Annual Report to Investors - The American College

Individual Gifts in 2013
Lee M. Fortenberry
A. Scott Foster
Larry J. Foster
Lance P. Franczyk
Robert T. Frieling
Mark J. Funk
Michael G. Gallo
Lee M. Gammill, Jr.
Jules O. Gaudreau, Jr.
Jeffrey J. Gayonski
William M. Gearhart
Seymour Geller
Michael J. Genovese
Campbell T. Gerrish, Sr.
Austin T. Getz II
Rana Gidumal
Brett Gilliland
Gene J. Gilmore
Pamela Gilmour
Deborah L. Giordano-Manno
Mitchell B. Glover
Troy E. Glover
Thomas Goes
Richard H. Golden
James R. Goodrich
Patrick K. Gores
Thomas E. Goris, Jr.
Irwin Gorman
Diane H. Gould
Mel H. Gregory, Jr.
James P. Grogan
Stephen F. Gross
Stephen T. Guinan
Angelo A. Haddad
Gerald F. Hall
William K. Halliburton
Calvin L. Hannah
Paul L. Hanson
Mark E. Hardy
Ted P. Harless
Kevin J. Hassan
John L. Haver
Dermott T. Healey
Keith W. Hein
Benjamin W. Henderson
Michael S. Henegar
Keith E. Hickerson
Andrew J. Higney
In Memoriam
Charles DiLullo—1938 - 2013
Charles S. DiLullo, MSFS, CLU ® , passed away on June 16, 2013. Charles began his long and productive career at
The American College in 1970 as controller and was promoted to vice president and treasurer of The College and
Board of Trustees in 1975. He joined the faculty in 2000 and was named the Jarrett L. Davis Distinguished Professor
of Finance and Accounting. Teaching in the Chartered Life Underwriter ® (CLU ® ) and MSFS programs, Charles was
one of The College’s most popular professors. Just before he retired in 2009, he presented his 3,000th lecture to a
group of The College’s graduates celebrating his career in Atlanta. Charles is survived by his wife, Laura Mae, their
daughter, three sons, 12 grandchildren and extended family.
Chuck Jones—1940 - 2013
Charles C. Jones, MSFS, CLU ® , ChFC ® , CASL ® , CAP ® , died on April 29, 2013. A financial advisor, wealth manager
and legacy planner, Chuck owned and was chief executive officer of Pentrust LLC, with offices in Kansas City, MO.
He moved there in 1966 when he joined the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company, predecessor of CIGNA.
During his long career, Chuck contributed to the success of numerous prestigious financial services organizations,
including Commercial Union Companies, Business Men’s Assurance Company of America and John Hancock. Chuck
served on The American College Board of Trustees for four years and on the Foundation Board of Directors for seven
years. He was inducted into The College’s Alumni Hall of Fame in 2008 in recognition of his many and significant
contributions to the institution as a valued alumnus. Chuck is survived by his wife, Pat, his three children,
grandchildren, his two brothers and extended family.
David Rubinowitz – 1967-2013
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David R. Rubinowitz, MSFS, LUTCF, CLU ® , ChFC ® , CAP ® , passed away suddenly on February 21, 2013. Since 2008,
David served as a trustee of The American College. During that tenure, he contributed to the Education Policy and
Certification Committees and to the Finance and Audit Committee of the Board of Trustees. David had also served
earlier on The College’s Alumni Association Advisory Board. He enjoyed a long career at Morgan Stanley, and
subsequently joined John Hancock at their home office in Boston, and most recently Alvarez & Marsal – Executive
Benefits Consulting, based in New York City. He was a member of the Securities Industry Association’s Wealth
Strategies Roundtable and a member of LIMRA International’s Executive Advisory Group. David is survived by his
wife Stacy and their two children, Allie and Matt.