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C ROVETTI’ S C ORNER The Keuka College Hall of Fame “A generous man will prosper; he who refreshes others will himself be refreshed.” —Proverbs 11:25 W e have an unofficial “Hall of Fame” for Keuka donors, a place where we honor those outstanding individuals who look beyond the here and now to envision what could be. These exceptional Keukonians are heroes because they understand that they can begin meeting tomorrow’s needs today through an estate gift to the College. We refer to these heroes as members of the Ruth Johnson- Anderson Heritage Society, and they give to the College in a number of ways. Some have named Keuka in their wills, designating a portion of their estate to be used either for a specific purpose or at the discretion of Keuka’s Board of Trustees, wherever it might be most needed. Honorees also include those who have established a charitable gift annuity with the College. Through such an annuity, a donor releases an amount to the College, which is then invested. The donor receives the investment income for however long he or she is alive, and whatever remains at the time of death is donated to the College. Members also include donors who have placed major assets in a charitable remainder trust. This is a more flexible arrangement that allows a donor to determine how much income he or she will receive from the trust each year. The donor can invade the principal, so long as a certain percentage of the original trust remains at the time of his or her death. Finally, the Heritage Society also includes those who have named Keuka a beneficiary of all or a portion of their retirement plan. These donors have determined that while it’s necessary and important to set aside enough funds to retire comfortably, no one can accurately predict exactly what that amount might be. Through this option, Keuka may receive the entire amount remaining in the plan at the time of the donor’s death tax-free. Through their estate Fran Crovetti gifts, members of the Ruth Johnson Anderson Heritage Society make it possible for Keuka to continue providing safe, clean and accessible dormitories and classrooms; adequate practice spaces for Leaving a Lasting Legacy Following is a partial listing of Keuka College Hall of Famers who died in the last several years, leaving an estate gift to Keuka. Mary C. Arnold ’39 Elizabeth Carpenter Batchelder ’48 Jane Bennett Brown ’41 Helen Buckley ’32 Barbara L. Lewis ’53 Evelyn-Jane Davis Burgay ’60 Edith Calvin ’34 Eleanor Roth Hathaway ’34 Cornelia Patteson Karch ’43 KEUKA MAGAZINE 14 WINTER 2005 Keuka athletes; high-quality learning resources in classrooms and the library; and sufficient scholarship aid for the neediest students, who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford a Keuka education. As someone who cares about the future of Keuka and Keuka students, we’d like you to consider your options for leaving a Keuka legacy. Please call me at (315) 279- 5235 or e-mail me at fcrovett@mail.keuka.edu with any questions you might have. I’d be happy to discuss your options and welcome you as one of Keuka’s Hall of Fame donors. Laura Brainard LaBelle ’33 Florence Lerrigo ’34 Betty Goodfellow Loomis ’41 Patricia Ernst Lyon ’46 Marion Boynton McFarland ’30 Virginia Nye ’32 Theresa Avallone Petit ’47 Edith O’Connell Rector ’51 Kathryn Leaf Rockwell ’48 Dorothy Snow ’30 Ruth Haggar Strasser ’34 Alida Tait Thomas ’49
S PORTS Fall Teams Win 3 Conference Championships Men’s Soccer: Four in a Row euka continued its North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) dominance, winning the regular season and tournament titles for the fourth consecutive year. Bob Friske’s booters captured the tournament tile in dramatic fashion. Trailing Keystone College 3-1 with 18 minutes to play, the Storm roared back and won it 4-3 on a goal by junior Cody Buck, who was named tourney MVP. Keuka placed several players on the All-NEAC team including firstteamers Buck, who lead the Storm in goals (15) and assists (12); sophomore Dean Smith, who added 12 goals and 7 assists; senior Kevin Masterson; and junior Mike Eckert. Senior Phil Blatner was a second team All-NEAC selection while senior Kwaku Boasiako and junior goalkeeper Greg Lewin made the honorable mention list. The Storm finished the campaign at 9-7. K Women’s Soccer: 7 Gain All-NEAC Honors Keuka captured second place in the NEAC regular season and tournament, falling to Villa Julie, 2-1 in the second overtime of the championship contest. Head Coach Tim Moody, who guided the Storm to an 11-4-1 mark, was named NEAC Coach of the Year. Freshman Nicole Bondellio was named Player of the Year and fellow rookie Kristi Chamberlain earned Goalie of the Year honors. Seven players garnered first-team all-NEAC honors: senior Donna Maltagliati, who scored a team-high 9 goals and chipped in 11 assists; Bondellio, who scored 7 goals and led the team with 17 assists; freshman Jacquie Huntz; junior Katie Melech; sophomore Krista Philips; freshman Kerry Callahan; and Chamberlain. Volleyball: Set Record on Way to Title Dave Sweet’s crew set a new school record for wins en route to a 21-8 mark and the NEAC tournament championship. Keuka dominated the tournament, defeating Penn State University-Berks, 3-0 in the semifinals and sweeping D’Youville in the title tilt. Junior Jeanne Vincent, who fin- KEUKA MAGAZINE 15 WINTER 2005 ished the season with 999 assists, was named conference MVP. Sophomores Adrienne Hollenbeck and Nicole Zahtilla earned spots on the all-conference/tournament team. Cross Country: Rookies Lead the Way The women finished third and the men placed fifth at the NEAC meet. The women were led by freshmen Kristi DiDonna and Lynn Jenner, who each posted three Keuka-best finishes. Jenner was the Storm’s leading light at the NEAC meet, finishing 14th. The men were also led by a rookie, freshman Matt Wormuth, who led Keuka runners in four of their six meets. He also posted the best Keuka finish at the NEAC meet, finishing 18th. The Keuka women’s basketball team played an exhibition game at St. Bonaventure University in November. In addition to preparing both teams for the 2004-05 season, the game provided Keuka Coach Dave Sweet (center) an opportunity to visit with two of his former players: Bonnies Head Coach Jim Crowley ’93 (right) and Assistant Coach Scott Young ’93. Crowley and Young were co-captains in 1992-93.
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