‘72 Mr. Jeff Boubelik Mrs. Lindsey Boughton ‘09, ‘14 Mr. Joseph Bowers ‘88 Ms. Judith Boyens ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Bozen, Jr. ‘97 (Victoria Bozen ‘96) Mr. Patrick Brachmann Ms. Patricia L. Bracken ‘73, ‘86, ‘94 Mr. Jon-Pierre Bradley ‘19 Mrs. Carol (White) Brady ‘62 Mrs. Eileen Bragg Mr. Christian Brann Mr. Kevlin Braun ‘01 Ms. Rita Bravo Mrs. Marlene (Stepaniak Bremmer ‘59 Mrs. Georgia Brinkmeier ‘88 Mrs. Margaret (Kent) Broach ‘79 Mrs. Carol Broemmer ‘86 Mr. Steven Brooks Dr. Virginia Brouch ‘61 Dr. Shannon Brown Ms. Allison (Wood) Brown ‘05 Ms. Marilyn Brown Mr. Perry Brown Ms. Deb Browne Mrs. Deborah (Surinak) Brozman ‘74 Mr. Mark Bruning Mrs. Lillian (Doleshek) Buckley ‘72 Mrs. Susan Buckley ‘85 Ms. Whitney Burash Mr. Anthony Burbatt Ms. Somsong Burch ‘76

Mr. William Burich Ms. Nicole Burke ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burt (Marie A. Goeller ‘70) Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Butcher ‘12 (Jennifer Festin ‘12) Ms. Jeanne Buzinski ‘78 Mr. Christopher Byrdak ‘10 Ms. Ashley Cady ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. David Cady Mrs. Becky Cain ‘94 Ms. Joyce Callahan Mrs. Ashley Callister ‘14 Ms. Elizabeth Camacho Mrs. Jessie (Bodine) Cambic ‘72 Mrs. Breanne (Byers) Campbell ‘09 Ms. Maura Campbell, Campbell Photography Mr. Alejandro Campos ‘15, ‘21 Mr. Michael Carbery Mr. Paul Carbery Mrs. Margaret (Murphy) Carey* ‘56 Mr. Douglas Carl Ms. Janet Carr ‘68 Ms. Amy Carrigan Mr. Patrick Carroll Mrs. Ashley Carter ‘09 Ms. Brenda Casillas ‘14 Ms. Kristen Castelloni ‘96 Ms. Heather Cavada Ms. Carol (Janke) Cenar ‘60 Ms. Gloria Cesak ‘20 Ms. Sarah Chaffee-Abdelhadi ‘20 Ms. Katie Chamberlain Champion Drywall, Inc. Mr. Richard Chandler (Meghan M. Chandler ‘05) Mrs. Meghan Chandler ‘05 Mrs. Betty Chapko ‘80, ‘85 Mrs. Lisa Chapman ‘05 Charities Aid Foundation of America Ms. Juli Charlesworth Mr. Jeffrey Chiapello ‘10 Ms. Annette (Bartlett) Chiappetti ‘06 Chignoli Auto Sales Inc Dr. Kyung-Mee Choi Mr. Bungorn Chotipradit ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Chovanec ‘93 (Marissa Franzen ‘95) Mrs. Marlene (Moran) Christ ‘60 Mrs. Charlotte (Eckland) Christiana ‘54 Mr. William Christiansen Ms. Annie Chromcak Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Ciarlette (Karen L. Christianson ‘94, ‘97) Ciarlette & Robbins LLP

Mrs. Danielle (Martin) Ciechanski ‘08 Ms. Dawn Cinco ‘16 Mrs. Vincentia (Liskovec) Cink ‘77 Ms. Darleen Cioffi-Ragan ‘00 Ms. Patricia Cipriani ‘54 Ms. Marlene (Nolte) Clancy ‘56 Ms. Stephanie Clarke Ms. Stephanie L. Clemons ‘04, ‘05 Mr. Kevin Clough Mrs. Theresa Coburn ‘99 Mrs. Laura Cole ‘10 Mrs. Nancy (Dolan) Coleman ‘68 Colley Elevator Mr. Joseph Collins Mrs. Nancy Colombo O’Donnell ‘70 Ms. Jane Condon Mrs. Joyce Conner ‘01 Ms. Christianna Conte ‘20 Ms. Jessica Conte ‘13, ‘20 and Mr. Craig Taheny Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Cook, Jr. (Linda Petrakovitz ‘65) Mrs. Mary Kay (Bourrie) Cooper ‘70 Mr. John Corcoran Mrs. Joanne Corcoran Mr. Ivan Correa Ms. Frances (Trainor) Corrigan ‘51 Ms. Sheila Corrigan ‘86 Dr. Joseph Costa ‘94 Mr. Michael Costello Country Club of the Rockies, Inc Mr. Peter Couri Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Covelli (Bonnie Covelli ‘09) Mrs. Melissa (Racine) Cox ‘15 Mrs. Marianne (Bruss) Crane ‘55 Creekside Neighborhood Crest Rent-A-Car Mr. William Crossen IV ‘02, ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Scott S. Crowther Mr. and Mrs. James H. Curran (Mary A. Todd ‘67) Ms. Cara Currier Ms. Sandra Curry ‘06 Ms. Karen Curtin ‘82 Ms. Caroline Curtin Mr. Joseph Cusimano Mr. Joseph Czuba D Construction, Inc. Ms. Kristin Dahl ‘20, ‘21 Ms. Julie Dalke Ms. Jane Dalton ‘74 Mrs. Donna (Dunn) Daly ‘62 Mr. James Darguzis Ms. Mary Arletta (Ginter) Daugherty ‘57 Ms. Margaret Davault

Ms. Ashleigh David ‘19 Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Davidson ‘06 (Jennifer Davidson ‘01, ‘05) Ms. Lori Davidson ‘09 Mrs. Cathy (Andrews) Davies ‘72 Dr. Elizabeth Davies Mr. Shawn C. Davis ‘91 Mr. Gordon Davis Ms. Audrey Davis ‘10, ‘17 Dr. Elva M. Dawson Mrs. Marilyn (Lucas) Dawson ‘72 Mrs. Anne-Christine (Tompkins) Day ‘14, ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dean ‘01 (Sarah M. Dean ‘03) Ms. Mehrab Deboo Mrs. Carol Ann (Archibald) Deck ‘55 Mr. Michael Decman Sr. Fr. Terry Deffenbaugh O.S.A. Mr. Jeff DeGraw Ms. Linda Deiss ‘69 Mr. Christopher Delaney ‘94 Mr. Jerred Delgado Mr. Joseph Delgado Mrs. Mary Dell Mr. Timothy Delrose Mr. & Mrs. Glenn DeMario Ms. Stefanie DeMont ‘10 Mrs. Suzanne Dennehy ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Mark DeRosa ‘06 (Melissa N. Matthews ‘06, ‘11) Ms. Heather DeSimone Mr. Darren Desmarais ‘17 (Jacelyn B. Desmarais ‘17) Mrs. Patricia Devron ‘99 Mrs. Sharon (Kaplan) Dewart ‘78 DG Marketing LLC / Dixon Challenge Ms. Marcia Dick Mrs. Jessica Dickson ‘03 Ms. Elaine DiGiusto ‘75 Disc Replay of Crest Hill, Inc. Mrs. Kathleen (Murphy) Dixon ‘70 Ms. Jennifer Dobersztyn Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Dodd Mrs. Maureen (Paul) Dombrowski ‘72 Mrs. Virginia (Russell) Domzalski ‘00 Ms. Elizabeth Donovan Ms. Amanda B. Dore ‘07 Ms. Amanda C. Dore ‘10, ‘12 Ms. Dorene Douglas Ms. Vasiliki Doulas Mr. Duke Doumanian Mr. William Dow Mr. Paul Downey Ms. Megan Drozd ‘05, ‘09 Mrs. Ann Dubie ‘01, ‘04 Duke’s Landscaping Services, Inc.

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Mr. Mario Dukovac Mr. Harry Duncan Mr. Gary Durish Mrs. Loreen Durish Mrs. Kathleen Dutton ‘94 Mr. Thomas Dwyer Jr. Mr. Nicholas Dzierzynski ‘02 (Julie A. Dzierzynski ‘02) Ms. Amy Eckert Ms. Holly Economos Mr. Elmer Eddy ‘80 Ms. Rosy Eden Ms. Janet Edman ‘69 Mrs. Deborah (Bailey) Edmondson ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Edmonson (Jacqueline A. Simon ‘63, ‘88, ‘94) Edward F. Larkin Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Julie Edwards ‘12 Mrs. Donna (Delohery) Egan ‘70 Mrs. Mary Ann (Gosack) Egizio ‘66 Dr. Jean E. Eisel ‘68 Mrs. Janet J. Eisenberg ‘98 Eli’s Cheescake Company Mr. Steven Ellis Ms. Paula J. Elsner ‘05, ‘13 Mrs. Angela (Bucciarelli) Elwood ‘01 Emediate Cure Mrs. Lynn (Skaggs) Engen ‘83 Ms. Gina Erio ‘07 Ms. Jeanine Esposito Mrs. Virginia Ertle ‘88

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Mr. Omar Esquivel Ms. Cynthia Esquivel ‘21 Mrs. Shannon (Burdette) Estes ‘16 Ms. Jennifer Ethridge ‘89, ‘09 Ms. Bonnie Ewald Exelon Farmers Weekly Review Ms. Anmarie Farnaus Mr. and Mrs. William Farning ‘05 (Colleen Rauen ‘05) Ms. Colleen Feigenwinter ‘20 Mrs. Evelyn (Skul) Felbinger ‘61 Mr. Michael Feminis ‘90 Ms. Dawn Fennell Mrs. Janet Fennewald ‘97 Mr. Joseph Ferrallo ‘85, ‘06, ‘07 Dr. Catherine Ferrario Ms. Janice Fetter ‘89 Ms. Arlene Finkle ‘09 Mrs. Barbara (Mikyska) Fiore ‘62 First Midwest Bank First Step Child Care Center Ms. Donna Fish Ms. Jodi Fisher Mr. Lawrence Fitzgerald ‘78 Mrs. Hannah Fitzgerald ‘14, ‘19 Ms. Gloria Flathom ‘91 Mr. Eric Fleming Mrs. Kristin Fletcher ‘08 Michele Flores Mrs. Gina (Stazzone) Flores ‘05 Mr. Milton Flowers ‘85 Ms. Bianca Flynn ‘08, ‘09

Mr. David Foose ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Foote (Carol Koziol ‘86) Mrs. Lygia (Dominik) Ford ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Foster ‘75 Founders Crossing Chapter Ms. Erin Frain Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Ms. Jane (Wilczek) Frank ‘91 Mr. William Freeman Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fremeau (Joyce Goron ‘70) Mr. Richard Fries Mr. Brian Froelich ‘08, ‘12 Ms. Katelyn Fuchs Ms. Amy Fuller Mr. and Mrs. John Futterer Ms. Julie Futterer ‘93, ‘18 Mrs. Kathleen (Granahan) Gadarowski ‘72 Mr. Stanley Gagliardi ‘89 Mr. Darren Gagnon ‘06 Ms. Camille Gale Ms. Sheryl Gallaher Ms. Carla Gallman Ms. Charlotte Galuska ‘10 Ms. Jessica Gamblin ‘08 Dr. and Mrs. John Gambro Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gancarczyk (Andrea L. Johnson ‘80) Mrs. Barbara (Kobe) Garavalia ‘89 Mrs. Elodia Garcia Ms. Rebecca Garcia ‘93

Mr. Daniel Gardner Mr. Nate Gardner Mr. Shawn Garland Ms. Jennifer Garnett Ms. Cheryl Garrigan Ms. Suzanne Garvey-Dieter ‘19 Mr. Melvin Gatch ‘92 The Honorable Chrystel (Cannon) Gavlin ‘90 and Mr. Anthony Gavlin Mrs. Patricia Gedeller ‘95 Mrs. Susan (Stratz) Gehrke ‘88 Mrs. Nicole Gerrick ‘01 Mrs. Kathleen (Cooper) Gerz ‘74, ‘97 Ms. Erin Giampaolo Ms. Janina Giantomasso ‘13 Mrs. Kristen (Weeks) Gidlund ‘03 Mrs. Frances (Hawkinson) Gilles ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gimbel ‘81 (Cheryl Szymczak ‘78) Mr. Brian Giovanini Ms. Victoria Girolamo Mrs. Mary (Devereux) Gisch ‘59 Mrs. Shirley (Ludrovec) Glascock ‘76, ‘93, ‘96, ‘97 Mr. James Glasgow Ms. Jennifer Glaz Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Glenn (Deborah M. Glenn ‘17) Miss Eugenia Glowacki ‘51 Mr. Tom Godsey and Ms. Linda (Archambeau) Kilroy ‘72 Mrs. Jodie Goebel Ms. Ashley Goldberg ‘12 Ms. Paula Goldstine-Cohen RN ‘91 Ms. Katie Gomez Ms. Monika Gomez ‘21 Mr. Leslie Gomora Mrs. Yolanda Gonzalez Mr. John Goolsby ‘08, ‘09 Mr. Michael Gorman ‘98, ‘99 Ms. Kristie Gorski Gould Brothers, LLC Mrs. Mary (O’Donnell) Grabowski ‘73 Ms. Amy Grabowski Ms. Kari Grabowski Mr. Charles Grace Mr. Jeremy Grachan ‘17 Ms. Laura Graver Ms. Denise Gray ‘98 Ms. Sarah Gray Ms. Sabrina Green Green Promoting, LLC Mr. Paul Greenawalt Mrs. Margaret Gricus ‘08 Dr. Orlando V. Griego Mr. Mark Griglione Ms. Tanya Groark

Mr. Matthew Gross* Dr. Scott M. Gruenbaum GS/JS Family Charitable Account Guardian Life Ms. Stephanie Gubelman Mr. and Mrs. Damon Guertin ‘95 (Jennifer Shelton ‘09) Mrs. Sarah Guffey ‘07 Ms. Maria Gulas ‘86, ‘96 Mrs. Helen (Danner) Gumble ‘65 Mr. & Mrs. Luke Gundersen ‘13 (Lindsay Gisselman ‘15) Mr. David Gustafson Ms. Kathryn Gutzman ‘21 Mrs. Jayne Haake ‘88 Mr.& Mrs. Lawrence Hackett Mr. Michael Hackiewicz ‘10 Mrs. Mary C. (Cleary) Hagemann ‘67 Mrs. Nicole (Scheel) Hajdrowski ‘98 Mr. John Hale ‘02 Mrs. Suzanne (Bieschke) Hall ‘71 Mr. Martin Handley ‘89, ‘93 Ms. Maureen Hanlon ‘81 Ms. Sheri Ann Hannion Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hansen (Beth Shankland ‘73) Ms. Jamie Hansen Mrs. Leonora Hantke ‘95 Ms. Shauna Haramija ‘12, ‘20 Mr. Kevin Hardin ‘15, ‘17 Mrs. Kathleen Harley ‘89 Mr. Carl Harms ‘96 Mr. Kevin Harper ‘15 Ms. Sherry Harris ‘17 Mrs. Mary Jean (Lafond) Hartlep ‘49 Mrs. Mary Anne (Wilhelmi) Hartnett ‘73 Mr. Robert Hartney ‘95 Mrs. Joan (Mikyska) Hass ‘55 Mr. Thomas Hastings Ms. Anne Hatfield ‘08 Mrs. Charlene Hawthorne ‘94 Mrs. Trinity Haynes ‘98 Mr. Kevin Healy Mr. N. Ray Hedding Mrs. Pauline (Jendraszak) Hefer ‘66 Ms. Julie Hefner ‘04 Ms. Wendy Heidorn Mrs. Laureen (Horvat) Heilstedt ‘83, ‘11 Mr. Eric Heim ‘06 Ms. Lauren Heinz ‘10 Mr. Thaddeus Henderson Jr ‘10 Mr. Todd Hendricks ‘95 Ms. Courtney Hendricks ‘07, ‘10 Mrs. Sylvia (Heimann) Henken ‘55 Mrs. Colette (Moudry) Henley ‘68

Mrs. Carol (Vitkus) Hennessey ‘77 Mr. Jack Hermanski Ms. Elizabeth Hermes Ms. Heather Hernandez ‘06 Ms. Monica Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Herrmann (Patricia D. Jensen ‘53) Mr. and Mrs. Max Hershbarger (Elaine T. Kick ‘67) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Hertzog ‘15 (Christiana M. Hertzog ‘11, ‘14) Mrs. Marilyn (Seidl) Herzing ‘65 Dr. Susan A. Stowe Mrs. Jacqueline Hickey Dr. and Mrs. Lyle L. Hicks (Nancy Hicks ‘79, ‘91, ‘99) Mrs. Janine (Lukowski) Hicks ‘73, ‘98 Ms. Susanne Hiles Mr. James Hillman Ms. Elizabeth Hills ‘08 Mr. Patrick Hines Mrs. Sharon Hoffman ‘79 Mrs. Mary Ann (Bruzdzinski) Hoffmeister ‘83 Ms. Katherine Hoffner Mr. Frank Hohenadel ‘05 Holabird & Root, LLC Ms. Suzanne Holland ‘02 Mr. Hudson Hollister ‘02 Ms. Laura Honegger PhD ‘06 Mrs. Margaret (Brown) Honiotes ‘83 Dr. Betty J. (Beggs) Horton ‘78 Ms. Jeanne Hostert (David W. Hostert* ‘84) Ms. Andrea Hotter Ms. Brittany Housman ‘21 Mr. Paul Houston ‘89 Mr. Victor Howard Mr. Trevor Howard ‘14 Ms. Victoria Howard Mrs. Margaret Huck Mrs. Michelle (Jerome) Hudson ‘84 Ms. Candy Hull ‘90, ‘13 Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Hunckler ‘80 (Debbie Janik ‘80) Mrs. Patricia (Reavley) Hunnewell ‘69 Ms. Maureen Hunt ‘02 Mrs. Carol Huston ‘93 IBM Corporation Mrs. Betty Inman ‘92 Interstate Batteries of Southwest Chicago Mr. Thomas Ioanes Iron Workers Local Union 444 Mr. John Irwin Jr. Ms. Judy Isett ‘93 J & J Flooring Group

J. Russ and Company, Inc. J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Ms. Sandra Jablonski-Kahn ‘70 Ms. Kesha Jackson ‘17 Ms. Carrianne Jacobs Mrs. Diane (Kozak) Jager ‘67 Mr. Steven Jamnik Ms. Kathy Jandric RN ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Janik Jr. ‘76 (Kathleen M. Boyd ‘77) Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Jarot, Jr. Mrs. Cheryl Jarot Ms. Keri Jaworski Ms. Jonetta Jefferson Mr. Thomas Jeffries ‘18, ‘20 Ms. Amanda Jensen Ms. Kristine Jensen ‘04 Dr. Maria Jevitz Patterson ‘66 Mrs. Carol Johncours ‘77 Mr. Christopher Johnson Mrs. Andrea Johnson ‘06 Mrs. Andriana Johnson Mrs. Lorell (White) Johnson ‘61 Mrs. Lori (DeGolyer) Johnson ‘03 Ms. Amanda Johnson ‘98 Ms. Bryzhane Johnson ‘21 Ms. Kristal (Kupiec) Johnson ‘00 Ms. Loretta Johnson ‘78 Ms. Mary Johnson ‘94 Ms. Maureen Johnson Ms. Megan Johnson Ms. Jennifer Johnson-Tomczak ‘01 Joliet Bank & Trust Joliet Catholic Academy Joliet Center Clinical Research, Inc. Joliet Park District

Joliet Petroleum, Inc. Joliet Tent Company Joliet Town and Country Lanes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Jones (Virginia Deiss ‘68) Mrs. Marilyn (Plavec) Jones ‘67 Ms. Dorrett Jones ‘05 Mr. Chip Jorstad Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Just ‘73 (Denise Holthaus ‘72) Mrs. Theresa (Long) Kaestner ‘72 Ms. Nicole Kaestner ‘08, ‘20 Ms. Karin Kaiden ‘05 Ms. Maribeth Kaiser ‘10, ‘11 Mrs. Joni (Christianson) Kaluza ‘84 Mrs. Joan (Litewski) Kamys ‘79 Ms. Lori (Osmus) Kappmeyer ‘77 Mr. John Karabis Ms. Sue Karp Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kase Mr. Glenn Kastler Kathy Miller State Farm Insurance Mrs. Diane Kauffman Mr. Christopher Kauzlaric Ms. Jennifer Kaveney ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Keane (Maureen T. Barry ‘74) Mrs. Rita (Milasius) Keehn ‘64 Mr. Stephen Kehr ‘09 (Candice J. Kehr ‘06) Mrs. Sharon (Gooding) Kelleher ‘80 Mrs. Leatrice (Schauer) Kelly ‘58 Ms. Michelle Kelly Ms. Lauren Kempes ‘19 Kenilworth Consulting Group Mrs. Mae Rose (Fonck) Kennedy ‘66

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Keith Schomig ‘13 Ms. Amanda Keske-Bus Ms. Meghan Kidt Ms. Kristin Kimble Mr. Joseph King ‘74 Ms. Emma (Crawford) King ‘75 Ms. Jacquelyn King ‘18 Mrs. Alyce (Schillo) Kinzie ‘59 Mr. Joseph Kirkeeng Ms. Nadine Kirnbauer Ms. Katarzyna Kita Mr. Kurt Kitchell ‘79 Mr. Daniel Klebenow Ms. Rhonda Kleber Mrs. Kathryn (Tulumaris) Klein ‘77 Ms. Elizabeth Klein ‘62 Mrs. Molly Knapczyk Mr. Dan Knapp Mr. Daniel Knapp Ms. Amy Knapp Mrs. Laurie (Vilt) Knick ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Knight ‘07, ’18, ‘18 (Aubrey L. Durish ‘04, ‘07) Mr. Jeffrey Knowles Jr. ‘01, ‘12 Mrs. Barbara (Krupinski) Knuth ‘63 Mr. Glenn Kobylarczyk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koehler ‘10 (Alyse Koehler ‘10) Mrs. Christine Kohanzo ‘03 Mrs. Christy Koontz Ms. Michelle Kopycinski ‘13 Ms. Gina Korczak Ms. Jennifer Koryczan Mrs. Lisa (Jelinek) Kostusik ‘09 Mr. Michael Kovas ‘97 Mr. John Kovatch ‘00 Ms. Kim Koven Ms. Jennifer Kowalski ‘14, ‘17 Kozol Bros, Inc. Mr. Todd Kranpitz ‘86 Ms. Joyce (Mrumlinski) Kraus ‘96 Krema Coffeehouse Ms. Christina Kreml Dr. Oscar Krieger Ms. Barbara Kristin ‘73 Ms. Shannon Kroll Mrs. Brittani (Hunter) Krueger ‘09 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kucinic ‘78 (Patricia Schwiesow ‘65) Ms. Kristine Kuhler Mr. Taylor Kuhn Ms. Brighid Kuhn ‘08 Ms. Lisa Kulka Ms. Maria (Kump) Kump-Faren ‘67 Ms. Kristen Kunas Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kuzava Ms. Victoria Kuzel ‘87

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Mr. John La Flamboy Mrs. Adolphine (Gryzlo) Labate ‘63 Ms. Dana Lahart Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Laken (Elizabeth Briick ‘84) Ms. Alison Lally Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. LaLonde (Elizabeth J. Polyak ‘82) Mrs. Janis (Dusell) LaMont ‘84 Mr. Robert Lancaster Ms. Selena Landa ‘21 Ms. Patricia (Mansfield) Lang ‘87 Dr. Jeffrey Lange ‘89 Mrs. Jeanette (Peterson) Langebartels ‘79 Mrs. Leona (Kowalski) Laouras ‘64 Mr. Paul Laprade Ms. Diane Larkin ‘90 Dr. and Mrs. Michael V. LaRocco (Kathleen LaRocco ‘81, ‘96) Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Larson (Sharon V. Engel ‘78, ‘06) Ms. Jennifer Law ‘18 Lawn Works of Joliet, Inc. Ms. Hollande Lawson ‘00 Ms. Debora Lazorik ‘77 Mrs. Kathleen (O’Keefe) Lazzara ‘86 Ms. Sharon Leal Ms. Traci LeBlanc Dr. Michael Lee D.D.S. Mr. Phillip Lee ‘06 Mrs. Jodi Leeper Mr. Brian Legan ‘01 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Leonard ‘07 (Christine A. McGloin ‘07) Mr. Jeff Lesnik Mrs. Regena Lessner ‘02 Dr. Leia Levy ‘18 Ms. Zelda (Thorp) Lewis ‘97 Reverend James Lewis O. Carm.

Ms. Ashly Libretti Ms. Kathryn Lindgren Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Lindquist Mrs. Michele (Biszak) Lippert ‘89, ‘93 Ms. Darlene Litcher ‘79 Ms. Lindsay Little Mrs. Constance Litwiller LKQ Community Foundation Lockport Township Park District Mr. Eric Lofdahl ‘92 Mrs. Victoria Lohmiller ‘05, ‘19 Mrs. Andrea Loker ‘94 Mrs. Doris (McDermott) Lonergan ‘71 Mr. Robert A. Long Ms. Susan Long Ms. Ana Lopez ‘21 Ms. Josefa Lopez ‘05

USF Alumnus and Donor MEMORIES: Business Policy class taught by Dr. Steve Morrissette.

This was the first time where I was able to apply all of the business classes at once.

WHAT DO YOU TREASURE? I treasure the opportunities I’ve received in both the student role and as an alumnus.

WHY DO YOU GIVE BACK? For me it is setting up a scholarship so my father’s memory lives on. It is a way to honor him at the same time helping a current student whose parent is a veteran.

Ms. Lindsay Lopez Mr. Ospaldo Lopez

Mrs. Jo Ann (Felbinger) Mathews ‘64 Mrs. Carol (Sasso) Matlak ‘86

Lou Malnati’s Ms. Heather Louis

Dr. Jean Mau ‘80, ‘12 Mrs. Valerie Mauritz ‘12

Mr. Thomas Ludrovec ‘92 Ms. Heather May ‘16

Mr. Matthew McArthur ‘06, ‘14 Mr. Michael McCann

Loyola University Sports Medicine Lucas Law Firm

Mrs. Elizabeth McCarthy ‘90 Ms. Mary McCarthy ‘04

Mrs. Erica Lucio ‘03, ‘16 Dr. Lucille M. (DeVisme)

Mrs. Mary (Doyle) McCauley ‘53 Ms. Kelly McDermott

Lugowski ‘70 Mack & Associates

Mrs. Mary (Coghlan) McDevitt ‘96 Ms. Lindsey McDowell ‘12

Ms. Marsha Mackenzie Mrs. Michelle (Mudron) Madura ‘94

Mrs. Alice (Ahler) McEwen ‘82 Mrs. Patricia (Keca) McGinnis ‘60

Mrs. Denise (D’Atri) Maffeo ‘74, ‘09 Mr. Matthew Mahalik ‘02

Mr. Michael McGowan ‘01 Ms. Kathy McGowan

Ms. Renee Maiberger ‘15, ‘16, ‘18 Mrs. Mary (Granich) Malinoski ‘67

Ms. Margaret McGuire Ms. Mary Ann McGuire ‘89

Ms. Barbara Malloy ‘11 Mr. Steve Mampe

Ms. Kimberly McGuire ‘10, ‘16 Mrs. Laurene (Hanlon) McHatton ‘71

Ms. Marsha Mankowski ‘84 Mr. William Manner ‘96

Ms. Shannon McKeague ‘06, ‘17, ‘19 Ms. Amanda McKee

Ms. Kerry Marchiniak ‘01, ‘20 Mariners Yacht Club Ms. Jennifer Margalus Mr. and Mrs. Arlie J. Marks ‘02 (Christine Marks ‘99, ‘02, ‘09) Mrs. Rosemary (Lucenta) Markun ‘63 Mr. John Marshall ‘90 Mr. Robert Martin ‘06 Martin & Associates~ Ameriprise Financial Mrs. Juanita (Kinder) Martin-Davis ‘54 Ms. Paulina Martinez ‘12 Ms. Amanda Martinez ‘12 Ms. Annaisse Martinez ‘20 Ms. Christine Martinez ‘21 Ms. Erika Martinez ‘11, ‘15, ‘18 Ms. Nicole Martinez ‘14

Dr. Alicia McLaughlin Mrs. Arlene (Jordan) McLaughlin ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. James K. McLeer ‘88, ‘99 Mrs. Jackie (Costello) McTee ‘65 Ms. Kathryn McVey ‘05, ‘16 Ms. Darla Medernach ‘80 Mrs. Catherine (Bryant) Medina ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Meehan ‘80 (Joan M. Travers ‘80, ‘04) Ms. Karen Mejaki ‘07 Mrs. Sharon (Chmielewski) Melko ‘69 Ms. Karen Mellon ‘78 Mrs. Lynne Melnick-Shemaitis ‘89 (John L. Shemaitis ‘89) Ms. Molly Mendez Mrs. Mary Ellen (Tatro) Mendoza ‘76 Ms. Victoria Mercado ‘21

Mr. Francesco Merenda ‘19 Dr. Donna Metlicka and Mr. Thomas Metlicka ‘07 Mr. Brian Michalak ‘83 Mr. Mark Midlock ‘85 Midwest Environmental Consulting Services, Inc. Midwest Mechanical Group, Inc. Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc. Mr. Rudolph Mihelich* Mrs. Amy Mihelich Mrs. Sandra Mikso ‘03, ‘05 Mrs. Meghan Milnes ‘09 Ms. Lauren Minardi ‘16 Dr. Judith Mitchell Mrs. Karen Mitchell* Ms. Paula (Felbinger) Molinaro ‘68 Ms. Sara Moody-Fink ‘15, ‘18 Mr. Mark Moore Mr. and Mrs. James Moore Mr. Jeffrey Moore ‘92 Mrs. Amy Moore Ms. Angela Moore ‘08 Ms. Debra Moore Ms. Nicole Moore Moore Glass, Inc. Dr. Mary Jo Moran Ph.D. ‘69 Mrs. Constance (Gilmore) Morgan ‘66 Mr. Donald Morin ‘75 Ms. Brianna Morris ‘21 Mrs. Brandi Morzuch Ms. Tammy Moseley ‘98 Mrs. Fredereike (Maleski) Moskal ‘67 Mr. Anthony Mravle ‘95 Ms. Meggan Mroz MTS Titan Electric Mr. Shamus Mudron Mrs. Rebecca (Daugherty) Muhs ‘88 Ms. Alison Mulvoy Mr. Kevin Mundo ‘93 Mrs. Marianne (Herringer) Murphy ‘62 Mrs. Lynnann Murphy Ms. Pamela Murphy Mrs. Marie (Ferk) Murray ‘69 Ms. Colette Naal Ms. Kathleen (Marsh) Nagle ‘92, ‘06 Mr. Daniel Nagle Mr. Ashraf Naguib Ms. Rebecca Nahas Mr. Jorge Navas ‘21 NECA-IBEW Local 176 Mr. John Nee ‘99 Ms. Kylie Neese ‘14 Dr. Catherine Nelson Ed.D. Mr. Andrew Nelson ‘08

Ms. Celeste Nelson ‘71 Mrs. Arlene (Brummel) Nethery ‘55 Mrs. Beth (Thornton) Nettles ‘96 Ms. Taylor Neverman ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Newberry ‘16 (Katherine E. Nork ‘17) Newsome Home Health Care Mr. Jeffry Nichols ‘17 Mrs. Barbara (Veverka) Nielson ‘64 Ms. Diane Nilan ‘73 Mrs. Pamela (Kolada) Nogal ‘68 Mr. Michael Nolan Ms. Katrina (Crone) Nolan ‘09 Mrs. Marcia Nordmark ‘87 Mr. Gerald Norman ‘91 Ms. LaDonna Norstrom ‘70 Mrs. Loretta (Rasp) Norton ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nosal (Mary Jo Kelly ‘88) Mr. Ronald Novak ‘77 Ms. Heidi Novak ‘10 Ms. Kristen Novara Mrs. Janet (Schroeder) Novotny ‘67 Ms. Nichole Nyalka ‘16 Ms. Carolyn Nykaza Ms. Deborah Obecny Mrs. Michele O’Boyle Dr. Joseph O’Brien ‘16 Mr. William O’Brien ‘02 Ms. Maureen O’Conor Mr. and Mrs. William F. O’Donnell (Patricia Coughlin ‘61) Mrs. Linda O’Donnell ‘05 Mrs. Mathilde Ohl ‘90 Ms. Nicolle Oldenburg ‘08, ‘13 Ms. Bonnie Oleksy ‘05, ‘20 Mr. Steven Olivere ‘90 Ms. Sarah Ollayos Mrs. Elizabeth O’Neil ‘89 Ms. Samantha ONeill Dr. Kent Oots Ph.D. ‘78 Ms. Donna-Marie Opoka ‘04, ‘08 Ms. Paulina Orihuela ‘21 Mr. Vic Orler Ms. Rebecca Ortega ‘17 Ms. Lori Ortinau Mr. Steven Osborn ‘85 Mrs. Mary Oskvarek ‘89, ‘11, ‘18 Mrs. Jessica (Sucich) Oswald ‘08 Mr. Richard Ott Dr. Carol (Veverka) Overman ‘63 Ms. Adedayo Owolabi ‘18 Ms. Rachel Ozark Packey Webb Ford Mrs. Maria Palaszynski ‘04 Mrs. Sharon Palmer ‘94, ‘97 Mr. George Panagopoulos

Mrs. Kelsey (Castanier) Panico ‘11, ‘15 Mrs. Kimberly Pankau ‘00 Ms. Kelly Pankey Ms. Lourdes Paramo ‘91 Mr. and Mrs. Harold* D. Partain (Joyce A. Crader ‘76) Mr. Jesus Partida ‘92, ‘96 Dr. and Mrs. Frank Pascoe Ms. Becky Paaso Mr. Jonathan Paul ‘04, ‘11 Mrs. Karen Paul ‘85 Mrs. Sharon M. Paver Nepote ‘02, ‘07 Ms. Jennifer Pawlowicz Ms. Jessica Peek Mrs. Beth (Butcher) Pekala ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. L. Scott Pekol ‘99 (Jeana R. Carrico ‘00) Mr. Christopher Pendergast Ms. Amy Perez ‘12 Ms. Lizette Perez ‘20 Ms. Nancy Perez Mrs. Anna Perry ‘09, ‘20 Ms. Lindsey Perry Perry Brown Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Ms. Gina Peterson Ms. Phyllis (Kleinhoffer) Peterson ‘72, ‘98 Mrs. Janine (Liptak) Petric ‘73 Ms. Lauren Pfaff ‘13 Phoenix Systems & Service, Inc. Mr. Thomas Piasecki ‘04 Mrs. Amy Piccoli Ms. Eva Piegari Mrs. Mary (Maes) Plaine ‘90 Mr. Kenneth Plese Mrs. Arlene Plese ‘71 Ms. Breanne Pluth Mr. George Pobuda Ms. Dawn Pollard Ms. Penny Poninski Ms. Natalie Poole Dr. Valaydon Poonoosamy Ph.D. ‘81 Mrs. Caroline Portlock ‘02, ‘04 Dr. Nancy (Papesh) Potempa* ‘72 Mr. Stanley Potempa (Nancy M. Papesh* ‘72) PRB Services, Inc. Ms. Raquel Prendkowski ‘02 Mrs. Barbara Price ‘93 Mrs. Marilyn (Schneider) Price ‘62 Project Acclaim Mr. Scott Przybyla ‘91 Mr. Jason Puccini ‘97 Ms. Courtney Pucel Ms. Candice Quinerly ‘10

Mrs. Christine (Seper) Rados ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Rakoski ‘02 Mr. John Ramuta Mr. and Mrs. John A. Randich, Sr. ‘76 Mr. Joseph Randles ‘86 Mr. Alan Randolph ‘07 Ms. Kathleen (Bolte) Randolph ‘69 Ms. Trisha Ratazak-Brown ‘18 Rathbun Cservenyak & Kozol, LLC Mrs. Kelly Rayburn ‘92 Ms. Luanne Rayl ‘80 Dr. and Dr. Clarence Red III (Linzette M. Red ‘01, ‘19) Ms. Emily Redlich ‘14 Mrs. Mary Jane Reese ‘91 Mrs. Nicole Reese ‘01 Mrs. Mary (Devine) Reiter ‘73 Mr. Robert Remley Ms. Jenna Renas ‘21 Ms. Stephanie Renderman ‘11 Ms. Julie Renzi ‘17, ‘21 Ms. Laura Retzlaff Mrs. Mara (Gracanin) Reyes ‘04 Mr. Umar Riaz Ms. Andrea Ricca Mrs. Kate Richards Ms. Danelle Richardson Ms. Catherine Rienzo ‘01, ‘05 Mrs. Dawn Riggio ‘04 Mr. Jeffrey Riley ‘15 Mr. John Riordan Ms. Lauren Rios ‘21 Mr. Michael Rittof Ms. Cecilia Rivera ‘14, ‘16 Ms. Rebbeca Robbins Ms. Claudette (Patheal) Roberts ‘78 Ms. Gennie Roberts Ms. Linda Rocke ‘04 Mrs. Katie (Thayer) Rodriguez ‘15 Ms. Jacqueline Rodriguez ‘18 Ms. Karly Rodriguez Mrs. Patricia (Dunne) Roe ‘58 Ms. Debra Rogan ‘98, ‘08 Mr. Cory Rogers ‘91 Ms. Lauren Rogers ‘05, ‘12 Mrs. Susan (Doyle) Rogina ‘94, ‘99 Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rolinitis ‘15 Mr. and Mrs. James Roolf (Kimberly Roolf) Ms. Brenda Rosales ‘17 Mrs. Susan Rosenberg ‘91 Ms. Katherine Ross Mrs. Margret Rossi ‘02 Sr. Kathleen Rossman OSF ‘64 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Roszyk ‘05 (Jayme L. Roszyk ‘04, ‘12) Mrs. Deborah (Struck) Roth ‘71

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Mr. William Rousonelos Mr. James Royalty Jr. ‘00, ‘02 Ms. Jeanette Rudderow ‘98 Mrs. Celeste (Blaskievich) Rudman ‘61 Sr. Gayle Rusbasan OSF Mr. Adam Rusek Mrs. Catherine (Quoss) Russ ‘70 Ms. MaryAnn Russ ‘73

Dr. Saundra Russell-Smith ‘18 Ms. Kristine Ruzzini Mr. and Mrs. John J. Ryan (Faith A. Ryan ‘96) Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan (Paula T. Krzicnik* ‘61) S&J Door, Inc. Mrs. Sheila (Caddigan) Saccomanno ‘74 Mrs. Therese (Klawitter) Safavi ‘70 Saint Bernard Catholic Church of Joliet Ms. Joyce Sala ‘70 Mr. Carlos Salas Salas ‘18 Mr. James Salvatore

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Mrs. Therese Sanborn ‘02 Mr. Christopher Santillo ‘17 Mrs. Chris Sartori Ms. Holly Sauers Ms. Kelly Sava Ms. Lisa Savage ‘16 Ms. Cristyn Savoia ‘06, ‘13 Mr. Brad Schaffer Ms. Jennifer Scheel

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schertz ‘04, ‘07 (Aimee M. Schertz ‘10, ‘16) Mr. Alban Scheuber Ms. Emily Schlachter Ms. Emily Schrader Mrs. Colette Schrank ‘10 Mr. Michael Schroeder ‘13 Ms. Crescencia Schultz ‘88, ‘94 Ms. Eva Schutter ‘06, ‘18 Ms. Lauren Schwartz ‘14 Ms. Patricia Schwerdle Mr. Daniel Schwert Ms. Margaret M. Schwiesow ‘63, ‘80 Mrs. Rhonda Scott ‘97 Ms. Stephanie Scott

Mrs. Mary Patrice (Crane) Scully ‘70 Mrs. Maria-Grazia (Harden) Selzer ‘96 Mrs. Emily (DeGeus) Semplinski ‘06 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sepulveda (Mary M. Kroeger ‘03) Mrs. Deborah Sewald ‘99 Mr. David P. Shea ‘84 and Dr. Rita Tamulis-Shea ‘83 Mr. Kevin Sheddy ‘95 Ms. Carol Sheetz ‘18, ‘19, ‘21 Ms. Bobbi Shelby Ms. Lori Shemoski Mrs. Jean (Dallas) Kellison ‘82 Mrs. Rebecca (Romero) Shivers ‘03 Mr. and Mrs. David Short Signature Transportation Group LLC Sikich LLP Silver Cross Hospital Mr. Douglas Simmons Ms. Amanda Simmons Mrs. Grace (Gozder) Simonaitis ‘60 Ms. Tracy Simons ‘04 Mrs. Carol Simpson ‘94 Mrs. Janet (Zenkus) Simpson ‘69 Mr. Keith Sincak ‘97 Ms. Corryn Sineath Mrs. Noralee (Lyons) Singer ‘71 Sisters of St. Francis of the Neumann Communities Dr. and Mrs. Sydney L. Sklar (Beverly Haas ‘11) Ms. Aimee Skoglund Mr. Matthew Slager Capt. and Mrs. Frank R. Slattery USN (Retd.) ‘80 Mr. Danny Sloan Ms. Sandra Sloka ‘06 Ms. Martika Small ‘17 Dr. Allan Smigiel Mr. Robert Smith Mrs. Deborah Smith ‘03, ‘05, ‘08 Ms. Jennifer (Smith) Smith ‘03, ‘17 Ms. Kerrie Smith ‘95 Ms. Rebecca Smith ‘14 Mrs. Dolores (Grenchik) Smolen ‘50 Ms. Sally Smoltich Ms. Melissa Smrz ‘18 Mr. Mark Snodgrass ‘97, ‘00 Social Work Club Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Soldan ‘93 (Christina Soldan ‘94, ‘05) Sooper Lube Mrs. Elaine Sorrill ‘97 Sosnoski Exterminating, Inc. Mr. David Soto ‘91

Ms. Heather Southcombh Mrs. Holly Souza ‘06, ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Spesia ‘05, ‘08 Spesia & Taylor Attorneys at Law Mr. Paul Spiezio ‘82 Mrs. Rita (Riordan) Spindler ‘82 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Spreitzer ‘06 Dr. Melanie Sprengel ‘08 Mrs. Terri (Grossen) Sprout ‘91 Ms. Kristina Spychalski Ms. Marcia Spychalski St. Mary Magdalene Church Mrs. Adrienne (Lessard) Stack ‘92 Mrs. Julie (Frey) Stamper ‘95 Mrs. Janice (Jaksetich) Staniszewski ‘70 Ms. Allison Stein-Pierce ‘04, ‘08, ‘13, ‘20 Mrs. Marguerite Stephenson ‘93 Ms. Cheryl (Schroeder) Stepney ‘70 Mr. Edward Sterling Mr. Erik Sternisha ‘03 Mrs. Jo Anne (Donnelly) Sternisha ‘71 Ms. Sarah Stevens Mrs. Marilyn (Laverty) Stewart ‘65 Ms. Linda Sticklen Ms. LaKeshia Stigall ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stimac (Deborah L. Stimac ‘09, ‘10) Mr. Mark Stolfo Mr. Daniel Storie (Anita L. Nelson* ‘68) Ms. Megan Straka Mr. Matthew Strama III ‘12 Mr. Michael Strasser ‘94 Mrs. Marian Stromquist ‘75 Mrs. Alice (Glowacki) Strzalka ‘51 Ms. Heidi Stukel ‘02 Mr. Charles Sullivan ‘06 Mr. Peter Sullivan Ed.D. ‘15 Mrs. Constance (Ellis) Sullivan ‘77 Mrs. Kathleen (Brennan) Sullivan ‘82 Ms. Elizabeth Sullivan Sumbaum Cycle Mr. Timothy Surin ‘94 Ms. Ashley Swanson Mr. Gregory Swanson Mrs. Margaret (Sandberg) Swanson ‘87 Ms. Clarice Swanson ‘18 Ms. Colleen Swensen Ms. Elizabeth Switalski ‘05 Mrs. Mary Grace (Morrotto) Szczypta ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Szoke ‘78 (Donna M. Musich ‘80, ‘04)

Nicole Kulon Current Student WHAT DO YOU TREASURE? The Servant Leaders organization on campus, which I’m part of, was made possible through a generous donation.

Since then, other students in the Servant Leaders program and I were able to discover our vocation throughout college, which we now can take with us one day when we are working in the business world... a gift I most especially appreciate and will cherish for a momentous amount of time.

WHY GIVE BACK? As a senior student, I appreciate you and your donations. USF continuously requests donations and gifts, and I now understand why. Being a student who was able to see her visions come to life thanks to others’ generous donations, I have further acknowledged that callings and opportunities for the future can now be attained by me and so many other USF students.

T & D Bowling Specialist, LTD Ms. Hannah Tadey ‘17 Ms. Ramonda Talkie ‘71 Mrs. Noreen (Flynn) Taylor ‘57 Dr. Billie P. Terrell ‘77 Dr. Deborah A. Terrell The Flooring Guys The Jacob Henry Mansion Estate Mr. David Thomas ‘89 Ms. Shannon Thompson Ms. Mary (Funk) Thuma ‘62 Mr. Roy Thygesen Mr. Brian Tirol Titan Electric Mrs. Patricia Tomac Mrs. Ruth (Kramer) Tomala ‘74 Ms. Kristin Tonn Ms. Rhonda Tordai Ms. Shari Toth Ms. Caroline Trembath Mrs. Mary Lou Troyer Ms. Bonnie Trudeau Mrs. Debra (LaDue) Truskey ‘75 Mr. John Trusty ‘75 Mr. Frank Turk III Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Turk (Celeste Konecny ‘65) Ms. Terri Tyner ‘73 Mr. Anthony Tyus ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Ullian (Kathleen Tadey ‘74)

Ms. Theresa Underhill ‘08 Mr. Andy Urban Ms. Colleen Uremovic ‘19 Mr. Gino Vaccarella ‘19 Ms. Philip Vadeboncoeur Ms. Galynn Vaksdal ‘08, ‘12 Ms. Stephanie Valainis ‘11 Mr. Lucero Valdez Mrs. Joann (Franey) Van Antwerp ‘56 Mrs. Toni Van Gampler Ms. Carrie Vandenberg Ms. Kelly Vandenberg Mr. David Vanderkam Ms. Regina Vandevelde Dr. David Veenstra Ph.D. Mrs. Pamela (Veerman) Veerman-Bump ‘76 Ms. Katie Veit Mr. Matthew Verbiscer (Jacqueline A. Zajac* ‘61) Mr. Jason Verde ‘02 Mrs. Joann Verdeyen ‘77 Verizon Foundation c/o Cybergrants Mr. and Mrs. Virgilio Victa (Julie Virgilio Victa) Mr. George Vidmar ‘93 Ms. Odessa Villarreal ‘21 Ms. Grace Vincent ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vironda ‘03 (Jill M. Allen ‘04) Ms. Natalie Vogel ‘18

Ms. Angela Vogler Mr. James Vowels Mr. and Mrs. Brent H. Wadsworth Mr. Brent Wagner Ms. Marie (Schuch) Wagner RN ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn T. Walsh ‘00 (Amy Walsh ‘03) Ms. Roseann Walsh Ms. Megan Walsh Ms. Carole Warning Ms. Tanya Washington ‘19, ‘20, ‘21 Mrs. Anne (Brady) Watson ‘87 Ms. Jessica Weaver ‘15 Mr. Patrick Webb Jr. Mrs. Brianna Webb ‘20 Ms. Ashley Webb ‘13, ‘17 Mrs. Marilyn Weeks ‘92 Ms. Elizabeth Wei Dr. Tim Weldon Mrs. Carol Wells ‘00 Mr. James Werner ‘00 Ms. Virginia Wessling ‘81 Ms. Andrea west Mrs. Mary (Bahaveolos) Westberg ‘91 Mr. Steven Wettergren Mr. Daniel Whalen Ms. Ashley White Ms. Chyrinne White Ms. Susan White Dr. Ben Whitlock Mr. Grant Whybark ‘12, ‘13 Dr. Stephanie Whyte M.D. ‘05 Mr. Guy Wiebking Mr. and Mrs. Brad Wieher ‘08 (Jill M. Wieher ‘08) Mrs. Marjorie (Freiburg) Wiemels ‘60 Ms. Kimberly (Marks) Wigley ‘05 Mr. Joseph Willhite Mr. Jason Williams Mrs. Nancy Williams ‘88 Ms. Brenda Williams ‘87, ‘94 Ms. Nicole Williams Ms. Susan Wilson Ms. Denise Winfrey Ms. Sharlene Winkler Ms. Kathleen Winters ‘03 Ms. Noell Wiora ‘08 Ms. Cindy Wirtz ‘83 Mrs. Jill Wise ‘91 Mrs. Judith (Kollar) Wisinski ‘69 Ms. Vicki Wittenauer ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Witty ‘81 (Jeana Witty) Mr. Michael Wojcik Ms. Theresa Wolf Mr. Nathan Wolff Jr. ‘97

Ms. Cheryl Woods-Clendening ‘18 Mr. Jeremy Woolman ‘96 Ms. Amanda Woolsey Dr. Debra Workman Ms. Donna Wysock ‘75 Ms. Beverly Wysocki ‘09 Mr. Jeffrey Yackley Ms. Corinne Yamamoto ‘11 Mrs. Catherine (Lusk) Yeager ‘85 Mrs. Karleen (Meents) Yohnka ‘70 Mr. David Younker ‘05 Mrs. Barbara (Tandecki) Yug ‘90 Ms. Rachel Zabala ‘15 Ms. Margaret Zak ‘96 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Zech, Jr. (Paula Martin ‘92) Ms. Barbara Zielinski Mrs. Nancy Zier Ms. Bettylou Zmudka ‘04 Ms. Amanda Zoetvelt ‘09 Mr. Craig Zomchek Ms. Jeanene Zuffa Mr. Andrew Zurales ‘10, ‘16

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Mary Catherine Ward Abegg Endowed Scholarship Phyllis & Buel T. Adams Endowed Scholarship Donald C. Anderson and William W. Manion Endowed Scholarship Harold and Joyce Anglemire Endowed Scholarship William and Jean Anson Endowed Scholarship JoAnn (McDonald) Barber ’52 Endowed Scholarship Margaret (Kennedy) ’69 and William C. Benoit Endowed Scholarship Jennifer K. Bily Memorial Endowed Scholarship Lloyd J. Bowden Endowed Scholarship LaVerne S. & Dorothy M. Brown Endowned Scholarship Helen Antonini-Bruskas ’64 Endowed Scholarship Kimberly and Michael Bryant Endowed Scholarship Joseph and Angeline Bydalek Endowed Scholarship William and Marieta Carroll International Student Scholarship Richard L. Chavez Endowed Scholarship Richard Cheek Endowed Scholarship Jason Chonacki ’90 Endowed Scholarship Charlotte Codo ‘74 Endowed Scholarship Margaret Coleman and John Philip Coleman Memorial Endowed Scholarship Amy Lynn D’Amico ’98 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Patricia Getson Endowed Scholarship Gordie Gillespie Memorial Scholarship Shawn Green Memorial Scholarship Nancy K. Gosselin Endowed Memorial Scholarship Samantha Harer Memorial Scholarship Annalise Hathaway ‘12 Endowed Scholarship Sheldon and Marie Hauck Endowed Scholarship Charlene M. Huffman Memorial Endowed Scholarship Sonja Jezidija Endowed Scholarship Starr Johnston Endowed Scholarship Fund Dr. Karen Kietzman ’66 Endowed Scholarship for Music and Theater Dave Laketa Athletic Scholarship Dr. Michael V. LaRocco Endowed Scholarship John and Cecily Leach Endowed Scholarship Marcita and Joseph A. Ley Endowed Scholarship Bill Manner Student-Athlete Endowed Scholarship

Dr. James P. McCabe Memorial Scholarship Rachel and Harold McDonald Memorial Scholarship Jean Miles ’40 and Nan Miles ‘47 Endowed Scholarship Carolyn and Bart Murphy Endowed Scholarship Frances Naal-Sczepaniak ‘58 Endowed Scholarship Kathy Patton Oelrich Endowed Memorial Scholarship Sheryl (Kocher) Paul ‘70 Endowed Scholarship Sister Joan Preising Endowed Scholarship Remco Medical Endowed Scholarship Candice Rosen Endowed Scholarship Dr. Ivo E. and Evelyn Rowland Endowed Scholarship Nancy J. Russell Endowed Scholarship Patrick G. and Shirley W. Ryan Endowed Scholarship Virginia J. Saxon Trust for Scholarships Sister Beatrice Schiller Endowed Scholarship Mary Clare (Gordon ’57) Sczepaniak Endowed Scholarship James R. Sefcik Endowed Scholarship Margaret “Peggy” (Schmitt ’48) Sickley Endowed Scholarship Arthur and Vera Smith Endowed Scholarship Virgil L. Smith Endowed Scholarship Jane Engleton Snyder ’35 Endowed Scholarship Clair and Josephine M. Southgate Endowed Scholarship Spirit of St. Francis Endowed Scholarship Mona Minard-Stephen Endowed Scholarship Patrick J. Sullivan Endowed Scholarship Dr. Billie Terrell Multicultural Endowed Scholarship Trizna/Vargo Family Endowed Scholarship Rita (Baranowski) Tylka ‘60 Endowed Scholarship Lillian M. Tunze Scholarship Endowed Fund Michael J. Vinciguerra Endowed Scholarship The Wadsworth Endowed Scholarship Packey and Eileen Webb Endowed Scholarship Lawrence W. Wiers Endowed Scholarship Jeanette A. Wirt Endowed Scholarship Marie Zielinski ’07 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

To be part of next year’s honor roll of donors and support our students, give online today at stfrancis.edu/give.

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THREE OAKS Legacy Society

Three Oaks Legacy Society members support the university’s mission and vision by including the University of St. Francis in their estate and financial plans. These legacy gifts ensure that countless students will benefit from the gift for years to come.

Benefits to being a member of the Three Oaks Society include: » The satisfaction of knowing that your legacy will provide much needed support for the University of St. Francis and its students. » Special recognition, including a certificate which can be proudly displayed at home or at the office. » Invitations to the university’s special USF Society events.

You, too, can explore peace-of-mind benefits through a gift in your will or other tax and family-friendly plans.

For more information on how you can leave a legacy at USF, visit stfrancis.giftplans.org.

Anonymous Donors ’49, ’52, ’56, ’61, ’61, ’61,

Mr. John H. Leach (Cecily*)

’62, ’63, ’65, ’66, ’68, ’68, ’69, ’71, ’74, ’81, ’92,

Mr. Harold Lindstrom Jr.

’94, ’06, ’09, ’10, ’19, ‘20

Ms. Rose E. Mancuso

Mr. Thomas B. Adams

Mrs. Anna Louise Masching ‘46

Mrs. Marilyn (Schmotzer) Auth* ‘48

Mr. Vincent K. McGirr

Mrs. Jo Ann (McDonald) Barber ‘52

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Moore

Mr. Alfred H. Baye

Dr. Mary Jo Moran ‘69

Mr. and Mrs. William C. Benoit

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murphy

(Margaret Kennedy ’69)

(Marianne Herringer ’62)

Mrs. Kay (Cox) Bissonnette ‘46

Mrs. Frances (Tures) Naal ’58

Ms. Mary Kay (Softcheck) Blake ‘70

Mrs. Esther (Heimann) Norrenberns ‘59

Mr.* and Mrs. Eugene P. Blessent

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Peifer (Margaret

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Block ’79 (Regina Block) Mrs. Marlene (Stepaniak) Bremmer ‘59 Mr. Richard L. Chavez Mrs. Sally (Terman) Cohan ‘71 Mrs. Marcy (Moloney) Cromley ‘68

Connor* ’61) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross (Mary Cushing ’57) Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Samame (Nancy Barragan ’60) Mr. and Mrs. David Sandahl (Marcille Pasdertz ’67)

Ms. Mary C. Cushing

Ms. Marlene A. Skau ‘98

Mr.* and Mrs. John W. D’Arcy (Jeanette

Mrs. Carolyn A. Steck ‘62

O’Donnell ’49) Mr. and Mrs. Peery Duderstadt (Mary Ann Bonkowski ’68) Mrs. Ardith (Davis) Efner ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Engen (Lynn Skaggs ’83)

Ms. Cheryl (Schroeder) Stepney ‘70 Ms. Cecilia A. Trizna-Vargo ‘59 Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Turk (Celeste Konecny ’65) Mr. Duane R. Walker (MaryAnne Krawchuck* ’70)

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fellbaum

Mr. James E. Walsh (Donna M. Kaminiski* ’64)

Dr. Gail (Scholtes) ’61 and Mr.

Dr. Matthew E. Wetstein ’85

William Jamieson Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Juster (Mary Lou Lechowich ’66) Mr. and Mrs. John S. Kender (Carol Vischak ’67)

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wheeler (Patricia Sexton ’67) Mrs. Marjorie F. (Freiburg) Wiemels ‘60 Mrs. Margie (Benoit) Wilson* ‘45 Mrs. Lee Ann (Heidenbluth) Wozniak ‘45

Mrs. Dolores (Torres) Kenney ‘56 Ms. Liesel E. Kossman ’77, ‘85

* Deceased

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FINANCIALS S TAT E M E N T O F F I N A N C I A L P O S I T I O N

S TAT E M E N T O F A C T I V I T I E S

ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents

$

2021 2020

1,120,626

$

1,565,826

Receivables 3,789,458 5,059,818

REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT Tuition and Fees

$

2021 64,223,123

2020

$ 66,068,720

Less Scholarships and Aid

(25,837,394) (25,818,868)

Net Tuition and Fees

38,385,729 40,249,852

Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets

444,606

424,865

Restricted Cash and Investments

2,033,222

1,623,454

Other Investments

36,845,831

28,497,993

Contributions

1,314,551

1,784,930

57,261,038

Grants and Contracts

4,144,059

1,214,662

2,417,142

Distribution from Trusts Held by Others

128,000

111,749

Investment Return

805,557

1,644,150

Auxiliary Enterprises

3,819,408

4,267,913

Other Income

295,200

130,117

Property and Equipment (Net of Depreciation) Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust Total Assets

54,656,102 2,934,174

101,824,019 96,850,136

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Total Revenues, Gains, and Other Support

Liabilities Accounts Payable

1,010,924

1,601,748

EXPENSES

Accrued Expenses

2,047,639

1,508,884

Instruction

18,152,966

Borrowing on Revolving Line of Credit

0

0

Academic Support

6,885,723

7,221,767

8,646,467

9,306,799

3,988,329

4,105,028

Deferred Revenue

3,118,667

3,294,356

Student Services

Other Liabilities

1,435,312

1,401,400

Auxiliary Enterprises

Debt-related Liabilities

34,525,506

36,782,702

Total Educational Program Services

U.S. Government Student Loan Funds

860,996

945,480

Total Liabilities $42,999,044 45,534,570 Net Assets

Institutional Support Fundraising Expenses Total Expenses

33,794,797

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS BEFORE OTHER

$19,807,519

17,520,769

REVENUES (EXPENSES)

Total Net Assets $58,824,975

51,315,566

OTHER REVENUES (EXPENSES)

Without Donor Restrictions

$39,017,456

With Donor Restrictions

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$ $101,824,019

$ 96,850,136

Engaging Mind & Spirit Magazine

18,294,396

37,673,485 38,927,990 8,815,734

8,631,219

627,015

895,687

47,116,234 48,454,896

1,776,270

948,477

Loss on Disposals of Property

(276,606)

(19,531)

Unrealized Investment Gain

4,149,963

(1,127,286)

Unrealized Loss on Real Estate Held for Investment

(125,000)

0

Change in Fair Value of Interest Rate Swap Agreement

1,467,911

(610,706)

Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements

516,871

66,131

0

(1,111,055)

Loss on Extinguishment of Debt

20

48,892,504 49,403,373

Total Other Revenues (Expenses)

5,733,139 (2,802,447)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

7,509,409 (1,853,970)

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR

51,315,566 53,169,536

NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR

58,824,975

$

$ 51,315,566

UPCOMING EVENTS January 2022

April 2022

15 17 22 29

2

Broadway in Chicago - “Frozen” (Alumni) Dr. Martin Luther King Day - Campus Closed In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions) Virtual Saturday Information Session (Admissions) 65th Annual Caritas Scholarship Ball (Institutional Advancement)

9 14-15 23

Alumni Board Meeting (Alumni) In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions) Bunny Breakfast & Easter Egg Hunt (Alumni) Virtual Saturday Information Session (Admissions) Easter Break - No Classes In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions)

February 2022

May 2022

5 12 19

In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions) Freshman Scholarship Competition (Admissions) In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions)

7

21 24 26

Alumni Board Committee Meetings (Alumni) Discover USF Day (Admissions) Scrap That Selfie (Alumni) Virtual Saturday Information Session (Admissions)

March 2022 5 7-11 14 16 20 26

In-Person Saturday Information Session (Admissions) Spring Break - No Classes Spring Module 2 Begins (Academics) Open House for Transfers, Adult Degree Completion & Graduate Students (Admissions) USF Campus Visit Day (Admissions Virtual Saturday Information Session (Admissions)

16

Spring Commencement Class of ‘72 50th Reunion at Commencement (Alumni) Summer Module 1 Begins (Academics)

June 2022 3 13

Pat Sullivan Golf Outing (Athletics) Summer Module 2 Begins (Academics)

For more detailed information or to confirm any changes that may occur with these scheduled events, please visit stfrancis.edu/usf-calendar.

Honoring current and former members of the University of St. Francis Board of Trustees.

HOSTS President Arvid & Anne Johnson

COMMITTEE MEMBERS Corey & Stephen Carbery Michelle & Terrance Cottrell Jeanette D’Arcy Susan & Terrence D’Arcy Iman Ellis-Bowen Diane & Bill Habiger Suzanne & Gordon Marsh Francis Naal

Stephanie & Tyler Qualio Ann & Steven Randich Candice Rosen Ann & Jeffrey Rzasa Gina & Brian Sharp Wilhelmine & John Vidmar Tracey & Dan Vogen

For information, visit stfrancis.edu/caritas or contact Penny Basso at pbasso@stfrancis.edu or 815-740-3748.

NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE P A I D UNIVERSITY OF ST. FRANCIS

500 Wilcox Street, Joliet, Illinois 60435

Admissions event information or registration: 800-735-7500 • admissions@stfrancis.edu stfrancis.edu/visit Alumni event information or registration: 877-811-ALUM • alumni@stfrancis.edu stfrancis.edu/alumni/events

The University of St. Francis was founded and is sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Mary Immaculate.

Athletics information or game schedules: 815-740-3464 • gofightingsaints.com Donor and community events or giving information: 815-740-3748 • stfrancis.edu/give USF Art Gallery exhibitions and hours: 815-740-3787 • jmoore@stfrancis.edu

For information about all other university events and activities: 800-735-7500 • stfrancis.edu

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