Read the Summer 2012 issue - the University of Maine Alumni ...

Celebrating the 10th Anniversary
of Buchanan Alumni House
Alumni and friends gathered in June to mark 10 years since the opening of
Buchanan Alumni House in 2002. Thank you to all who made it possible.
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1. Dorain ’68H and Bion Foster ’68, ’70G with Woody L. Carville ’53, ’54G.
Bion and Dorain gifted the Foster Boardroom. The Class of 1953 named the
University of Maine Alumni Association President’s Office in honor of
Frederick E. ’53, ’58G and Dione Williams Hutchinson ’54, ’71G. Woody and
Jean Grindle Carville ’54 also
contributed at the Leadership Level.
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2. Grace Ferguson, Lynda
Martin Rohman ’86, Edie
McVay King ’67, Louis C.
King ’60, Hope Wing Weston
’37, and Warren M. Orcutt
’66. Lynda and John Rohman
made gifts to the Alumni
House Campaign and the
Alumni House Endowment
Campaign. Many of the steins
on display throughout the
house are gifts from Edie
King. Edie and Louie also
contributed to the Alumni
House Campaign and the
Alumni House Endowment
Campaign, and are regular
volunteers for the Alumni
Association.
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5. UMaine President Paul Ferguson,
UMaine Foundation outgoing President
Amos Orcutt ’64, UMaine Alumni
Association President Todd Saucier ’93,
’97G, and UMaine Foundation
incoming President Jeffery Mills ’82.
3. Linwood
Lufkin ’58 was
the Project
Manager for the
general
contractor
Nickerson &
O’Day.
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Henry W. Saunders ’50, Amos
Orcutt ’64 and Al S. McNeilly ’44. The
Class of 1950 contributed at the
Founders Level. In addition, Henry and
Marjorie Higbee Saunders ’50H were
donors at the Builders Level. The Class
of 1944 gifted the Dirigo seal mosaic in
the Grand Foyer. Al McNeilly gifted an
office in the University of Maine
Foundation suite.
6. WBRC Marketing Director R. Michael
Pullen looks on as former President and CEO
John Rohman ’68 proudly holds up one of the
groundbreaking shovels used in 2002.
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