04090 L 03-04 Annual Report - The Dayton Foundation

the historic Pollack House,
which has since been moved
to West Monument Avenue.
Joyce M. Bowden and
Adam M. Lutynski Fund –
1995 ($82,068) provides,
in grateful appreciation, unrestricted
income to meet
changing community needs.
Robert E. Bowman Endowment
Fund – 1994 ($56,697)
provides operating revenue
to Trinity Community of
Beavercreek, a full-service
retirement center, and carries
the name of this retired
serviceman from the U.S.
Air Force, who also established
The Ohio State University
Athletic Scholarship
Fund of the Foundation.
Richard W. Brame, Sr.
Richard W. Brame, Sr.,
Memorial Scholarship Fund
– 2000 ($22,641) was established
by the family of Richard
W. Brame, Sr., founder of
Dayton Steel Service, Inc., to
award college scholarships
to Montgomery County
high-school graduates.
Brane Family Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 2000
($68,094) will award scholarships
to West Carrollton
High School graduates to
further their studies at a fouryear
college or university.
William R. “Bill” Brane was
the owner and operator of
Meiler Brane Insurance Co.
Breast Cancer Foundation
Fund – 1996 ($6,670) supports
the fight against breast
cancer through education,
providing access to improved
mammography services and
fostering preventive medicine
for breast cancer and
other diseases.
Edward G. Breen Memorial
Fund – 1990 ($12,185)
honors this past mayor of
Dayton through a fund to
support performing arts in
downtown Dayton.
Edward G. Breen
Brighter Tomorrow Foundation
Endowment Fund –
1990 ($404,196) supports
and improves programs and
services that benefit citizens
with mental retardation
and other developmental
disabilities.
Naomi and Thomas O. Brightwell
Brightwell Family Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1999
($24,079) was established
by the family of Thomas O.
Brightwell, Sr., a Dayton City
firefighter (1929-1953), and
his wife, Naomi, to award
college scholarships to children
of current or retired
full-time Dayton firefighters.
Joel Broering Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1997
($41,472) awards scholarships
to St. Henry High School
graduating seniors who
participate in community
service and plan to attend a
college or university. It was
created in memory of 17-
year-old Joel Broering, who
died after a two-year battle
with leukemia.
Adam Broock Fund – 1994
($41,916) honors Adam
Broock, an Oakwood High
School student who died in
1990 at the age of 16. The
fund is set up to provide
scholarships in his name.
Brookhaven Benevolent
Fund – 1997 ($60,006) aids
the Brookhaven Nursing
and Care Center by providing
assistance to its retired
residents to improve the
quality of their lives.
William T. Bryan
William T. Bryan Fund –
1998 ($38,081) honors the
founder, who retired from the
Duriron Company. He was a
devoted volunteer, assisting
elderly and disabled individuals
in his later years.
Buechler Family Fund –
2002 ($40,210) will provide
operating revenue to
YMCA of Greene County,
Westminster Presbyterian
Church and the Buechler
Scholarship Fund at Wright
State University.
Delilah B. and Lester W.
Buechler Fund – 2000
($45,896) enhances the
donor’s charitable giving
to approved nonprofit
organizations and provides
scholarships to students at
Wright State University.
Lester Buechler founded
Ohio Electronic Engravers.
Si Burick Journalism
Scholarship Fund – 1986
($53,190) sponsors firstyear
college scholarships for
students majoring in journalism.
The fund was created
by 28 corporations and individuals
to honor Si Burick’s
60th year as a nationally
acclaimed sportswriter with
the Dayton Daily News.
Lysle D. and Jean M.
Cahill Family Fund – 2000
($217,642) will award grants
for charitable and community
activities, as recommended
by the Cahill family. A retired
electrical engineer, Lysle
D. Cahill co-founded Data
Corporation and developed
Lysle D. and Jean M. Cahill
many patents for digital
imagery systems used
throughout the world.
Camp Fire USA Greater
Dayton Area Council – 1997
($69,257) enriches and nurtures
the lives of boys and
girls across the Miami Valley
area by increasing funding
support for the operations
and programs of Camp
Fire Council.
Camp Jabez Endowment
Fund – 2002 will devote
income to the unrestricted
operations of this ministry
camp, which helps at-risk
children, who have been
exposed to violence or abuse,
find purpose and meaning
in their lives.
Campus Ministry at Wright
State University Fund –
1999 ($51,162) will provide
for general maintenance of
and capital improvements to
the Campus Ministry facilities
at this local university.
Lena Cantor Family Fund –
2003 ($33,383) was established
through a bequest by
Lena Cantor in memory of
her brother, Samuel, and their
parents, Louis S. and Rose
S. Cantor, to assist Daytonarea
homeless people. Lena
Cantor was a former president
of the Residents’ Council
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