Yes,I want to make a difference! - Brockport

Mission Statement of the Brockport Foundation 

The mission of the Brockport Foundation is to seek, secure and steward philanthropic 

support to advance The College at Brockport in its commitment to student success. 

Since 1976, the Brockport Foundation has partnered with The College at Brockport to foster 

a culture of philanthropy that honors and supports our mission of student success. The 

Foundation, in collaboration with the Offices of Development and Alumni Relations, oversees 

the investment and financial management of all gifts to the College. This group of committed 

volunteers dedicates its time, talent, and treasure to help ensure that sustainable funding 

for scholarships, academic and facility enhancements, and special events is available so that 

we may continue to provide our students with a transformational educational experience. 

Mission Statement of The College at Brockport 

State University of New York 

Is committed to providing a liberal arts and professional education—at both the 

undergraduate and graduate level—for those who have the necessary ability and 

motivation to benefit from high quality public higher education; 

Has the success of its students as its highest priority, emphasizing student learning, and 

encompassing admission to graduate and professional schools, employment, and civic 

engagement in a culturally diverse society and in globally interdependent communities; and 

Is committed to advancing teaching, scholarship, creative endeavors, and service to the College 

community and the greater society by supporting the activities of an outstanding faculty and staff. 

On the cover: Cherishing This Heritage is a history of the State University of New York College at 

Brockport written by Dr. W. Wayne Dedman, Professor of History at the College, who taught here from 

1945-1977. Dedman traces the history of the College and the Village from the 1840s through the late 

1960s. Within its pages the successes and heartbreaks of higher education in a small Western New York 

town are vividly portrayed and richly annotated. It is the story of how one American community built 

its college and its future. That proud heritage continues today.

Table of Contents 

Brockport Foundation Board ................................................................................... 2 

A Message from the Chair of the Foundation ....................................................... 3 

A Message from the President of the Foundation ................................................. 4 

A Message from the President of the College ........................................................ 5 

Giving Back: The Roy and Helen Doody Scholarship in Business ..................... 6 

Year in Review ............................................................................................................ 8 

Distinguished Giving Societies .............................................................................. 14 

Lifetime Giving Societies ........................................................................................ 15 

Endowed and Annual Scholarships ...................................................................... 16 

Annual Giving Societies ......................................................................................... 18 

Additional Gifts ....................................................................................................... 20 

Faculty, Staff and Emeriti ....................................................................................... 21 

Friends ..................................................................................................................... 24 

Alumni Donors ........................................................................................................ 25 

Honors and Memorials ........................................................................................... 32 

Fall Classic ................................................................................................................ 35 

2010 President’s Donor Recognition Dinner ....................................................... 36 

Brockport Foundation Financial Reports ............................................................ 37 

Gift Officers .............................................................................................................. 40 

Ways to Give .................................................................................... Inside back page 

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Brockport Foundation Board 

OFFICERS 

Diane McCue ’77 

Chair 

General Manager, Printing Plate Business 

Eastman Kodak Company 

Mary Worboys-Turner 

Immediate Past Chair 

Community Volunteer 

Joseph Doody ’74 

Vice Chair 

President, North American Delivery, Staples 

R. Scott Flieger ’77 

Treasurer 

Managing Director, Deutsch Bank Securities Inc. 

Maureen Casey ’83 Esq., 

Secretary 

Senior Vice President, Giuliani Partners 

Roxanne Johnston 

President, Ex Officio 

Vice President for Advancement 

The College at Brockport 

DIRECTORS 

Mark Aesch ’88 

Chief Executive Officer, 

Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authority 

Robert Baden ’79 

President, Rochester Software Associates, Inc. 

Nicholas Billotti ’73 

President and Chief Executive Officer, Turner International 

Flor Colon, Esq. 

Associate General Counsel, Xerox Corporation 

Michael Doyle ’80 

Regional Vice President, Entercom 

Scott Farrell ’89 

Owner of Farrell Files Radio Show on 10 Connects, Tampa, FL 

Glenn Goldberg ’80 

President, Information and Media Services, 

McGraw-Hill Companies 

John R. Halstead, PhD 

President, The College at Brockport, Ex Officio 

Charlotte “Chuckie” Holstein ’46 

Executive Director, F.O.C.U.S. Greater Syracuse 

Marc Iacona 

President, Simcona Electronics Corporation 

Lois Irwin 

Director, Provider Services, UltraMobile Imaging 

Warren Kozireski ’82/’95 

President, Brockport Alumni Association 

Christopher Leichtweis ’83 

President and Chief Executive Officer, SEC Group 

Jacques Lipson, MD 

Internal Medicine Practitioner 

Robert Marino ’69 

Chairman, Board of Directors, Syniverse Holdings, Inc. 

Eric May ’11 

President, Brockport Student Government, Ex Officio 

Charles Nesbitt 

President and Commissioner, New York State 

Division of Tax Appeals and Tax Appeals Tribunal 

Robert Pepe ’01 

Chief Financial Officer, LaBella Associates, P.C. 

Margaret Preska ’57, PhD 

President Emerita, Minnesota State University Mankato 

William Rock, PhD 

Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, The College at Brockport 

Louis Spiro ’82 

Vice President of Administration and Finance, 

The College at Brockport, Ex Officio 

Jose Torre, PhD 

President, College Senate, The College at Brockport 

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A Message from the Chair of the Brockport Foundation 

A college education is not a luxury. Rather, it is an essential and necessary stepping stone 

to a successful career, economic independence and a fulfilling life. A Brockport education 

prepares students to become engaged citizens, thoughtful leaders and contributing 

members of their communities. These things, combined with outstanding academics, a 

brilliant and caring faculty and innovative programs, provide our students with a topnotch 

education—and one we are truly proud to offer. 

However, there is an economic reality to education—affording a college education is a 

struggle for many students. Nearly all Brockport students apply for financial aid, and 

nearly all who apply qualify. But financial aid alone does not always cover the costs 

associated with earning a college degree. Many of our students also hold down part- and 

full-time jobs to pay their way. Honorable, yes, but also distracting from both academic 

and co-curricular opportunities like student research, leadership development, community 

service, athletics and other activities that help to shape students’ character and teach 

valuable life lessons. 

Each year, almost 280 students receive scholarships through the Brockport Foundation. 

For many, these scholarships make an important difference in their education. A 

scholarship can mean the difference between taking out a loan, taking on a job or choosing 

to volunteer as a peer mentor, joining student organizations, or completing an important— 

but unpaid—internship. 

But of course, scholarships are just part of the story when it comes to the impact of private 

support. I can assure you that your gift to any area of the College and in any amount 

improves the educational experience for our students. Your giving has never meant more 

than at any other time in the College’s history, and it has never been more appreciated. 

I want to thank you on behalf of all Brockport students, faculty and staff for your ongoing 

generosity. With your help, we will continue to ease the financial burden our students face 

and provide them with a solid foundation for success. 

With great appreciation, 

Diane McCue ’77 

Chair, Brockport Foundation Board 

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A Message from the President of the Foundation 

As I thought about what I wanted to include in my message to you this year, I considered 

several themes: Our deserving students and the harsh financial realities they face, the 

decrease in public support for this public institution (state support makes up just 34 

percent of our total operating budget) or our academic restructuring effort that is already 

strengthening our academic core. I also considered sharing our plans for a new School 

of Business and the success of our new Living Learning Communities and Leadership 

Development Program. 

In the end, however, I decided what I wanted most was to express my deep and sincere 

gratitude for your ongoing support of the College. We live in unsettled times, and it is easy 

to become disheartened. Yet, you are role models for all of us—faculty, staff and students 

alike—through your exceptional optimism and commitment to higher education. 

Without you, we could not offer the scholarships our students need to bring higher 

education within reach. Without you, we would not be able to provide that extra margin 

of support for student research opportunities, faculty excellence, innovative co-curricular 

programming and our arts and athletics programs. You enrich our campus community 

in so many ways, not only through your financial support but also with your presence, 

creativity and unwavering belief in a Brockport education. 

I feel privileged to be a part of this community and look forward to working with you in 

the years ahead. 

Warmest regards, 


Vice President of Advancement 

President, Brockport Foundation 

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A Message from the President of the College 

We are nearly through The College at Brockport’s 175th anniversary—a wonderful 

opportunity to reflect upon the history and accomplishments this great institution has 

achieved. As we enter 2011, I truly feel as though we are on the cusp of the next phase of 

our evolution. 

There are many exciting developments happening in the next few years: everything from 

the opening of our Special Events Recreation Center in 2012 to a new academic building for 

the liberal arts; from the creation of a School of Business to the continuing focus on student 

success through a planned Student Success Center. We also are putting the finishing touches 

on a Facilities Master Plan that will reshape the physical look and feel of our campus for the 

next several decades. Taken together, these pieces will speed our ascension to becoming a 

nationally recognized comprehensive college. At the same time, we are simply being good 

stewards of the College and its resources. 

Speaking of resources, as promising as these developments are, storm clouds continue to 

hover over New York State and the national economy. For several years now, SUNY has 

been experiencing continual and deep budget cuts and we face a likely future of additional 

reductions in state support. 

In these difficult budget times, our focus on student success and providing the best possible 

“Brockport Experience” drives each and every decision we make. Be assured that I and other 

College leaders will work with SUNY, our Chancellor and other stakeholders to encourage 

Governor Cuomo, Lieutenant Governor Duffy and the State Senate and Assembly to enact 

the kind of regulatory reform necessary for SUNY and The College at Brockport to reach its 

full promise. That said, I can’t stress enough the importance of private support to achieve the 

aspiring goals and plans we’ve set in motion. 

But we are not in this alone! As I travel around the country to secure even greater support 

for the College, I am consistently carrying the message that we have a superb Foundation 

Board, whose members are setting high standards for giving and urging others to step 

up. We are most fortunate to have the leadership, vision and expertise of the Brockport 

Foundation to help buoy us through these challenging times. Alumni and non-alumni alike, 

our Foundation Board members distinguish themselves in their professions and through 

their passion for public higher education as well as their generosity of time, talent and 

treasure. Together, I am confident we can secure the private support we need to take The 

College at Brockport to the next level. Thanks for joining me on this exciting journey. 

Best wishes, 

John R. Halstead, PhD 

President 

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Giving Back: 

Joe Doody ’74 

The Roy and Helen Doody Scholarship in Business 

In 2009, alum Joe Doody ’74 and his wife, Peggy, made an extraordinary and thoughtful decision—to create 

a scholarship program for students in the Department of Business Administration and Economics at The 

College at Brockport. The scholarship—named to honor Joe’s parents, Roy and Helen Doody, as well as the 

Doody family’s commitment to academic excellence, hard work and commitment to community—is among 

the most generous available at the College. 

Joe, a first-generation college student, completed his bachelor’s degree at Brockport and went on to complete 

an MBA at the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester. During his time at Brockport, he 

relied on the generosity of his parents. Today, he is president of North American delivery for Staples. Despite 

his demanding career and busy family life, Joe gives generously to the College through his role as vice chair 

of the Brockport Foundation Board of Directors and his philanthropy. Creating the scholarship is his way 

of paying forward the support he received as a student. “It’s the right thing to do,” he says of his scholarship. 

“By giving to Brockport, I can make a significant impact and create the greatest benefit. Meeting with my 

students reinforces the immediate and powerful impact that scholarships can have.” 

This year’s scholarship recipients are Edita Salkic ’11 and Megan Walck ’12, both majoring in business administration with a concentration 

in management. (This is Edita’s second year to receive the scholarship.) Though they differ in their backgrounds, experiences and goals, 

Edita and Megan exemplify the commitment and integrity of the Doody Scholarship, as well as the enterprising spirit common to so many 

Brockport students. Learn more about Edita and Megan in the following interview. 

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Edita Salkic ’11 and Megan Walck ’12

An Interview with Edita Salkic ’11 and Megan Walck ’12 

Where are you from? 

Edita: I am originally from Bosnia and spent my childhood in 

Germany. I have been in Rochester for over 11 years now. 

Megan: I am from Sanborn, NY, near Niagara Falls. 

Why did you choose Brockport? 

Edita: I chose Brockport because of a tour that I went on the 

summer before my senior year in high school. The campus felt 

so comfortable, but what really caught my attention was the 

friendliness of the staff and the fact that every person seemed 

so approachable. It was an environment I wanted to be a part of 

one day. 

Megan: During my campus tour, I had a chance to speak 

with current students, which gave me an excellent impression of 

Brockport. The location of the College was also important to me. 

What co-curricular or community activities are 

you involved in? 

Edita: I am currently the children’s ministry coordinator at 

Crosspoint Free Methodist Church and am involved in a number 

of seasonal volunteer opportunities through that. 

Megan: I am very involved in Brockport Student Government. 

I’m on the Board of Directors and serve as the president of the 

Academic Council. As part of my responsibilities, I oversee the 

academic clubs and make sure their interests are represented and 

their concerns are heard. Also, I work for the Honors Program as 

an honors peer mentor. I really enjoy the opportunity to interact 

with freshmen. I think it is important to have a mentor to whom 

you can trust and turn for advice. 

What are your career plans? 

Edita: My plans are to work for a nonprofit organization that 

exists to better the lives of children in some way. I have always 

believed that if all of the children in the world were treated the 

way they are supposed to be treated, our world would be a better 

place. 

Megan: I plan on going to graduate school, possibly the Simon 

School of Business at the University of Rochester. 

How has the Doody Scholarship impacted your 

college experience? 

Edita: Without the Doody Scholarship, I would not be here 

today—a semester away from graduating with my college degree. 

I am one of the first in my family to go to college and will be 

one of the first to graduate, and I could only have achieved this 

through the generosity of Joe Doody and his wife. 

Megan: The Doody Scholarship encouraged me to show others 

that hard work, dedication to your studies, and being involved in 

your school generates a positive educational experience. 

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How did receiving the scholarship impact you personally? 

Edita: Receiving the scholarship has shown me that honesty, 

dedication, and hard work in all that you do can—and will—be 

recognized and rewarded. 

Megan: Being awarded the Doody Scholarship made me realize 

that The College of Brockport is a true advocate for students 

and encourages them to believe in themselves and strive for 

the highest standards. This scholarship has encouraged me to 

continue to work hard and learn as much as possible. 

What was it like to meet Joe Doody? 

Edita: At first, it was intimidating, but it was such a blessing at 

the same time. It was a relief to meet someone who has been 

where I am today, and to know there are people out there rooting 

for you to succeed and who will help you along the way. He’s a 

down-to-earth, generous, and genuinely caring person. 

Megan: He was very personable and generous, sharing stories 

about his personal experiences that I can apply to my own goals 

and plans. His advice will be very helpful as I pursue my master’s 

degree. 

How has this experience impacted your attitude toward 

philanthropy? 

Edita: It has inspired me to help a student in the future. I realize 

the value and the impact that philanthropy can have—and that 

a scholarship can make a difference between graduating and not 

being able to afford to continue. I want to make a difference like 

that in someone’s life. 

Megan: The work of philanthropy personally connects 

benefactors with those students who, without a scholarship, 

may not have had the opportunity to attend college. Knowing 

how much this scholarship has meant to me, combined with 

getting to meet Mr. Doody, has motivated me to want to create a 

scholarship in order to assist students in the future.

Year in Review 

July 2009 

The Brockport Auxiliary Services Corporation (BASC) received 

a 2009 Loyal E. Horton Dining Award. The award is presented by 

The National Association of College & University Food Services 

for excellence. BASC also received the Silver Award in the Catering 

Special Events category for its outstanding dining menu for the 2008 

President’s Donor Recognition Dinner. In addition, BASC had the 

distinction of being rated No. 1 for dining services in the SUNY 

system in a survey of students. 

The 13th Annual Camp Abilities, hosted at the College, provided 

children and adolescents with visual impairment, blindness or deaf/ 

blindness with the opportunity to participate in such fun activities 

as beep baseball, judo, archery, track and field, tandem biking, goal 

ball, swimming, fishing and kayaking. Fifty-three campers and 

90 counselors came from across the US and as far away as Brazil, 

Australia and Puerto Rico. 

On July 22, State University of New York Chancellor Nancy 

L. Zimpher visited Brockport as part of a tour of all 64 SUNY 

campuses. The tour by Dr. Zimpher was the first phase in the 

development of an overall strategic plan for SUNY, which was 

completed in spring 2010. The planning process is a model for 

statewide collaborations gathering suggestions, ideas and comments 

from thousands of stakeholders through town hall meetings, online 

conferences and other outreach. 

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August 

The Princeton Review, the New York City-based education services 

company, selected Brockport as one of 212 institutions receiving 

its “Best in the Northeast” designation. The College at Brockport 

was featured in The Best Colleges: Region by Region section of 

www.PrincetonReview.com and profiled in its book, The Best 

Northeastern Colleges: 2009 Edition. 

On Move In Day, August 28, 1,100 freshmen moved into residence 

halls with the help of more than 300 faculty and staff volunteers. 

Alumnus Scott Fleiger ’77/’78 was on hand to deliver the keynote 

address at Academic Convocation. Fleiger is a member of the 

Brockport Foundation board of directors and the CEO and 

managing director of Deutsche Bank’s Debt Capital Markets 

North America division. 

The College announced a new academic structure designed to 

position Brockport for success in the critical areas of student 

recruitment and retention, accreditation and fundraising. The 

new structure includes the Schools of The Arts, Humanities and 

Social Sciences, Sciences and Mathematics, Health and Human 

Performance, and Education and Human Services. The College 

plans to add a fifth unit, a School of Business, in the near future.

September 

Constitution Day 2009 was a day of celebration for 68 new US 

citizens from Rochester and Western New York who took the 

formal Oath of Allegiance during naturalization ceremonies 

on September 17, in the Seymour College Union Ballroom. 

Constitution or Citizenship Day is marked every September 17, 

to celebrate the anniversary of the signing of the US Constitution. 

John Quiñones, ABC news correspondent, delivered the keynote 

presentation on September 17, at the College’s Ninth Annual 

Diversity Conference. The theme of the 2009 conference was 

“Sharing the Dream.” Quiñones has worked with ABC for more than 

25 years, reporting extensively for ABC News as a correspondent 

and co-anchor for Primetime and as a correspondent for the 

network’s popular 20/20 program. 

Brockport was ranked 62nd among master’s universities in the 

Northern region in the 2010 edition of US News & World Report’s 

“America’s Best Colleges” guide. The College jumped 19 places since 

last year, when it was ranked 81st. The exclusive rankings, which 

include more than 1,400 schools nationwide, are at www.usnews. 

com and were published in the September issue of the U.S. News & 

World Report magazine. 

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October 

The College’s Department of Criminal Justice hosted the Fifth 

Annual Western New York Restorative Justice Conference 

October 28-29. The conference, entitled “Walking after Midnight: 

Conflict, Community, and Restorative Justice” featured speakers 

Katy Hutchison, author, speaker, and restorative justice advocate; 

and Kathy Buckley, director of Victim Services in the Office of 

the Victim Advocate, Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. 

The College and surrounding community celebrated the 2nd 

annual Brockport Jazz Day with the Dave Rivello Ensemble. This 

daylong celebration of jazz included a workshop focused on the 

creative process, a live jam session and an evening concert at the 

Tower Fine Arts Center Mainstage. Jazz Day is sponsored by the 

Marc and Ann Iacona Family.

November 

Author John Edgar Wideman delivered the 6th annual Brockport 

Writer’s Voice lecture at the Brockport MetroCenter. A critically 

acclaimed writer who has won numerous literary awards, Wideman 

was the first author to win two International PEN/Faulkner Awards. 

He received his first in 1984 for Sent for You Yesterday and his second 

in 1990 for Philadelphia Fire. In 2000, he won the O. Henry Award for 

his short story “Weight,” published in The Callaloo Journal. 

Natalie Pilakouta, a senior at the College, received the ACT for 

Excellence Scholarship, a statewide honor bestowed by the 

Association of Council Members and College Trustees. Pilakouta, 

an international student from Cyprus, came to the United States 

as a Fulbright Scholar at the age of 16. She will graduate in May 

and is majoring in environmental science with a concentration in 

terrestrial ecology and has a second major in biological sciences. 

She also minors in chemistry and earth sciences. Pilakouta 

maintains a 4.0 GPA and is on the College’s Dean’s List. 

Six College at Brockport alumni were among the honorees selected 

for the 15th annual Rochester Business Journal “Forty Under 40” 

awards, which recognize professionals younger than 40 years of age 

for service in their jobs and in the community. 

The College at Brockport alumni in the Forty Under 40 Class 

of 2009 include: 

Jennifer Arbore ’98, partner, 

Eldredge, Fox & Porretti LLP 

Kymberly Bailey ’92, senior 

search consultant, Cochran 

Cochran & Yale LLC 

Jennifer Martlew ’00, senior 

audit manager, Insero & Co. 

CPAs P.C. 

Josh Bouk ’97, vice president 

of customer services, Veramark 

Technologies Inc 

Maria Thomas Fisher ’97/’02, 

311 project leader, City of 

Rochester 

Jay Wegman ’00, vice president, 

Wegman Construction. Inc 

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December 

Antitheist Christopher Hitchens and Rabbi David Wolpe tackled 

life’s big questions before an audience of nearly 700 in the Seymour 

Union Ballroom. Hitchens is the author of God Is Not Great: How 

Religion Poisons Everything, and Wolpe wrote Why Faith Matters. 

The two first met more than a year ago for a similar exchange 

at the Temple Emanu-El in New York City, one of the world’s 

largest synagogues, in front of an audience of 1,500. The event was 

sponsored and managed by Brockport Student Government. 

The 25th annual Holiday Helping Hand Campaign provided gifts 

and baskets of fresh groceries to 16 area families who might not 

otherwise have cause for celebration during the holiday season. 

Faculty, staff and students donated gifts, which were festively 

wrapped before being delivered by campus volunteers. Always a 

labor of love, the campus looks forward to helping others in need 

each year.

January 2010 

The College was ranked for the third consecutive year among 

Kiplinger’s “100 Best Values in Public Colleges,” a list that ranks 

schools based on a combination of top-flight academics and 

affordable costs. For in-state students, The College at Brockport 

came in 96th. For out-of-state students, the College ranked at 

number 73. More than 500 public institutions were considered 

for the rankings. 

Brockport alumna and Hilton elementary school teacher Suzanne 

Pilon ’87/ ’95 was honored by President Barack Obama during 

a January 6 ceremony at the White House. Pilon was one of three 

SUNY graduates, and about 80 educators nationwide, honored 

through Obama’s “Educate to Innovate” campaign for excellence 

in science and math initiative. Pilon was recognized for her 

“contributions to teaching and learning” and “ability to help 

students make progress in mathematics and science. ” 

The College launched a “day in the life” blog about student life, 

written and photographed by four students. The blog allows 

prospective students to learn about what it’s like to adjust to life 

on campus and to gain a complete view of what life at The College 

is like—inside and outside of the classroom. Freshmen Natalie 

Fiorilli, Logan Marks, Hailey McKay and Carolyn McMenemon 

snapped pictures day and night and wrote about the situations and 

events where they captured those images. 

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February 

On February 22, the College launched its new Leadership 

Development Program to the campus and community. The program, 

which began during the fall 2009 semester, had 200 student 

participants this year. More than 50 staff, faculty and students 

worked together to create the program, which aims to prepare 

students for success after college as leaders. The first initiative 

launched as part of the program was the Green Certificate Program, 

which focuses on the three Cs: Consciousness of Self, Congruence 

and Commitment. 

Students, faculty and staff from the College “took the plunge” again 

February 14 to raise funds for the Special Olympics of New York. 

Several College teams participated in the 9th annual Rochester Polar 

Plunge in the local “Cool School Challenge.” 

Jorge Hernández, editor of Sun, Stone, and Shadows: 20 Great 

Mexican Short Stories, kicked off the College’s Big Read during a 

February 17 visit to campus. Hernández, a novelist, short story 

writer, and editor, was born in 1962 in Mexico City and grew up in 

Washington, DC. The nationwide reading program aims to promote 

reading and literacy involvement on the community level.

March 

LeChase Construction Services, LLC, of Rochester was selected by 

the College to build the Special Events Recreation Center, a stateof-the-art 

multi-use facility for academics, concerts, recreational 

and sporting events, commencements and community activities. 

The facility is scheduled to be completed by late summer 2012. 

The College announced the recipients of the Outstanding Adult 

Student Award, which recognizes students who successfully 

balance college study with family, career and community service 

responsibilities. This year, the award was given to three mothers 

who have adapted their hectic schedules while maintaining 

commendable educational success: Grace Dengler, Renee Garnier 

and Cynthia Kesselring. The students also were honored at the 

Rochester Area Colleges annual awards dinner on April 29. 

The Seymour College Ballroom could have been mistaken for 

the lobby of the United Nations March 25 during the 8th annual 

International Festival, which spotlighted Brockport’s international 

students along with their cultures and cuisines. Entertainment 

included Kabuki theater, Indian and Mexican dance, Bulgarian 

folk tunes, Vietnamese music and a dance choreographed by 

student Jason Arych, performed by international dance majors 

and dedicated to the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti. 

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April 

The College at Brockport was named to the Princeton Review “Guide 

to 286 Green Colleges,” which sited the College for its commitment 

to environmental sustainability. Partnering with the US Green 

Building Council (USGBC), the Review’s guidebook solely focused 

on institutions of higher education who have demonstrated an 

above average commitment to sustainability in terms of campus 

infrastructure, activities and initiatives. The College has instituted 

several energy saving programs as part of SUNY-wide sustainability 

efforts. Approximately $12 million has been invested in a variety of 

energy-related initiatives on campus. 

The College was among several local companies and schools 

recognized as good stewards of the environment by the Rochester 

Business Journal. The College received an Environmental Leadership 

Award in the “pollution prevention category” at an awards luncheon 

April 13 at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center. 

The rain stopped and the sky brightened and ground was broken 

for the College’s $40+ million Special Events Recreation Center. 

President John R. Halstead welcomed the audience of more than 

200 guests, faculty, staff and students calling the milestone 

“a momentous day for The College at Brockport, for all of Western 

New York and for countless future generations of students.” 

The College received the Financial Literacy Leadership Award from 

the National Student Loan Program—one of only three colleges 

nationwide to earn this distinction. The award recognizes higher 

education institutions that provide outstanding financial literacy 

education to their students.

May 

Two students from the College were announced among the 

winners of the 2009-10 Chancellor’s Scholar Athlete Award. 

Presented by SUNY Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher, the award 

recognizes academic excellence and athletic achievement at the 

National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I, Division 

III and NJCAA levels. Tom Rispoli ’11, a physical education 

major from East Meadow, NY, and Christina Scaffidi ’11, a 

communication major from Oak Creek, WI, were honored. 

The College was featured prominently in the higher education 

section of Forbes magazine’s spotlight on the Rochester region. 

The special section described the area as “Resilient, resourceful 

and top-ranked for its knowledge workforce, the Greater 

Rochester, NY, Region is attracting and keeping smart people and 

smart businesses.” The section on higher education described how 

programs at area colleges respond to market needs. 

The College presented checks totaling more than $4,500 on May 7 

to the American Red Cross and H.O.P.E. Haiti, to help with relief 

efforts in earthquake-devastated Haiti. The funds were raised 

throughout the spring semester by students, faculty and staff, via 

numerous fundraising activities. 

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June 

Noah D. LeFevre was named director of athletics at the College. 

Previously, LeFevre was associate director of athletics at New York 

University, a position he had held since 2001. “As a former basketball 

player and administrator in a high-profile Division III program like 

NYU, LeFevre understands the life of a student athlete. He will be 

a strong advocate for all Golden Eagle athletes and coaches as they 

continue to produce strong academic and athletic records,” said 

Dr. Katy Wilson, vice president for enrollment management and 

student affairs. 

The Department of Health Science at the College achieved 

accreditation from the National Association of Alcoholism and 

Drug Abuse Counselors for its Alcoholism and Substance Abuse 

Studies Program. The College is one of just 15 colleges and 

universities across the nation to receive this status. In 2007, the 

program received the New York State Institute for Professional 

Development in Addictions Award for Excellence in Addictions 

Education. 

The Brockport Rotary Club presented its annual Citizen of the Year 

Award to the College on June 25. It was the first time since the award 

was re-established in 2003 that the club honored an institution 

rather than an individual. The award cited the College for having 

“helped make Brockport a better place in which to live.”

Distinguished Giving Societies 

Mary Joan Allen 

William and Monica 

Andrews 

Anonymous 

Anonymous ’53 



Herbert S. Bailey* 

Jeanette D’Agostino 

Banker ’53 

Nancy C. Barbour 

Carol J. Belden 

Henry L and Marian M.* 

Bretton 

Marguerite (Peg) Hare 

Browne ’44* 

David J. Carney * 

Lin Case ’89 

Esther L. Casselman ’34* 

Gloria Mattera Heritage Society 

The Gloria Mattera Heritage Society is so named to honor Dr. Gloria Mattera ’52/’55. A native of 

Rochester and a Brockport alumna, Dr. Mattera is responsible for groundbreaking initiatives in the 

education of the children of migrant farmworkers in our region. A loyal Brockport alum, Dr. Mattera 

served on several Alumni Association committees. In 1986, she received the Alumni Association’s highest 

honor and was inducted into the Brockport Alumni Association Hall of Heritage. 

Her untimely death in 1988 left a void for everyone who was touched by her kindness and generosity. But 

her enduring commitment to students and her far-sighted planning created an endowment that will last 

forever. Her planned gift endowed a student scholarship fund that will provide the means to continue 

changing lives—one student at a time. 

Members of the Gloria Mattera Heritage Society include: 

Colleen Donaldson ’77 

Scott Farrell ’89 

A. John Fiorino ’53 

A. Gregory Fitz Gerald 

Scott A. Frutchey ’89 

Alice W. and Fletcher M.* 

Garlock 

Ralph and Elizabeth * 

Gennarino 

Turi T. Gibson ’75 

Jean and Lawrence O. 

Gostin ’71 

Thomas W. Heath ’35* 

Janie M. Hill ’85 

Lucinda Hazen Hill* 

Chrystal Kelley Hoffman ’39* 

Willard W. and Judith 

Hunter 

14 

Dawn and Mike Jones 

Mildred C. and Howard E.* 

Kiefer 

Doris L. Lee* 

Edward C. Lehman, Jr. 

Elaine Leshnower ’61 

Jennifer M. Lloyd ’87 

Patrick S. Madama ’77 

Alfred and Marilyn Ryder 

Mahlmann ’47 

Susan Kwas Maloney ’67 

Richard Maxwell ’60* 

S. Jean Boyd McKay ’59 

Richard and Sandra ’87 

Meade 

Grace Milton ’40* 

J. Emory Morris 

Robert E. O’Brien* 

Thelma A. Quicke ’36 

George M. ’54 and Rosa A. Rich 

Rose L. Strasser* 

Ginny L. Studer 

Linda Panarites Sweeting ’92 

Judith E. Szustakowski ’80 

Stephen and Marcia Ullman 

David ’82 and Marianne ’86 

Virgilio 

Florence Remsen Wage ’30 * 

Elizabeth Welch ’77 

June E. and Robert S.* Zimmer 

* deceased 

The Benefits of Planned Giving 

You have the power to make a lasting impact on Brockport students through a planned gift. A variety 

of planned charitable arrangements let you leave a lasting legacy of support and, at the same time, 

reduce the tax burden on your estate and maximize your estate’s value to your beneficiaries. You don’t 

have to be a certain age or very wealthy to plan a gift that changes students’ lives. To learn more about 

how you can make a lasting difference for Brockport and become a member of the Gloria Mattera 

Heritage Society, go to www.brockport.edu/giving/guide/mattera or call Brad Schreiber, executive 

director of development and alumni relations, at (585) 395-2451.

Lifetime Giving Societies 

The Brockport Foundation is pleased to recognize its generous beneficiaries based on their lifetime giving. Each year at the 

President’s Donor Recognition Dinner, donors are publically welcomed into their appropriate giving society. The following 

reflects membership as of spring 2010. 

Brockport Circle 

($1,000,000 and above) 

Anonymous (2) 

Heil Brockway 

Society 

($500,000 - $999,999) 

Anonymous 

Ernest C. Hartwell 

Society 

($250,000 - $499,999) 

Anonymous 

Alice and Fletcher* Garlock 

Vira Hladun-Goldmann 

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts 

to Education Program 

The M&T Charitable Foundation 

Alvin F. and Ruth K. Thiem 

Foundation 

Donald M. Tower 

Society 

($100,000 - $249,000) 

Brockport Auxiliary Service 

Corporation 

Brockport Student Government 

Marguerite Hare Browne ’44 * 

John Bentinck-Smith Charitable 

Lead Trust 

Harry Caulfield 

Eastman Kodak 

R. Scott ’77 and Mary Flieger 

Archie ’52 and Joan Butmore ’51 

Freitas 

Janie Hill ’85 

Willard and Judith Hunter 

Robert ’69 and Nancy Beatty ’69 

Marino 


Kazumi Nakano 

Michael Panaggio ’75 

Estate of Rose L. Strasser 

Sun Microsystems Incorporated 

WHEC TV-10, LLC 

Robert E. O’Brien 

Society 

($50,000 - $99,999) 

Anonymous (2) 

Bank of America 

Estate of Ella Ashworth 

Robert Baden ’79 

Herbert Bailey * 

George ’63 and Mary Lamonica ’56 

Bauer 

Nicholas ’73 and Beverly Billotti 

Henry and Marian * Bretton 

The Donald F. and Maxine B. 

Davison Foundation 

Dorothea Deitz Memorial 

Scholarship Fund 

Ann Donavin ’42* 

Joseph ’74 and Peggy Doody 

Friars Foundation 

Lawrence ’71 and Jean Gostin 

H. Larry and Dorothy Humm 

IBM Corporation 

Earl and Mary Cosgrove ’61 

Ingersoll 

Dawn and Michael Jones 

John and Kathleen Kutolowski 

Donald Leffler * 

Estate of Richard Maxwell 

Sabin Metal Corporation 

JPMorgan Chase 

SirsiDynix 

Jack Spates Oklahoma Gold 

Wrestling Camp 

Louis and Gene Spiro 

John Summers 

Stephen and Marcia Ullman 

Estate of Betty J. Watson ’46 

Joan Kelly Young ’53 * 

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Marguerite Hare 

Browne Society 

($20,000 - $49,999) 

Shirley Aichel ’87 

Alliance with the Medical Society of 

the County of Monroe 

Alpha Alpha Chapter, Delta Kappa 

Gamma Society International 

Anonymous 

Betsy Ann Balzano 

Nancy Barbour 

Daniel ’76 and Dale Taylor ’76 

Bernstein 

Walter Brautigan 

Robert ’72 and Ruth Conrad 

Davenport Hatch Foundation 

Charles Dean ’68 

Orlo * and Verdell Derby 

Judith Desfosses 

Daniel ’79 and Denny Donovan 

Erwin * ’53 and Marilyn Lynch ’55 

Duryea 

Helmut ’63 and Sandra Forno ’64 

Eichhorn 

ExxonMobil Foundation 

Scott ’89 and SAM! Farrell 

Richard and Joan ’79 Fenton 

Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation 

Ralph and Betty * Gennarino 

Glenn ’80 Goldberg and Kim Burke 

Thomas ’73 Gosdeck 

and Catherine Schuth-Gosdeck 

John and Kathy Halstead 

Linda Hazel 

James and Nancy Henion 

William ’61 and Hannelore ’79 

Heyen 

Estate of Lucinda H. Hill 

David and Gwendolyn Hoffberg 

Hospital League/1199 SEIU 

Training and Upgrading Fund 

Jasco Tools 

Marc and Ann Iacona Family 

Patricia Keeler 

Key Corporation 

Christopher ’83 and Myra 

Leichtweis 


Liberty Mutual 

John ’57 and Shirley Lindberg 

Jacques and Dawn Lipson 

Jennifer Lloyd ’87 

Patrick Madama ’77 

Alfred and Marilyn Ryder ’47 

Mahlmann 

Estate of Gloria Mattera 

McCue Memorial Foundation 

Elaine Miller 

The Milne Family Foundation 

Harold ’54 and Lorraine Porter ’54 

Nash 

Niagara National 

Nixon Peabody LLP 

Eugene ’53 and Mary Orbaker 

Lynn and Anne ’82 Parsons 

Paychex 

George ’54 and Rosie Rich 

Rochester Area 

Community Foundation 

William and Annette Rock 

Alva Royston and Irene 

Rivera ’74 de Royston 

Paul ’53 and Noy Sarbou 

Theresa and Raymond * Shaheen 

Arline and Edward * Stephany 

Thales Optem 

Time Warner 

Tommy Hilfiger Foundation 

Scott Turner and 

Mary Worboys-Turner 

Estate of Florence Wage 

Wegman Companies 

Xerox Foundation 

* deceased

Endowed and Annual Scholarships 

Endowed 

Scholarships 

Albert W. Brown Scholarship 

Allen V. Upton Scholarship Fund 

Alliance Nursing Scholarship 

Alpha Chi Honor Society 

Scholarship 

Ambrose L. Corcoran Art Award 

Anna A. McGinnis Award 

Anne and Lynn Parsons Graduate 

Scholarship 

Anne M. Fallon Memorial 

Scholarship 

Annette Lamphier Rock Nursing 

Scholarship 

Arthur M. Lee History Award 

Beatrice and Donald Leffler Award 

Bessie Walker Browne Elementary 

Education Award 

Blaine M. Delancey Memorial Award 

Blaine M. Delancey Teaching 

Excellence Award 

Brockport College Memorial 

Scholarship 

Brockport Student Goverment Award 

Captain Robert A. Bager Memorial 

Scholarship 

Cassidy Ball Memorial Scholarship 

Charles J. Ashworth Memorial 

Scholarship in Business 

Administration and Economics 

Charles S. Thomas Memorial Award 

Charles W. Baden Scholarships 

Chase Manhattan Bank - Clark V. 

Whited Award 

Clark V. Whited Award 

Class of 1952 Scholarship 




Communications Scholarship 

One of the main tenets of Brockport’s mission is to offer a high quality education that is affordable for our 

students. Yet for many, cost is still a barrier. Private scholarships, both restricted and endowed, can make a 

critical difference. A scholarship may mean that students can forego part-time jobs and give their full attention 

to their studies; it may open the door to a study abroad experience; or for some, it may make a college 

education a reality—not just a dream. Through the Brockport Foundation, generous individuals, foundations 

and corporations bring education within reach for many of our students. 

In 2009-10, the Brockport Foundation awarded 280 scholarships totaling $350,400. The Foundation also 

provides the College with $275,000 annually to support the Extraordinary Academic Scholarship Program, 

which provides scholarships based on overall academic achievement. 

Listed below are the endowed and annual scholarships that make it possible for Brockport students to achieve 

their educational goals. 

Cyril and Gertrude Stanton Hare 

Award 

Departmental Scholars Award 

in Earth Sciences, Geology, 

Meteorology and Water 

Resources 

Dolly Pike Nursing Scholarship 

Donald J. McWherter Scholarship 

Donald Tower Award 

Dorothy E. Foster Award 

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Bailey 

Scholarship 

Dr. Betty Marian Anderson 

Scholarship 

Dr. Frances Moroney Whited 

Award 

Dr. Louis R. Desfosses Sr. 

Scholarship in International 

Business 

Edmund & Tina Hundt Scholarship 

Edward J. Kumar Administrative 

Services Scholarship 

Edward Matejkovic Sport 

Management Scholarship 

Edward O. Stephany Award 

Edwin S. Hall Jr. Anthropology 

Scholarship 

Eileen L. Corcoran Education Award 

Elaine K. Miller Women and 

Gender Studies Scholarship 

Ella Potote Ashworth Departmental 

Scholar in Education and 

Human Development Award 

Elmer J. and Fay Gallup Cloutier 

Scholarship 

English Club Student Poetry Award 

Environmental Health Award 

Eric M. Steel French Prize 

Eric M. Steel International 


Ernest C. Hartwell Memorial Award 

Eugene C. Fish Scholarship 

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Evelyn L. Schurr Scholarship 

Frances Moroney Whited Reading 

Scholarship 

Francis Claffey Award 

Fred Dean Scholarship 

George and Mary Bauer Scholarship 

George S. Queen History Award 

George W. Cornell Library Science 

and Administration Award 

Gerald L. Browne Award 

Gladys W. Queen Future Teacher 

Award 

Graduate History Award/Flieger 

Fellowship 

Harold Rakov Political Science 

Scholarship 

Henry L and Marian More Bretton 

Scholarship 

Ingersoll Family Endowment 

Interdisciplinary Award in 

Mathematics 

Irene Rivera de Royston Award in 

Counselor Education 

Jack Crandall Award 

Jack Wolsky Art Award 

Jacob and Inez Wishman Memorial 

Award 

Jacques and Dawn Lipson Award in 

Performing Arts 

James Francis Harris Memorial 

Scholarship 

James Keeler Endowment Fund 

Janie Hill International Scholarship 

Joan C. Young Scholarship 

Josephine Mannix Award 

Katharine Reichel Education Award 

Katherine Parker Memorial Award 

in Art History 

Kempes Schnell History Scholarship 

Kenneth E. Damann Research Award 

Kurt Williams Scholarship 

Lathan H. and Alyce M. Lampen 

Award 

Lea Cowles Masters Award 

Marguerite Hare Browne 

Professional Education Award- 

Student Teacher Award 


Professional Education Awards- 

Graduate Award 


Professional Education Awards 

for a High School Senior 


Scholarship 

Marguerite Hare Browne Student 

Teacher Award 

Marguerite Rock Ward Memorial 

Award 

Marion J. Wells Library Service 

Award 

Marion R. Sortore Award 

Marion Schrank Student Leadership 

Award 

Marjorie Helen Stewart Scholarship 

Marquerite Hare Browne 

Professional Education Awards- 

Rose Rock Scholarship 

Martin H. Rogers Award 

Mary I. Luskey Award 

Mathematics & Computer Science 

Departmental Award 

Melinda Kleehamer Senior Seminar 

Prize 

Mike Weaver Scholarship 

Milne Family Foundation 

Department of History Scholar 

Prize 

Morris Fellowships 

Nash/Porter Scholarship 

Newman Scholarship Fund 

Norman J. Hill Award 

Ora Van Slyke Award

O’Reilly Scholarship 

Orlo L. Derby Elementary 


Patricia A. Ryan Memorial Nursing 


Paul B. Hanks Sr. and 

Paul B. Hanks Jr. Award 

Paul J. Kronthaler Chemistry Award 

Pauline M. Haynes Music Award 

Perkins Award 

Peter and Marguerite Kane 

Scholarship 

President’s Citation 

Pylyshenko-Strasser Graduate 

Dance Award 

R.A. Award 

Raymond C. Shaheen Business Award 

Raymond C. Shaheen Nursing Award 

Reading Educator Emeriti 

Scholarship 

Richard L. Canuteson Award 

Robert and Nancy Marino 

Scholarship 

Robert E. Boozer Award 

Robert E. Hall Math & Computer 

Science Scholarship 

Robert R. Griswold History Award 

Rochester West Central Kiwanis 

Club Award 

Rose L. Strasser Dance Awards 

Ross M. Coxe Memorial Award 

Ross Vasta Memorial Scholarship 

Roy Bubb Award 

Ruth A. Garis Award 

Sabina Kutolowski Scholarship 

Samuel, Elizabeth and Dr. Francis J. 

Manno Award 

Sandra A. Mason Scholarship 

Science Scholar Awards 

Sherwin Swartout Fund 

W. Raymond Duncan Alumni 


W. Wayne Dedman Award 

Warren M. Morgan Memorial 

Award in English 

William P. Manitsas Memorial Art 

Award 

William R. Stewart Award in Visual 

Arts 

William Stebbins Award in Health 

Science 

Annual Scholarships 

and Awards 

Advantage Professionals 

Scholarship 

Barbara E. Kowalczyk Memorial 

Award in Economics 

Billy Reed Prize in Public Speaking 

Brockport Auxiliary Services 

Corporation Scholarship 

Carol A. Susswein Memorial Award 

Chemistry Summer Research Fund 

EFP Rotenberg & Company 

Scholarship 

EOC Maxine Gooden Scholarship 

Fund 

Eugene F. Orbaker Scholarship 

for Teacher Education in 

Physical Education 

Foreign Languages and Literatures 

Department Scholar 

Friends of Dance Fund 

17 

Gary D. Root Memorial Scholarship 

Harriet Whitney Women’s Studies 

Award 

Helen Rice Blissett Nursing 

Scholarship in Nursing 

James C. Fallon Scholarship 

Jorge L. Marti Spanish Prize 

Kathy J. McGrath Scholarship 

Lena Sunseri Piedmont ’34 Arts 

for Children Scholarship 

Lena Sunseri Piedmont ’34 

Scholarship 

Maureen Casey Scholarship 

McCue Scholarship 

Nat Goodhartz Award 

Norma and Herbert Spiro Memorial 

Scholarship 

Olga Bondar Unger ’39 Scholarship 

for Theatre Majors 

Physics Undergraduate Research 

Award 

Pre-Health Professions Fellowship 

Rachel Wood Scholarship for 

Nursing 

Richard Maxwell Award 

Rocco Valvano Scholarship 

Roy and Helen Doody Scholarship 

in Business 

Santo J. Giglio Award in 

Choreography 

Schmitt Foundation Scholarship in 

Business 

Shannon Adams Scholarship in 

Accounting 

Sherrill’s Promise Award 

Susan S. Collier Dance Scholarship 

Thiem Foundation Nursing 

Scholarship 


Scholarship 

Warren and MaryAnn Hewes 

Scholarship 

William B. DeCarlo Award 

Xerox Scholarship 

Brockport Alumni 

Association 

Scholarships 

Alumni 4-Year Scholarship 

Alumni Current I Scholarship 

Alumni Current II Scholarship 

Alumni Graduate I Scholarship 

Alumni Generation Scholarship 

Alumni Transfer Scholarship 

Other Scholarships 

Other Scholarships 

Empire State Minority Scholarship 

Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship 

Urban League Scholarship

Annual Giving Societies 2009-2010 

Each year, members of the College community demonstrate their commitment to Brockport through an annual gift. This following list 

represents those donors included in the President’s Leadership Circle. 

President’s 

Roundtable 

($10,000 +) 

Anonymous (2) 

Edward E. Banker 

George ’63 and Mary 

Lamonica ’56 Bauer 

Nicholas E. Billotti ’73 





Judith A. Desfosses 

Richard and Joan Sineti ’79 

Fenton 

Vira Hladun-Goldmann ’58 

Judith P. and Willard W. Hunter 

Charitable Fund 

Christopher ’83 and 

Myra Leichtweis 


Gerald and Diane Frost ’77 

McCue 


David H. Rogachefsky 


Foundation 

Frances Moroney Whited 

1835 Society 

($5,000 – $9,999) 

1199 SEIU United Healthcare 

Workers East 

Betty Marian Anderson ’79 




Thomas J. Gosdeck ’73 

Marc and Ann Iacona Family 

Andrew and Sandra Kaldor 

LaBella Associates PC 

Kazumi Nakano 

Harold W. ’54 and 

Lorraine Porter ’54 Nash 

Rochester Area Community 

Foundation 

Louis ’82 and Gene Spiro 

WHEC TV-10, LLC 

Scholars Society 

($2,500 - $4,999) 

Bonnie L. Bower, DDS, ’75 

Walter F. Brautigan ’63 


Corporation 

Susan Collier 

Joseph S. Crociata ’79 

Diane Dimitroff and 

John Hackman 

EFP Rotenberg LLP 

Moira A. Fallon 

Fidelity Investments Charitable 

Gift Fund 

Archie ’52 and Joan Butmore ’51 

Freitas 

Glenn Goldberg ’80 


Anne Huot 

Bob Johnson Chevrolet 

Joseph M. Kakaty ’94 

John W. Killigrew 

Jacques and Dawn Lipson 

Salahuddin and Sarwat Malik 

David ’78 and Roseanne 

Marmo ’76 McMorris 

The New York Community Trust 

Friends of Charlie Nesbitt 

Niagara National 

Lynn H. and Anne Hruska ’82 

Parsons 



Staples 

Andrew ’49 and Sue Pugliese ’46 

Virgilio 


Henry L Bretton 

James J. Campbell 

Elizabeth Caruso 

Maureen E. Casey ’83 

Christ Episcopal Church 

Anne G. Cloutier 

Flor Colon 

Robert ’72 and Ruth Conrad 

Andrea Cotter 

Jeanette D’Agostino Banker ’53 

Department of Business 


Karen Diamond 

Thomas C. Diederich ’63 

Dan ’79 and Denny Donovan 

Joseph ’74 and Peggy Doody 

Harvey Dorfman ’57* 

Michael C. Doyle ’80 

James E. Eilers 

Scott T. Farrell ’89 

Mark and Lisa Fenton 

R. Scott ’77 and Mary Flieger 

Larry Flood ’85 

William C. Frank ’93 

Alice W. Garlock 

Mary Ann Giglio ’73 

Donald H. Greene ’63 

Don ’80 and Diana Kleve ’81 

Hallenbeck 

James and Patricia Hamm 

Thomas A. Henderson ’81 

Warren ’57 and Mary Ann Hewes 

Harrison N. Davis ’69 

Charlie Dean ’68 

Janet M. Hill ’85 

David L. Hoffberg 

Daniel and Melanie Hulbert ’70 

Hogan 

Founders Society 

Alexander and Charlotte 

Garelick ’46 Holstein 

($1,000 - $2,499) 

Terrence ’72 and Avis Wagner ’80 

Aetna Student Health 

Hooper 

Michael ’85 and Katie ’93 Andriatch William ’80 and Lauren Hunter 

Anonymous 

O. Steve and Susan Ireland 

J. Scott Atkinson ’82 

Roxanne and John Johnston 

Lou ’49 and Virginia Albanese ’49 Susan Huston Jones ’77 

Avino 

Mary Hechtel Khunger ’87 

Bette P. Bailey ’67 

Kilian J. and Caroline F. 

Robert Bermudes Jr. 

Schmitt Foundation Inc. 

Deborah Birkins ’81 

Landsman Development 

Dale R. Blissett ’59 

Corporation 

George and Carol Vancise ’61 Bott Christopher Leone ’98 

David Brannigan 


18 

W. Bruce Leslie 


Jenny Lloyd ’87 

Patrick Madama ’77 

Robert ’69 and Nancy Beatty ’69 

Marino 

Julia Firks Markusen 


Mark and Lauren McMills 

Merck and Company Inc. 

Sanford and Jill Miller 

Joan Sitterly ’74 and Gary Miller ’57 

Sara Eilola Niemeyer ’93 

Frank and Mary Lou Peppers 

Jeffrey ’75 and Maryellen 

Parnell ’81 Post 

Presbytery of Genesee Valley, Inc. 

Daniel and Margaret Robinson ’57 

Preska 

Kulathur S. Rajasethupathy 

Michael D. Rapalje ’63 

George ’54 and Rosa Rich 

Bill and Ann Rock 

Jane B. Romal 

Brad ’83 and Liz Schreiber 

Seneca Foods Foundation 

Francis X. Short 

Howard Skogman 

Mark Sheldon and Jill Slominski 

Amy Buongiorne Stamp ’89 

Arline Stephany 

Strategic Security Concepts Inc. 


Juanita R. Suarez 

James A. Tobin ’71 

Tompkins Charitable Gift Fund 

Michael ’95 and Alethea 

Fitzgerald ’95 Trinkaus 

Scott Turner and Mary Worboys- 

Turner 

Tyco Electronics 

Matching Gift Program Unicon 

James Vlogianitis ’94 

John Vlogianitis ’95 

Judy Stoneham Wadsworth ’59 

Estate of Elizabeth W. Welch 

Jim Whittle ’86 

Kathryn Wilson 

Ronald ’83 and Michelle 

Littlefield ’83 Winnie 

Racheal Mastin Wood ’05 

Joan Kelly Young ’53 *

Deans Circle 

($500 - $999) 



Anonymous 

AP Professionals of Rochester LLC 

Stuart Appelle 

Michael and Kristi Astolfi 

Virginia Bacheler 

Welda Habersaat Bader ’70 

Herbert S. Bailey * 

Patricia Ellis Baker ’61 

Leah and Douglas Barrett 

Baybrent Construction 

Corporation 

Morris and Carol Beers 


Gordon and Betty Bemis 

Raymond Berruti ’44 

Margaret B. Blackman 

Ted Bondi ’51 * 

C&S Engineers Inc. 

Greg ’67 and Jill Frost ’70 Campbell 

Ronald A. Clark ’54 

Makeba Clay Barnor 

Patrick Damore ’52 

Jacqueline Davis 

Verdell Derby 

Colleen T. Donaldson ’79 

Joseph G. Doser ’51 

Peter ’81 and Linda Dowe 

Charles R. Edwards 

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation 

Frank Famiano ’83 

Karen Francis ’88 

Gregg ’79 and Jean Zuberer ’79 

Frankel 

Robert J. French ’82 

Dennis ’87 and Kimberly 

Barletta ’87 French 

Dr. Lynne Fullerton-Gleason ’83 

John T. Gardner 

Daniel R. Gould ’73 

Greece Administrators Supervisors 

Association 

Don ’80 and Diana ’81 Hallenbeck 

David G. Hammond ’76 

Sandra Hare 

Mary Harris 

James and Carol ’94 Haynes 

Helen W. Hemmer 

Curtis J. Hill 

Mike ’77 and Edie ’99 Hill 

James J. Horn 

Frank and Jean Karley ’65 

Iacovangelo 

Earl and Mary Cosgrove 

’61 Ingersoll 

Hyland and Beth Johns 

Johnston Paper 

John Keiser 

Kendall Hunt Publishing Co. 

King & King Architects LLP 

Darby Knox 

Warren ’82 and Heidi ’02 Kozireski 

Mark Lacatena ’87 

Kadathur B. Lakshmanan 

Jeremy Macaluso ’03 and 

Kristen Long 

Susan Kwas Maloney ’67 

Joseph ’67 and Maryann 

Keating ’67 Maresco 

John Martellucci ’75 

Donna O’Hern Maytham ’53 

Valerie Walker McCauley ’75 

Merrill Lynch & Company 

Foundation 

David Mihalyov ’87/’93 

Donald F. Murray ’69 

Rory ’76 and Pollyann Wells ’76 

Lois Niland 

Tim ’79 and Donna ’87 Noble 

Ken and Diane O’Brien 

Eugene ’53 and Mary Orbaker 

John and Martha Osowski 

Alison M. Parker 

Roshelle M. Pavlin ’85 

Erma Ornce Pettis ’53 

Kenneth and Anastasia Pink 

Jill M. Rakov ’66 

P. Gibson Ralph 

Margaret Callahan Rappleye ’73 

Roberts Communications 

Robert M. Roseman ’78 

James T. Rudgers ’71 

SE Baker & Company 

Theresa Shaheen 

Ellen M. Simkulet ’70 

Helen Simpson 

Larry R. Solomon ’82 

Armin and Connie ’79 Sommer 

Eugene H. Spafford ’79 

Daniel Stinebiser ’76 

Sheila M. Strong ’01 

Ira Sweet ’57 

Sysco Food Services, Syracuse 

Judith Szustakowski ’80 

Mohammed Tahar 

Tom Thaney 

Frederick and Patricia ’79 Tuttle 

Paul and Leslie Moses ’77 Virgilio 

William and Anita Wemple 

Philip R. West ’81 

Michael G. Whelan ’77 

Frank Wojcik 

Douglass J. Wyckoff ’76 

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Green and Gold 

Circle 

($300 - $499) 

Thomas C. Abraham ’86 

Lew Adams 

Mark R. Aesch ’88 

Alesco Advisors LLC 

Rick ’78 and Diane Amundson 

Mark & Marlies Anderson 

Anonymous 

Apogee Telecom 

Lawrence C. Arcarese ’52 

Peter L. Arras ’63 

Jeremy Babcock 

David Bagley 

Frank ’61 and Jane Erickson ’67 

Balling 

Brenda Ulrich Beal ’60 

Sharon Belle-Render ’79 


Richard Boardman ’63 

Melva L. Brown 

Steven F. Buckley 

Jody L. Caldwell ’86 


Chemistry Club 

Daniel P. Cheswick ’99 

Hyeyeon Cicconi-Eggleston ’02 

Confer Plastics 

Jim and Sara Lemmler ’72 Cook 

Michael T. Davis ’05 

Lorraine B. Dean 

DeJoy, Knauf & Blood LLP 

Patricia A. Desmond ’66 

Merle ’78 and Diane ’95 Drake 

Bob Driscoll ’58 

James ’71 and Sue Fundermark ’74 

Eddy 

Mary Alice Edson ’62 


James E. Fatula 

Robert and Suzette Fenton 

David ’74 and Leslie Foxen 

Mary Byrnes Foyle ’52 

Joseph and Claire Franek 

Richard and Ann Frey 

Gus E. Galliford ’61 

Emilio P. Genzano 

Mary Vanni Goldfein ’53 

Arnold and Francesca Gordon 

Amy Guptill 

Judy Heron ’61 

Bill ’61 and Hanny Greiner ’62 

Heyen 

Harold D. Houpt ’59 

Tom Howarth ’73 


Len Jankiewicz ’73 


Daniel T. Kandris 

Greg ’66 and Judy Marsden ’67 

Kenney 

Russell Kohnken ’75 

The Landing at Brockport 

Steven B. Lewis ’06 

Bill ’61 and Anne Kolibersky ’61 

Linkner 

Maggie Logan 

Jose Maliekal 

Nick and Roseanne Mascari 

James ’68 and Carol Sommer ’68 

May 

Jack ’54 and Chris Gioseffi ’54 

Mazzarella 

Glen “Muggsy” McGinnis ’57 

Merrill and Shoshana ’85 

Melnick 

Thomas W. Muller ’78 

The Notable Corporation 

Edward O’Brien 

Office of International Education 

– The College at Brockport 

Adedolapo ’88 and Adebusola 

Oyefeso 

Katharyn Lieben Peebles ’77 

Lou Pennella ’62 

Pfizer Foundation 

Calvin and Margaret ’74 Rich 

Karen Riotto 

Robert J. Robine ’55 

Mark Rowland ’95 

Helen H. Saunders 

Shannon Sauro ’95 

Ray ’61 and Guylene Scharf 

Douglas M. Scheidt 

Kenneth and Mary Jo Schlecht 

Ann Schnell 

Susan R. Seem 

Barbara Newell Shamp ’43 

Carl and Barbara Sherwood 

Josh Silber ’93 

Ralph and Harriet ’85 Sisson 

Gary ’68 and Lori Skoog 

Melvin ’53 and Helen Fabi ’55 

Smagorinsky 

Michael ’72 and Laurie 

Silverman ’73 Smith 

Susan Stites-Doe 

Gary J. Sullivan ’80 

Eldwin Van Alstyne ’75 

Claire L. VanDenBerghe ’87 

Ben Werzinger ’98 

Margaret Veith Wicks ’51 

Joseph P. Winnick 

Richard ’66 and Ronni Zudiker ’68 

Zusman 

Stephen Zogby ’84 and 

Noreen Sheridan ’84 

*deceased

Additional Gifts 

Gifts from 

Corporations, 

Foundations and 

Other Organizations 

3M 

Aetna Student Health 

Alesco Advisors LLC 




Foundation 

AP Professionals of Rochester LLC 

Apogee Telecom 

AXA Foundation 

B. Giambrone and Company Inc. 

Barnes & Noble College 

Booksellers Inc. 

Bay City Capital Foundation 

Baybrent Construction 

Bergmann Associates Inc. 

Better World Books 

Big Oak Driving Range & Golf Shop 

Bob Johnson Chevrolet 

Bristol Myers Squibb 


Alumni Office 


Department of Chemistry 


Chemistry Club 

The College at Brockport Office of 

International Education 


Corporation 

Brockport Diner 

Brockport School of Dance and 

Performing Arts 


Brown’s Berry Patch 

C&S Engineers Inc. 

Central NY Dressage and Combined 

Training Association Inc. 

Christ Episcopal Church 

Churchville Golf Club 

The CIGNA Matching Gifts Program 

Confer Plastics 

Covalt Family Foundation 

Crosby-Brownlie Inc. 



Day Automation Systems 

Dayton Rogers of New York LLC 

DeJoy, Knauf & Blood LLP 

Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse 

Delta Sonic 

Department of Business 



EFP Rotenberg LLP 


Eli Lilly and Company Foundation 

Estate of Elizabeth W. Welch 

Everdry Waterproofing of Upstate 

New York 


Fidelity Investments Charitable 

Gift Fund 

FleetBoston Financial Foundation 

Friends of Charlie Nesbitt 

Friends of the Mancuso Family at 

the Greece Public Library 

GE Foundation 

Greece Administrators Supervisors 

Association 

Hairport 

Health Strategies Group Inc. 

Hewitt Young Electric LLC 

Hospital League/1199 SEIU 

Training and Upgrading Fund 

HSBC Matching Gift Program 


Imagine it 

Insero & Company CPAs 

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts to 

Education Program 

International Brotherhood of 

Electrical Workers Union No. 86 



J-B Sportswear of Caledonia 

Johnson & Johnson Family of 

Companies 

Johnston Paper 

JPMorgan Chase Foundation 

Judith P. and Willard W. Hunter 

Charitable Fund 

Kendall Hunt Publishing Company 

Kilian J. & Caroline F. Schmitt 

Foundation Inc. 

King & King Architects LLP 

KPMG LLP 

Kraft Matching Gifts Program 

LaBella Associates, PC 

The Landing at Brockport 

Landsman Development Corp 


Little Theatre Film Society 

Lockheed Martin Corporation 


Mark Donahue Contracting LLC 

Mark’s Pizzeria 


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Merck and Company Inc. 

Merrill Lynch and Company 

Foundation Inc. 

Moody-Nolan Inc. 

Motorola Foundation 

N. H. Gallery Inc. 

The New York Community Trust 

Niagara National Inc. 

The Notable Corporation 

Pepsi Bottling Company 

PepsiCo Foundation 

Pfizer Foundation 

Pittsford Central Schools 

Counselors 

Pittsford Mendon HS Faculty 

Association 

Presbytery of Genesee Valley Inc. 

ReHouse Inc. 

Roberts Communications 

Robinson and Gordon CPAs, PC 


Foundation 

Rochester District Golf Association 

Rochester Theatre Management 

Rock Ventures 

Schneider Electric/Square D 

Foundation 

Scott Miller Salon 

SE Baker & Company LLC 

Seaward Candies 


Seymour Library Staff 

Solvay Advanced Polymers LLC 

Staples 

State Farm Companies Foundation 

Stoneyard Bar & Grill 

Strategic Security Concepts Inc. 

Sysco Food Services, Syracuse 

Tillman’s Village Inn 

Tompkins Charitable Gift Fund 

Tyco Electronics Matching Gift 

Program 

Unicon 

Verizon Foundation 

Victorian Bed and Breakfast 

Wachovia Foundation Matching 

Gifts Program 

Wells Fargo Foundation 

Educational Matching Gift Program 

WHEC TV-10 


York Towne Quilters 

Gifts-In-Kind 

Barnes & Noble College 

Booksellers, Inc. 

Big Oak Driving Range & Golf Shop 


Corporation 

Brockport Diner 

Brown’s Berry Patch 

Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse 

Delta Sonic 

Verdell Derby 

Karen Diamond 

Eastman Kodak 

Hairport 

James Hamm 

Little Theatre Film Society 

Mark’s Pizzeria 

David Mihalyov ’87 

Rochester Theatre Management Inc. 

Rock Ventures 

Scott Miller Salon 

Seaward Candies 

Stoneyard Bar & Grill 

Juanita Suarez 

Gail Thiel 

Tillman’s Village Inn 

Victorian Bed and Breakfast

Faculty, Staff and Emeriti 

The faculty, staff and emeriti of The College at Brockport are also among our most generous donors. Each and every year, faculty, staff and 

emeriti give to scholarships, programs and funds that have a direct and immediate impact on our students. 

David Abwender 

Heather Anderson ’00 

Matthew Althouse 

Debra Ames ’73 

Michael Andriatch ’85 

Anonymous (6) 

S. Reddy Anugu 

Stuart Appelle 

Gail B. Argetsinger 

Daniel B. Askey ’89 

J. Scott Atkinson ’82 

Jeremy Babcock 

Virginia Bacheler 

David Bagley 

Sister Beverly Baker ’86 

David ’69 and Judy Ball ’69 

Joseph and Linda Balog 


Mihail Barbosu 

Susan Barco ’03 

Leah and Douglas Barrett 

Susan Bayer 

Justin Beach ’03 

Jamie Beers-Wilson 

Nora Y. Bell ’96 

Sharon Belle-Render ’79 

Jacob Benninger 

Edwina Billings 

Stacy Birch 

Deborah Birkins ’81 

Richard W. Black 

Ralph Black 

Rob Blanchet ’01 

Davida Bloom 

Kelly Bodine 

Thomas Bonner 

Wendy Boyer 

Monica K. Brasted ’90 

Zara R. Brenner 

Steven and Kim Breslawski 

Nancy Brinkwart 

Gretchen Briscoe 

Carol R. Brown 

Melissa M. Brown 

Melva L. Brown 

Timothy Brusseau 

Arden Bucholz 

Laura Buckner 

Vickie Burgio 

Joe Buttons 

Sandra Cain 

Pamela L. Callan 

Virginia Campbell ’89 

John Carlson 

Barbara Carpenter 

Kathy Carpenter 

Christian Carson and Sara DiDonato 

Elizabeth Caruso 

Lin Case ’89 

Amanda Catherwood 

Robin Catlin 

Gian Carlo Cervone 

Mark J. Chadsey 

Patricia Chakalis 

Charlotte Charles 

Alisia and Duncan Chase 

Joseph L. Chesebro ’94 

Helen J. Cheves ’99 

Ruth Childs 

Gregory Christo 

Kathleen Clark 

Jeffery Clark 

Lee J. Cohen 

Susan Collier 

George Cond 

Judy A. Conway 

Laurie B. Cook 

Mary E. Corey ’81 

Salvador O. Cruz ’04 

Holly Cunningham 

Marianne Dalton 

Jacqueline Davis 

Kevin Day 

John De Baun ’71 

Marg Delaney 

Karen Diamond 

Rob DiCarlo ’90 

Georges Dicker 

Brian Dickinson 

Christian Carson and Sara DiDonato 

Sara M. Dierks ’07 

Deborah A. Dilker ’96 

Diane Dimitroff and John Hackman 

Nancy DiPasquale 

Robert Dobmeier 

Colleen T. Donaldson ’79 

Susan Donk ’75 

Peter ’81 and Linda Dowe 

Diane Drake ’95 

Betty Drennen 

Marsha Ducey 

Charles Edwards 

Kim Ehret ’05 

Ralph Eisenmann 

Victoria Elsenheimer 

Laura Emerson ’90 

Bill Evans 

Kathleen Fallon 

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Moira A. Fallon 

James Fatula 

Joshua Fegley ’04 

Dr. Douglas A. Feldman 

Lily A. Ferranti 

Debra Fisher 

Julie Ford 

Lori-Ann Forzano 

P. Michael Fox ’88 

Joseph S. Franek 

Joel Frater 

Laurie A. Freeman ’93 

Johnna M. Frosini ’92 

Melissa Furness 

Becky Gagne 

John Gardner 

Lynne Gardner 

Mark Gardner 

Christa Geise ’93 

Robert Gemmett 

James Georger 

Sarah L. Georger 

Lisa Gerst ’93 

Mary Jo Gigliotti 

Janet Gillespie 

Jean Sayre Gilman 

Alicia Y. Girvin ’05 

Robin Glazier 

Stephen Godleski 

Ali Gonzalez Torres ’08 

Connie Graves 

Phyllis Griswold ’73 

Joan E. Grossman 

Amy Guptill 

Linda Hacker 

Peter Hager 

Scott ’99 and Kim Haines 

Donald Halquist 


Linda Hartmann 

Dale Hartnett 

James and Carol Haynes 

Jennifer Haytock 

Craig and Dona Hazen 

Jennifer M. Hecker 

Susanna Heins ’97 

Barbara Joyce Helf 

Michael Henningsen ’05 

Timothy Henry 

Theresa Herzog 

Randy B. Hewitt 

Curtis J. Hill 

Anna Hintz 

Susan Hoffman 

Teresa Holupko 

Elizabeth Houseman 

Cathy Houston-Wilson ’88 

Amy Hudzinski ’09 

Diann Hughes 

Maria Hulbert 

William Hullfish 

Anne Huot 

Rhonda Hurd 

Karen Hutchison 

Nancy S. Iafrati ’77 

Dennis Iannone

Owen S. Ireland 

David and Patricia Jewell 

Kimberly S. Johnston 

Roxanne and John Johnston 


Molly Kaplan 

John Keiser 

Donna L. Kennison ’91 

Gregory H. Ketchum ’73 

William Kilburn 

Eun-joo Kim 

Rick and Sharon Kincaid 

McAllister King 

Charles King 

Laura Kingdollar 

Richard B. Klancer ’01 

Phyllis Kloda 

Susan Klueber 

Patty Knapp 

Fran Knight 

Darby Knox 

Donna Kowal ’89 

Warren Kozireski ’82 

Michael C. Krickmire ’72 

Amy L. Kruppenbacher ’02 

Frank Kuhn 

J. Roger Kurtz 

Kadathur B. Lakshmanan 

Deborah Lamphron 

Jeffrey T. Lashbrook ’80 

Cheryl A. Lattimore 

Catherine Legacy-Gravelle ’99 

Teresa Lehr ’90 


Steven B. Lewis ’06 

Amanda Lipko 

Jennifer J. Little 

Rebecca Livingston ’03 

Leslie Locketz 

Maggie Logan 

Karen Logsdon ’81 

Carmen Lopez 

Margie Lovett-Scott ’75 

Beverly A. Ludke ’77 

Alexander Lyon 

Anne Macpherson 

Joseph and Joyce Makarewicz 

Jose Maliekal 

Salahuddin and Sarwat Malik 

A. Marie Mallory 

Linda Marshall 

Morag Martin 

Nick Mascari 

Judy Massare 

Timothy A. Massey 

Diane Maurer 

Patricia Maxwell 

Catriona McCarroll 

Lloyd McCauley 

Kathie McCleary 

Craig James McClinic 

Mary McCrank ’06 and 

Laurie Haelen 

Thomas M. McDermott 

Laurel McNall 

Heidi Melens ’97 

Merrill Melnick 

Sherri Micheli 

David Mihalyov ’87 

Earnest Miller ’92 

Sanford and Jill Miller 

Tricia Miller 

Lori Mills 

Linda Mitchell 

Sandeep Mitra 

Clyde Morgan 

Julie Morgan 

James Morris 

Jason R. Morris 

Lynne Moulton 

Sandra L. Mullin 

Dr. Matthew Mulvaney 

Edward J. Murphy ’81 

Donald Murray ’69 

Sam Nicolosi 

Donna Noble ’87 

Richard T. Nolan ’97 

Megan A. Norcia 

Chris and Melissa Norment 

Mark Norris 

Susan Novinger 

David and Cherise Oakley 

Megan Obourn 

Ken O’Brien 

Pam O’Keefe 

Sarah Olds 

Suzanne Oliver 

Karen Olson 

Joseph Ortiz 

Mary Jo Orzech 

John and Martha Osowski 

Pamela O’Sullivan 

Gary Owens ’72 

Anne M. Panning 

Alison Parker 

Anthony Parrino 

Christine Passarell 

Robert A. Pauly ’00 

Janet Peluso-Militello 

Susan Perry 

Susan Petersen ’76 and Luz Cruz 

Denise Phillips 

Sarah Plain 

Sharon Porter 

Jeffrey ’75 and Maryellen ’81 Post 

Christopher Price 

Darwin Prioleau 

Stanley F. Radford 

Kulathur S. Rajasethupathy 

P. Gibson Ralph 

T. Mahadeva Rao 

Jennifer Ratcliff 

22 

Summer Reiner 

Kim Remley 

Marilyn Rich 

Adam and Mary Rich 

Wendy Richards 

Jacques Rinchard 

Karen Riotto 

Gabriel Rivera 

Paul Robinson 

Scott Rochette 

Deborah Rockow 

Daniel Rogers ’91 

Justin P. Rogers ’05 

Jane Romal 

Phyllis Romano Eldred 

Diana Rood 

Mark Rowland ’95 

Janet Roy 

Anna Rupert 

Bill Sachman ’07 

Sharon Sailer 

Khalid Saleem 

Rocco Salomone ’88 

John Sapienza ’96 

Daniel R. Sargent ’89 

Natalie Sarrazin 

Helen Saunders 

Shannon Sauro ’95 

Penny L. Sayles 

Linda J. Schaffer ’73 

Michael Schaffer ’70 

Douglas M. Scheidt 

Robin Schepler 

Mary Jo Schlecht 

Thomas R. Schmidt ’69 

Dawn Schmidt 

Darlene M. Schmitt ’96 

Brad Schreiber ’83 

Karen Schuhle-Williams, PhD ’84 

Anthony Scime 

Maria T. Scipione ’91 

Daniel and Kim Scott 

Susan R. Seem 

Rose Shannon 

Wensheng Shen 

Dong-shin Shin 

Francis Short 

Deborah Shue 

Rey Antonio Sia 

Dr. Sandeep Singh 

Jackie Siplo 

Lara Sipols 

Howard Skogman 

Jennifer Smathers 

Laurie Smith ’73 

Rebecca Smith 

Sue A. Smithson ’91 

Linda Snell 

Joan Z. Spade 

James Spiller 

Louis ’82 and Gene Spiro 

Brandon St. John ’03 

Mark Stacy ’95 

Lucinda Stanton 

Susan B. Steinbrenner ’71 

Gary and Carol Stevens 

Dr. Susan Stites-Doe 

Steve Stoll 

Jacqueline Stolt 

Sheila Strong ’01

Neala Stull 


Chaley Swift ’99 

Janka Szilagyi 

Mohammed Tahar 

Barbara B. Thaine 

Gail Thiel 

Jacqueline P. Thomas 

Gail Tipton 

James A. Tobin ’71 

Debbie Toms ’94 

Jermaine R. Toppin 

Patricia Torres 

Mary Ann Torres 

Ralph Trecartin 

David Turkow ’73 

Peggy Turlington 

Bernard Valento 

Yvonne Van Skiver 

Conrad Van Voorst 

Claire VanDenBerghe ’87 

Matthew Vanderwerf ’02 

Elaine VanDurme 

Anne VanGraafeiland 

Vernon A. VanSkiver ’91 

Kelly L. Vergin ’89 

Wanda Wakefield ’90 

Austin Warner 

Kevin Warner 

Celia A. Watt 

David Weaver ’05 

Jerald Weaver 

Elliot Weininger 

James Whorton 

Marcia Wieczorek ’96 

Douglas Wilcox 

Rosemary Wilson 

Kathryn Wilson 

Joseph P. Winnick 

Frank Wojcik 

Sharon Woodley 

Tammie Woody 

Carolyn Zon ’08 

Jie Zhang 

Michael Ziolkowski 

Emeriti and 

Relatives 

Robert Adams 

Mark and Marlies Anderson 

Bill and Monika Andrews 

Anonymous 

Mariangela Ardino 

Herbert S. Bailey * 

Patricia Ellis Baker ’61 

Janet W. Beck ’70 



Jonathan ’67 and Nancy Bell 


John and Susan Bixler 

Margaret B. Blackman 

David Brannigan 

Walter Brautigan ’63 

Henry L Bretton 

Albert W. Brown 


Roy Bubb ’53 

Steven F. Buckley 

Sandra Cain 

Jill Campbell ’70 

Mou Ta and Kathleen Chen 

Eunice Chesnut ’76 

Sara and Jim Cook 

Deborah Derby Czepiel 

Irene Grandits D’Agostino ’50 

Jeanette D’Agostino Banker ’53 

Verdell Derby 

Judith Desfosses 

Harold ’51 * and Norma 

Murray ’52 Emmerson 

Richard and 

Donna Ray Evans 

Rawle * and Ena Farley 

Richard and Joan Fenton 

Herbert Fink 


Jeanne Gerber ’81 

Bob and Ann Getz 

Mildred T. Gianfagna 

Mary Ann Giglio ’73 

Nat Goodhartz 

and Kathy Weber ’85 

Muriel Gould 

Jean F. Gravelle ’69 

Frederick Gravetter 

Carolyn J. Greene ’70 

Edward J. Gucker 

Mary Harris 


Helen Hemmer 

Ian H. Henderson 

Bill ’61 and 

Hanny ’62 Heyen 

Nancy A. Heyward 

Terrence Hooper ’72 

James Horn 

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Ruth E. Hyde ’73 

Earl and Mary Ingersoll 

Judith Jennejahn ’58 


Donald Johnson 

Ralph and Zerith Jordan 

Benita M. Jorkasky 

Joseph and Janice Kandor 

Sharon Kehoe ’78 

Gregory Kenney ’66 

John Killigrew 

Joanna Kraus 

Edward Lehman, Jr. 

Richard and Janice Liebe 

Sarah Liebschutz 

Martin Lindauer 

Jenny Lloyd ’87 

Richard Lumb 

Peter Luskey 

Gerald Luzum 

Raj Madan 

Richard * and 

Donna Mancuso 

Hedda Martens 

Carolyn McBride 

Robert and Judith McLean 


Julie McWherter * 

Bud and Sandy ’87 Meade 

John G. Michaels 

Elaine K. Miller 



Kazumi Nakano 

Thomas Nugent 

and Patricia Mahoney 

Eugene ’53 and 

Mary Orbaker 

Lynn and Anne ’82 Parsons 

Ingo and Dorothy Petersen 

Jill M. Rakov ’66 

George and Jerry Rentsch 

Lucille Ribble 

Calvin and 

Margaret ’74 Rich 


Jane Romal 

Eileen Rose 

Tonya Satryb 

Jessica Scarborough 

Mary A. Scarborough ’70 

Kenneth and 

Mary Jo Schlecht 

Ann Schnell 

Barbara Sherwood 

Melvin Smagorinsky 

Arthur E. Smith 

Delmont and 

Jeannette Smith 

Armin Sommer 


Bill and Bonnie Stewart 

Denise Stoll ’80 


Andrew Virgilio ’49 

Josephine Wallin ’46 

Ann Weitzel 

Jack and Gladys Wolsky 

John Zwierzynski ’85 

* deceased

Friends 

Barbara Abrams 

Merritt W. Ackles 

Lew Adams 

Gary Adams 

Richard and 

Susan Alexander 

Dr. Paul D. Allen 

David and Cheryl Almeter 

David Attaldo 

Gail Attaldo 

Priscilla Thomas Baglio 

Sally Ball 

Michael Ball and 

Janet Tuohy 

Chris and Sue Ellen Ball 

Mr. and Mrs. James 

Bannister 

Kristen Barry 

Gloria S. Barry 

Christopher Beato 

Gregory Bell and 

Dianna Leach 

Betty Bemis 

Robert Bermudes, Jr. 

Mark Bewicke 

Bridget Bishop 

Jim and Betsy Blackburn 

Dorothy Bliek 

Patricia Boeckel 

Robert W. Boeckel III 

Sanford and Mary Bolasna 

Douglas and Katie Borchers 

Richard and Sandra Boyce 

Richard and Jill Brauss 

Troy Bridges 

Craig and Kelsey Bright 

Mark Brumbaugh 

Gary and Lana Brumbaugh 

Thomas Burke 

Suzanne Burst 

Jean Bushman 

James Michael Byers 

Robert R. Cannan 

Robert Carges, Jr. 

William J. Casey 

David and Ruth Ann Castor 

Joyram Chakraborty 

Barbara Chandler 

John and Janet Chapman 

Mary Ching 

Philip Chornow 

Ellin Chu 

Makeba Clay-Barnor 

Anne G. Cloutier 

Mike and Polly Conn 

Richard Cook 

Andrea Cotter 

Timothy Cripe 

Alan Curle 

Helen J. Curtis 

Frank and 

Yolanda D’Agostino 

Joseph and 

Margaret De Lorenzo 

Joyce DeHaan and 

Jerry Fisher 

Allen and Julie deMaille 

Donna DePeters 

Drs. Cindy and Carl Devore 

Patrick Didas 

Louis and Jo Anne Dold 

James and Ann Donovan 

Deborah Doyle Family 

Bonnie Eddy 

Roger and Tina Eibl 

James E. Eilers 

Robert and Fae Ensslin 

Mark and Lisa Fenton 

Vincent and Wendy Ferrer 

Don Fradenburgh 

Alice Garlock 

Robert and 

Kendra Gemmett 

Burton and Sally Ginther 

Melissa Gioia 

Arnold and 

Francesca Gordon 

Eric and Celeste Grace 

Peter Green 

Margaret Green 

William and Mary Griffin 

Earl and Kathleen Gursslin 

Matthew Haag 

Petros Hadjicostas 

Ann Halbower and 

Rubin Tuder 

James and Patricia Hamm 

James P. Hansen 

Sandra Hare 

James and Joan Hare 

Stan Hare 

William B. Hauser 

Toni Heer 

Lorie A. Heimbuck 

Peter and Peggy Sue Heister 

Bruce and Carol Henderson 

Ian and Rita Henderson 

Michelle Hernandez 

Bernice Hill 

James Hodge 

David and Amy Hoffman 

Kathleen Holt 

Tayla Horowitz 

Daniel J. Hraber 

Joseph and Bianca Infantino 

Joseph and Linda Intini 

Suzanne Jeffrey Horne 


Patricia A. Johnson 

Janine Jones 

Ralph and Zerith Jordan 

Andrew and Sandra Kaldor 

Daniel Kandris 

Steven Katz 

Dr. Maura Keefe 

Jacqueline and 

Kenneth Kline 

Glen and Linda Klippenstein 

Christine Klos 

John and Phyllis Kotla 

Bob Kuret 

Salvatore La Forgia 

Elliott and Debby Landsman 

Gail Leess 

Johnnie Lehman 

Shirley Lepsesty 

Charles and Claudia Lindsay 

Bernard LoBracco, Jr. 

Margaret Maccio 

Mariah Maloney 

Clare Maloney 

David F. Mancuso 

Donna Mancuso 

James and 

Deborah Marciszewski 

Amy Drechsler Margolis 

Jean Marks 

Julia Firks Markusen 

Colleen Mattison 

Michael and Heidy May 

Bill and Mitzi McCrady 

Pat and Kansas McDonald 


George McNeil 

Andrew Megdanis 

Paul Milazzo 

Kent Miner 

Bradley and Molly Mitchell 

Barbara and June Moore 

Page Morahan 

Gary Morris 

Violet M. Morris 

Jo Mortland 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert 

Muesebeck 

Ann Mulligan 

Nancy Murray 

Carmella M. Nardone 

Justin Noble 

Alexandra Noll 

Francis Novak, III 

24 

Patricia A. Nugent 

David O’Brien and Jeanne 

Sullivan-O’Brien 

O’Flynn Campaign Fund 

Stephen Ognibene 

Charles and Jodi Olosky 

Anne O’Toole 

Raymond and Susan Page 

Walter Pawlowski 

Marcia Pendleton 

Matilda Peters 

Elizabeth Phillips 

George Phillips 

Harry Phillips 

Kathy Phillips 

Donald and 

Lorijean Pillittere 

Darlene Pittman 

Robert and Karen Pompi 

Jennifer Poole 

Rita Power 

Laura P. Price 

Philip and Amy Puchalski 

John and Constance Quenell 

Bill and Sherry Rae 

Caroline Ramirez 

Bradley Reed 

Wayne Reinke 

George and Jerry Rentsch 

Harry and 

Kathryn Reynolds 

Bob and Mary Rice 

Marion Rivers 

Glenn Robinson 

Beverly Roche 

David Rogachefsky 

Robert and 

Deborah Rothman 

Daniel Ward Salon 

Martin and Kathleen Salvas 

Ronald and Tonya Satryb 

J. Noel and Grace Costich 

Schlageter 

Neil and Diane Schneider 

Wayne and Minday Schult 

JoAnn Scime 

Vincent and 

Mary Jane Scime 

Craig Sellers 

Theresa Shaheen 

Michael and Diana Shaw 

Arlona Sheldon 

Mark Sheldon and 

Jill Slominski 

Carl and Barbara Sherwood 

Walter A. Siebert 

Joan M. Simmons 

Helen Simpson 

Mark Siwiec 

Doug Skeet 

David and Jane Sloan 

Jill Slominski 

Alan Smith and Deanne 

Smith-Johns 

Dr. and Mrs. Delmont C. 

Smith 

Gale and Emily Smith 

Sally Smith 

Velma Speer 

Cynthia Halterman 

Spielvogel 

Philip and Mary Spooner 

Carl and Sally Steinfeldt 

William and Carol Stenglein 

Clara Stoffolano 

Joanne Tandler 

Joseph and Cecile Tarantino 

Robert Teplitz 

William and 

Bonnie Timmons 

Teresa Tocco 

Pamela Tofany-Kern 

Sabrina Tompkins 

Alexander and 

Cynthia Torelli 

Tuan and Chi Tran 

Christian Tucker 

Thomas and Jeanne Verhulst 

Liberta Vitale 

Richard and Kristin Voci 

Edward and Susan Waud 

Ludmila and David Weiss 

Richard Weitzel 

Frances and Marvin Welsch 

William and Anita Wemple 

Donna Browne Weston 

Mary Wetzel 

Joseph and Patricia Wheeler 

Mark Wilcox 

T. Franklin and Catharine 

Catlett Williams 

Danielle Windus-Cook 

Donald and Margaret Wolk 

Rosemary Wyncoll 

John and Karen Yagielski 

Daniel Zupo 

Michael Zwolinski

Alumni Donors by Class Year 

The following reflect gifts made by alumni of $50 or greater. Please note that the dollars raised reflect all giving from the class highlighted. 

Participation includes all donors, not just those at $50 or more. 

1939 

$100 Raised 

8% Participation 

Colonel Lewis J. Partridge 

Dorothy Markham Truscott 

1940 

$285 Raised 


Grace Westphal Milton * 

1942 

$300 Raised 


Sarah Brinsmaid 

Betty Bolger Castelein 

Mary Elizabeth “Betty” 

Britton Guthrie 

Doris Miller Sullivan 

1943 

$590 Raised 


Janet Jenkins Fulkerson 

Sylvia Shayler Lewis-Snow 

Barbara Newell Shamp 

1944 

$28,710 Raised 


Emma Bailey Beaty 

Raymond Berruti 

Marguerite Hare Browne * 

Harriett Landy Nolan 

1945 

$185 Raised 


Florence Pilato Burnett 

Dorothy Kuntor Trail 

1946 

$5,475 Raised 


Betty M. Chapman 

Alexander and Charlotte 

Garelick Holstein 

Ruth Schuchart 

Sue Pugliese Virgilio 

Josephine Wallin 

1947 

$280 Raised 


Charlie Chase 

MaryJean Bauer Howe 

Margot Cotter Maxon 

Mildred Brewer Van Hoover 

1948 

$205 Raised 


Bernice Knauss Cobbett 

Ann Miller Rasbeck 

1949 

$2,385 Raised 


Lou Avino 

Virginia Albanese Avino 

Lawrence Cappiello 

Ann Sinclair Delaney 

Helen Field Johnson 

Gwen Jerman Jost 

George M. Jurik 

Shirley Hinnau Jurik 

Mary Hopkins Kishlar 

Richard A. Lanson 

Wanda Romano Rapp 

Gladys Ford Sodoma 

Andrew Virgilio 

1950 

$2,215 Raised 


Anonymous 

Charles Blazey 

William H. Cobbett 

Vito A. Costanza 

Thomas V. De Maio 

James De Rosa 

Charles R. Fiegl 

Victor Giardinelli 

Patricia Hagen Tuccio 

John House 

Jean Engel Ingalls 

William Margolies 

Vincent Natale 

Phyllis Burgess Parcells 

Janet Barrett Reeves 

Lois Gilt Saeger 

Len Stirling 

Donald F. Tubbs 

Diane Hopkins Van Deventer 

Nicholas A. Verzella 

1951 

$2,320 Raised 


Ted Bondi * 

Anna Harvey Cassaday 

Joseph G. Doser 

Harold Emmerson * 

Jean Grehlinger Howell 

Corinne Lynch-Smith 

Shirley Kreutter Stellhorn 

H. Keith Stott 

Dr. Lydia Thering 

Margaret Veith Wicks 

1952 

$2,365 Raised 


Lawrence C. Arcarese 

William Brittain 

Ginny Connorton Brittain 

Patrick Damore 

Evelyn D’Aurizio Del Rosso 

Dolores Ribas Douglass 

Norma Murray Emmerson 

Allan W. Finger 

Mary Byrnes Foyle 

Norma Hauserman- 

Campbell 

Nancy Griffing Jayne 

Raymond L. Jayne 

Eugene J. Kamrass 

Louis Marcantonio 

Inga-Britt Lindholm McCue 

Thomas J. Murphy 

Betty-Jane Tillotson Nasca 

Arline Brauss Nichols 

Herbert J. Pluschau 

LeRoy E. Welkley 

1953 

$7,590 Raised 


Patricia Hilfiker Arieno 

Patricia Dolan Behn 

Roy Bubb 

Catherine Pillitteri Catalino 

Lucille Faro Clark 

Jeanette D’Agostino Banker 

Joyce Harper Dahrsnin 

25 

Gerald and Nancy Dunn 

Jacqueline Holt Egger 

Mary Vanni Goldfein 

Warren Heiligman 

Gerald Keating 

Ace Ketcham 

Donna O’Hern Maytham 

John F. McCaffrey 

Bruce E. Neely 

Stanley Nichols 

Eugene and Mary Orbaker 

Erma Ornce Pettis 

Marcia Kaufman Rosenfeld 

Paul W. Sarbou 

Grace Reed Sibbald 

Melvin Smagorinsky 

Barbara J. Stevens 

Joanne Metzger Van Riper 

Lawrence D. Wilson 

Joan Kelly Young * 

1954 



Joan Clark Aceto 

Estelle Y. Baker 

Lyman “Beans” Bement 

Bill Brand 

Joan Taylor Carnie 

Ronald A. Clark 

Harryette Scott Eaton 

Adele Sampler Fried 

Jack Gagen 

H. James Gauvreau 

Dolores (Donnie) 

Woodward Kamrass 

Leo Krzanowicz 

Christine Gioseffi 

Mazzarella 

Jack Mazzarella 

Harold W. Nash, EdD 

Lorraine Porter Nash 

George Rich 

Elaine Miller Sanzel 

Donald C. Shannon 

Jack and Carol Smith 

Shirley Vaisey Topel 

1955 

$1,620 Raised 


Richard F. Cavallaro 

Garnet Cox 

Joseph Del Rosso 

Carol Curtis Hobbs 

Daniel P. Kolesar 

Jane Franc Lory 

Peter Madsen 

Hugh Nicol 

Mary Ann Abele O’Brien 

Barbara Staffen Owen 

Robert J. Robine 

Helen Fabi Smagorinsky 

Susan Dewey Ville 

Chuck Williams 

1956 

$1,260 Raised 


Rudy Aceto 

Jean Cooper Adams 

Mary Lamonica Bauer 

Ronald Broadbent 

David M. Cohen

Jean Hall Tuttle Coon 

Peter Hinchey 

Charles Kristich 

Nancy L. Lehrer 

Dorothy Faas Rockwell 

James D. Sudore 

Morton Wexler 

1957 

$5,225 Raised 


Robert Arlington 

Donald A. Barton 

Beverly Camp 

Harvey A. Dorfman 

Warren and Maryann Hewes 

Doris Gailor Lista 

Marilyn Kingsley Madsen 

Glen “Muggsy” McGinnis 

Gary J. Miller 

Donald E. O’Brien 

Arnold Spinner 

Ira Sweet 

Erna Icken Wedemeyer 

Diana Milano Wexler 

1958 



Jack Baker 

David H. Byron 

James B. Coe 

Harold Diamond 

Eleanor Alexander Drake 

Bob Driscoll 

Marshall Garypie 

Donald F. Hachten 

Harold H. Hefke 

Ann Schuiten Hiemenz 


Judith Berry Jennejahn 

Arthur W. Johnson 

Frank P. Marino 

Joann MacBlane Middleton 

Bill Nicholson 

Gordon V. Pike 

Martha Jane Edwards Schick 

Jack Syage 

Nancy Vankouwenberg 

Syage 

Walter Teike 

Richard Tom 

Sheila Gold Weinberger 

1959 

$4,990 Raised 


Marilyn Vancise Baker 

Marcia Baker Demperio 

Dale R. Blissett 

Donald A. Condello 

Sheila Gissin Weinbach 

Harold D. Houpt 

James E. McCann 

John and S. Jean Boyd 

McKay 

Judith Zilker Montanaro 

Samuel Montanaro 

Barbara Baker Quinn 

Frederick C. Rockow 

Barbara Holmes Schnitzer 

Matthew R. Schnur 

Elizabeth Crosby Stull 

Jane Church Titterson 

Judith Stoneham 

Wadsworth 

1960 

$1,866 Raised 


Anonymous 

Brenda Ulrich Beal 

Donald E. Bulmer 

Bill and Doris Hunter 

John P. King 

Dr. John Lemcke 

Beryl Hinds Schmid 

Marsha C. Stevens 

Pinky Smith Tiebout 

Kathryn Crosby Waible 

Frank J. Wilhelm 

Karen Bieger Wolf 

1961 

$8,470 Raised 


Patricia Ellis Baker 

Frank B. Balling 

Jean Carney Bassage 

Lyle R. Bassage 

George and Carol Vancise 

Bott 

Judith Wade Denio 

Marilyn Redinger 

Flemming 

Gus E. Galliford 

Judith Rossiter Hellam 

Judy Heron 

Bill Heyen 

Mary Cosgrove Ingersoll 

Elaine Leshnower 

Anne Kolibersky Linkner 

Bill Linkner 

Larry J. Moore 

Pat McCullough Moore 

Jim Reisinger 

Donald J. Santini 

Ray and Guylene Scharf 

Kathryn Wethey Schnur 

Jane Winkley Schultz 

Lorraine DiTullio Sparks 

Robert and Grace Sullivan 

1962 

$3,490 Raised 


Richard W. Brauss 

Bette J. Brunish 

Philip P. Carlivati 

Linda LeRoy Chin 

Richard F. Coronato 

Paul D. Craddock 

Adrienne C. Daniels 

James S. Denio 

Mary Alice Edson 

Sharon Hedrick-Ash 

Hanny Greiner Heyen 

Murdo R. Murray 

26 

Ella Humphrey Nichols 

Dorothy Danelorich 

Nyszczy 

Ralph T. Orrico 

Lou Pennella 

Patricia Muisiner Rose 

William and Sharon 

Sanford 

William M. Setek, Jr. 

Judy Saunders Thomas 

Donald T. Vrooman 

Faith Holloway Weldon 

1963 

$19,793 Raised/10% 

Participation 

George M. Anastasi 

Anonymous 

Peter L. Arras 

George W. Bauer 

Richard Boardman 

Idelle Fowler Bowles 


Carolyn McCale Buongiorne 

Charlotte Nicosia Coronato 

Jay DeGrood 

Thomas C. Diederich 

Carol Szuba Duffin 

Martha Wills Dunning 

Daniel J. Dunning 

Donald H. Greene 

Linda Keenan McCann 

Myrna A. McNaboe 

Michael D. Rapalje 

Robert J. Rondina 

Diane Langworthy Santora 

William A. Schieffelin 

Adelaide Ratigan Setek 

Michael Weisberg 

1964 



Anonymous 

Don Bartalo 

Ralph P. Bell 

Kathleen M. Bell 

Carol Lawrance Brakenbury 

Joanne Ocello Cordaro 

Thomas L. Cowan 

Kathryn Covert Dey 

Bonnie Becker Dunham 

Dennis A. Farace 

Howard E. Golove 

Margaret Whitcomb Goodhue 

Susan Bullough Hawley 

Hank Kasven 

Pete Logan 

Carol Lovenguth 

James E. McNally 

Patricia Sincock Mesolella 

Bonnie Hotaling Mosier 

Patrick M. Murphy 

Brian P. O’Connell 

Don H. Osborn 

Michael S. Pavlovich 

Rosemarie Gurrieri Romeo 

Joyce Frederico Rothfuss 

William M. Santora 

Patricia Detar Scanlon 

Becky J. Smith 

Gary L. Stevens 

Patricia Tongue Thomas 

Kay Van Nostrand 

Marolyn Piersma Wilson 

Dennis A. Woodard 

1965 

$3,380 Raised 


Stephen Beaulieu 

George Borsuk 

John and Marsha Castiglione 

Gary Clements 

Dorothy Roll Criscuolo 

William W. Deyle 

Jean J. Ellis 

Harlow and Judy Fisher 

Diana Rech Hertweck 

William G. Hertweck 

Ruth O’Brien Houserman 

Volena Henningsen Howe 

Frank and Jean Karley 

Iacovangelo 

Karen Morris Jones 

Susan Palovich Lawley 

Toshiko Abe Lee 

Bernice Mathis Mahar 

Ann Krogenas McCrossen 

Barbara Koch Noble 

Steven Oliver 

Maureen Bleshoy Onstott 

Frank Posato 

James Quamo 

Pamela Mitchell Quamo 

Donna M. Quartaro 

Ray Samson 

Robert F. Sepe 

Patricia Kunkle Tosi 

James E. Tuscher 

John R. Updyke 

Carl D. Wheat 

Marybeth Sheldon Wilson 

1966 

$3,641 Raised 


R. Hokey Anderson 

Stephen J. Bender 

Robert H. Berry 

Joseph J. Boardman 

Jeffrey H. Conklin

Patricia A. Desmond 

Sally Pratt Farace 

John H. Goodfellow 

Don Hagreen 

Grasse “Candy” Hammond 

Duke Hammond 

J. David Heintz, Jr 

Denise Lenihan Kendricks 

Robert Kendricks 

Gregory Kenney 

Steve Linderman 

Teresa Munkert McGuire 

William R. McGuire 

James and Roberta Meyer 

Dolores Munt 

Jill M. Rakov 

Patrick Ross 

Susan Chasin Ross 

Maryann Sacher 

Carl Savalli 

Karen Goodwin Sodoma 

Herb Trimmer 

Joyce Carpenter Wahlig 

Richard S. Zusman 

1967 

$5,700 Raised 


John D. Alessi 

Katherine Davin Alessi 

Bette P. Bailey 

Jonathan and Nancy Bell 

Gregory H. Campbell 

Joseph F. Carothers 

Alfred Chandler 

Patricia Stevenson Christina 

Molly Barnum Cigal 

Had Coughlin 

James A. Cox 

Sandy Cutter 

Gail Dibartolomeo Dasno 

Terry J. Dasno 

Joan Sweezey Deyle 

Mary Duquin 

John H. Epke 

Susan Strack Farley 

Steven W. Fisher 

Judith Fedder Heppner 

John and Donna Izzo 

James P. Kraus 

Susan Kwas Maloney 

Joe Maresco 

Maryann Keating Maresco 

Kathleen Burns O’Connell 

Linda M. O’Leary 

Anne M. Ray 

Mark Relyea 

Martha Machuga Serio 

Ronald L. Sodoma 

Ann McCormick Sweeting 

Gary Westerfield 

1968 

$4,346 Raised 


Lee Cainaru Anderson 

Rose Parisella Bennett 

Ruth B. Chaffee 

Elaine Mack Cook 

David G. Daniels 

Charlie Dean 

Anthony DiCioccio 

Betty Dimmick 

Marjorie Ebersole 

Dorene Erb 

Alice Reiss Fisher 

Barry P. Gelman 

Alice Burcyk Gosse 

Larry J. Janicki 

Thomas Jenison 

James ’Chip’ Kinne 

Thomas Lawson 

Joan Brogan Lindsey 

Larry Lutz 

Carol Sommer May 

James May 

Sandra Frank Mehlenbacher 

Larry Mosher 

James B. Neider 

Kenneth Pettapiece 

Valerie Eberhardt Pettapiece 

Linda Anne Rooker 

Jim Sauberan 

Gary Skoog 

Lynn G. Steltmann 

Vernon D. Stevens 

Mary Lou Toglia 

David ’Tresh’ Tresohlavy 

Bruce Turner 

Aimee New Won 

A. Howard Young 

Ronni Zudiker Zusman 

1969 

$6,685 Raised 


Linda M. Allen 

Linda L. Arena 

Marlaine Podosek Barnes 

Jean M. Berry 

Bonnie Heffer Birkahn 

Gary J. Birkahn 

Willard Blaskopf 

Shirley Bowen 

Bill Brooks 

Marietta Vaccaro Brownlie 

Cathleen A. Calleri 

Terry Thompson Carbone 

William B. Christina 

Valerie Miller Cloud 

Harrison N. Davis 

Sue Ann Dohrn Dingee 

Terrance Dingee 

Roberta Fessenden 

Craig J. Gilbert 

Irene Thomson Gilbert 

Lawrence Gilligan 

Susan Rauch Gilligan 

Robert J. Gleason 

Doreen Ritterbandt Goffe 

Esther Birnfield Golove 

Larry Gross 

Ronald D. Hubbard 

Jerome J. Klobukowski 

Sharon A. Mac Crea 

Nancy Beatty Marino 

Robert J. Marino 

Earl Mehlenbacher 

Dolores A. Morrone 

Donald F. Murray 

Stephen E. Nash 

Betty Jones Palmeri 

Richard N. Piller 

Valerie Angevine Relyea 

Jim Scott 

Dan Senkowski 

Jeff and Bonnie Curtis Slack 

Shirley Godfrey Smith 

Gail Panepinto Sommer * 

Richard P. Sommer 

D. Gregory Van Dussen 

Jacqueline Hinds 

Van Dussen 

Jerry S. Welcher 

Nancy White Welcher 

1970 

$4,956 Raised 


Robert P. Alexander 

Anonymous (2) 

Welda Habersaat Bader 

Janet W. Beck 

Regan Beers 

Thomas J. Buntich 

Jill Frost Campbell 

Fred J. Carbone 

Carolyn Shuman Greene 

Melanie Hulbert Hogan 

Linda J. Holley 

Richard J. Keefer 

James R. Kelly 

Christa Koschel Lutz 

John J. Mazur 

David L. Miller 

Mary E. Neville 

Robert D. Olczak 

Nancy Westcott Oshier 

Dom Palmo 

Stephen W. Parada 

Charles P. Parker 

Terry L. Rich 

Sidney A. Sall 

Mary A. Scarborough 

27 

Michael Schaffer 

Emily Borck Schwab 

Leon Silver 

Allan Silverman 

Ellen M. Simkulet 

Beverly Delfs Smith 

Elaine C. Vella 

1971 

$5,576 Raised 


Anonymous (2) 

Carol Diffendale Beers 

Vincent T. Bonetti 

Patricia A. Brown 

Barbara B. Chandler 

Jill Hunter Crair 

Samuel I. Dance 

Francis A. Daniels 

John De Baun 

Mendal W. Dick 

James M. Eddy 

Lisa W. Fox 

Ralph A. Gestwicki 

Jeffrey R. Harper 

Linda F. Howland 

Dennis J. Jarvis 

Leah Pantalone Johnson 

Valerie S. Kayser 

Kathleen Lambert 

Richard Lupi 

Anne E. Miller 

Patricia Murray 

Stephanie Olsen 

Michael J. Oshier 

Sue Johnson Palmo 

Alan D. Posnick 

William Reeves, Jr. 

Thomas Ricci, Jr. 

James T. Rudgers 

Thea Detschner Russell 

Bill Santoro 

Dixie Schaedel 

Ralph Shortell 

Kathleen A. Smith 

Susan B. Steinbrenner 

JL Stoutenburgh 

Jim Sutton 

James A. Tobin 

Carl Wahlstrom 

Allen R. Webster 

Maureen Faoro Wisniewski 

William E. Wormsley 

Michael H. Zaleski 

1972 

$6,639 Raised 


Anonymous 

Cheryl Avenel-Navara 

Nancy J. Beckwith 

John E. Benjamin 

Bob Bennett 

Charles B. Bergener 

Irene Abramowski Borchers 

Stuart Bowns 

Robert E. Brennan 

Bonnie Connell 

Francis X. Connell 

Robert Conrad 

Sara Lemmler Cook 

James A. Cunningham 

Leo J. Curro 

Kenneth S. Fyfe 

Susan L. Geist 

Andrea S. Giuffre 

William Gokey 

Jean Bloomquist Goulet 

Terrence Hooper 

Tina Van Cleef Johnson 

James T. Korneliusen 

Alain F. Maca 

Karl H. Orlick 

Gary Owens 

Michael J. Potter 

Sue Ann Juda Raymond 

Diana Kitchen Reinhardt 

George J. Rettagliata

Mary Ellen Carter Rich 

Rocco Riti, Jr. 

Louis E. Salerno 

Jane Eastman Schneble 

Linda Stephan Schoene 

Paul R. Schule 

Joseph H. Sears 

Michael J. Smith 

Bill Steinhaus 

Susie Swartwout Steinhaus 

Beverly Gangloff Tylenda 

Roy M. Ventullo 

David Virgilio 

Barbara Gottstine Volino 

Susan Booth Ward 

Dana Schwartz Webster 

Margaret Lee Welsh 

Thomas Zubert 

1973 



Patricia G. Baldwin 

Judith E. Battison 

Neal M. Belitsky 

Nicholas Billotti 

Paul J. Bodekor 

Donna Cravens Brown 

Steve Brown 

Douglas J. Bull 

Bruce and Marilyn Hoover 

Burkey 

Jeremiah Casey 

Edward J. Cavalier 

Michael A. Coriale 

Janet M. Day 

Allene Doriski 

Margaret M. Freeman 

Mary Ann Fauls Giglio 

Thomas J. Gosdeck 

Daniel R. Gould 

Jim Graves 

Phyllis E. Griswold 

Gary R. Hartranft 

Susan Hastings-Bishop 

Tom Howarth 

Len Jankiewicz 

Gregory H. Ketchum 

Stu Krieger 

Suzanne Bruzdzinski 

Malpocher 

Barbara L. Marsh 

Mark F. Matt 

Mary Kathleen Held 

McKerlie 

William G. McLean 

Sarah T. Stevens Miles 

Kathy Gregory Nash 

Peggy Brokenshire Nelson 

Susan Frank Nims 

Fran B. Nocella 

Thomas J. O’Donnell 

Patricia A. Pancoe 

Gilbert L. Phon 

Diane Conor Pignato 

Margaret Callahan 

Rappleye 

Carol Segelken Russell 

Henry Savage 

Linda J. Schaffer 

Valerie S. Slack 

Laurie Silverman Smith 

David L. Stoloff 

Linda A. Stone 

Paul J. Tatar 

David P. Turkow 

Gene Vogel 

Janet Hiller Watson 

David T. Wells 

Robert P. Williams 

Donna Martin Willome 

1974 

$8,535 Raised 


Bruce G. Arnold 

Terry P. Baker 

William S. Baker 

David N. Bradford 

Maureen A. Browne * 

Sylvia Bell Burke 

Elizabeth Herron Cahaney 

Ralph R. Campbell 

Bonnie Carter 

David C. DeFelice 

June Dickerson Barrick 

Joseph G. Doody 

James E. Duncan 

Sue Fundermark Eddy 

Ronald J. Edick 

Scott F. Fake 

Richard M. Finn 

David and Leslie Foxen 

Kathleen A. Frank 

Michael J. Furnari 

Mary Keller Gaffey 

Nancy A. Hewitt 

Kim Houserman 

Michael Hrycelak 

Maureen McCarthy Kaus 

Uadajane Ketcham 

Kenneth M. King 

Roberta L. Klein 

Kenneth Kuhn 

John J. Lawrence 

Jean Palmer Levitt 

Barbara J. Lippa 

Paul E. Marcero 

Richard J. McDougall 

James P. McElheny 

Nancy Sturner Messina 

Mike Mignano 

Daniel W. O’Donnell 

Alice Traynor Orlick 

Paul Pape 

Evelyn B. Pike 

Dawn R. Post 

Paul Purfield 

Norma Nenni Reem 

Margaret Rich 

Ann Mulroy Riemer 

Bonnie Barthelman Sale 

Joan C. Sitterly 

Michael G. Smith 

Kevin J. Stark 

Jack Stewart 

Denise Le Fevre Sullivan 

MJ Vrooman 

Charles E. Wallace 

John W. Willits 

Ward and Ann Wolff 

Carol A. Wood 

Sheila A. Yerdon 

Andrea Josephs Yizar 

1975 



Carol C. Achilles 

Cynthia Young Acklin 

Anonymous 

Cathy Stempel Appleby 

Louis Avino, Jr. 

Thomas W. Balon 

Susan Gunwaldsen Barra 

Gary J. Beadling 

Bonnie L. Bower, DDS 

28 

Wendy Kessler Bryant 

Vivian Zakielarz Cantor 

Mavis Chaskin-Mott 

Angelina Fiorito Colavito 

Denise Denmon Consol 

Rick Darcangelo 

David J. Dowd 

Mark R. Garabrant 

Donald A. Golden 

John E. Graykowski 

Richard D. Hall 

Nancy A. Higgins 

Cathy Houserman Joynt 

Jane Garvin Keller 

Russell E. Kohnken 

Kathleen A. Krebs 

Glenn R. Levitt 

Robert M. Lewis 

Millie A. Loeb 

John Martellucci 

Linda Wehle Martin 

Cheryl Ripberger Matt 

Doreen Tomaszewski May 

Valerie Walker McCauley 

Edward J. McGuire 

Patrick Leo Morahan, Jr. 

Steven G. Mumby 

Scott R. Peal 

Jeffrey D. Post 

Karen Pickett Post 

Linda LaCrosse Reeves 

Douglas J. Reeves 

Robert T. Robare 

Steven Roffwarg 

Rosemarie Ren Ruck 

Leonard Savedoff 

Blaine S. Schwartz 

Darlene Runions Sprague 

Nancy Galloway Stewart 

Jonathan Dean and Denise 

Marie Tanguay, PhD 

William L. Tepas 

James Underwood, Jr. 

Eldwin Van Alstyne 

Mary Roche Ventullo 

Barbara J. Wais 

Kathryn Driscoll Warren 

Gordon H. Weeden 

Mark D. Werner 

Eileen J. Wuethrich 

1976 

$4,495 Raised 


Bonita V. Buongiorne 

Claire Jones Campbell 

Mary E. Corey 

John E. Flanagan 

Harry and Patricia Franklin 

Gail D. Gabriel 

David G. Hammond 

Martha J. Hansen 

Jordan S. Horowitz 

Barry A. Koss 

Joann Parry May 

Roseanne Marmo 

McMorris 

Linda Polidori McElheny 

Richard McGarrigle 

Sarah Miles Watts 

Lynette Mumby Mott 

Thomas E. Myers 

Pollyann Wells Nee 

Rory Nee 

Mary Bartholf Neider 

Mary L. Olney 

Mary E. O’Toole 

Steven J. Pechman 

Susan Petersen and 

Luz Cruz 

Michael J. Robinson 

Susan Rubel Savedoff 

Frederick Schamu 

BJ Schoonmaker 

Donald F. Snyder 

Daniel Stinebiser 

Richard Tallman 

Linda J. Valenti 

Constance Camarda 

Vanvliet 

Ronald Wendlinger 

Daniel H. Wojtanik 

Douglass J. Wyckoff 

1977 



Gabriella Safford Albanese 

Jennifer Albright 

Shauna Brown Anderson 

Blaine M. Barham 

John S. Clarke 

Karen Benz Clarke 

Dave and Donna Curtis 

E.T. Daniels, Jr. 

Thomas E. English 

Stu Fitzpatrick 

R. Scott Flieger 

Chris E. Forte 

Mary Lou Whitney Galasso 

Joy Saldinger Goldberg 

Michael R. Goodwin 

Linard W. Hancock 

Sharon M. Hartnett 

Mike Hill 

Nancy Sperr Iafrati 

Pauline Tung Johnson 

Susan Huston Jones 

Marge Josephson 

Penelope A. Ketchek 

Joan Lesnick-Adams 

Ann Kroeger Lesperance

Linda Furnal Lytle 

Patrick Madama 

Diane Frost McCue 

William F. McEnery 

David C. Pangrazio 

Katharyn Lieben Peebles 

Patrick H. Ruocco 

Gary E. Sanger 

Kristine Smith 

Elaine Allen Sullivan 

Ken Sullivan 

Julia Hochstadt Sweet 

Leslie Moses Virgilio 

Eric J. Waelder 

Michael Whelan 

1978 

$8,840 Raised 


Sandra Amato-Shipton 

Rick and Diane Amundson 

Anonymous 

Laurie Gifaldi Baker 

William Bauer 

Laura Reinhardt Berish 

Robert A. Brenton 

Marian Myers Brown 

Mitch J. Cohen 

Marcelo J. Curi 

Katie Cicatello Dale 

Elizabeth Bandorick 

Depeter 

Kathleen Kenny Dittrich 

Cathy L. Flowers 

Mary Lee Geisel 

Susan B. Genthner 

Terry M. Hack 

John C. Harter, Jr. 

Martin R. Heavey 

Roxanne Andriello Hettler 

Sharon M. Kehoe 

Melody M. Landberg 

Mary A. Lastowicka 

Mark S. Levine 

Steven R. Levy 

David J. Mc Morris 

Thomas W. Muller 

Edward A. Notarpole 

Wendi Dewaal Pierce 

Gregory W. Pierce 

Thomas D. Quinlan 

Arnold K. Rauscher 

Donna M. Reynolds 

Robert M. Roseman 

Gary P. Russell 

James Scardinale 

Charles E. Snyder 

Richard T. Wahl 

Kevin M. Walsh 

Gerard J. Wenzke 

Jim Wipper 

Steven A. Wolff 

1979 



Stephen J. Abdo 

Betty Marian Anderson 

Sharon Belle-Render 

Allan R. Berry 

John D. Bologna 

Mark W. Bradbard 

Tony Bradford 

Frances Canning 

Rosemary Mauro Clarke 

JoAnne Warner Coleman 

John P. Coleman 

Joseph S. Crociata 

Roxanne Bennett Curtis 

John P. DeMeo 

Frank D. Dittrich 

Colleen T. Donaldson 

Dan and Denny Donovan 

Lawrence E. Epstein 

Joan S. Fenton 

Gregg E. Frankel 

Jean Zuberer Frankel 

Diane M. Fulkerson 

Mark J. Gallagher 

Richard B. Grady 

Carol Brenner Gregg 

John L. Guty 

Ann Stewart Hack 

Harriet J. Heller 

Mike Hyland 

Jeffrey C. Lamison 

Aaron Lepold 

Jim Long 

Katherine Marotta Marzec 

Timothy M. McEnroe 

Vincent C. Miccoli 

Wendy Soronson Minter 

Diane Nicholl-Cucciniello 

Tim Noble 

Kathleen Perry Oldehoff 

James M. Pedro 

Lorene Calligaris Pedro 

Maura Bradley Pierce 

Gary B. Quilliam 

Gerard Reidy 

William J. Ryan 

Connie Sommer 

Paul Sonnenberg 

Eugene H. Spafford 

Willard J. Sproule 

Barbra Houle Stewart 

Patricia Gavigan Sullivan 

Frederick and Patricia 

Tuttle 

1980 

$5,745 Raised| 


John D. Aiken 

Kenneth H. Benton 

Patrick S. Capuano 

Deborah A. Dibley 

Michael C. Doyle 

Douglas J. Gaylor 

Don Hallenbeck 

Carey B. Hatch 

Avis Wagner Hooper 

Gretchen Gallagher Hughes 

William and Lauren Hunter 

Charon Jordan-Coffman 

Matthew J. Korten 

Jeffrey T. Lashbrook 

Gay Hotchkiss Lenhard 

Thomas J. Luker 

Richard M. Magere 

Anthony Mazzeo 

Dorothy LaFave Miner 

John F. Parisella 

Daniel R. Patsos 

Johannes Peeters 

Sharon Peterson 

Candace D. Raderman 

Pamela Baxter Savage 

Joseph D. Scanlan 

Denise Stoll 

Gary J. Sullivan 

Judith Szustakowski 

JoAnn F. Vierthaler 

1981 

$6,424 Raised 


Deborah A. Birkins 

Bonnie Bush 

James C. Casey 

Edward G. Casey 

Robert J. Cole 

Jay Conley 

Mary E. Corey 

Patrick M. Crowley 

Ed Doherty 

Peter and Linda Dowe 

Kurt Ernst and Jeanne 

Navagh 

Jeanne Nelidov Gerber 

Diana Kleve Hallenbeck 

Terry Edwards Harding 

Thomas A. Henderson 

Elizabeth Wahl Hilbert 

Angie Hucknall 

Judith C. Joyce 

Karen Logsdon 

Richard C. McNulty 

Edward J. Murphy 

Barbara J. Myers 

29 

Steven E. Otten 

Maryellen Parnell Post 

Jacqueline Jones Prince 

Nancy Warren-Oliver 

Philip R. West 

Bruce Winston 

Richard Wismer 

1982 



J. Scott Atkinson 

Kevin P. Bohne 

Tina Del Rosso Donle 

James Duffey 

Sandra Ehni 

Richard M. Frank 

Robert J. French 

Howard J. Friedman 

Alexander Giovanniello 

Jim Goldthwait 

Lisa Buongiorne Hess 

Corey A. Horowitz 

Colleen H. Kane 

Marguerite Killip and 

William Santelli 

Warren Kozireski 

Ed Lasky 

Suzanne Allis Miller 

Eileen Newdale Pillmeier 

John Reighn 

Larry R. Solomon 

Louis and Gene Spiro 

Rev. Encie Stevens 

Woody and Nancy 

VanDenburg 

Derrick Vile 

Alan Zimmerman 

1983 



Patrick M. Adams 

Thomas J. Anderson 

Anonymous 

Denise Armstrong-Rose 

Dereck Bigford 

Ronald Bradt 

Leslie A. Bull 

Maureen E. Casey 

Sally Coffey 

Anthony P. Conetta 

Monica Cosgrove 

Mark Devine 

Rose McBride Devine 

Frank Famiano 

Dr. Lynne Fullerton- 

Gleason 

Barbara Michels 

Giovanniello 

Gregory Goggins 

Tina Szmyr Haldeman 

Rebecca Goldstone 

Horowitz 

Linda Aull Lasky 

Richard A. Leahy 

Christopher and Myra 

Leichtweis 

Christine Rego Maier 

Kevin P. Malenga 

Ellen J. Meyer 

Richard and Sarah 

Simpson Powell 

Dan Raimondo 

Richard Reeves 

Thomas Sanger 

Jean Sauberan 

Brad Schreiber 

Steven H. Slate 

Louis Taxin 

Elizabeth Burns Vavonese 

Michelle Littlefield Winnie 

Ronald Winnie 

John W. Wolf

1984 

$3,029 Raised 


Mary Lou Beagan 

Alan R. Bull 

Elizabeth J. Casey 

Lorne Cohen 

Lisa M. Compton 

Anne F. Fowler 

Blane Allen Harding 

Nancy J. Hemry-Botts 

Eileen Sinnott Johnson 

Lisa Gray Knecht 

Helen J. Kostelas 

Ruth Lang 

Ronald Leonard 

Marie Russo Merenda 

Kellie Wilkinson 

Okoniewski 

Terry O’Toole 

Gerard Pembroke 

Lois Bubb Petote 

Donald Powlen 

Karen Schuhle-Williams, PhD 

Cindy Rizzo Schultz 

Randall W. Shea 

Noreen E. Sheridan 

Bonnie Garcia White 

John F. White 

Ross E. Williams 

Stephen R. Zogby 

1985 

$6,311 Raised 


Michael D. Andriatch 

Joan L. Christ 

Michael A. Dreimiller 

Christine Fendley 

Larry Flood 

Barbara Gamble Goshorn 

Charles H. Goshorn 

Janet M. Hill 

Glenn Johnson 

Tonya Gabriel Lustumbo 

Shoshana Melnick 

Carolyn Miller 

John V. Minicozzi 

Roshelle M. Pavlin 

Mark A. Pinchak 

Paul D. Rosati 

Sharon Wetmore Rosati 

Ronald Sanchez 

Harriet Sally Sisson 

Nat Goodhartz and Kathy 

Weber 

John W. Zwierzynski 

1986 

$3,340 Raised 


Thomas C. Abraham 

David J. Adams 

Beth Felo Adkins 

Mary C. Bonner 

Jody L. Caldwell 

Debra McKeown Caputo 

Kathleen Reeves Cunniffe 

Ricki Martin De Baun 

Edward Dillon 

Bob “Gio” Giovanniello 

Audrey Renneman 

Hallenbeck 

Tim R. Henion 

Jeanine M. Lutz 

Nancy Leet Mangan 

Mark C. Mansell 

P. Murray 

Angela D’Ambrosi 

Trzepkowski 

Marianne M. Virgilio 

Paula LaBarbera Walters 

Jim Whittle 

Ellen Wilber 

1987 

$6,963 Raised 


Anonymous 

Eileen McEnerney 

Bannerman 

Elizabeth M. Beairsto 

Peter Bird 

Dennis J. French 

Kimberly Barletta French 

Charlene A. Frye 

Karen E. Hegeman 

Mary Hechtel Khunger 

Mark A. Lacatena 

Jenny Lloyd 

David Mihalyov 

Dianne Schrier Miller 

Julia Maynard Morrison 

Donna Noble 

Kevin T. O’Brien 

Karen Owen 

Margo Shaw Sarkisian 

Louise Scudieri, CRNA, MS 

Arnie Serotsky 

Gary L. Shirley 

Kenneth Trzepkowski 

Claire L. VanDenBerghe 

1988 

$3,495 Raised 


Mark R. Aesch 

Stephen Basquill 

Beverly Brownell Brust 

John Conway 

Andrew S. Ellowitz 

P. Michael Fox 

Karen C. Francis 

Cathy Houston-Wilson 

Pamela W. Krahe 

Kathleen Staub Krayna 

Jim Maddock 

Todd M. Majewski 

Leslie Whiting McIntyre 

Roger L. Misso 

Adedolapo and Adebusola 

Oyefeso 

Rocco P. Salomone 

David L. Schroder 

Kathleen M. Squires 

Gayel VanFleet Todd 

Gregory A. Tortorello 

Brian Tucker 

Susan Zauderer 

Kean A. Zeches 

1989 

$4,509 Raised 


David J. Arlington 

Daniel B. Askey 

Denise L. Bartalo 

John Beck 

Virginia Campbell 

Lin Case 

Kevin J. Dailor 

Scott Farrell 

Cheryl A. Fehnel 

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Stephen D. Girolmo 

David S. Holtzman 

Stephen and Allison Kaiser 

Donna M. Kowal 

Kevin T. McCormack 

Lisa Nanartowich-White 

Karen M. Olson 

Grace H. Pritchett 

Alice T. Riggs 

Cassandra Wilson Rosado 

Daniel R. Sargent 

Joan E. Schroth 

Anthony B. Smith 

Charles and Kathy 

McNeil Snyder 

Amy Buongiorne Stamp 

Kelly L. Vergin 

Gerard F. Weigand 

1990 

$2,389 Raised 


Patricia Dodge Arsenault 

Susan A. Azzolino 

Curtis R. Birthwright 

Maria Rangel Castaneda 

Rob DiCarlo 

Laura Emerson 


David C. Harris 

Nancy A. Hoffmann 

Teresa K. Lehr 

Philip G. McBurney 

Janet Kamp McLean 

Sandra A. Meleca 

Tara Cornwell Peacock 

Allen S. Plymale 

Russell T. Purdie 

Kevin F. Rosko 

Jack W. Sager 

Andrew C. Sarat 

1991 

$2,055 Raised 


Holly J. Anderson 

Michael P. Barry 

Jason A. Benham 

Kerry Collins-Gross 

Carmelina Anthony Derrico 

Tara Jankner Fishler 

Pamela J. Grosch 

Phillip K. Johnson 

Yardena Kalir 

Corey Nadel Katz 

Donna L. Kennison 

Jeffrey E. Kwas 

Karen M. Maras 

Robert W. Marchiony 

Janique M. Nine 

Patrick and Cathy 

Smeragliuolo O’Hagan 

Jane A. Pascoe 

Daniel F. Rogers 

Melinda D. Rushing 

Irene M. Stumberger 

Wayne Wilczewski 

Gladys Wolsky 

1992 

$2,338 Raised 


Lisbeth Smith Birthwright 

Julie Bogdan 

Guy E. Carr 

Margaret Cavalier 

Scott DiMarco 

Willie Hacker 

Anthony Harkin 

Virginia A. Hebda 

Major Dan Hershkowitz 

John W. Hoey, Jr. 

Jonette Lancos and Carl 

Shanahan 

Sandra Sleeper Lehr 

Jim and Brenda Lyness 

Amy Milley McCullough 

Karen Ogden Olmstead 

Chuck Privitera 

D. J. Smith 

Rick and Linda Sweeting 

April Ticknor 

1993 

$5,278 Raised 


Christa Aldrich Geise 

Katie Andriatch 

Margaret M. Clark 

Kerry Cleveland-Collard 

Joseph E. DeCaro 

Glenn Emerson 

William C. Frank 

Emerson C. Klees 

Kathleen Laforce-Hutteman 

David L. McCurdy 

Darlene Thimble Meggesto 

James T. Meggesto 

Sara Niemeyer 

Thomas A. Page, Jr. 

Paul J. Payne 

Joseph J. Praino 

Josh Silber 

Kevin Harvey and Jennifer 

Skoog-Harvey 

Tammy Johnson Smith 

Jeff Thomas 

Jennifer A. Tom 

Michael G. Williams

1994 

$5,225 Raised 


Susan Brightman 

Joseph L. Chesebro 

Lesia Hrycelak 

Anne Hughes 

Juanita C. Jolley 

Joe M. Kakaty 

Deanna Krusenstjerna 

Shantha M. Rao 

Steve Rosenberg 

Howard A. Rosenblatt 

Debbie Hinkley Toms 

James L. Vlogianitis 

Theodore J. Wolfstich 

1995 

$4,446 Raised 


Richard W. Alden 

Michael J. Burlaka 

Diane Drake 

Alicia Fink 

Elizabeth J. Gilbert 

Daniel J. Herrman 

Heather M. Jones 

Kathleen Kane-Lusk 

Geraldine A. McCarty 

Mark W. Rowland 

Shannon Sauro 

Janice Miller Sherman 

Pamela J. Stiles 

Virginia Tresco 

Alethea Fitzgerald Trinkaus 

Michael A. Trinkaus 

John L. Vlogianitis 

1996 

$2,104 Raised 


Nora Y. Bell 

Robert P. Franklin 

Shirley L. Hans 

Nancy E. Harris 

Floyd B. Hopkins 

Gillette A. Kempf 

Jane Elwood Lebak 

Kristine M. Littrell 

Eileen C. Magin 

Michael Mellace 

Carol A. Orto 

Nancy J. Panzer 

Susan Roos Pearson 

John Sapienza 

Timothy F. Short 

Jeffrey S. Silvaggio 

Jason Slack 

Jeffrey M. White 

Marcia Wieczorek 

1997 

$543 Raised 


Alan Boekhout 

Paul Carner 

Rhonda Donselaar Carner 

Rosemary Luzum 

Rebecca Plant Mellace 

Richard T. Nolan 

George Shapow 

Jason R. Spector 

Michael G. Wright 

1998 

$1,685 Raised 


Jennifer Jesionowski Arbore 

Monica E. Chura 

Jeffrey L. Delorme 

Michelle Bailey Fritzsching 

Jack Harbold, Jr. 

William Lang 

Christopher Leone 

Stacy Frederick Spector 

Ben Werzinger 

1999 

$932 Raised 


Paul and Amber Blye 

Brescia 

Daniel P. Cheswick 

Andrew M. Corbett 

Scott G. Haines 

Edie Hill 

Deborah Zaretsky 

2000 

$1,160 Raised 


Heather Anderson 

Tamara Besse 

Matthew M. Cady 

Christopher A. Greene 

Mark Impellizzeri 

Michelle Benedict 

Kingdollar 

Stanley Lyons 

Chad J. Markel 

Jason B. Palermo 

Diane Ranocchia Boni 

Michele Rase 

Nikki Slater 

Cheryl L. Unterborn 

2001 

$2,540 Raised 


Christopher D. Hager 

Julia Kay Lareau 

William Moughan, Jr. 

Jessica J. Nordhausen 

Robert B. Pepe 

Sheila Strong 

Sharon Wallace-Frater 

2002 

$1,064 Raised 


Hyeyeon Cicconi-Eggleston 

Heidi Kozireski 

Amy L. Kruppenbacher 

Roberta T. Majka 

Damon Nuzzi 

Brian P. Salay 

Lauren R. Snyder 

Richard L. Taylor 

2003 

$1,768 Raised 


Rebecca Cousins 

William E. Glynn 

Rachael D. Hetzel 

Raymond C. Kearney 

Lauren Kelly 

Jeremy Macaluso and 

Kristen Long 

Marjorie Oster Robinson 

Brandon St. John 

2004 

$694 Raised 


Dana L. Cornell 

Rich D’Amico 

Joshua Fegley 

Nathan P. Harvey 

Abigail Hendrickson 

Jeffrey R. Martin 

Dawn Santiago-Marullo 

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2005 

$3,032 Raised 


Michael T. Davis 

Kim Ehret 

Mandy Gotham 

Michael Henningsen 

Paul L. Jonasse 

Kalyani Madhu 

Anthony J. Marshall 

Justin P. Rogers 

Haley S. Schedlin 

Racheal Mastin Wood 

Sarah Yale 

2006 

$1,366 Raised 


Nicholas Catanzaro 

Daniel C. Glover, Sr. 

Jennifer L. Heim 

Steven B. Lewis 

Mary McCrank and 

Laurie Haelen 

Steven Reynolds 

Meredith K. Schwab 

Andrew P. Smith 

Tiffany N. Telarico 

Chuck Wade 

2007 

$911 Raised 


Marisa Ballaro 

Tony D’Ambra 

Leah Fox 

Sarah J. Gullo 

Jocelyn McIntosh 

Makoto Nagahama 

Mitchell Nock 

Karen N. Rochford 

Bill Sachman 

2008 

$590 Raised 


Scott Kaniecki 

Emily Lottes 

Heather L. Roffe 

Jennifer Showalter 

Kirsten A. Whittaker 

Denise Wickham 

2009 

$313 Raised 


Justin Kimball 

Randy Sabatini 

Danielle Selby 

Lyndsey Vader 

* deceased

Honors and Memorials 

The following donors showed how much they care by making a gifts to the Brockport Foundation in honor or memory of a 

family member, close friend or colleague. 

In Honor of: 

Alpha Alpha Chapter of Delta 

Kappa Gamma 


Louis F. Avino, Sr. and Virginia 

Albanese Avino’s 60th Wedding 

Anniversary 

Louis Avino, Jr. 


Michael Andriatch 

Mary Galasso 

Warren and Mary Ann Hewes 

Jamie Beers-Wilson 

John Sapienza 



Coach Todd Blumbergs 

Richard Boyce 


Professional Education Award and 

Scholarship Committee for their 

dedication, professionalism, loyalty 

and friendship 




Brenda Beal 



Roger Boily 

Carol Bott 


Steven Buckley 

William Casey 

Sally Coffey 

Angelina Colavito 

Francis Connell 

Donna DePeters 

Charlene Frye 

Burton Ginther 

Greece Administrators 

Supervisors Association 

Karla Hare 

Sandra Hare 

Joan Hare 

Mary Heise 


Gerald Hickey 

Angie Hucknall 


Patricia Johnson 

Benita Jorkasky 


Diane Maurer 

David McCartney 

Patricia Mesolella 

Donna Noble 

Jessica Nordhausen 

Raymond Page 

Pamela Quamo 

George Rentsch 

Lucille Ribble 

George and Rosie Rich 

Helen Simpson 

Doug Skeet 

Ann Sweeting 

Josephine Wallin 

Donna Weston 

Danielle Windus-Cook 

John Yagielski 

Sheila Yerdon 

Roy Bubb 


Virginia Campbell 


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Elizabeth Caruso’s 2009 

Mary Bastian Lecture 

Eileen Wuethrich 

Lin J. Case’s retirement 


Jacqueline E. Davis 


Ray M. Di Pasquale 


Professor Bill Evans’s 70th Birthday 

Sandra Cain 

Pamela Callan 

Marianne Dalton 

Maura Keefe 

Gregory Ketchum 

Mariah Maloney 

Suzanne Oliver 

Darwin Prioleau 


Jacqueline Thomas 

Christian Tucker 

James Fallon’s Retirement 

Mike Andriatch 

Pauline Johnson 

Rawle * and Ena Farley 


Richard J. Fenton’s birthday 




R. Mark and Lisa Fenton 

Ann Halbower 

Sondra Horton Fraleigh 

Jonette Lancos 

Joan and Archie Freitas 


Millie Gianfagna 


Bill and Peg Hundt’s 25th 

Wedding Anniversary 


Edmund and Tina Hundt 


Janie Hill and Aden Murcutt’s 

Marriage 

Michael and Katie Andriatch 



Edward and Jeanette D’Agostino 

Banker 

Steven Buckley 



Jean Ingalls 




Thomas W. Kallen 

Robert Baden 

Jenny Lloyd’s Retirement 

Arden Bucholz 

Georges Dicker 


Elizabeth Houseman 

Owen Ireland 

John and Kathy Kutolowski 



Alison Parker 

Sue Smithson 

Wanda Wakefield 

Dorothy LaFave Miner 

Kent Miner 

Don Murray 


Dr. Walter Oleszek’s Honorary 

Doctor of Laws Degree 

Richard and Ronni Zusman 

Matthew Patry 

Doreen Patry 



Terry and Mary Ellen Rich 




Andrew Bruce Schlageter 

J. Schlageter 

John and Angela Sinacore’s 

60th Wedding Anniversary 


Mel and Helen Smagorinsky 


Louis Spiro’s 60th Birthday 

Gene Spiro 


France Moroney Whited 

Thomas Taber 

Jeanette D’Agostino Banker

Andrew and Sue Virgilio’s 


Curtis Hill 

David and Marianne Virgilio 

Anita and William Wemple 

Andrew Virgilio on Father’s Day 

David Virgilio 

Sue Virgilio’s Birthday 

Paul and Leslie Virgilio 

Jack Wolsky 

Volena Howe 

Gladys and Jack Wolsky’s 


Jack and Gladys Wolsky 




In Memory of: 

Shannon Adams 

Lew Adams 

Gary Adams 

Troy Bridges 

Confer Plastics, Inc. 

William Dresnack 

Eldredge, Fox & Porretti, LLP 

Insero & Company CPAs, PC 

John Keiser 

Andrew Megdanis 

Pam O’Keefe 

Robinson & Gordon CPAs PC 

Jane Romal 

Sandeep Singh 

Sabrina Tompkins 

Jerald Weaver 

Ben Werzinger 

Rachelle Zambito 

Sachio Ashida 



Robert A. Bager 

Teresa Tocco 

Cassidy Ball 

Gail Attaldo 

Bradley and Molly Mitchell 

Frank and Mary Lou Peppers 


David and Jane Sloan 

Robert Bloxsom 

Frank Marino 

Jean B. Bobear 


Robert Boozer 

William and Anne Linkner 

Louis Pennella 


Eugene Bowers 


William Brand 

Lillian Brand 

Daniel Bromley 

Robert Teplitz 


David and Cheryl Almeter 

Anonymous 


James Bannister 

Brenda Ulrich Beal 

Emma Bailey Beaty 


Roy Bubb 

Sally Coffey 

Jim and Sara Cook 

Marilyn Cornish 

James and Ann Donovan 

Bonnie Eddy 

Norma Emmerson 

Ena Farley 


Mary Galasso 

Sally Ginther 

Margaret Green 

Earl and Kathleen Gursslin 

Sandra Hare 

Stan Hare 

Bill and Hanny Heyen 

Curtis Hill 

Benita Jorkasky 

Doris Lista 

Theresa Mayfield 

Linda McCann 

Betty-Jane Nasca 

Barbara Owen 

Rita Power 

George amd Rosie Rich 

Sally Sackett 

Neil and Diane Schneider 

Brad Schreiber 

Helen Simpson 

Melvin and Helen Smagorinsky 

Arthur Smith 

Anne Smith 

Velma Speer 

Doris Sweeting 

Andrew and Sue Virgilio 

Judy Wadsworth 



Mary K. Byrne 


Ambrose and Eileen Corcoran 

Phyllis Corcoran Woods 

Sam Cornish 




Gerald D’Agostino 

Fred and Terry Carbone 

Patricia Diehl 

Elizabeth Casey 


Kathleen Krebs 

Judy Kwarta 

Elizabeth Phillips 

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Pittsford Central Schools Counselors 

Pittsford Mendon HS Faculty 

Association 

Laura Price 

Dorothy Reed 

Daniel Dix 


Kailene Dadey 

Lauren Johnson 

Robert and Nancy Johnson 

Neville Dowe 


Harold Emmerson 







Steven Foster 

Central NY Dressage and 

Combined Training Association 

Deborah Doyle Family 

Eric and Celeste Grace 

Toni Heer 

Jean Marks 

Gary and Violet Morris 

Wayne and Minday Schult 

Mark Sheldon and Jill Slominski 

Velma Speer 

Alexander and Cynthia Torelli 

Michael Zwolinski 

Steven Fugle 

John and Roxanne Johnston 

James B. and Alice Mae Fulton 


Allan Berry 



William B. Hemmer 

Helen Hemmer 

Dorothy J. Hermance 


Carl Hill 


Derek L. Hill 

Lauren Hill McMills 

Fred Ingalls 


Blanton Kimbell 



George Kirby 


Ersilia Ambrosi LePore 


Rachel Lunkenheimer 


Russell G. MacArthur 

Pauline Sherwood 

Richard Mancuso 

Rudy and Joan Aceto 

Merritt and Nancy Ackles 

Richard and Susan Alexander 

Bill and Monika Andrews 

Robert Baden 

David and Judy Ball 


Elizabeth Beairsto 

John and Susan Bixler 

Margaret Blackman 

Dorothy Bliek 

Patricia Boeckel 

Robert and Frances Boeckel III 

Thomas and Mary Bonner 

David and Molly Brannigan 


Craig and Kelsey Bright 

Marlene Caroselli 

David Castor 

Ellin Chu 

Churchville Golf Club 

Jim and Sara Cook 

Helen Curtis 

Mary Anne Czarniak 

Edward and Jeanette D’Agostino 

Banker 

James and Diane Desimon 

Carl and Cynthia Devore 

Roger and Christina Eibl 


Vincent and Wendy Ferrer 

Dennis and Kimberly French 


Friends of the Mancuso Family at 

the Greece Public Library 

Robert and Kendra Gemmett 

Bob and Elizabeth Getz 

Mildred Gianfagna 

Robert and Sharon Gibson 

Elizabeth Gilbert 

Arnold and Francesca Gordon 

Carolyn and Gareth Greene 

Gail Gucker 

Edward and Judith Gucker 

Allyn and Lynne Hammel

Anthony and Rebecca Harkin 

Linda Hartmann 


Bill and Hanny Heyen 

Nancy Heyward 

James Horn 

Katherine Hughes-Dennett 

Joseph and Bianca Infantino 



Marguerite Killip and William 

Santelli 

Juliann Klafehn 


Salvatore La Forgia 

Carrie Lazarre 

Edward and Johnnie Lehman 



Richard and Janice Liebe 

Phyllis Lista and Mark Bewicke 

Margaret Maccio 

Clare Maloney 

David Mancuso 

Anthony Marshall 

Michael and Heidy May 

Bill and Mitzi McCrady 

Julie McWherter * 

Bud and Sandy Meade 

Sarah Miles Watts 

Robert and Patricia Molnar 

Barbara Moore 



Thomas and Mary Myers 

Patricia Nugent 

Stephen and Jacquelyne Ognibene 


Walter Pawlowski 

Matilda Peters 

Kathy Phillips 

Anthony and MaryAnne 

Pietrzykowski 

Robert and Karen Pompi 

John and Constance Quenell 

Bill and Sherry Rae 

ReHouse, Inc. 


Adam and Mary Rich 


Foundation 

Rochester District Golf 

Association 


William and Sharon Sanford 

Mary Ann Scarborough 

Raymond and Mary Ann Schell 

Kenneth and Mary Jo Schlecht 

JoAnn Scime 

Vincent and Mary Jane Scime 

Seymour Library Staff 

Barbara and Carl Sherwood 

Jeff and Bonnie Slack 


Linda Snell 

Ronald and Karen Sodoma 

Amy Stamp 

Bill and Bonnie Stewart 

Daniel Stinebiser 

John and Arlene Sundquist 


James and Nancy Vanzetta 

Andrew and Sue Virgilio 

Richard and Kristin Voci 

Edward and Susan Waud 

Ludmila and David Weiss 

Frances and Marvin Welsch 

Mary Wetzel 

John Wolf 


Donald and Margaret Wolk 

Alan Zimmerman 

Daniel Zupo 

Josephine Mannix 


Wilbur “Buck” McCormick 


Jonathan and Nancy Bell 

Eunice Chesnut 



James and Deborah Marciszewski 

Barbara Owen 


Glenn Robinson 


Arthur Smith 


Carl and Sharon Wheat 


Marian Nestle 

Patricia Ellis Baker 


Robert Muesebeck 


A. Huntley Parker, Jr. 


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J. Robert Pederson 

Richard Keefer 

Paul Epanchin 

Larry Pettis 


Dorothy Reed 



Gary Root 

John and Roxanne Johnston 

Miriam Salmon 

Philip Chornow 

Harry Sentiff 


Richard Mancuso * 


Ann Mulligan 

Barbara and Carl Sherwood 


Scott Turner and Mary Worboys- 

Turner 

Kempes Schnell 

Carol Clarke 


Raymond M. Schell 


Zach Smith 

Douglas Bull 

Beatrice Simmons 

James Blackburn 

Sanford Bolasna 

George Covotta 

James Cunningham 

Dayton Rogers of New York LLC 

Louis Dold 

Peter Hager 

Bernice Hill 

International Brotherhood of 

Electrical Workers Union No. 86 

Linda Intini 

Janine Jones 

Christine Klos 

John Kotla 

Shirley Lepsesty 

Carmella Nardone 

Susan Petersen 

Donald Pillittere 

Micheal Shaw 

Joan Simmons 

Carl Steinfeldt 

William Stenglein 

Joseph Tarantino 

Pamela Tofany-Kern 

Tuan Tran 

Liberta Vitale 

Joseph Wheeler 

Barney Sullivan 

Roy Maratta 

Sig and Nadine Synnestvedt 

Gloria Barry 

John and Janet Chapman 

William and Mary Griffin 

Bruce and Carol Henderson 


Jacqueline and Kenneth Kline 

Glen and Linda Klippenstein 


Charles and Claudia Lindsay 

Page Morahan 

Jo Mortland 

Marcia Pendleton 

Gale and Emily Smith 

Sally Smith 

Cynthia Halterman Spielvogel 

Rosemary Wyncoll 

Jennie Toscano 

Robert Ensslin 

June Stoffolano Toscano 



Harry Phillips 

Clara Stoffolano 

Marguerite Rock Ward 

Burton Ginther 

William D. Ward, Sr. 


Robert and Matilda Wehle 

Linda Wehle Martin 

Clark V. Whited 


Joan C. Young 

Jean Bushman 



Donna Maytham 


Walter and Anna Siebert 


* deceased

Fall Classic nets $18,000 for Student Scholarships 

This year’s Fall Classic golf tournament raised $18,000 for the Extraordinary Scholarship 

Program to support student success. The tournament, hosted by the Brockport Foundation, 

drew 104 golfers to Irondequoit County Club in Pittsford on September 13. 

A beautiful first nine gave way to a 45-minute delay sparked by intermittent thunder and 

lightning before the sun shone on the last nine. Golfers were able to finish all 18 holes before 

wrapping up the day in the clubhouse buying raffle tickets from Ellsworth the Golden Eagle 

and Extraordinary Scholarship recipient Teresa Berschwinger. They also and enjoyed a 

reception and dinner with President John R. Halstead and Kathy Halstead. 

This year’s committee was chaired by Foundation Board Member Charlie Nesbitt, who was 

joined by fellow Foundation Board members Michael Doyle and Rob Pepe. In addition, the 

Committee included Mike Andriatch, Diane Dimitroff, Scott Haines, Dona Hazen, Craig 

Hazen, Nick Mascari and Gary Stevens. From the Advancement Office, Leadership Giving 

Officer Mary E. McCrank coordinated and steered the success of the tournament. 

Save The Date! 

Student Teresa Berschwinger with Ellsworth the Eagle. 

The Seventh Annual Fall Classic will take place on Monday, 

September 12, 2011 at the Irondequoit Country Club. 

Contact Mary McCrank, Leadership Giving Officer, 

at (585) 395-2354. 

From left to right: President Halstead, Joe Doody ’74, Jim Durfee and 

Greg Dunne. 

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Spring into the Orient 

2010 President’s Donor Recognition Dinner 

With 175 people in attendance and a theme of “Spring Into the Orient,” the 4th Annual President’s Donor 

Recognition Dinner was an amazing evening for the College and the Foundation. The Foundation inducted 

11 people into three lifetime giving societies (Marguerite Hare Browne Society, Robert E. O’Brien Society and 

Donald M. Tower Society). Longtime friend, alumna and the College’s No. 1 cheerleader, Jeanette D’Agostino 

Banker ’53, received the Volunteer of the Year Award. Because of her hard work and dedication to the College, 

a $1,000 scholarship was given in Jeanette’s name to Emily Salvas, a junior majoring in Interdisciplinary Arts 

for Children. 

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ASSETS 

BROCKPORT FOUNDATION 

Statement of Financial Position 

June 30, 2010 

(With Comparative D/B/A BROCKPORT Totals COLLEGE for June FUND 30, 2009) 

THE STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT FOUNDATION, INC. AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, 

Temporarily Permanently Total Total 

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2010 2009 

Assets 

Cash and cash equivalents $ 313,046 $ 1,251,051 $ - $ 1,564,097 $ 1,325,332 

Funds held for deferred giving 30,174 

- 

- 30,174 29,275 

Student loans receivable 

Pledges receivable, net of allowance for uncollectible 

45,797 

- 

- 45,797 45,797 

pledges of $27,153 and $26,191 in 2010 and 2009 4,446 168,472 34,489 207,407 241,074 

Other receivables 53,810 75,000 

- 128,810 48,212 

Marketable securities - 195,243 4,575,014 4,770,257 4,077,725 

Due from other funds - 

- 

- 

- 451,668 

Custodial funds 9,885 

- 

- 

9,885 

- 

Property and equipment, net 125,470 

- 

- 125,470 110,314 

Total Assets $ 582,628 $ 1,689,766 $ 4,609,503 $ 6,881,897 $ 6,329,397 

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS (DEFICIT) 

Combined Statement of Financial Position 

June 30, 2010 

(With Comparative Totals for June 30, 2009) 

Liabilities 

Accounts payable and accrued expenses $ 2,743 $ - $ - $ 2,743 $ 10,066 

Deferred giving obligations 14,170 

- 

- 14,170 14,776 

Deferred revenue 48,523 

- 

- 48,523 60,628 

Custodial funds payable 9,885 

- 

- 

9,885 

- 

Due to other funds - 

- 

- 

- 451,668 

Total liabilities 75,321 

- 

- 75,321 537,138 

Net Assets (Deficit) 

Unrestricted 

Undesignated 

Market value of donor restricted endowments below 

507,307 

historic dollar value - 

Total unrestricted 507,307 

Temporarily restricted - 

Permanently restricted - 

Total net assets 507,307 

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- 

- 

- 

1,689,766 

- 

1,689,766 

- 

- 

- 

- 

4,609,503 

4,609,503 

507,307 

- 

507,307 

1,689,766 

4,609,503 

6,806,576 

(546,031) 

451,668 

(94,363) 

1,409,362 

4,477,260 

5,792,259 

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 582,628 $ 1,689,766 $ 4,609,503 $ 6,881,897 $ 6,329,397

Temporarily Permanently Total Total 

Unrestricted Restricted Restricted 2010 2009 

Support and Revenue 

Support 

Gifts, donations and pledges $ 406,868 $ 753,166 $ 185,462 $ 1,345,496 $ 1,237,785 

Non-cash support from SUNY Brockport 1,394,208 

- 

- 1,394,208 1,033,748 

Gifts in kind - 11,184 

- 11,184 144,098 

Total support 1,801,076 764,350 185,462 2,750,888 2,415,631 

Revenue 

Alumni programs 90,698 

Interest and dividends 1,763 

Realized loss on marketable securities - 

Unrealized gain (loss) on marketable securities 4,128 

Other 13,915 

Total revenue 

Total support and revenue before 

110,504 

released from restriction 1,911,580 

Net assets released from restrictions 

Net assets transferred to unrestricted net 

924,677 

assets from temporarily restricted net assets 451,668 

Total support and revenue 3,287,925 

Expenses 

Program expenses 

Student financial assistance 417,103 

College enhancement 275,674 

College activities 35,087 

Campus restoration and beautification 12,000 

Recreation and athletics 63,108 

Arts and cultural 25,909 

Academic enrichment 9,077 

Contributions to SUNY Brockport 11,184 

Provision for uncollectible pledges 25,029 

Total program expenses 874,171 

Supporting services expense 1,705,488 

Total expenses 2,579,659 

Change in Net Assets 708,266 

Net Assets (Deficit) - Beginning (94,363) 

Interfund Transfers (106,596) 


Statement of Activities 

For the Year Ended June 30, 2010 

THE STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT FOUNDATION, INC. AND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, 

(With Comparative D/B/A BROCKPORT Totals COLLEGE for June FUND30, 

2009) 

Combined Statement of Activities 

For the Year Ended June 30, 2010 

(With Comparative Totals for June 30, 2009) 

38 

- 

127,223 

(91,645) 

623,625 

73,381 

732,584 

1,496,934 

(924,677) 

(451,668) 

120,589 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

120,589 

1,409,362 

159,815 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

185,462 

- 

- 

185,462 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

185,462 

4,477,260 

(53,219) 

90,698 

128,986 

(91,645) 

627,753 

87,296 

843,088 

3,593,976 

- 

- 

3,593,976 

417,103 

275,674 

35,087 

12,000 

63,108 

25,909 

9,077 

11,184 

25,029 

874,171 

1,705,488 

2,579,659 

1,014,317 

5,792,259 

- 

78,854 

150,372 

(33,783) 

(921,873) 

107,245 

(619,185) 

1,796,446 

- 

- 

1,796,446 

495,652 

276,794 

32,094 

943 

66,955 

84,297 

12,123 

15,098 

3,343 

987,299 

1,395,807 

2,383,106 

(586,660) 

6,378,919 

Net Assets - Ending $ 507,307 $ 1,689,766 $ 4,609,503 $ 6,806,576 $ 5,792,259 

-

Other $131,296 

Students $185,505 

Student Families $19,913 

Other $131,296 

Student Families $19,913 

Foundations $522,272 

Foundations $522,272 

Total Support $1,783,287 


Unrestricted $418,574 

Unrestricted $418,574 

Recreation and Athletics $66,802 

Recreation and Athletics $66,802 

Students $185,505 




Giving by Constituency 

Friends $108,647 

Friends $108,647 

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Alumni $525,516 

Alumni $525,516 


Program Support 

Corporations $80,362 

Emeriti & Relatives $149,020 

Faculty/Staff $60,756 

Emeriti & Relatives $149,020 

Faculty/Staff $60,756 

Arts and Cultural Programs $44,967 

Corporations $80,362 

Academic Enrichment $59,084 

Alumni Programs $19,575 

Arts and Cultural Programs $44,967 

Academic Enrichment College $59,084 Enhancement $469,022 

Alumni Programs $19,575 

College Enhancement $469,022 

Gifts-In-Kind $11,184 

Campus Restoration $9,838 

Gifts-In-Kind $11,184 

Student Financial Assistance 

Campus 

$684,241 

Restoration $9,838 

Student Financial Assistance $684,241

Gift Officers 


Vice President for Advancement 

President, Brockport Foundation 

rjohnsto@brockport.edu 

585-395-2390 

Mike Andriatch ’85 

Executive Director of Advancement 

mandriat@brockport.edu 

595-395-5809 

Brad Schreiber ’83/’85 

Executive Director of Development and Alumni Relations 

bschreib@brockport.edu 

585-395-5161 

Darby Knox 

Director of Campaign and Leadership Giving 

dknox@brockport.edu 

585-395-5160 

Curtis Hill 

Leadership Giving Officer 

chill@brockport.edu 

595-395-5581 

Molly Tadin 


mtadin@brockport.edu 

585-395-2576 

Mary McCrank ’06 


mmccrank@brockport.edu 

585-395-2354 

Annual Report Production Staff 

Writers/Editors: Darby Knox, Mary McCrank 

Honor Roll of Donors: John Sapienza 

Designers: Sam Nicolosi, Kim Scott 

Photography: Jim Dusen 

Printing: Jim Kanous 

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Every Gift Makes a Difference 

Thank you for the generous support you’ve already given to the 

College! We hope we can continue to count on you. Choose the 

method of giving that suits your needs, and you’ll help us ensure 

that we continue to offer an extraordinary educational experience 

for our students. 

Make an Annual Gift 

An unrestricted gift to the Fund for Brockport gives the College the 

flexibility to use that money where it’s needed most—most often for 

scholarships, but also for new programs and initiatives, research, 

faculty excellence, campus beautification, athletics, and more. 

You’re also welcome to designate your gift to a scholarship, an 

academic department, athletics, dance or any other program you 

wish to support. Just let us know, and we’ll make sure that your 

dollars go to work for your favorite programs. To make your gift 

online, please go to www.brockport.edu/giving/online/gift. 

Create an Endowment 

An endowment is an excellent way to leave a lasting legacy. With 

a minimum gift of $25,000, the Foundation will manage your 

investment in the College in perpetuity. The earnings on your 

endowment will fund a scholarship or they can be designated to 

another area of the College in accordance with your wishes. 

Establish a Planned Gift 

Consider including Brockport in your estate planning by naming 

the College as beneficiary in your will. This will provide tax 

advantages for your estate and allow you to show your loyalty to 

Brockport, without impacting your current finances. 

A Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA) is another planned giving 

option. A CGA is an agreement between you and the Brockport 

Foundation which you transfer an asset to the Foundation and, in 

return, the Foundation makes lifetime payments to you. Benefits 

Yes, I want to make a difference! 

Name _____________________________________________________ 

Address _____________________________________________________ 

Phone ______________________________________________________ 

E-mail ______________________________________________________ 

Employer ____________________________________________________ 

We use this information to see if your company offers matching gifts. 

Give online: www.brockport.edu/giving 

� 

Give by mail: I want to support students with a tax-deductible gift in the amount of: 

q $50 q $100 q $250 q $500 q $1,000 q Other $_____________ 

To be used as follows: 

$________ Area of Greatest Need 

$________ Other_________________________________________________________ 

(please designate department, program or fund) 

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of a charitable gift annuity can be impressive. You’ll receive an 

immediate income tax deduction and avoid upfront capital gain 

tax upon transfer. Visit www.brockport.edu/plannedgiving to 

learn more. 

Honor or Memorialize a Loved One 

Any gift may be made in honor of or to memorialize a family 

member, friend, colleague or favorite faculty member. When you 

make your gift, just indicate the name of the person you wish to 

honor or remember on your pledge form, on the online form, 

www.brockport.edu/giving. Or call us at (585) 395-2451 to 

make your gift. 

For any questions regarding giving at The College 

at Brockport, please call Roxanne Johnston, Vice 

President for Advancement and President, Brockport 

Foundation, at (585) 395- 2309. 

Check: payable to the Brockport Foundation 

Credit card: q Visa q MasterCard q Discover q AmEx 

(please complete the following section) 

Card no: 

Expiration: 

/ 

Name as it appears on card _________________________________________ 

Signature ____________________________________________________ 

Questions? Contact the Office of Alumni Relations and Development at (585) 395-2451 

Please return this completed form and mail to: 

Brockport Foundation 


350 New Campus Drive 

Brockport, NY 14420


350 New Campus Drive 

Brockport, New York 14420 

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Yes,I want to make a difference! - Brockport

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