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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC
Investing In
FAU’S FUTURE
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ANNUAL
REPORT
2005.2006

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OUR MISSION
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The Florida Atlantic University
Foundation is wholly dedicated
to the support of FAU.
Since its inception in 1960,
the Foundation, a registered
501(c)(3) non-profit organization,
has played a vital role in
channeling critically important
private funding into FAU’s
colleges, departments and
programs. Community-spirited
donors have extended FAU’s
reach in a host of ways, from
establishing internationally known
programs, to adding the unique
talents of distinguished Eminent
Scholars to the faculty,
to providing scholarship
assistance to deserving students.
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FAU FOUNDATION, INC.
The Foundation’s Board of Directors is comprised
of alumni and friends of the University who volunteer
their time and expertise to spearhead fundraising
efforts and manage the Foundation’s assets.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2006-07
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Dr. Ira J. Gelb, Chairman
Betty Zinman, Vice Chairman
Richard Murdoch, Esq., Secretary
Thomas Workman ’71, Treasurer
Armand W. Grossman ’67, ’70, ’77, FAU Trustee (ex officio)
Frank T. Brogan ’81, FAU President (ex officio)
Dr. Lawrence Davenport, FAU Foundation Executive Director (ex officio)
William E. Morris, Audit Committee Chair
Willard B. Soper II, Development Committee Chair
Thomas Lynch, Investment Committee Chair
Dr. Frederick V. Miller, MHA, MBA, Nominating Committee Chair
Herbert Gimelstob, Real Estate Committee Chair
Leslie M. Corley, At Large
DIRECTORS
Scott H. Adams ’87
Albert Allister
Anthony K. G. Barbar ’78 (ex officio)
John Bauer
Barry S. Berg
Alene Brewer (ex officio)
Daniel Craig Chabot
James A. Cummings
Richard H. Davimos, CFP
Michael L. Davis
Jorge Dominicis
Süheyla Gençsoy
Michael Groskin
Cecelia James
Michael I. Kaufman
Charna Larkin
Walter Lipkin (ex officio)
Dr. Roy Levow (ex officio)
Peter LoBello
Miles A. McGrane III ’70
Virginia I. Miller
Austin Shaw (ex officio)
John W. Tinnemeyer
Dr. Erwin M. Vasquez, FACC, PCCP
Christopher Clark Wheeler, Esq.
EMERITUS MEMBERS
Kathy Assaf
Ronald Assaf
Eleanor R. Baldwin
Herman Becker
Jackie Becker
William French
Frank Gorell
Marge Pearlson
Lois Pope
Brian Utley
PAST CHAIRS
Thomas F. Fleming (1960-67)
Founding Chairman
Frederick T. DeHon (1967-73)
Kenneth R. Miller (1974 -76)
M. Brenn Green (1977-79)
Berkley V. Schaub (1979-81)
John W. Temple (1981-83)
George T. Elmore (1983-85)
Ronald G. Assaf (1985-87)
Morgan Zook (1987-89)
Sydney A. Altman (1989-91)
Charles E. Schmidt (1991-93)
William C. French (1993-95)
George I. Platt (1995-97)
Leigh E. Dunston (1997-99)
Brian G. Utley (1999-2001)
Howard Guggenheim (2001-03)
Herbert Gimelstob (2003-04)
Armand W. Grossman ’67, ’70, ’77 (2004-05)
Betty Zinman (2005-06)

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MESSAGE FROM
THE CHAIRMAN
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On behalf the Florida Atlantic University Foundation, I would like to thank
all members of the FAU family for their continued support. The philanthropic
spirit of our alumni, friends, corporate and community partners, faculty, staff and
students is helping FAU to excel as a world class academic and research institution.
FAU is growing at a rapid pace. Our supporters, who continue to amaze us
with their generosity, are ensuring that this growth continues. This past year saw
the doors open at the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing – a magnificent structure
that is home to an exceptional program in nursing. Only a few months ago,
FAU’s newest college, the Charles E. Schmidt College of Biomedical Science, was
established. Gifts from Cindy and Stuart Markowitz, M.D., Robin and Larry
Nagle, and my wife June and myself will help this college as it provides outstanding
opportunities for a new generation of doctors and researchers. The
University Club of the FAU Foundation, through its outstanding series of
events, raised funds to support FAU Libraries and provide scholarships to deserving
students.
This annual report reminds us, once again, of how fortunate we are to have
such generous and caring supporters.With you, and your investment in the future
of Florida Atlantic University, we will continue to soar to new levels of greatness.
Dr. Ira J. Gelb
CHAIRMAN
FAU FOUNDATION, INC.
Christine E. Lynn College
of Nursing Ribbon Cutting
(from left) FAU Trustee Roy Levow, FAU Foundation Vice Chairman
Betty Zinman, Christine E. Lynn, FAU President Frank T. Brogan ’81,
Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing Dean Anne Boykin
Cindy and Stuart Markowitz
Medical Student Lounge Dedication
(from left) Dr. Stuart Markowitz, Cindy Markowitz,
FAU President Frank T. Brogan ’81, Vice President for
Medical Education Programs and Charles E. Schmidt
College of Biomedical Science Dean Michael Friedland
The University Club Annual Fundraiser,
“New York, New York!”
(from left) FAU Foundation Executive Director
Lawrence Davenport, Cecelia Davenport, Gay Garlid,
Regina Vetto, University Club President Alene Brewer
PHOTO BY DOUG McGLOTHLIN
PHOTO BY BILL DUNN
PHOTO BY DOUG McGLOTHLIN

PHOTO BY TOM ERVIN
INVESTING IN FAU’S FUTURE
This annual report tells the story of six major gifts, and more importantly,
the stories of the people who stand behind these gifts.Generous and insightful,
these donors are imagining and investing in the great future that lies ahead
for FAU, and are turning their dreams for higher education into reality.
“ Michael and I hope that this
collection will benefit both
students and faculty and inspire
a new generation of artists who
are dedicated to creative nonconformity
and self-expression.”
~ TONYA ARANDA
MICHAEL
& TONYA
ARANDA
20th Century Russian Art Collection
Residential property developers Michael Michael and Tonya
Aranda knew that FAU would make the perfect home
for their extraordinary and rare collection of 20th
century Russian and Ukrainian fine art. With its strong
visual arts program, the Dorothy F. Schmidt Schmidt College
of Arts and Letters’ School of the Arts is well suited
to be the repository for the collection. The Arandas,
who live in Jupiter, Florida, and own EH Building
Group of North Palm Beach, spent three years acquiring
the more more than $2 million million collection of almost
a thousand lithographs and serigraphs.
Abstract geometric works in the collection collection by suprematism
art movement founder Kasimir Malevich
had great impact on the art world of the early 20th
century. Other well known artists in the collection
include Mikhail Chemiakin, Moisey Kogan, Kogan, Alexandre
Zlotnik, Michail Aleksandrov and and Marc Chagall.
These pioneers are part part of permanent exhibits at The
Museum of Modern Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of
American Art, both in New York, and the Musée
National d’Art Moderne in Paris.
With their gift, the largest single donation of art to
the College, the Arandas are enhancing visual arts and
art history programs at FAU and in the community.

PHOTO BY JEFFREY THOLL
MARLEEN & HAROLD FORKAS
Marleen & Harold Forkas Alumni Center
Marleen and Harold Forkas have a talent for turning dreams into reality. As the first woman to graduate from the
Fashion Institute of Technology’s Management Engineering Division, Marleen used her creativity, drive and innovative
ideas to single-handedly launch and grow what would become a successful 40-year career in the fashion industry.
Harold’s story is equally compelling. Sound business sense, boundless energy and a winning personality helped him
ascend in the sales department of Coca-Cola. Eager for a new challenge, Harold became a Midas Muffler franchise
owner. By the time he retired in 1988, he owned eight very profitable Midas Muffler dealerships.
Once again, Marleen and Harold are making a dream come true. By naming FAU’s first-ever alumni center, they are
providing the Boca Raton campus with a long-needed permanent home for alumni. Their gift of $1 million, which will
double thanks to the state of Florida’s matching gift program, will help build the two-floor, 13,000-square-foot tropical
style structure. Spacious, with a two-story atrium, the alumni center will house a library, great hall, office space, seminar
rooms, classrooms and a catering kitchen. A lighthouse tower will be an important part of the building’s design and a
symbol of the FAU National Alumni Association’s mission to guide alumni “home.”
“Harold and I sincerely hope that in naming FAU’s alumni
center, we will instill a feeling of E.S.P. – Enthusiasm, Sincerity
and Pride, in all past, present and future graduates of FAU.”
~ MARLEEN FORKAS
INVESTING IN
FAU’S FUTURE
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PHOTO BY TOM ERVIN
CAROLE & BARRY KAYE
Barry Kaye School of Finance, Insurance and Economics
Carole and Barry Kaye Endowed Fund in Integrative Arts Education and Outreach
Carole and Barry Kaye Performing Arts Auditorium
After a lifetime of revolutionizing the insurance industry, especially in the area of estate planning, Barry Kaye still
commands the public’s attention through his writings, television and radio appearances and a line of audio-visual
materials. He is equally busy as a philanthropist and in typical Barry Kaye fashion has given new meaning to the word
generosity. Together with his wife of 45 years, Carole Kaye, an art connoisseur and collector, Barry is committed to
bettering the community wherever he lives, especially in the areas of the arts, higher education and medical research.
The Kayes’ pledge to FAU’s College of Business, which totals $5 million and is eligible for a state match, has created
the Barry Kaye Endowed Fund and established the Barry Kaye School of Finance, Insurance and Economics. The Kaye
School will train future leaders of the global financial management industry. The Barry Kaye Institute of Insurance in
Philanthropy will be located in this school. The gift will also fund a senior faculty position and annual lecture series.
Carole and Barry Kaye also made a gift of $500,000 to the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters’ School of
the Arts to establish the Carole and Barry Kaye Endowed Fund in Integrative Arts Education and Outreach. An additional
gift of $85,000 from the Kayes has been used to renovate the FAU Performing Arts Auditorium lobby which now
bears their name.
“I believe that FAU
is one of the most
visionary of
universities and it
is my privilege to
work with its
dedicated staff.”
~ BARRY KAYE

PHOTO BY TOM ERVIN
PETER & SUSAN STEIN
The Sean Stein Scholarship and Pavilion
Sean Stein dreamed of making a difference in the world. A dean’s list student in FAU’s College of Business, talented
athlete, fraternity brother and leader in student government, Sean possessed a charismatic personality and warmth
that would have no doubt served him well in whatever he chose to do. In a paper completed for an FAU philosophy
class Sean wrote, “One goal that gives my life meaning is my hunger to leave my mark on this world. Almost everyone
would like to be remembered but I am positive I am going to do something that ensures I have a place in history.”
Sadly Sean’s aspirations were never fulfilled. His
death in 1999, at the age of 20, tragically ended a
life that had barely begun. Honoring Sean’s memory
and ensuring that his dream of making a difference
will be realized, Sean’s parents, Peter and Susan Stein,
made a gift commitment in excess of $1 million to
FAU to create The Sean Stein Scholarship and Pavilion
Fund. This endowment will benefit highly qualified
students in the College of Business and name
the center structure of the newly opened College of
Business complex on the Boca Raton campus the
“SEAN STEIN PAVILION.” The gift will also provide
the University with a park at the south entrance to
the College of Business.
INVESTING IN
FAU’S FUTURE
“ We want to create a continuum
of giving. We are helping new and
promising students and hope that
those who will benefit from The
Sean Stein Scholarship Fund will
reach out to future generations
with generosity and support.”
~ PETER STEIN
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PHOTO BY TOM ERVIN
MARVIN & SYBIL WEINER
Marvin and Sybil Weiner Spirit of America Collection of Colonial Imprints
Inspired by the American patriots and their quest for liberty and self-determination, Marvin Weiner, a University of
Pennsylvania Wharton School alumnus and successful entrepreneur, began collecting primary historical sources more than
65 years ago. His extraordinary collection of books, original documents, manuscripts, pamphlets and papers, valued at
an estimated $3.8 million today, has now found a permanent home at the FAU Libraries, thanks to the generosity of the
Weiner family. The “Marvin and Sybil Weiner Spirit of America Collection of Colonial Imprints” has an inventory of more
than 13,000 printed items, many of them from the American Colonial era. It has been ranked as one of the top 10
such collections in the United States.
The Weiner Collection will be housed in the S.E. Wimberly Library on FAU’s Boca Raton campus. A special suite will
be constructed to provide secure space for the collection and will include exhibition, work and research areas. A staff of
rare book and restoration professionals will tend to the collection and maintain proper environmental and archival conditions.
Events, exhibits and publications will serve as a means of promoting the collection’s historical and scholarly value.
With the arrival of the Weiner collection and its related academic programs, FAU is on its way to becoming a major
center in the Southeastern United States for the study of American Colonial history, human rights and self-rule.
“I am so pleased that this collection will touch the lives of
many and am eager to entrust Florida Atlantic University with
the social responsibility that comes with this gift. I think
Benjamin Franklin, who is so well represented in this collection,
would have admired FAU for its forward-thinking faculty
and confluence of students and lifelong learners.”
~ MARVIN WEINER

Rendering of the Office Depot Center
for Executive Development
OFFICE DEPOT
Office Depot Center for Executive Development
In an effort to meet the educational needs of the business community in South Florida and across the nation, Office
Depot made a gift of $2 million to FAU’s executive education program in the College of Business. The gift, which will
double in value when matched by the state, will be used to construct the Office Depot Center for Executive Development,
a 13,000-square-foot, two-story building that will be sited adjacent to the College of Business on FAU’s Boca
Raton campus.
The Office Depot Center will become a focal point for the University’s broad spectrum of programs for the business
community, including executive graduate programs, executive continuing education, extension programs and corporate
training programs. The gift is the result of an Office Depot initiative called the Education and Diversity Partnership
Program. The program is a joint venture between Office Depot, FAU and Florida International University, the
University of Miami, the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities and the United Negro College Fund.
Throughout Office Depot’s 20-year history, FAU has been an academic partner in a number of projects. In
2002, the company established the Office Depot Eminent Scholar Chair in Small Business Research at FAU. Last
year, the University joined with the Journal of Small Business Management to present the inaugural Office Depot
Small Business Research Forum.
“We are very pleased to be able to enhance our existing
relationship with FAU, which we considered for many years
to be our partner and neighborhood university.”
~ STEVE ODLAND, CHAIRMAN & CEO, OFFICE DEPOT
INVESTING IN
FAU’S FUTURE
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H DONORS
$1,000,000 AND ABOVE
We are very proud to recognize donors of $1,000 and above whose
gifts have helped make 2005-06 such a successful year for Florida Atlantic
University. For the complete list of all benefactors, visit fauf.fau.edu.
INDIVIDUALS
Michael F. and Tonya L. Aranda
George D. (d) and Harriet (d) Cornell
Marleen and Harold Forkas
Barry and Carole M. Kaye
Peter B. and Susan A. Stein (Horizon Society)
Marvin and Sybil Weiner
ORGANIZATIONS
Office Depot, Inc.
State of Florida
$500,0000 – $999,999
INDIVIDUALS
Charna C. Larkin
$100,000 – $499,999
INDIVIDUALS
Robert J. and Mary J. Adamson
Eleanor R. Baldwin for the Baldwin Family Foundation
Floyd F. Koch
G. Alex (r*) and Carlotta R. Marsh
Pearl Perloff (d)
Richard L. ‘70 and Barbara C. Schmidt
ORGANIZATIONS
Baldwin Family Foundation
Boca Raton Community Hospital Foundation Inc.
Family Lands Remembered, LLP
Foundation for the Carolinas
Lifelong Learning Society - Boca Campus
Minto Communities, Inc.
Palm Beach Community College Foundation, Inc.
St. Lucie Medical Center
Lawrence A. Sanders Foundation, Inc.
Schmidt Family Foundation
$50,000 – $99,999
INDIVIDUALS
Frederick and Katherine M. Bigony
James C. Fuller
Mrs. Stuart L. Markowitz
Timothy P. ’76 and Linda L. ’77 O’Connor
Henry F. and Marion S. Riseman
Robin B. Smith
ORGANIZATIONS
Estate of Marshall A. Anderson
BellSouth Corporation
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida
Florence Bayuk Educational Trust
Comcast Financial Agency Corporation
James M. Cox Jr. Foundation
Harvey Industries, Inc.
Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Phoenix, Inc.
Carole and Barry Kaye Foundation, Inc.
Motorola, Inc.
Mildred & Rudy Reis Foundation, Inc.
Scripps Howard Foundation
State of Florida, Dept. of Highway
Safety & Motor Vehicles
SunTrust Bank
Estate of Paul Wimbish
$10,000 – $49,999
INDIVIDUALS
The Altman Family
Anonymous
Ann B. Adams
Ana Adriazola-Rodriguez
James M. and Victoria L. Balistreri
Joseph Balistreri
Harriet C. Boettcher
Robert L. ’80 and Diane C. ’80 Bok
Frances Brandt
Frank T. ’81 * and Courtney S. Brogan
David and Beverly Cannold
Thomas M. Chastain for the
Chastain Charitable Foundation
Barry (d) and Beverly (d) Crown
Dorothea K. Fields (d)
Bernard M. Fishman (d)
Richard J. and Esther S. Flaster
John R. and Roberta A. Ford
Mary Anna Fowler
Irwin and Karen Galkin
Roe A. Green
John W. and Catherine D. Gross
David J. and Karen Seals ’89 Gury
Rick and Sharon Hall
Marcelite J. Harris
John W. and Peggy Henry
David W. and Francie J. Good ’85 Horvitz
Frances Hufty
Page Lee Hufty
Richard V. and Zina N. Huisking
Bill D. and Cecelia C. James
Frances R. Jellinek (d*)
Ronald A. and Evelyn Krancer
Daniel E. and Esther B. ’90 Lambert
Bjorn Lamborn (r*)
Warren N. and Gail G. Lieberfarb
Peter and Kerry A. LoBello
Gary A. (r*) and Sherry L. Luing
Leon (d) and Lorraine Machiz
Bruce * and Carol Mallen
Marc J. Margolies
Frederick V. Miller and Sharon E. Barnwell
James M. Moran, Jr. and Wanda M. Moran
Larry and Robin Nagle
Doris R. Nichols
Norman R. and Ruth (d) Rales
Patrick J. Rooney, Sr.and Sandra Rooney
Patrick J. Rooney, Jr. and Patti K. Rooney
Sylvia L. Rosen
Madelyn G. Savarick
Carl B. and Marcia Sawyer
John H. Scannell, Jr. ’72 *
Irving Schatz
Paul C. and Mary K. Sheibar
Bernard and May Smith
Susan N. Spencer
Richard J. Staller
Zarina Staller
Henry J. and Ellie L. Stern for the
Bernard Stern Foundation
Leon F. Thorpe and Mary F. Jubelirer
Harold and Patricia J. Toppel
Kitty M. Vagi ’97
Maynard G. Webb, Jr. ’78 and Irene C. Webb
Dudley A. Whitman, Sr. and Phyllis S. Whitman
Anthony C. and Annette E. Wiederkehr
Paul C. Wimbish (d)
Louis and Alice Winokur
Thomas Workman, Jr. ’71
and Maureen Workman
Betty Zinman
ORGANIZATIONS
Aquantis, LLC
Balistreri Realty, Inc.
BankUnited
Barcharts Inc.
Bernard Stern Foundation, Inc.
Bethesda Memorial Hospital, Inc.
Broward County Sheriff’s Office
C & C International Computers & Consultants, Inc.
Centex Construction - Florida Headquarters
Charity Foundation, Inc. c/o Mellon
Chastain Charitable Foundation
Citigroup Latam
Commerce Bank
Commerce Bank - Florida
Consolato Generale D’Italia
Herman Crown Grandchildren Trust
Gladys L. Davis Trust
Del Management, Inc.
Ed Morse Delray Toyota
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Florida Institute of CPAs Broward County Chapter
Florida Power & Light
Foundation for Jewish
Philanthropies Philanthropic Fund
Gerrits Klewin Joint Venture
Hugh and Anny Godsey Scholarship Fund
Gross Foundation
Mary Sullivan Gross Scholarship Fund
Hahn Family Foundation, Inc.
Hellenic Society Paideia, Inc.
John W. Henry Family Foundation Inc.
Hillel of Broward/Palm Beach
Holy Cross Medical Group
David & Francie Horvitz Family Foundation, Inc.
Hufty Foundation

THANK YOU
Il Circolo, the Italian Cultural Society
of the Palm Beaches
Insurance for Students Inc.
Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland
Jewish Community Foundation
of South Palm Beach County
JFK Medical Center Foundation, Inc.
JM Family Enterprises, Inc.
William T. Kemper Charitable Trust,
UMB Bank n.a., Trustee
Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation
Mary Anna Foundation
Motorola Foundation
Palm Beach County Cultural Council, Inc.
Palm Beach Kennel Club
Nat K. Perlow Irrevocable Trust
Mary and Robert Pew Public Education Fund
David Posnack Family Foundation
Pratt & Whitney
Promise Healthcare Management Inc.
Norman R. and Ruth Rales Foundation
R. A. Ritter Foundation
Roe Green Foundation
San Antonio Area Foundation
Schatz Family Foundation
Scholarship America
Paul and Mary Sheibar Foundation
Gertrude E. Skelly Charitable Foundation
Virginia & Douglas Stewart Foundation
Tenet Healthcare Foundation
Toppel Family Foundation
Trinity Yachts
UBS Financial Services Inc.
Vak Pak Inc.
Vanguard Charitable Endowment
Maynard and Irene Webb
Charitable Foundation
$5,000 – $9,999
INDIVIDUALS
Joel L. and Beverly N. Altman
Aubrey D. and Susan Besser
Steven Boymel
William P. Cargile
Daniel C. and Janette B. Chabot
Shirley Conston
Leslie M. Corley
Rafael ’74 and Maria De La Vega
Nathan W. * and Mary F. (r*) Dean
Douglas P. ’76/’81 and Jane ’79 Eagon
Frances Edelman
George T. and Wilma A. Elmore
Barry R. and Florence Friedberg
Gerald B. Goodman
Richard and Dian Gordon
Armand W. Grossman, Jr. ’67/’70/’77
and Gina Grossman
Barry S. Halperin and Bonnie F. Rubin-Halperin ’74
Gary and E. Jane Hein
Arthur Hoffheimer, Jr. (d) and Minette G. Hoffheimer
Ernest M. and Joan N. Kalman
Harold Kaplan
Alvin Katz (r*)
Howard S. Kaye
Charles E. and Diane I. Kirkwood
Mrs. Sam W. Klein
Suzanne Klein
Ann C. Kunkel (d)
Leonard A. and Evelyn H. Lauder
Leonard Litwin
Albert E. and Katherine C. Maroone
Tom McCormick
Gary S. ’78 and Patricia A. ’78 McKay
Dennis and Carol ’84/’90/’94 * Meltzer
Robert E. and Gail Milhous
William E. and Elaine M. Morris
Nathan and Laura Neuer
Lawrence Ruben
Michael Salmon (r*)
Soll L. and Mildred L. Selko
Warren I. and Brenda Shore
Nat R. Staller
Fred Steinberg
Karl K. Stevens *
Warren A. Struhl
Paul L. and Judy G. Sutherland
Arthur D. and Janice (d) Weiss
John and Mary E. Woodhall
Ernest S. ’89/’91 and
Yvonne C.’93 zum Tobel
ORGANIZATIONS
Adorno & Yoss, P.A.
Avellino Family Foundation, Inc.
Bay Branch Foundation
Boose Casey Ciklin Lubitz Martens
McBane & O’Connell
Boymel Family Charitable Foundation
Camiccia-Arnautou Charitable Foundation
Center for Cosmopolitan Culture, Inc.
CH2M HILL Southwest Inc.
CH2M HILL, Inc.
CH2M HILL, Inc.-Colorado
Cingular Wireless
City of Miami Gardens
Clarity Education, Inc.
Community Foundation of Broward
Conston Foundation
CopperCom/DTI Network
Culepepper and Terpening
Delray Art League
Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge LLP
Enterprise Rent-a-Car
Florida Society for Middle East Studies
GFWC Royale Woman’s Club of Boca Raton, Inc.
Halperin Foundation
Harbor Federal Savings Bank
Nina Haven Charitable Foundation
Huizenga Family Foundation, Inc.
Indian River County Farm Bureau, Inc.
JFK Medical Center
JTS Aero Energy/Siemens
Kevin Cooney’s Blue Wave Baseball Camp
David Kimmel Foundation
Raymond Klein Charitable Foundation
Louis J. Kuriansky Foundation Inc. - CT
Leonard and Evelyn Lauder Foundation
Anna Moldrup Foundation
Nabi Biopharmaceuticals
Nadeau Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Ocean Restoration Corporation & Associates
Oppenheimer Funds Legacy Program
Riverside National Bank
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Sidney, Milton and Leoma
Simon Foundation (Florida)
Southcoast Partners, Inc.
United Way of Miami-Dade County
University MRI Research & Education Foundation, LLC
Wachovia Matching Gifts Program
WCI Communities, Inc./Palm Beach
Janice and Julian Warren Weiss Memorial Foundation
Wilmington Trust
Wilmington Trust FSB
Wilson Miller Inc.
Zum Tobel Family Ltd. Partnership
$2,500 – $4,999
INDIVIDUALS
Albert Allister
Alan S. and Debbie J. Becker
Murray Bloom and Susan Giesecke
Kenyon C. and Mary P. Bolton
Norman and Irma Braman
Emanuel and Sally L. Brower
Anthony and Edith Comparato
Ronald E. D’Anna
Sarah Davis ’79
Shirley C. DeWitt
Richard D. ’74 and Susan A. DiMarchi
M. Austin Forman II and
Christine A. Forman
Bernard and Shirley Gartlir
Alvin and Rose Gindel
Kenneth and Felice Hassan
David A. * ’85 and Maria Komie
John M. MacEachron
Milton S. and Tamar J. Maltz
George G. Matthews ’65
Beatrice C. Mayer
David D. Minter ’78
John F. O’Sullivan
Robert M. and Lois J. Pergament
David Pernick
Lisa H. Peterfreund
Neale J. Poller ’66
Mike and Faline Roberts
Herschel Seder
Eric H. Shaw ’72 *
Saul and Barbara Silberman
Susan H. Skemp ’81
Michael R. ’71 and Corinne M. ’73 Slade
Donald and Judy Smith
Willard B. and Karen S. Soper II
Richard Spadoni
George E. * and Mary D. Sparks
(d) — DECEASED
* — FAU EMPLOYEE
(r*) — RETIRED FAU EMPLOYEE
(d*) — DECEASED FAU EMPLOYEE
All names have been carefully reviewed. Nevertheless,
errors and omissions may occur. If your name has been
misprinted or omitted, please accept our apologies.
Questions or corrections should be directed to
University Advancement, 777 Glades Road,
Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991,
561.297.3017 or myers@fau.edu.

Sidney S. Suchman for the Joseph Suchman
Memorial Foundation Inc.
Melvin S. and Carol Taub
Leslie M. Terry ’82 *
Stephen H. (r*) and Gay ’72 Voss
Jerry A. ’79 and Catherine M. ’89 Wolff
Brett A. and Mary E. ’76 Wood
Kay T. Worner
Alfredo and Sandra E. Zamora
George C. ’72 and Donna P. Zoley
ORGANIZATIONS
American Learning Systems Inc.
d/b/a American Heritage School
AutoNation, Inc.
Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.
Bloomingdale’s Department Store
Norman & Irma Braman Foundation
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLP
Callery-Judge Grove
Camner, Lipsitz, and Poller, P.A.
Century Professional Recruitment, Inc.
City Furniture
Coastal Planning & Engineering
Comerica Bank
Compuquip Technologies
Finizio & Finizio Law Offices, P.A
First People’s Bank
Florida Fruit & Vegetable Research
& Education Fdtn, Inc.
Garcia Stromberg Architect, Inc.
Geo Group Inc.
GL Homes of Florida Corporation
William & Estelle Golub Foundation, Inc.
Greenberg Traurig P.A.
Hartless Foundation
Merrill G. & Emita E. Hastings Foundation
Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi - Chapter 128 - FAU
Hospice of Palm Beach County, Inc.
Jantrex Building Services, Inc.
Jewish Communal Fund
Jewish Federation of Metro Chicago
Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A.
LM Capital Corporation
McClosky, D’Anna, Ioannou & Dieterle, LLP
Miami Herald
National Council On Economic Education
National Italian American Foundation
Payne Fund
Pierce Goodwin Alexander & Linville
Regent Bank
RJ Vogel Enterprises, Inc.
Rooney’s Public House
Society of Naval Architects/Marine Engineers
Joseph Suchman Memorial Foundation, Inc.
Tenet South Florida Health System
Volunteer Services of Delray Community Inc.
Wachovia National Bank of Florida -
Capital Management Group
Woolbright Development, Inc.
$1,000 – $2,499
INDIVIDUALS
Rocco Abessinio
Alan and Faye Adler
William Adler
Dominick J. Albano III and Anne Marie Albano
Bruce H. ’71 and Carolyn ’92 Allen
Blair R. ’75 and Judy A. * Anderson
Clarence E. ’81/’82 and Tammy S. Anthony
Dick and Sheila Asher
Reubin O. Askew (r*)
David ’86 and Sheila M. ’87 Aucamp
Thomas A. ’73 and Sharon K. Babcock
Roy O. and Mary E. Barden
Dorothy L. Battles
Sy and Naomi Baxter
Saby and Rose Behar
Gerald J. and Doris Berkman
Philip Berman
Romayne P. Berry ’98
Howard and Karen Blechman
Sol and Gisela Bloomenkranz
Andra C.* Boehning
James R. Border ’78
Juan R. ’73 and Maria E. Borges
Irving (d) and Dolores G. Botnick
Sidney D. * and Patricia P. * Breman
Peter B. and Janice L. Brock
Robert W. and Grace B. Browning
James O. Burke III
Joel and Sandra Busel
Richard L. ’74 and Margaret V. ’93 Butler
Barry Byrd
Carolyn Carey
F. Brad Carpenter ’92
Rosalyn Carter *
Michael Casey
Jerry and Geraldine Chod
Max E. and Denise M. ’97 Clark
Stephen J. Clarke
Barron G. Collier III and Dana D. Collier
George and Mary Beth Cooper
Leandro E. and Brenda O. * Coto
Katherine J. Culkin
Robert Daroff
Lawrence F. * and Cecilia Davenport
Richard H. and Marilyn Davimos
Jack B. and Joanna Davis
Henrietta de Hoernle
Michele G. Delong
Damon S. and Cindy G. DeSantis
Walter and Mary Doherty
Margaret P. Drazen
Jane M. Dugan
Raymond Epstein
William K. Feddeman
Seymour A. Feldstein ’70
Eric N. Ferguson
Sondra Fetner
Ira ’85 and Kimra ’84 Fialkow
Robert M. and Nadine A. Fitzgerald
M. Austin Forman II and Christine A. Forman
Mary A. Fortin for the
Forin Foundation of Florida
Shawn A. and Lisa A. Friedkin
Michael L. * and Carol E. Friedland
Keith M. ’96 * and Jennifer A. ’97 Fries
David and Gloria Furman
Lillian S. Gaeser
Ira J. * and June A. Gelb
Carl C. Gill
John V. Goepfert and Bernice Kaminski
Richard Gold
Eli M. and Grace M. Goldberg
Melvin Goldberg
Stan and Barbara J. Goldstein
John R. Golner
Milton Gralla
Kenneth D. and Sandra Greenblatt
James Greer
Howard J. Guggenheim
Lutfiye Gurol
Jeffrey A. and Janine C. Hansel
Howard P. Hanson *
Robert H. and Loretta Harris
Richard J. Hart, Jr.
Adam M. Hasner
Wes and Michele * Hawkins
Marianne Haycook ’95
Joe M. Hilliard
Karen Hogan
Daniel P. Hrabko ’71
Bruce D. and Janelle A. Humbert
Laura J. Huntington
Herbert F. Kahlert
David A. and Leslie W. Kantor
Thomas R. and Pamela Kaplan
Howard M. Kaskel
Norman S. * and Linda Kaufman
Florence A. Keesely
J.A. Scott Kelso *
Edgar H. Klueppelberg, Jr. ’68
and Sharon H. Klueppelberg
Joel Koenig
John F. Koons IV and Mary F. Koons
Robert T. ’70 and Ann W. ’70 Langford
Lynn K. Laurenti ’66 *
Catherine T. Lauritano
Peter Lavezzoli ’77
Joseph N. and Juanita N. Leff
Larry F. * and Sharon * Lemanski
Yukweng M. * and Ying Yuh J. Lin
John C. Littlefield, Jr. ’72
Leonard and Barbara Littman
Adele Loeb
Anthony * and Daphne Lombardo
Thomas E. and Barbara Hilary Lynch
William T. and Elfriede M. ’76 * Lynch
Patrick P. Magnarella ’84
Peter * and Csilla Magyar
T. J. Maher and Marie Budinsky-Maher ’85
Don E. Marietta, Jr. (r*) and Carolyn G. Marietta
Manuel D. and Rhoda L. Mayerson
Robert J. ’67 and Constance D. ’67 McGee
Charles E. and Linda McIntyre
Geraldine P. McPherson ’89
Yvette Melendez ’02
Patrick L. and Haychel G. Melli
Robert M. and Arlene Merson
Harry J. Mertz ’74
Mary A. Mertz ’03 *
Thomas J. and Virginia I. Miller
Harvey N. and Susan G. Mininberg
Alexis O. Miranda *
Terry L. * and Julie M. Mohajir
Mark Montanus ’93
Norman and Lois Morse
Hoyt C. Murphy, Jr. ’81 and Laura L. Murphy ’86
Daniel M.* and Kristen O. * Murtaugh
David J. and Alfrede Myerson
Fred Naab
Emanuel T. * and Nellie Newsome
Phillip A. Newsum
Tracy W. Newsum ’05 (d)
Richard H. Nicorvo ’03
Edward J. Noga ’74/’77
Harry and Sally Nosanchuk
Emily S. Nowselski
David B. ’71 and Karen L. O’Maley
William S. Osborne
Newton ’93 and Rita C. Oshinsky
Benjamin and Marilyn Ossman
Michael and Allison O’Sullivan
Pamela W. Payne ’93
Irwin and Ruth Peckman
Walter and Sheila Pekar
L.A. Perkins
Leo H. and Patricia H. Phillips
Thomas L. ’69 and Sherry Plymale
William L. Poulson III and Nancy K. * Poulson
James B. and Jacqueline Quigley
Gary H. Rabiner

Deborah Raines *
Jane G. Rayner
Neil and Arlene Reger
Andrew M. and Jeannine L. ’95 Ress
Bradford D. Ress
Norman and Myrna Ricken
James J. Riordan *
Hugh W. Ripley
Shirley M. Ritchie (r*)
James A. Robertson
Frederick and Barbara Robins
Robert K. Rollins, Jr.
and Shirley Rollins
Joseph and Lynne Romano
Sidney and Rosalie Rose
Martin L. and Doris Rosen
Harold and Linda J. Rosenson
David Rosenthal
Daniel M. Ross
Marcia Rothschild
Alvin R. and Marilyn Rush
Gary L. Saltus ’69
Shirley B. Samit
Peter D. and Malynda J. Sarbone
Lewis and Gerry Sare
Stanley L. Satz
Maxine Schackman
Jeffrey Schilit *
Eric L. ’97 and Tanya Schmidt
Ronald R. Schultz ’66 *
Alexander Seligman
Paula B. Sennet
Martin Bud Seretean
Adele Shamban
Philip P. Sharples
Richard R. and Stacey G. Shavell
Emanuel and Rhoda Z. Shemin
Susan Siciliano
Theodore Simkin
Harold and Audree Singer
James P. and Leigh O. Slowiak
Virginia Smith
Stanley and Barbara Snyder
Jean W. Spence
Silvio Sperber
David D. and Linda F. Stanton
Stuart L. and Francine N. Steinberg
Robert and Joyanne G. * Stephens
Casey and Susan Stern
Jordan P. Sternberg ’05
Elton S. and Trudi N. ’77/’83 Stevens
Rose Strocchio
William B. * and Joyce E. Stronge
Harry and Katie Sugarman
Charles W. and Joan Tager
Anthony J. * and Maria Tamburri
Vera B. Taylor
James and Anita Van Patten
James M. and Shannon Vandevere
Richard J. Viens ’99
Harold and Nora Wagner
Norman and Nina Wain
Michael J. and Karen L. Weinberg
Paul and Eleanor Weiner
Melvyn I. and Barbara J. Weiss
Norman and Eleanor Weiss
Michael R. and Kerry L. ’88 Weppner
Brent and Michelle White
Richard M. and Brina S. Widlansky
Don G. Williams
Charles A. and Ann R. Wimpfheimer
Kathryn F. Winokur
F. Louis and May June Wolff
Robert S. and
Kathleen H. * Workman
ORGANIZATIONS
Adler Family Foundation
AMEC Earth & Environmental, Inc.
American Association of University Women -
Boca Raton
American Society of Civil Engineers,
Palm Beach Chapter
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. - Boca Raton
Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc. - Phoenix
Andrew M. Ress & Assocates, M.D., P.A.
Applied Card Systems
Audio Visual Innovations
BankAtlantic
Beacon Group Inc.
BellSouth Matching Gifts
Betterworld, Inc.
Biological Research Associates
Biomedical International Corp.
Bradford D. Ress & Associates, M.D., P.A.
Breckenridge, Inc.
Brothers Trading Company of Florida Inc.
Broward Community College
Bubes Family Foundation, Inc.
Callery-Judge Grove
Campaign to Re-Elect Bill Moss
Carnival Cruise Lines
CEPEMAR Environmental Services Corporation
Citrix Systems Inc.
Coastal Security Systems, Inc.
Coca-Cola Enterprises, Inc. - Matching Gift Program
Codina Group Inc.
College Media Advisors Inc.
Collegiate Funding Services - Boston
Compass Group
Crowe, Chizek and Company
Curtin University of
Technology-Curtin Business School
Customer Motivators LLC
Delray Lincoln Mercury, Inc.
Ecology and Environment, Inc.
edVenture Partners
Embassy Suites Boca
Fairfield County Foundation, Inc.
Fidelity Federal Savings Bank of Florida
Fifth Third Bank
Florida Association of Occupational
Licensing Officials, Inc.
Florida Chapter National Association
of Women Artists
Florida Crystals Corporation
Florida Farm Bureau Federation Account
Florida Independent College Fund
Florida Sportsmen’s Conservation Association
Fortin Foundation of Florida
Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation
FPL Group Inc. - Juno Beach
Franklin Templeton Companies, LLC
Friends of the Arts
Anne and Lawrence Frisman Foundation
Gabor Agency, Inc.
Garden Club of Palm Beach
Gateway Insurance
General Electric Company
Rose and Alvin Gindel Foundation
Gold Coast Professional Schools, Inc.
Raymond and Ellen Goldberg Foundation
Goldstein Lewin & Co.
Greater Boca Raton Estate Planning Council
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
Hart Homes, LLC
HDR Engineering, Inc.
Hilton DJONT Operations, L.L.C.
Holy Cross Hospital, Inc.
IBM Matching Grants Foundation
Indian River National Bank
James A. Cummings, Inc.
Jazz Arts Music Society of Palm Beach, Inc.
Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
Jewish Settlement House of East Side
Jupiter Sunrise Kiwanis Club
Kielar Family Foundation Trust
Kwokman Productions, LLC
LBFH, Inc.
Lewis & Gerry Sare Philanthropic Fund
MAPEI Corporation
Marriott International, Inc./ The Ritz-Carlton, Jupiter
Matrix Financial Group
Matrix Group LLC
Mellon Bank - Private Wealth Management
Merchants National Properties Inc.
Mercury Capital Corp.
Meridian Management Corp
Miller Construction Company
Montgomerie Foundation, Inc.
National Council of Jewish Women,
So. Point Section
Noesis Capital Corp.
Northern Trust Bank of Florida N.A. - Boca Raton
Northern Trust Bank of Florida N.A. - Miami
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
Pompano Beach Fishing Rodeo, Inc.
Port St. Lucie Downtown Lions Club
Publix Supermarkets Charities
Resource Group of N.A.
Roepnack Corporation
Sidney and Rosalie Rose Charitable Fund
Martin & Doris Rosen Foundation
Rosenson Family Foundation
RSC Atrium LLC (Restoration)
Saks Fifth Avenue
SDI Environmental Services, Inc.
Seacoast National Bank - Stuart
M.B. Seretean Foundation, Inc.
Howard & Sue Simon Family Foundation, Inc.
George Snow Scholarship Fund, Inc.
Solid Waste Authority
Spring Family Trust
St. Lucie County Chamber Foundation
St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce
Sean Stein Foundation
Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida
Summersport Enterprises Ltd.
Target Stores
Terrace Communities Tequesta LLC
Thomas A. Mann Investment
United Jewish Endowment Fund
United States Sugar Corporation
University Financial Services
Nina and Norman Wain Family Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
White Homes & Development Inc.
F. Louis and May Jean Wolff Foundation
Women in the Visual Arts
Philip Zinman Foundation
Zyscovich, Inc
(d) — DECEASED
* — FAU EMPLOYEE
(r*) — RETIRED FAU EMPLOYEE
(d*) — DECEASED FAU EMPLOYEE
All names have been carefully reviewed. Nevertheless,
errors and omissions may occur. If your name has been
misprinted or omitted, please accept our apologies.
Questions or corrections should be directed to
University Advancement, 777 Glades Road,
Boca Raton, FL 33431-0991,
561.297.3017 or myers@fau.edu.

HSTATEMENT FINANCIAL PROFILE
The Florida Atlantic University Foundation, Inc., an independent direct support
organization for Florida Atlantic University, accepts charitable contributions that
benefit the University. On June 30, 2006, the Foundation reported revenues of $43.5
million. Revenue is comprised of $22.4 million* received in contributions and pledges;
$14.7 million in investment realized and unrealized gains; $4 million in interest and
dividends; $1 million in rental income; and $1.3 million in other income.
Foundation expenditures are restricted by benefactors’ wishes. Expenditures in
2005-06 totaled $18.3 million.The Foundation provided nearly $6 million in sup-
port for salaries and benefits to FAU’s Eminent Scholars, faculty and staff. Collect-
ions and gifts-in-kind valued at $4 million were transferred to the University.
The Foundation provided scholarships to 914 students in 2005-06, in the amount
of $2.4 million. The Foundation expended $5.8 million for other program support.
The Endowment for Florida Atlantic University, including earnings and gifts,
grew, by 16 percent in 2005-06, to $168.6 million. New gifts and pledge payments
increased The Endowment last year by $6.9 million, and investment returns, net of
fees and spending allocations, increased The Endowment by $15.8 million. Endow-
ment investments are overseen by a committee of investment and business profes-
sionals, an investment consultant and selected money managers.
* NET OF ALLOWANCE FOR UNCOLLECTIBLES AND DISCOUNTED PLEDGES

OF ACTIVITY
EXPENSES 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04
Program support $15,900,209 $10,108,872 $11,102,084
Construction of facilities 14,359 3,676,385 1,992,000
Fundraising 1,498,112 1,233,565 910,293
Management and general 941,721 1,802,971 1,064,802
$18,354,401 $16,821,793 $15,069,179
management and general
fundraising
construction of facilities program support
other income
interest and dividends
investment gains
2005-06
REVENUE 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04
Contributions $22,423,034 * $25,622,097 * $17,513,519 *
Investment gains 14,688,177 14,805,316 $17,074,045
Interest and dividends 4,014,109 2,752,207 2,059,969
Other income 1,345,375 1,871,229 1,770,327
Rental income $1,037,101 $1,040,146 $946,594
$43,507,796 $46,090,995 $39,364,454
2005-06
rental income
contributions
* NET OF ALLOWANCE FOR UNCOLLECTIBLES AND DISCOUNTED PLEDGES
To view the 2005-06 audited financial statements, visit fauf.fau.edu.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION, INC.
777 GLADES ROAD
BOCA RATON, FL 33431
PHONE: 561.297.3010
FAX: 561.297.2890