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Shortly after the inauguraldinner, she was asked to join theuniversity’s Board of Directors.Hislop accepted and began whatturned into 27 years of service.“It gives me a great deal ofpleasure to help. I think a lot ofpeople feel this way,” she said.Through her service to Heritageand its students, Hislop feels likeshe’s doing her part to not onlychange the lives of individuals butto positively impact all those livingin the surrounding communities.“We need people to developtheir skills so that they can makea better life for themselves andtheir families, and for our society,”she said. “Heritage serves agreat need, making a richer andfuller life possible for studentswho wouldn’t otherwise have thisopportunity to lift themselves up.”The impact of Hislop’sdedication to Heritage will befelt for generations. Her supporthelped build the university from asingle 1926 brick building and ahandful of portables to a thrivingcampus with 105,700 square feetof classrooms, laboratories andadministrative offices. Academicprograms grew from a handfulto more than 60 bachelor’s andmaster’s degrees. More thanthe growth of the place and theprograms, it’s the people who’vebeen impacted that matter themost. More than 9,000 men andwomen earned their degreesbecause Heritage was here andscholarships made their educationaffordable. And thousands ofothers will make their way toHeritage, will graduate andenter the workforce prepared forsuccessful careers.Although Hislop retired fromthe board, this centenarian’scommitment to Heritage isfar from gone. She remains asteadfast advisor, supporterand friend to the university andits students. In fact, she is animportant part of two upcomingfundraisers. In April she isspeaking at EmpowHer, an eventdesigned to celebrate, educateand inspire women, and she looksforward to attending her 34thScholarship Dinner in June.“I hope to see all of you atScholarship Dinner. And if youcan’t be there, be sure to sendin your contribution,” she saidemphatically.Just before Hislop retired from the Board ofDirectors in 2013, she met with a handful ofstudents on the Heritage campus.36 HERITAGE UNIVERSITY
2019 Donor Honor Roll January 1, 2019- December 31, 2019Heritage University students are bright, driven and capable. Yet for so many, a collegeeducation would be far out of reach without the generous support of people likeyou. Thank you to the many individuals, organizations and businesses who share ourcommitment to improving lives and building communities through the opportunities thathigher education affords to us all.FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE($25,000+)The Anderson FoundationAnonymousWayne and Marilyn BaldwinJim and Dee BarnhillWilfred and Suzanne DoyleMimi and William H. GatesHellmut* and Marcy GoldePat and Mary Ellen HughesIndependent Colleges ofWashingtonManzana FoundationMoccasin Lake FoundationJames and Gaye PigottJoan Pinnell*David PurdonRoy and Leona Nelson FoundationThe Seattle FoundationJames and Janet SinegalThe Sinegal Family FoundationPRESIDENT’S CIRCLE($10,000 - $24,999)Anonymous (2)Elaine BallouSharon Gantz BloomeRenee and Kevin BoucheyLois CastleberryAlvin and Malinda DreyerEdward and Elizabeth GardnerFoundationGrousemont FoundationMarjory Kallem*Jeanne Marie LeePeggy LewisPaula and Garth LinnenMichael O'NeillPaul M. Anderson FoundationRick and Mary Jo PinnellKip and Lyndia RamseySeattle-Sonoran FoundationSisters of the Holy Names U.S. -Ontario ProvinceGeorge D. Smith II andKathy SmithAndrew Sund and Norma ChaidezTides FoundationTree Top, Inc.Korynne and Jeffrey WrightYakama Nation Legends CasinoYakima Valley CommunityFoundationHERITAGE BENEFACTORS($5,000 - $9,999)The Altmayer FamilyAnonymousBaker Boyer BankJohn and Kay BassettBattelleJack and Connie BloxomWe do our best to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within the Gratitude Report. Please let us know if we haveinadvertently left your name out of our listing.Alumni*Deceasedheritage.edu 37
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