2007-08 PCC Foundation Annual Report - Portland Community ...

PCC Foundation
Where Opportunity Happens
2007-2008 Annual Report

Dear Friends,
For the past 25 years, the Portland Community College Foundation has been
dedicated to helping students gain the powerful, life-changing education offered
by PCC.
Thanks to you, last year was another year of accomplishment. We awarded more
than 325 scholarships totaling over $410,000. We supported PCC programs with
over $500,000 for faculty professional development, workforce training equipment
and student success activities. The Foundation also completed the first year of a
three-year plan to increase our ability to raise funds. We have added staff and are
working to increase the size of our board of directors and improve our communications
with donors.
As we look forward to our next quarter century, our vision is twofold: to ensure
that no qualified student is denied access to a college education and to make PCC
the preeminent education and training center in Oregon. Currently we are unable
to offer scholarships to hundreds of qualified applicants, and our program support
is not sufficient to keep PCC career and technical equipment current with
changing industry demands.
In 2008-09 we have been given a fantastic opportunity to take a major step
forward. If the PCC Foundation can raise approximately $700,000 for scholarships
this year, we will receive $320,000 in matching funds from the James F. and
Marion L. Miller Foundation. This would mean over $1 million raised for
scholarships and the opportunity to award hundreds more scholarships next year.
This is an exciting moment in the PCC Foundation’s history. Together with the
Miller Foundation, your contribution can offer the gift of opportunity to many
more students. Thank you so much for your support.
Sincerely,
Peter Bauer
President, PCC Foundation Board of Directors
PCC Foundation
Where Opportunity Happens
Dear Friends,
It is truly wonderful to read the words of thanks from real students, staff
and faculty who received support from the PCC Foundation during the
last academic year. The amazing stories the Foundation has collected in this
report are made possible only through the help of people like you.
On behalf of PCC students and programs….thank you!
Warm regards,
Preston Pulliams
PCC District President
Peter Bauer Preston Pulliams
We’re all about
your future.

Thriving, Thanks to You
Students & Programs
Making a Difference
The students and programs mentioned here and in the following pages are only a fraction of those benefiting from the support of
the PCC Foundation. In their stories you can begin to see the difference your gift makes. Thank you again for all you do to make
these opportunities happen.
Working Hard to Give Back
PCC Foundation scholarship recipients come from many different backgrounds
but all have dreams of walking across the stage at graduation. These students are
pursuing degrees in over 66 fields from aviation science to welding. The youngest
student to receive a scholarship was 16, the oldest 61. Scholarship recipients include
students like Erica Bailey (p. 4), Joaquin Forrest Arriaga (p. 4), and Robert
Cimiluca (p. 10), who are working hard so that they can give back. In June 2008,
twenty-six PCC Foundation scholarship recipients graduated with highest honors.
Programs Prospering
In addition to providing scholarships, the PCC Foundation offers vital support for
programs and development. The Foundation-supported Portland Teacher’s Program,
for example, strives to close the educational achievement gap among groups
of students by preparing teachers of color to enter the public school system. Other
programs highlighted in this report include the Illumination Project (p. 5), Fitness
Technology (p. 12) and Gateway to College (p. 11).
Helen Warren,
PCC alumna, staff member and donor
Once a PCC student who received job training, Helen Warren now works at PCC Portland Metro Workforce Training Center
and coordinates the PCC Foundation Fund for Excellence for Portland Metro. The fund helps with crucial employment-related needs
such as transportation, clothing and haircuts. “We help with items that Department of Human Services can’t cover,” said Warren.
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“
Receiving these scholarships
has shown me things I did not fully realize. I have
learned that scholarships not only give financial
relief but help with fulfilling goals and dreams,
encouraging you not to be swayed in pursuit
of your degree.”
- Joaquin Forrest Arriaga
Scholarship recipients, Erica Bailey and Joaquin Forrest Arriaga
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Working for the Future
Erica Bailey
Erica Bailey is the recipient of the CarolAnn Curthoys Scholarship.
She aspires to become a nurse practitioner and work with
medically underserved communities. She also sees nursing as a
career that will offer her and her three-year-old daughter flexibility
and financial stability. Erica spoke at the PCC Foundation’s
Annual Scholarship Reception, saying, “I think it is important to
note that these scholarships have a radiating impact on the community.
In our future careers, we will give back to our communities
in a variety of ways as we become nurses, teachers, social
workers, service professionals, and so much more.”
Joaquin Forrest Arriaga
Joaquin Forrest Arriaga received the John and Dorothy Persen
Diesel Mechanics Scholarship, the John Connor Book Award,
and the Fred DeWitt Scholarship. Born in Wilsonville and raised
on a dairy farm, Joaquin dropped out of high school and worked
in construction until he realized he could go no further without
an education. Once he graduates from PCC in 2009 with a degree
in diesel service technology, he will be prepared for a wellpaying
job as a diesel mechanic working on trucks, trains, ships,
commercial transport or farm equipment.
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5 Students and Programs
Conquering Obstacles, Pursuing Dreams
Illumination Project
PCC’s Illumination Project combines a service-learning
model with a style of social justice theater known as
“theater of the oppressed.” The project, which benefits
from the support of the PCC Foundation, aims to
combat discrimination and develop the leadership skills
of participating students, known as student educators.
Here’s how it works: Student educators perform a
student-written play, which presents a problem of
discrimination or oppression. They perform the play once
without interruption and without solving the problem.
The second time they perform, the audience can stop the
play and offer a solution to the discrimination they see
happening.
Each year, 20 Illumination Project student educators
write six plays, produce approximately 30 performances,
and reach over 1,500 audience members.
“The interactive nature of the performances helps
students see that there are a variety of possible strategies
to deal with isms in day-to-day interactions and a variety
of opportunities within each interaction,” said PCC
sociology instructor Rowan Wolf.
“Being part of the Illumination Project helped me realize the
things I can do in the community; it helped me step up to the
plate and actually take more responsibility.”
- Austin Blount, Illumination Project participant, pictured left

Mark Danilin
Last year Mark Danilin and his wife were crunching
numbers, trying to figure out how both could afford to stay
in school, when she suggested that he apply for a scholarship
through the PCC Foundation. “You’re smart. You can
pull it off,” he remembers her saying. Although Mark was
apprehensive about how his application would measure up,
he decided to go for it.
Not surprising to those who know him, Mark was awarded
the competitive J & J Inc. Scholarship. Mark and his family
emigrated from Russia to the U.S. when he was in the
second grade, and from the beginning, he had to overcome
tremendous difficulties due to language. He credits the
words of his mother – “Anything is possible” – for encouraging
him to work hard and eventually excel in reading,
writing and math.
In fall 2008, Mark will finish up his last term at PCC while
also taking classes at PSU, where he plans to earn his
bachelor’s degree. After that, it’s four more years of dental
school, possibly at OHSU or Washington State University,
before he achieves his dream of becoming a dentist.
In the meantime, Mark will devote his time to his studies.
He acknowledges that some of his friends and relatives may
think it’s not worth the time it takes to reach his goal.
“However,” Mark said, “I believe in pursuing your dream,
conquering obstacles, striving to achieve excellence, and
understanding that anything is possible.”
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New Places, Extraordinary Lessons
Marneet Lewis
Marneet Lewis — PCC Foundation’s Jean
Buck Memorial Scholarship recipient —
broadened her horizons and learned about the
world of public service by spending the summer
serving as an intern in U.S. Senator Ted
Kennedy’s office in Washington, D.C.
Marneet’s selection as a community college
student is, to say the least, out of the ordinary.
One of only eight students selected for the
Summer Congressional Internship Program for
Students with Disabilities — sponsored by the
Mitsubishi Electric America Foundation and
the American Association of People with
Disabilities — Marneet, a student with dyslexia,
was the only community college applicant
chosen from a very competitive field of
candidates.
Marneet graduated from PCC in June 2008
and received the 2008 Washington State
University – Vancouver Community College
President’s Award, which provides three years
of tuition-free study at WSU-V.
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Duc Ho
Duc Ho, a Building Construction Technology Scholarship
recipient, dreams of becoming a respected carpenter and
construction manager.
Over the summer, Duc participated in an intensive “green
building” class, and in January Duc traveled to New Orleans
with his PCC instructors and classmates to help with the city’s
post-Katrina rebuilding efforts.
“I did everything from demolishing, to installing drywall, to
finish carpentry,” he said. “It was an unforgettable experience.”
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Learning Outside the Classroom
9 Students and Programs
Service to Community
The Portland Community College Foundation’s Service to
Community Scholarship is a unique program that offers
students crucial financial help in exchange for volunteer
work throughout the community.
Students receiving these scholarships not only earn and
gain the powerful, life-changing benefits and key work
skills afforded by a higher education, but they also learn
the value of serving the local community.
During the school year, each scholarship student
volunteers a minimum of 75 hours per term at a local
agency while maintaining a full schedule of courses at
PCC. After the student completes the volunteer hours
and submits a required 2-3 page report, the student
receives a $1,000 tuition scholarship for the next term.
Recipients can continue volunteering and earning the
scholarship for three terms. In 2007-08, the Foundation
awarded 10 Service to Community scholarships,
producing over 2,200 hours of volunteer service!
Organizations that Have Benefited from
Student Volunteer Hours Include:
Boys and Girls Club of Southwest Washington
Free Geek Community Technology Center
Goose Hollow Homeless Family Shelter
Hacienda Child Development Center
Hollywood Theater Project
Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization
Legacy Visiting Nurses
Oregon Action
Orenco Elementary School
P:ear
Portland Impact
SMART (Start Making a Reader Today)
Steps to Success
Tualatin Valley Gleaners
Volunteers of America Men’s Drug Treatment Program
“I can’t tell you how much I appreciate having
the opportunity to go back to school.”
-Rob Cimiluca, Service to Community Scholarship recipient

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Rob Cimiluca
Not only does Robert Cimiluca take classes at PCC to
prepare for a career as a special education teacher, he also
volunteers, trains for an upcoming internship with the Red
Cross, and in his spare time, catalogs galaxies as an amateur
astronomer.
Not bad for someone who was told by doctors that he had
approximately six months to live. When Robert was diagnosed
with AIDS in 1996 that was the prognosis. “And here I
am 12 years later,” he said. “I thought, I have to get on with
my life.”
Robert started volunteering at Esther’s Pantry, a food pantry
for people with HIV/AIDS and began thinking about going
back to school at PCC. Because he was on disability, his
financial options were limited.
“Thankfully, the PCC Foundation has been there for me,”
he said. For two years now, Robert has been the recipient of
the Service to Community Scholarship. He spent his first year
volunteering at Esther’s Pantry and this last year at Free Geek,
where he helped teach Open Office and Ubuntu and even
had the opportunity to teach a class in Spanish.
After he’s done at PCC, Robert plans to continue at Portland
State University to earn a bachelor’s degree and teaching
certificate. “I can’t tell you how much I appreciate having the
opportunity to go back to school,” Robert said.
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11 Students and Programs
An Extra Little Boost
Funds for Excellence: Mini Grants
In 2007, in partnership with the PCC Staff and Organizational Development Department, the PCC Foundation
initiated a mini-grant program to give funds to faculty and staff for projects that improve the quality of instruction
and services at Portland Community College. The mini-grant program is supported by the Foundation with
funds raised through the annual Faculty, Staff and Retiree Campaign and through general Foundation fundraising.
Mini-grants are given for projects that fall outside the College’s general budget and support the PCC mission.
The Foundation received 17 proposals, from which the following five projects were funded.
Hybrid Theory, Operation, and Safety $1,000
Project Director: Russ Jones
The mini-grant provides specialized safety equipment
to keep automotive service technology students and
instructors protected when working around the high
voltage systems on hybrid cars. This project recognizes
the growing popularity of hybrid vehicles and the need
for hybrid-qualified service technicians.
Gateway to College Academic Lab $1,000
Project Directors: Jane Larson and
Sylvia Scott
The project addresses a need identified in surveys of
Gateway students – to develop a stronger connection
between academic lab activities and the Gateway
math, reading and writing classes. The mini-grant
provides curriculum development funds and materials.
COMPASS Retesting Workshop $522
Project Directors: Laurel Spillum,
Heiko Spoddeck, and Colleen Barajas
This project provides funds for a two-part workshop
on test-taking skills and strategies for students who
test into developmental education courses and are
interested in retaking the PCC placement test. The
project directors expect improved retention rates for
participating students.

Functional Anatomy Learning Lab $1,000
Project Director: Tanya Littrell
This project provides a computer and functional
anatomy software for the fitness technology resource
Lab. The equipment and software enables
students to have virtual “hands-on experiences”
and enhances the instructors’ ability to tutor
students.
Second-year PCC student Nels Spence studies
and completes homework in the fitness technology
program’s new anatomy learning lab.
Audio Text Players for Students with
Disabilities $1,000
Project Director: Wendy Palmer
This mini-grant provides five specially formatted
audio text players, “Victor Vibes,” to give students
with disabilities the opportunity to access printed
textbooks in a format that best fits their learning
needs. Without this special equipment, these students
would be at increased risk of failing courses
and withdrawing from college without completing
their education.
PCC student Magen Quinn uses an audio text
player to “read” textbooks. “It’s been a life-saver,”
she said. “With the Victor Vibe you can jump
right to the page you need.”
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The Credit Goes to You
Foundation Donors
EVELYN CROWELL
Retired educator, Evelyn “Evie” Crowell is passionate about helping students
advance their learning and life opportunities, especially when it
comes to pursuing higher education. Evie’s annual scholarship for PCC
students fulfills her lifelong passion for inspiring young people.
Said Evie, “As a librarian in higher education, it was thrilling to work
with students and watch the light bulb turn on in their faces. Through
my career and now as a PCC donor, I touch people’s lives. I’ve enjoyed
it immensely.”
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CARL GEORGE AND SUE GEORGE
Alma Mae “Sue” George was one of PCC’s first
business instructors. She was a pioneer in keeping
students and faculty current on technology
changes and the latest needs of business and industry.
Sue also gave generously to the PCC
Foundation. When she passed in 2002, husband
Carl George endowed a scholarship in her memory
for PCC business students. “Sue was dedicated
to her students; scholarship support made
sense,” said Carl, who continues his tradition of
giving today.

GOLF TOURNAMENT
RASK FAMILY MEMORIAL FUND
A day on the links sounds like the perfect weekday
getaway, but for players in the Portland Community
College Foundation Golf Invitational there’s more to
it than hoping to sink a hole in one.
In 2007 the event netted nearly $70,000. A portion of
the proceeds went toward general student scholarships
as well as an endowed scholarship fund for PCC
building construction technology students.
Such an event wouldn’t be possible without dedicated
partners. Walsh Construction, Emerick Construction,
Howard S. Wright Constructors and Skanska pulled
together as founding sponsors and helped launch the
tournament in 2004.
“My view of the work of the community college
system is that it’s vitally important” said Bob Walsh,
The Rask Family Memorial Fund was formed in 1979 following the death
of 19-year-old Michael Rask. Michael’s friends and family transformed loss
into hope by working to raise money to help young people in the community
reach their dreams.
Since the fund began, it has donated over $500,000 in college scholarship
money to needy students, with former scholars reaching their goals of being
physicians, teachers and vital contributing members of the community.
For 2007-08, the fund provided five scholarships to worthy Portland
Community College students.
president of Portland-based Walsh Construction.
“The college is also a good returning step for those
already in the workplace who need to improve their
skills and marketability.”
“All of these companies involved in the golf
tournament have a passion for construction and the
construction program at PCC,” said David Osborne,
golf committee co-chair and senior vice president
for Skanska. “We took a look at what the PCC
program needed to grow and then we responded.”
Donors, clockwise from the top right, David Osborne
of Skanska, Dale Pellow of Howard S. Wright Constructors,
Larry Sitz of Emerick Construction, and Bob Walsh of
Walsh Construction.
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Creating a Legacy
15 Foundation Donors
NORMA JEAN AND HENRY GERMOND
From her thoughtfulness to her tenacity, Norma Jean
Germond is known for getting things done on behalf of
PCC and especially students.
Portland Community College added one more feather to
Norma Jean Germond’s cap by awarding her and
husband Henry the 2008 Distinguished Patron Award.
The award, established in 2007, recognizes extraordinary
levels of service to the college.
“We are extremely honored and a little bit humbled,”
Norma Jean said. “To include Henry, who has done a lot
for the college as well, was very wonderful.”
Norma Jean and Henry recently established an endowed
scholarship with the PCC Foundation that will provide
tuition support for students taking developmental
education courses. Norma Jean, who was elected to the
college’s board in 1985, now serves on the PCC
Foundation Board of Directors.
“The Foundation is extremely important,” she said. “It’s
my wish that every needy student receive a scholarship.
It’s critical to the community.”
DOROTHY FISHER-JONES
Dorothy Fisher-Jones spent a lifetime devoted to the love
of singing and opera. Dorothy performed in Portland,
Europe and New York. She was once offered a position
with the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, and she
performed opera in Germany for 20 years. In 1963,
Dorothy returned to Portland, where she sang, taught
voice and performed.
A few years before she died, Dorothy made plans to help
PCC students pursue careers in singing and music. She
placed a bequest in her will to donate the proceeds from
the sale of her home in Lake Oswego to the PCC
Foundation at her death. When Dorothy passed away
last year, the house was sold and the proceeds were placed
in a PCC Foundation endowed scholarship fund.
Dorothy’s gift will remain intact in perpetuity, and the
interest it generates will pay for tuition, private voice
lessons, and other assistance with recipients’ voice
education and training.

AMO DE BERNARDIS LEGACY SOCIETY
Friends of PCC who remember the PCC Foundation through a
bequest, life income plan or other type of planned gift, whether
intended or received, become members of the Amo de Bernardis
Legacy Society. Benefits include an invitation to the annual Legacy
Society event and recognition in publications. When you step forward,
others are encouraged to do the same, though you may remain
anonymous. The Amo de Bernardis Legacy Society is named
in honor of our founding PCC College President. To inquire about
making a planned gift, contact (503) 977-4387.
Thank You to the Amo de Bernardis Legacy Society Members
Russel Abraham
Florence Anderson*
Karen Anicker
Anonymous (17)
Archie and Muriel Averill*
David Avison
Elizabeth Barnes*
Peter Bauer
Nancy Bennani
Mabel Bliss*
Robert Bloodworth*
Belford Buck*
Robert Candello
Dr. Howard Cherry*
Jan D. Coulton
Clarence Davis
Amo De Bernardis
Fred DeWitt*
Betty J. Domas*
P. Michael Drake
Joan Edwards
Janet A. Ellington
Thelma E. Fisher*
Dorothy Fisher-Jones*
Bob and Betty Fisk
Gordon Galbraith*
Michael Gentry
Carl and Sue* George
David Goldberg
Mary Goss*
Helen Toy Grimm*
Martin Haney*
Anna V. Hay
Gaye Hilderbrand
Erwin Hummel*
Pat Hunter
Alice Hulse*
Marjorie L.
Hutchinson*
Marilyn Johnson
Albert Jones*
Sara B. Kauffman
Dr. John and Betty
Kendall
Ema Kiger*
Annette Kraft*
Dana Kuiper
Frank McVitty Jr.*
Peggy J. McVitty
Dan and Karen Moriarty
Terry Owen
Erich Porshman*
Preston and Joan
Pulliams
Suzette Pump
Edythe Pynchon*
Barbara Raz
Vic Rosenfield*
Annette C. Saarinen ‘84
Stan Schmidt
Laura Scott
Belva I. Seaberry
Robert Shelfer
Elaine Steel*
Julius Stokes*
Johnnie Stokes
Jean Stone*
Ron and Margie Sumner
William Ulrich
Frank* and Mary Wales
Gordon D. Walker*
Ron Wilkinson
Mickey M. Williamson
Robert O. Wimmer
Richard and Glenda
Worthington
*Deceased
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A Family Tradition of Philanthropy
DOREEN GANDY WILEY, JOE WILEY,
GIGI AND ROBERT WOODS
Doreen Gandy Wiley has enjoyed many
adventures and overcome much adversity in her
life. She survived WWII in the Philippines
during the Japanese occupation and escaped
with her family to the United States. Here she
met and married her first husband Lou Gandy
and raised her family. Along the way, she
became a published poet and writer, earned a
master’s degree and enjoyed a long career at
PCC teaching English.
When Lou Gandy unexpectedly passed away
at the young age of 53, Doreen established a
scholarship to honor his memory and to
tangibly express the family’s shared commitment
to education. Doreen and her second
husband, Joe Wiley, supported the annual
scholarship award for a number of years. In
2006, together with Doreen’s daughter Gigi
Wood and Gigi’s husband, Robert Wood, they
decided to fully endow the Lou Gandy
Humanities Scholarship to ensure the scholarship
continues to be awarded in perpetuity.
Inspired by her mother’s philanthropy, Gigi
Wood, with Robert’s support, established the
Doreen Gandy Wiley Teaching and Writing
Endowed Scholarship as a surprise gift to
Doreen on her 80th birthday. This scholarship
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gives tuition support to PCC students
preparing to follow Doreen’s footsteps into
a career in teaching or writing. The PCC
Foundation is deeply grateful to Doreen and
Joe, and Gigi and Robert for their personal
gifts, together with the matching gifts
received from Robert’s employer, Nike.
With two family scholarships at the
Foundation, their generosity will forever
touch generations of PCC students.
LOU GANDY HUMANITIES
SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship honors bright minds like Lou Gandy’s – good students in
need of financial assistance to stay in college and pursue their academic
dreams. Lou was an avid reader and excellent scholar, receiving his humanities
degree from Stanford. While he made a successful living in the business
world in Oregon, his college education contributed in a significant way to
how he pursued high ideals and found new ways to work toward fresh and
creative solutions in work and life.

The Impact You Make
Financial Report
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 2007- 08
2007-2008 was another excellent year for the PCC Foundation. In all, the
Foundation generated over $2.1 million in total revenue, and $1.7 million
raised in cash contributions. On top of cash donations, Foundation revenues
came from in-kind contributions and support from the college. The PCC
Foundation endowment grew to almost $2.7 million, a four percent increase
over the prior year.
Finally, with the assistance of two generous grants from the James F. and Marion
L. Miller and The Meyer Memorial Trust, the PCC Foundation
embarked on a capacity building effort by expanding its development staff;
improving back office infrastructure; and adding training for its board and
committee volunteers. The overall objective is to increase annual fund
revenue to almost $2 million by June 2010 and to grow the endowment fund
asset base.
The Diversity of Giving
SUPPORT AND REVENUES
Grants and Contributions
Special Events Net Revenue
Subtotal Cash Contributions
In-Kind Contributions
College In-Kind Support
Investment Activities
Total Support and Revenues
EXPENSES
Scholarships, Grants and Other Distributions
Program Expenses-Depreciation
Supporting Services:
College In-Kind Supporting Services
Administration
Fundraising
Investment Fees
Total Expenses
Charge in Net Assets
NET ASSETS
Beginning of Year
End of Year
$1,629,959
$66,754
$1,696,713
$55,608
$485,435
$-63,498
$2,174,258
$955,460
$154,389
$485,435
$106,798
$52,089
$25,361
$1,779,532
$394,726
$4,204,844
$4,599,570
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In 2007-08, donors gave almost $1.7 million to the PCC foundation.
Secured in collaboration with college programs and departments,
student organizations and community and business partners, these
funds consisted of grants, cash gifts, in-kind donations, faculty and
staff contributions, fundraising events, corporate sponsorships and
gifts from individuals. To the steadfast commitment of our donors,
we say thank you!
Benefactor ($25,000+)
Atlantic Philanthropies
The Collins Foundation
Dorothy Fisher-Jones
The Halton Company
Harnish Group
Meyer Memorial Trust
The Oregon Community Foundation
Gigi and Robert Wood
Guardian ($10,000 - 24,999)
Peter and Dana Bauer
Bridgestone/Firestone
City of Portland
Angelina and Pete Constanzo
Donor Advised Fund of
The Oregon Community Foundation
John R. Ellingson
Carl George
John and Betty Gray Donor Advised Fund
of The Oregon Community Foundation
Henry Lea Hillman Jr. Foundation
Intel Corporation
Juan Young Trust, Western Division
Kaiser Permanente
Elizabeth M. Kendall ‘77 and
John Kendall, M.D.
Metropolitan Land Group, LLC
One Semiconductor
Peterson
Barbara Raz
Patricia and Jack Semura
Western States Equipment
Wintz Family Foundation
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Patron ($5,000 - 9,999)
AARP
The Autzen Foundation
Robert J. Burns
Dawn and Stan Carovano
Caterpillar
John Crabbe and Jeri Janowsky
Evelyn Crowell
Emerick Construction
Food Service Workers, PCC
Freightliner Corporation
Gladys Hare Trust
Howard S. Wright Constructors
Integra Telecom
Irwin Foundation
Jeppesen Aviation Foundation
Lloyd Enterprises
Monte L. Johnson
Juan Young Trust, Eastern Division
Miller Nash LLP
Nike
Opsis Architecture
Oregon Cultural Trust
Oregon Health Science University
Portlandia Club, Inc.
Providence Health System
Rock Creek Auto Body, PCC
William and Lila Ulrich
Walsh Construction Co.
Marc H. Walters
Washington Mutual
President’s Club - ($1,000 - 4,999) Equity Foundation
AAUW Portland Branch
AAUW Tigard Branch
ABHT Structural Engineers
Jan L. Abushakrah
ACME Construction Supply Co.
Kenneth R. Adair
Hollis J. Adams
Advanced Technology Group
Anonymous
Josette Antaki
Apollo, Inc.
Associated General Contractors of America
Associated Students of PCC (ASPCC)
Association of Women in Automotive
Dan and Betty Baer
Beaverton Woman’s Club
Nancy Bennani
Ella Booth, Ph.D. and Art Booth
Deborah Fehnel Bosworth Donor
Advised Fund of The Oregon
Community Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. George Burgermeister
Capitol Electric Co., Inc.
Carr Construction
Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare
CB Richard Ellis
Century Club for Women
Christine Chairsell
Columbia Industries
Crandall Group
Credit Association of Portland
Crowell Law Offices
CWC Advisors LLC
Dr. Amo De Bernardis
Dealer Supply Company
Decca Hardwood Co.
DLR Group
Dunn Carney Allen Higgins & Tongue, LLP
Betty and Dick Duvall
Gary R. Eaton ‘91
EC Company
Electrix
Federal Express
Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Inc
Floor Factors
Foundry Networks
Algie and Rosalyn Gatewood
Michael Gentry
Gerding Edlen Development Co.
Norma Jean and Henry Germond
Jane and Bill Gilpin Donor Advised Fund of
The Oregon Community Foundation
Glumac International
David Goldberg
Kenneth D. Goodwin
Haglund, Kelley, Horngren,
Jones & Wilder, LLP
Jim D. Harper
Harris Soup Company
Heitzman Body and Paint, Inc.
HemCon Medical Technologies
Henningsen Cold Storage Company
Hewlett Packard
Cheryl A. Hinerman
Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber
Homestead Capital
Philip Iosca
K & R Holdings
Betty A. Kay
Kinetic Systems
Dan and Paula Kinney
Craig Kolins
Cathy and Brad Lamb
Landscape Technology, PCC
Leupold & Stevens, Inc.
Jaime Lim
Madden Industrial Craftsmen Inc.
Mahlum Architects
Phillip Margolin
McCargar Family Foundation
Wayne J. Mendezona
Metro Portland New Car Dealers Association
Daniel and Karen Moriarty
Michael Morrow

Multicultural Center, PCC
Martha Murray
Chris Musolf
Neal Naigus and Monica Rodal
Nathan D. Young Construction
Nathan Family Trust Donor Advised Fund of
The Oregon Community Foundation
National Automobile Dealers
Vanessa Nelson and Jacob Becker
Tom T. Omitowoju
Michael and Jan Opton
Oregon Association Chiefs of Police
Oregon Electric Construction, Inc.
PacifiCorp Foundation
Nora E. Pecka ‘85
David and Fran Pelinka ‘86
Peninsula Plumbing Co.
Katherine B. Persson
M. Kay Piacentini
Nancy E. Poppe
Portland Area Antique Car Clubs
Portland Public Schools Foundation
Portland State University
Principal Real Estate Investment Group
Professional Firefighters Association
Project Management Resources
ProLiteracy
Preston and Joan Pulliams
Quality Plus Services
Regional Arts & Culture Council
Sherry Robinson
Adrian Rodriguez
Stanley and Jane Schmidt
Schnitzer Steel Products
Matthew Scott
Siltronic Corporation
Snyder Roofing
Celebration of Creativity
Southwest Washington Medical Center
George Staley
David F. Stout
Stephen Houze and Susan Svetkey
Sysco Food Services of Portland
Tektronix, Inc.
Temp Control Mechanical Corp.
The Asian Reporter
The Boeing Company
The Jackson Foundation
Thomas Hacker Architects
U.S. Bancorp
United Way of the Columbia Willamette
Jeff and Kathy Van Raden
George E. Waldmann, M.D.
Steve A. Ward
Washington County Dental Society
Washington County Operations &
Maintenance
Kristin Watkins and Paul Garrahan
Ron and Karen Wilkinson
Diane L. Wilson
Richard and Laurie Wolff
Womens Resource Center, PCC Sylvania
Worksystems Inc.
Alex Zatarain and Jean Hart
Rick and Debbie Zurow
Pace Setter - ($500 - 999)
Art of Maintenance
Association of NW Landscape Designers
Evan E. Black Trust
Michelle Boucher
James E. Bowles
Robert B. Burns
Leonard Cain
Thane and Renee Cleland
Susan Coleman
Mary Dalla
Linda C. Daugherty
Gerald T. Donnelly
Jill W. Eiland
Jerry Ekstrom
Mandy T. Ellertson
Deborah A. Erickson ‘85
Thomas and Karen Fahey
Laura S. Fellman
Janet M. Floren
Linda A. Gerber
Anthony Greiner
Paul L. Halloran
HarperCollins Publishers
Spencer W. Hinkle ‘98
Gillian Holbrook
Mary D. and Robert Holmstrom
E. Scott Huff
Bryan Hull
Dr. Alice Jacobson and AJ Arriola Donor
Advised Fund of the Equity Foundation
Jacalyn L. Johnson ‘82
Marilyn and Raymond Johnson
Linda Jones ‘93
Robert S. Judy ‘81
Cynthia Killingsworth
KPFF Consulting Engineers
Lisa Larson
Michael D. Lawrence
Harold Lee
Mei Lee
Chyong-Huey Lin
Edna Marr
Lynn Mayer
Randall J. McEwen
Metro Metals Northwest
Pamela Miller-Tatro
Sherrill S. Moore
Northwest Bank
Octoberbest
O’Neill Electric, Inc.
Oregon Health Science University
Oregon State University
Oregon Trucking Associations, Inc
PAE Consulting Engineers
Panduit
PCC Facutly Federation
Irene Pereira
John A. Persen ‘85
Platt Electric Supply
Harvey Platt
Portland Business Alliance
Portland Roasting
Queen of Sheba
Qwest
Linda Reisser
Dan Saltzman
Larry Sanders
David Shinen
Douglas C. Smith ‘91
Frank E. Smith ‘03
John and Kathleen Somers
SRG Partnership
Mary H. Stevens
Rachel Stevens
Jon and Barbara Stroud
Troxell Communications
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation
University of Portland
Jean M. Wakefield ‘05
Wells Fargo & Company
Doris L. Werkman
Patricia White ‘06 and Clifton White
Doreen Gandy Wiley and Joe Wiley
Willamette University
Melody Wilson
Aaron and Rosalie Wolff
Wayne Yanamura
Partner - ($250 - 499)
AAUW Beaverton Branch
JoAnn M. Albrecht
Teresa Alonso
Dana Anderson ‘98 and Duane
Anderson
Anonymous
Lucia J. Barnett
Susan A. Baynton
Cheryl A. Belt
Carl Brockman
Carol J. Bruneau
Dorothy Buck
Gilbert R. Bynoe
Capital Pacific Bank
Karen S. Carter
Catena Consulting Engineers
Laurie A. Chadwick
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Susanne M. Christopher
Clay Club, PCC
Jan D. Coulton
Mary K. Dalla
Kathryn M. Dins
JoAnn Driggers
Sherry L. Dugan
Farzin R. Farhan, D.D.S ‘84
Fenner Foundation
Sandra K. Ferguson
Daniel E. Findley
April A. Fong
Heather Franklin
Howard Franklin
Denise Frisbee
Margaret S. Fyfield
Jean Garside
Mary Geis
Lainnie M. Gregg ‘07
Leslie J. Hackett ‘00
Mark Hagen
Evelyn D. Hanna
Frances A. Hanselman ‘97
Harambee Centre
Daniel Hays
Roxanne W. Hill
Laura A. Horani
Teri L. Hunt
Eric Jernigan
G. Frost Johnson and Karen King
Micah Jordan
Pamela C. Kessinger
Patrick J. Kraft ‘04
Caroline D. Le Guin
Lion Health Nutrition
Greg and Beth Madden
Gregory S. Malone
Marilyn McGlasson
John McKee
Rebecca A. Meier
Jim and Lora Meyer
Claudia B. Michel
Linda S. Monahan
Mary L. Moore
21 Acknowledgments
Diane L. Mulligan
Pamela Murray
Jill Nicholson
D. Claire Oliveros
Oregon Academy of Ophthalmology
Oregon Dental Assistant Association
Terry Owen
Christine L. Paull ‘90
Kelly Peden
Carolyn K. Peterson
Steven H. Phillips ‘01
Lovina M. Query
Janice Rank
George and Lori Rede
Donna Reed
Sandra S. Reeds ‘99
Erin Riley and Bob Fujimoto
Jackie Sandquist
Mary T. Savage ‘72
Cheryl Scott
Senior Studies Institute
Darrell Shumway
Stefanie Siebold
Charles Sieracki
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Ann Sitomer
Douglas H. Sivesind
Skanska
Mary Smith-Abbott
John S. Sparks
Debbie Stone
Kay Talbot
Bradley Tebbutt
Penny S. Thompson
Jeff Triplett
UNUM Provident Corp.
US Trust
Richard and Barbara VanAmerongen
Virginia L. Vanderford
Linda D. Warwick
Sylvia E. Welch
Carolyn Wilson
Friend - ($100 - 249)
Adventist Medical Center
Jason L. Alcorn ‘80
Lonn Aldridge
Jonna Alexander
Richard R. Aman
Stephen J. Andersen
Shirley R. Anderson
Anonymous (3)
Alison M. Apotheker
Antoinette K. Arenz
Teri Arndt
Michael C. Arpin
Yuliana D. Auld
Vivian and David Auslander
David and Jean Avison
Dorothy A. Badri
John Bailey
Laura J. Bales ‘98
Bank of The West
Russell C. Banks
Linda A. Bastian
Edwin Beland
Florence L. Bell ‘80
Johnnie Bell
Nancy A. Benner-Roberts
David H. Berger
Gertrude Bernstein and Ed McVicker
Patricia A. Berrong ‘88
Bethel AME Church
Saundra E. Bihn ‘89
Tamera N. Billick
Clifton Black
Lisa S. Bledsoe
Earl Blumenauer
Pamela S. Blumenthal
Susan Boal
Gerald Brask
H. Jean Breck
Terry L. Bristow
Lynn H. Brokaw
Michael Burch-Pesses
Christine L. Burroughs
Robin A. Burwell
Carol J. Butcher
Katherine E. Carney
Michael R. Challis
Ann Cherundolo
Valerie K. Childers ‘93
Tom and Ann Christian
Wing-Kit D. Chung
Patricia N. Churchill
Ann T. Clark
Helen Conover
Cathie E. Cookus
Alan D. Cordle
Dorina Cornea-Hasegan
Jill A. Corona
Katherine Coryell
Terry L. Coughran
Deborah A. Covert
Elizabeth M. Crow
Louissa M. Currey ‘86
Barbara K. Dahlgren
Michael Dalla
Stephen Dalla
Jana L. Daugherty
Dawn H. Davis
Regina G. Davis
Leanna M. Deeds
Linda M. Degman
Aurora T. del Val
O. Loretta Dike ‘99
Heidi T. Dombek
Robert R. Dozono
Maureen F. Driese
Laurel A. Dukehart
Christyn Dundorf
Meredith Dunlap
Robert Durkin ‘98 and Sarah
Moore
DaNene K. Dwyer
Sarah Z. Dykes
Dawn Dzubay
Gerda Eiseman
Jacqueline M. Elliott
Barbara Ellison
Russell B. Eng
Kendi R. Esary
Sharon Feigum
Cynthia L. Feinberg ‘05
Linda Fergusson-Kolmes
Wendy M. Feuer
Peter and Carla Flynn
Glen and Arline Fors
Robert F. Frasco ‘94
Miriam Friedman
Edward Fujikawa
Janet and Robert Fussell
Dolores M. Galindo ‘90
Jeff Ganz
Aaron R. Gardner ‘02
Leonard D. Garmire
Toni R. Garreton
Alice Gebhart
Thomas M. Gerhardt
Kathy E. Glankler ‘02
Genevieve Goldy
Loretta Goldy
Brookney Gondara
John Googins
Juanita M. Graham
Frank Granshaw
Ron Graybeal
Dorothy J. Green ‘82
Patricia A. Gregorio
Keith Gregory
Blaine L. Haddock ‘98
Tandy Hall
Carolina Handy
Kari Hanken
Ken Harding
Kathleen Harriman
Joanne M. Harris
Linda Harris
James S. Harrison
Kathryn A. Hawley ‘05
Hawthorne Auto Clinic, Inc.
Donna Hayes
Tina N. Heber
James Hebert
Erika S. Heider
Morton E. Henig
Philip W. Hess
Gaye Hilderbrand

Jennifer Hill
Patricia A. Hill
Chau Hoang
John Holcomb
Shane Horner
Bernadette House
Ancock Hsiao ‘82
Linda Huddle
Stephen E. Hudson
Rebecca Hughes
Thomas M. Huminski
Nancy Hutt
Georgene Inaba
Anne Irving
Marcia Jannsen
Ruth Jensen
Maniza Johnson
Sandra L. Johnson-Hull
James G. Johnstone
Dianne Jones
Rollee Jones
Russell S. Jones ‘98
Julian Joseph ‘93
Juanita Joy
Pamala J. Joy
Maureen Judge-Morris
Reza Kamali
Jill F. Kantor
Paul A. Kelly ‘93
David C. Kercher
Peggy A. Kerl ‘79
Daniel J. Kidney ‘94
Michael Kies
Cynthia A. Kimball
Sarah Kinder
Jerry R. Kissick
Sandra F. Koester ‘00
Kim Kono
Julie G. Kopet
Melvin Krause
Darrel Kraxberger
Jane Kristof
Kathleen S. Kuba
Jill M. Kucera ‘01
Lauren L. Kuhn
Todd R. Kunz
Jeannie E. LaFrance
Nancy LaPaglia
Jason H. LaTour
Barbara R. Lave
Yen Lee
Legacy Emanuel Hospital
& Health Center
Legacy Good Samaritan
Hospital
William A. Leidy
Barbara Leonard
Douglas F. Lilley ‘01
Eva J. Lindahl
Mary L. Lindgren ‘90
Roy L. Lindsay
Priscilla V. Loanzon
Robert Lustberg
RoseMary Lyons
James and Jeanne Magmer
Richard Magruder
Brenda Maldonado
Manley Services
William Manley
Michael Marciniak
Daniel Margolin
Carl Mark
Kelly L. Marks ‘86
Eduardo Martinez Zapata
Nickolas J. Mathern
Rebecca A. Mathern
Allen A. Mattila
Marshall D. McCollum
Mary M. McCormick
Michael J. McDowell
Joanne McIntyre
Robert P. McMahon ‘92
Melody McMurry
Joanne K. McNerney
Tanya Mead
Richard Meeker and Ellen
Rosenblum
Rosalyn and Solomon
Menashe
Regina Merritt
Diane and Charlie
Messina
Hadiyah Miller
Ken Miyasako
Anita Morris
Matt Morton
Susan Moser
Vanessa Nagel
NE Central Sandy
Business Association
Eugene P. Nelson ‘82
Alexandra Neps
Northwest Automotive
Trades Association
Sharlene K. Norton
Sunnie Ochoa
Lorna O’Guinn
Margaret L. Olson
Oregon Health Science
University
Lily O’Rielly
Berniece Owen
Bob Palmer
Paula Peek
Rebecca J. Perryman ‘97
Crystal M. Peterson ‘02
Jean Peterson
Sarah Petrone and
Donald Rose
Flora J. Pitner ‘95
Nancy A. Pitzer
Dorothy Polson
Jane R. Pope
Amy Potter
Bruce Potter
Precision Images
Gretchen Quay
Usha R. Ramanujam
Porter G. Raper
Gregory J. Rapp
Norman Reitman
Kathryn A. Renner
Dennis L. Reynolds
Marcia D. Reynolds ‘06
Ruth B. Ridgway
Suellen Rinker
Francis J. Riordan, Jr.
Kal J. Robertson
Michelle R. Robertson
Jaime Rodriguez
Narce Rodriguez
James V. Rogers
Jane E. Rognlie
Consuelo Romanski
Gary Rome and Claire Rush
Cassie Rosinki
Ilga A. Ross
Lydia Roy
Halle and Rick Sadle
Saint-Gobain Corp.
John S. Saito
Karen Sanders
Jeannette O. Saucy
Brett Schaerer
Tony Scheeland
Monica H. Schneider-
Anthony
Madeline Schultz
Mark D. Schwebke ‘02
Victoria Scott
Judith Selander
Arleen M. Shannon
Sherril Shaw
Sherwood Auto Repair
Vladimir Shulga and Julie
Young
Simpson Paper Company
Deborah Sipe
David and Barbara Slader
Barbara J. Smith ‘79
Kathleen Smith
Kimberley D. Smith
Ronald E. Smith
Steve J. Smith
Virginia L. Smith
John Sneed
Dick Solomon and Alyce
Flitcraft
Candy Solovjovs
Heike A. Spoddeck
Square Deal
Remodeling Company
David Squire and Carol
Squire ‘91
Michael St. John
Norman Stamm
Nicolette G. Steele
Robert W. Steele
Susan M. Stephanson ‘00
Katherine M. Stevens ‘93
Mary Stewart
Matthew S. Stockton
Johnnie Stokes
Roberto Suarez
Patricia Temple
Jerry R. Testerman
Dana Thompson
Timberline Dealerships
Ranee Y. Trainer
Tremco Sealant &
Waterproofing
Michael Trigoboff
Daniel M. Truong ‘94
Dawn P. Tsongas
Patricia VanAntwerp
Duanna VanCamp
Bradford Vincent
Marcia Wallace
Christopher R. Warren ‘07
Helen M. Warren ‘93
Elizabeth Warriner
Jenny S. Weggeland
Niraja N. Whitlow
Patrick J. Wieber
Jenny L. Wilding
John R. Wilkins
Yvonne Williams
Mickey M. Williamson
Richard P. Williamson
S. R. Wolf
Kenichi Yotsuji
Muriel Youmans
Merrie Ziady
Mark Zimmerdahl
Jane R. Zunkel
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Barbara A. Alley
Barry C. Anderson
Carola Anderson
Clarice G. Anderson
Karen M. Anderson
Anonymous (8)
Zdenek V. Antoch
Gayle D. Armstrong
Daniel J. Arnold
Jesse Aronson
AT & T
Elena S. Atanasova ‘06
Tyrene Bada
Tedros Bahta
Martha J. Bailey
Maria M. Bako
Scott N. Barbur ‘02
Barrett Automotive &
Marine
James A. Barry
Mary Jo Bartels
Ann E. Baumgardt ‘88
Giselle J. Bawnik
Mary Beamer
Anita E. Beckwith
Ronald L. Beers
Grant T. Bennett
Sara M. Bentley
Jane Bernard
Edre L. Berry ‘83
Belinda A. Bigelow ‘98
Elizabeth A. Bilyeu
Melvilla L. Bird ‘07
Camilla Bishop and
William Edwards ‘86
Ann Bishop Bono
23 Acknowledgments
Harold D. Bishop ‘82
Linda M. Blanchette
Vickie Boles
Hezekiah Bolton, Jr.
Tonya Booker
June M. Boone
N. J. Bouwsma
Dene’ B. Bowles
Merry L. Boyd-Bunch
Bradshaw’s Service Center
Lisa Brady
Kathryn M.
Braeme-Burr ‘04
Carolyn Bragg
Susan G. Brenner
Justin M. Brewster
Randy E. Bridges
Patricia Brigham
Mary N. Brown
Megan Brown
Wendy R. Brown
Linda M. Browning
Garry M. Burgess ‘78
Marguerite Burns
Rene M. Bussiere
Michelle L. Butler
Diedre C. Cain
Jill E. Cain
Gregory V. Camp
Shawn M. Carder ‘98
Christine G. Carey
David A. Carley ‘89
Jeffrey Carter
Nancy A. Casciato
Julie B. Casey
Mary Cavett
Linda Centurion
Sara L. Chang
Sima Changizi
Leslie A. Chapman
Mary Chappell
Vicky L. Charlston
Joy A. Chaussee-Sippel
Cherie Chevalier
Rachell P. Chinitz
Lewine ‘84
Anita S. C. N. Chu ‘00
Gayle M. Clark
Jim E. Clark ‘89
JoEllen Cleary
Kim C. Clifford ‘82
Nancy J. Cloud
Lauren Cobb
Melody C. Cobb
Marilyn Cobo
Gail Cochran ‘84
Richard D. Coe ‘00
Andrew D. Cohen
Heather Cole
Gerald W. Coleman
Lori J. Conover
Michael F. Cooper ‘82
Mitchell A. Copp ‘82
Lutgarda B. Cowan
Anita Craig
David Cranshaw
Grace Crary
Corrinne V. Crawford
James H. Crofts
Tina Croghan Heber
Elenorah B. Crumble
Alice Cruse
Carol A. Cryder ‘88
Theresa L. Culbertson
Chris A. Dakan ‘80
Elizabeth Dally
Joan A. Daly
George Dambach
Ginny L. Daniels
Randy M. Danielson ‘95
Nancy L. Dash
Gladys David
Kimberley C. Davis
Anita H. Dawson
Yoshimi I. Day
Anthony De Roest
Ann DeBlois
Michael and Catherine
Dembrow
Laurel Dennis
Philip A. Dey ‘90 and
Margaret Dey ‘86
Tsipora F. Dimant
Vinh T. Do
Kenneth E. Dodge
Susan M. Dorroh ‘82
Daniel J. Dougherty
Jeannine Douglas
Tammy L. Dowd
Dreamcatcher
Maris Joy Drewfs ‘91
Larry D. Drorbaugh ‘84
Margaret Drummond
Leah M. Dumas
Barbara W. Eby
Patricia A. Edmonds
Jacqueline M. Ehlis ‘86
Charlotte A. Eldeen ‘86
Linda Elegant
Fern Elledge
Amanda R. Ellis ‘97
Kedron E. Ellis ‘02
Pauline H. Ellis
Karen E. Engstrom
Megan V. Esler
Esquire Motors
Aaron P. Esselstrom ‘95
Gerald L. Eurich
Deborah E. Evind
Ruth N. Farrier
Larisa Fedorkova-Felty
Louise P. Feldman
Thomas G. Ferguson
Stuart Fishman
Michael Flaman ‘85 and
Teresa Flaman ‘88
Karen Flint
Megan Floyd
FocalPoint Digital
Andrew Forshee
Andrew T. Franson
Cherise Frehner Mahoney
Herb S. French
Kelli A. Fritsche
B. A. Frye
Sherri Gaffke
Sandra J. Galati ‘82 and
Bob Galati
Stephen Galati
Patricia L. Galbreth ‘92
Kim and Steve Galloway
Susan Garber
Michelle A. Garcia
Eduardo Garnica
Anne Garvey
Livia Genise
Anthony George
Ronald E. Gerton
Richard Getter
Erica Giers
Barbara Gilmore
Philip Gilmore
Teresa Gipson
Irene Giustini
Cynthia P. Golledge
Corbett Gottfried
Kamron Graham and
Dana Brown
Carla J. Grant ‘85
Janet M. Graves
Sylvia H. Gray ‘86
Jacqueline Graywolfe
James Greeley
Cecelia E. Guinee
Avelina D. Gulmatico
Roy Gyllstrom
Irene M. Hammann ‘94
Patricia L. Hardin
Kimberly Harrison
Anita L. Hartling ‘92
Nancy L. Hartman
Sadia I. Hassan
Mary Hazen
Karen E. Henry
John Herbert
Susan Hereford
Vanessa M. Hernandez
John E. Hibbard ‘86
James and Maria Hill
Karen L. Hiller ‘93
John C. Himmelsbach ‘80
Caroljo A. Hipps ‘94
Bich Hoang
Eloise Holland
Lucille D. Holm
Lawrence A. Holmberg
Katy W. Ho-Middleton
Beverly Hooten
Britta M. Houser ‘01
Lyle Hubbard
Beverly Hudson Wirtz
Gabriel J. Hunter-Bernstein
Ramona R. Hutchison
Deborah R. Hyde ‘02
Obidike R. Iheanacho ‘87
Vankatraman Iyer
David W. Jacobsen
Denise Jacobson
Diane M. Jantze
Denise J. Jeffords
Dennis M. Johnson
Leah Johnson
Allen R. Jones ‘85
Faith Jones
John Jones
Regena B. Jones
SallyAnn Jones
Jeffrey S. Josifek ‘96
Maria Juarez
Edward P. Kaiel
Phillis Kampe
Arthur and Sylvia Kaplan
Jennifer M. Karps ‘97
Geraldine L. Kawabata
Kristine Kazmirzack
Shannon E. Kelsey
Peggy Kerl
Greg Kerr
Joanne B. Keup ‘81
Abdul Khan
Youssef Khodaparast
Elizabeth Kimberly
Holly W. King
Julie B. Kinney
Dick and Rita Klein

Barbara M. Knapp ‘90
Kristine Koneck
Cynthia A. Konold ‘90
Teresa Kraemer
Kraft Foods
Sandra G. Kraft ‘97
Steven Kragrud
Erin D. Krauter ‘95
Leann Kritz
Richard J. Kroll
Michele L. Kropf
Kathy A. Krug
Patricia Kubizna
Nancy A. Kuehnel
Jennifer Kuker
Vijendra G. Kumar
Brenda L. Lais ‘02
Heather Lang
Virginia M. Lankes
Heather A. Larimer
Larry Kemp Automotive
Supplies
Mary Larson
Wayne E. Larson
Michael Launder
Bruce and Jan Law ‘92
Carmen A. Lawyer ‘00
Linda J. Leigh ‘89
Dana Leighton
Nancy J. Leritz ‘80
Joan Levine
Li Liang
Eddie R. Lincoln
Meryl D. Lipman
Flora R. Lippert
Tanya R. Littrell
Maria Esther V. Loanzon
Maureen Long
Raul H. Lopez
Anthony K. Lui ‘03
Adrian Lyrvie
James D. Maclise ‘84
Gerardo L. Madrigal
Gertrude Maloney ‘92
Merilee R. Mannen
Steven M. Marglowski ‘83
Bonnie L. Marshall ‘89
Steven W. Marshall
Stanley L. Marston ‘04
Paul D. Martinez ‘95
Laura A. Massey
Bruce G. Mauser ‘02
Anne E. Mayer
Isabel McDonald
Molly A. McDonnell ‘03
David, Joanne and
Amy McIntyre
Nicole E. McKinzie ‘05
Wade R. McLaren ‘82
Anne McLaughlin
Rachel McMillen
Kim S. McNeal ‘07
Mary M. Meagher
Cathy Merritt
Marshall Meyer
Susan Michalak
Mary K. Michelini ‘07
Teri A. Mills
Anna Mohney
Rebecca L. Moir
Diane E. Moore
Clifford J. Morgan
Irene R. Morgan
Scott A. Morgan ‘99
Pamela Muir
Jennifer Murche
V. Annette Murphy
Madhumati R. Narayan
Nancy Nash
Sara Neill
Glenda B. Nelson ‘94
Cam Vu T. Nguyen ‘99
Dap V. Nguyen ‘80
Mai H. T. Nguyen ‘05
Thuy Bich Nguyen ‘95
Cheryl Nhun
Karissa Nickerson
Lynda Noland
Mary E. Norseth
Peter J. Nowak ‘03
Mary J. O’Connell
Susan S. Odeh
Katherine Ogilvie
Steven W. Olson ‘94
Joanne E. Ornie ‘93
Julia Orosz
Charles Orwig
Kathleen K. O’Shaughnessy
Pacific Motorsports
Catherine E. Pake
John E. Parker ‘05
Barbara O. Parr ‘96
Donnajean Paterson ‘84
Carol Patrick
Joan Patton
PCC Bookstore
Angela M. Pederson ‘89
Vera E. Perkins ‘81
Dana A. Petersen
Jennifer Piper
Kay Pollack
Amy D. Pontius
Christine W. Poole-Jones
Portland Transmission
Marjorie Powers
Traci M. Rader ‘06
Margaret Ragan
Patricia Reading
Re-born Automotive
Nichole Reding
Stephanie L. Reed ‘07
Byron M. Rendar
Stephen Rice
Betty Richards
N. A. Richards
Roberta M. Richards
Michael and Susan Riches
Leslie Riester
Denise A. Rigsbee
Richard Rivera
Angie D. Rodriguez ‘96
Lisa Rohleder
Veronica Roman
Dr. Leonard and Edith Rome
Carole L. Romm ‘82
Roth & Miller Auto
Body & Paint, Inc.
Janette Rozankovich
Melissa Rue
Velvet S. Russ
Annette C. Saarinen ‘84
Eric J. Sabbe ‘06
Shirley Sagerser
Sonja U. Sample ‘99
Grace Sanchez
Candace K. Sander
Tennessee Y. Sandgathe
Nancy Sassaman
Iris A. Savich
Mary L. Schatz
Larry A. Schick
Alisa L. Schneider ‘89
Sandra A. Schramm
Rose C. Secrest-Sarver ‘96
Charles Shane
Robin Shapiro
Annette Shaw
Christine C. Shea
Annette E. Shirey ‘03
Kendra Shoemaker
Rebecca S. Shreve ‘96
Regina Siefert
Louis Sien
Adam Sievers
Charlene and Harlan
Simantel ‘83
Simpson Paper Company
David Smith
Mikael Snitker
Thanh V. Son
Michael W. Sonnleitner
Karen M. Sorensen
Andrew Spence
Laurel E. Spillum
Nancy Spohn
Bonnie K. Starkey
Karl Steady
Sharon Stern
Brenda Stevens
Mary Lane Stevens
Greggory M. Stewart ‘03
Gail C. Stiffler
Jane A. Stillmaker ‘91
Rachel Stone
Hazel L. Storm
Elizabeth M. Streu ‘94
Katherine Swabey
Dennis P. Swiercinsky
Steven Swint
Anna M. Tannehill
Charles Taylor
Kimberly Teague
Technomic Inc
James D. Templeton ‘84
Wendy S. Thielen ‘97
Glenn J. Thomas ‘04
Judy Thomas
Reine Thomas
Rachel Thompson
Joclyn Thornburg
Diane L. Thornton ‘92
Suzanne B. Thurman
Linda M. Timmins
Stacey R. Timmins
Wilson Tong ‘84
Patricia L. Townsend ‘91
Van T. Tran
Richard Truitt
Tuality Community Hospital
Amy L. Tucker ‘05
Anita Tucker-McFarland
Pavel Tyshchuk
Lori E. Ubell ‘81
Edward T. Udovick
University of Oregon
Marlo Urbina
Mary M. Utess
Vazon Bay Enterprises
Consuelo Vazquez
Marie Vickery
Jaclyn Vidgoff, Ph.D.
Buoi T. Vo ‘94
Sonya Vo
Therese C. Vogel
Volunteers of America
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of Oregon
Binh T. Vu ‘84
Baba Wague Diakite
James H. Wallace ‘94
Gregory T. Walters
Patrick Walters
Sandra L. Wanner
Kimberly R. Warren ‘91
Rebecca L. Washington ‘78
Washington State University-
Vancouver
Mary L. Webb
Birgit Wedel ‘84
Tracee Y. Wells
Cheryl A. West
Rita White
John Whitford
Kristine Wierner
Heidi H. Wilcox
Paul J. Wild
Charles V. Wilfong
Elizabeth Willbach
Barbara Williams
Justina Williamson
Rebecca Woods
Sandra Wooldridge
LaDonna M. Worley ‘85
Joseph Wright
Hui X. Wu ‘00
Ronald C. Younce ‘89
John Zalas
Phyllis and Stanley Zuckerman
25 Acknowledgments
Gifts to Honor or Remember
Outstanding Individuals
Gifts Received In Memory of
In Memory of Jean Ameele
Mary M. Meagher
In Memory of Virginia Cain
Leonard Cain
In Memory of Gary Christian
Evan E. Black Trust
In Memory of Dick J. Clark
Cassie Rosinki
In Memory of Alison Conover
Helen Conover
Tony Scheeland
Madeline Schultz
In Memory of Kelly Conover
Helen Conover
In Memory of William Covert
Francis J. Riordan
In Memory of William R. Crow
Elizabeth M. Crow
In Memory of Sam Culham
Phillis Kampe
In Memory of Stephen Dalla and Joan Dalla
Patricia Brigham
Mary Chappell
Ann Cherundolo
David Cranshaw
Mary K. Dalla
Stephen Dalla
Michael Dalla
Mary Dalla
James Hebert
Lucille D. Holm
Kristine Kazmirzack
Patricia Kubizna
Julia Orosz
Bruce Potter
Nichole Reding
Betty Richards
Janette Rozankovich
Charles Shane
Annette Shaw
David Smith
Judy Thomas
Patricia L. Townsend ‘91
Mary M. Utess
Sandra Wooldridge
In Memory of Betty J. Domas
Carl Brockman
Nancy J. Leritz
Charles Taylor
Muriel Youmans
In Memory of Raquel Escalona-Flores
O. Loretta Dike ‘99
Paul L. Halloran
In Memory of John L. Evans
Sarah Z. Dykes
Miriam Friedman
Michael Morrow
Sara Neill
Marlo Urbina
In Memory of Brenda Fung
Cynthia Killingsworth
Gregory J. Rapp
Ruth B. Ridgway
Mary L. Schatz
Sherril Shaw
In Memory of Margaret Mary Galati
Stephen Galati
In Memory of Lou Gandy
Nike
Doreen G. Wiley and Joe Wiley
Barbara Williams
Gigi and Robert Wood
In Memory of Haywood Gatewood
Richard R. Aman
Anita Craig
Algie and Rosalyn Gatewood
Birgit Wedel ‘84
In Memory of Sue George
Carl George
In Memory of Jimmy Gulmatico
Randall J. McEwen
In Memory of Martin D. Haney
Bryan Hull
In Memory of Thomas and
Rosemarie Heitzman
Heitzman Body and Paint, Inc.
In Memory of Richard Helzer
Elizabeth A. Bilyeu
Robert R. Dozono
Betty Duvall
Kim Galloway
Gillian Holbrook
In Memory of Sharon Helzer
Susan Boal
Kim Galloway
Nicolette G. Steele
In Memory of Rosario Hester
Eduardo Martinez Zapata
In Memory of Bill Hilderbrand
Gaye Hilderbrand
In Memory of Doreen Margolin
Dana Anderson ‘98 and
Duane Anderson
Vivian and David Auslander
Gertrude Bernstein and Ed
McVicker
Carolyn Bragg
Tom and Ann Christian
Jan D. Coulton
Gerda Eiseman
Janet and Robert Fussell
Erica Giers
Susan Hereford
Stephen Houze and Susan
Svetkey
Philip Iosca
Arthur and Sylvia Kaplan
Paul A. Kelly ‘93
Dick and Rita Klein
Robert Lustberg
Daniel Margolin
Phillip Margolin
Rebecca A. Mathern
David, Joanne and Amy
McIntyre
Richard Meeker and
Ellen Rosenblum
Diane and Charlie Messina
Jim and Lora Meyer
Mary J. O’Connell
Michael and Jan Opton
Norman Reitman
Dr. Leonard and Edith Rome
Gary Rome and Claire Rush
Halle and Rick Sadle
Dan Saltzman
Vladimir Shulga and Julie Young
David and Barbara Slader
Dick Solomon and Alyce Flitcraft
Norman Stamm
Sharon Stern
Patricia Temple
Marcia Wallace
Richard and Laurie Wolff
Aaron and Rosalie Wolff
Phyllis and Stanley Zuckerman
In Memory of David Norton
Randall J. McEwen
In Memory of Carl Piacentini
Peter and Carla Flynn
M. Kay Piacentini
In Memory of Jeanette
M. Renker
Senior Studies Institute
In Memory of Belva I. Seaberry
James A. Barry
Mary D. Holmstrom
Rachel Stevens
In Memory of Helen Selberg
Susan Boal
In Memory of Patty Jeanne Semura
Katherine E. Carney
Michael and
Catherine Dembrow
Cherise Frehner Mahoney
Edward Fujikawa
Patricia and Jack Semura
Penny S. Thompson
Patricia VanAntwerp
Doris L. Werkman
Kenichi Yotsuji
In Memory of Dorothy
B. Smith
Senior Studies Institute
In Memory of Julius Stokes
James A. Barry
Mary D. Holmstrom

Rachel Stevens
In Memory of Helen Stoll
Evan E. Black Trust
In Memory of James Straight
Dawn Dzubay
Erika S. Heider
Cathy M. Lamb
Anna Mohney
Martha Murray
Barbara Raz
Nancy Sassaman
In Memory of JoAnn Thomas
Susan Coleman
JoAnn Driggers
Alice Gebhart
Anne Irving
Vanessa Nagel
Kathleen Smith
Steve A. Ward
Patricia and
CliftonWhite
In Memory of Rose E. Uhreen
Senior Studies Institute
In Memory of Charles
A. White
Senior Studies Institute
In Memory of Robert Wright
Regina G. Davis
Kendi R. Esary
Tracey L. Garman
Porter G. Raper
Jeri Reed
River Soma
Jenny L. Wilding
Gifts Received In Honor of
In Honor of Warren Braley
National Automobile Dealers
In Honor of Dorothy Brehm
Genevieve Goldy
Bruce and Jan Law ‘92
Terry Owen
In Honor of Laurie Buck
Dorothy Buck
In Honor of Deborah A. Covert
Linda Elegant
In Honor of Janet A. Di Grazia
Patricia M. Semura
In Honor of Bradley Ellison
Inter Government Affiars
In Honor of Amanda C. Harrison
Patricia M. Semura
In Honor of Linda Hummer
Camilla Bishop and Willaim
Edwards ‘86
In Honor of Alice Jacobson
David Goldberg and Deborah
Spanton
In Honor of Karen J. Jolly
Vicky L. Charlston
In Honor of Betty Kendall
Robin A. Burwell
Daniel J. Kidney ‘94
In Honor of William J. O’Connor
Patricia M. Semura
In Honor of Denyse O. Peterson
Patricia M. Semura
In Honor of Richard Ponzi
Richard J. Kroll
In Honor of Penny S. Thompson
Patricia M. Semura
In Honor of Doreen Gandy Wiley
Barbara Williams
Gigi and Robert Wood
In Honor of Richard Wysong
Richard J. Kroll
Matching Gifts
These companies generously matched the gifts
of their employees and retirees.
AT & T
Intel Corporation
Kraft Foods
Nike
Simpson Paper Company
Tektronix, Inc.
Wells Fargo & Company
Non-Cash Gifts
One Semiconductor
Lloyd Enterprises
Providence Health System
Freightliner Corporation
Oregon Health Science University
Southwest Washington Medical Center
David Shinen
Mary Stewart
Tandy Hall
Barbara Raz
Boise Cascade
Christopher Tegethoff
Don and Linda Stradley
EventBuilders
Garoken Energy
Integra Telecom
John M. Gwaltney-Beaumont
Kathleen Harriman
Madden Industrial Craftsmen Inc.
Meyer Container Corp
Miller Nash LLP
Northwest Bank
Pacific Office Furnishings
Peter Julian
Precision Images
Project Management Resources
RedTail Golf
Rose City Contracting
Skanska
Snyder Roofing
Toni K. Siechen ‘94
U.S. Bancorp
Walter E. Carr
Wayne Yanamura
Contributions given July 1, 2007 to
June 30, 2008. If we overlooked your
name, we apologize.
Please let us know at (503) 977-4382.
PCC Foundation
Board of Directors
Peter Bauer, President
Betty Duvall, Vice President
Cheryl Burgermeister, Secretary/Treasurer
Ron Wilkinson, Immediate Past President
Ella Booth
Thane Cleland
Tom Fahey
Mike Gentry
Norma Jean Germond
Cheryl Hinerman
Ken Madden
Matt Morton
Vanessa Nelson
Sarah Petrone
Harvey Platt
Jeff Van Raden
Barbara Raz
Mary Savage
Alex Zatarain
Preston Pulliams, Ex-Officio
Kristin Watkins, Ex-Officio
Jim Harper, Ex-Officio
Rick Zurow, Ex-Officio
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