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Features
President’s Annual Report. President Ronald
L. Vaughn reveals the latest in University
progress with deference to the institution’s 75year
history and its potentially limitless future.
The First of Many. Of the thousands of people
who have studied at UT in three quarters of a
century, only one could be the first to leave with
diploma in hand. This is his story.
UT—The Early Years. The first of three 16-page
special sections relives the creation of The
University of Tampa, telling in words and
pictures the story of the school from 1931-56.
Local writer and history buff Melvin “Buddy”
Baker conducted extensive research into UT’s
founding and history, and authored the text for
the special anniversary sections that appear in
this and the next two issues of the UT Journal.
Departments
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The Front Burner .......................................................11
Beyond the Lectern .................................................. 15
Spartan Sportsbag ...................................................20
Muezzin ................................................................... 25
Class Acts .................................................................26
Leaving a Legacy .................................................... 36
Spartan Dollars and Sense ..................................... 38
Donor Honor Roll .....................................................40
Minaret Moments.................................................... 64

Anniversaries mark
the return of a
date or a time that
is deemed remarkable. UT’s
beginning—in fact, its entire
history—provides rich examples
of how private education is an
exceptional enterprise,
responding with resiliency and
creativity to meet societal
needs. Indeed, when the
depression economy of the
1930s made postsecondary
education unattainable for
most, the University’s founding
was a response to serve the
Tampa community—and the
beginning of a remarkable
work in progress.
A Remarkable
WORK in
PROGRESS
AN ANNUAL MESSAGE FROM
PRESIDENT RONALD L. VAUGHN
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FGreat Urgency and Big Hurdles
Frederic Spaulding felt great urgency to start a university. At the time of
UT’s beginning, there were no Florida universities in or south of Tampa, and
only two U.S. cities with populations exceeding 100,000 lacked a college or
university—and they were Jacksonville and Tampa. As principal of
Hillsborough High School, Spaulding experienced firsthand the educational
needs of Tampa and the possibilities for a population that largely could not
afford to travel and relocate for further educational opportunities.
The creation of the University was remarkable in every way. It is
difficult to imagine the enormity of that challenge, particularly when viewed
within the historical context of the United States in the 1930s. President
Spaulding provided a glimpse of these hurdles in his personal records. He
noted that:
•There was no chance of significant local or state financial support, and
without assets, no loans could be secured.
•In 1933, when UT moved from offering its classes at Hillsborough High
School, Plant Hall was in serious disrepair. Spaulding described his loneliness,
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
2005-06
A Commencement rehearsal at
Falk Theatre in 1948 (left) and
2006 Commencement exercises
at the St. Pete Times Forum.
“I am probably
an optimist, but I
have a vision
wherein I see
[UT] grown into a
fine four-year
college, not large
in numbers, but
holding to the
highest ideals
academically and
spiritually.”
—Frederic Spaulding
in 1931
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as well as the enormous responsibility he felt for
the deteriorating hotel. Imagine the efforts to
equip, repair and replace when there was no
money; Spaulding noted that he and the custodian
took tar buckets to patch the roof, and
together they boarded up broken windows.
•Creditors demanded payments as
Spaulding struggled to pay for phone, water,
light, printing and other bills.
•Spaulding commented that the Tampa
Tribune printed the first bulletin cover. This
document, which described course offerings,
schedules and costs, was mimeographed by the
Chamber of Commerce. The $16 cost was
charged to his personal account, but the Tribune
never billed him for the expense.
•The first student registration in 1931 was
scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. No one arrived at
the appointed time, adding to the tension that
Spaulding and his colleagues must have felt. At
7:40 p.m., our first student, Miss Ann Carey,
arrived, followed by 50 other students who registered
that evening, paying the annual tuition of
$116, including fees.
Despite these daily trials, Spaulding persisted.
He wrote of his dreams in 1931: “I am
probably an optimist, but I have a vision
wherein I see [UT] grown into a fine four-year
college, not large in numbers, but holding to
the highest ideals academically and spiritually.
I can see it filling a much needed place in
Tampa through the years, free to work out a
great future unencumbered, progressive, alert,
and endowed with a spirit of service applied in
a practical and efficient manner.”
AVisualization to
Realization
And what a vision it was. By 1936,
Spaulding had fulfilled his legacy in creating
the foundation for the UT we know. He announced
his resignation that year at the
University’s first Commencement, after five
years of service plus three years of unpaid
effort in planning the UT launch. The stress of
limited funds, dealing with creditors and faculty
pay concerns finally had taken their toll.
The vision of President Spaulding set a
course for a remarkable future. Today we
enroll 5,300 students, half from this area, with
all 50 states and 100 countries represented. In
contrast to Spaulding’s 12 faculty members
who taught 30 classes, we have more than 400
faculty and offer almost 3,000 classes a year.
Consequently, today’s UT is larger than 90
percent of all independent universities and 45
percent of the public universities. While there
are about 6,000 colleges and universities in
this country, only a few dozen comprehensive
independent universities exist of our size, dimensionality
and stature.
UT’s great story continued this year, when
our institutional accreditation from the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools was
reaffirmed. The University received much
positive feedback for our Quality Enhancement
Project; the accreditors noted that it was a
national model for improving international
competency of students.
Eight new degree programs were added
this year, including MS degrees in accounting,
finance and marketing, a master’s in teaching
(math and science), and four new bachelor’s
degrees: biology, theatre, advertising/public
relations and financial services operations/

systems. UT now offers more than 100 programs
of study.
National searches were completed, and a
new dean of graduate studies and provost/vice
president for academic affairs were appointed.
A new associate dean for international studies
position also was filled. Twenty new fulltime
faculty positions were added last fall, with a
similar number of additional new fulltime faculty
positions added for this fall.
We have hired great talent with this new
group of faculty members, and our commitment
to faculty development and instructional
quality was strengthened through a dozen
teaching innovation grants, 20 research grants
and sabbaticals, three alumni association faculty
grants, 31 Dana research and scholarship
grants and other professional development
awards. Of our entire fulltime faculty, about 93
percent have doctorates or the highest degrees
in their fields.
Remarkable, too, is today’s vibrant residential
campus of more than 120 student organizations.
More than 5,200 student enrichment,
life skills, leadership, safety and entertainment
programs were offered by Student
Life and Residence Life alone during the past
year. Career Services made much progress
with on-campus recruitment, increasing it by
55 percent, while jobs and internship openings
increased by 35 percent.
A first-ever virtual job fair was conducted
with 443 students participating. Our Academic
Center for Excellence continued to perform
exceptionally well. We have the only fullycertified
tutoring center at a Florida private
institution, and 100 percent of the 500 students
who received six hours or more of tutoring
passed the specific courses for which they
were receiving assistance.
Given the greater need for counseling
Students enjoy a clean, efficient workout with modern equipment in the
McNiff Fitness Center weight room.
services by college students nationally, UT
increased counseling services and added Students
of Concern, a program to identify individuals
needing help prior to reaching crisis
level. Alcohol use continued to be a concern,
both here and nationally, and new initiatives
were put into place, judicial procedures and
policies were reviewed, and a new comprehensive
plan finalized to reduce alcohol problems,
improve the academic environment and enhance
student welfare.
McNiff Fitness Center utilization grew by
20 percent, and fitness class participation grew
by almost 200 percent. Also, wellness programs,
intramurals and recreation programs all
increased in number and students served, and
UT’s new Lacrosse Club Team finished second
in its division.
UT
Still Building Champions
UT intercollegiate sports capped off an
outstanding sports year by winning a baseball
national championship. Five of our coaches
were named Coach
of the Year in their
respective sports,
and the Spartans
were conference
champions in five
sports including
baseball, women’s
basketball, volleyball,
women’s soccer and
cross country. Men’s
and women’s swimming
also achieved
national recognition
and had six All-
Americans.
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
2005-06
Today’s UT is
larger than 90
percent of all
independent
universities and
45 percent of
the public
universities.
Dean Kelley (foreground above) starred at right field for the 1988
Spartans. Coach Joe Urso (center) celebrates the 2006 Spartan baseball
national championship with trainer Scott Brickett (left) and junior varsity
head coach Mark Johnson.
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
2005-06
As the face of the campus
continues to change, Kennedy
Place (top) opened to 182
resident students in August.
Delo Hall (below) is shown in a
1979 photo. It was demolished in
2000 to make way for new
construction.
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UT had 10 more All-Americans in other
sports (four in baseball, two in women’s volleyball,
two in women’s soccer, one in women’s
cross country and one in men’s basketball).
Our cross country team, with a collective GPA
of 3.78, won national All Academic Cross
Country Team honors. Our 422 athletes as a
whole had an overall average GPA above 3.0.
The University also successfully completed its
NCAA self-study process, a thorough review of
the athletic program as required by the NCAA.
The campus continues its re-shaping and
beautification, sculpting an environment that
provides students with opportunities to learn
and grow. Since 1998, we have completed or
begun $200 million in construction. The
Kennedy Place residence hall opened for 182
students this fall, and construction on Residence
Hall No. 6 for 450 more students is progressing
nicely.
We also researched and developed eight
new food concepts that will be on the first
floor of Residence Hall No. 6 when it opens in
2007. Our campus will then have more than
20 different food venues to provide great food
selection for our students.
The just-completed West Parking Garage
expansion added 750 spaces. Planning for the
new chapel continues, and the Cass Science
and Communication Building is in its third and
final phase of construction. The Riverside
Center is in the midst of redesign and renovation
as a new academic and administrative
building.
New academic laboratories were completed
for the sciences, nursing and communications,
as well as classroom improvements in other
areas. Our national championship Spartan
baseball team also has a new baseball complex.
S
They’d Never Have
Imagined
Spaulding and his colleagues could not
have imagined the technological advances we
have implemented. A fiber-optic infrastructure
now connects all campus buildings, and residence
halls have a computer plug for every
resident student’s use. Several computer labs
were added, expanded or upgraded this year,
bringing the campus total to 30 computer labs.
Additionally, wireless access has expanded
throughout the campus to 70 areas that include
all inside common areas and many outside
common areas and classrooms. Anti-spyware
and virus protection activities also were enhanced
this past year to protect students, employees
and University information resources.
A campus-wide computer security assessment
Since 1998, we have completed or
begun $200 million in construction.

was conducted by an outside vendor. Some
improvements were implemented, although
UT’s computer security was found to compare
very favorably to that of other institutions.
After the third year of our administrative
software system conversion, many
improvements have been implemented, and
the new system software is operating more
smoothly. We also continued to focus on
disaster recovery, business continuity and
emergency planning.
In this area, we reviewed and increased
our insurance coverage, we added emergency
generators to some buildings, we created and
equipped an Emergency Operations Center,
and we added a co-location for our Web site,
e-mail and administrative software so that the
University can continue to communicate and
maintain these critical functions even if the
campus is shut down or damaged.
We also completed a review of campus
safety and security and made improvements
that include additional personnel, more electronic
surveillance, additional campus lighting,
greater use of card access to buildings, more
campus emergency phones and enhanced
student safety education.
O
Another Year for the
Record Books
Once again, UT ended the year in the black
and set a variety of student enrollment records.
We are on target to be at 5,300 students this
fall as we progress toward our enrollment goal
of 6,000 students by 2012. Despite growth, our
fulltime faculty-student ratio is at about 1:15
because of continued hiring. We have continued
to invest in quality and UT’s unique educational
environment. Student retention this
past year also improved by about 4 percent, a
fairly substantial one-year gain.
We approved a new faculty-staff-student
Improper Relations Policy. We also completed
a comprehensive
survey of UT’s benefits.
The survey
results along with
benchmark comparisons
will be reported
this coming year.
Finally, in an
environment of escalating
healthcare
expenses, establishment
of our own
Independent College
and University Benefit
Association, now
in its third year, has
helped to stabilize
our health benefits and rates, as no changes in
co-pay or covered services were needed, and
premium increases were modest. We also
continued efforts to maintain competitive employee
salaries through our ongoing annual
review and adjustment process.
From its humble beginnings in the
Depression until now, the University’s financial
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
2005-06
Photo from the Vaughn Center
rooftop (left) shows Pepin
Stadium and the athletic field,
Straz Hall and construction
progress on Residence Hall No. 6
in the distance. The same area
is shown when it was the Florida
State Fairgrounds (right) during a
state fair.
Students file into the Spartan
Room campus bookstore and
café (center) circa 1955. The
Grill in Vaughn Center (bottom) is
a popular eatery and gathering
place for 21 st -century Spartans.
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MESSAGE FROM
THE PRESIDENT
2005-06
Students working in the computer
center in 1989 (left) and in the
present-day Sykes College of
Business first-floor computer lab.
Hire-UT job fairs are busy
events, and the spring 2006
edition in Plant Hall Fletcher
Lounge was no exception.
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picture has changed remarkably. In the past
decade alone, our operating budget has grown
from $28 million to $112 million, and UT’s
annual economic impact is almost $400 million
a year. UT ended last fiscal year with an
Annual Fund record amount of money raised.
We secured an anonymous $5-million gift
toward our new Residence Hall No. 6, which is
under construction.
We also have progressed with preliminary
planning for UT’s next capital campaign, and
expect to launch the
quiet phase of a new
campaign effort next
year. Financing also
was completed to
endow the first University
Scholar
Award. This endowment
provided by the
Falk Foundation will
provide a student
with full financial
support for tuition,
fees, room and board
for four years. The
first student selected
for this is the valedictorian of her class and has
a 4.0 GPA.
Our endowment investment management
has been revised, and I am confident that our
new portfolio composition, the Merrill-Lynch
Investment Advisory Team and the procedures progress. UT
put into place will provide good investment
performance for the University. The Trustees’
Administrative Affairs Committee is to be commended
for its help in this effort.
TAn Evolving Legacy
The remarkable story begun by Spaulding
and his colleagues continues. We inherited
the vision of Spaulding, embracing and
stretching it to ways people of the 1930s
would not have imagined. As I read about
President Spaulding in his memoirs entitled A
University Is Born, I was taken with his vision
and persistence.
This task of launching the University may
have been the most difficult and miraculous in
UT’s history. Few realize the blood, sweat and
tears of UT’s beginning and its intense struggle
to survive. I thank those who pioneered UT’s
development for their risk-taking, leadership
and vision.
We have the unique opportunity to propel
this University to even greater prominence. I
challenge you to learn more about the
University’s early days, and I invite you to consider
what legacy we will leave to those who
follow us. I am excited about what we will
become—and am thankful for the opportunity
to change lives.
Remember that you, too, are part of the
legacy of UT—a remarkable, evolving work in
UT ended last fiscal year with an Annual
Fund record amount of money raised.

First Was
One of the Best
By M.E. “Buddy” Baker
Freelance Writer
Few people saw the birth and growth of The University of Tampa in
greater close-up than Miller Adams. His connection to the University
spanned nearly half a century, from his days as a Tampa Junior College
student cramming for classes at Hillsborough High School to his
elevation as UT’s senior faculty member.
Adams was the first of 11 students to
walk across the platform in June
1935 to receive real sheepskin diplomas
inscribed with the school’s new name,
The University of Tampa. But he didn’t leave
the campus for the next 40 years. That fall,
Adams began working as an instructor in the
physical education department.
He retired as department chair in 1973,
having been a significant force in the development
of both intramural and intercollegiate
sports that helped bring national recognition
to a small private university in downtown
Tampa.
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Miller Adams in 1942.
(Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.)
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Miller Adams (left) poses in the
mid-1950s with Ben Scherer, a
professor in the physical
education department, which
Adams later directed.
(Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.)
The early UT
basketball team
was less than
outstanding.
The University of
Florida team
embarrassed
them 80-20. A
Haines City team
beat them 47-14.
Even so,
Spaulding was
pleased.
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A University Family
For Adams, UT literally was a family
affair. He married Carolyn Maness,
another of the first graduates. They had
two daughters, Millicent and Jane, both of
whom also graduated from UT.
Jane recalls growing up as a “brat” of the
University.
“It was a small college. I think everyone
knew each other. It was a very close-knit social
hub.”
Physical education was a major part of
Miller Adams’ life. While attending high school
in New Jersey, the teenage Adams was a member
of what a Tampa Tribune writer called “the
famous undefeated Passaic High School ‘wonder
team.’” Somehow, while working a day job
and attending classes in the evening, he found
time as a freshman to play right halfback on
the fledgling UT football team.
In 1932-33, a basketball team was formed.
Adams, chairman of the student athletic committee,
served as coach—and played forward.
In 1934, while still a student, he was appointed
to head the department of intramural sports.
That first year, Adams instituted programs in at
least seven sports, including track, tennis, golf
and swimming.
Even before Dr. Frederic Spaulding, founding
president of UT, got the keys to the Tampa
Bay Hotel, Adams instigated the creation of the
Florida Intercollegiate Freshman Athletic Conference.
Schools from across the state joined,
including Rollins College, Stetson University,
Florida Military Institute, St. Petersburg Junior
College and Ringling College.
By the end of his first year as a faculty
member in 1936, Adams was shepherding 17
intramural sports at UT. A staff writer for the
Muezzin that year took note of the accomplishment,
writing that the UT program “is undoubtedly
the most extensive intramural athlete
program offered in the state of Florida.
[Adams’] program closely resembles that of the
University of Southern California, but statistics
show that the proportion of student participation
is greater in the University of Tampa than
it is in the California school.”
The “No Compete”
Clause
Spaulding credited Adams with helping
get organized sports started on
campus. The struggling school could
not afford to underwrite sports, so athletes had
to pay their own way to play. One local wag
was provoked to write: “The University of
Tampa offers scholarships to violinists but
makes the athletes pay…which explains the
Spartans’ eight straight defeats in the Florida
Intercollegiate League.”
Indeed, the early UT basketball team was
less than outstanding. The University of Florida
team embarrassed them 80-20. A Haines City
team beat them 47-14. Even so, Spaulding
was pleased. He noted in his book A University
is Born:

“Tennis, basketball, and swimming grew
apace with promises of greater things to come.
Athletically, we were off to as good a start as
we were scholastically.”
The initial lack of funding for athletics at
UT traced to Spaulding’s tenet that athletics
always be subordinate to academics.
Spaulding saw sports as “important features in
publicizing the College, while the academic
standards were not allowed to deteriorate into
academic fiction.”
Sports on Principle
Adams took up Spaulding’s mantra
even as sports programs took on
greater importance. During his
years of teaching, Adams developed what he
called the 17 “scientific principles” of physical
education. The first two: “Education involves
the whole organism. Physical education is a
phase of general education.”
As evidenced by the principles, PE to
Adams was less about winning the race and
more about being a winning member of the
human race. He saw sports and recreation as
“conducive to wholesome growth and
development.” Physical education was a
means to develop leadership potential, self-
expression and creativity. It led to good
personal habits. He saw regular physical
exercise as developing mental processes and
even democratic processes.
The acceptance of these principles by others
in the field led to his recognition as an authority
in physical education. In 1970, he advised
the Model Cities program on recreation programming
and planning. He served as a consultant
to the Florida Department of Education.
Dedicated to Education
T
he professor’s dedication to education
was omnipresent. His daughter Jane, a
1963 graduate, recalls that at home, “My
father was very demanding, and I can remember
when I was getting my high school degree, he
said, ‘That’s just the beginning. You’re expected
to get your four-year and your master’s and
hopefully your doctorate.’“
The stereotypical college experience of
socializing and partying was unknown to her.
“I remember studying very hard, because I
knew if I came home with bad grades, I would
catch hell.”
Family history reinforced that attitude.
Jane’s mother had abandoned dreams, in the
middle of the Depression, of getting a college
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“Education
involves the
whole organism.
Physical education
is a phase of
general
education.”
—From Miller Adams’ 17
“scientific principles” of
physical education.
Miller Adams (holding baseball)
with Tampa sports legend Al
Lopez (speckled shirt) in a 1959
photo. Lopez was then manager
of the White Sox, who were
American League champions
that season but lost the World
Series to the Los Angeles
Dodgers, 4-2. The other men in
the photo are unidentified.
(Photo courtesy of Jane Adams.)
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Echoing her
father, Jane
adds: “I tell my
students, ‘Your
education is your
safety deposit
box. It’s your life
insurance policy.
It will always
come back to
help you.’”
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Miller Adams
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education. Her family
cashed in an insurance
policy and
told her to go. After
graduation, Carolyn
taught grade school.
During summer
breaks at UT, Adams
was in classes for his
master’s and doctoral
degrees at New York
University.
Still, a Soft
Touch
A
dams was a disciplinarian, but he
also was a soft touch. Frances
Barksdale, a 1953 graduate of UT,
remembers that after World War II, many students
went to college on the GI Bill. Sometimes,
the federal money ran out before they
could graduate. Adams loaned them money to
pay for their remaining classes.
Jackie Mackey, a 1958 graduate, remembers
the professor as “a very fine person” who
liked his students. “He always did everything
he could to get you through the classes,” such
as inventing little sayings to help students
remember parts of the anatomy.
“He taught like he enjoyed it,” recalled Joe
Zalupski, who as a freshman in 1951 took an
anatomy and physiology class from Adams.
Adams was “engaging and creative” and “knew
how to laugh with the students,” Zalupski said,
adding that he took away two important lessons
from Adams’ class that served him well
throughout his professional life: Pay attention
to detail and take reliable notes.
Adams never missed an opportunity to
share his enthusiasm for UT.
Barksdale’s husband, David, played basketball
during the 1948-49 school year while
Adams was the coach. On one occasion, UT
played the University of Miami. The UT team
beat the larger school, and the next morning,
Adams hosted the players to breakfast at a
restaurant. Barksdale said Adams bought a
stack of newspapers and handed them to diners
as they entered, along with the instruction
to turn to the sports page to read about his
winning team!
1942 Moroccan picture of Miller Adams (right), director of intramurals, with team managers/students (from left)
John Kaufman of Beta Chi, Tom Johnson of Sigma Kappa Nu and Warren Watson of Tau Omega.
A Legacy
A
dams retired in 1973 and died in
1991, but the reverberations of his
accomplishments continue to be felt.
The University competes in 14 men’s and
women’s varsity sports in the top NCAA Division
II athletic league in the country. For
years, many of the coaches in Hillsborough
County schools came from Adams’ program.
Mackey was head football coach for Manatee
High School. Barksdale, the basketball player,
became head of the Tampa recreation department,
and served on the UT board of directors.
Zalupski, who never forgot to pay attention to
the details, went on to be executive director of
the Tampa Sports Authority.
The professor’s legacy continues in his
children. Millicent, now retired, taught fourth
grade in Ohio for years. Jane teaches history at
Montgomery County Community College in
Pennsylvania.
“I think my father had a tremendous effect
on his students for professionalism, for work
ethic,” Jane says. “Look at me. I’m still teaching
because it’s all I’ve ever known. My students
look at me and say, ‘Why is she still here?’ But
I like it. I like molding people’s lives.”
UT “gave me an excellent education. It
taught me how to study. It gave me just a
wonderful foundation in learning skills. And
I’ll never forget it. I think the faculty was excellent,
and it motivated me to go on for my
master’s.”
Echoing her father, Jane adds: “I tell my
students, ‘Your education is your safety deposit
box. It’s your life insurance policy. It will always
come back to help you.’” UT

October Party Leads
Anniversary Events
The University of Tampa is ready to
celebrate 75 years to the minute on
Oct. 5 at 4 p.m. The entire Tampa
community is invited to the free event, along
with the University community and all alumni.
The party on the East Verandah leads the
list of anniversary events that will conclude
next spring. The date
and time match the
date and start time of
UT’s first class in
1931.
This won’t be
your run-of-the-mill,
stand-around-andtalk-with-a-drink-inyour
hand kind of
Dr. Robert Kerstein
party, either.
Actors in period
costumes will play
key figures in UT’s
history from its beginning
to the
present. Portrayals
will include first UT
president Frederic
Spaulding orchestrating
the move from
Dr. Terry Parssinen
Hillsborough High to the
former Tampa Bay Hotel
in 1933, replete with a
1928 Model A Ford roadster
pickup truck.
ROTC cadets will salute
WW II veterans who are
UT alumni. Bob Martinez ’57,
former governor of Florida, former
mayor of Tampa and UT trustee emeritus,
will speak, as will Tampa mayor Pam Iorio and
UT president Ron Vaughn. Numerous dignitaries
from UT’s history will be honored, as will
Spartan sports heroes.
UT government and world affairs professor
Robert Kerstein, who also is the official
Hillsborough County historian, will provide an
historical backdrop of Tampa in the early ’30s,
while history professor Terry Parssinen will
detail some of the University’s earliest events.
All this and more will take place in one
hour. Guests then will be invited to a reception
in one of Tampa’s most beautiful rooms,
the Fletcher Lounge in Plant Hall. Students
will be invited to the quad for a birthday bash.
A special R.S.V.P. e-mail address,
75@ut.edu, has been created for those who
plan to attend the Oct. 5 event. UT
The FRONT BURNER
Angel’s
Street
President Vaughn spoke
at the dedication of Angel
Oliva Street in Ybor City on
April 19. Angel Oliva Sr.,
who died in 1996, founded
the Oliva Tobacco Co. He
also was a generous UT
donor, contributing more
than $81,000.
Since Oliva’s death, his
wife and sons have made
giving to the University a
family tradition. To date,
the Oliva family’s contributions
to UT stand at almost
$123,000. UT
Winning
the Day
Tampa mayor Pam Iorio
declares June 28 UT Spartans
Day to honor the city’s newest
champions, the 2006 UT
baseball team. UT
FALL 2006 2005 11

The FRONT BURNER
Dr. Mark Putnam (right) counsels
a student in front of the Saunders
Writing Center.
Former Saunders Writing Center
tutor Angela Solomon with her
English-language students in
China. Solomon graduated from
UT with a writing degree this
spring, and was teaching English
in China by summer. One of
many “career” tutors at the
Saunders center, she started
there as a freshman and stayed
through graduation. In a recent
e-mail to Putnam, she credited
the writing center and its ESL
workshops as contributing to her
having begun a career as an ESL
teacher.
12 UT JOURNAL
Writing Center Celebrates
25
A
th Anniversary
He also credits the dedicated hard work of
t the same time the University
celebrates its 75 th anniversary, an
important part of it cheers a success
that spans a third of that time. The Saunders
Writing Center is 25 this year, and a celebration
is planned for Thursday, Sept. 28, to which
former tutors and directors will be invited.
Trustees of the Saunders foundation are
on the list as guests of honor, as are founding
faculty members Dr. Mary Jane Schenck and
Dr. Frank Gillen.
“It’s great that they’re both still here,” said
Dr. Mark Putnam, chair of the Department of
English and Writing, associate professor of
English, and director of the Saunders center
since 2003.
While a writing center is a recent development
at most colleges and universities, the
Saunders Writing Center was well established
long before the national trend, Putnam noted.
“The fact that we’ve been around that
long—people in the field are very impressed,”
Putnam said.
He credits the lasting success of the center
to the funding it receives from the University
and the Saunders Foundation, as well as to the
diligence and expertise of his predecessors in
the director’s chair, including Dr. Lisa
Birnbaum, who directed the center for most of
its 25 years.
“There was nothing for me to fix when I
took over,” he said. “Nothing was broken.”
most of the tutors who have passed through
the center’s doors, and notes that they are
anything but highly trained professionals.
Connected to a Tradition
Contrary to most college writing centers,
all Saunders tutors are students, and many are
freshmen. The aim, Putnam said, is to keep
students learning from each other, eliminating
the intimidation factor, and secondly, to foster
longevity and experience in the tutoring staff.
Putnam said he turns away prospective
tutors who say they are “looking for a job.” He
tells them he wants people dedicated to helping
others write well and doing it until they
graduate. For the most part, he said, that is
what he gets.
“They’re kind of connected to a tradition of
what we do here,” he said.
Tutors are recommended by their composition
instructors and led through a month of
role-playing, observation, and reading peertutoring
theory and practice before they sit
down to help students with their papers.
The readings emphasize the center’s purpose:
Focus on the student, not the paper.
Improve the writer, not the text. Aim at learning,
not perfection. Saunders Writing Center
bookmarks are inscribed with a quote from
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis: “There
is no great writing, only great rewriting.”
Tutor trainees are paid $6.40 an hour, fullfledged
tutors a buck an hour more.
The whole process works exceptionally
well, Putnam said, and his only major challenges
are presented by growth and the myths
of what writing centers do.
“We are outgrowing the space at peak
times,” he said.
More students means a need for more
tutors, and the once-a-year training period
recently became a twice-a-year endeavor.
But the more daunting challenge is shared
by writing centers everywhere—dispelling the
myth that the center is only for students who
are failing.
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE

ROTC Grad Nation’s
Top Officer
Lt. Thomas C. Billig ’05 was awarded the
2005 Raytheon Trophy by the secretary
of the Army, recognizing him as the
year’s most outstanding ROTC commissioned
graduate. Billig previously was named the
nation’s best cadet by ROTC central command
in 2004.
Billig is the second Spartan Battalion grad
to receive the Raytheon Award, given annually
since 1964. The first was Lt. Jeffrey Sargent in
1996.
UT is one of three schools to supply more
than one Raytheon
Trophy recipient.
Virginia Military Institute
grads have taken
the honor six times,
Texas A&M three.
“Given that UT is
not a military-oriented school like VMI and
A&M,” noted Lt. Col. Patrick O’Sullivan, Spartan
Battalion commander, “having two winners in
the past decade is indeed a huge feather in
UT’s cap.” UT
Former Fellows Chair Dies
Bertram Templin Martin Jr., a UT board
of fellows member and former president
(1998-99), died on Aug. 8. He was 56.
Martin was a
businessman who
spent his adult life
dedicated to education.
He served not
only UT, but also as a
trustee at Rollins
College in Winter
Park, FL, a suburb of
Orlando, and was a
former chair and 20-
Bertram Templin Martin Jr.
year member of the
Florida Independent College Fund.
He also was active with the Spring of
Tampa Bay as a member of the board of trust-
Writing Center
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12
“A lot students think they have to be failing
or flunking out to seek assistance in the
writing center. In fact, it’s a great place for
good writers to get better.”
The second myth involves a belief that the
center is a proofreading service.
“‘Can I just drop this off?’” Putnam asked,
playing the presumptuous student. “No, you
can’t.”
ees, as well as member and former president
of the board of directors.
Born in Swampscott, MA, on March 16,
1950, Martin graduated from Culver Military
Academy in Indiana, and Rollins, where he
earned a bachelor’s degree in 1972. He received
an MBA from Rollins at Crummer
Graduate School of Business in 1973.
He worked for the Banc of Boston, Tunstall
Consulting Inc., was president and COO of
PMSI, was president and CEO of Sterile Recoveries
Inc., and was executive vice president of
Diamond Products.
Martin is survived by his wife, Marsha; a
son, Bert III; a daughter, Carrie; his father, Bert
Sr.; a brother and sister; a stepmother; two
stepbrothers and a stepsister. UT
Putnam’s annual report on the center
notes more than 1,200 tutoring sessions in the
2005-06 academic year, a 1.5 percent increase
over the previous year. The students came
from classes taught by 115 different instructors,
a 10.5 percent increase.
The biggest increases are in the number of
students served—675 versus 498—and visits by
juniors, up 84 percent.
Recently, the center was added to every
student’s Blackboard page, a clear step toward
the next 25 years. UT
The FRONT BURNER
Lt. Thomas C. Billig ’05 (left)
receives the Raytheon Trophy
from Gen. Peter Schoomaker
(right), U.S. Army chief of staff.
In the background is retired Lt.
Gen. Paul Mikolashek, former
inspector general of the Army,
representing Raytheon Corp.
ARTS to do
@ut.edu
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
OCTOBER
Friday, Oct. 20-Thursday,
Nov. 30
UT Faculty Exhibition
Scarfone/Hartley Gallery
Saturday, Oct. 21
Annual Art Brunch
11 a.m.
Scarfone/Hartley Gallery
$8
DECEMBER
Wednesday, Dec. 13-
Friday, Dec. 15
BFA Exit Show
Scarfone/Hartley Gallery
Thursday, Dec. 14
Reception for Fine Arts
Graduates
7-9 p.m.
Scarfone/Hartley Gallery
A complete listing of
University events can
be found at ut.edu
FALL 2006 13 13

The FRONT BURNER
Grad Chosen
to Head FBI
Office
J.P. “Jody” Weiss ’79
was appointed on April 10
to head the FBI’s
Philadelphia office. Weiss
is a veteran supervisor and
explosives expert with the
bureau, according to an
April 11 article in the
Philadelphia Inquirer. He
has been with the bureau
since January 1985.
Weiss previously was
second in command at the
FBI’s Chicago office, and
also served in Phoenix,
Houston, Washington, Los
Angeles and Dallas.
FBI agents must retire
by age 55, although
supervisors and
administrators may stay
with the bureau until age
57. Weiss, 48, told the
Inquirer that he hopes to
complete his bureau career
in Philadelphia, where he
supervises about 500
agents for a jurisdiction that
includes eastern
Pennsylvania and southern
New Jersey.
A native of Fort Myers,
FL, Weiss earned a
Bachelor of Arts in
Chemistry at UT. After
graduating, he went into the
Army in explosive ordnance
disposal. He attained the
rank of captain before
leaving the military in
December 1984. UT
14 UT JOURNAL
Chairman’s Ball Among
Anniversary Events
O
ne of the events unique to the
University’s 75 th anniversary year is
the UT Chairman’s Ball, a red-tie
event hosted by UT Board of Trustees Chairman
David A. Straz Jr. and Catherine Straz on Saturday,
Nov. 18, at 6:30 p.m. in Plant Park.
To start the evening, guests will be escorted
to the park, where tuxedoed butlers will greet
the ladies with wrist corsages and fans, while
gentlemen will be offered cigars. From a commemorative
program, guests will choose
their preferred entertainment, from a horsedrawn
carriage tour of the campus to relaxing
conversation in the gentleman’s parlour with
port and cigars, or in the ladies’ parlour, where
a pianist will play 1930s melodies.
Mini-concerts of ballroom dancing exhibi-
@CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
THINGS to do ut.edu
SEPTEMBER
Friday, Sept. 22
Business Ethics Award
Breakfast
7:30-9 a.m.
Vaughn Center
Crescent Club
$25
Tuesday, Sept. 26
Graduate Business
Programs Information
Session
5:30 p.m.
Vaughn Center Board
Room
Tuesday, Sept. 26
Successful Retirement
Planning Seminar
6:30 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
Sword and Shield Room
$89
Thursday, Sept. 28
Successful Retirement
Planning Seminar
6:30 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
Sword and Shield Room
$89
Friday, Sept. 29-
Saturday, Sept. 30
Family Weekend
Friday, Sept. 29
Alternative Investments
Conference
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Plant Hall Grand Salon
$50 in advance/$60 at
the door
OCTOBER
Tuesday, Oct. 3
Law School Caravan
2-5 p.m.
Plant Hall Fletcher
Lounge
Wednesday, Oct. 4
Successful Retirement
Planning Seminar
6:30 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
Sword and Shield Room
$89
Thursday, Oct. 5
75th Anniversary
Kickoff Party
4 p.m.
Plant Hall East Verandah
and Fletcher Lounge
Thursday, Oct. 12
Nursing Information
Session and Continuing
Education Workshop
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Plant Hall Music Room
tions, exhibition of popular dances, songs of
the ’30s sung by UT assistant music professor
Yvonne Dechance, a piano exposition of
Gershwin selections and a band concert are
among the planned entertainment.
Guests will be ushered to a large tent for a
feast, and a fireworks display along the banks
of the Hillsborough River is being considered
to cap off the evening.
“This elegant and fun evening will provide
a great opportunity for friends and community
leaders to celebrate the 75th anniversary of
their University,” President Ron Vaughn said.
For more information on attending or sponsorship
opportunities, contact Dan Gura, vice
president for development and university rela-
tions, at dgura@ut.edu or (813) 253-6220.
Saturday, Oct. 14
Antique Evaluation
10 a.m.-noon
Plant Hall Music Room
$5 per item, limit of four
Wednesday, Oct. 25
HIRE-UT Job Fair
2-4 p.m.
Plant Hall
Tuesday, Oct. 31
Complete Financial
Planning Workshop
6:30 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
Sword and Shield Room
$50
NOVEMBER
Thursday, Nov. 2
Complete Financial
Planning Workshop
6:30 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
Sword and Shield Room
$50
Saturday, Nov. 4
MBA and MS Programs
Information Session
10:30 a.m.-noon
Vaughn Center Reeves
Theater
Wednesday, Nov. 8
HIRE-UT Internship Fair
UT
2-4 p.m.
Plant Hall Fletcher
Lounge
Wednesday, Nov. 15
HIRE-UT Focus On The
Military
11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Vaughn Center Lobby
Saturday, Nov. 18
Chairman’s Ball
Plant Park
6:30 p.m.
Price TBA
Thursday, Nov. 30
Evening College
Information Session
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Plant Hall room 246
DECEMBER
Saturday, Dec. 16
Commencement
Ceremonies
10 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Martinez Sports Center
A complete
listing of
University events
can be found at
ut.edu

COB Launches High-Demand
Business Major
The University has launched a financial
services operations and systems major
beginning this fall semester. The major
is offered through the Information and
Technology Management and Finance departments
of the John H. Sykes College of Business.
Accordingly, an FSOS bachelor of science
degree has been added to the college’s list of
bachelor’s and
master’s degree
offerings.
Financial services
operations and systems
is an emerging
and evolving field of
study that focuses on
the application of
computer technology
Dr. Joseph E. McCann III and analytical skills
to more effectively
manage financial
services operations.
Given the constant
evolution of today’s
financial services and
the growing importance
of technology
in global operations,
the demand for FSOS
Dr. Ali Jenzarli
professionals who
are skilled in both technical and service operations
is expected to rise in the near future.
“Major financial services companies are
looking for employees with an increasingly
unique skill set,” said Dr. Joe McCann, dean of
the Sykes College of Business. “Our FSOS
program is the only one like it in the state of
Florida, and will make our graduates among
the most competitive in the industry.”
According to an economic survey completed
by Enterprise Florida, the information
technology and financial services sectors provide
the highest average annual wages in
Florida, and account for more than 650,000
jobs. In 2003, financial services alone contributed
$158 billion to the state’s economy.
“The FSOS major will prepare our graduates
to be leaders of the next generation of
professionals in some of the most prestigious
financial services companies worldwide,” said
Dr. Ali Jenzarli, a member of the ITM department
and one of the principal designers of the
FSOS major.
The launch of the major is part of the
University’s continual partnership with Financial
Florida, the statewide not-for-profit that
seeks to attract and expand non-depository
financial services operations in the state. The
organization is comprised of industry representatives,
service providers and economic
development professionals representing the
state’s major non-depository financial services
clusters in Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Orlando
and Miami—four of the 51 largest financial
services markets in the nation.
“The University of Tampa is a vital partner
in our efforts to grow Florida’s financial services
workforce,” said Irv Cohen, chairman of
Financial Florida and president of GunnAllen
Bank. “This new major is a crucial step toward
making Florida more attractive for financial
services companies.”
In 2004, Financial Florida was instrumental
in securing a high-impact designation for nondepository
financial services. This designation
ultimately made it easier for Florida to offer
incentives to financial services companies considering
the state as a possible relocation site.
“The FSOS major will allow us to offer
financial services companies the most important
incentive of all—a highly skilled workforce,”
said Ghassan Hakim, chair of Financial
Florida’s Education Advisory Council and vice
president of Franklin Templeton Investments.
“This is a promising development for the future
of our state.”
“This announcement is an incredibly significant
step toward making the Tampa Bay area
and the state of Florida more competitive,” said
Larry Richey, chairman of the Financial Services
Committee of the Greater Tampa Chamber of
Commerce’s Committee of 100. “The University
of Tampa has done a wonderful job of identifying
what our workforce lacks most, and then
designing a program to address those needs.”
Beyond the lectern
UT
Dr. J.C. Andersen
The
Physical
Best
Dr. J.C. Andersen has
been selected as one of the
best sports physical
therapists in the United
States by The Best of the
U. S. Inc. Andersen is one
of fewer than 1,500 physical
therapists chosen from
more than 150,000
practicing PTs listed on
www.bestofus.com.
The Best of the U. S. Inc.
is an independent firm that
reviews the credentials of
practitioners in 14
professions to determine
the best of class in each.
The selection process is
based on identifying those
professionals who have
continued their education,
provide leadership in their
industry, and have been
recognized by their peers,
their industry and their
community as the best.
More than 68,000
doctors, lawyers, financial
advisers, dentists, physical
therapists, chiropractors,
real estate agents and tax
professionals are listed on
www.bestofus.com. UT
FALL 2006 15

Beyond the lectern
Dr. James A. Beckman
16 UT JOURNAL
Professor Publishes Third
Book This Year After completing his juris doctor degree at
FACULTY to do ut.edu CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SEPTEMBER
Thursday, Sept. 28
Saunders Writing Center
25 th Anniversary
Vaughn Center Board
Room
3-6 p.m.
HONORS PROGRAM
SYMPOSIA
All are held in the
Macdonald-Kelce Library
in AV-2.
Wednesday, Sept. 20
Dr. Linda Musante
“Roots of Psychology:
Founding Mothers”
4 p.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 27
Dr. Raymond Papp
“Technology Innovations”
4 p.m.
@ OCTOBER
Wednesday, Oct. 4
Dr. Theoni Soublis-Smyth
“Who Is the No Child Left
Behind Act Leaving
Behind?”
4 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 12
Ms. Deborah L. Bauer
UT Honors Program
Alumna
“Placing Dervorgilla O’Neill
in Her Medieval Context:
The Transformation of
Undergraduate Research
into a Master’s Thesis”
4:15 p.m.
NOVEMBER
Thursday, Nov. 2
Dr. Catherine Chastain-
Elliott
A complete listing of University events
can be found at ut.edu
With the Aug. 7 release of Harper’s
Ferry, Dr. James Beckman realizes
something few of even the busiest
writers ever see: the publication of his third
book in a single year. Each, furthermore, is
published by a different company. It is his
fourth book overall.
“This is probably the only time in my career
that I’ll publish three books in one year,”
Beckman said.
Affirmative Action Now (Greenwood Press)
led the 2006 Beckman book parade in the
spring, followed by Comparative Legal
Approaches to Homeland Security and Terrorism
(Ashgate) and Harpers Ferry (Arcadia).
If Beckman, an associate professor of
law and justice who has been with the
University since 2000, seems to expound
upon disparate subjects, that may have
something to do with his background.
“Ridiculing Modern Art:
Cartoons Shaping Public
Opinion about Art and the
Art World”
4:15 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 9
Dr. Suzanne Collins
“Maintaining Patient Safety
in the Context of Medical
Errors”
4:15 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 13
Dr. Wasif Alam
“Cultural Sensitivity as It
Relates to Health Care”
4 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 16
Dr. James López
“Cultural Hybridity in Latin
America”
4:15 p.m.
Ohio State University, Beckman, who also
holds degrees from UT and Georgetown University,
served in the Army as an active-duty
judge advocate, serving on the staff of the U.S.
Military Academy at West Point and at the
Army Claims Service in Fort Meade, MD. After
an honorable discharge, he was an attorney for
the treasury department.
Researching American history is one of
Beckman’s favorite pastimes, and a 1997 visit
to Harpers Ferry, WV, struck such a deep chord
that he and his wife, Maria, awed by the beauty
and history of the town and a Civil War-era
home they happened upon there, bought the
home and moved in.
Three years later, Beckman accepted his
UT teaching position, but still spends considerable
time in Harpers Ferry, and has lectured
extensively about the town, as well as publishing
several articles on it. He also was selected
as an artist-in-residence for the National Park
Service (Harpers Ferry National Historical Park)
in 2001.
“I have been researching the history of the
town for years,” Beckman said, “and have been
collecting books, manuscripts and papers concerning
the town’s history for a decade—so
this project was merely a continuation of my
scholarly study of the town.”
Beckman said he collected hundreds of
books and articles about Harpers Ferry, reading
everything about it that he could find, then
re-read all the materials before writing the
book.
The result is the Harpers Ferry story told
through vintage postcard images, 191 in all,
most never published before and many very
rare. The text is comprised of anecdotes and
vignettes about the images. A substantial
portion of the book is devoted to America’s
most famous abolitionist, John Brown, and his
deadly raid that put the town’s name on the
national map forever.
Harpers Ferry is available in bookstores
or directly from Arcadia Publishing at
www.arcadiapublishing.com or (888) 313-
2665. UT

Book Chronicles Blues
Legend’s Performance
Arare concert by a blues legend inspired
Midnight Son: A Tribute to John Lee
Hooker, released by the UT Press in
April. UT Press commemorated the release
with a signing party in the Plant Hall Grand
Salon.
Photographer Timothy Kennedy, a professor
of communication at UT, captured John Lee
Tim Kennedy inks a copy of his book for Dana Plays, visiting associate
professor of communication.
Hooker’s summer solstice concert on June 21,
1975, in Anchorage, AK, a “land of the midnight
sun” that time of year, from an unusual
vantage point—onstage with the performer.
Hooker had established a tradition of performing
on the summer solstice every year.
Five years ago, Kennedy rediscovered his
negatives of that memorable 1975 performance.
He decided that the event deserved to be memorialized
in an exhibition. When Kennedy
tried to contact Hooker to tell him of the
exhibition, he learned that the legend had
died on June 21, 2001, the summer solstice
and anniversary of the concert.
With the release of Midnight Son, 16
duotone plates from the exhibition became
available to the public in a limited,
signed, cloth-bound edition.
Contact Dr. Richard Mathews or
Sean Donnelly at (813) 253-6266 or
utpress@ut.edu to purchase a copy. The book
also can be ordered from the UT Press on-line
catalog at http://utpress.ut.edu. UT
Beyond the lectern
School’s
a Beach
Dr. Kevin Beach and his
students capped off their Coral
Reefs course this spring with a
two-week diving and
exploration trek to Roatan, in
the Bay Islands of Honduras,
in late May and early June.
Left: Post-baccalaureate
Honors student Daren Spinelle
gets some special attention on
Bailey’s Key at the Roatan
Institute of Marine Science.
Inset: Junior marine
science major Ashley Kuskulis
gets a flight lesson on the
Canopy Tour, a zip-line through
Roatan’s rainforest.
Photos courtesy of Dr.
Kevin Beach. Pun courtesy of
the editor. UT
FALL 2006 17

Beyond the lectern
UT Press
Releases
Landmark
History
Frank Trebín Lastra, who
was born on Ybor Street
and raised in Ybor City,
made a major contribution
to the preservation and
awareness of his
hometown’s history this
spring with the publication
of his book Ybor City: The
Making of a Landmark
Town.
The comprehensive and
generously illustrated historical
study published by
the UT Press was officially
unveiled in April.
The book features 633
illustrations, including rare
and previously unpublished
photographs, maps and
charts. A reference section
provides tables and exhibits
that include cigar production,
historic streetcar lines,
and lists of presidents of
the town’s historic social
clubs and organizations. A
comprehensive index provides
convenient access to
names and topics.
Contact Dr. Richard
Mathews or Sean Donnelly
at (813) 253-6266 or
utpress@ut.edu to purchase
a copy. The book also can
be ordered from the UT
Press on-line catalog at
http://utpress.ut.edu (see
ad, p. 39). UT
Here We
Come,
World!
One of spring’s grads
has a happy wave and a
beaming smile for somebody
in the crowd at the St.
Pete Times Forum in Tampa
on May 6, or maybe for the
world in general.
For the first time, more
than 800 received diplomas
at UT Commencement. UT
18 UT JOURNAL
University Added to
Princeton Review List
The University of Tampa’s John H. Sykes
College of Business is an outstanding
business school, according to Princeton
Review. The New York-based education services
company selected the school for inclusion
in the 2007 edition of its book Best 282 Business
Schools (Random
House/Princeton
Review Books,
$22.95), available in
bookstores in October.
UT is one of 45
schools that Princeton
Review is adding to
its annual “best business
schools” guide
this year.
Dr. Joseph E. McCann III
According to
Robert Franek, vice
president and publisher
of Princeton
Review, selection is
based on several
criteria covering
three areas: regard
for academic programs
and other
Dr. William L. Rhey
offerings, institutional
data, and opinions
of students attending the schools.
“We are very pleased to feature The University
of Tampa in our book,” Franek said.
“We highly recommend it to readers of the book
and users of our Web site as one of the best
institutions they could attend to earn an MBA.”
Best 282 Business Schools has two-page
profiles of the schools with write-ups on their
academics, student life and admissions, plus
ratings for their academics, selectivity and
career placement services. The book also has
11 ranking lists of the top 10 business schools
in various categories from “toughest to get
into” to “best career prospects.”
“We have had tremendous confidence in
our graduate programs for some time, given
the depth of support we experienced from the
community and quality of faculty and staff
dedicated to these programs,” said Dr. Joe
McCann, dean of the Sykes College of Business.
“We look forward to many additional
excellent indicators of quality like Princeton
Review’s recognition.”
“The University of Tampa is the region’s
next great university,” said Sykes associate
dean and graduate programs director William
Rhey. “The quality of our graduate programs
has exceeded their visibility and recognition
for some time now. It is satisfying to see our
MBA program get this well-deserved credit.
This should be the first in a series of such regional
and national acknowledgements.”
Princeton Review does not name a best
business school overall or rank the schools in
the book. Listings are based on institutional
data from the schools and on Princeton
Review’s surveys of more than 18,000 students
attending the schools profiled in the book. The
survey asks students about themselves and
their career plans, as well as their schools’
academics, student body and campus life.
Best 282 Business Schools is one of more
than 200 Princeton Review books published by
Random House. The line includes Princeton
Review guides to the best law schools, medical
schools and colleges, plus guides to college
and graduate school admission exams.
Princeton Review (www.princetonreview.
com) also is known for its test-prep courses
and other admission and K-12 education services.
The company is not affiliated with
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New Fulltime Faculty, 2006-07
NAME POSITION HIGHEST DEGREE
Farouq Alhourani Assistant Professor of Information
and Technology Management
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 2004
Deborah C. Allan Instructor of Education M.Ed., University of South Florida, 1998
Scott E. Allen Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., Oregon State University, 2002
Wesley A. Austin Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2006
Carol A. Botwinski Assistant Professor of Nursing Ed.D., Nova Southeastern University, 2005
Kathryn A. Branch Visiting Assistant Professor of Criminology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2005
Stephen K. Callaway Assistant Professor of Management Ph.D., Temple University, 2003
Louis Michael Carastro Jr. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Ph.D., University of Miami, 1989
Ann Marie F. Coats Visiting Assistant Professor of Speech MA, University of South Florida, 2004
Raymond Eugene Costain Assistant Professor of Communication Ph.D., University of Iowa, 2002
Ethan Deneault Visiting Assistant Professor of Physics Ph.D., Clemson University, 2004
Dianne Donnelly Instructor of English Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2007*
John D. Foster Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology Ph.D., University of Florida, 2006*
Matthew Ericksen Associate Professor of Management Ph.D., Management University
of Rhode Island, 2001
Steven Geisz Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ph.D., Duke University, 2000
Pranjal Gupta Assistant Professor of Marketing Ph.D., Texas A&M University, 2002
Daniel R. Huber Visiting Instructor of Biology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2006*
Scott Alan Husband Assistant Professor of Psychology Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2004
Sean Maddan Assistant Professor of Criminology Ph.D., University of Nebraska, 2005
Andrew McAlister Visiting Assistant Professor of Communication Ph.D., Emory University, 1999
Charles E. McKenzie Visiting Assistant Professor of English and Writing Ph.D., University of North Carolina, 2005
Ryan Meany Visiting Assistant Professor of English MFA, University of Florida, 2002
Rebecca Manders Olsen Assistant Professor of Allied Health Ph.D., University of South Florida, 2003
Linda Nelsestuen Assistant Professor of Accounting Ph.D., University of South Florida, 1996
Michael Smucker Assistant Professor of Sport Management Ph.D., Florida State University, 2001
Merrie Tankersly Instructor of Education MA, University of South Florida, 1997
Melissa Walters Associate Professor of Accounting Ph.D., University of Central Florida, 1993
Ann H. Williams Visiting Assistant Professor of Biology Ph.D., University of Maryland, 2002
Baris Yalabik Assistant Professor of Information and
Technology Management
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Robin Zide Visiting Instructor of Mathematics Ph.D., Nova Southeastern University, 2006*
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THOMAS KOLBE
Sports Information Director
E-mail:tkolbe@ut.edu
Every team makes the finger claim,
but only the champs are No. 1.
20 UT JOURNAL
Drama is Spelled “UT”
With Backs to the Wall, Tampa Baseball
Captures Fourth National Championship
It took all nine innings, while every strike
and out was afforded to the Spartan
baseball team before taking the 2006 NCAA
II national championship. After a season of
total domination, the Spartans found
themselves down 2-1 in the ninth inning of the
national title game against Chico State before
rallying for the school’s fourth baseball
championship.
In a game featuring dominant pitching
performances by Chico State and Tampa
starter Ross Jackson, the Spartans had their
backs to the wall with two strikes and two outs
in the bottom of the ninth. That was when
Craig Corrado hit a single through the left side.
The drama continued as Roberto Mena faced
his last strike before reaching on an infield
single. Troy Ferguson then came up, and was
behind 0-2 before singling through the left side,
driving in Corrado, who slid across home plate
with a smile before an emphatic celebration.
“We had our backs to the wall in one of
the few instances all season,” says head coach
Joe Urso. “I was trying to think what I was
going to say to these guys if we lost, and how I
would react to telling a group of guys that 53
victories was not enough.”
The electricity had returned to a team that
already had won 53 games, showing the resolve
of an amazing baseball club that broke
school records for runs, hits, RBIs, doubles,
home runs, batting average, total bases and
slugging percentage. Tampa’s go-to guy in the
bullpen, Aaron Cook, retired the Wildcats in
order in the bottom of the ninth, sending the
game to extra innings.
A Bold Move
“I knew this team was special,” says Urso.
“When we scored the game-tying run, I was
pretty confident that the final outcome would
be in our favor.”
National Player of the Year Lee Cruz led off
the 10 th with a single down the rightfield line,
and advanced to second on a J.R. Hopf walk.
Chris Rosenbaum then stepped to the plate as
a pinch hitter, and lined a single to rightfield to
score Cruz and give Tampa a 3-2 lead. The

depth showed as Rosenbaum, a .441 hitter,
was available off the bench to become the
hero of the national championship game in the
10 th inning after platooning with Hopf at the
catcher position throughout the season.
Urso made a bold move in the bottom of
the 10 th , sending ace pitcher Sergio Perez to
the mound on less than two days’ rest after
pitching seven innings to get the victory in the
semifinal against Franklin Pierce. The move
paid off like it did all year, as Perez shut down
Chico State to record his first career save and
Tampa’s first NCAA II baseball championship
since 1998.
A Culmination of
Successes
“Sergio came to me and said that he
wanted the ball,” says Urso. “There was no
way that I could have kept him out of the
game. He is an amazing talent, and his competitiveness
came to the front in the situation.”
The final game proved to be a culmination
of a season full of successes, a team full of
superstars, and a goal that would not be
unmet. The national champion Spartans, who
rebounded from a pair of losses to open the
season, had won 19 consecutive games to
conclude the campaign, two victories shy of
the school record 21 that was recorded earlier
in the year.
Cruz was honored as the College World
Series MVP, adding to a list of awards that
included Sunshine State Conference Player of
the Year, South Region Player of the Year and
NCAA II Player of the Year while slugging a
school record 26 home runs to top Tino
Martinez’s record of 25. Ferguson, Hopf, Mena
and Perez joined Cruz on the NCAA II National
Championship Series all-tournament team,
while Coach Urso capped things off with National
Coach of the Year honors.
Tampa’s postseason marked similar
celebratory successes that mirrored the regular
season. The school-record winning streak was
welcomed with amazement, while Perez’s nohitter
against Barry on March 17 was the third
in school history. Perez wowed major league
scouts with a mid-90s fastball in the ninth
inning. Mena put on a hitting show against
defending national champion and archrival
Florida Southern while hitting for the first cycle
in UT history on March 25. While the cycle
was an accomplishment of its own, the fact
that Mena needed just four innings to secure
the cycle was one of amazing rarity.
As the season progressed, UT’s accomplishments
seemingly had surpassed the goals
of a handful of teams. The season’s triumphs
included an exhibition victory over the Netherlands
World Baseball Classic team, which
featured a number of major leaguers. The
Spartans made it interesting as former junior
varsity pitcher Pat House earned the victory
with two scoreless innings, while a total of 21
players earned playing time and an unrivaled
experience.
Team Effort, Magical
Season
While the team did contain superstars
such as Cruz with his home runs, Perez with
his no-hitter, .400 hitters such as Orlando
Rosales, Ferguson, Rosenbaum, Hopf and ace
reliever Cook, nearly everyone on the team
was a hero at some point in the season.
Every player relied on each of the others,
looked to Coach Urso for the answers in all
facets of the game, and heeded the learned
advice of pitching coach Sam Militello. The
team listened to the hitting expertise of firstyear
coach Frank Maldonado, who should get
a large amount of credit for a .085 increase in
hitting percentage from a year ago, and utilized
the scouting talents of irreplaceable assistant
coach Scott McNulty. Junior varsity
head coach Mark Johnson also provided valuable
assistance to the varsity squad.
“This was a total team effort,” says Urso.
“Every guy on this team had a part throughout
the magical season. The memories are countless,
and this team will always be remembered
as one of the finest in the history of this great
program.”
While the memorable 2006 season became
magical with one strike and one out to spare,
the dominance of Spartan baseball has continued
with the fourth national title since 1992
and a legacy that is sure to continue. With
each championship team carrying amazing
achievements throughout their national championship
run, the sweetness of another title
will become a part of the mystique and tradition-rich
history of a modern baseball powerhouse
that was built years ago and continues
to this day. UT
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Athletic Hall
Taps 11
The University of Tampa
Athletic Hall of Fame will
induct nine former studentathletes
and two contributors
as new members on
Thursday, Oct. 19, at the
Vaughn Center. The Hall of
Fame weekend also will
feature a golf tournament
on Friday, Oct. 20.
The Class of 2006 includes
Adrian Bush (men’s
soccer), Darryl Carlton
(football), Jane Castor
(women’s basketball), Bob
Ford (golf), Wilbur Grooms
(football), Ozzie Timmons
(baseball), Joe Urso (baseball),
Dawn Rawlins (volleyball)
and Mike Valdes
(baseball).
The contributors slated
for induction are former
athletic directors Bob
Birrenkott and Hindman
Wall. In addition, the 1993
national championship
baseball team will be honored,
and former assistant
football coach Gene King
will be presented the Sam
Bailey Lifetime Achievement
Award.
For more information,
contact Carol Zimmerman
at (813) 253-6240.
UT
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2005-06 Team Recaps
BASEBALL captured the NCAA II national
championship while winning a schoolrecord
54 games with just six losses. Among
the highlights was a pair of long winning
streaks, including a UT record 21-game win
streak and a string of 19 consecutive victories
to conclude the season. Lee Cruz headlined a
long list of national award winners as the
NCAA II National Player of the Year, while head
coach Joe Urso was the NCAA II National
Coach of the Year. Cruz also was named firstteam
All-American, and was joined by teammates
Sergio Perez and Orlando Rosales on
the first team. Freshman slugger Jose Jimenez
was named third-team All-American. UT also
had a record five players chosen in the MLB
draft as Perez, Cruz, Nick Peterson, Orlando
Rosales and Aaron Cook were selected. J.R.
Hopf also signed a free-agent contract with the
Milwaukee Brewers. (see related story, page 24.)
MEN’S BASKETBALL finished the
season with a 19-9 record. The Spartans were
led by point guard Mark Borders, who was the
Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year
and a second-team all-South Region selection.
Borders set the school record for single-season
and career assists while placing second in
Sunshine State Conference history in career
assists. He led the team in scoring, and was
joined by Chris Evans in averaging double
figures. Jeremy Black led the SSC in offensive
rebounding. Head coach Richard Schmidt also
became the sixth coach in NCAA II history to
post 500 career victories.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL won
the SSC Tournament for the first time since
2000, advancing to the NCAA South Regional.
While winning the league title, the Spartans
handed Rollins their first loss of the season
and gained the conference’s lone automatic
bid to the NCAA tourney, where they lost a
close game to Delta State. First-team all-SSC
and second-team all-South Region selection
Shaneisha Walton led the Spartans in scoring,
rebounding, blocked shots and field goal percentage.
Tampa also set the school record for
victories in a season with 24, while losing just
seven games.
CROSS COUNTRY continued its
recent dominance as the women won the SSC
and placed second in the NCAA South Regional,
advancing to the NCAA Finals. The
men’s team also advanced to the postseason,
placing 12th in the NCAA South Regional.
Allison Macsas led the women’s team while
being named the SSC Female Runner of the
Year and all-South Region. Head Coach Jarrett
Slaven was named the SSC Female Coach of
the Year. Colleen Burke was Tampa’s top runner
at the NCAA Finals. David Forry paced the
men’s team as the team’s lone all-SSC selection
while finishing 15th in the regional.
GOLF competed in a total of nine events,
finishing in the top 10 in six matches. Garrett
Engel was among the top performers at the
SSC Tournament, shooting a 79 and 72 in the
first two rounds. Engel was Tampa’s top finisher
in six of its nine matches on the season.
WOMEN’S ROWING won two
events at the Augusta invitational, placing first
in the Novice Four and Lightweight Core races.
The Spartans also competed in the Florida
Intercollegiate and Southern Intercollegiate
races, placing among several Division I teams.
MEN’S SOCCER rebounded from a
losing season to finish 2005 with a record of 7-
7-3 in head coach Adrian Bush’s first season at
the helm. The Spartans stayed close in every
game, losing just three games by more than
one goal. The Spartans were outscored by a
total of 3-1 in games against top-ranked Lynn
and fourth-ranked Saint Leo at the end of the
season, and finished the year with a 3-1 victory
over SSC rival Florida Southern. Luke Enna
was the team’s leading scorer, and was selected
by the Kansas City Wizards in the MLS draft.
WOMEN’S SOCCER advanced to
the NCAA South Regional for the second consecutive
season with a record of 14-2-2.
Tampa defeated Barry in the opening round of
the NCAA Tournament before falling 1-0 to
West Florida in the regional finals. Head coach
Bobby Johnston became the first Tampa soccer
coach to be named South Region Coach of the
Year, while Samantha Robinson was the second
UT player to be named an All-American
with a third-team selection. Freshmen Shelby
Kuni and Brittney Evans were the top two goal
scorers, while goalkeeper Shannon Aitken had

a nearly flawless 0.50 goals allowed average
with a school-record 12 shutouts.
SOFTBALL finished the season with a
19-31 record. The Spartans stayed competitive,
winning four games against top-25 opponents.
Tampa handed sixth-ranked LeMoyne
three losses and ended Florida Southern’s 18game
winning streak. Nicole Fenno led the
team in hitting, and was joined by freshman
Sam Becker as second-team all-SSC selections.
Pitcher Devlin Dougherty was a workhorse as
the season progressed, throwing two no-hitters
while striking out a UT-record 233 batters.
SWIMMING captured a school-record
five individual national championships, including
UT’s first-ever men’s relay title. Three-time
defending national champion Chelsea Hastings
successfully defended her 200 individual medley
title with another championship while also
capturing the top time in the 200 freestyle,
becoming the school’s first five-time national
champion since Laura Atteberry in 1988.
Tampa’s women’s squad finished ninth overall
with a total of 167 points. With a total of three
national championships for the first time in
school history, the Spartan men’s team also
won its first-ever relay title, with the team of
Cole Tedhams, Matthew Mattingly, Dan Cucchi
and Daniel Klee winning the 200 freestyle relay
with a school-record time of 1:21.69. Tedhams
also won championships in the 50 freestyle
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
The following schedules are for home games only. For more information, call the Athletic Office at
(813) 253-6240. UT faculty, staff and students free with ID. General public admission $5/adults, $3/
senior citizens, college-age students and children. *Indicates Sunshine State Conference game.
SOCCER
Men’s (M) and men’s (W) games are
played at Art and Polly Pepin
Stadium.
Wed., Sept. 20
Rollins (M) 7 p.m.
Fri., Sept. 22
Flagler (W) 7 p.m.
Sun., Sept. 24
Florida Tech (W) 2 p.m.
Wed., Sept. 27
Florida Tech (M) 7 p.m.*
Fri., Sept. 29
Palm Beach Atlantic (M) 7 p.m.
Wed., Oct. 4
Nova Southeastern (W) 7 p.m.*
Sat., Oct. 7
Palm Beach Atlantic (W) 6 p.m.
Nova Southeastern (M) 8 p.m.*
Tues., Oct. 10
Rollins (W) 7 p.m. *
Fri., Oct. 20
Eckerd (W) 6 p.m.*
Eckerd (M) 8 p.m.*
Sun., Oct. 22
Thomas (M) 2 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
Games played at the Bob Martinez
Sports Center.
Sun., Oct. 1
Florida Tech 4 p.m.*
and the 100 freestyle, and broke the school
record in the 50 freestyle. UT’s men also finished
ninth overall with 196.5 points.
WOMEN’S TENNIS concluded the
season with an 8-13 overall record, playing
one of the toughest schedules in NCAA II. The
Spartans faced seven ranked teams in their
first eight matches. Heather Eli set the school’s
all-time record for singles and doubles victories
while breaking the school record for
singles victories in a season. Among the 2006
highlights was a road trip in which the Spartans
defeated Pfeiffer, Wingate and No. 36 Limestone.
VOLLEYBALL advanced to the NCAA
national semifinals, where it fell to eventual
national champion Grand Valley State in a
five-game match. The Spartans finished the
season with a 29-4 overall record, winning the
SSC championship and the NCAA South Regional
in impressive fashion by posting a trio
of three-game sweeps. Ericka Womack was
honored as the South region Player of the Year,
while Chris Catanach was the South Region
Coach of the Year. Womack also was a firstteam
All-American, while Stephanie Rivera
and Margeaux Sinibaldi were chosen as second-team
All-Americans. Tampa, which was a
perfect 16-0 at home, was ranked in the national
top 25 all season, and as of this writing,
has been represented in the national poll for
135 consecutive weeks. UT
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Thurs., Oct. 5
Rollins 7 p.m.*
Fri., Oct. 13
Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras 7 p.m.
Sun., Oct. 15
Armstrong Atlantic 2 p.m.
Wed., Oct. 18
Eckerd 7 p.m.*
Sat., Oct. 21
Lynn 4 p.m.*
Sun., Oct. 22
Nova Southeastern 2 p.m.*
Sat., Oct. 28
Barry 4 p.m.*
Fri., Nov. 3
Florida Southern 7 p.m.*
All-American Stephanie Rivera played
a major role in the Spartans’ SSC
championship season.
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Record Five Spartans
Selected in MLB Draft
Sergio Perez
Lee Cruz
Nick Peterson
Orlando Rosales
Aaron Cook
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The record-setting season by the
national championship baseball team
continued with a school-record five
players chosen in the 2006 Major League
Baseball draft. Sergio Perez headlined the list
of draftees, going in the second round, joining
Tino Martinez and Eric Beattie as the only
Spartans to be selected in the first three
rounds. The other Tampa players chosen were
Lee Cruz, Nick Peterson, Orlando Rosales and
Aaron Cook, while J.R. Hopf signed a freeagent
deal.
SERGIO PEREZ
A first-team All-American and No. 67 pick
of the Houston Astros, Perez was the ace for
the NCAA II national champions, pitching 103
innings with a team-leading 2.10 ERA. With an
overall record of 11-2, Perez also struck out
138 batters while walking 29. He also limited
opponents to a .179 batting average. A native
of Tampa and graduate of Leto High School,
Perez spent three seasons at UT, and twice has
been named first-team all-Sunshine State Conference
and all-South Region. He also was the
2006 SSC and South Region Pitcher of the Year.
He owns an overall career record of 28-7 with
a 2.78 ERA. He struck out 275 while walking 59
in his Spartan career.
LEE CRUZ
Cruz, a native of Dade City, Fla., was chosen
in the 10th round by the Chicago White Sox
after leading the Spartans to their fourth NCAA
II national title and breaking Tino Martinez’s
school record for home runs in a season. With
26 homers, Cruz was named the Sunshine
State Conference, South Region and NCAA II
player of the year, in addition to being the College
World Series MVP.
NICK PETERSON
Peterson, a 12th-round selection of the New
York Yankees, concluded the season with a 3-1
record and a 2.38 ERA. He struck out 81 batters
in 56-2/3 innings while walking 23. Appearing
in 15 games, Peterson started 10, with
two saves on the season. The Tampa native
and graduate of Jesuit High School pitched a
perfect inning in the national semifinal against
No. 12 Franklin Pierce for the national champion
Spartans.
ORLANDO ROSALES
Rosales, a 19th-round choice of the Houston
Astros, was a first-team All-American as a
senior. The Dade City native hit .413 while
batting third for the national champion Spartans.
He also clubbed 14 home runs with 70
RBIs and lead the team with 20 doubles. He
flashed speed on the bases, stealing 19 while
being caught only twice. Rosales also was a
first-team Sunshine State Conference and
South Region selection in his second year with
Tampa after transferring from Pasco-Hernando
Community College. In his two years as a
Spartan, he banged in 20 homers and 115 RBIs,
batting .388. An excellent defender, he was a
catalyst for the Spartan defense, registering
101 putouts and four assists as a senior.
AARON COOK
A 35th-round selection of the Los Angeles
Angels, Cook recorded three of Tampa’s four
victories in the College World Series, including
the national championship game against Cal
State-Chico. He completed the season with a
9-1 record and a 2.21 ERA. He also led the
Spartan team with 10 saves while recording 55
strikeouts in 61 innings pitched, helping him
earn first-team Sunshine State Conference
status and second-team all-South.
HOPF SIGNS
FREE-AGENT DEAL
Hopf was the sixth Spartan player heading
to a major league system after agreeing to a
free-agent deal with the Milwaukee Brewers.
A catcher, Hopf finished the season with a
bang while being a member of the NCAA College
World Series all-tournament team. On the
season, he hit .400 with two home runs and 30
RBIs. He also owned a .481 on-base percentage
and a near-perfect .995 fielding percentage
with 204 putouts. UT

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The Next 75 Years
I’m a big believer in personal involvement
and volunteering. My columns regularly talk
about ways that you can connect with fellow
alumni and your alma mater. Whether it’s
through alumni association events, participation
in UT’s affinity programs or personal giving,
alumni involvement is important to a growing
university.
As we celebrate the milestone of our
University’s 75th year, I want to encourage you
to get involved with your alumni association
and help set the direction for the next 75 years.
Whether you live locally or far away, you can
make a difference in UT’s alumni efforts. Here
are a few ideas for the coming year:
Set Sail with UT
Round up your friends and reserve your
spot on the upcoming alumni cruise. UT
alumni and friends will enjoy fun and sun
aboard Carnival’s Inspiration Feb. 8-12, 2007.
This exclusive four-night weekend cruise to
Cozumel, Mexico, leaves Tampa on Thursday
afternoon, Feb. 8, and returns early on Monday
morning, Feb. 12. Living up north? Escape the
cold weather for a long weekend and join in
the fun!
The Alumni Office has reserved a block of
rooms on the ship, and they are available on a
limited basis from $402* per person for interior
rooms, and $462* per person for exterior
rooms. The initial deposit is only $100 per
person, and payment plans are available. To
make your reservation, contact the Alumni
Office at (813) 253-6209 or alumni@ut.edu.
Take It on the Road
It’s been almost three years since UT’s
license plate made its debut at tag offices
around the state. Once our specialty tag went
on sale in November 2003, we raced to sell
1,000 plates by July 1, 2006, the deadline established
by the state of Florida.
*Price includes taxes and port charges. Gratuities extra. Price
subject to change.
I’m excited to report that, as of July 19,
there were 1,070 University of Tampa license
plates traveling Florida roads, and more than
$51,000 has been raised for the University
through the license plate program! A big
thank-you goes to all of our Florida alumni and
friends who helped us reach our goal.
You can still be a part of the UT plate’s
success. The state requires that we have at
least 1,000 plates on the road at all times, but
we’re shooting for many more than the minimum.
If you are considering purchasing a
University of Tampa tag, please do so.
Every plate counts, and it’s a great way to
promote your alma mater! Get yours today
at any state tag office, or order it through
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ClassActs
’68
Vernon Korhn was
inducted into the Florida
High School Athletic Hall
of Fame for his
accomplishments as a
student athlete and high
school coach.
William J. Lusk is retired
and enjoys traveling with
his wife, Cherri. They live
in Parker, CO.
E-mail: wjlus@aol.com
’69
Richard O. Fimbel and
Mary Ellen (Bowen)
Fimbel ’71 are thrilled to
announce the births of
their twin grandsons,
Brayden and Luke Fimbel,
on Dec. 2, 2005. Richard
and Mary Ellen continue
to be active in their labor
of love, Andrew’s Toy Box,
a nonprofit charitable
organization dedicated to
providing toys, books and
crafts to children who are
terminally, seriously or
chronically ill.
Richard and Mary Ellen Fimbel
with their twin grandsons
Brayden (left) and Luke.
Pete Kuharchek was
named quality control/
player development coach
for the Tampa Bay Storm
of the Arena Football
League.
’70
William M. James retired
as a public health worker
in New Jersey. He and his
wife, Lynne, live in Port
Charlotte, FL.
E-mail:
princinsp1@aol.com
Kristin (Isselmann)
LaVorne is retiring after
36 years of teaching. She
and her husband, Jay, are
moving to Logandale, NV.
E-mail:
klavorne@hotmail.com
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’72
John J. Burkhardt is
overseeing the construction
activities for more
than 2,500 housing units
in New York. He and his
wife, Liz, live in Yonkers,
NY.
Stephen J. Virgilio was
appointed chairman of the
department of Health
Studies, Physical
Education and Human
Performance Science at
Adelphi University in
Garden City, NY. He
authored his third book,
entitled “Active Start for
Healthy Kids,” this year.
’73
David P. Elsey II is retired
and lives in Fort Worth,
TX.
E-mail:
d.elsey@yahoo.com
’74
Jeff Boldt was promoted
to principal at Chamberlain
High School in Tampa.
’75
Peter Kelley is the
president/broker of Dove
Financial Corp. He and
his wife, Sylvia, live in
Huntington Beach, CA.
E-mail: pk_dfc@
hotmail.com
Don Marinelli received
the International Digital
Media and Arts
Association Award for
contributions to digital
media education. He is
the executive producer for
ETC Global. He lives in
Pittsburgh.
E-mail: thedon@cmu.edu
’76
Elmira Curry retired after
30 years of teaching.
Tom Feaster was elected
Southeastern
representative on the
board of directors of the
U.S. Rowing Association.
Victoria (Fagan) Heim is
an international poet. She
and her husband, Albert,
live in Elko, NV.
E-mail: victoria_heim@
hotmail.com
’77
Michael Calderon is
operations manager at
Hillsborough Community
College in Tampa. He
recently added building
code administrator to his
list of responsibilities at
the school. He and his
wife, Michele, live in
Brooksville, FL.
E-mail:
mcalderon@hccfl.edu
’78
William F. Hawk is
president and CEO of
William F. Hawk
Consulting Inc. He and
his wife, Toni, have a 12year-old
son, Gibson, and
live in Arlington, VA.
E-mail:
techawk@comcast.net
’79
J.P. Weis was promoted to
head of the FBI’s
Philadelphia division.
’80
Vincent Baratta is
president of
Medmarketplace.com. He
and his wife, Karen, live in
Pompano Beach, FL.
’81
Brenda Whitwell has
been appointed chief
executive officer at Gulf
Coast Medical Center.
’84
James A. Marsh Sr.
recently celebrated the
birth of his third grandchild.
He is an inventory
control specialist for Gap
in Kentucky. He lives in
Independence, KY.
E-mail:
gretahottunareed@
aol.com
’85
H. Wayne Huizenga Jr. is
president of Huizenga
Holdings in Fort
Lauderdale.
Lynn Walder participated
in a 1,500-mile bike ride
to raise money for cancer
research and treatment.
She is a lawyer working in
Tampa.
’86
Stephen Gonyea was
promoted to director of
the $400-million
economic growth program
for USAID in Kabul,
Afghanistan. He lives in
Clearwater, FL.
E-mail: sgonyea2006@
hotmail.com
Kristine (Tantsits)
McGinty is a lieutenant
colonel in the United
States Air Force. She is
the deputy NSA
representative to the U.S.
Transportation Command
at Scott Air Force Base
near Belleville, IL. She
and her husband, Michael,
have three children and
live in Swansea, IL.
E-mail: kittymcginty@
hotmail.com
’88
Bill Carlson was elected
vice president for the
Americas Region of Public
Relations Organisation
International Inc. He is
president of Florida-based
Tucker/Hall Inc. He lives
in Tampa.
Dana Crosby-Collier was
hired as assistant county
attorney with the Orange
County (FL) Attorney’s
Office. She and her
husband, Orville, live in
Oviedo, FL.
E-mail:
danacc@earthlink.net
Pamela J. Davis is
assistant vice president of
communications for
Foundation for the
Carolinas. She and her
husband, Steve Carroll,
live in Charlotte, NC.
Michael Q. Fite is a major
in the U.S. Army Reserves.
He recently returned from
Iraq, where he served as a
physician. He is the
medical director of a
federal health center in
Milwaukee, where he lives
with his wife, Angela.
E-mail:
mqfite@earthlink.net
Terry Rupp has been
selected to the Sunshine
State Conference Hall of
Fame. He is head baseball
coach at the University of
Maryland.
’89
Brian Bowman is an
owner/partner at Cary,
Apex, Fuquay & Varina
Pediatrics. He and his
wife, Helen, and three
children live in Cary, NC.
E-mail:
bowmanbp@mac.com
Charmaine (Daley)
Jeffers was married on
June 18, 2005. She works
with the Superior Court of
the Virgin Islands as the
deputy chief probation
officer and deputy
Jason Bruzas holds his baby
brother, Cooper.
compact administrator.
They live in Kingshill,
Virgin Islands.
E-mail:
ladycol28@hotmail.com
David Knapp was
featured in an article in
the Houston Voice about
his Atlanta-based disc
jockey business. He lives
with his partner, Scott,
and two adopted children.
’90
Thomas E. BeCude was
hired by Efficient
Collaborative Retail
Management as a
category development
director. He lives in
Weeki Wachee, FL.
E-mail:
tbecu1@yahoo.com
Mark M. Herrin is an
active duty major in the
U.S. Army working with
the NATO Rapid
Deployment Corps. He
and his wife, Jean, and his
two children will be
relocating to Valencia,
Spain.
E-mail:
mark.herrin@us.army.mil
Scott Jarr is director of
digital strategy at Iron
Mountain Digital in
Boston.
E-mail: scott.jarr@
ironmountain.com
Kimberly Keravuori was
promoted to major in the
U.S. Army Reserves JAG
Corps. She has a son,
Joshua, and lives near
Washington, DC.
David Roessler is
purchasing agent in
southwest Florida for
Stock Development. He
lives in Naples, FL.
E-mail: droessler@
stockdevelopment.com

’91
Waylon Peterson was
promoted to senior vice
president of investment
services, trust services
and IRAs at Teachers
Credit Union in South
Bend, IN.
’92
Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas
and her husband, Mike,
celebrated the birth of
their son, Cooper Sawyer,
on Jan. 19. They live in
Phoenix.
E-mail:
allicat10@hotmail.com
Noelle (Sheeran) Buso
and her husband, Steve,
celebrated the birth of
their second child, Tanner.
Noelle has a new job as a
social worker at Akron
Children’s Hospital.
E-mail:
noebuso@aol.com
Alicia (White) Cathers,
her husband, David, and
their three children live in
Cedar Park, TX. Alicia has
accepted a teaching
position at Stony Point
High School, where she
will be teaching Advanced
Placement English.
Jeana Ebanks is director
of her own accounting
firm in the Cayman
Islands.
Karen L. Surplus was
appointed chief financial
officer at DNAPrint
Genomics Inc.
Kimbery (Gruber) Van Ry
is a high school educator
teaching science and
English in Tacoma, WA.
She and her husband, Jeff,
have two children, Tessa
(5) and Lilith (3). They
live in Tacoma.
E-mail: kvanry@
tacoma.k12.wa.us
Lilith and Tessa Van Ry
Alyssa J. Zahorcak is a
programs assistant for the
New York Academy of
Science. She lives in
Bloomfield, NY.
E-mail:
utqueen@yahoo.com
’93
William P. Franca was
hired as executive vice
president of distribution at
Direxion Funds, a leading
provider of leveraged
index and alternativeclass
mutual fund
products.
Cher Gauweiler received
her Ph.D. in curriculum
and instruction from the
University of South
Florida. She took a new
position as assistant
professor of elementary
education at St.
Petersburg College. She
and her husband, Patrick,
live in Trinity, FL.
E-mail: gauweiler.cher@
spcollege.edu
Karen (Pigeon) Liebel
and her husband, Mark,
celebrated the birth of
Emily Elizabeth on
November 30, 2005. They
live in St. Petersburg, FL.
E-mail: kliebel@
tampabay.rr.com
Kristin (Strammer)
Mallia and her husband,
John, celebrated the birth
of their third child, Emma
Marie, on March 9. They
live in Tampa.
E-mail:
kristinmallia@yahoo.com
Susan Barnes Pereira
owns Barnes Dance
Academy in the Cayman
Islands. She also is a
founding member of the
Cayman Islands National
Dance Company.
Kaitlyn Liebel and her baby sister, Emily Elizabeth.
William M. Zeltman III
married Karen Ciasca on
April 1. He is a
SilverSneakers Fitness
Program account manager
for Axia Health
Management. They live in
Langhorne, PA.
E-mail: billze@aol.com
’94
Robert D. Keller is
executive director of the
Mountain Conservation
Trust of Georgia. He and
his wife, Kathleen, live in
Cleveland, TN.
E-mail:
rkeller@mctga.org
Jalesia F. McQueens is an
attorney with the law firm
of Gallop, Johnson and
Neuman in St. Louis. She
was appointed as a
member of the Missouri
Hispanic Business, Trade
and Culture Commission.
’95
Tore Livia and his wife,
Roxanne, celebrated the
birth of their second child,
Jackson. Tore is employed
with MetroWorks
Productions Inc., and
worked on the halftime
show for Super Bowl
XXXIX in Jacksonville in
February 2005 and the
opening ceremonies of the
2006 Winter Olympic
Games. They live in
Ridgewood, NJ.
E-mail:
tlivia@earthlink.net
Andrea L. Singer is an
active/guard reserve
captain in the United
States Army Reserve. On
July 7, she took command
of the 223rd Transportation
Company in Newtown
Square, PA. She lives in
Camp Hill, PA.
E-mail: andrea.singer@
us.army.mil
Stuart A. Hart and his
wife, Zarna, celebrated
the birth of their son, Tyler
Anthony, on September 5,
2005. They live in Port of
Spain, Trinidad and
Tobago.
E-mail:
mahart@carib-link.net
Michael Plumtree was
married on March 25. He
is a major in the U.S.
Army and works at the
University of Central
Florida’s ROTC
department as an
assistant professor of
military science. He and
his bride, Dana, live in
Chuluota, FL.
E-mail:
mplumtree@aol.com
’96
Thomas A. Mowrey
received his Master of Arts
in Counseling with a
specialization in human
relations from Liberty
University on May 13. He
works for the Center for
Family Enrichment Inc.
He and his wife, Donna,
live in Odessa, FL.
E-mail:
mowreyta@hotmail.com
’97
Heather (Alter) Litvak
and her husband, Andrew,
celebrated the birth of
their son, Joshua Oliver,
on Jan. 4. They live in
Atlanta.
E-mail:
andyhe@bellsouth.net
ClassActs
Mike Minaudo is a
captain in the U.S. Army.
He is working in Naples,
Italy, as an operations
officer for NATO.
E-mail:
michael.minaudo@
us.army.mil
’98
Susan (Palone) Campbell
retired from active duty in
the U.S. Army. She and
her husband, Brian, and
two children live in
Mertzon, TX.
E-mail:
Susie.campbell1@
us.army.mil
Michael A. Cohen and his
wife, Samantha, live in
Atlanta.
Deborah M. Ginsberg
graduated from Barry
University with a Master
of Social Work. She
works for HANDY Inc.,
working with young
people ages 12-22. She
lives in Miami.
E-mail:
deborahmginsberg@
yahoo.com
Earl C. Poitier lives in Los
Angeles.
E-mail:
poitier@sbcglobal.net
Gregory D. Robinson
lives in Houston.
E-mail:
Gregory.d.robinson@
rice.edu
’99
Brandon J. Baker lives in
Manhattan Beach, CA.
E-mail:
brandonbaker30@
hotmail.com
Anthony V. DiBuono and
Keri (Rose) opened a
small private school for
exceptional students in
Tallahassee. They are
expecting their first child
in November. They live in
Tallahassee.
E-mail:
ktdibuono@yahoo.fr
Jodi B. Gardner was
promoted to director of
communications for the
Forsyth County, GA,
government. She lives in
Dahlonega, GA.
E-mail:
jodibrooke4@yahoo.com
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ClassActs
From left: 2nd Lt. Eric Prazinko, Col. Butch Redding and Capt. Stephen
Champlin
Michael E. Kemp
graduated from Southern
Methodist University with
a Master of Business
Administration. He
relocated to San Francisco
and took a position with
Deloitte as a senior
consultant in the global
transfer pricing group.
E-mail:
mikemp@deloitte.com
Nicole Pesa received her
master’s degree in
business administration
from Ohio Dominican
University. She lives in
Reynoldsburg, OH.
E-mail: npesa1596@
wowway.com
’00
Kristine N. Klebba
received her master of
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science degree in marine
biology from Nova
Southeastern University.
She is working on her
Ph.D. in Coastal Sciences
at the University of
Southern Mississippi. She
lives in Ocean Springs, MS.
E-mail:
Kristine.klebba@
usm.edu
Heather McCarthy is the
marketing director at the
Tampa Bay Performing
Arts Center. She is
engaged to be married on
March 17, 2007, to Jason
Connolly ’01. She lives in
Tampa.
E-mail:
hjmccarthy@verizon.net
’01
Stephen M. Champlin is
serving at Camp Phoenix
in Kabul, Afghanistan. He
is pictured with a pair of
fellow UT grads, 2nd Lt.
Eric Prazinko ’04 and Col.
Butch Redding ’69.
E-mail:
Stephen.champlin@
us.army.mil
Jim Gaines was hired
by Cox Target Media in
December. He lives in
Largo, FL.
E-mail: jgaines6@
tampabay.rr.com
Parker Gavigan received
a master’s degree in
Celine Madeleine Ith
broadcast journalism at
Emerson College in
Boston. He lives in
Berkley, MA.
E-mail:
pgavignan@hotmail.com
Adam and Rebecca
(Geremia) Gaulding were
married on May 21. They
live in Bear, DE.
E-mail:
becky40972@aol.com
Amanda (Hamson) and
David ’00 Sanchez
celebrated the birth of
their daughter, Mia
Elizabeth, on May 26.
They live in Riverview, FL.
J. Aron Livingston was
promoted to practice
consultant for IDEXX
Laboratories for the
Tampa region. He and his
wife, Kate, live in
Riverview, FL.
E-mail:
aron@jaronlivingston
productions.com
Jonathan Reichental
earned a Ph.D. in
information systems from
Nova Southeastern
University in May.
Dante Skourellos joined
the law firm Wicker Smith
as an attorney practicing
in civil defense. He is
engaged to Pamela Terilli.
He lives in Tampa.
E-mail:
dskourellos@prodigy.net
Jaimie Kachele and
Kenny White ’02 were
married in 2004. Jaimie
works as a financial
analyst with Humana Inc.
Kenny is head baseball
coach and a social studies
teacher at Plant City High
School in Plant City, FL.
They live in Tampa.
E-mail:
jlkach@verizon.net
’02
Kevin R. Balko is
studying Florida criminal
law and Christian
development. He lives in
Crawfordville, FL.
E-mail:
Kevin_rb@comcast.net
Chanelle Cox received
her master’s degree in
education. She is a
science teacher at Greco
Middle School in Tampa.
She lives in Tampa.
E-mail:
cox0209@aol.com
Justin Farano is a fulltime
painter and lives in
Tampa.
Web site:
www.itouchstudios.com
Lisa (Behrend) Ith and
her husband, Jonathan,
celebrated the birth of
their daughter, Celine
Madeleine, on March 6.
They live in Bradenton, FL.
E-mail: mrsvaty@
tampabay.rr.com
Shauna Engel married
Steven Jacobs in July 2005.
She works for CAE USA
Inc. They live in Tampa.
E-mail:
shaunaengel@yahoo.com
Paula (Bouhot) Meyer
and her husband, Adrian,
live in Tampa.
E-mail:
ayameyer@yahoo.com
Gabrielle R. Perham
celebrated the birth of her
daughter, Adiana Brequel.
She lives in Riverview, FL.
E-mail: butterflygaby@
yahoo.com
Kimberly Rindler is
engaged to be married in
Washington, DC, in March
2007. She lives in
Rockville, MD.
E-mail:
kimmisdt@aol.com
’03
Erin M. Elliffe is engaged
to George Pintye. She
lives in Spring Hill, FL.
E-mail:
eme1016@aol.com
Cindy L. Firestein works
for Bridgewater State
College in Bridgewater,
MA, for the Residents Life
and Housing Department.
She lives in Bridgewater.
E-mail:
c_firestein@yahoo.com
Linda “Christa” Fowler
graduated with a Master
of Library and Information
Science degree from the
University of South Florida
in May. She works as a
reference library at USF.
She lives in Tampa.
E-mail:
lfowler@lib.usf.edu
Antonio Hincapie works
for the Panama Tourism
Bureau in the international
marketing department.
He lives in Panama.
E-mail:
ahincapie@cwpanama.net
Ashley Kogan is in her
second year of law school
Stephanie and Kevin McCombie
at the Thomas M. Cooley
Law School in Michigan.
She is engaged to Jason
Weed ’02. They plan to
move back to Tampa after
finishing school.
E-mail:
sweetroub143@
comcast.net
Lena H. Makurath lives
in Miami Beach.
E-mail:
lmakurath@yahoo.com
Sarah Morgan moved to
Whittier, CA, after
completing her master’s
degree in higher
education at Florida State
University. She is
assistant director of
student activities at
Whittier College.
E-mail: sarahbmorgan@
hotmail.com
Stephanie Suva married
Kevin McCombie on
Smith’s Cove Beach in
Grand Cayman on March
14. She is working as a
personal trainer and
nutrition coach for the
Omni Club in Ft. Myers,
where they live.
E-mail: baldwinbabe7@
yahoo.com
Bryan Swanson got
married on April 8. He
and his bride, Amy, live in
St. Petersburg, FL.
E-mail:
bryanswanson23@
hotmail.com
Amber L. Tucker
graduated from Florida
State University Law
School in May 2005. She
works at the Hillsborough
County Public Defender’s

Office in the criminal
defense department. She
lives in Tampa.
E-mail:
amberlynntucker@
gmail.com
’04
Trisha (Myerscough)
Coyle is an English
teacher at Clearwater
High School in Clearwater,
FL. She is working on a
master’s degree at the
University of South
Florida.
Michael C. Dietz
graduated from the
Department of Criminal
Justice in Richmond, KY,
as a certified law
enforcement officer. He
works for the city of Fort
Thomas. He and his wife,
Sarah, live in Hebron, KY.
E-mail:
dietzie1659@yahoo.com
Beverly L. Flood is
engaged to Chad Bass
’05. They plan to marry in
May 2007. She lives in
Jacksonville, FL.
E-mail: sdtsunshine@
hotmail.com
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Brianna L. Holmes is a
medical service officer
with the 10th Mountain
Division of the U.S. Army,
stationed in Afghanistan.
E-mail:
briholmes@yahoo.com
Constance L. Mack lives
in Atlanta.
E-mail:
constance.mack@
yahoo.com
Jennifer N. Perry is
engaged to Wallace
Johnson Jr. The wedding
is scheduled for 2007. She
is an event planner for
Audio Visual Innovations.
She lives in Tampa.
E-mail:
jperry8@hotmail.com
Jamie (Bustamante)
Tomalyanov married
Nikolay on Oct. 1, 2005.
She works as an operating
room scheduler for 2
hospitals. They live in
Highspire, PA.
E-mail: jtomalyanov@
comcast.net
Andre Tomlinson is
working for Comcast in
Trevor Hawk Stinson
Miami. He lives in North
Miami Beach.
E-mail:
andretomlinson@
hotmail.com
Bryan J. Vizcaino and his
wife, Jody, welcomed the
birth of their daughter on
Sept. 3, 2005. They live
in Tampa.
E-mail:
byvizcaino@earthlink.net
’05
Melissa S. Kanuck
completed her first
national show with the 55th annual convention and
international exposition for
cable programmers,
operators and affiliates in
Atlanta. She works for the
National Cable and
Telecommunications
Association. She lives in
Columbia, MD.
E-mail: melissakanuck@
yahoo.com
Laura M. Simon was
promoted to director of
leadership development
for Brown and Brown Inc.
in Daytona Beach.
Kimberly (Burke) Stinson
and her husband, Jason,
celebrated the birth of
their son, Trevor Hawk, on
March 13. They live in
Clearwater, FL.
E-mail:
kimberlystinson@
hotmail.com
’06
Jennifer A. Kehoe is
working at Tampa General
Hospital in the Cardiac
Surgical Unit. She lives in
Tampa.
E-mail:
jenkehoe@verizon.net
ALUMNI
John Smiley ’36
Dr. Francis A. Young Jr. ’41
Hazel M. Walden ’48
Jack E. Cartlidge ’49
Fransisco Felicione ’51
Delma R. Simmons ’51
Elmer E. Lasher ’52
Connie Segundo ’56
Gonville K. Philpott ’58
Marie I. Swingley ’58
Russell A. Marsh ’60
Sally Jenkins ’61
Patrick Turner ’69
Willard Cooper ’70
Michael E. Handley ’74
Mattie D. Wilson ’77
Dana Johansen ’85
■ Photographs: Color or black-and-white photographs of
newborns, weddings, etc., may be submitted along with items for Class
Acts. Photos will be published on a space-available basis only.
Photographs should be sharp and properly exposed.
Identify those pictured, and include a contact phone
number. Photos will not be returned. Photos also
may be provided electronically. JPEG and TIFF file
formats are acceptable. Please make sure resolution
is a minimum of 300 pixels per inch, and the shorter
image dimension is at least 3”. Please compress
files, and send as attachments to an e-mail that
includes identification of all those pictured.
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30 UT JOURNAL
CHAPTER AND
PARENT NEWS
Mike Koloski ’92, Stephanie Sibley ’89, Dave Tedford ’84 and Ed Fallon gathered at The Harp in Boston before a
Bruins game.
University Bookstore
is Online
Visit the University Bookstore
at utampabkstore.com for all of
your Spartan needs. Plus, since
the Campus Store is a part of the
Barnes & Noble family, you get
tremendous deals on software, books and
magazines. Contact Mike Comiskey, Campus
Store manager, at (813) 253-6230 for more
information. UT
Left: Spartans in Atlanta connect over food and drinks before their
guided tour of Bodies … the Exhibition at the Atlanta Civic Center.
Above: Dr. Jennifer Wortham ’95 visits with Jack ’70 and Joann
McWilliams before leading New York-area Spartans through the Bodies
exhibit in Manhattan.
Bodies in NYC and
Atlanta
Alumni, parents and friends were treated
to an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of Bodies
… The Exhibition in New York City on Saturday,
April 8, and in Atlanta on Saturday, June
10. Dr. Jennifer Wortham ’95, UT professor of
exercise science, guided the groups through
the exhibit, providing unique insight into the
learning experience.
New England on Ice
New England-area alumni, parents and
friends got together in Boston to watch the
Bruins on Thursday, April 13. The group
swapped UT stories during a pre-game happy
hour before cheering on the Bruins as they
battled the Montreal Canadiens. UT
New England-area alumni, parents and friends enjoy a happy hour together before a Bruins game in April.

AlphaTO ZETABits
ALUMNI and PARENTS to do
@ ut.edu CALENDAR OF EVENTS
All events are free unless otherwise noted.
SEPTEMBER
Friday, Sept. 29
Parents’ Association Annual
Meeting
Reeves Theatre, Vaughn Center
3 p.m.
OCTOBER
Friday, Oct. 6
MBAA Happy Hour
Jackson’s, Harbour Island
5-7 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 12
Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter
Meeting
Alumni Conference Room,
Riverside Center
6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 18
Scholarship Night at Tampa
Greyhound
Tampa Greyhound Track
$15 per person
6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 20
NAA Board Annual Meeting
Alumni Conference Room,
Riverside Center
3 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 21
Classes of ’80, ’81 and ’82
Reunion Dinner
Music Room and West Verandah,
Plant Hall
$35 per person
7 p.m.
A complete listing of University events can be
found at ut.edu
Saturday, Oct. 21
Monte Carlo Auction and
Casino Night
Crescent Club, Vaughn Center
$50 donation per person
7 p.m.
NOVEMBER
Friday, Nov. 3
MBAA Happy Hour
Jackson’s, Harbour Island
5-7 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 16
Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter
Meeting
Alumni Conference Room,
Riverside Center
6:30 p.m.
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CHAPTER AND
PARENT NEWS
Lightning
Strikes
Tampa
More than 70 Tampa
Bay area alumni and
friends gathered on
Saturday, March 25, to
watch the Tampa Bay
Lightning battle the New
York Rangers. This firsttime
event could soon
become a tradition for the
local alumni chapter. UT
Return to National Alumni Association • Box H • The University of Tampa • 401 W. Kennedy Blvd. • Tampa, FL 33606-1490 • Fax: (813) 258-7297
■ Albany Rho Alumni Chapter (NY)
■ Atlanta Theta Chapter
■ Black Alumni Association
■ Brandon Epsilon Chapter
■ Broward-Palm Beach Chapter
■ Capital City Kappa Chapter
(Tallahassee)
■ Chicagoland Chapter
■ Clearwater Alumni Chapter
■ COB Alumni Chapter
■ CIS Alumni Chapter (Computer
Information Systems)
■ Germany Alumni Chapter
■ Honors Alumni Association
■ Jacksonville Chapter
■ MBA Association
■ Miami Delta Chapter
■ MSIM Council
■ Music Alumni Chapter
■ New England Alumni
■ New York Sigma Chapter
■ Nursing Alumni Association
■ Orlando Gamma Chapter
■ St. Petersburg Beta Chapter
■ Sweden Alumni Chapter
■ Tampa Alpha Chapter
■ Washington, DC, Zeta Chapter
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Name
Address
City State Zip
Home phone ( ) Work phone ( )
Fax ( ) E-mail
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Job Title
Address
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WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DO?
■ I want to help recruit students to UT. ■ I want to help with career development.
■ I want to help plan Homecoming for alumni. ■ I want to be a sports booster.
■ I want to serve as a class agent for fund-raising.
■ I want to .
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Add Value
to Your UT
MBA Degree
Join UT’s
MBA Association
•Backstage tours of Bay
Area companies
•Monthly happy hours
•Networking events
•Leadership development
E-mail mbaa@ut.edu, or
call the Alumni Office at
(813) 253-6209 for more
information.
Alumnotes Editor:
Letter to
THE EDITOR
32 UT JOURNAL
CHAPTER AND
PARENT NEWS
UT Comes to YOU!
Capitol Fun
Be on the lookout for an invitation to a fall alumni event in DC
as UT returns to our nation’s capitol. For more information, contact
Abebi Wolfe at abebi.wolfe@rcn.net.
Texas Hold ’Em
The Alumni Office is eyeing the Dallas-Ft. Worth and Houston
areas for future alumni events. If you live in either area and want
to get involved, e-mail alumni@ut.edu.
REGIONAL ALUMNI EVENTS
New Council for Techies
There’s a new alumni group on campus! The MSIM Council was
formed recently to serve as ambassadors for UT’s MSIM program (formerly
the MS-TIM program). The group also plans to help with the
program’s recruiting events. To get involved with the MSIM Council, email
Bill Heasley at jacktar@tampabay.rr.com.
Parent Update
It was with great sadness that I read of the
death of Dr. William “Bill” Leith in the spring
2006 issue of the Journal. Bill and I were
Korean era veterans and classmates at The
University of Tampa. Thanks to Bill, I managed
my way through Conversational French. The
high school French I had five years earlier
prohibited me from taking introductory French
classes. I admired his marvelous gift for
languages.
After Bill’s graduation [in 1959-Ed.] and my
graduation in 1960, we corresponded for a time.
However, our paths divided as Bill pursued his
Moms and dads, mark your calendars for the Parents Association
Annual Meeting to be held on Friday, Sept. 29, during Family Weekend.
Come learn about the exciting happenings at UT, and meet other Spartan
parents! To get involved in the Parents Association, or to get more
information, e-mail parent@ut.edu. UT
teaching and studies of languages, and I the
study of mathematics at the University of South
Carolina. Many times I wished he was at the
university with me as I struggled to learn
German to meet my Ph.D. language
requirement.
Please express my condolences to his family
and friends.
In Peace,
William W. Leonard, Ph.D.

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on credit card (required)
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Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Banquet $75 $
Athletic Hall of Fame Golf Tournament $300 $
Golden Spartans Luncheon FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0
National Alumni Association Annual Meeting FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0
President’s Open House FREE, but an R.S.V.P. is required $0
Spartan 5K/Minaret Mile Walk $25/$20 for alumni $
Zeta Tau Alpha Coffee Social $7 $
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Classes of ’80, ’81 and ’82 Reunion Dinner $35 $
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Alumnotes
James M. “Jim” Kelly
Jack and Sally Jenkins in an
undated publicity photo.
Editor’s note: Information
for this article came from
a St. Petersburg Times
article by Shannon
Colavecchio-Van Sickler.
34 UT JOURNAL
Scholarship Endowed in
Trustee’s Memory
The Saunders Foundation, the Duckwall
Foundation and the family of James M.
“Jim” Kelly ’58 celebrated his legacy
with a luncheon on the ninth floor of the
Vaughn Center on May 13. Kelly died on Jan.
14 after a long illness. He was 75.
A University trustee from 1980-83, Kelly
also had worked for UT’s development office
after completion of his Bachelor of Science in
Business Administration. Before attending UT,
he had served as an officer in the Army.
“Jim was our first fulltime planned giving
director,” said Daniel Gura, vice president for
development and university relations. “He
helped establish what has become a very successful
planned giving office.”
Kelly had served as director of both the
Saunders and Duckwall foundations, and Gura
credits him as “the driving force” behind their
loyal support of the University. Members from
Kelly family in honoring Jim Kelly’s memory in
a big way at the luncheon: They presented
checks to establish an endowed scholarship in
Kelly’s name. Their combined generosity totaled
more than $125,000.
In addition to his UT and foundation ties
already mentioned, Kelly was executive vice
president of First Florida Bank for 38 years,
Forest Hills Little League president, a Boy
Scout leader (including president of the Gulf
Ridge Council), Tampa Bay Estate Planning
Council president, Carrollwood Civic Association
president, and member of the St. Joseph’s
Hospital Development Council, Palma Ceia
Golf and Country Club, and Ye Mystic Krewe of
Gasparilla.
He also was described as an avid backpacker,
boater, golfer, racquetball player and
Florida Gators fan. He is survived by his wife
of 53 years, Jane, five children, 12 grandchil-
those organizations joined members of the dren and one great-grandchild. UT
Singer and Alumna
Sally Jenkins Dies
Ahalf-century UT love story ended
March 25 when singer Sally Jenkins,
who had performed with her
husband, Jack, on the Ed Sullivan Show, died at
Shands-Jacksonville Medical Center from
injuries received in a traffic accident in
Brunswick, GA. She was 68.
The couple, who met at UT in the late ’50s
while competing for a music scholarship and
were married in 1960 when both were juniors
here, were driving in their minivan when it
was struck by an SUV that ran a red light.
The driver of the SUV, Rogelio Lopez of
Honduras, was charged with vehicular
homicide, driving without a license, operating
an unregistered vehicle, reckless driving and
failure to obey a traffic signal.
Jack Jenkins, 70, was hospitalized at
Shands-Jacksonville with a broken hip and
broken leg.
Aside from the popular Sunday night variety
show on CBS, Jack and Sally Jenkins performed
in Las Vegas and Miami Beach. They
also toured with Guy Lombardo.
Sally had grown up in Brandon, FL, a
Tampa suburb. She and Jack raised three children
in the area before moving in 1989 to St.
Simons Island, GA. There, Jack became entertainment
director at the Cloisters Hotel on Sea
Island, and more recently joined a local jazz
trio. Sally regularly played the flute at area
weddings, sometimes several a week.
“The two of them were like one person,”
daughter Letitia Doyle said. “You never said
‘Jack’ or ‘Sally.’ It was always ‘Jack and Sally.’
They were one.”
Sally Jenkins also is survived by the
couple’s twin sons, Todd and Ryan. UT

Remembering a Member
of the Family
By Natalie D. Preston
Alumni Director 1998-2004
During my tenure as alumni director, I
befriended a lot of graduates. I don’t
remember the first or last time I saw
Connie Segundo ’56, but I do have vivid images
of times in between.
My mom and I sat on the round leather
chairs in Plant Hall Lobby dressed for the
occasion with floor-length gowns, sparkly
accessories and tiny handbags. It was our first
Minaret Society Dinner, in the fall of 1999.
While my mom and I patiently waited for
the next round of Minaret festivities to begin,
Connie joined us. I can’t recall who spoke
first, but soon Connie and my mom were yakking
it up like old college roommates.
At some point during the conversation, my
mom complimented Connie on her ornate
jewelry. She warmly responded that they were
gifts from her husband, and dived right back
into the girlfriend conversation without missing
a beat.
Later in the evening, I told my mom what
little I knew about the Segundos at the time—
they were involved with the University, gave
generously as donors, and had a huge home
on Bayshore Boulevard.
My mom was genuinely surprised to learn
of the Segundos’ wealth. Her surprise was not
based on the fact that Connie didn’t look like
money, but that she didn’t act like it.
I came to know Ernest Segundo ’56 personally
via his board membership with the
National Alumni Association. His number was
saved in my speed dial at work, he always
asked about my mom whenever he saw me,
and we had a great working relationship.
Ernest was an alumnus who could always
be counted on to be present at board-sponsored
events, fulfill his committee responsibilities,
offer meaningful suggestions for the good
of Tampa U., etc.
Connie could always be found at his side.
She wasn’t disruptive or distracting. She didn’t
intrude or impose. But if you engaged her in
conversation, you were in for a treat.
Connie and Ernest Segundo
One day I noticed that Connie wasn’t quite
as talkative as before. Then she seemed to
have difficulties with balance. I later would
learn that she was one of about 4,500 Americans
suffering from Progressive Supranuclear
Palsy, a degenerative brain disease that has no
known cause, treatment or cure.
As the years progressed, so did Connie’s
ailment. She could still be found at Ernest’s
side, but now she clutched his arm a little
tighter. She would attend all the usual alumni
events, but didn’t move around quite as much.
Connie, her sister Ida Coe ’58 and a few
other women dined together at Ladies of the
’50s Luncheon. It was a festive occasion on
the ninth floor of the Vaughn Center.
At some point during our meal, we got
stuck trying to recall the words to the alma
mater. There had to be at least eight of us at
the table, and try as we did, we kept stumbling
on the same part. After a few moments of
embarrassing silence, in a deep, shaky voice,
Connie chimed in with the missing lines that
had stumped the rest of us.
It was the morning of July 6 when I learned
that Connie had passed away. While I knew
that her disease was progressive and had a
fatal outcome, she had been surviving. Ernest’s
news caught me totally off-guard.
As I picked up the receiver to call my
mom, my heart was heavy and my vision
blurred with tears. I felt like I had lost a member
of my family. We both did. UT
Alumnotes
At some point
during our meal,
we got stuck
trying to recall the
words to the alma
mater. ... After a
few moments of
embarrassing
silence, in a deep,
shaky voice,
Connie chimed in
with the missing
lines that had
stumped the rest
of us.
Editor’s Note: Tampa native
and Plant High School
graduate Connie Segundo
graduated cum laude from UT,
where she was outstanding
female graduate, Homecoming
queen, class notable and
Moroccan queen. She passed
away peacefully at her home
on July 5. She is survived by
her husband, Ernest C.
Segundo Sr., a UT trustee from
1997-2003 and trustee emeritus
since 2004, and their three
children; two sisters and a
brother; four nephews; and a
large extended family.
FALL 2006 35

Leaving a LEGACY
Wills and Charitable Bequests:
How Important Are They?
THOMAS R. GIDDENS, PH.D.
Planned Giving Director
E-mail: tgiddens@ut.edu
For Further
Information
Thomas R. Giddens
Director of Planned Giving
The University of Tampa
401 W. Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33606-1490
Telephone: (813) 253-6220
Fax: (813) 258-7798
E-mail: plannedgiving@ut.edu
36 UT JOURNAL
Today, 60 percent of the United States
adult population living in households
with children do not have wills. Some
industry analysts say that many people avoid
making wills because they are afraid to face
their mortality. Still others may perceive that
making a will is a complicated process.
Making a will and keeping it current is
vital to ensuring that your property will pass to
your beneficiaries according to your wishes
rather than according to your state’s intestate
succession laws. Moreover, special issues left
unattended, such as guardianship or minor
children, lifetime care for a disabled child,
trusts in favor of specific people or charitable
organizations, will be decided by others. And
unfortunately, their decisions may not coincide
with your wishes.
Creating a Valid Will
Though only you know the special circumstances
under which you’d like to leave your
estate, an attorney is often recommended. An
estate planning attorney can draft your will so
that it is legally acceptable and accomplishes
exactly what you want it to do.
For example, an attorney will know how
you can leave major gifts by will to charitable
causes and how your estate can enjoy the
benefits of the “unlimited charitable estate tax
A CHARITABLE ANNUITY
THE GIFT THAT PAYS
In exchange for a gift of $10,000 or more, The University of Tampa can offer you (or
someone you designate) a fixed annual income for life. Additionally, you will receive a
sizable one-time charitable deduction. Some sample rates:
YOUR AGE ANNUITY RATE
50 5.3%
60 5.7%
65 6.0%
70 6.5%
75 7.1%
80 8.0%
Your age (and that of the person you might designate), your financial needs and interest
rates determine the annuity rate the University can offer. Annuity rates are subject
to change. Once your gift is made, the annuity rate remains fixed. Please allow us to
send you a proposal.
deduction.” Giving to your church or temple,
alma mater, hospital or other favorite charity
often requires specific language in the will to
leave an effective gift. An attorney can talk
with you about your goals and objectives, and
translate them into legally effective language
that reflects your intentions.
Making a Charitable
Bequest
The gifts you make through your will are
also very important to The University of
Tampa. UT has benefited greatly in recent
years by the thoughtful action of alumni and
others who have made provision for the University
in their estate plans. Some planned
gifts have provided funding for the general
operation of the University, while others have
gone to support the College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences, the John H. Sykes College of Business,
or specific programs within the colleges.
In addition, scholarships such as the University
Scholars program and student research programs
have been endowed in various areas of
study such as chemistry, education, nursing
and psychology through planned gifts. These
programs can support students for generations.
The UT Planned Giving Office has available
several special publications about wills and
issues to consider as you think about preparing
or revising a will, including specific language
for naming the University as a beneficiary. To
receive a copy of these publications or to answer
any questions you might have about including
a charitable gift in your will, please call
Tom Giddens, director, at (813) 258-7400, or email
us at plannedgiving@ut.edu.
Establishing a thoughtful plan for the future
through your will is important to your own
peace of mind and the wellbeing of your heirs
and beneficiaries. Your gifts to others can
keep your spirit alive by impacting others far
into the future.
The information in this article is not intended
as legal, tax or investment advice. For such advice,
please consult an attorney, tax professional or investment
professional. UT

Planned Giving at UT
The annual recognition luncheon honoring
members of the Landmark Society
and Legacy Society was held on
May 16 in the Board Room of the Vaughn
Center. More than 65 members of these giving
clubs and their guests attended the luncheon.
The Landmark Society consists of individuals
and organizations whose cumulative giving
to the University totals $250,000 or more.
Members of the Legacy Society have made
provision for the University in their estate plans.
Five people were initiated as new members
of the Legacy Society, bringing membership to
126. The new members:
• Jean L. Amuso
• Estelle Delo
• Mr. and Mrs. William E. Starkey
• Betty Webb Thomas
Two people were initiated as new members
of the Landmark Society:
• Robert L. Rothman
• David A. Straz Jr.
Landmark Society Membership stands at
72.
The David A. and Mary Irene Falk Memorial
Fund received special recognition at the
luncheon for its establishment and funding of
the first endowed UT scholarship. David A.
Falk founded the fund in 1960. The University
has been a recipient of the Falk Fund each year
since its inception, and of the Falk family for
many years prior to the fund’s creation.
With members of the Falk Fund Board of
Directors as well as descendents of the Falk
family in attendance, the fund not only was
thanked for its long and loyal support over the
Leaving a
years, but also for its
funding of the first
University Scholar.
The University
Scholarship is an
endowed meritbased
scholarship
awarded to a Floridaresident
high school
student who has a
minimum GPA of 3.7
and a minimum SAT
score of 1270 (or a
minimum ACT score
of 29). The selected
student also should
have served as an
active extracurricular
participant or a noteworthy
school or
community leader.
The University
Scholar is expected
to participate in UT’s
Honors Program, and
should maintain
fulltime student
status and a
minimum college GPA of 3.0 in order for
annual scholarship renewal.
President Ronald L. Vaughn announced
the selection of Kelsie Huth as the first recipient
of the scholarship. Kelsie is a resident of
Ormond Beach, FL, and attends Father Lopez
High School. She is valedictorian of her senior
class with a 4.0 GPA and a 1340 SAT score.
She is a four-year
multi-sport athlete,
and is captain of
both the volleyball
team and the softball
team. She also is
active in community
service, mentoring
children via the
Ambassador’s Club.
She plans on majoring
in international
business and minoring
in Spanish. UT
LEGACY
Top: President Vaughn welcomes
David A. Straz Jr., UT board
chair, into the Landmark Society
and Jean L. Amuso ’64 into the
Legacy Society.
Above: Falk Fund board members
Herbert Carrington, John Peters
and John Howley (from left)
celebrate creation of the
University Scholarship with its
first recipient, Kelsie Huth.
Left: University Scholarship
recipient Kelsie Huth, center, and
her mother, Jeanne Devers, meet
Maureen Rorech Dunkel (right),
vice chair of the UT board.
FALL 2006 37

SpartanDollars and $ense
Your Money Put To Good Use
TRACY EDWARDS FRYE
Director of the Annual Fund
E-mail: tfrye@ut.edu
UT Annual Fund Core Components
STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIPS
38 UT JOURNAL
ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
When donors decide to make unrestricted
Annual Fund gifts, they
are entrusting UT to put their
money where it can best serve the University.
This past year, 1,800 donors who are trustees,
alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends told
UT to put their gifts toward the area of greatest
need. This open-ended generosity gave UT the
opportunity to pick up where tuition revenue
leaves off, helping to fund student scholarships,
campus improvements, academic programs
and faculty development.
Although the funding areas are broad,
make no mistake about the specific impact of
an unrestricted gift. One of the most significantly
affected areas
CAMPUS
IMPROVEMENTS
FACULTY
DEVELOPMENT
benefiting from unrestricted
support is
student scholarships.
UT was able
to award $24 million
in institutional aid to
students last year.
The dream of a private
education became
a reality for
thousands of students benefiting from UTbased
scholarships. Eighty academic programs
were enhanced through program initiatives,
including laboratory experiences and
student research projects spanning beyond the
classroom doors.
Campus improvements over the past year
have ranged from simple classroom needs like
new student desks and fresh paint to extensive
campus enhancements like renovation of the
McNiff Fitness Center and the building of a
new baseball stadium.
A university is only as good as its educators.
With faculty development opportunities,
UT faculty are able to attend conferences,
receive academic journal subscriptions,
and conduct further research in
their respective areas of expertise, a benefit
that trickles down to UT students and makes
the mentoring experience worthwhile.
Annual Fund donors should expect to
know how their unrestricted gifts are impacting
the University. The Annual Fund is not an
indefinable “black hole.” It is, however, the
means by which trusting and educated donors
can make an impact that has no bounds and
sets an example of open-ended generosity for
others to follow.
MacLeod Alumni
Challenge Results
I am pleased to announce the results of
the 2005-06 MacLeod Alumni Challenge.
Alumni Jim ’70 and Liz ’71 MacLeod pledged a
$50,000 challenge gift to match new or increased
unrestricted alumni gifts dollar for
dollar last year. What’s more, they agreed to
double-match those gifts coming from alumni
of the last decade. The match was a huge
success, with $100,000 raised in new and increased
gifts. Of this amount, more than
$11,000 was raised from alumni of the last
decade. The match had a significant impact on
the results of the Annual Fund, with new and
increased gifts accounting for approximately
52% of alumni gifts received last year. Thank
you to everyone who stepped up to the
MacLeod Challenge!
Get On Board Early
The 2006-07 Annual Fund officially began
on June 1. August and September begins solicitation
efforts with our constituencies, although
you don’t have to wait to hear from us
to make your gift. You can get on board early
by sending in your Annual Fund gift prior to
the year’s solicitation letters and calls. When
you make your gift early, you give UT the opportunity
to put your gift to good use at the
beginning of the school year. You also get the
satisfaction of being counted and recognized
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bor City: The Making of a
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It is full of treasures of our past.
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known for tourism and citrus—a cigar factory
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culture and cuisine pulse with a distinctive Latin
flavor. Ybor City’s history and characters come to
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Tampa Historical Society
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Honor Roll 2005-06
Dear Friends of UT:
The lists below acknowledge the individuals, corporations and foundations donating
to The University of Tampa during the 2005-06 fiscal year. Once again, the outpouring of
support for your University was astounding.
The University was the beneficiary of gifts from many generous individuals,
corporations and foundations from June 1, 2005, through May 31, 2006.
Through your gifts, you play a vital role in the life of the University. As always, I hope
that each of you has an opportunity to visit the campus soon to see the projects made
possible through your capital campaign contributions, and to meet the faculty and
students whose work and study your Annual Fund gifts have helped sustain.
Sincerely,
Ronald L. Vaughn, Ph.D.
President
We have made every effort to ensure that these lists are correct. However, if you discover an error or omission, please e-mail
development@ut.edu, or call the Development Office at (813) 253-6220.
2005-06 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
The President’s Council is
the most esteemed gift
society of The University
of Tampa, honoring donors
of $10,000 or more during
the last fiscal year. This
includes gifts that have
been received from the
University’s first
comprehensive capital
campaign during the last
fiscal year.
GOLD MEMBERS
($50,000 OR
MORE)
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
Bailey Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Berman
David A. and Mary Irene Falk
Memorial Fund within the
Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay
DEX Imaging Inc/Dan Doyle
David A. Straz Jr. and
Catherine L. Straz
The Beck Group/C. Samuel
Ellison
The Joy McCann Foundation
Jane Kelly
Gene and Patsy McNichols/
McNichols Company
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J.
Naimoli
Mrs. Barbara Parker
Mr. Robert Rothman
The Saunders Foundation
John H. and Susan W. Sykes
TECO Energy Foundation
Rick and Sandy Thomas/
Thomas Financial Group
UT Dining Services
The Don and Erika Wallace
Family Foundation
The Walter Foundation
SILVER MEMBERS
($25,000-$49,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey
Board of Fellows
Mrs. Estelle Delo
Maureen Rorech Dunkel
Frank E. Duckwall Foundation
Krewe of Sant’Yago
Educational Foundation Inc.
Jim and Liz MacLeod
Merchants Association
of Florida/Mr. Peter
Rodriguez Jr.
Pepsi Bottling Group
Ms. Sharon K. Predham
Tampa Greyhound Track
Verizon Foundation
Mrs. Mary Wade
BRONZE
MEMBERS
($10,000-$24,999)
AmSouth Bank of Florida
Bank of America
Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./
Borrell Family Foundation
Inc.
Bright House Networks
Mrs. Karen M. Casey
Cecil S. Harrell Family Fund/
Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay
The Chiselers Inc.
Citigroup/Tampa
Conn Memorial Foundation
David A. Straz Jr. Foundation
Gil DeMeza
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Dickey
Estate of Betty Webb
Thomas/Michael Thomas
Mr. Roger I. Fried
Humana
Mrs. Lorena Jaeb
Roberto Juarez
Mr. John L. Macdonald/
Macdonald Family Foundation
Linda and Tony Marcelli
Neil J. Rauenhorst
Mr. Philip Orsino
Mr. Rod L. Piatt
Mr. Lance C. Ringhaver
Ernest C. Segundo Sr. and
Connie Felicione Segundo
(deceased)
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Selmon
Skanska
Sodexho Campus Services
(Facilities)
SunTrust Bank/Jeffery Dunn
The Tribune Co./The Tampa
Tribune
USAA Foundation
Cathy L. Unruh
Dr. Raghavendra R.
Vijayanagar
Wachovia Foundation/Mr.
Roy J. McCraw Jr.
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2005-06 MINARET SOCIETY
Named in honor of the
minarets atop H.B. Plant
Hall, the Minaret Society
recognizes alumni and
friends who contributed
between $1,000 and $9,999
to The University of Tampa
during the last fiscal year.
Donors to athletics are
members of Sword &
Shield. This includes gifts
that have been received
from the University’s first
comprehensive capital
campaign during the last
fiscal year.
GOLD CRESCENT
MEMBERS
$5,000-$9,999)
Architectural Designs Inc.
Bank of Florida
Board of Counselors
Robert C. and Aida Calafell
Peter and Vivian Cammick
Gordon W. and Patricia
Campbell
William N. Cantrell/TECO
Energy
Paul Carastro/Carastro &
Associates Inc.
CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris
Catanach
Cordova, Smart, & Williams,
LLC
DeFosset Family Foundation
John P. Foster
Florida Independent College
Fund (FICF)
Constantino and Rosa
Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Syd Heaton
Hillsborough River Rlty
Corp./Mr. John H. Avalon
Jacarlene Foundation
William and Gertrude Johnson
JP Morgan Chase
Eric Kreher/Kreher
Architects Inc.
Mrs. Susan W. Leisner
Debra and Dale Lewis
Martin Litho
Lowry Murphey Family
Foundation
Lykes Insurance
Gene and Aldyth Marshall
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John B. McKibbon/
Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay
Kimberly S. Morris
The Musante Family
Foundation
The New York Yankees
Tampa Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Angel J. Oliva Jr.
Mr. Vincent G. Pavese/
Certegy Payment Services Inc.
Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock
Publix Supermarkets
Charities Inc.
Raymond James
Royal Krewe of Sparta
David and Rara Ruberg
Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk
Hotel
Bill and Barbara Starkey
Sweetbay Supermarkets
Sykes Investments
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation Inc.
Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter
Tampa Tribune
Mr. George O. Wilson III/
Tampa New Auto Dealers
Association
UT Women’s Club
Walter Industries
John B. and Michael West/
West Family Foundation Inc.
SILVER CRESCENT
MEMBERS
($2,500-$4,999)
Armed Forces Financial
Network
Ashley Plaza Hotel
Bank of America Matching
Gifts
The Bank of Tampa
Gabriel Beyrent
Chris and Linda Catanach
Dr. Jon C. Chisholm
Charlie Coleman
Columbus Crew
Cordova, Smart & Williams,
LLC
Courtyard & Residence Inn
By Marriott Downtown
Tampa
Mrs. Lea Lavoie Davis
Garth and Anne Drewry
Ernst & Young Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Paul David
Feinstein
Mr. James L. Ferman Jr.
Mrs. James L. Ferman
Alan C. Fisk/ Carter Balcourt
Atkinson
Mr. Bill G. Gieseking/Pepin
Distributing Company
Jane Hall-Witt
Ms. Susan Harmeling/
Gasparilla Distance Classic
Col. and Mrs. Joseph W.
House
Hyatt Regency Tampa
Downtown
Jeff and Jan Knott
Mrs. Rena Jacobson
Mr. Anthony J. Leone
Mr. Edgel Lester/Carlton
Fields
Ian MacKechnie/AMSCOT
Financial Inc.
McKibbon Hotels
R. Drew and Judith P. Mohr
Mr. Lester and Yetive Olson
Prudential Foundation
Rough Riders Inc.
Mr. Al Santiago/Johnson &
Johnson
Mr. John F. Spangler
Storr Office Environments of
FL Inc.
Suncoast Schools F.C.U.
Mr. Richard C. Swirbul
Sykes Investments
TECO Energy Foundation
Mr. William Trelop/Jackson
Transformer
Mr. Richard S. Turer
United States Tennis
Association
2005-06 LANDMARK SOCIETY
The Landmark Society
recognizes donors
whose lifetime donations
total $250,000 or more.
Jane and Sid Allen
Educational Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S.
Austin
Mr.* and Mrs.* William
Barritt
Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey
The Bailey Family
Foundation
Bank of America
BECK Group
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blanchard/WRB Enterprises
Mr. Thomas E. Bronson
Bright House Networks
The Chiselers Inc.
Conn Memorial Foundation
Charles A. Dana Foundation
Daniel M. Doyle
David and Maureen Dunkel
Mr.* and Mrs.* Jack Eckerd
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Ferman Jr./Ferman
Automotive Management
Mr.* and Mrs. James L.
Ferman Sr./Ferman
Automotive Management
David A. and Mary Irene
Falk Memorial
Florida Independent
College Fund
*Deceased
BRONZE
CRESCENT
MEMBERS
($1,000-$2,499)
Rebecca L. Abdoney
Dean Akers
Mr. Hector Alcalde/Alcalde &
Fay
Donna R. Alexander
Dr. Braulio Alonso
Altadis U.S.A. Inc.
Matilde Amarchand/Rama
Business and Arts Inc.
Girard Anderson
Karen Arnold/Storr Office
Environments
Bret Azzarelli/Elements
Kyle and Michele Bailey
Sam and Cookie Bailey
Mr. W. Kendall Baker
Walter U. Baker/Meridian
Partners/Signium Intl.
Mr. Lowry Baldwin
Mr. Anderson L. Baldy III
Mr. Melton R. Battle
Mrs. Elisabeth A. Bernitt
Best Western The Westshore
Hotel
Frank Stanley Beveridge
Foundation
Charles A. Frueauff
Foundation
The Estate of Charles
Goulding*
The Estate of Mr.* and Mrs.
Max Hollingsworth
Huizenga Family Foundation
Mr.* and Mrs. Robert Jaeb
The Estate of George
Jenkins*
Merle C. Kelce*
Mr. I. Z. Kessler*
Dr. Peter O. Knight*
Mr. and Mrs. William
Krusen Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Macdonald
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mandt
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
McNichols/McNichols
Company
Merchants Association of
Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morsani/
Morsani Charitable
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Naimoli
Mr.* and Mrs. J. Ross Parker
Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur D.
Pepin
Pepsi-Cola Inc.
The Estate of Wilhelmina
Pearde*
The Estate of Walter S.
Pierce*
Rob and Julie Blagojevich
Mr. Russell M. Blain
Lyle Blanden/J.O. DeLotto
and Sons Inc.
Jerry and Gloria Bobier
Mr. Ed Brennan/Greater
Tampa Swimming
Association
Mr. Thomas R. Brice/IBM
Funds for Community SVC
Mr. Walter T. Bromfield/
Maritrans
Bradley and Mandy Brown
John F. Bruels
Jackie Buckler/WCI
Communities Inc.
Mr. Daniel Byrne
Ms. Carol Byrnes
John W. Cammack/Skanska
USA Building Inc.
Dr. Xavier F. Cannella and
Mrs. Sharon L. Cannella
Cingular Wireless, LLC
Christopher Clabby/Grant
Thornton Inc.
Robert J. Clark Jr./Tampa
Steel Erecting
Andrew Scott Cohen/Vertical
I.T. Solutions Inc.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 43
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poe
Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Poe Sr.
Publix Super Markets
Charities
Mr.* and Mrs. Allen N.
Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Rothman
The Saunders Foundation
Sodexho Services Inc.
State of Florida Divison of
Historical Resources
The William G. and Marie
Selby Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Straz Jr.
SunTrust Bank
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Sykes
Tampa Alpha Alumni Chapter
The City of Tampa
Tampa Greyhound Track
Tampa Jai-Alia
TECO Energy
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Richard
Thomas
Mr. Robert Thomas Sr./Port
Sutton
The Estate of Margueritte
Thurston*
Verizon Florida
Wachovia Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W.
Wallace
Mr.* and Mrs.* James W.
Walter
Mr.* and Mrs. David E. Ward

MINARET
SOCIETY
CONTINUED
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Collins Jr.
Kenton Colwell
Joli Cooper/ Cordova Smart
& Williams, LLC
Tom and Diana Cornett
Dorothy Cowden
Mr. Frank E. Curley
John Curran
Noretta C. D’Albora
Eugene R. D’Amore
Mr. Charles M. Davis Jr.
Kimberly De Shong
Dave and Linda Devine
Jerry Dingle/Community
Foundation of Tampa Bay
Mr. Paul Dixon and Lt. Col.
Deirdre Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Dorrance
Laura Plumb Duda/TECO
Energy Foundation
Barbara Rubin Eastman
Mr. Thomas Edrington
Charles T. Eldredge
Mr. Ira Federer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Fentriss
Ferman
Evan Brauman Fetter
Michael and Pattie Fiduccia
Fishhawk Ranch
Homeowners Association
Mr. Robert E. Forschner
Fassil and Konjit
Gabremariam
Mr. John F. Germany/Holland
and Knight Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Giddens
Global Impact
Quintin Gonzalez
Mr. John A. Green
Mr. Marcus W. Greene
Janet I. Greenwood/
Greenwood Associates Inc.
Irene Guy/Verizon Services
Group
Gulf Marine Repair
Corporation
Stanley J. Gundlach
Dan and Barb Gura
The Beck Group
Mr. James Hackman
Mr. Thomas Hall
Mr. Hi Hampton/Lykes
Insurance Inc.
Mr. R. Reid Haney/Ward,
Rovell, PA
Mr. Aaron W. Hendry
Ben H. Hill III./Hill Ward &
Henderson, PA
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hill III
Mr. John Hindman
Mr. Michael Hooker/Glenn
Rasmussen Fogarty & Hooker
Penelope H. Hulbert/RBC
Centura Bank
Mr. Ronald S. Holliday
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A.
Hoover
IBM Corporation
Innovative Marketing
Group Inc.
J. Stein Foundation Trust
James Rivard Pontiac GMC/
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard
Prosport Management Inc.
Ms. Joan Mae Jones
Julio’s Inc.
Sie Kamide
Ms. Leslie A. Kanter
Michael B. Keller
Joseph H. Kelly Jr./Walter
Industries Inc.
MAJ Kimberly R. Keravuori
Jacqueline D. Knight/Knight
Owl Communication
Helen T. Kerr/Community
Foundation of Tampa Bay
Gary Kleinman and Laura
Beron Kleinman
Jeff Klepfer
Robin R. Kraemer
Gregory D. Landwirth/Fanny
Landwirth Foundation Inc.
Mr. Richard Lane
Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr.
Lee Hecht Harrison
Mr. Robert Lee
Mr. Robert Lee Leffler
Levy Awards
Mr. Andrew Lewis
Mr. Norman G. Light
Tony Linguanti Jr./Taylor
White
Mr. Angel E. Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. Lux
Mr. Michael D. Malfitano
Mr. Brian J. Malison
Mrs. Judith Mandt
Mr. Marc Mandt
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise
R. Mark Govin/Mark
Master Inc.
The Hon. Bob Martinez
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
McCann III
Mr. Robert J. McCarthy/West
Coast Van Rental Inc.
Karen McKinney/McKibbon
Hotel Management Inc.
McLain Plumbing Company
Mr. Thomas A. Meachum
Ms. Vicki M. Meachum
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Mendelsohn
Mr. Robert E. Morris
Ms. Diane P. Muhl-Ludes
Robert J. Muir
Brenda Mueller/ Tomlin
Temporary Services
Mr. James B. Murphy Jr.
Mr. Stephen W. Murray
Gary Nash
Ms. Lee Ann Ned
Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D.
Newman
Rick and Sheri Ogorek
Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr.
John Oliva
2005-06 FREDERIC SPAULDING SOCIETY
Named for the Founding
President of the University,
the Frederic Spaulding
Society recognizes those
alumni and friends who
contributed between $100
and $999 during the last
fiscal year.
FREDERIC
SPAULDING
SOCIETY GOLD
($500-$999)
Accenture Foundation Inc.
Affordable Lock & Key Inc.
Association of U.S. Army
Suncoast Chapter 3202
B & B Castaways, LLC
Ms. Gail L. Barker
Mr. Thomas A.
Bernadzikowski
Tommy and Trang T. Back
Mr. Robert L. Boileau
Brand Scaffold Builders Inc.
Ron W. and Carol Brown
Mr. John Stewart Bryan III
Mary Lois Crespo
Lindsay Ann Bunting
Ms. Christine M. Burdick
Roger Chamieh
Ms. Renatta Filewicz Cochran
Mr. Joe M. Collera Jr.
Clara B. Cooper
Thomas G. Creed
Cura Sod Corporation
Luke M. and Cynthia Curley
John M. DeVeny
Dr. Sara Deats
Robbins H. Denham
Beatrice Eckart
Mr. and Mrs. John Armon
Ellis
Escot Transportation Inc.
Mr. Thomas E. Feaster
Frank and Kathy Finelli
Gaffin Industrial Services Inc.
Keith A. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Grant
Thomas J. and Louisa I.
Hegarty
Dr. Richard I. Hogrefe
Hooters on Location
Ed Hsu
G. Gail Hyde
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
David and Margaret Orner
Mr. Elmer W. and Dr. Karin E.
Otto
Al Page
Fred and Carolyn Pancoast
Dr. Raymond Papp
Kyle J. Parks/Walter Industries
George and Barbara M.
Pennington
Marc and Donna Popovich
Ms. Helen C. Price
Luciano Prida & Company
John Robinson/Fowler White
Boggs Banker, PA
Bob Ruday
Richard and Franci Rudolph
Gary Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ryan
Darryl Salustro/Skanska USA
Building Inc.
Bruce A. and Adajean Samson
Mr. Christopher Sass/
Cushman Wakefield
Mr. Seth M. Schimmel
Mrs. Diane M. Schneider
Lynn Schumacher/Lee Hecht
Harrison, LLC
SchwabFund for Charitable
Giving
Mrs. Kim M. Schwencke
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sclafani
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott
Todd and Pamela Scudder
Dr. John N. and Dell Shadgett
Stephen Shear/Levy Awards
& Promotional Products
Dennis M. and Michele S.
Sheehan
Jonathan Siegel/Mind
Inventions
The Smith Family
Mr. Bill Snyder Jr.
Sonshine Drywall & Metal
Framing Inc.
Mr. John F. Spangler
Mr. Thomas C. Spangler
Mr. Stephen B. Straske II
Mr. Fred N. Stribling
Craig C. Sturken
ING Financial Services
Corporation
Fred and Sara Kenfield
Barbara O’Connor-Krasny
Mrs. Carol Lane
JR Tobacco Outlet Inc.
George T. Lewis
Lisa Rosen Lievense
Buford S. Lindsay
Donald Marinelli
Paul McClay Sr.
Mr. Thomas A. Meachum
Robert Mercado
Merck Company Foundation
Robert F. Meredith
Ted and Sandra Onis Mims
Mr. Richard Monteleone
Suncoast Comp. & Benefits
Foundation
Talbott Realty Inc
Dr. William L. Taldone
Tampa Bay Performing Arts
Center
Tampa Council of the U.S.
Navy League
Tampa Eye Clinic
Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas
Jewish Foundation
Tampa Women’s Club Inc.
Dr. Jeffrey Lee Tedder
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Mr. Thomas P. Terril
Mr. John Thalasinos
Thomas Financial
Mr. Lee M. Tobin
Holly Tomlin/ Tomlin
Temporary Services
J. Arthur Turner III./Tampa
Armature Works Inc.
USAA Savings Bank
Ronald L. and Martha A.
Vaughn
Verizon
Wal-Mart Foundation
Mr. Hindman P. Wall
Ms. Jill Warren
Dianne HB Welsh
William O. West/Bank of
Tampa
Ms. Ruth White, CLU
Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Whitehead
Jane and Jerry Williams/
Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay
Ms. Renee A. Williams
Ms. Diana L. Winoker
Mr. Colin B. Wiseman
John McRae Wolfe/
Pachyderm Marketing Corp
Xpedx
Joe and Vilma Zalupski
Ms. Flora J. Zbar
Zeno Office Solutions
Mrs. Laura Zonies-Shaffer
Mr. Sanford Zuckerbrot
Mr. Tom Mora
Mr. Clifford Mott
Mr. David Leonard Muley
Mr. Patrick J. Murphy
Elbert W. Nasworthy
Navy League of the U.S., St.
Petersburg Council
Rey and Mary Neville
Ms. Mamele K. Omensetter
Newkirk
Mr. Richard Y. Newton Jr.
Mrs. Tania Nordelo
Pasco M & A, LLC
Meredith Paxton
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper
Mary B. Prescott
ROI Consulting Group Inc.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 44
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Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
2005-06
FREDERIC
SPAULDING
SOCIETY
CONTINUED
Raymond James &
Associates Inc.
Roche Surety Inc.
Chris Rodriguez
Phillip L. Rosing
David and Terri Ross
Philip S. Rosseter Jr.
Mr. Frederick M. Rothenberg
Ms. Gloria C. Runton
Sandip S. Sahota
Francis Samperisi
Larry and Maxine Schwartz
Ben Sheldon
Signal 15 Inc.
Mr. Thomas H. Singletary
Thomas E. Slaymaker
Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA
Dr. Timothy L. Snyder
Southland Title Company
State Farm Companies
Foundation
Sverdrup Technology Inc.
Daniel and Beth Sweeney
Miss Kristin Swofford
Tate & Lyle North America
Miss Pamela M. Tayon
Tenet Healthcare Corporation
Robert and Elsa (deceased)
Terri
The Industrial Company
Mark Tibbs
Mr. Osborne Timmons
Barbara Tomeo
Trans-Phos Inc.
The Tribune Company
Mr. Alex D. Tzelepis
USAA Matching Gift Fund
Valiente Tile Inc.
Dr. Kathryn VanSpanckeren
Mattie T. Vega
M. Brent Wertz
John V. Whitbeck, MD
Ms. Charleen D. Wyman
Adam Yalowich
FREDERIC
SPAULDING
SOCIETY SILVER
($250-$499)
Anonymous
Albert A. Fox Jr. Campaign
Account
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Dr. Judith Anderson
Paul M. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Antonacci
Retired Master Sgt. Miller
Arbutine, USAF
Dr. and Mrs. Pedro P. Arrabal
B3 Solutions, LLC
Wendy’s/BBB Service
Company Inc.
Mr. Laurence M. Bagan
Sylvester T. and Violetta
Barwinski
Mr. Eric R. Beattie
Kathleen J. Belmonte
Beyond Loj.ixs Inc.
Orlando and Anna Lee
Blancato
Dr. Joseph P. Bodo Jr.
Joseph Bonacci
Ron and Paula Bouchard
Robert and Lorri Bruns
Caglianone & Miller, PA
Dennis G. Castellano Jr.
Wesley J. Champney
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christian
Axel Claesges
Mr. Edward Collins
Suzanne Edgett Collins
David A. Cowdrick
Mr. Kevin Crofton
LTC Roy D. Croy Jr.
Ms. Maureen Ann Daher
Janette Dale
Destination Tampa Bay Inc.
Mr. Simon L. Dingfelder and
Dr. Martha M. Harrison
Amy J. Doktor
Stuart L. Douglas
Ron DuBois
Andrew and Angela Dwork
Richard A. Espindola
Dr. Cheri Etling
Lynnette M. Evenson
Jeffrey Prenatt
Hans Kristian (Kris) and
AnnMarie Fauske
Dan and Debbie Ferrazza
Melanie L. Fish
Florida Health Science Center
Mr. Terry W. Fluke
Marleen M. Frye
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Gallagher
Rufino Galvan
Mr. Anthony S. Gonzalez
Ralph and Cynthia Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Goodson Jr.
Ronald and Judy Govin
Jerrold W. Gregory
Monique Groulx, Ph.D.
Kagan Gursel
Harry E. Teasley Jr.
Foundation
Mr. David J. Healy
Mr. Cecil Henriquez Jr.
G.B. Henry
Mr. Stephen P. Hess
James M. Hoffheimer
Chuck and Barbara A. Holmes
John J. Holton
Mr. Phil M. Holzer
Susan L. Huff
J.P. Griffin Inc.
Jerry and Pat (deceased)
Jackson
Perry and Katie Keene
Timothy W. Kennedy
Jack and Kathleen King
Brenda K. Kinley
Steve Kucera
Geoff and Whitney LeCain
Jonathan M. and Lynelle Leess
William W. Leonard, Ph.D.
Alan and Ellen Levin
Harold C. Lewis
David and Ellen Lonigro
Lynn M. Madden
David Maguire
Dr. Richard Mathews
Brian and Diane McGlame/
Auburn Commercial Co.
Laura Meisler
Donald M. Metzger
Joe and Hilda Mills
Stanley and Juanita Moore
Ted and Beth Anne Moore
Mr. George T. Moran
Morgan Stanley
Francis R. Morse Attorney
at Law
Mr. Peter H. Moses
Dr. Linda L. Musante
New York Life Foundation
Orthopaedic Association of
West Florida
Daisy Bowman Pandolfo
Michael R. Pender Jr.
Waylon and Katherine
Peterson
Mr. Ralph Poetsch
Col. and Mrs. Alex Portelli
Mrs. Tracey J. Potter
Mr. Robert G. Pottinger
Richard R. Powell, DDS
Prado Enterprises Inc.
Kristen Price, MD
Dr. Wayne Price
Mr. William J. Priff
Michael and Donna
Pucilowski
Mark and Beth Putnam
Dorothy Gonzalez
Quarterman
Mr. Sean T. Quigley
Jerome D. Quinn
Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn
Mr. John F. Ranon Ranon &
Partners Inc.
Michaele Taylor Rao
Miss Dawn D. Rawlins
Robert and Deborah Reardon
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick E.
Reid II
Mr. Kenneth J. Reid
River Hills Realty Inc.
Harry S. Robertson
Tara & Wayne Robinson
Peter Rodriguez
William B. Roth
Jeff Rubel
Sherman C. Runions and
Associates
S&B Wings Inc.
Luciano A. Santa Cruz
Steven T. Sawyer
Jason F. Schrago
Terrell and Neva Sessums
The Sherman/Gross Group
Merrill Lynch
Patrick and Lillian Pauchey
Simon
Buddy Skinner Jr.
George E. Sprenkle
Richard and Leslie Stein
Michael Stiglich
S. Harriett Strum
TIAA-CREF
Tampa Bay Advertising
Federation
Mr. Bill Taylor
Jerry and Kathy Taylor
Dr. Susan Mary Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Carmelo Testa-
Secca
The Cappy Law Firm, PA
Dr. Emilio Toro
Trenam Kemker Attorneys
at Law
Dr. Michael Truscott
Robert W. Turner
Brian C. Ussery
Jeanette DeGuzman Valenti
John and Aileen Van Dalsum
Varsity Insurance Inc.
Jacques Verron
Dr. Eric Vlahov
Michael K. Voris
Brad Wakefield
Peter and Deanna Waldron
Ellen D. Baker Wallen, MD
David L. Webb
Mr. Joseph J. Wessel
Mr. Bob Wilson
Charles Wireman
Mark Wolfe
Mr. Robert Woodward
Robert F. and Doris H. Yates
FREDERIC
SPAULDING
SOCIETY BRONZE
($100-$249)
AT&T
Ms. Nancy J. Abel
Jim and Laura Adams
Mr. Michael L. Adams
Shirley L. Adams
Robert and Shirley Addems
Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins
Scott W. Agnew
Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq.
John Craig Ainsworth
Mr. Jon E. Albrecht
Bryan Alexander
David and Rebecca
Alexander
Mr. Bernard P. Alicki
Michael and Stefanie Allain
Patrick H. Allman III
Leonard N. Altamura
Marvin R. Alvarez
Mr. Guy F. Amuso
Jean Lackovic Amuso
Jay Anders
Andretta Marsh Properties
Matthew P. Ansbro
Mr. Brian Anthony
Skinny Antonini
David Arango
Mr. John L. Argerious
Jon C. Arnold
Mark W. Arrowood
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley
Ms. Lynn Marie Awad
Paul Babikow
Dr. Gregg Bachman
Diane J. Bain
Rachel (Price) Baker
Scott E. Baker
Dr. Wheeler L. Baker
Frances Stevens Barksdale
William W. Barnes
Richard Bartels
James B. and Judy L. Barton
Rose Beiro Barus
Thomas and Elise Batik
LuAnn Battista
Jack and Val Beatty
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker
Maureen Adams Becker
James K. Beckmann Jr.
Mr. Robert Begelman
Mr. Joseph A. Beiro
BellSouth Matching Gift Ctr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vahit Belli
Mark and Michelle Bellish
Benefield Foundation Inc./Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Benefield
Ms. Alfreda T. Benge
Mike Benner
James L. “Jim” Berfield
Adela Bernard
Soterios “Sam” G. Bessis
Beyond Promotions
Brian and Patricia Bickel
Dr. William Preston Billig
William Bissett
John B. Bjorlie
Jennifer Blackwell
Robert L. Blanchard
Roland and Judy Blanco
Sandra Perez Bobko
Robert W. Boculac
Mr Peter Bohnsack
Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc.
Leonor Bonfonte
James L. Bonnette
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Borden
Borg-Warner Matching Gifts
Program
Jim and Peggy Boris
Borrell Electric Company
Inc./Mr. Anthony Borrell Jr.

James W. Bostick
Lisa Bostick
Dr. William P. Bosworth
Constantine T. Bougas
MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen
Charles R. Bowers Jr.
Bill Boyd
William Boyd
Mr. Patrick J Boyle
Raymond C. and Lorraine
Bozich
Marshall and Claire Bradley
Mr. Robert C. Bradley
Robert C. Brenner Jr.
Mrs. Jerry Jones Bressin
Ronal D. Brewer
Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth
D. Zandueta
Dr Leonard L. Britten
Harry and Dot Britton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Britton
Andy W. Brown
Jennifer Brucker
June Nance Bryan (’50) and
Avron Bryan (’51)
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bryan
Mr. Chris Bryan
Mr. Larry W. Bryant
Tammy J. Buchan
Judge and Mrs. Morison Buck
Morton C. Bulkley
Katharine L. Bumstead
Mrs. Gail Burch
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Mr. Thomas Burgeier
Burke View Garage Inc.
Kelly Carrillo Burke
Joan G. Burpee
Robert A. Burwell
Mr. Adrian B. Bush
Mr. Cezary Bykuc
C & C Painting Contractors
Inc.
James V. and Jill Caimano
Bob and Linda Caldwell
William V. Cally
James F. Calvert
Candy’s Dog Grooming Inc./
Candy Schloesser Retter
Gerand Cappiello
Christopher and Julie
Capsambelis
Richard R. Caravana
Mr. Leonardo J. Carmona
Tim Carpenter
Rene D. Carrera
Colin Caspersen
Mr. Robert C. Castle
Caterpillar Foundation
Mr. Roger Thomas T.
Cayetano
Mrs. Kittie L. Chapman
Ben Chatmas
Kenneth Cherven
Dr. and Ms. Richard D.
Cheshire
Jeffrey Kent Christy
Mr. Jay M. Chrobak
Mr. Kirk D. Churchill
James J. Cianci
Mr. Tino Cianci
Dr. Peter Ciejek
Jason M. Ciofalo
Joel Cirello
Jennifer L. Clark
Jim and Velva Clark
Johnny Clements
Major Anna M. Cline
Eleanor Mercer Cline
Ida A. Felicione Coe
Mr. Bret L. Coffman
Bernard I. Cohen
Frances P. Collins
Ms. Nancy A. Connor
Constellation Energy Group
The Construction
Company Inc.
Marlyn Cook
Mrs. G. Spring Copeland
Frank and Julie Corden
Richard E. Corthell
Erin G. Costello
Mr. and Mrs. Myron R.
Coughenour
Marcy L. Courier
Bradford and Ann Cowen
Norman D. Cramer
Ted Cranmer
Crews & Garcia Inc.
Robert V. Crick
James R. Crosby
Mr. Powel A. Crosley
Gary Cross
Lee A. Crouch
John E. Crumbley
Patrice Cunningham
Kathryn Cushing
Mr. Joseph K. Cutler
Kathy Cutler
Anthony and Linda D’Aquila
D.J. Ramey & Associates, PC
D.J.’s Drywall Inc.
Judge and Mrs. Paul W.
Danahy Jr./Community
Foundation of Tampa Bay
Mr. John J. Daoud
Darden Restaurants
Foundation Gift Matching
Program
Mr. James H. Davidson Jr.
Juliet Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont P. Davis
Col. Michael P. Davis
Sean Davis
Mrs. Lisa Davis-Gore
Marvin C. Dawkins
Mrs. Lynne Frasa De La Rosa
Leslie A. Deal
Robert Delgado
Mr. Ruben R. Delgado II
Mrs. Leigh Denard
Mr. Kurt R. Devlin
Lawrence S. Devos III
Ms. Roxanne (Katchmark)
Dickinson
Mrs. E. Ann Dinofsky
Paul Dolan
Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski
Gilmore A. Dominguez
Grant Donaldson
Patrick J. Donoghue
Ginny and James Doolittle
Claire (van Breemen)
Downes
Donald R. Drake III
Leah Drill
Mr. Ronald L. Dristle
Ms. Anne Lynn Druck
Julie and Al DuFaux
Mr. John Austin Dubia
Mrs. Betty J. Dubry
Mr. Babatola Durojaiye
John and Jamie Dwan
Mrs. Kimberly A. Earl
Jeana Ebanks
Mr. William F. Ebsary
Santiago Echeverry
Mrs. Judith Edberg
George E. Edmondson Jr. ’45
Mr. Claudius B. Effiom
Gerald W. Eppley
Mr. David Epstein
Mr. and Mrs. Keith R.
Erickson
Frank J. Espinosa
Mr. John Evans
Ms. Margie L. Evans
Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell
Dr. Thomas M. Fabian, MD
Mr. Tim Fahey
Edna L. Falter
Frank P. Farmer Jr.
Fashions Direct
Dick Faunce
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata
William and Barbara
Fechtmann
Feldman Orthodontics
Barry A. Ferguson
Mr. Thomas E. Ferguson
John Ferrando
Dr. James M. Fesmire
Mrs. Donna Strong Finck
Mr. Clifford B. Finkle III
Florida Bibliophile Society
Jerry Flynn
Ms. Alice M. Fogle
David and Joyce Ford
T. Michael Foster, PA
Joe and Melba Fountain Jr.
William Franchi
Vincent Frattaruolo, RN
Victor and Elizabeth Fresh
Mr and Mrs J.R. Frush
Tracy Edwards Frye
William Keith Fulk
Mr. Jerome Fulton
Mr. Daniel B. Funk
James J. Gabriel
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R.
Gagliardi
Marty J. Gall
Mrs. Catherine G. Gallagher
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Mr. Glenn E. Gallagher
Antonia D. Gannon
Overton G. Ganong
Mrs. Irene J. Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia
Luis Garcia
Robley Hunt Garrigan
Joan Kelly Garrison
Gaspari Family
Mr. Clifford S. Gelbard
Mr. Robert P. Gelzheiser
Mr. John F. Germany
Mr. Steve Gervais
Michael and Joyce Gerwe
Mr. Ronald Giardelli
Louise Clayton Giargiari
Ms. Catherine A. Gibson
Ms. Jennifer S. Giles
Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gillen
April L. Gillespie
Pat Gillette
Gerald L. Gillis
Angela Gillisse
Larry J. Gispert
Mr. Pasquale Gispert
Mr. Matthew J. Glickenhaus
Roland Goehring
Anthony J. Gonzalez
Mr. Bryan A. Gonzalez
Regina Gloria Gonzalez
Yvonne Gray
Lorraine Rafter Graybill
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Green
Mr. Richard T. Greenberg
James T. Greene
Shawn and Jeanne Gregory
Gloria Jefferson Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Herman W.
Groller Jr.
Margaret J. Grosz
Marian G. Guagliardo
Mrs. Carole M. Guyton
Charles Hach
Robert and Elizabeth Hach
Mr. Brian W. Haff
Mr. Charles J. Hahn
Norman and Carol Haines
Mr. C. Michael Halfast
Mrs. Cheryl Anne Hall
Seth D. Halpern
Loanne Hamje
Mr. Hiram P. Hampton II
Tony and Elaine Hardin
Carol Harlow
Dorothy Thonnesen Harper
Jon and Charlotte Harris
Mr. Darryl K. Harrison
Carole Homler Harry
Charles Hart
Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck
Robert A. Hathaway
Larry L. Hatlestad
Dr. Roxanne Hauber
Dr. Judy Hayden
Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth
Ms. Stephanie N. Heath
Alice Thomas Hedrick
Steve T. Hekkanen
Dr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Hemstreet
Mr. Robert J. Henderson
Joyce E. Henry
Caridad D. Herrick (DeLara)
Kathleen A. Hetz
Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle
Karen K. Hilliard
Doris M. Hinson
Valerie Smith Hirvela
Dan S. Ho
Mrs. Candace G. Hobbs
Mr. Julius R. Hobbs Jr.
Charles H Hodgkins
Frances S. Hoffmann
MaryJean Hoke
Shelly Havas Hollingsworth
Kevin Holzgruber
Thomas and Sheila Hood
Ronald L. and Donna Johns
Hough
Mark A. House
Dr. and Dr. John Henry
Houseman
Mrs. Wanda W. Howell
Mr. Robert C. Hudson
Dr. Peggy Huey
Dolores Hull
Homer E. Hunnicutt
Mr. Michael V. Hunt
George Truman Hunter
Etelvina A. Hutchins
Ms. Maxine Hutchinson
Michael R. Iezzi
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Inman
Dr. David Clark Isele
The Jack Family
Mr. Harold A. Jackson
Felix P. Japp
Barbara B. Jeffrey
Dr. and Mrs. Michael G.
Jeffries
Ethel M. Jensen
Dr. Jay Jisha
William A. Job
Francis and Carolyn Johnson
Frank and Darlene Johnson
Mr. Tom J. Johnson Jr.
Mr. Robert M. Johnston
Adam W. Jones
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2005-06
FREDERIC
SPAULDING
SOCIETY
CONTINUED
Alfred W. Jones III
KPNJ Marketing Inc.
Stu Kadesh
Herbert Kalloff
Kenneth C. Kane
Patricia A. Kane
Mr. Robert R. Kane
Mr. Steven A. Kass
Arthur L. Keeble
Jean M. Keelan
T. Wayne Keene
Dr. Robert J. Kerstein
Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich
Joseph and Kellie A. Kiely
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Kijanski
Retired Lt. Gen. Joseph W.
Kinzer
C. R. Rocky Klein
Mr. Robert L. Knowles
Koehler & Company, PA
Ms. Therese M. Kominski
Clifford Korn
Mr. James D. Krause
NAI Krauss Organization
Mr. Mike Krekdrain
Andy Kroupa
Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A.
Krzywicki
Dr. Gerald Kutzman
Mr. Keith LaBrecque
Dr. Anthony P. LaRose
Joseph and Deborah
Lamphier
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun
Laura Waller Advisors Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laurino
Law Office of Brian M.
Bilodeau
Lawson Resources Inc.
George LeVan
John J. Leandro
Al and Rosemary Leathers
Barbara (Micki) Bailey Ledoux
Clayton Lee Vanness
James E. Lee and Anna L. Lee
Su U. Lee
Lionel O. Leon
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Rebekkah Housholder
Leonard
Dr. and Mrs. Keith Andrew
Lerro
Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr.
Deborah M. Lester
Mark and Karen Liebel
Steve and Ashlee Liebel
Mr. Alexander P. Liggett
Michael and Kristy Long
William and JoAnn Longley
Marilyn Longo
Dr. Luz P. Lono
Dennis A. Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo
Robert E. Lovely Sr.
Mrs. Sarah D. Lowenberg
Mr. Rolando Luis Jr.
BJ Lutzk
Hans W. Lux
Ms. Ellen Lyons
Ross D. Macaluso
Carol Jo Mador
Brian and Carol Magness
Steve and Rose-Marie
Magriby
Gordon Maingot
Miss Erin C. Maloney
Ned and Bette Maloney
Alexander Mammen
Mary Catherine Martin
Manning
Mannix Motors
Mr. Ronald A. Marks
Mr. Donald. H. Marsian
Bob Martens
David A. Martin
Mr. Jerry Paul Martin
William B. Martin
Roberto Martinez Jr.
Charles Edward Mascenik
Mr. Morley L. Mason
Matassini Law Firm
Matrix Advertising, LLC
Dr. Erika Matulich
Lewis and Betty Maxwell
Ms. Brooke M. May
Robert McCall and Deanny
Ogden McCall
Mr. Joe C. McCloney Sr.
Norma McCumber
Susan E. McDaniel
Charles Lynn McGee
Sylvia Roque McGinty
John E. McGowan
Roger McGrath Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McGuire
George McLaughlin Jr.
Heather J. McLay
Kathleen S. McLeroy
Attorney
Ms. Barbera McManis
Edwin W. and Helen W.
Means
Doctor H. James Meginley
Mr. Vincent J. Mercadante
Retired
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Foundation Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Frank A. Meyer Jr.
Cheri Midulla
Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr.
Travis J. Milks
Beatrice B. (Siller) Miller ’96
Sharon E. Miller, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K.
Miller
Walter V. Minahan
Mr. Bill Minahan
Marco and Jacquline Miranda
Jeff Mitchell
Mrs Patricia Mohammed
Mr. Marc M. Montalto
Mr. Kelley Moore
Jim and Sally Moorehead
Dale M. Moser
Charles J. Most
Mueller/Baisden Advertising
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S.
Mulbarger
William M. Mulholland
Brenda H. Murray
Samuel W. Musgrave
Eugenie Myers
Ivan Navarro
Ms. Jean Nelson
John Sovereign Nessmith
New York Life Insurance
Office of Government Affairs
David Newcombe
Richard and Annette Nichols
Albert B. Nieto
Mr. Richard L. Nittinger
No.1 Soccer Camps
James and Mia Nolan
Mary J. Nolan
Charles A. Norberg
Jill Northrop
Kevin J. Northrup
Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff
Michael O’Donnell
Mark S. O’Malley
Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn
Mrs. Nancy R. Odell
Odiorne Insurance Agency
Bob and Leslie Ogan
Retired Col. Herbert P. Ohm,
USA
Joseph P. Orlando
Howard E. Padernacht
Scott and Carol Paine
Bernard A. Pargh
Thaddeus and Margaret
Parker
Ms. Francine M. Pasetti
Chris Pastina
Retired Col. Wilmot E. Y.
Paxton
Sandy Lofland Payne
Payroll Consultants
Edmund A. Peck
Rod & Eileen Peck
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pedrero
Bobbie Pepitone
Peter Perez
Cindy Bivins Perkins
Mr. Frank Permuy Jr.
The Rev. Paul Austin
Perrine Jr.
Grita Vail Perry
Pestgo Exterminators
Jay and Kelly Phelps
Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr.
Vicki Phillips
Glenn M. Philson
Sharon T. Pickett
Frank and Cindy Pidala
Mr. Gene E. Pike
Mr. Lou Piniella
Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger
Mr. Daniel J. Plasencia, MD
Peter L. Platteborze
John and Kathleen M. Poe
Rennie and Lisa Poirier
George A. Pollock
Gloria and Lionel Polo
Jose T. Prado
O. Kumar Prasad
Ms. Elyse C. Presta
Mr. James C. Preston Jr.
Lt. Col. Darwin Prewitt
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Mr. Joe Priest
Public Solutions Inc.
Pulsifer Brokerage Inc.
David A. Pulver
Dr. Fred Punzo
Dr. Mark Putnam
Quality of Life Home Health
Services Inc.
Judith Quick
Michael Quinn
Nando Quinones
Christopher Quirk
Mr. Michael G. Rabelo
John and Anne Bishop Rachel
Bill Radke
Mary Collura Raines
Mr. Jeffrey Raley
Ram Sales & Marketing
Mr. Julio C. Ramirez Jr.
Mr. Mauricio Ramirez
Sunnilal Ramnarine
Jose and Mildred Ramos
Mr. Henry M. Ramseur
Department of Facilities
William C. Rapley
Tammy Rasmussen
Ray Reid Soccer School Inc.
Maj.Gen. Frederic J. Raymond
Mr. William M. Rea
Cecil and Hope Reed
Regan Construction Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Regar
Stephen C. Rehman
Bradley and Alice Reid
Adrian Goas Renta
Clifford and Martha Replogle
Retail Permit Services Inc.
Mrs. Emmy Purcell Reynolds
Mr. Joseph F. Rich
Everett and Anmarie Richards
William and Eunice
Richardson
Mr. Roger V. Rigau
Dr. David Rindler
Benson “Alex” Riseman
Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi
Sarah Agliano Rivas
Rivero Gordimer & Company
Mrs. Sylvia A. Rivero Peters
Ms. Kristin D. Rizo
Robert Reid Wedding
Architect
Scott W. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Roberts
The Peter D. Rodenbostel
Family
Nanette Nivens Rodgers
Mr. Dean M. Rodriguez
Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez
Mr. Curtis R. Rogers
Jeff Rogo MBA ’94
Mr. Victor Romero
Jules and Elisabeth Romfh
Mrs. Jean A. Ronso
Mr. Raul Roque
Mr. Jeffrey Rosenbaum
Dr. Nancy C. Ross
Alexa and Connor Rossi
Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston
Mr. Timothy A. Ruff
Dr. Hemant Rustogi
Mr. David K. Ryan
Henry G. Saavedra
Eugene Sambataro
Mr. L. Gray Sanders, Attorney
Mr. Scott Sanders
Gladys Santiago
Mrs. Rayma Santos
Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson
Rakesh and Karlene Sarna
Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo
Retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul
E. Sawyer, USA
Greg Scanio
Sharon P.C. Schaefer
Mr. Marc J. Scheer
Scherline & Associates
Melba Schjang
Richard Schmidt
Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz
William M. and Mary T.
Schmitz
Scott A. and Lori Rieth
Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Norman J.
Schnitzer
Mr. Alan Schreier
Lynn Schultz
Dr. David Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F.
Segundo
James K. Selmser
Frank and Margaret Selph
Mr. Michael M. Seoane
Mr. Mitchell K. Seoane
Shadetree Consulting
Mrs. Ida M. Sheehan
Walter and Dorinda Shelley

Lyman and Judith Sherman
Liza Shimmin
Mark M. and Audrey Shine
Dr. Britt Shirley
Stephanie J. Sibley
Siemens Westinghouse Power
Elisa Silets
Dr. Helene Silverman
Cary R. Singletary
Mr. Ray Sinibaldi
Robert J. Siwula
Stuart and Ruth Sklut
William J. Smalley
Michael and Theresa Smith
Maj. Gen. Zannie O. Smith Jr.
Ms. Cassandra Smith-Boothe
Dale Hyman Solomon
Mr. Robert G. Southey
Spectrum Painting & Paper
Hanging
Mrs. Kimberly A. Sperling
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tommy
Spicola III
Mr. Richard C. Spoto
Shawn P. Sprague
Charles F. and Jean W.
Sprietsma
Squire Sanders
Jerold R. and Anne S. Stadel
Miss Maryann Staudinger
Jim and Judy Stefan
Mr. James Stefan
Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA
David J. Stofflet
Willie J. Stokes
Kathleen C. Stone
Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe
Mr. Michael J. Strycharske
Emmanuel J. Suarez
David J. Sullivan
Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan
Fred and Carol Sundberg
Mr. C. Michael Sunderland
Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland
Brian Sutton
Mr. Gil Swalls
Steve Swift
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sylte
Mr. Michael J. Szwejkowski Jr.
Tagliarini Architectural Group
Tampa Chamber of Commerce
Jack and Beth Tanner
Mrs. Judith B. Tawil
Mr. Austin Taylor
Ms. Krista G. Testwuide
Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr.
The Active Network Inc.
Thomas C Roberge &
Company
2005-06 SWORD & SHIELD CLUB
Contributors to the athletic
program of The University
of Tampa are recognized
as members of the Sword
and Shield Club. With the
support of these special
donors, Spartan athletics
continues to grow and
achieve.
SWORD & SHIELD
$25,000 OR MORE
BECK Group
The Joy McCann Foundation
Ms. Sharon K. Predham
SWORD & SHIELD
$10,000-$24,999
Rick and Sandy Thomas
SWORD & SHIELD
$5,000-$9,999
Board of Counselors
CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris
Catanach
New York Yankees-Tampa
Office
Pepsi Bottling Group
SWORD & SHIELD
$1,000-$4,999
Sam and Cookie Bailey
Mr. W. Kendall Baker
Best Western The Westshore
Hotel
Ed and Lois Brennan
Ms. Carol Byrnes
Chris and Linda Catanach
Mr. Frank E. Curley
Mr. Thomas Edrington
Fishhawk Ranch
Homeowners Association
Gasparilla Distance Classic/
Ms. Susan Harmeling
Joseph and Sue House
Innovative Marketing
Group Inc.
Jackson Transformer
Company
Ms. Leslie A. Kanter
Mr. Richard Lane
Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr.
Mr. Robert Lee Leffler
Mr. Andrew Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise
McNichols Company
Mr. Robert E. Morris
The Musante Family
Foundation
Gary and Sheila Nash
Lester and Yetive Olson
Pepin Distributing Company/
Mr. Bill G. Gieseking
Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock
Rough Riders Inc.
Mrs. Kim M. Schwencke
Todd and Pamela Scudder
Dennis M. and Michele S.
Sheehan
Bill Snyder
Sonshine Drywall & Metal
Framing Inc.
Derrick D. Thomas
Ella L. Thomas
Mr. Donald H. Tiller III
Charlene Tobie
Glenn and Patty Todd
Toga Food and Sports
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo
Mr. and Mrs. John Tomlin
Tosca Roofing Service
Scott R. Trautman
Ms. Jeanne Travers
Mrs. Tracey L. Tripp
Mrs. Deanna Trippi
Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R.
Trzcinski ’90
U.S. Energy Services Inc.
Joe Ubinas
Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr.
Joseph J. Urschel
Ernest and Mary Urso
Mr. Joseph D. Urso
Mr. Salvatore J. Urso
Tom and Jean Valenti
Tom Valenti
Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen
Vargo, LLC
Mr. Michael S. Vargo
Mr. William Vasana
Suncoast Schools F.C.U.
Mr. Richard C. Swirbul
Tampa Eye Clinic
Lee and Valerie Tobin
United States Tennis
Association
Wal-Mart Foundation
Hindman and Wanda Wall
West Coast Van Rental/Mr.
Robert J. McCarthy
SWORD & SHIELD
$500-$999
B & B Castaways, LLC
Ms. Gail L. Barker
Jeffery Carter
Mr. and Mrs. John Armon
Ellis
Escot Transportation Inc
Terry Fluke
Gold Cup Coffee Service Inc.
Keith A. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Grant
Hooters on Location
Mrs. Carol Lane
Anthony Maniscalco
Ted and Sandra Onis Mims
Mr. Tom Mora
Rick and Sheri Ogorek
Pasco M & A, LLC
Mr. Frederick M. Rothenberg
Mr. Thomas H. Singletary
Dr. Timothy L. Snyder
George E. Sprenkle
Daniel and Beth Sweeney
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Vigo Importing Company Inc.
Villa Madonna School
David Virgilio
Mr. Rama K. Vudutala
Mrs. Jamie E. Wacek
Vikki T. Wall
Lamar R. Erk Wardell
Mrs. Louise Warner
David M. Wasserman
Wendell and Frances Waters
Mr. Allen E. Watson
Kathryn Perdicaris Weed
Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss
Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss
Virginia Weiss
William and Leila Welborn
Mary Margaret Huston Wertz
Wesley United Methodist
Church
Steven Weichselbaum West
Mr. Jeff R. White
Oscar and Sandra White
Dr. Paula M. White
Steve White
Cheryl A. Whiteman
The Robert A. Whitfield Trust
Jonathan Wiede
Raymond and Helene Wiede
Trans-Phos Inc.
The Tribune Company
Ms. Charleen D. Wyman
Adam Yalowich
SWORD & SHIELD
$250-$499
Anonymous-Individual
Wendy’s/BBB Service
Company Inc.
The Bank of Tampa
Ron and Paula Bouchard
Ron and Carol Brown
Caglianone & Miller, PA
Dennis G. Castellano Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Christian
Charlie Coleman
Ms. Maureen Ann Daher
Destination Tampa Bay Inc.
Andrew and Angela Dwork
Mr. Stephen P. Hess
LaRue Planning &
Management Services
Dr. Linda L. Musante
Orthopaedic Association of
West Florida
Miss Dawn D. Rawlins
S&B Wings Inc.
Ernest and Connie Felicione
(deceased) Segundo
David Thompson
TIAA-CREF
Mr. Bill Taylor
The Cappy Law Firm, PA
Varsity Insurance Inc.
Dr. James N. Wieland
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wilde
Joe Wiley
William H. Cross & Co., CPAs
Mr Billye Williams
Mrs. Brenda L. Williams
Ms. Delores A. Williams
Gary and Shahla Williams
Mrs. Shannon D. Williams
Mr. Morris S. Willner
Carl and Corinne Wilmarth
Arthur B. Wilt
Willaim P. Wimberly
Lynne Wimmer
Allan Windt
Dr. Norma Winston
David Wolf
Belinda West Womack
Dick Woodward
T. Warren Wooten
Brian and Marla Wormser
Cindy K. Xenick
Stephen and Adrienne Yates
Z F D Inc.
Kathleen S. Zamon
Mr. Andrew M. Zentmayer
Retired Cmdr. Michael A.
Zidek, USN
Gary and Sharon Zimmerman
M. Brent Wertz
Mr. Bob Wilson
SWORD & SHIELD
$100-$249
Jim and Laura Adams
Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins
Scott W. Agnew
Mr. Brian Anthony
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker
Adela Martinez-Bernard
Sandra Perez Bobko
Peter and Julie Bohnsack
Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc.
Bill Boyd
Marshall and Claire Bradley
Dr. Leonard L. Britten
Chris and Bruce Bryan
Mr. Thomas Burgmeier
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Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
2005-06
SWORD &
SHIELD CLUB
CONTINUED
John E. Crumbley
Carlos Cubas Jr.
D.J.’s Drywall Inc
Col. Michael P. Davis
Mrs. Leigh Denard
Julie and Al DuFaux
Mrs. Betty J. Dubry
Mr. and Mrs. Keith R.
Erickson
Ms. Margie L. Evans
Mrs. Donna Strong Finck
Ms. Alice M. Fogle
Joe and Melba Fountain Jr.
Jerome and Deborah Fulton
Mrs. Irene J. Garcia
Mr. Ronald Giardelli
Angela Gillissee
Mr. Pasquale Gispert
Dan and Barb Gura
Mrs. Cheryl Anne Hall
Tony and Elaine Hardin
Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck
Alice Thomas Hedrick
M.J. Hoke
Vin Hoover
Mrs. Wanda W. Howell
Jerry and Pat (deceased)
Jackson
Dr. Jay Jisha
Mr. Robert M. Johnston
KPNJ Marketing Inc.
Patricia A. Kane
Ms. Therese M. Kominski
Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo
Steve and Rose-Marie
Magriby
Mannix Motors
Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr.
Bill and Martha Minahan
Mrs Patricia Mohammed
2005-06 FACULTY AND STAFF DONORS
Anonymous
Mr. Travis L. Abercrombie
Mr. Jon E. Albrecht
Donna R. Alexander
Phyllis Alexandroff
Dr. Judith Anderson
Dr. Gregg Bachman
Eric Ballard
Mrs. Wing Barfoot
Ms. Ellyn Bender
Dr. Lori Benson
Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger
Lisa Bostick
Mr. Robert Bovarnick
Mrs. Heather Brabham
Mr. Winfield S. Brickett
Dr. Susan F. Brinkley
Ms Lisa R. Brock
Jennifer Brucker
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S.
Mulbarger
Odiorne Insurance Agency
Edmund A. Peck
Mr. Frank Permuy Jr.
Frank and Cindy Pidala
Cher and Bob Pittenger
Mr. James C. Preston Jr.
Mr. William J. Priff
Michael and Donna
Pucilowski
Mr. Henry M. Ramseur
Tammy Rasmussen
Ray Reid Soccer School Inc.
Regan Construction Inc.
Retail Permit Services Inc.
Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi
Richard and Mary Jo Schmidt
Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz
William M. and Mary T.
Schmitz
Mr. and Mrs. Norman J.
Schnitzer
Mrs. Ida M. Sheehan
Mr. Ray Sinibaldi
Michael and Theresa Smith
Shawn P. Sprague
Charles and Jean Sprietsma
Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan
Gil and Cathy Swalls
Mr. Austin Taylor
Toga Food and Sports
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo
Mrs. Deanna Trippi
Joe and Julie Urso
Dr. Eric and Denise Vlahov
Vikki T. Wall
Mr. Allen E. Watson
Steven Weichselbaum West
William H. Cross & Company,
CPAs
Mr Billye Williams
Mrs. Shannon D. Williams
Belinda West Womack
Robert and Lorri Bruns
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust
Linda Bryskiewicz
Mrs. Gail Burch
Ms. Lydia E. Burguet
Stephen and Mary Burroughs
Mr. Adrian B. Bush
Mrs. Andrea Calow
Christopher and Julie
Capsambelis
Chris and Linda Catanach
Wanda V. Chaves
Dr. Mary Clancy
Dr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Cloutier
Suzanne Edgett Collins
Marlyn Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Myron R.
Coughenour
Marcy L. Courier
SWORD & SHIELD
UP TO $99
Mrs. Nancy W. Agnew-Weems
John Craig Ainsworth
Lisa A. Alleson
Mr. Daniel J. Alvarez
Mr. David R. Anderson Sr.
Judith K. Anderson
Katharine Weekley Barker
Dr. Wade G. Birch
Mrs. Nichole A. Bostic
Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti
Mr. Steven C. Braddock
Mr. Winfield S. Brickett
Mr Keil L. Brinster
Lt. Col. Raphael P. Brown,
USMC
Lt. Col. Robert Bruns and
Mrs. Lori Bruns
Mrs. Gertrude E. Burwell
C & C of Tampa Bay Inc.
Chastain Painting
Contractors
Mrs. Miriam W. Clark
Brent Combs
Retired Lt. Cmdr. James
Conner, USN
Mr. Kristin K. Cox
Mr. Timothy M. Cregan
Mr. Ricardo J. DeForest
Jay W. Derwin
Brenda Desmarais
Mrs. Patricia Dixon
Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger
Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger
Mr. Al Evans
Mr. Stuart W. Evans
Vincent and Lyn Falcone
Doug Forster
Ms. Irene T. Fotis
Mrs. Ann M. Fox
Miss Lauren H. Geller
Mr. Octavio Gomez
Ramsay and Patricia Grice
Mrs. Lanell E. Griffin
Gordon and Sylvia Couturier
Dorothy Cowden
Kim Curry
Mr. George DaPonte
Juliet Davis
Gil DeMeza
Dave and Linda Devine
Mr. Paul Dixon and Lt. Col.
Deirdre Dixon
Grant Donaldson
Julie and Al DuFaux
Santiago Echeverry
Mrs. Judith Edberg
Dr. Cheri Etling
Donna Eubanks
Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Favata
Mr. Thomas E. Feaster
Pat Fenda
Mrs. Laura Hampton
Nicole L. Hirst
Joel Damian Hudson
Seth and Amy Huston
Mr. Mario H. Infante
Mrs. Sheila N. Jacobs
Mrs. Helen Kane
Brian K. Knotts II
Shelby L. Kuni
Mr. A.J. Kuntz
Mrs. Margaret M.
Lacapruccia
Mrs. Linda A. Lamberty
Jack and Lynn Lamond
Land O’Lakes Marine
Mrs. Joan M. Levesque
Robert F. Lockwood Jr.
Tony and Kerry Lott
Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio
Mr. Mark S. Mahre
Lena Makurath
Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq.
Mrs. Carol T. Mancini
Mr. Paul S. Marinelli
Norah Marftinez
Russell P. Mike
Mrs. Lynne A. Miller
Mrs. Dianne D. Miner
Keith G. Mishler
Lynn Moeder
Maria A. Mohammed
Marissa Mohammed
Mrs. Luetta A. Moore
Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan
Mr. Ross D. Myers
Mr and Mrs John O’Hara
Joe and Mary Obusek
Mr. Thomas W. Odiorne
Mr. Todd Panah
Mr. A. Michael Perotti
Mrs. Laurel J. Pittman
Mr. Albert Garrett Pless
Mrs. Rosann Pollock
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Fentriss
Dr. James M. Fesmire
David and Joyce Ford
Mr. Robert E. Forschner
Mrs. Luella F. Franqui
Bruce K. Friesen
Paula Fry
Tracy Edwards Frye
Michael W. Fuiks III
Mr. Jerome Fulton
Dr. Brian L. Garman
Thomas R. Giddens
Dr. and Mrs. Francis X. Gillen
Mrs. Deanne L. Godin
Miss Brittany N. Gonzales
Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez
Mr. and Mrs. Herman W.
Groller Jr.
Dan and Barb Gura
Mr. Melvin Ramcheran
Mrs. Susan J. Raper
Ms. Donna M. Rasmussen
Ms. Barbara M. Reder
Robert Rippy
Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy
Denise M. Rubio
Mr. Chip Sasser
Mr. Robert S. Sheppard
Mr. Timothy A. Snook
Tom and Bet Snyder
Charles F. and Jean W.
Sprietsma
State Farm Insurance
Mrs. Laurel A. Steckel
Mr. Rod Steier
Mr. E. Daniel Swanson
Mr. Robert A. Sylte
Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum
Mrs. Linda A. Thompson
Mr. Peter J. Tomaino
Mr. Mark V. Wakefield II
Ms. Patricia O. Walls
Col. & Mrs. William E.
Wetzelberger
Mr. William T. Whitehouse
Mrs. Minnie B. Whitlock
Mr. Theodore B. Williams
Mr. Erik C. Winkler
Dr. Jennifer Wortham
Joe and Donna Woznicki
Mr. Charles Yezak
Frank Zedar
Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman
SWORD AND
SHIELD ENDOWED
SCHOLARSHIPS
Sam Bailey Endowed Athletic
Scholarship
Sam Ellison/BECK Endowed
Scholarship for Athletics
Borrell Family Endowed
Scholarship for Athletics
Tom Fitzgerald Endowed
Soccer Scholarship
Jeni M Halpain
Jay Hardwick
Carol Harlow
Dr. Roxanne Hauber
Dr. Judy Hayden
Thomas J. and Louisa I.
Hegarty
Steve T. Hekkanen
Steven A. Hendrix
Ms. Beverly D. Hicks
Dr. Lola Hidalgo-Calle
Mrs. Charissa Hobbs
Dr. Leon Hoke Jr.
Chuck and Barbara A.
Holmes
Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz
Thomas and Sheila Hood
Dr. Peggy Huey
Dolores Hull
Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt

Rebecca Ingalls
Dr. David Clark Isele
Joel Jankowski
Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Jeffries
Dr. Jay Jisha
Mr. Robert M. Johnston
Aida Kadic-Galeb
Ms. Leslie A. Kanter
Jean M. Keelan
Mr. Donald W. Kelly
Timothy W. Kennedy
Dr. Robert J. Kerstein
Ms. Cathy R. Kessenich
Jack and Kathleen King
Jeff Klepfer
Mr. James D. Krause
Steve Kucera
Dr. Anthony P. LaRose
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Laurino
Ms. Janice Law
Jane Lawler
Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr.
Dr. James Lee
Susan Taylor Lennon
Mrs. Connie J. Leow
Mr. Edgel C. Lester and Dr.
Deborah M. Lester
Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger
Dr. Clayton S. Long
Mr. Douglas MacCullough
Steve and Rose-Marie Magriby
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Marfise
Mr. Donald Todd Marrs
Mr. Donald. H. Marsian
Charles Edward Mascenik
Dr. Norma Matassini
Dr. Richard Mathews
Dr. Erika Matulich
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
McCann III
Miss Keven E. McGinn
Dr. William McReynolds
Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Miller
James and Sally Moorehead
Kimberly S. Morris
Michael Munger
Dr. Linda L. Musante
Donna M. Napoli
Fernando A. Nolasco and
Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco
Mrs. Courtney O’Neil
Dr. Kathleen G. Ochshorn
Rick and Sheri Ogorek
Mrs. Ginny L. Olson
Mr. Elmer W. and Dr. Karin E.
Otto
Scott and Carol Paine
Dr. Raymond Papp
Ms. Francine M. Pasetti
2005-06 GIFTS ($1-$99)
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aarts
Robert and Karen Abberger
Mr. Charles S. Abell
Annika Abrahamsson
Tom and Bunny Ackerly
Sue Tennant Ackert
Joseph R. Adams Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Adams
Ade T. Adebisi
Advising Office-UT
Mrs. Nancy W. Agnew-Weems
Peter Albano
Norma Jean Alcalde
Patricia Alchediak, Ph.D.
Homer M. Alderman Jr.
Phyllis Alexandroff
Ms. Leontyne L. Locke
Mr. J. L. Allen
James W. Allen
Lisa A. Alleson
Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Almand
Mr. Mark Alswanger
Mrs. Karen L. Altemose, RN
Mr. Daniel J. Alvarez
Anna Kristine Anderson
Mr. David R. Anderson Sr.
Judith K. Anderson
Zeynep Angin
Argy Anthony
Mr. Robert J. Apple
Mrs. Mary Ficcio Arce
Mr. and Ms. Steve Archer
Andrew and Virginia
Armstrong
Jack A. Arnold
Krista Ashe
Mr. Robert H. Ashmead
Timothy Auperin
Mr. Charles P. Austin
John Back
Mr. Philip J. Bacon
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bainbridge
Ernesto and Judith Baizan
Joseph Baker
Kelly Balaco
Mr. Patricia A. Bales
Eric Ballard
Philip R. Balser Jr.
Dr. Tosha Barclay
Wing Barfoot
Katharine Weekley Barker
Dianne R. Barns
Retired Lt. Col. Richard D.
Barnett, USA
Ramona Lopez Barringer
Mrs. Katherine J. Bartalino
Richard H. Bartlett
William Baur
Allison Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Becker Jr.
Joel M. Belinc
Carmen Bell
Mr. Christian P. Bellingrath
Mr. Douglas Bender
Ms. Anna M. Passantino
George and Barbara M.
Pennington
Mrs. Teresa M Pergola
Mickey and Judy Perlow
Mr. Gene E. Pike
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Piper
Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger
Ms. Laura D. Plumb
Marc and Donna Popovich
Mrs. Tracey J. Potter
Mary B. Prescott
Dr. Wayne Price
Dr. Fred Punzo
Dr. Mark Putnam
Drs. Philip and Joann Quinn
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey
Stanley A. Rice
Ms. Kelly E. Ritrievi
Ms. Linda A. Rodriguez
Mr. Curtis R. Rogers
Sonia Romero
Mrs. Jean A. Ronso
Mr. Dean A. Rooney
Dr. Nancy C. Ross
Lezlie L. Rovnanik
Jack and Anne Rowland
Denise M. Rubio
Bob Ruday
Dr. Hemant Rustogi
Ms. Ellyn Bender
Stephen and Ronnie (Honig)
Bendernagel
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood A.
Benner
Dr. Lori Benson
Sharon Benson
Ms. Eleanor M. Berberich
Martha Berdeal
Vivian Law Berdy
Terri Arthur Berger
Ruth Harmon Bergstrom
Ms. Aida I. Bermudez
Mrs. Deborah L. Bernhard
Mr. Gary M. Berthelson
Mr. James Bessette
Dorothy M. Bibb
Mr. John E. Biggs IV
Suzanne M. Bilicska
Dr. Wade G. Birch
Becky S. Bird
Thomas E. and Susanne
Birmingham
Mr. Thomas E. Bissonnette
Robert C. Bixby
Bernice H. Black
Mr. George L. Blanco
Mr. Jack Bless
Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger
Mr. B. Wallace Blount
Danette and Charles Bodine
Clayton A. Bodine
Thomas Boehringer
Ms. Patricia P. Bohannan
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Gladys Santiago
Ms. Nancy A. Saucedo
Mrs. Edesa Scarborough
Sharon P.C. Schaefer
Ms. Jenna W. Schebell
Dr. Mary Jane Schenck
Richard Schmidt
Ms. Krystal R. Schofield
Joseph Sclafani
Monica M. Sheridan
Dr. Britt Shirley
Dr. Helene Silverman
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy
Smith
Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling
Mr. Tom Snyder
Dr. Andrew J. Solomon
Michael Staczar
Mr. James Stefan
Mr. Douglas J. Sutherland
Brian Sutton
Mr. Gil Swalls
Kevin W. Sweeney
Dr. Susan Mary Taylor
Robert and Elsa (deceased)
Terri
Ella L. Thomas
Mr. Todd K. Thomas
Dr. Al Tillson
Charlene Tobie
Ms. Kymberly L. Bohart
Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke
Joseph F. Bohren
Robert and Mary Bondi
Mr. Michael H. Booth
Charles Boover
Lorna A. Borghese
Mrs. Sylvia Boronell
Barbara Bosco
Mrs. Nichole A. Bostic
James Daniel Botkins
Mr Marc A. Boults
Mr. Robert Bovarnick
Charles E. Bowers
Mr. John M. Bowler
Ms. Laura L. Boyd
Madelyn G. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. John Brabham
Mrs Vilma E. Bracetti
Mr. Steven C. Braddock
Ms. Tracey B. Bradford
Mrs. Muriel Cox Bradley
Mr. Guy D. Bradstock
Philip C. Bragg
Ruth C. Bragg
Joel Philip Braverman
Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Brenneman
Jacqueline Cooper Brethen
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.
Brewer
Mr. Winfield S. Brickett
Dr. Susan F. Brinkley
Mr Keil L. Brinster
Dr. Emilio Toro
Mrs. Kallynn Lane Trowell
Dr. Michael Truscott
Mr. Joseph D. Urso
Rosario and Connie Urso
Dr. Kathryn VanSpanckeren
Ronald L. and Martha A.
Vaughn
Dr. Eric Vlahov
Michael K. Voris
Mr. Hindman P. Wall
Dr. Judith Washburn
Dr. Mary Anne Watson
Mr. Terry R. Watson
Mrs. Jeanette A. Weiss
Mr. Michael E. Wells
Dianne HB Welsh
Mrs. Brenda K. Wendel
Mary Margaret Huston Wertz
Mrs. Brenda L. Williams
Dr. Elizabeth Winston
Dr. Norma Winston
Mark Wolfe
Dr. Barbara Wooldridge
Jimmy D. Workman Jr.
Dr. Jennifer Wortham
Mr. Charles Yezak
Drs. Carl L. and Paula S.
Zielonka
Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman
Mr. Fredric Britt
Ms. Lisa R. Brock
Lee Brock
Dr. Harriet A. Brodsky
Joseph J. Bronte
Mrs. Patricia Batts Brorein
Lt. Col. Raphael P. Brown,
USMC
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown
Mr. David R. Bruss
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust
Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas
Harriette Bryan
Linda Bryskiewicz
Mr. Daniel J. Buchholtz
Robert H. Buckley
Mr. Michael S. Buday
Mercedes D. Bujans
Carolyn Bullard
Dolores Coleman Burghdorf
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Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
2005-06
GIFTS ($1-$99)
CONTINUED
Ms. Lydia E. Burguet
Mr. Paul W. Burlingame Jr.
Rose Alyssa Burns
Elizabeth Erwin Burnside
Robert Samuel and Georgia
L. Burress
Stephen and Mary Burroughs
Mrs. Gertrude E. Burwell
William S. Bush
Buyers Resource of
Gasparilla Island Inc.
C & C of Tampa Bay Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino
Cabaccang
Mary (Licalsi) Cagnina
Gretchen Cahaly
Cathy and Joseph Callahan
Mrs. Andrea Calow
Ms. Leisa A. Campbell
Roger S. Campeau
Ms. Giovanna Jennie Campisi
MAJ Eliseo Cantu Jr.
Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna
Mr. Mark J. Caporin
Marian Cara
Beverly Caravella
Chuck and Patricia Carden
Adalberto Cardoso
Dr. Anthony Cardoso
Mrs. Christina H. Carey
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Carleton
Miss Stephanie D. Caron
Roy and Deloris Patrick Carter
Mr. Walter B. Carter
Robert and Ann Marie
Cascella
Linda Cassella
Miss Dina L. Castellano
Ross Castillo
Dr. Michael Catanese
Daniel P. Caughey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Cavaluchi Sr.
Albert Cazin
Ron and Babs Cento
Miss Debra L. Chadwick
Mr. Tony V Chadwick
Dr. Jeffrey G. Chaffin
Sherrie Chambers
Mary Esther Champion
50 UT JOURNAL
Chastain Painting Contractors
Catherine Chastain-Elliott
Jan E. Chatmas
Wanda V. Chaves
Ms. Dorothy P. Cheatham
Christine S. Check
Mr. Randal S. Chip
C. Andrew Christensen Jr.
Cass W. Christenson
Mr. Peter A. Cicco
Mrs. Michele L. Cimino
Ronald L. Cinnamon
Dale Ganley Clabaugh
Dr. Mary Clancy
Mrs. Miriam W. Clark
Jeanne E. Clayton
Gregory A. and Mary Leone
Cleotelis
Dr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Cloutier
Kyra Lynn Cockrum
Ms. Nancy Jane Cohen
Donna DeRango Colby
Joan T. Coleman
Mr. James M. Collins IV
Robert and Martha Ree
Collins
Brent Combs
Carol A. Comer
Syd and Mary Comer
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Compton
Andy Conda
Mrs. Julaine Condon
Retired Lt. Cmdr. James
Conner, USN
Marilyn Allen Conner
James Conricote
Mrs. Jan L. Cook
John and Madolyn Cook
Dr. Robert J. Cook, Ph.D.
Mr. Allen J. Cooke
John R. Cooke
Mr. Matthew B. Cooksey
Andrew C. and Nadine Cooper
Mr. L. Ward Cooper
Travis D. Corson
Erin M. Cothran
Mr. William J. Counihan III
Gordon and Sylvia Couturier
Mr. Kristin K. Cox
Frank and JoAnn Crawford
Mr. Timothy M. Cregan
Retired Lt. Col. Marcus B.
Crisman, USAF
Mrs. Marietta B. Crosby
Mrs. Dana L. Crosby-Collier
Abraham L. Cross
H. L. Crowder
Donald and Elaine Crowley
Mrs. Pauline B. Crumpton
Andrew Cunningham
Carol Curry
Kim Curry
Mr. T. Scott Cushing, CPA
Fredrick William Cwynar
Mrs. Sylvia Davis D’Aloia
Martha D’Iorio
Mr. George DaPonte
Miss Elisabeth M. Daniel
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Daniele
Joseph and Sally Daniels
Sally Ann Daniels
Marc and Katrina Danon
Nicholas Davi
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davidson
Michael J. Davies
Gene C. Davis
Hewey M. Davis
Karen Davis
Ms. Lasheantea T. Davis
James De Angelo
Judy A. De Leon
Mr. Ricardo J. DeForest
Mrs. Ann DeLaCruz-Rodkey
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wayne
DeNatale
Carmen DePaula
Bessie Juanita Dean
Marlene Deaton
Angela Delgatto
Mr. Michael V. DellaPenna
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Edward L. Dement
Christopher S. Denton
Deborah A. Denton
Jay W. Derwin
Brenda Desmarais
Dawn DiGregorio
Deborah A. DiScala
Maria B. Diaz
Joseph J. Dibari
Richard Fernando Diez
Mr. Michael W. Dill
Daniel Dinzik Jr.
Mrs. Patricia Dixon
Mr. Richard J. Doherty
Albert and Debra Donahey
C Ray Dorsey III
Mr. Edward M. Douglass
Mr. Brian M. and Mrs. Colette
Doyle
Miss Jessica L. Drees
Leroy Drew
Mark L. Dubin
Jennifer Duda
Ms. Betty M. Dumas
Kenneth P. Dumas
Angela Durkee
David Earle Dutch ’66
Danielle J. Duval
Anthony G. Dyer
Frank J. Dykeman
Odessa D. Eagan
Wesley G. Earl
Mary Sheridan Easton
Mrs. Dorothy Ebersberger
Mrs. Linda D. Ebersberger
Ernest Eckler
Russ Edge
Julia Bodmer
Kathleen Mary Egan
Mr. James M. Eikeland
Cassuis M. Eiseman
Joan Elder
Darren J. Elkind
Daniel Ellis
Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis
Dr. Colleen Ellis-Syron
Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison
Debra J. Elstad
Lisa Endick
Ileana Couret Endom
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Engel
Robert Eppenstein
Carol Ann Eschelman
Maureen R. Esposito
Mr. Anthony J. Ettaro Sr.
Donna Eubanks
Robert Evanko
Mr. Al Evans
Mr. Stuart W. Evans
Bob Everson
Charles and Diane Fabyanski
Mr. Steven H. Fadler
Alphonse N. Falco Jr.
James A. and Jeanette A.
Falcon
Vincent and Lyn Falcone
Ms. Kelly Falconer-Miller
Famous Tate Electric
Company
Miss Marygrace Farina
Michael Faxas
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fein
James P. and Melody (Brown)
Feist
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman
Pat Fenda
Ms. Karen Fenton
Charles A. Ferguson
E. Anne Ferguson
Frank and Gloria Ferlita
Doris Fernandez
Mrs. Emily A. Fernandez
Irene P. Fernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L.
Feurtado
Bill Finnerty
Robert L. Fish
Charles and Renee Fisher
Lawrence and Sarah
Fitzgerald
Mr. Richard J. Fitzpatrick
Louis E. Flack
Michael R. Floegel
Mike Flood
Carroll E. Fogal
Janie L. Fogg
Mr. Philip R. Fogle
Ms. Deborah Folino
Doug Forster
Ms. Irene T. Fotis
Theodore N. Fotopoulos
Mrs. Ann M. Fox
Michael Fox
Ms. Sharon L. Fox
Larry Frackman
John Franks
Mrs. Luella F. Franqui
Conrad N. Frassa
Ms. Jan B. Freed
Kelly Besch Friedman
Bruce K. Friesen
Mr and Mrs J.R. Frush
Paula Fry
Mr. Christopher W. Frye
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.
Frye Jr.
Mrs. Catherine G. Fuhrman
Michael W. Fuiks III
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fussell
Jim Gaines
Lyell and Anne Galbraith
Mr. Michael W. Gall
Miss Megan E. Gallagher
Mike and Dawn Galuska
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J.
Galvez
Maria Garay
Gonzalo C. Garcia
MAJ Roger A. Herres
Brian Garman and Suzanne
Hiebert
Mrs. Joanne C. Garmendia
Bob Garner
Mr. Neale V. G. Turgeon
Marc and Pamela (Tobin)
Garron
Stephen and Lynda Garton
Mr. Thomas E. Gay Jr.
Theresa Rae Gay
Miss Lauren H. Geller
Richard S. Geller
General Re Corporation
Mr. Rupert H. George
V. Oliva Georgius
Vincent and Linda Giampa
Michael and Wendy Gilbert
Felicia S. (Diaz) Gillette
Mrs. Antoinette M. Giovinco
Ms. Angela M. Girone
Don V. Giunta
Joyce Wamble Glauser
Cecilia M. Glover
William W. Godfrey Jr.
Mrs. Deanne L. Godin
Miss Barbara K. Goetting
Susann M. Golby
Joshua M. Goldstein
Mr. Blair L. Goltra Sr.
Joseph Gomez
Mr. Octavio Gomez
Mrs. Carmen R. Gonzalez
Mary F. Gonzalez
Ms. Carla Gopher
Peter and Gewevieve Gordon
Ed and Barbara Gormley
Mr. Hugh W. Gott
Ronald M. and Deborah Govin
Andrea Graham
Mr. Edward A. Graham
Mr. Jeffrey J. Grande
Mrs. Kelly (Crawford) Grande
Charlotte H. Grant
Candace Gray
Karol K. Gray
Donna A. (Buchanan) Green
Mr. Eric K. Green
Dr. Roger Green
Amy Greenberg

Miss Sarah E. Greenhawt
Dara Greenhouse
Ramsay and Patricia Grice
Mrs. Lanell E. Griffin
Ms. Donna Walters Guemmer
Mrs. Eleanor C. Guetzloe
Leah Hunter Hackney
Mr. Marwan H. Haddad
Miss Shauna T. Hagan
Gary L. Hainz
Charles W. and Sandra
Haldane
Kevin C. Hall
Joel W. Hamburger
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Hamel
Mrs. Laura Hampton
Mary Virginia Handley
Retired Capt. Clyde H.
Hardee, USAF
Jay Hardwick
Adele Adams Harris
Jason Harris and Maria
Okuniewski
Jesse F. Harry
Mrs. Andrea V. Hart
Hartford Insurance Group
John D. Hassett
Jeffrey T. Hause
Paul H. Hauser
Julie Cannella Hawks
Mr. Harold N. Haynes
Susan Thompson Headley
John T. Heath Jr.
Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich
Steven A. Hendrix
John A. Hendry, DDS
Jean F. Henehan
Dennis E. Henry
Randy Hess
Miria L. Hester
John Kevin Hickinbotham
Ms. Beverly D. Hicks
Cynthia R. Hicks
Doug and Mary Hiers
Michael and Kim Hightower
Ms. Valerie Hingson
Nicole L. Hirst
Mrs. Charissa Hobbs
Dr. Leon Hoke Jr.
Tony and Rebecca (Limmel)
Holcomb
Norma Blancato
Hollingsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holmberg
Holly Taylor Holowach
Mrs. Stephanie Russell Holz
Mr. Thomas E. Hoover
Hopco Food Service Inc.
Mr. Paul T. Horgan
Robert J. Hozyash
Joel Damian Hudson
Kirsten Huebsch
Kevin Hughes
Mr. William Warren
Hughes Sr.
William G. Hungiville III
Mrs. Patricia A. Hunt
Christina M. Hurley
Seth and Amy Huston
Mrs. Deanna L. Hutchins
Mr. Ryan R. Hutchinson
Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison
Mr. Robert D. Hutchison Jr.
Geraldine Law Hynes
Mary Iannone
Mr. Mario H. Infante
Rebecca Ingalls
Patrick and Hope Ingle
J.P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Mrs. Janet K. Jackson
Louise D. Jackson
Mrs. Sheila N. Jacobs
WK “Jay” Jamison
Joel Jankowski
Stephen and Sherry Jaquay
Susan M. Jarrett
Mary Scanio Jasinski
Anita Jaskiel
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaskiel
Jane M. Jennings
Miss Juleen A. Jennings
Jank and Ellie Jesmer
Ben Johnson
Joy K. Johnson
Mr. Milton E. Johnson Jr.
Floyd and Irene Johnston
Irene P. (Durrance) Johnston
Virginia Diane Johnston
Bill and Betty Jones
Charles B. Jones
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Jones
Merrith Jones
Miss Nora V. Jones
Ricky and Alice Keck
Mrs. Barbara Joustra
Aida Kadic-Galeb
Mrs. Helen Kane
Robert H. Kasriel
Ricki Rosenthal Kasse
Robert A. Kastenbaum
Maureen Kearney
Catherine Keene
Mr. Clifford John Keim
Robert D. Keller, Ph.D.
Miss Charlotte M. Kelley
Mr. Donald W. Kelly
Gail M. Kelly
Mr. Thomas E. Kelly
Ms. Dawn L. Kelly-Wall
Matthew and Christine
Kendrick
Miss Jeanette M. Kenfield
Robin Kennedy
David Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kerr
Mrs. Leterica Kickliter
Michael Kiely
John and Delle Kiesling
William R. and Lourdes
Martin Kilbourn
Ms. Donna L. King, ARNP C
Nancy J. King
Barbara Wolf Kinsey
Bruce and Winsome Klay
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein
Ralph D. Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J.
Kluberdanz
Mr. Radek Knesl
Lisa (Hane) Knight
Brian K. Knotts II
Robin M. Kohn
Joann Sirota Kole
David and Natalie Koletic
Mr. Evan G. Koorse
Mr. Anthony Kopecky
John Kornrumpf
Marty and Carol Kosobucki
Mr. William A. Krusen Sr.
Andrea Petrach Krysienski
Renz J. Kuipers
Shelby L. Kuni
Mr. A.J. Kuntz
Deborah Kurelik
Mark and Jacqueline
LaTorella
Mrs. Margaret M.
Lacapruccia
Benjamin H. Lacy
Mike and Suzanne Lacy
Mrs. Nora Lamb
Mrs. Linda A. Lamberty
Jack and Lynn Lamond
Land O’Lakes Marine
Mary E. Landsberger
Pamela Shaffer Lanning
Mark F. Lapp
Mr. Scott A. Laramy
Ms. Celia B. Larimore
Mr. John P. Larkin
Robert E. Larmon
Willodean Laseter
Mr. Samuel Lasky
Anthony P. Laviano
Ms. Janice Law
Sharon Ann Law
Jane Lawler
Mr. and Mrs. Philip J.
Le Marquand
Dorothy A. LeBlanc
Mr. Earnest R. Ledford
Dr. James Lee
Richard H. Lee Jr.
Sylvia G. Leffler
Jennifer Leibe
Mr. Russell C. Leibe
Mrs. Geraldine M. Lemen
Susan Taylor Lennon
Thomas A. Leonard
Mrs. Connie J. Leow
Jill M. Lerman
Larry Letourneau
Mrs. Joan M. Levesque
Jane A. Levine
Stephen P. and Miriam Levy
Marilyn Lewis, RN
Mr. Bernard H. Lieving Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth
Lightfoot
Marc H. Linchuck
CPT Gregory Lindsey
Mrs. Gina L. Lineberger
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Mr. Stewart Lippe
Mary E. Liro
Frederick G. Little
Robert F. Lockwood Jr.
Dr. Clayton S. Long
Donna J. Long
S. Hansen Long
Loren T. Longman
Miss Debra Jean Longobardi
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez
Dwight L. Lorenz
Tony and Kerry Lott
Mrs. Carolyn D. Wiley
Louden, RN
Robert L. Lovelace
Evelyn E. Lovett
Betty V. Lunsford
Joaquin Luque
Ms. Christine B. Lutocka
Sharon Jann Lynch
Michael A. MacDonald
Joe Macel
Mrs. Isabel G. Maggio
Mrs. Yolanda Correa
Maguregui
Mr. Mark S. Mahre
Lena Makurath
Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq.
Mabel Aughinbaugh
Malsbary
Mrs. Carol T. Mancini
Sharan Beckman Mandell
Dr. Patricia Cripe Manning
Sarah A. Mantooth
Rick L. Manzanares
Garrett and Carol
Marcinkowski
Jerry Margolis
Mr. Paul S. Marinelli
Paul Marino
Mr. Donald Todd Marrs
Mr. Edward R. Martel
Amy Martin
Augie and Maril Martinez
Mrs. Delia Martinez
Frank R. and Lucille Martinez
Augie and Maril Martinez
Minerva Marinez
Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx
Katherine I. Mason
Richard R. Massey
Laurance and Dale Mathe
Drs. Lee H. and Janet R.
Matthews
Robert McArthur
Jamie M. McCoy
Lu C. McCray
Thomas H. and Beverly
McDonald
Ms. Donna L. McFarland
John McGee
Miss Keven E. McGinn
Shel McGuire
Miss Alison McHugh
Mr. James P. McInturff
Mr. Thomas A. McKenna
Donald W. McKenzie
Mr. William R. McKibben Jr.
Mark and Suzy McLain
Eleanor (Buzzett) McLennan
Dr. William McReynolds
Maurine Robles McTyre
Bill and Ann Mears
Jerome M. Meguiar
Frank P. Mehok Jr.
John and Carole Mercer
Ms. Lynne E. Merriam
Mrs. Paula M. Mesa
Phyllis R. Metzger
Danielle Meyerowitz
Ms. Michele E. Michaels
Morris and Charlotte
Michaels
Mrs. Helen Bailey Michaelson
Mr. H. Joseph Middendorf
A. Douglas Middlebrook Jr.
Rosemarie Rogers Middleton
Russell P. Mike
Beverly A. Mikolash
Stephen C. Miles
Mike Miley
Abner Miller
Ethlyn Coggin Miller
John F. Miller
Mrs. Lynne A. Miller
Nicole L. Miller
Mr. Paul R. Miller
Mrs. Priscilla W. Miller
Mr. Robert W. Miller
Tracy Loomis-Miller
Retired Lt. Col. William S.
Milliken
Mrs. Dianne D. Miner
Helen M. Minici
Andrew M. Mirabole
Esra Z. Mirze
Keith G. Mishler
Mrs. Nancy Moctezuma
Lynne A. Moeder
Maria A. Mohammed
Marissa Mohammed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Molloy
Andrea Zambito Molony
Jorge Montequin
Barbara M. Moore
Mrs. Luetta A. Moore
Bette Denenberg Morchower
Francisco A. Moreno
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Mrs. Dorothy J. Morgan
Louis and Carole Morizzo
Dorothy Morris
George and Brenda Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Mullen Jr.
Stephen Mulligan
Michael Munger
Lawrence and Diane Munini
Clarence L. Murphy
Mr. Edward J. Murphy III
Gary R. Murphy ’72
Mr. John D. Murphy Jr.
Mr. Craig N. Murray
Ms. Cheryl G. Muse
Kenneth G. and Joann Mutti
Dan and Lynn Carn Myers
Mr. Ross D. Myers
Charles and Mary Nabors
Adrienne Menendez Napoli
Donna M. Napoli
Kelly A. Neff
Maxine E. Nelson
Rebecca J. Nelson
R.J. and Jane Nepveux
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford J.
Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen
Retired Lt. Col. Nick Nichols
Leslie Carlisle Nichols
Jacqueline Niekamp
Daniel Nilson
Jolene M. Nixon
Fernando A. Nolasco and
Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco
Mr. Gregory K. Nordheim
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Nousiainen
Andrew M. O’Connor
Adrienne Carlyon
O’Donoghue
Mrs. Anne E. McCurdy
O’Grady
Mr and Mrs John O’Hara
Mrs. Courtney O’Neil
Sylvia (Penzato) O’Neill
Eleanor Leonard Oakes
Joe and Mary Obusek
Daniel and Martha Oddo
Mr. Thomas W. Odiorne
Theresa Dike Okpani
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Robert F. Olinits
Carolyn White Olivero
Mrs. Ginny L. Olson
The Omnia Group Inc.
Online Resources
Corporation
Mark and Lydia Ophaug
Mrs. Michelle M. Orama
James P. Osman
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy
Gene Ouellette
Amegda Jack Overman
Nick and Linda Palazzo Jr.
Kathryn Palermo
Mr. Todd Panah
Tina R. Paone
Janice L. Paradise
Mr. and Mrs. F. Tirrill
Parker Jr.
Mr. Larry L. Parker
Emily Knecht Parmer
Jeff and Sandra Parshall
Gina Pask
Ms. Anna M. Passantino
Col. and Mrs. James T.
Pate Jr.
Harold and Teresa Patino
Mr. and Mrs. Elman C. Payne
Mr. Max D. Payne
Tom and Delores Pearson
Pamela Pearson
Retired Lt. Col. Robert F.
Pearson
Kathleen Peck
C. Robert Peery
Arthur D. Peffer III
Tim J. Pelot
Juan and Jean Pena
Mr. Frederick M. Peng
Mrs. Teresa M Pergola
Mickey and Judy Perlow
Mr. A. Michael Perotti
Mr. Michael D. Perry
Noretta E. Perry
Barbara L. Cross Petry
Lynda Pettit
Pfizer Foundation
Mrs. Eleanor Hayes Phillips
Jaime L. Pino
Mrs. Laurel J. Pittman
Mrs. Patricia A. Pladdys
Inga Plesnarski
Mr. Albert Garrett Pless
Clark Plucinski
Mr. Michael Plumtree
Mrs. Rosann Pollock
Bill Pond
Stephen and Penny Porteus
Joseph and Michelle Potuzak
Ms. Barbara Kay Powell
Dr. Terra Pressler
Edward and Katherine
Presson
Natalie Preston
Mrs. Sharon Prevatt
Arnold H. Price
Howard Price
Patrick L. Price
Luciano Prida
John and Sonia Primm
Progress Energy Matching
Gift
Don and Peggy Prosser
Mr. Philip Provenzano
Mr. Tony B. Provenzano
Paul J. Pucino
David and Tina Pyatt
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik
Peter and Susan
Quackenbush
Martyn L. Quinn
Belinda V. Quinones
Anne Bishop Rachel
Mrs. Kim Radatz
Mr. Mark R. Rader
Mr. Melvin Ramcheran
Cookie and Hope Ramos
Jill Randall-Swartz
Mr. James R. Rankin Jr.
Mrs. Susan J. Raper
Lisa M. Raponi
Ms. Donna M. Rasmussen
Merry D. Rayl
Raytheon Company
Assad A. Raza
Miss Carlin O. Reagan
Walter and Jan Reagin
Dennis G. Rears
Ms. Barbara M. Reder
Stephaine Reilly
Harry Retjos
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rhey
Mr. John J Ricca
Stanley A. Rice
David W. Richards
Dawn Richards Felton
Carmen Richardson
Mr. Clifford Rieser
Katherine V. Riley
Phyllis M. Rimes
James and Anne Riordan
Mrs. Sandra L. Rippy
Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rivera
Brenda Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Robertson
Clarence Rocka Jr.
Retired Lt. Col. Richard F.
Rockwell, USA
Trudy and Dick Rodean
Gil Rodriguez
Melissa Rodriguez
Sheila A. Rodriguez
Evelyn R. Rogers
Ms. Leslie D. Rogers
Eric J. Romanino
Mr. Joseph A. Romeo
Mr. Dean A. Rooney
Dr. Allen W. and Mrs. Janet
G. Root
Ms. Betty J. Rosales
Rose R. Rosanelli, DDS
Jennifer E. Rosell
Barbara B. Ross
Lezlie L. Rovnanik
Jack and Anne Rowland
Mr. John W. Roy
Mr. Randall A. Roys
Mr. Darren A. Rubin
Denise M. Rubio
Megan B. (Bohmbach) Ruble
Robert Russell
James and Shirley Russo
Mrs. Naomi Ryan
Jacqueline K. Ryder
Mr. Frank R. Sabella
Karen Thomas Salemme
Mr. Mario Sanchez Jr.
Mr. Roger L. Sanford
Antonio D. Santos
Mr. Chip Sasser
Richard A. Sauer
Ms. Sonia Savage
Mr. Anthony Savino Jr.
Mr. Henry B. Sayler
Mrs. Edesa Scarborough
Jason C. Scarlata
Mr. James K Schaefer
Ms. Stephanie Schaff
Gerald and Martha Schaffer
Miss Elise D. Schallert
Ms. Jenna W. Schebell
Dr. Mary Jane Schenck
Jill Schillinger
Ms. Krystal R. Schofield
Mrs. Lucille F. Schoonmaker
Mr. Gregg M. Schoppman
Joseph Schreiber
Mrs. Dorothy L. Schroeder
Kurt R. Schuldes
James and Deborah Schule
Priscilla R. Schultz
Mrs. Annette Bayliss Schwab
Ron Schwachenwald
John M. Sciacca
Danielle J. Scibetta
Catharine T. Scott
Rebecca G. Hardy Scott
Ms. Susan L Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Tom C.
Seamands
Mr. John A. Selembo
MAJ Donald K. Sellers
Bob and Doris Sempert
Dennis and Sharon
Sercombe
Mr. Matthew M. Shanahan
Jay and Eileen Shattuck
Lucy Shaw
Mae Ellen Shea
Joann E. Shepard
Mr. Robert S. Sheppard
Michael F. Sherlock
John and Suzanne Shevenell
Mrs. Dayna J. Hadfield Shock
Amy Salomon
Mr. and Mrs. Arni Sigurdsson
Mr. John C. Silva
Brian and Erin Simmons
Mrs. Erin M. Simmons
Kyle Siptroth
Loryce Sivertson
Mr. John C. Skinner
Retired Col. James V. Slagle,
USA
Mrs. Mary A. Slater
Richard and Peg Slye
Linda Smeraldi-Lopez
Bethany Smith
Mr. Donald H. Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Leroy
Smith
Jayne Anderson Smith
Juanita A. Smith
Mrs. Mary Lands Smith
Thomas G. Smith
Val Smith
William C. Smith
Mr. Richard Smyth
Mrs. Beverly A. Snelling
Mr. Timothy A. Snook
Mr. Tom Snyder
Dr. Andrew J. Solomon
Jamaal M. Solomon
Miss Edie L. Somerville
Mike and Karen Soros
Diane Sorvillo
Mrs. Anne D. Soule
Barbara A. Sowder
G. John and Mary Sowyrda
Mr. John Spasiano
Mrs. Virginia S. Spayd
Mr. Ira Spear
Mrs. Joyce Spicola
Scott Spiegelhalter
Mr. Gary L. Spinelli
Mrs. Mary Cacciatore Spoto
Mr. John D. St. Louis
Michael Staczar
Terrance and Sherril (Zucker)
Stahl
Angelo and Barbara
Stamoulis
Leonard Stancombe
Cathy Wells Stanford
Mrs. Diana Ray Stanley
Mr. Gerald H. Stanley Jr.
State Farm Insurance
Scott and Carol Dawson/
State Farm Insurance
Companies
Mr. Gerald H. Stead, Esq.
Mrs. Laurel A. Steckel
Mr. Rod Steier
Erline Gladstone Steinberg
Judge and Mrs. Ralph
Steinberg
Mr. Joel W. Stephens
Mrs. Marie Frances Stevens
Nicole Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Stewart
Edith Stewart
Teresa Underhill Stockton
Leverett and Kathy Stone
Mr. Michael F. Stone
Wayne Story
Jane Stowers
Joan Strauman
Jarret M. Strawn
Mrs. Janice F. Streb, CPA

Jill B. Studstill
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner
Miss Sherry L. Swan
Mr. E. Daniel Swanson
Keith and Linda Swanson
Stan Swanson
Daniel and Beth Sweeney
Ms. JoAnne E. Sweeney
Miss Kerrie Anne Sweeney
Dennis and Joyce Swegle
Mrs. Sydney Schwartz
Paul and Christine Sykes
Mr. Robert A. Sylte
Patrick Syron and Colleen
Ellis
Tom and Cathy Szelistowski
T. Rowe Price Association
Foundation Inc.
Dr. Arden L Taber and Mrs.
Sunnie Taber
Deborah Tamborello-Fuller
LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS
The Legacy Society
recognizes donors who
have made provision for
The University of Tampa in
their estate plans.
Anonymous (8)
Carmen Alonso*
Jean L. Amuso ’64
Sandra Antonini*
Alfred S. ’47 and Beverly
Austin
Robert S. Austin*
Robert E. Beach ’55
Anne Blake*
Robert C. Brenner Jr. ’57
Ronald L. Brickey*
Peter A. Cammick ’79
Karen Casey
Frank G. Cisneros ’66
Fred Conn*
Paul ’51 and Georgia ’52
Danahy
Lorraine D. Datello ’64
Helen A. Davis*
Lea Lavoie Davis ’94
David Delo*
Estelle Delo
Julia I. Dickinson*
Mary Z. Dorfmuller*
Elizabeth Hilton Enlow ’44*
Walter Faries*
Thomas E. Feaster ’76
Heather Bailey Ferguson ’86
James L. Ferman Sr.*
Edwin J. Ficarrott*
Robert A. Fimbel ’72
Mr.* and Mrs.* Sam Flom
Helen M. Forbes*
Sherman B. Forbes*
Joan M. Gates ’85
Charles J. Gee*
Gilda Geiss*
*Deceased
Tampa Bay Imaging
Tampa Soccer School Inc.
Josephine Tanner
Robert C. Tanner
Vincent L. Tata
LTC Emmett L. Taylor Retired
Mr. J. G. Tracy Taylor Jr.
Phyllis M. Tellor
Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum
Mr. Gary M. Terrell
The UPS Store/Thomas and
Holly Malouf
Mr. Todd K. Thomas
Mary Thomas
Mrs. Linda A. Thompson
Patricia Thompson
Gerald H. Thomsen
Miss Kristin J. Thurston
Frederick M. Tibbitts Jr.
Ms. Laura Tierney
Dr. Curtis A. Gilgash
Domenic V. Giunta ’36, ’38
Charles E. Goulding ’39*
G.R. Griffin*
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gude
Ira C. Henson*
Robert Hill*
Mr.* and Mrs.*Max
Hollingsworth
Phil Holzer ’98
Vincent C. Hoover ’76
Mr.* and Mrs.* Harold
Houghton
Kenneth E. Hyatt
George W. Jenkins*
Helen D. Jones*
Bertha Jordan*
Loveda M. Keating*
Pierre Knight*
Mr.* and Mrs.* Fred Kreider
Nanna Kurtz*
Frederick D. Learey*
William D. Leith* ’59
Edward C. Levine ’69
John H. Lindenmeyer*
Thomas S. Lovering*
Victor Lubitch*
Dorothea Butler
MacNamara ’40
John L. Macdonald
Robert W. Mallen
Stanley E. Mallen
Stacey Cassidy-Malloy ’96
Donald S. McKay*
Herbert McKay*
Kathyrn McNulty*
Thomas A. Meachum ’81
Joe D. ’47 and Hilda ’44 Mills
Frank L. Morsani
Mr. Clifford A. Mott ’49
Vincent J. Naimoli
Angel Oliva Sr.*
Wihelmina E. Pearde ’57*
Dr. Al Tillson
Time Warner Foundation Inc.
Mr. Peter J. Tomaino
Kim (Nordt) Tompuri
Stephanie Toro
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito
Angele D’Amico Trimble
Mr. Stephen J. Trotta
Dan and Shirley Trzaska
Maxine Tucker
Wayne Tucker
Deborah L. Askew Tungate
Karen Turner
Mrs. Martha H. Turner
Carl G. Unlaub
Stowell and Mary Upham
Jeffrey L. Uribe
Rosario and Connie Urso
Flossie P. Uzenoff
Mr. Thomas A. Valdes
Rod L. Piatt
Walter Smith Pierce*
Margaret Ragg*
David V. Ramsay*
Hortense Ramsay*
William R. Richardson ’80
Jeanne Royston ’61
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A.
Samson
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph D.
Sclafani
Ernest C. ’56 and
Connie* ’56 Segundo Sr.
John Sherman* ’40
Albert J. Silva
Mr.* and Mrs.* Reginald
Sims
Frank J. Smid
Helen N. Sobie*
Kimberly Sperling ’03
Gordon Solie*
William E. Starkey
Susan Sykes
Victor E. Tack*
Betty W. Thomas*
Catherine E. Thomas*
Guy Richard Thomas ’72
Margueritte Thurston* ’58
Emilio Toro
Michael J. Turrisi
Cathy L. Unruh
Leonard ’48 and
Miriam ’48 Vidal
Shawn Vinson ’95
Mark J. Waite ’79
Roberta Walker ’55
Jim Walter Sr.*
Mr.* and Mrs.* Louis
Wellhouse Jr.
J.H. Williams*
Rose Williams*
Edward Martinez Ybor*
Joseph ’55 and Vilma ’56
Zalupski
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Will and Carole Valdespino
Mr. Peter J. Valentine
Albert and Margaret Van
Dusen
Brett and Melissa Van Hoose
Mr. Edward R. Van Horn
Mr. Francis G. Varallo
Nicio Vega Jr.
Francisco Velez Jr.
Jean Venturino
Mr. David Villarroel
Rolando Villegas
Debbie Viveiros
Mr. James P. Vlahakis
Vanessa Voehl Johnson
Christine A. Volk
Jim and Lisa Vondrak
Gerald and Caroline Voye
Wachovia Bank
Mrs. Karol C. Waddell
George and Joan Wagner
Mr. Mark V. Wakefield II
Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron
Mr. Everett D. Walker
Mr. R. Tom Walker
Joan E. Wallace
Ms. Patricia O. Walls
Dennis P. Walters Jr.
Sasha L. Ward
Mr. Wayne A. Ward
Mrs. Denise Ware
Mr. John A. Warner
Dr. Judith Washburn
Washington Mutual Matching
Gift Program
James L. and Leath A.
Washington
Cullen and Anna Waters
Mrs. Elaine R. Watson
Kimm S. Watson
Dr. Mary Anne Watson
Robert J. Watts
Mrs. Glorian Ferlita
Weatherly EDS
Naomi Sharon Weaver
Raymond C. Weber ’76
Mr. Thomas M. Weber
Matthew T. Weigl
Erin A. Wells
Mr. Michael E. Wells
Mr. David Welsh
Mrs. Brenda K. Wendel
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C.
Werner
Gordon P. Wesley
Ms. Robyn F. Wesley
John and Barbara West
Lawrence Pinco Westfield
Mrs. Marybeth Wetzelberger
Patricia Whannel
Ellis and Faye Wheatley
Eric and Peggy Wheeling
Ms. Amanda C. Whidden
Leaton T. D. White
Mr. William T. Whitehouse
Mrs. Jane Whiteside
Ms. Barbara A. Whitley-
Richards
Mrs. Minnie B. Whitlock
Miss Megan A. Whitmore
Joyce L. Wieland
Bruce and Kimberly
Wildgrube
Dan Williams
Genie Williams
Mr. Theodore B. Williams
Mr. Timothy J. Williams
Hugh Wilson
Jeanette Fernandez Wilson
Mr. Joseph M Wilson
Charles and Betty Wingate
Dr. Bruce Winkler
Mr. Erik C. Winkler
Mr. David B. Winner
Kevin Sweeney and Libba
Winston
Ms. Valerie Wolf
Miss Abebi Wolfe
Mr. Charles E. Wolfe
Ethel Richardson Woodard
Mr. George W. Woodman Jr.
Mrs. Trisha S. Woods
Dr. Barbara Wooldridge
Jimmy D. Workman Jr.
Dr. Jennifer Wortham
Joe and Donna Woznicki
Ted E. Wright
The Write Impression
John B. Wuertz
Andre R. Wyatt
Jamie White Wyatt
Susan Wynn
Brad, Alyson, and Brandon
Yellin
Mr. Charles Yezak
Miss Clara Younggren
Mr. Alan J Zale
Pauline Papia Zambito
Mr. and Mrs. Milton P.
Zamore
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P.
Zaragoza
Russell D. Zayas
Frank Zedar
Mr. Andrew P. Zibell
Drs. Carl L. and Paula S.
Zielonka
Mrs. Carol M. Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Mrs. Elinor M. Zito
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2005-06 ALUMNI DONORS
Mrs. Dorothy Pou Van Balen
Dr. Albert C. Van Dusen
’36
Don V. Giunta
’38
Leah Hunter Hackney
Edwin W. Means
Mark M. Shine
’39
Dr. Braulio Alonso
George Truman Hunter
Buford S. Lindsay
Mrs. Anne E. McCurdy
O’Grady
Dr. Richard R. Powell, DDS
Mr. Kenneth J. Reid
Mr. Richard C. Spoto
Wendell and Frances Waters
’40
Mr. Cecil Henriquez Jr.
Robert H. Kasriel
Amegda Jack Overman
Retired Col. Wilmot E. Y.
Paxton
’41
Mary Lois Crespo
Odessa D. Eagan
V. Oliva Georgius
Mr. John S. Goodson Jr.
Frances S. Hoffmann
Mrs. Celeste Dervaes
Whitehead
’42
Soterios ‘Sam’ G. Bessis
Eleanor Mercer Cline
George E. Edmondson Jr. ’45
Mr. Tom J. Johnson Jr.
Joe D. Mills
W. Stanley Moore
Mary Collura Raines
Cecil B. Reed
Harry S. Robertson
David L. Webb
Mr. James W. Whitehead
54 UT JOURNAL
’43
Dorothy Thonnesen Harper
Mr. Norman G. Light
Kathryn Perdicaris Weed
’44
Elizabeth Erwin Burnside
Frances P. Collins
Mrs. Wanda W. Howell
Mabel Aughinbaugh
Malsbary
Maurine Robles McTyre
Hilda Bethea Mills
Ms. Gloria C. Runton
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Tanner
Jack and Beth Tanner
’45
Ms. Dorothy P. Cheatham
Mary Catherine Martin
Manning
Mrs. Virginia S. Spayd
’46
Judge and Mrs. Morison Buck
Robert and Elizabeth Hach
Josephine Tanner
’47
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
Mary Leone Cleotelis
Bruce and Winsome Klay
Dorothy Gonzalez
Quarterman
’48
Adelfa Diaz Alonso
Mary (Licalsi) Cagnina
Johnny Clements
Frank and Gloria Ferlita
Charles Hach
Jesse F. Harry
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hill III
’49
Homer M. Alderman Jr.
Mr. W. Kendall Baker
Madelyn G. Boyd
Claire (van Breemen) Downes
Doug Forster
Joseph Gomez
Marian G. Guagliardo
Mary Virginia Handley
Anonymous
Adele Adams Harris
Ben Johnson
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Jones
Catherine Keene
Robert E. Larmon
Mr. Clifford Mott
Glenn M. Philson
Mr. William J. Priff
Robert C. Tanner
’50
Mr. Thomas E. Bissonnette
Mr. and Mrs. Avron Bryan
Roy and Deloris Patrick
Carter
Gregory A. and Mary Leone
Cleotelis
Norman D. Cramer
Marvin C. Dawkins
Bessie Juanita Dean
Ms. Betty M. Dumas
Charles T. Eldredge
Mrs. Renee R. Fisher
Louise Clayton Giargiari
Mr. Anthony S. Gonzalez
Jerry and Pat (deceased)
Jackson
Fred and Sara Kenfield
Bob Martens
Lewis and Betty Maxwell
Albert B. Nieto
William and Eunice
Richardson
Dr. John N. and Dell Shadgett
Robert W. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Milton P.
Zamore
’51
Mr. John L. Argerious
Rose Beiro Barus
Vivian Law Berdy
June Nance Bryan (’50) and
Avron Bryan (’51)
Dr. Anthony Cardoso
Bernard I. Cohen
Judge and Mrs. Paul W.
Danahy Jr.
Robbins H. Denham
Carroll E. Fogal
Mr. John M. Gibson
Charles B. Jones
Perry and Katie Keene
Ned and Bette Maloney
Robert McArthur
A. Douglas Middlebrook Jr.
Sheila A. Rodriguez
Mr. Joseph A. Romeo
Philip S. Rosseter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scott
Frank and Margaret Selph
Mrs. Mary Cacciatore Spoto
Emmanuel J. Suarez
Mr. J. G. Tracy Taylor Jr.
’52
Skinny Antonini
Mrs. Mary Ficcio Arce
Mrs. Patricia Batts Brorein
Mr. and Mrs. Allen G.
Coleman
Georgia Reed Danahy
Carmen DePaula
Mary Sheridan Easton
Elizabeth Ruth Fresh
Victor and Elizabeth Fresh
Alice Thomas Hedrick
Felix P. Japp
William and Gertrude
Johnson
T. Wayne Keene
Ned and Bette Maloney
Mrs. Sharon Prevatt
Mrs. Lucille F. Schoonmaker
Priscilla R. Schultz
Juanita A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Tommy
Spicola III
George and Joan Wagner
Pauline Papia Zambito
’53
Mr. and Mrs. G. Heck Adkins
Frances Stevens Barksdale
Joan T. Coleman
John and Madolyn Cook
Dorothy Cowden
Mrs. Antoinette M. Giovinco
Mrs. Eleanor C. Guetzloe
Retired Capt. Clyde H.
Hardee, USAF
Homer E. Hunnicutt
Louis and Lurline Minardi
Mr. Fred P. Pancoast
Gloria and Lionel Polo
Mr. Everett F. Prevatt
Judge and Mrs. Ralph
Steinberg
George and Joan Wagner
Robert F. and Doris H. Yates
’54
Norma Jean Alcalde
Katharine Weekley Barker
Dr. Joseph P. Bodo Jr.
Raymond C. and Lorraine
Bozich
Albert Cazin
Mr. L. Ward Cooper
Joyce Wamble Glauser
Robert A. Hathaway
Barbara B. Jeffrey
Mr. Tony B. Provenzano
Loryce Sivertson
Jayne Anderson Smith
’55
James L. “Jim” Berfield
Charles and Renee Fisher
Mr. William Warren
Hughes Sr.
Dr. Jack R. Lamb
Eugenie Myers
Edmund A. Peck
Mr. Frank R. Sabella
Mrs. Marie Frances Stevens
Ernest and Mary Urso
Will and Carole Valdespino
Joe and Vilma Zalupski
’56
Peter Albano
Martha Berdeal
James R. Crosby
Mr. Thomas E. Gay Jr.
Alvin A. Leathers
Barbara (Micki) Bailey Ledoux
Robert E. Lovely Sr.
Walter V. Minahan
Mr. Bill Minahan
Mr. Kenneth R. Nuznoff
Mr. Mario Sanchez Jr.
Mrs. Connie Felicione
Segundo (deceased)
Mr. Ernest C. Segundo Sr.
Joe and Vilma Zalupski
’57
Girard Anderson
Dr. William P. Bosworth
Robert C. Brenner Jr.
Mrs. Pauline B. Crumpton
Mr. Ronald L. Dristle
Ms. Audrey Douglas Ellison
Mr. Anthony J. Ettaro Sr.
G.B. Henry
Etelvina A. Hutchins
Mr. Robert D. Hutchison Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Zygmunt A.
Jasinski
Eleanor Mayo Jesmer
Mrs. Nora Lamb
The Hon. Bob Martinez
Mr. Vincent J. Mercadante
Ted and Beth Anne Moore
R.J. and Jane Nepveux
Richard and Annette Nichols
Fred and Carolyn Pancoast
Nanette Nivens Rodgers
Retired Lt. Col. and Mrs. Paul
E. Sawyer, USA
Bob and Doris Sempert
Joan Strauman
Rosario and Connie Urso
Nicio Vega Jr.
Gerald and Caroline Voye
Ellis and Faye Wheatley
Faye I. Wheatley
Ms. Barbara A. Whitley-
Richards
John B. Wuertz
’58
Marvin R. Alvarez
Mr. Joseph A. Beiro
Roland and Judy Blanco
Robert and Mary Bondi
Ruth C. Bragg
Harry and Dot Britton
Ronald L. Cinnamon
Ida A. Felicione Coe
Andy Conda
Leroy Drew
Mr. James M. Eikeland

Doris Fernandez
Mrs. Nan D. Gallagher
Mr. Eugene P. Henry
Caridad D. Herrick (DeLara)
Jank and Ellie Jesmer
Mr. James M. Kelly
Al and Rosemary Leathers
Richard H. Lee Jr.
Lionel O. Leon
Eleanor (Buzzett) McLennan
Rosemarie Rogers Middleton
Ethlyn Coggin Miller
Charles and Mary Nabors
Retired Lt. Col. Nick Nichols
Mrs. Eleanor Hayes Phillips
Mr. Joe Priest
Buddy Skinner Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sylte
Vincent L. Tata
’59
Mr. Guy F. Amuso
Ramona Lopez Barringer
Mr. George L. Blanco
Charlie Coleman
Mrs. Sylvia Davis D’Aloia
Edna L. Falter
Mr. James A. Gallagher
Mr. Robert F. Garcia
Mrs. Joanne C. Garmendia
Geraldine Law Hynes
Mr. James E. Jeffrey
Ms. Joan Mae Jones
Pamela Shaffer Lanning
Thomas A. Leonard
Mrs. Yolanda Correa
Maguregui
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Molloy
The Rev. Paul Austin
Perrine Jr.
Miss Maryann Staudinger
Wayne Story
S. Harriett Strum
’60
Dr. Wade G. Birch
Mr. B. Wallace Blount
Jerry and Gloria Bobier
Sandra Perez Bobko
James L. Bonnette
Lawrence and Sarah
Fitzgerald
Mr. Sam A. Giunta
C. R. Rocky Klein
William W. Leonard, Ph.D.
Dr. Patricia Cripe Manning
Bill and Ann Mears
Eleanor Leonard Oakes
Merry D. Rayl
Gil Rodriguez
James and Shirley Russo
Robert J. Siwula
Mrs. Diana Ray Stanley
Mr. Richard C. Swirbul
Andre R. Wyatt
’61
Robert A. Burwell
Rene D. Carrera
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fein
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Kerr
Mrs. Leterica Kickliter
S. Hansen Long
Andrew M. Mirabole
Emily Knecht Parmer
Walter and Jan Reagin
Mrs. Sylvia A. Rivero Peters
Mr. Raul Roque
Ms. Jeanne Wiltse Royston
Stan Swanson
’62
Argy Anthony
Mr. Melton R. Battle
Orlando and Anna Lee
Blancato
Mrs. Gloria Bobier
Mary Esther Champion
Axel Claesges
Gilmore A. Dominguez
T. Michael Foster, PA
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.
Frye Jr.
Ronald and Judy Govin
Julie Cannella Hawks
Dr. Gerald A. Krumbholz
Frank P. Mehok Jr.
Andrew M. O’Connor
Joe and Mary Obusek
John and Sonia Primm
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Regar
Mrs. Elaine Regar
William J. Smalley
Ralph and Marlene Steinberg
Maxine Tucker
Naomi Sharon Weaver
Jeanette Fernandez Wilson
’63
Tom and Bunny Ackerly
Joseph R. Adams Sr.
Patricia Alchediak Ph.D.
Mr. Robert C. Bradley
Ms. Giovanna Jennie Campisi
Mrs. Julaine Condon
Mr. John J. Daoud
Robert Delgado
Doris M. Hinson
Norma Blancato
Hollingsworth
Kenneth C. Kane
R. Drew Mohr
Brenda J. Nousiainen
Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Nousiainen
Sylvia (Penzato) O’Neill
Mrs. Mary Anne Obusek
Cookie and Hope Ramos
Joseph Schreiber
Mr. Gerald H. Stead Esq.
Jeanette DeGuzman Valenti
Allan Windt
Cindy K. Xenick
’64
Jean Lackovic Amuso
William W. Barnes
William Baur
William Boyd
Marilyn Allen Conner
Retired Lt. Col. Marcus B.
Crisman, USAF
Howard Engel
Charles A. Ferguson
George T. Lewis
Mrs. Carole Morizzo
Eileen Gomez Richmond
Luciano A. Santa Cruz
Gerald and Martha Schaffer
Catharine T. Scott
Mr. James D. Smalley, CPA
Mr. Robert A. Sylte
Robert J. Watts
’65
Mr. Bernard P. Alicki
Paul Babikow
Orlando and Anna Lee
Blancato
Gil DeMeza
Overton G. Ganong
Luis Garcia
John and Marilyn Horst
Kevin Hughes
Dr. Gerald Kutzman
Richard R. Massey
Jerome M. Meguiar
Mr. George T. Moran
Louis and Carole Morizzo
Clarence L. Murphy
Mrs. Patricia A. Pladdys
Jerome D. Quinn
Richard and Peg Slye
Mrs. Wilanne Starling Stowe
Jane Stowers
Lawrence Pinco Westfield
Cmdr. Michael A. Zidek USN
(Ret)
’66
Leonard N. Altamura
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Becker Jr.
Mr. Ralph F. Bohlke
Robert C. and Aida Calafell
Maria B. Diaz
David Earle Dutch
E. Anne Ferguson
Ms. Catherine A. Gibson
Monique Groulx Ph.D.
Mrs. Carole M. Guyton
Mr. Stephen P. Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Kenneth
Lightfoot
Mr. Jerry Paul Martin
Drs. Lee H. and Janet R.
Matthews
LTC William S. Milliken
Retired
Rey and Mary Neville
Joseph P. Orlando
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Danilo and Anita Ramirez
Erline Gladstone Steinberg
Craig C. Sturken
Jacques Verron
Mr. James P. Vlahakis
John V. Whitbeck, MD
’67
Jay Anders
Mr. Robert H. Ashmead
Mr. James Bessette
Joel Philip Braverman
Robert H. Buckley
Mrs. Kittie L. Chapman
Mr. Joe M. Collera Jr.
Dick Faunce
Mr. Clifford B. Finkle III
Dr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Hemstreet
Robert L. Lovelace
David Maguire
Drs. Lee H. and Janet R.
Matthews
Thomas H. and Beverly
McDonald
Sylvia Roque McGinty
Robert F. Meredith
Dorothy Morris
Adrienne Menendez Napoli
Adrienne Carlyon
O’Donoghue
Daisy Bowman Pandolfo
Ms. Sonia Savage
Jason C. Scarlata
Robert Terri
Mr. Kenneth J. Weiss
’68
Mrs. Jerry Jones Bressin
Col. Michael P. Davis
Richard Fernando Diez
Ms. Anne Lynn Druck
Gerald W. Eppley
Alphonse N. Falco Jr.
Mr. Arthur William Gibbons
Seth D. Halpern
Frank and Darlene Johnson
Frank J. Johnson Sr.
Sharon Ann Law
Norma McCumber
Joe Midulla Jr.
Mr. Kelley Moore
Rod and Eileen Peck
Michaele Taylor Rao
Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick E.
Reid II
Mr. Jack N. Rodriguez
Sherman C. Runions and
Associates
Mr. David K. Ryan
James K. Selmser
Cary R. Singletary
Elsa G. Terri (deceased)
Mr. Peter J. Tomaino
Mr. Edward R. Van Horn
William and Leila Welborn
Mr. Morris S. Willner
Mrs. Patricia A. Wilson
Mr. John McRae Wolfe
’69
Sue Tennant Ackert
Robert and Shirley Addems
Mr. Patricia A. Bales
Mr. Leo B. Berman
Marshall and Claire Bradley
Carol Brown
Mr. Ron W. Brown
Richard R. Caravana
Dr. Michael Catanese
Mr. Robert Childress
Dr. Robert J. Cook, Ph.D.
Ted Cranmer
Amy J. Doktor
Russ Edge
Frank J. Espinosa
Joe and Melba Fountain Jr.
Conrad N. Frassa
Maureen Kearney
Clifford Korn
Willodean Laseter
Rebekkah Housholder
Leonard
Stephen P. and Miriam Levy
Gordon Maingot
Frank R. and Lucille Martinez
Doctor H. James Meginley
Frank A. Meyer Jr.
Sandra Onis Mims
Ted and Sandra Onis Mims
Mr. Lou Piniella
Howard Price
Charles F. and Jean W.
Sprietsma
Mr. E. Daniel Swanson
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2005-06
ALUMNI
DONORS
CONTINUED
Phyllis M. Tellor
Frederick M. Tibbitts Jr.
Mrs. Martha H. Turner
Patricia Whannel
’70
Retired Lt. Col. Richard D.
Barnett, USA
Richard Bartels
Robert L. Blanchard
Lee Brock
Mrs. Jan L. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davidson
Michael J. Davies
Barbara Rubin Eastman
Joan Kelly Garrison
Pat Gillette
Charles W. and Sandra
Haldane
John D. Hassett
Phyllis and Walter C. Heinrich
Jack and Kathleen King
Barbara O’Connor-Krasny
Loren T. Longman
Jim MacLeod
Jerry Margolis
Samuel W. Musgrave
Mr. Richard L. Nittinger
Kathleen Peck
Mr. Frank Permuy Jr.
Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock
George A. Pollock
Robert Russell
Cathy Wells Stanford
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Kathleen C. Stone
Mr. Gary M. Terrell
Mr. R. Tom Walker
Dennis P. Walters Jr.
Lamar R. Erk Wardell
’71
Retired Master Sgt. Miller
Arbutine, USAF
Ruth Harmon Bergstrom
Bill Boyd
Marshall and Claire Bradley
Mr. Fredric Britt
Robert Carlen
Ron and Babs Cento
Mr. Peter A. Cicco
Mr. T. Scott Cushing, CPA
Gene C. Davis
John Franks
Marty J. Gall
Robley Hunt Garrigan
Ronald L. and Donna Johns
Hough
Mr. Milton E. Johnson Jr.
Robert A. Kastenbaum
William R. Kilbourn and
Lourdes Martin Kilbourn
Retired Lt. Gen. Joseph W.
Kinzer
Marilyn Longo
Dwight L. Lorenz
Liz MacLeod
Sharan Beckman Mandell
Garrett and Carol
Marcinkowski
William B. Martin
Mr. William R. McKibben Jr.
Mrs. Helen Bailey Michaelson
Russell P. Mike
Mr. Paul R. Miller
Mr. Robert W. Miller
Elizabeth G. Moore
Bette Denenberg Morchower
Howard E. Padernacht
Pamela Pearson
John and Kathleen M. Poe
Mr. Robert G. Pottinger
Ms. Barbara Kay Powell
Peter and Susan
Quackenbush
Mr. John W. Roy
Mr. Alan Schreier
Mr. John A. Selembo
Joann E. Shepard
Lyman and Judith Sherman
Ms. Ruthann W. Stafford
Carl G. Unlaub
Steven Weichselbaum West
Raymond and Helene Wiede
Gary and Shahla Williams
Charles Wireman
Brian and Marla Wormser
’72
Dr. Wheeler L. Baker
Mr. Tony V. Chadwick
John R. Cooke
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont P. Davis
Larry Frackman
Mrs. Sandra Haldane
Charles H Hodgkins
Holly Taylor Holowach
Robert J. Hozyash
Susan L. Huff
Michael R. Iezzi
Francis and Carolyn Johnson
Matthew and Christine
Kendrick
Robert McCall and Deanny
Ogden McCall
Gary R. Murphy
Mr. Stephen W. Murray
Howard E. Padernacht
Lynda Pettit
Bill Pond
Arnold H. Price
Maj.Gen. Frederic J. Raymond
Ron Schwachenwald
Dale Hyman Solomon
Terrance and Sherril (Zucker)
Stahl
Willie J. Stokes
Mrs. Carol J. Sundberg
Rick and Sandy Thomas
Claudia Pontecorvo Waldron
Helene Wiede
Hugh Wilson
Charles and Betty Wingate
’73
Ms. Nancy J. Abel
John Back
MAJ Kenneth G. Bowen
Charles E. Bowers
Mr. Patrick J Boyle
Maj. Eliseo Cantu Jr.
Frank J. Dykeman
Robert L. Fish
Mr. Roger I. Fried
Paul H. Hauser
Susan Thompson Headley
Randy Hess
Jack and Lynn Lamond
Joe Macel
Augie and Maril Martinez
Mr. Joe C. McCloney Sr.
Bruce Meltzer
Stephen Mulligan
Leslie Carlisle Nichols
Bernard A. Pargh
Michael R. Pender Jr.
Richard A. Sauer
Jay A. Scherline, Attorneyat-Law
Mrs. Annette Bayliss Schwab
Ms. Janet L. Sciales
MAJ Donald K. Sellers
Retired Col. James V. Slagle,
USA
Maj.Gen. Zannie O. Smith Jr.
Diane Sorvillo
Mr. Gary L. Spinelli
Andrew and Charlotte
Stertzer
Mrs. Charlotte Stertzer, CPA
Mrs. Janice F. Streb, CPA
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Tomeo
Mr. Henry C. Uihlein Jr.
Stowell and Mary Upham
Frank Zedar
’74
Mike Benner
Constantine T. Bougas
Mr. David R. Bruss
Dolores Coleman Burghdorf
Mr. Paul W. Burlingame Jr.
William S. Bush
C. Andrew Christensen Jr.
Robert V. Crick
Lt. Col. Roy D. Croy Jr.
Frank P. Farmer Jr
Dan and Debbie Ferrazza
Toni Hoover
Ricki Rosenthal Kasse
Ralph D. Klein
Steve Magriby
Roger McGrath Jr.
Patricia (Collins) Menendez
Barbara M. Moore
Francis R. Morse, Attorney at
Law
Robert F. Olinits
Mr. Max D. Payne
Arthur D. Peffer III
Juan and Jean Pena
Mr. Rod L. Piatt
Harry Retjos
Candy Schloesser Retter
Clarence Rocka Jr.
Mr. James K Schaefer
Terrance And Sherril
(Zucker) Stahl
Retired Lt. Col. Emmett L.
Taylor
Mr. Chester H. Thatcher Jr.
Kimm S. Watson
Dick Woodward
’75
Bud and Joyce Almas
Mr. Mark J. Caporin
John and Jamie Dwan
Mr. Steven H. Fadler
Debbie Matheson Ferrazza
Bill Finnerty
Jerrold W. Gregory
Charles Hart
Valerie Smith Hirvela
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A.
Hoover
Stu Kadesh
David Kerr
John and Delle Kiesling
Mr. Anthony Kopecky
Mr. Samuel Lasky
Michael A. MacDonald
Rose-Marie L. Magriby
Donald Marinelli
Mr. Ronald A. Marks
Deanny (Ogden) McCall
Barbara L. Cross Petry
Edward and Katherine
Presson
Sarah Agliano Rivas
Dan and Shirley Trzaska
Wayne Tucker
David Wolf
’76
Mr. Charles S. Abell
Mr. J. L. Allen
James W. Allen
Mr. Robert Begelman
Mr. Douglas Bender
Louis S. Bezich
Robert C. Bixby
Bernice H. Black
Philip C. Bragg
Ronal D. Brewer
Morton C. Bulkley
Kenton Colwell
Frank and JoAnn Crawford
Mr. James H. Davidson Jr.
James De Angelo
C. Ray Dorsey III
Jamie Dwan
Lynnette M. Evenson
Mr. Thomas E. Feaster
Mr. Richard J. Fitzpatrick
Donna A. (Buchanan) Green
Joel W. Hamburger
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Inman
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A.
Krzywicki
Mr. Morley L. Mason
Retired Col. Herbert P. Ohm,
USA
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pedrero
Grita Vail Perry
Mr. William M. Rea
Everett and Anmarie
Richards
Scott W. Roberts
Retired Lt. Col. Richard F.
Rockwell, USA
Greg Scanio
Melba Schjang
Raymond C. Weber
Gordon P. Wesley
’77
Jon C. Arnold
Timothy Auperin
Mrs. Katherine J. Bartalino
Mark and Michelle Bellish
Julie Blagojevich
Rob and Julie Blagojevich
Mrs. Sylvia Boronell
Mr. John M. Bowler
Mr. Michael V. DellaPenna
Lawrence S. Devos III
Mrs. Angela (Moore) Dwork
Julia Bodmer
Louis E. Flack
Gerald L. Gillis
Regina Gloria Gonzalez

Mr. Hugh W. Gott
Miria L. Hester
WK “Jay” Jamison
Lila L. Johnson-Thomas
Robin M. Kohn
Hans W. Lux
Lu C. McCray
Andrea Zambito Molony
Mr. Edward J. Murphy III
Retired Lt. Col. Robert F.
Pearson
Mr. Gene E. Pike
David A. Pulver
Mr. Curtis R. Rogers
Leonard Stancombe
Fred and Carol Sundberg
Keith and Linda Swanson
Jerry and Kathy Taylor
Mr. Everett D. Walker
Oscar and Sandra White
Dr. James N. Wieland
Carl and Corinne Wilmarth
Ethel Richardson Woodard
Susan Wynn
’78
Ms. Julie D. Beckner
Mr. Thomas A.
Bernadzikowski
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A.
Borden
2005-06 GIFTS IN MEMORIAM
STEPHEN ANDERSON
Kristen Huebsch
John Jackson
GEORGIA BARRANCO
Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./
Borrell Foundation Inc.
BARBARA CASEY
Karen M. Casey
DR. DAVID DELO
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Ferman Jr.
HELEN NANCE DEPEW
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Crowder Jr.
Janette Dale
Paul and Georgia Danahy
JOAN C. DUANY
Andretta Marsh Properties
Cassius M. Eiseman
Richard Geller
Hopco Food Services Inc.
Tampa Bay Imaging
FRANK AND FRANCES
FILEWICZ
Renatta Filewicz-Cochran
TOM FITZGERALD
Robert E. Morris
MR. AND MRS. SOL FRIED
Roger Fried
FELICIA GONZALEZ
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferlita
Dr. Xavier F. Cannella and
Mrs. Sharon L. Cannella
Lt. Col. John Compton
Hewey M. Davis
Mr. David W. and Dr. Linda
Devine
Mr. Brian M. and Mrs. Colette
Doyle
Andrew and Angela Dwork
Joan Elder
Mrs. Emily A. Fernandez
Irene P. Fernandez
Bob Garner
Mary F. Gonzalez
John T. Heath Jr.
Jane M. Jennings
Virginia Diane Johnston
Gail M. Kelly
Dennis A. Lopez
Miss Keven E. McGinn
Kevin J. Northrup
Tim J. Pelot
Rennie and Lisa Poirier
Benson “Alex” Riseman
Eric J. Romanino
Ms. Betty J. Rosales
Gary Russell
Mr. Roger L. Sanford
Cullen and Anna Waters
Linda Godshall Weaver
Mrs. Jane Whiteside
DON GRANT
Dr. and Mrs. Michael J.
Mendelsohn
JAMES W. GRAY JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
GEORGE W. HARRIS JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
EUGENE PATRICK HENRY
Joyce E. Henry
DR. WILLIAM HOPKINS
Jean Amuso
SUSAN DUBOIS IEZZI
Michael R. Iezzi
IAN IRWIN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
ROBERT JAEB
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
JAMES KELLY
George and Barbara
Pennington
FLORA LAUN
Dennis Laun
ANTHONY MARCELLI
David A. Straz Jr. Foundation
SUE MCCORD
Leesburg High School Class
of ’55
Mark and Suzy McLain
Mr. George W. Woodman Jr.
Kathleen S. Zamon
Mrs. Laura Zonies-Shaffer
’79
Peter and Vivian Cammick
Mr. William N. Cantrell
Mr. William J. Counihan III
Dean M. De Negri
Mark L. Dubin
Kenneth P. Dumas
Mr. Claudius B. Effiom
Mr. Clifford S. Gelbard
Mr. Robert P. Gelzheiser
Irene P. (Durrance) Johnston
Joseph and Deborah
Lamphier
Harold C. Lewis
Mark S. O’Malley
Col. and Mrs. James T.
Pate Jr.
Mr. Frederick M. Peng
Clifford and Martha Replogle
Patrick and Lillian Pauchey
Simon
Barbara A. Sowder
John and Barbara West
Joyce L. Wieland
Ms. Diana L. Winoker
Mr. Charles E. Wolfe
Laura Zonies-Shaffer
George and Barbara
Pennington
Mickey and Judy Perlow
GEORGE H. METZGER
Donald M. Metzger
COPELAND D. “COPE”
NEWBERN JR.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
KATHARINE (KITTY) LEVY
SHELDON
Benjamin Sheldon
MARGARET SMITH
Mrs. Bruce Holmberg
Charles Muller
DOT SOSSAMAN
The Chiselers Inc.
GLORIA J. SPARKMAN
The Chiselers Inc.
MRS. EVELYN STOLL
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
ELSA G. TERRI
Robert J. Terri
KATHRYN HILL TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
PAT TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Haldane
Robert L. Knowles
Linda A. Thompson
Deanna Trippi
Susan J. Raper
William H. Cross Company,
CPAs
MR. PAUL TYSON
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
HELEN R. CALTAGIRONE
VALENTINE
Angela Girone
JACK VANSPANCKEREN
Susan Taylor
NANCY HATER WASHBURN
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
DEBORAH WILKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
JACK WILSON
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
MARJORIE WRIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S. Austin
2005-06 GIFTS IN HONOR
DOROTHY SCHIFFMACHER
Louise Diaz Jackson
Elaine Newman
’80
Mr. and Ms. Steve Archer
Thomas E. and Susanne
Birmingham
Robert W. Boculac
Charles R. Bowers Jr.
Robert and Ann Marie
Cascella
Wesley J. Champney
Major Anna M. Cline
Mr. Andrew Scott Cohen
Syd and Mary Comer
James Conricote
W. Charles Dickens
Robert Evanko
Ms. Karen Fenton
Gonzalo C. Garcia
Jeffrey L. Grimner
Mr. H. Joseph Middendorf
Brenda H. Murray
Mr. James C. Preston Jr.
Mrs. Naomi Ryan
Stuart and Ruth Sklut
Thomas E. Slaymaker
Ms. Cassandra Smith-Boothe
Mr. Fred N. Stribling
Mr. C. Michael Sunderland
Gerald H. Thomsen
Mrs. Glorian Ferlita
Weatherly, EDS
Steve White
Ms. Delores A. Williams
’81
Ade T. Adebisi
Matthew P. Ansbro
Mrs. Susanne Birmingham
Joseph Bonacci
Robert A. and Deborah
Bourke
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brown
Mr. Larry W. Bryant
Mrs. Ruth C. Caperna
Edward L. Dement
Mr. Neale V. G. Turgeon
Mr. Paul T. Horgan
William A. Job
Floyd and Irene Johnston
Andrea Petrach Krysienski
Mr. Thomas A. Meachum
Ms. Cheryl G. Muse
Mary J. Nolan
Michael O’Donnell
Col. and Mrs. Alex Portelli
Dr. Kristen Price
Martyn L. Quinn
Anne Bishop Rachel
John and Anne Bishop Rachel
David and Terri Ross
Doug and Kathleen
Rothschild
Timothy and Lezlie L.
Rovnanik
Mrs. Rayma Santos
Dennis and Sharon
Sercombe
Jay and Eileen Shattuck
Joe Ubinas
Jim and Lisa Vondrak
Mr. Jeff R. White
’82
Mr. Michael L. Adams
Diane J. Bain
Kelly Carrillo Burke
James F. Calvert
Ann Marie Cascella
Retired Lt. Cmdr. James
Conner, USN
Frank and Julie Corden
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2005-06
ALUMNI
DONORS
CONTINUED
Mrs. Marietta B. Crosby
John E. Crumbley
Patrick A. Davis
Dawn DiGregorio
Vincent and Lyn Falcone
Mike and Dawn Galuska
Mr. William G. Gieseking
Anthony J. Gonzalez
Ralph and Cynthia Gonzalez
Mr. Mark Govin
Kagan Gursel
Carole Homler Harry
Larry L. Hatlestad
Mrs. Amy Hill Hearth
Mr. Aaron W. Hendry
Dr. Richard I. Hogrefe
Shelly Havas Hollingsworth
James W. Huff
Mrs. Christy L. Hutchison
Barbara Wolf Kinsey
Gary Kleinman /Laura
Bernon Kleinman
Mrs. Carolyn D. Wiley
Louden RN
Sharon Jann Lynch
George McLaughlin Jr.
Nicholas F. Mooney
Dale M. Moser
Mr. John D. Murphy Jr.
Mr. Michael D. Perry
Jay and Kelly Phelps
Paul J. Pucino
Mark and Beth Putnam
Mark S. Putnam
Mr. David W. Queen
Michael Quinn
Mrs. Emmy Purcell Reynolds
Mr. Joseph F. Rich
Mr. Marc J. Scheer
John M. Sciacca
Linda Smeraldi-Lopez
Mrs. Anne D. Soule
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W.
Soule
Teresa Underhill Stockton
Angele D’Amico Trimble
Mrs. Jamie E. Wacek
Mr. Alan J Zale
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’83
Mark W. Arrowood
Stephen and Ronnie (Honig)
Bendernagel
Dr. William Preston Billig
Jacqueline Cooper Brethen
Chris and Linda Catanach
James P. and Melody (Brown)
Feist
Victor M. Fernandez
James J. Gabriel
Felicia S. (Diaz) Gillette
Mike and Suzanne Lacy
Sylvia G. Leffler
Lisa Rosen Lievense
Mr. Edward R. Martel
Mrs. Nancy Moctezuma
Robert J. Muir
Michael Munger
Martha Simmons Oddo
Mr. Dale L. Perry
Dennis G. Rears
Leslie Ann Steward-Kostka
Mrs. Judith B. Tawil
Mr. Richard S. Turer
’84
Ms. Karla M. Ahrens, Esq.
Julie D’Agostino Corden
Mr. Kristin K. Cox
Joseph J. Dibari
Dr. Colleen Ellis-Syron
Mr. and Mrs. Keith R.
Erickson
Mr. Rupert H. George
Margaret J. Grosz
Joseph and Kellie A. Kiely
Laura Kleinman
Jill M. Lerman
Dr. and Mrs. Keith Andrew
Lerro
Mike Miley
Charles A. Norberg
Chris Pastina
Lezlie L. Rovnanik
Jeff Rubel
Mr. Richard Smyth
Patrick Syron and Colleen
Ellis
Mr. Francis G. Varallo
Peter and Deanna Waldron
Ellen D. Baker Wallen, MD
Mrs. Louise Warner
’85
Jack A. Arnold
Kent Bailey
Jack and Val Beatty
Mr. Gary M. Berthelson
Ms. Patricia P. Bohannan
Mr. Robert Bovarnick
Marlene Deaton
Mr. Kurt R. Devlin
Mrs. Donna Strong Finck
Kevin Holzgruber
Joseph H. Kelly Jr.
Frederick G. Little
Rick L. Manzanares
Ms. Vicki M. Meachum
Sandy Lofland Payne
Mr. Ralph Poetsch
Don and Peggy Prosser
Dr. Arden L. Taber and Mrs.
Linda Taber
Francisco Velez Jr.
Mrs. Deanna L. Waldron
Mr. Colin B. Wiseman
Mrs. Adrienne Yates
’86
Rebecca L. Abdoney
Mr. Laurence M. Bagan
Ms. Laura L. Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Britton
James V. and Jill Caimano
Mr. Jay M. Chrobak
Mrs. E. Ann Dinofsky
Beatrice Eckart
Carol Ann Eschelman
Theodore N. Fotopoulos
Rufino Galvan
Mrs. Helen T. Kerr
David and Natalie Koletic
Michael and Kristy Long
Shel McGuire
John and Carole Mercer
Jeff Mitchell
James and Mia Nolan
Carmen Richardson
Mr. Ronald J. Rogari
Mr. John C. Skinner
Mrs. Karol C. Waddell
Mrs. Denise Ware
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Wilde
Kimberly S. Wiley
Mr. Joseph M. Wilson
’87
Robert and Karen Abberger
Mr. David R. Anderson Sr.
Mr. John M. Barrett
James B. and Judy L. Barton
Jim and Peggy Boris
Ms. Lisa Boudreau
Chuck and Patricia Carden
Kenneth Cherven
Mr. Randal S. Chip
Suzanne Edgett Collins
David A. Cowdrick
Mr. Powel A. Crosley
Kimberly De Shong
Albert and Debra Donahey
Kathleen Mary Egan
William W. Godfrey Jr.
Charlotte H. Grant
Candace Gray
Mr. Marcus W. Greene
Gloria Jefferson Griffith
Ms. Donna Walters Guemmer
Norman and Carol Haines
Mr. C. Michael Halfast
Denise E. Halfast
Dennis E. Henry
Dan S. Ho
Mark A. House
Christina M. Hurley
Miss Jeanette M. Kenfield
Joann Sirota Kole
Mark F. Lapp
David and Ellen Lonigro
Ronald R. McClarin and
Brandy McClarin
Donald W. McKenzie
William M. Mulholland
Mrs. Nancy R. Odell
Joseph and Michelle Potuzak
William C. Rapley
Mr. Dean M. Rodriguez
Ms. Susan L. Scott
Mrs. Dayna J. Hadfield Shock
Mr. and Mrs. Arni Sigurdsson
Richard and Leslie Stein
Tom and Cathy Szelistowski
Arthur B. Wilt
William Zimmerman
’88
Donna R. Alexander
Ms. Gail L. Barker
William V. Cally
Mr. Robert C. Castle
Dr. Jeffrey G. Chaffin
Jennifer L. Clark
Mr. James M. Collins IV
Mrs. Dana L. Crosby-Collier
Abraham L. Cross
Patrice Cunningham
Chad W. Drobisch
Mrs. Nancy Jean Ellis
Marc and Pamela (Tobin)
Garron
Philippe G. Hills
Seth and Amy Huston
G. Gail Hyde
Mary Iannone
Susan M. Jarrett
Marilyn Lewis, RN
Mrs. Kimberly V. Mirabella
Mia C. Nolan
Mr. Gregory K. Nordheim
Mark and Lydia Ophaug
Mrs. Michelle M. Orama
David and Margaret Orner
Cecelia Ouellette
Mrs. Judith A. Pacitti-Nolasco
Ms. Lisa Shetter-Robey, CPA
Mrs. Andrea Sigurdsson
David J. Stofflet
Ms. JoAnne E. Sweeney
Deborah Tamborello-Fuller
Ella L. Thomas
Jeffrey L. Uribe
Dan Williams
’89
John Craig Ainsworth
Ms. Lynn Marie Awad
Mrs. Deborah L. Bernhard
Clayton A. Bodine
Jim and Peggy Boris
Ms. Tracey B. Bradford
Mr. Guy D. Bradstock
Tammy J. Buchan
Ross Castillo
Mr. Kirk D. Churchill
Mr. Bret L. Coffman
Sally Ann Daniels
Paul Dolan
Ron DuBois
Mrs. Kimberly A. Earl
Wesley G. Earl
Daniel Ellis
Ms. Sharon L. Fox
William Keith Fulk
Lorraine Rafter Graybill
James T. Greene
David Winthrop Hanson
MAJ Roger A. Herres
William G. Hungiville III
Mr. Michael V. Hunt
Mr. Steven A. Kass
Mr. Clifford John Keim
Ms. Therese M. Kominski
Benjamin H. Lacy
Mr. Scott A. Laramy
Blace and Robyn Nalavany
Fernando A. Nolasco
Gene Ouellette
Marc and Donna Popovich
Ms. Leslie D. Rogers
Phillip L. Rosing
Henry G. Saavedra
Karen Thomas Salemme
Scott A. and Lori Rieth
Schneider
Lucy Shaw
Lisa Sherman
Liza Shimmin
Stephanie J. Sibley
Scott Spiegelhalter
Paul and Christine Sykes
’90
Patrick H. Allman III
Jeff Alpert
Maureen Adams Becker
Mr. Michael H. Booth
Roger S. Campeau
Linda H. Catanach
Jeffrey Kent Christy
Joel Cirello
Andrew C. Cooper
Nadine G. Cooper
Joseph and Sally Daniels
Patrick J. Donoghue
Ms. M. Lucy Dowie
Hans Kristian (Kris) and
AnnMarie Fauske
Michael R. Floegel

Jerry Flynn
Kelly Besch Friedman
Yvonne Gray
Jon and Charlotte Harris
Mrs. Andrea V. Hart
MAJ Kimberly R. Keravuori
Steve and Ashlee Liebel
Marc H. Linchuck
Alexander Mammen
David A. Martin
Mark and Suzy McLain
Donald M. Metzger
Jim and Sally Moorehead
Peter L. Platteborze
Scott A. and Lori Rieth
Schneider
Jason F. Schrago
Mrs. Dorothy L. Schroeder
Kurt R. Schuldes
Mr. David Schumacher
Dr. David Schwartz
Michael Stiglich
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R.
Trzcinski
Mrs. Elaine R. Watson
Mr. Douglas P. Zaragoza
’91
Dr. Harriet A. Brodsky
Andy W. Brown
Bradley and Mandy Brown
Mr. Chris Bryan
Gretchen Cahaly
Cass W. Christenson
Carlos A. Cubas Jr
Ernest Eckler
Darren J. Elkind
Ileana Couret Endom
Ms. Cynthia D. Ezell
Ms. Jan B. Freed
Ramsay and Patricia Grice
Mr. Marwan H. Haddad
Kevin C. Hall
Merrith Jones
Ms. Donna L. King, ARNP C
Andy Kroupa
Mary E. Landsberger
Mrs. Geraldine M. Lemen
Mr. Anthony J. Leone
Larry Letourneau
Donna J. Long
Laura Meisler
Robyn Nalavany
Robert B. O’Brion
Carolyn White Olivero
Waylon Peterson
Paul C. Pignataro
Michael F. Sherlock
Mike and Karen Soros
Jarret M. Strawn
Mark D. Wozniak
’92
Bryan Alexander
Rebecca Morgan Alexander
David Arango
Dianne R. Barns
Alyson (Ravitz) Bruzas
Ms. Michelle Q. Caunin
Mrs. Lisa Davis-Gore
Mrs. Ann DeLaCruz-Rodkey
Ms. Roxanne (Katchmark)
Dickinson
Jeana Ebanks
Robert Eppenstein
John P. Foster
Mr. Robert J. Henderson
Mr. Thomas E. Hoover
Mr. Stephen C. Jordan
Mr. Thomas E. Kelly
Mary E. Liro
Mrs. Angela D. McCutcheon
Beverly A. Mikolash
Jolene M. Nixon
Harold and Teresa Patino
William B. Roth
Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson
Jill Schillinger
Mr. Robert H. Tenenbaum
Mark Tibbs
Kim (Nordt) Tompuri
Mr. Joseph D. Urso
James L. and Leath A.
Washington
Bruce and Kimberly
Wildgrube
’93
Michael Allain
Philip R. Balser, Jr.
Mr. Christian P. Bellingrath
Sharon Benson
Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Brenneman
Tim Carpenter
Linda Cassella
Daniel P. Caughey
Carol A. Comer
Mrs. G. Spring Copeland
Travis D. Corson
Mr. Edmond A. Creech Jr.
Anthony and Linda D’Aquila
Mrs. Lea Lavoie Davis
Jennifer Duda
Mr. Edward A. Graham
Shawn and Jeanne Gregory
Mr. Charles J. Hahn
Jeffrey T. Hause
Tony and Rebecca (Limmel)
Holcomb
John J. Holton
Kirsten Huebsch
Mrs. Penelope H. Hulbert
Anita Jaskiel
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaskiel
John A. Koutroumanis
Mr. Gregory D. Landwirth
Mark and Karen Liebel
Tony and Kerry Lott
Ms. Michele E. Michaels
Rebecca J. Nelson
Anthony Newman
James P. Osman
Christopher Quirk
Jill Randall-Swartz
Sandip S. Sahota
Mr. Thomas M. Weber
Gary and Sharon Zimmerman
’94
Maureen R. Esposito
Barry A. Ferguson
Mr. Glenn E. Gallagher
Vincent Giampa
Ms. Stephanie N. Heath
Robert D. Keller, Ph.D.
Mark and Jacqueline
LaTorella
Su U. Lee
Mark T. Liebel
Mr. Brian J. Malison
Mrs. Judith Mandt
Heather J. McLay
Robert Mercado
Helen M. Minici
Mrs. Kara P. Mirocke
Elbert W. Nasworthy
Maria A. Okuniewski
O. Kumar Prasad
Alice Reid
Jeff Rogo
Jennifer E. Rosell
Mr. Randall A. Roys
Amy Salomon
Mr. Donald H. Smith
Mr. Matthew H. Snyder
Mr. Michael J. Szwejkowski Jr.
Derrick D. Thomas
Scott R. Trautman
Jean Venturino
David M. Wasserman
Mr. David B. Winner
’95
Anonymous
Zeynep Angin
Michele Cardin Bailey
R. Kyle Bailey
Joseph Baker
Dr. Tosha Barclay
Dr. Lori Benson
Brian and Patricia Bickel
Tommy and Trang T. Black
Mr. William J. Borrell
Mr. Winfield S. Brickett
Mr. Adrian B. Bush
Mrs. Christina H. Carey
Wanda V. Chaves
Donna DeRango Colby
Ms. Nancy A. Connor
Gary Cross
Donald R. Drake III
Bob Everson
Sandra L. Feltner
Mrs. Catherine G. Gallagher
Gary L. Hainz
Jason T. Harris
John Kevin Hickinbotham
Charles W. Inman
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
John Jackson
Ricky and Alice Keck
Robin Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lopez
Ryan Mackie
Ivan Navarro
Mr. Michael Plumtree
Megan B. (Bohmbach) Ruble
Mr. Taylor C. Schmitz
Rebecca G. Hardy Scott
Ms. Christine Shea
The Smith Family
Phillip D. Smith
Mr. Thomas C. Spangler
Jean Way Sprietsma
Miss Kristin Swofford
Glenn and Patty Todd
Deborah L. Askew Tungate
Mr. William Vasana
Shawn Vinson
Mr. Joseph J. Wessel
Dr. Jennifer Wortham
Brad, Alyson, and Brandon
Yellin
’96
Rachel (Price) Baker
James K. Beckmann Jr.
Gabriel Beyrent
James Daniel Botkins
Joseph and Gilda Capitano
Mrs. Michele L. Cimino
John M. DeVeny
Evan Brauman Fetter
Mrs. Laura Gatewood
Larry J. Gispert
Michael Globenfelt
Mr. Ryan R. Hutchinson
Lisa (Hane) Knight
Mr. Keith LaBrecque
Geoff and Whitney LeCain
Mr. and Mrs. Marc J. Lovallo
Stacey Cassidy-Malloy, Esq.
Amy Martin
Beatrice B. Miller (Siller)
Mrs. Priscilla W. Miller
Ms. Mamele K. Omensetter
Newkirk
Mr. Kristopher T. Pento
Cindy Bivins Perkins
David and Tina Pyatt
Ms. Stephanie Schaff
Mr. Marc A. Silver
Mr. John Spasiano
David J. Sullivan
Mr. Michael B. Szafranski
Brian C. Ussery
Mr. Michael S. Vargo
Joan E. Wallace
’97
Andrew and Virginia
Armstrong
Mr. Philip J. Bacon
Mr. Leonardo J. Carmona
Miss Stephanie D. Caron
Jason M. Ciofalo
Mr. Christopher J. Doyle
Vincent Frattaruolo RN
Mrs. Catherine G. Fuhrman
Aaron and Catherine
Gallagher
Theresa Rae Gay
Ms. Jennifer S. Giles
Dr. Roger Green
Dara Greenhouse
Mr. Robert C. Heald
Patrick and Hope Ingle
Ms. Dawn L. Kelly-Wall
Michael Kiely
Miss Debra Jean Longobardi
Stephen C. Miles
Mr. Marc M. Montalto
Karen E. Munini
Maxine E. Nelson
Tina R. Paone
Peter Perkins
Mrs. Anmarie Richards
Sonia L. Romero
Brad Wakefield
Ms. Amanda C. Whidden
Cheryl A. Whiteman
Mrs. Elinor M. Zito
’98
Mrs. Karen L. Altemose, RN
W. Bruce Bryan
Mr. Allen J. Cooke
Mr. Michael T. DeGenova
Melanie L. Fish
Mr. Michael C. Floyd
Mrs. Amy L. Green
Mr. Christof Hammerli
Mr. Phil M. Holzer
Joel Damian Hudson
Renz J. Kuipers
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Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
2005-06
ALUMNI
DONORS
CONTINUED
Mr. Ross D. Myers
Megan Proulx Esq.
Mrs. Rebecca D. Reynolds
Mae Ellen Shea
The Smith Family
Nicole Stevens
Mr. Rodolfo C. Sumulong
Mrs. Tracey L. Tripp
Mr. Stephen J. Trotta
Karen Turner
Mr. Peter J. Valentine
Brett and Melissa Van Hoose
David Virgilio
Mr. John A. Warner
M. Brent Wertz
Ms. Robyn F. Wesley
Jonathan Wiede
Miss Abebi Wolfe
’99
Mrs. Gwendolyn J. Almand
Mr. Robert J. Apple
Ms. Kymberly L. Bohart
Lorna A. Borghese
Miss Dina L. Castellano
Mr. Roger Thomas T.
Cayetano
Nicholas Davi
Ms. Lasheantea T. Davis
Miss Lauren H. Geller
Miss Barbara K. Goetting
Susann M. Golby
Ms. Amanda Hammerli
Dr. M. Suzanne Hiebert
Mr. Harold A. Jackson
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Mrs. Barbara Joustra
CPT Gregory Lindsey
Mr. Angel E. Lopez
Ms. Luana S. Martucci-De
Paloma
Mr. Brett J. McMullen
Marco and Jacqueline
Miranda
David Newcombe
Meredith Paxton
Ms. Laura D. Plumb
Steven T. Sawyer
Mr. Gerald H. Stanley Jr.
Miss Pamela M. Tayon
Vanessa Voehl Johnson
Joe Wiley
Jimmy D. Workman Jr.
Mrs. Trisha S. Woods
’00
Miss Tiffany D. Aqabli
Ms. Mariah A. Bieber
Danette and Charles Bodine
Mr. Michael S. Buday
Mr. Kevin A. Carver
Dennis M. Cassidy, MD
Sherrie Chambers
Robert and Martha Ree
Collins
Danielle J. Duval
Ms. Deborah Folino
Mr. Jeffrey J. Grande
Mrs. Kelly (Crawford) Grande
Mrs. Jeanne K. Gregory
Mr. John P. Larkin
Mr. Cory C. Malatesta
Travis J. Milks
Jorge Montequin
Mr. Craig N. Murray
Mr. Sean T. Quigley
Miss Dawn D. Rawlins
Mr. Darren A. Rubin
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roy Selmon
Kyle Siptroth
Mr. Joel W. Stephens
Edith Stewart
Ms. Denise M.A. Walthall
Albert Van Dusen
’01
Annika Abrahamsson
Ms. Virginia S. Armstrong
Ms. Eleanor M. Berberich
Mr. John E. Biggs IV
Mr. Daniel J. Buchholtz
Miss Debra L. Chadwick
Lee A. Crouch
Mr. Edward M. Douglass
Michael Faxas
Jim Gaines
Miss Megan E. Gallagher
Miss Cristina M. Gonzalez
Miss Shauna T. Hagan
Mr. Russell A. Harrison
Mrs. Candace G. Hobbs
Stephen and Sherry Jaquay
Mr. Radek Knesl
Ms. Celia B. Larimore
Miss Heather K. Medeiros
Mrs. Paula M. Mesa
Nicole L. Miller
Miss Nancy Lynn Muggelberg
Gina Pask
Mr. James R. Rankin Jr.
Lisa M. Raponi
Miss Carlin O. Reagan
Miss Elise D. Schallert
Desiree N. H. Siegel
Brian Simmons
Mrs. Erin M. Simmons
Mrs. Mary A. Slater
Jamaal M. Solomon
Miss Sherry L. Swan
Mr. Donald H. Tiller III
Mr. Wayne A. Ward
’02
Christina Barteaux
Joel M. Belinc
Mr. Jack Bless
Mr. Babatola Durojaiye
Ms. Julie C. Etzkorn
Angela Gillisse
Mr. Harold N. Haynes
Ms. Jackie L. Jenkins
Miss Charlotte M. Kelley
Ms. Janice Law
Mr. James P. McInturff
Mr. Sam S. Militello Jr.
Mrs. Teresa M. Pergola
Ms. Jenna W. Schebell
Miss Edie L. Somerville
Ms. Carol A. Tortarelli
Miss Alison McHugh
Miss Megan A. Whitmore
Miss Esther C. Will
Mr. Andrew M. Zentmayer
’03
Ms. Leontyne L. Locke
Kelly Balaco
Suzanne M. Bilicska
Mr. Douglas R. Bransfield
Ms. Leisa A. Campbell
Miss Lisset J. Diaz
Miss Jessica L. Drees
Janie L. Fogg
Mr. Christopher W. Frye
Mr. Michael W. Gall
Mr. Julius R. Hobbs Jr.
Mrs. Deanna L. Hutchins
Miss Juleen A. Jennings
Mr. Evan G. Koorse
Jennifer Leibe
Lena Makurath
Ms. Brooke M. May
Ms. Lynne E. Merriam
Francisco A. Moreno
Jaime L. Pino
Dawn Richards Felton
Miss Tasha M. Schmidt
Mr. Gregg M. Schoppman
Mrs. Kimberly A. Sperling
Mr. Daniel A. Spooner
Mr. John D. St. Louis
Ms. Krista G. Testwuide
Miss Kristin J. Thurston
Ms. Jasmine Velazquez
Ms. Lynley M. Weade
Jenks Wheless
Mr. Andrew P. Zibell
’04
Mr. Travis L. Abercrombie
Jennifer Blackwell
Colin Caspersen
Christine S. Check
Mr. Matthew B. Cooksey
Kathy Cutler
Mr. Rodrigo M. DaSilva
Angela Durkee
Carly E. Fabian
Ms. Kelly Falconer-Miller
Miss Marygrace Farina
Mike Flood
Mr. Sean P. Fontaine
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J.
Galvez
April L. Gillespie
Miss Sarah E. Greenhawt
Mr. Darryl K. Harrison
Kathleen A. Hetz
Ms. Maxine Hutchinson
Mr. Bryon J. Ingalls
Adam W. Jones
Miss Nora V. Jones
Ms. Christine B. Lutocka
Dana M. MacNamara
Sarah A. Mantooth
Mr. Donald Todd Marrs
Katherine I. Mason
Amanda E. Matsumoto
Jamie M. McCoy
Mr. Larry L. Parker
Mr. Albert Garrett Pless
Nando Quinones
Mr. Mark R. Rader
Assad A. Raza
Mr. Dean J. Ricca
Elizabeth Smith
Mr. Michael F. Stone
Miss Kerrie Anne Sweeney
Mr. Todd K. Thomas
Mr. David Villarroel
Rolando Villegas
Debbie Viveiros
Mr. Rama K. Vudutala
Erin A. Wells
Mr. Erik C. Winkler
Ms. Valerie Wolf
’05
Mr. Gabriel F. Acosta
Mr. Matthew J. Akins
Mr. Charles P. Austin
Ms. Erica B. Bauman
Terri Arthur Berger
Ms. Aida I. Bermudez
Miss Darlene M. Caro
Kyra Lynn Cockrum
Erin M. Cothran
Miss Elisabeth M. Daniel
Judy A. De Leon
Ms. Ivana M. Diaz
Mr. Karlvin Duperval
Mr. John T. Eanes
Antoinette C. Ettiene
Miss Brittany N. Gonzales
Ms. Carla Gopher
Mr. Jonathan E. Gormley
Johanna Griese
Ms. April B. Griffith
Michael A. Guerrero
Ms. Resheta F. Halloway
Jeni M. Halpain
Sonya D. Herring
Sheri Huelster
Kristina L. Justen
Jeffrey L. Lackey
Mr. Ryan J. Laun
Dr. Joseph P. Laurino
Anthony P. Laviano
Jane Lawler
Victoria R. Lazuka
Waltter Lopez-Gonzalez
Miss Kelly A. Maher
Roberto Martinez Jr.
Kevin M. Maust
Michael P. McEleney
Tracy Loomis-Miller
Miss Leah C. Monzillo
Kelly A. Neff
Rebecca E. Paone
Belinda V. Quinones
Mr. Tommie E. Rimes
Danielle J. Scibetta
Monica M. Sheridan
Leisha R. Slaughter
Bethany Smith
Val Smith
Miss Alda S. Tome
Stephanie Toro
Sasha L. Ward
Matthew T. Weigl
Leaton T. D. White
Mrs. Brenda L. Williams
Jimmy D. Workman Jr.
Jasmine L. Wray
Russell D. Zayas
’06
Roxanne Adams
Mr. Michael T. Barnes
Mrs. Jamie K. Blessinger
Rose Alyssa Burns
Leslie A. Deal
William Franchi
MaryJean Hoke
Miss Kristen L. Kluberdanz
Minerva Marinez
Danielle Meyerowitz
Mr. Michael J. Strycharske
Christine A. Volk
Willaim P. Wimberly

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ENDOWMENT
The University of Tampa
gratefully acknowledges
the individuals,
corporations and
foundations that have
contributed to the
University’s endowment.
They have been
instrumental in securing
the University’s future.
SCHOLARSHIPS
New Endowed Scholarships
begin with a commitment
of $25,000 or more.
Anonymous
Jane and Sid Allen
Scholarship (Athletic)
Antonini Award
R. Kyle and Michele Bailey
Endowed Scholarship
R. K. Bailey Endowed
Scholarship
Sam Bailey Endowed Athletic
Scholarship
Bank of America Scholarship
Fund
Edna McDuffie Barritt
Scholarship
Lillian K. Bassler Scholarship
(ROTC)
Sam Ellison/BECK Endowed
Scholarship for Athletics
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
Florida Endowed Scholarship
Board of Fellows Endowed
Scholarship
Borrell Family Endowed
Scholarship
Borrell Family Endowed
Scholarship for Athletics
Lydia Briggs Memorial
Scholarship
Bright House Networks
Endowed Scholarship for
Minority Scholars
William and Sarah Brorein
Scholarship
Robert C. and Aida Calafell
Endowed Scholarship
Doyle E. and Nell R. Carlton
Scholarship Fund
William J. Carter Scholarship
The Chiselers Inc. Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Clarence Clark-Clearwater
Power Squadron Endowed
Scholarship (Marine Science)
Class of 1992 Scholarship
Endowment
Class of 2002 Scholarship
Endowment
Robert Cook Memorial
Scholarship
W. Hampton Copeland Jr.
Scholarship (Business)
A. L. Cuesta Jr. Scholarship
Paul and Georgia Danahy
Scholarship
Helen A. Davis Endowed
Scholarship
Dr. David Delo Endowed
Scholarship
Dr. Martin S. Denoff
Memorial Scholarship Fund
(Volunteer Service)
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S.
Dervaes Sr. and Family
Endowed Scholarship
Paul N. Dervaes-Celeste
Dervaes Whitehead Endowed
Scholarship
Julia I. Dickenson Endowed
Scholarship (Lineal
descendants of Confederate
veterans)
Darin Donahue Endowed
Scholarship (Tennis)
Margaret Sweeten
Henderson-Donaghay
Founders Scholarship
(Nursing)
G. Paul Dorfmuller Memorial
Scholarship (Art)
William L. Edwards Veterans
Scholarship
David A. and Mary Irene Falk
University Scholar
The Reverend Andrew
Jackson Ferrell Sr. and Sarah
A. Ferrell Memorial
Scholarship
Tom Fitzgerald Endowed
Soccer Scholarship
Sam and Julia Flom
Scholarship (Nursing)
Sherman B. Forbes, M.D.
Endowed Scholarship
Jack Foster Memorial
Scholarship
Dr. Curtis Gilgash
Scholarship (Psychology)
Charles E. Goulding Jr. and
Germaine Goulding
Chemistry Scholarship
Charles E. Goulding Jr. and
Germaine Goulding
Pamunkey Tribal Indian
Scholarship
J. A. Griffin Scholarship
Hardin Construction
Endowed Scholarship
John L. and Margaret Harrell
Scholarship Fund (Minority)
William Randolph Hearst
Endowed Scholarship Fund
for African American and
Hispanic American Students
Nash Higgins “Rat Hole
Gang” Scholarship (Athletic)
Holton-Enlow Scholarship
(Honors)
Max H. Hollingsworth Chair
of American Enterprise
Hoover International
Endowed Scholarship
The Jacarlene Foundation
Scholarship
Helen Drysdale Jones
Scholarship
Gloria and Walter Kazor
Music Scholarship
Richard Keating Scholarship
Jim Kelly Memorial Endowed
Scholarship
Kessler-Wittcoff Scholarship
Peter O. and Girlie Knight
Scholarship
MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM COMPANIES
The following companies
participated in the
University’s matching gift
program during the
2005-06 fiscal year.
Accenture Foundation Inc.
AmSouth Bank of Florida
Bank of America Matching
Gifts
BellSouth Matching Gift
Center
Borg-Warner Matching Gifts
Program
Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth
D. Zandueta
Caterpillar Foundation
Constellation Energy Group
Darden Restaurants
Foundation Gift Matching
Program
Ernst & Young Foundation
General Re Corporation
Hartford Insurance Group
IBM Corporation
ING Financial Sevices Corp.
J.P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Merck Company Foundation
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Foundation Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Morgan Stanley
New York Life Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Prudential Foundation
Raytheon Company
State Farm Companies
Foundation
Tate & Lyle North America
Time Warner Foundation Inc.
USAA Matching Gift Fund
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Foundation
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Karl Kreher Memorial Fund
The Krewe of the Knights of
Sant’ Yago Education
Foundation Scholarship in
Name of Joe C. Granda, UT
Alumnus of 1950
The Krewe of the Knights of
Sant’ Yago Education
Foundation Scholarship in
Name of Richard A. Nimphie
Krusen Graduate Studies
Fund (Business)
The Jack Larrison Endowed
Scholarship Fund
Dr. C. Herbert Laub History
Fund
Marian E. Learey Memorial
Scholarship (Continuing
Studies)
Professor Emeritus John H.
Lindenmeyer Scholarship
(Political Science)
General Sumter Lowry
Freedom Award (ROTC)
James and Elizabeth
MacLeod Endowed
Scholarship
Judith M. Mandt Visiting
Writers Program Endowment
Edward R. Martinez-Ybor
Foundation Scholarship
(Spanish Language)
Dr. Sue Gordon McCord
Memorial Award
K. I. McKay Scholarship
McKinnon Family Endowed
Scholarships
Mary Matilda McKay
Endowed Scholarship
(Nursing)
James D. Milligan
Scholarship (Transfer
Students)
Clifford R. Mott and Mary
Cribb Mott Endowment Fund
Rosemary Mohn Scholarship
Ellwood C. Nance
Scholarship
National Alumni Association
Endowed Scholarship
Nursing Alumni Association
Award
Paul O’Donnell Scholarship
(Business)
Lisa Pauchey Memorial
Scholarship (ROTC)
Art Pepin Endowment
Scholarship (Golf)
The Polish Heritage
Foundation Scholarship
(Polish descent)
Fred E. and Jeanette Pollock
Endowed Scholarship
RBK Architects Endowed
Scholarship
Austin and Arline Rising
Scholarship (Business)
William J. “Big” Sammis
Scholarship
The Saunders Foundation
Endowed Scholarship
Ernest C. Segundo Sr. and
Connie Felicione Segundo
Presidential Scholarship
T. Terrell and Neva S.
Sessums Scholarship
John E. Sheridan Scholarship
(Continuing Education)
Bill and Barbara Starkey
Teaching Scholarship
The Merchants Association
Endowment Fund in Honor of
Richard C. Swirbul
Tampa Alpha Memorial
Endowed Scholarship
The Royal Krewe of Sparta
Endowed Scholarship
Rick and Sandy Thomas
Endowed Scholarship
Lloyd G. and Jeannette C.
Tingwall Scholarship
University of Tampa Athletic
Training Endowed
Scholarship
University of Tampa
Women’s Club Endowed
Scholarship
The Glenn Waddell
Scholarship
T.E. Wade Family
Scholarship
Marcella and Bob Wallace
Endowed Scholarship
John and Micheal West
Scholarship
Morris Edward White
Memorial Endowed
Scholarship (Pre-Law)
ENDOWED
CENTERS,
INSTITUTES AND
PROGRAMS
Bailey Student Investment
Fund
Center for Ethics
Naimoli Institute for Strategic
Analysis
TECO Center for Leadership
Visiting Writer’s Program
Walter Chair of
Entrepreneurship
Management
OTHER
CONTRIBUTORS
TO ENDOWMENTS
Saunders Foundation
Frank E. Duckwall
Foundation
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2005-06 CORPORATE AND FOUNDATION GIFTS
AMSCOT Financial Inc./Ian
MacKechnie
AT&T
Accenture Foundation Inc.
Affordable Lock & Key Inc.
Alcalde & Fay
Altadis U.S.A. Inc.
AmSouth Bank of Florida
Andretta Marsh Properties
Architectural Designs Inc.
Armed Forces Financial
Network
Ashley Plaza Hotel
Association of U.S. Army
Suncoast Chapter
B & B Castaways, LLC
B3 Solutions, LLC
Wendy’s/BBB Service
Company Inc.
Bailey Family Foundation
Bank of America
The Bank of Tampa
BellSouth Matching Gift
Center
Benefield Foundation Inc./
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Benefield
Best Western The Westshore
Hotel
Beyond Loj.ixs Inc.
Beyond Promotions
Boneshaker’s Therapy Inc.
Borg-Warner Matching Gifts
Program
Borrell Electric Company Inc.
Mr. Anthony J. Borrell Jr./
Borrell Family Foundation Inc.
Brand Scaffold Builders Inc.
Bright House Networks
Bristol-Myers Squibb/Lilibeth
D. Zandueta
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Burke View Garage Inc.
Buyers Resource of
Gasparilla Island Inc.
C & C Painting
Contractors Inc.
C & C of Tampa Bay Inc.
CAT Volleyball Inc./Mr. Chris
Catanach
Caglianone & Miller, PA
Candy’s Dog Grooming Inc./
Candy Schloesser Retter
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Carastro & Associates Inc./
Paul Carastro
Carlton Fields/Mr. Edgel
Lester
Caterpillar Foundation
Certegy Payment Services
Inc./Vincent G. Pavese
Chastain Painting
Contractors
Citigroup/Tampa
Columbus Crew
Community Foundation of
Tampa Bay
Conn Memorial Foundation
Constellation Energy Group
The Construction
Company Inc.
Cordova, Smart &
Williams, LLC
Courtyard & Residence Inn
By Marriott Downtown
Tampa
Cura Sod Corporation
D.J. Ramey & Associates, PC
D.J.’s Drywall Inc.
DEX Imaging Inc.
Darden Restaurants
Foundation Gift Matching
Program
The David A. & Mary Irene
Falk Memorial Fund within
the Community Foundation
of Tampa Bay
David A. Straz, Jr. Foundation
DeFosset Family Foundation
Dale Lewis Charitable Fund
Destination Tampa Bay Inc.
Elements
Ernst & Young Foundation
Escot Transportation Inc.
Fashions Direct
Feldman Orthodontics
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Fishhawk Ranch
Homeowners Association
Florida Bibliophile Society
Florida Health Science Center
Florida Independent College
Fund (FICF)
Fowler White Boggs
Banker, PA
Frank E. Duckwall
Foundation
Gaffin Industrial Services Inc.
Gasparilla Distance Classic/
Ms. Susan Harmeling
General Re Corporation
Global Impact
Grant Thornton Inc.
Gulf Marine Repair
Corporation
The Beck Group/C. Samuel
Ellison
Harry E. Teasley Jr.
Foundation
Hartford Insurance Group
Hillsborough River Rlty
Corp./Mr. John J. Avalon
Holland and Knight
Charitable Foundation/John
and MaryEllen Germany
Hooters on Location
Hopco Food Service Inc.
Hyatt Regency Tampa
Downtown
IBM Corporation
IBM Funds for Community
SVC
ING Financial Sevices Corp.
Innovative Marketing
Group Inc.
J. Stein Foundation Trust
J.O. DeLotto and Sons Inc.
J.P. Morgan Chase
Foundation
Jackson Transformers/Mr.
William Trelop
James Rivard Pontiac-GMC/
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rivard
Jacarlene Foundation
Prosport Management Inc.
Jim Walter Homes Inc.
The Joy McCann Foundation
Julio’s Inc.
KPNJ Marketing Inc.
Koehler & Company, PA
Kreher Architects Inc.
Krewe of Sant’Yago
Educational Foundation Inc.
Land O’Lakes Marine
Las Damas De Arte Inc./Mrs.
Rena Jacobson
Laura Waller Advisors Inc.
Law Office of Brian M.
Bilodeau
Lawson Resources Inc.
Levy Awards & Promotional
Products
JR Tobacco Outlet Inc.
Lowry Murphey Family
Foundation
Macdonald Family
Foundation/ John L.
Macdonald
Mannix Motors
Matrix Advertising, LLC
McKibbon Hotel
Managemnt Inc.
McNichols Company/Gene
and Patsy McNichols
Merchants Association of
Florida/Mr. Peter
Rodriguez Jr.
Merck Company Foundation
Ulsh Associates Inc.
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Foundation Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Mind Inventions
Morgan Stanley
Mueller/Baisden Advertising
The Musante Family
Foundation
NJR Foundation/Neil J.
Rauenhorst
Navy League of the U.S. St.
Petersburg Council
New York Life Foundation
The New York Yankees
Tampa Foundation Inc.
No.1 Soccer Camps
Northern Trust Bank
Odiorne Insurance Agency
Oliva Tobacco Company/Mr.
John Oliva
The Omnia Group Inc.
Online Resources
Corporation
Orthopaedic Association of
West Florida
Pachyderm Marketing Corp
Pasco M & A, LLC
Payroll Consultants
Pepin Distributing Company/
Mr. Bill G. Gieseking
Pepsi Bottling Group
Pfizer Foundation
Prado Enterprises Inc.
Price Waterhouse Coopers
Luciano Prida & Company
Prudential Foundation
Publix Supermarkets
Charities Inc.
Pulsifer Brokerage Inc.
Quality of Life Home Health
Services Inc.
RBC Centura Bank
ROI Consulting Group Inc.
Ralph Russo Memorial Fund
Ram Sales & Marketing
Rama Business and Arts Inc.
Ranon & Partners Inc./Mr.
John F. Ranon
Ray Reid Soccer School Inc.
Raymond James &
Associates Inc.
Raytheon Company
Regan Construction Inc.
Retail Permit Services Inc.
River Hills Realty Inc.
Rivero Gordimer & Company
Roche Surety Inc.
Rough Riders Inc.
Royal Krewe of Sparta
S&B Wings Inc.
The Saunders Foundation
Scherline & Associates
SchwabFund for Charitable
Giving
Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk
Hotel
Siemens Westinghouse
Power
Signal 15 Inc.
Skanska USA Building Inc.
Sodexho Campus Services
(Facilities)
Sonshine Drywall & Metal
Framing Inc.
Southland Title Company
Spectrum Painting & Paper
Hanging
Squire Sanders
Stanley & Lea Davis
Charitable Fund
State Farm Companies
Foundation
State Farm Insurance
Scott & Carol Dawson/State
Farm Insurance Companies
Suncoast Comp. & Benefits
Association
Suncoast Schools F.C.U.
SunTrust Bank/Mr. Jeffery
Dunn
Sverdrup Technology Inc.
Sykes Investments
T. Rowe Price Associates
Foundation Inc.
TECO Energy Foundation
TIAA-CREF
Talbott Realty Inc.
Tampa Armature Works Inc.
Tampa Bay Advertising
Federation
Tampa Bay Imaging
Tampa Chamber of
Commerce
Tampa Council of The U.S.
Navy League
Tampa Eye Clinic
Tampa Greyhound Track
Tampa-Orlando-Pinellas
Jewish Foundation
Tampa Women’s Club
Tate & Lyle North America
The Active Network Inc.
The Cappy Law Firm, PA
The Industrial Company
The UPS Store
Thomas C. Roberge &
Company
Thomas Financial Group
Time Warner Foundation Inc.
Toga Food and Sports
Tomlin Temporary Services/
Holly Tomlin
Trans-Phos Inc.
Trenam Kemker Attys. At Law
The Tribune Company/The
Tampa Tribune
USAA Foundation
UT Dining Services
United States Tennis
Association
Valiente Tile Inc.
Vargo, LLC
Varsity Insurance Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Verizon Services Group
Vertical I.T. Solutions Inc.
Vigo Importing Co. Inc.
Villa Madonna School
Wachovia Bank
Wachovia Foundation/Roy J.
McCraw Jr.
Wal-Mart Foundation
The Walter Foundation
Walter Industries Inc.
Wesley United Methodist
Church
West Family Foundation Inc.
William H. Cross & Company,
CPAs
The Write Impression
Z F D Inc.

2005-06 PARENT AND FORMER PARENT DONORS
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Aarts
Jim and Laura Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Adams
Scott W. Agnew
Mr. Mark Alswanger
Anna Kristine Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Antonacci
Mr. and Mrs. Pedro P. Arrabal
Krista Ashe
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Ashley
Dr. Gregg Bachman
Mr. and Mrs. Ron K. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bainbridge
Richard H. Bartlett
Sylvester T. and Violetta
Barwinski
Thomas and Elise Batik
LuAnn Battista
Allison Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W.
Becker Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood A. Benner
Mr. Leo B. Berman
Adela Bernard
Mr. James Bessette
Becky S. Bird
Thomas Boehringer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bohnsack
Leonor Bonfonte
Charles Boover
Barbara Bosco
James W. and Lisa Bostick
Ron and Paula Bouchard
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.
Brewer
Joseph J. Bronte
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Brust
Mr. Larry W. Bryant
Carolyn Bullard
Katharine L. Bumstead
Lindsay Ann Bunting
Mr. Thomas Burgeier
Robert Samuel and Georgia L.
Burress
Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino
Cabaccang
Bob and Linda Caldwell
Joseph and Cathy M. Callahan
Gerand and Mimi Cappiello
Christopher and Julie
Capsambelis
Marian Cara
Adalberto Cardoso
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M.
Carleton
Mrs. Karen M. Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Cavaluchi Sr.
Jan E. Chatmas
James J. Cianci
Dr. Peter Ciejek
Dale Ganley Clabaugh
Mr. and Mrs.Ronald Compton
Erin G. Costello
David A. Cowdrick
Bradford and Ann Cowen
Donald and Elaine Crowley
Luke M. and Cynthia Curley
Carol Curry
Peter and Kathryn Cushing
Fredrick William Cwynar
Martha D’Iorio
Ms. Maureen Ann Daher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Daniele
Marc and Katrina Danon
Mrs. Lynne Frasa De La Rosa
Gil DeMeza
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wayne
DeNatale
Angela Delgatto
Deborah A. Denton
Jay W. Derwin
Dave and Linda Devine
Deborah A. DiScala
Mr. Michael W. Dill
Daniel Dinzik Jr.
Mr. Richard J. Doherty
Mr. Lee A. Dombrowski
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Dorrance
Garth and Anne Drewry
Leah Drill
Mr. and Mrs. John Armon Ellis
Debra J. Elstad
Lisa Endick
Richard A. Espindola
Mr. John Evans
Ms. Margie L. Evans
Dr. Thomas M. Fabian, MD
Charles and Diane Fabyanski
James A. and Jeanette A.
Falcon
Miss Marygrace Farina
William and Barbara
Fechtmann
Mr. and Mrs. Paul David
Feinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Feldman
Mr. Thomas E. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L.
Feurtado
Michael and Pattie Fiduccia
Frank and Kathy Finelli
Lynne Flood
Ms. Alice M. Fogle
Mrs. Ann M. Fox
Mrs. Luella F. Franqui
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Frush
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.
Frye Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R.
Gagliardi
Lyell and Anne Galbraith
Antonia D. Gannon
Maria Garay
Mrs. Irene J. Garcia
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge J. Garcia
Stephen and Lynda Garton
Gaspari Family
Mr. Ronald Giardelli
Matthew and Cecilia Glover
Mr. Blair L. Goltra Sr.
Peter and Genevieve Gordon
Ed and Barbara Gormley
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Govin
Karol K. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Green
Steven and Amy Greenberg
Mr. Richard T. Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin J. Hamel
Tony and Elaine Hardin
Mrs. Sandra Rae Hasbrouck
Jean F. Henehan
Ms. Beverly D. Hicks
Cynthia R. Hicks
Michael and Kim Hightower
Karen K. Hilliard
James M. Hoffheimer
Dr. and Dr. John Henry
Houseman
Ed Hsu
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Inman
Dr. David Clark Isele
The Jack Family
Mrs. Janet K. Jackson
Dr. and Mrs. Michael G. Jeffries
Herbert Kalloff
Patricia A. Kane
Harry and Nancy J. King
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Klein
Jeff Klepfer
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace J.
Kluberdanz
Mr. and Mrs. John Kornrumpf
Marty and Carol Kosobucki
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Laun
Dorothy A. LeBlanc
George LeVan
John J. Leandro
Mr. Earnest R. Ledford
Mr. Michael J. Leding Jr.
James E. Lee and Anna L. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M.
Leess
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Lefaivre
Mr. Russell C. Leibe
Mrs. Connie J. Leow
Debra and Dale Lewis
Alan and Ellen Levin
Dr. Clayton S. Long
William and JoAnn Longley
Mrs. Sarah D. Lowenberg
Joaquin Luque
Mr. John L. Macdonald
John R. Madden
Brian and Carol Magness
Thomas and Holly Malouf
Paul Marino
Wayne N. and Betty S. Marx
Laurance and Dale Mathe
Paul McClay Sr.
Thomas H. and Beverly
McDonald
Ms. Donna L. McFarland
Charles Lynn McGee
Donor Honor Roll 2005-06
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. McGlame
Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire
Mr. Thomas A. McKenna
Ms. Barbera McManis
Jerome M. Meguiar
Abner Miller
Lynne A. Moeder
Mrs Patricia Mohammed
Jim and Sally Moorehead
Mr. Tom Mora
Mr. Peter H. Moses
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Most
George and Brenda Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford S.
Mulbarger
Lawrence and Diane Munini
Gary Nash
Ms. Jean Nelson
John Sovereign Nessmith
Mr. and Mrs. Fredric D.
Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Le Nguyen
Daniel Nilson
Jill Northrop
Bob and Leslie Ogan
Theresa Dike Okpani
Mr. Philip Orsino
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ostroy
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R.
Palazzo Jr.
Kathryn Palermo
Janice L. Paradise
Mr. and Mrs. F. Tirrill Parker Jr.
Jeff and Sandra Parshall
Mr. and Mrs. Elman C. Payne
Tom and Delores Pearson
Bobbie Pepitone
Mr. Barry Phillips and Dr. Vicki
Phillips
Frank and Cindy Pidala
Ms. Cheryl L. Pittenger
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Plucinski
Stephen and Penny Porteus
LTC Darwin Prewitt
Patrick L. Price
Michael and Donna Pucilowski
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Pytlik
Mr. Jeffrey Raley
Mr. and Mrs. Sunnilal
Ramnarine
Jose and Mildred Ramos
Robert and Deborah Reardon
Stephen C. Rehman
Stephaine Reilly
Mr. John J Ricca
David W. Richards
Mr. Clifford Rieser
Mr. Roger V. Rigau
Gary L. and Phyllis M. Rimes
Dr. David Rindler
James and Anne Riordan
Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Rivera
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.
Roberts
Brenda Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Robertson
Tara and Wayne Robinson
The Peter D. Rodenbostel
Family
Mr. Victor Romero
Jules and Elisabeth Romfh
Mrs. Jean A. Ronso
Mr. Jeffrey Rosenbaum
Eugene Sambataro
Francis Samperisi
Antonio D. Santos
Mrs. Ann M. Sarginson
Rakesh and Karlene Sarna
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Savino Jr.
Dr. Mary Jane Schenck
Richard Schmidt
William M. and Mary T.
Schmitz
Mrs. Diane M. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. James Schule
Lynn Schultz
Larry and Maxine Schwartz
Todd and Pamela Scudder
Mr. and Mrs. Tom C.
Seamands
Dennis M. and Michele S.
Sheehan
Walter and Dorinda Shelley
John and Suzanne Shevenell
Steven and Elisa Silets
Patrick and Lillian Pauchey
Simon
Mr. Ray Sinibaldi
Mrs. Mary Lands Smith
Michael and Theresa Smith
Thomas G. Smith
Mr. Bill Snyder Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. John Sowyrda
Mrs. Joyce Spicola
Angelo and Barbara Stamoulis
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Stewart
Leverett and Kathy Stone
Mrs. Jo Ann Sullivan
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Sumner
Daniel and Beth Sweeney
Dennis and Joyce Swegle
Mr. Bill Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Trankito
Dr. Michael Truscott
Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dalsum
Ronald L. and Martha A.
Vaughn
Dr. Judith Washburn
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C.
Werner
Eric and Peggy Wheeling
Randy and Paula M. White
Raymond and Helene Wiede
Mrs. Brenda L. Williams
Genie Williams
Mr. Timothy J. Williams
Belinda West Womack
Jimmy D. Workman Jr.
Joe and Donna Woznicki
Ms. Charleen D. Wyman
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JOURNAL
Fancy Ride
our unidentified UT education majors
shine from the interior of a Lincoln
Continental convertible in the 1961
Homecoming parade. Since teaching was
likely their future, it may have been their
last fancy ride, but either way, it must have
been fun.
The letters on the side of the car stand
for “Student Faculty Education
Association,” an undergraduate
organization that was mentored by Prof.
Frank Stout.
We invite readers to send us any other
information they may have about the
photo, especially if they can identify the
F One
UT
people in the car.

A Jewel Jewel Reclaimed Reclaimed
The Chiselers’ latest book is now being offered for sale to the public!
UT Journal Change of Address
Please complete this form and return it to
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Written by Phyllis Kimbel and brilliantly illustrated by
photographer Alex McKnight, with graphic design by Jen
Larcom-Hunter, it brings to life Tampa’s famous old hotel,
its colorful role in the Spanish-American War, and its 47
years of historic restorations.
The first printing of 1,000 copies was offered only to the
Chiselers and their families—and sold out in eight
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O R D E R F O R M
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