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I ’ M A N A U G G I E — The Augsburg FundYour gifts to The Augsburg Fund help to ensure that Augsburg College can continue to support students and give them the opportunity tomake the world a better place. What makes you an Auggie? Why do you give? Make a gift and share your story at www.augsburg.edu/auggie.Alex Gonzalez ’90What makes me an Auggie?I’m an Auggie because of athletics and being a member of thefootball team. A lot of the close friendships I have are fromsports, and I love to bring my kids back and see the games. And Imet my wife here—you can’t get much more important than that!Beyond that, faith is a big part of what makes me an Auggie.What I’ve learned at Augsburg, I have carried forward with serviceto the world through my congregation and in the community.Why do I give?Augsburg has been such an important part of forming who I am,and I want to give back. Serving as a regent is a small way ofhelping to ensure that this institution continues to make an impacton other people’s lives.I give because I think it’s important to support the uniqueAugsburg experience. An Augsburg degree has a specific intentionbehind it—of service to the community. It’s a holistic foundationto approaching life in the world.Maria Mitchell Helgerson ’07and Erik Helgerson ’06What makes us Auggies?We were both drawn to Augsburg by the feeling of communityand the opportunity to know people and to be a part of something.We loved our four years here and the relationships webuilt. We want to keep them going, and we’re so grateful to theYoung Alumni Association for helping us do that.Why do we give?We give to Augsburg because we know colleges can’t functionjust on tuition, and we know that our gifts will be used to betterthe community and to make a place that is important for others.Augsburg meant a lot to us personally, and giving back helpsgive opportunities to other students.I’M AN AUGGIE!34 Augsburg Now
A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 0 9 - 1 0L I F E T I M E G I V I N GThe following list recognizes alumni and friends of Augsburg College, living and deceased, who have generously given a minimum of $100,000,including planned gifts, over a lifetime. We are immensely grateful for their examples of loyalty and commitment to the College.Anonymous (5)Helen and Ernest† AlneBrian Anderson ’82 and Leeann Rock ’81Catherine and Charles AndersonDaniel ’65 and Alice AndersonDonald ’60 and Violet AndersonOscar† ’38 and Leola† AndersonLeona Radman Antholz ’41†Clarette† ’29 and Luther† ’29 ArnoldEarl and Doris BakkenLoren and Mary Quanbeck ’77 BarberElizabeth ’82 and Warren BartzPaul ’63 and LaVonne Olson ’63 BataldenSidney ’57 and Lola Lidstrom ’50 BergBarbara and Zane BirkyCarl Blegen†Roy ’50 and Ardis BogenJoyce and John† BossDonald Bottemiller and Shellie ReedRodney and Barbara BurwellBush FoundationCarlson CompaniesThe Curtis L. Carlson Family FoundationRichard ’74 and Nancy ColvinMary Brandt ’79 Croft and David CroftOliver Dahl ’45Theodore and Pamala DeikelDeluxe Corporation FoundationDarrell ’55 and Helga EgertsonTracy Elftmann ’81Fuad and Nancy El-HibriRaymond Erickson ’50†Malcolm† and Maybelle† EstremEver Cat Fuels, LLCPhilip and Laverne FandreiJerome ’37† and Winifred Helland ’37† FormoJerry and Jean FossJulian Foss ’30†William and Anne FramePaul† ’42 and Maxine† FridlundBarbara and Edwin GageGeneral Mills FoundationMichael ’71 and Ann GoodRoger Griffith ’84 and Jean Taylor ’85H. Theodore ’76 and Michele GrindalRaymond ’57 and Janice GrindeLynne and Phillip ’55† GronsethCarolyn and Franklin GrovesNorman and Evangeline HagforsJames and Kathleen HaglundDale ’60 and Carolyn HankaHearst FoundationLoren HendersonDonald HenningsGrace Forss ’57 Herr and Douglas HerrOrville ’36† and Gertrude Lund ’36† HognanderDonald ’39 and Phyllis HolmAllen and Jean HoushGarfield Hoversten ’50Lester Hoversten†Robert HoverstenHuss FoundationGlenda† and Richard HustonSandra and Richard JacobsonJames Johnson and Maxine IsaacsKinney Johnson ’65Wayne ’71 and Carol Pederson ’72 JorgensonDean ’75 and Terry KennedyBruce and Maren KlevenDavid and Barbara KlevenE. Milton Kleven ’46 and Dorothy Lisjing ’47† KlevenDean and Susan KopperudKraus-Anderson Construction CompanyRoy† and Eleanor† KrohnHarriett Kurek†Paul ’86 and Rhonda Spitzer ’85 KwiecienDavid Lankinen ’88Diane and Philip LarsonGeorge ’61 and Mary LarsonHarris ’57 and Maryon LeeJames Lindell Sr. ’46Arne ’49 and Jean Swanson ’52 MarklandJennifer and Richard MartinMarie and Larry McNeffGerard and Anne MeistrellHoyt ’39† and Lucille MessererRobert ’70 and Sue MidnessGay Johnson ’66 Minear and Spencer Minear ’66Alan Montgomery and Janet Karvonen-MontgomeryPaul ’84 and Nancy Mackey ’85 MuellerWilliam and Stephanie NaegeleBarbara Tjornhom ’54 Nelson and Richard NelsonGeorge ’68 and Tamra NelsonIda Nelson†Ronald ’68 and Mary Kay NelsonClifford and Martha Nylander†Robert Odegard ’51†R. Luther Olson ’56Beverly Halling ’55 Oren and Donald ’53 OrenJohn and Norma PaulsonRobert ’50 and Ruth PaulsonGeorge† and Elizabeth† PennockGlen Person ’47Harvey ’52 and Joanne Varner ’52 PetersonJoyce Anderson ’65 Pfaff and Douglas PfaffAddison and Cynthia PiperDavid PiperHarry and Mary PiperPhilip ’50 and Dora Frojen ’49 QuanbeckMark ’53 and Jean RaabeAlan RiceCurtis and Marian SampsonWard C.Schendel ’74 and Catherine L. B. SchendelRuth Schmidt ’52†James and Eva SeedRodney Sill ’82John and Martha SingletonGlen and Anna SkovholtDavid Soli ’81Paul† and Lorene† SteenGenevieve Stelberg†Gladys Boxrud ’46 Strommen andClair Strommen ’46†Conrad Sunde ’15†Leland and Louise SundetDean ’81 and Amy SundquistHelen Sverdrup†Johan Sverdrup†Gary ’80 and Deanna TangwallGlen A. Taylor FoundationP. Dawn Heil ’78 Taylor and Jack Taylor†Teagle FoundationThrivent Financial for LutheransRobert ’63 and Marie TuffordEmily Anne and Gedney TuttleAndrew Urness†Robert Wagner ’02Scott Weber ’79Robert Wick ’81Elsie Wildung†Lisa Zeller ’81, ’89 MAL and Glenn FullerEvery effort has been made to ensure that all names are included and spelled correctly.If you notice an error, please contact Kevin Healy at 1-800-273-0617 or healyk@augsburg.edu.† DeceasedFall 201035
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