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It’s a great time to be at McCormick!
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McCormick Theological
Seminary encourages, embraces,
celebrates, and prepares women
and men from all denominations
and backgrounds for Christian
ministry and service, advancing a
model of education that is Crosscultural, Urban, Reformed, and
Ecumenical.
From the Office of the
President
Strength and courage are part of McCormick
Theological Seminary’s DNA. We were not
a seminary that took solace in the halls of
privilege and comfort. Founded in 1829,
McCormick was a seminary created on the
frontier. First in Hanover, Indiana, before
moving to the bustling metropolis of Chicago
with a population at that time of just over
100,000, our seminary began in a log cabin
with just a couple of professors and a handful
of students, seeking to equip themselves for
God’s mission in a rapidly changing world.
This past year, we welcomed the Rev. Dr.
Cláudio Carvalhaes to McCormick’s faculty.
He brings with him a national profile of
preaching, teaching, and worship leading.
Dr. Reggie Williams’ first published book,
Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus: Harlem Renaissance
Theology and an Ethic of Resistance continues
to garner national attention. We will also
be welcoming, in 2015, the Rev. Dr. Steed
Davidson who will be teaching Hebrew Bible
at the seminary. A new generation of faculty
leaders has joined the McCormick legacy of
leadership.
If we push the fast forward button almost 200
years, McCormick continues to lead and train
leaders who serve on the cutting edge in the
City of Broad Shoulders.
McCormick produces leaders. McCormick’s
faculty has produced no fewer than nine
Presidents, Deans, and Academic Deans in
theological education over the past fifteen
years. As was made public earlier this year,
the Rev. Dr. David Esterline, who served
as Academic Dean and Vice President of
Academic Affairs and who currently is the
Director for the Institute of Cross-Cultural
Theological Education, was recently named
the next president of Pittsburgh Theological
Seminary. McCormick’s legacy of leadership
continues.
In the fall of 2014, we celebrated the leadership
of the Rev. Dr. John Buchanan, Pastor
Emeritus of Fourth Presbyterian Church in
Chicago and a life trustee of the seminary,
at McCormick’s inaugural Visionary Awards
Dinner. At McCormick Days, the theme
focused on honoring the ministry, teaching,
and scholarship of Professor Emerita, the
Rev. Dr. Elizabeth Caldwell. Our seminary
also committed itself to the leadership of a
new generation through the announcement
of a major grant received from the Henry
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“Be strong and courageous…for the LORD your
God is with you wherever you go.” – Joshua 1:9
is and has always been: “McCormick leads.
Others follow.”
We are grateful for the leaders who are here, for
the leaders that are trained within McCormick
classrooms, for the trustees and donors who
give to this mission, and for the leaders, our
friends and alums, who serve the Church and
society in faithful and bold ways.
Luce Foundation to support the Center for
Faith and Service. The Center is committed
to fostering the leadership of young adults
who seek to change the world through their
commitments to justice and service. The
Center announced last year its first class of
Community Engagement Fellows, who have
dedicated themselves to community service as
a key component of their seminary formation.
In all of these things, we lead knowing that
it is God who goes before us. That it is God
who is with us. It is in this hope and with
such sure knowledge that we move boldly and
courageously into the work that God has given
us to do.
For the 2014–15 Academic Year, McCormick
instituted its first annual theme, “Peacemaking
in the City: A Faithful Response to Urban
Violence.” Through a series of lectures,
discussion, and events, including a lecture from
Alex Kotlowitz, who discussed his best-selling
book, There are No Children Here: the Story of
Two Boys Growing Up in the Other America,
McCormick has engaged hundreds of people
from the Chicago area on this topic—an issue
that could not have been more timely given
our nation’s current climate.
Peace and grace,
Frank M. Yamada
President
The Rev. Wayne Meisel, the Director of the
Center for Faith and Service has coined a phrase
that captures the essence of who McCormick
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2014 Annual Theme
McCormick launches
its first-ever annual theme:
The McCormick community dedicated the
year to becoming more aware of the causes of
urban violence, more informed about effective
responses to it, and more committed to living
out these responses. Some of the ways in
which students, faculty, and staff explored this
theme included reading a book together as a
community, addressing the topic in events with
featured speakers like Alex Kotlowitz, David
Gushee, Jeremiah Wright, Jr., Cain HopeFelder, and Martha L. Simmons. In addition,
we are developing and offering service and
learning opportunities with community
partners.
could be part of the solution. The success of
faith communities reaching out and planning
events during the 2014 Memorial Day
weekend to interrupt the violence inspired
McCormick to continue these conversations
and develop faithful ways McCormick can
act to stem the violence in our community. As
faithful Christians in south Chicago, this is an
issue McCormick cannot ignore.
Chicago’s south
side is a part of
McCormick’s identity
and we are near many
of the schools and
neighborhoods that
are plagued by gun
violence.
The book we chose to read together, There
Are No Children Here: The Story of Two Boys
Growing Up in the Other America, by Alex
Kotlowitz, is a moving account of two boys
struggling to survive on Chicago’s west side.
McCormick selected this topic for several
key reasons. Chicago’s south side is a part of
McCormick’s identity and we are near many
of the schools and neighborhoods that are
plagued by gun violence. When high school
student, Hadiya Pendelton was shot and killed
so close to the seminary, because Hadiya was
a classmate of children and grandchildren of
McCormick staff members, conversations
began to explore faithful ways McCormick
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Student highlights
Community Engagement
Fellows and the Center for
Faith and Service
are engaging their local communities;
The Center for Faith and Service, led by Rev.
Wayne Meisel, is an initiative to challenge
and change the church to be present,
relevant, and engaged with a generation
that defines itself by its involvement in
community service and commitment to
social justice. The work of the Center’s
Community Engagement Fellows toward
this initiative involves:
Convening our counterparts at other
seminaries through Seminaries that Change
the World initiating a seminary student
movement that leads the church and the
nation into deep engagement that combines
service, advocacy and social justice;
Creating new energy for theological
education, particularly through the New
Faces of Ministry Tour, which brings
seminary and divinity school students
around the country into conversation with
service-minded young people;
Visiting and lifting up congregations that
Community Engagement Fellows, from left: (top row) Lauren
Robinson, Mary Kathryn Dean, David Goodwin, (bottom
row) Christopher Williams, Gina Sterk, Quantisha Mason.
Fellows not pictured: Leah Gipson, LaKeisha Hamilton
Reaching out to young adult volunteers
and connecting them with supportive local
congregations through our AmeriCorps
Chaplaincy Program.
Engaging seminarians at McCormick and
other seminaries and divinity schools in
the Chicago area, with local and global
issues affecting our communities at the
intersection of faith and service.
The Center is currently supported by generous
grants from Westminster Presbyterian
Church in Minneapolis, the Henry R. Luce
Foundation, and many individual donors.
Student Highlights
New Carpenter Scholar
D’Angelo
McCormick Theological Seminary is grateful
to the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter
Foundation for a new grant to sponsor a
special scholarship for a student who selfidentifies as belonging to the LGBTQ
community. The first student selected was
D’Angelo Smith.
was lifted out of his depression. He worked
with college administrators, spoke with
all of his professors and was reinstated,
worked very hard, completed a Bachelor’s
of Arts in Public Policy and the Arts, and
went on to work on Obama’s campaign.
He also discovered a more affirming church
that allowed him to be a leader and used
what he learned in college about theatrical
expression. As Drama Team Leader at the
City of Faith Christian Church, D’Angelo
wrote skits that challenged members to
deepen their faith, ask questions, and
be active participants in their spiritual
development.
A Chicago native, his mother raised him in
the Pentecostal church, which he described
as “non-affirming.” In fact, D’Angelo had
been deeply wounded by his church and for
years had suppressed who he was. He said
he “thought he was an abomination.”
D’Angelo describes his undergraduate study
at Knox College as a dark period where he
realized he couldn’t fight who he was any
longer. At his lowest point he was very
depressed and was kicked out of school. In
the time he was away, he re-discovered the
Bible, particularly Paul’s words in Romans
8:38-39, “For I am sure that neither death,
nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor
things present, nor things to come, nor
powers, nor height, nor depth, nor anything
else in all creation, will be able to separate
us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our
Lord.”
It was during this time he revisited the call
to seminary he had felt earlier. Before it had
felt impossible to him. He had remained
connected to some of his church family,
including McCormick alumnus, Rev.
Patrick Winfield, who is a campus pastor at
the Potter’s House in Fort Worth, Texas. Rev.
Winfield talked with D’Angelo about his
call. He assured D’Angelo that McCormick
would be the best place for him, and
D’Angelo was captivated by McCormick’s
Finally, overcome by a realization that God
loved him just the way he was, D’Angelo
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cross-cultural, urban, reformed and
ecumenical model. D’Angelo enrolled in
our Master of Arts in Urban Ministry. After
his first year at McCormick, however, he
felt that he needed to go further and that
the two-year master’s degree limited what
he felt to be his call to ministry.
D’Angelo successfully transferred into the
Master’s of Divinity program last May.
Since coming to McCormick, D’Angelo
has achieved academic excellence in his
studies and has been very involved in the
events of the seminary. In January of
2014, he participated in a travel seminar
to the Holy Land led by Ted and Paula
Hiebert. Today, he serves on the Student
Council and is a student leader for our
annual theme, “Peacemaking in the City:
A Faithful Response to Urban Violence,”
leading book discussion groups and helping
to plan and coordinate events and publicity
around the theme. D’Angelo continues to
discern where his ministry will lead him
and travels as a speaker and facilitator for
workshops on using theatrical expression to
advance social justice.
Alumni Highlights
2014 Distinguished
Alumnus/a Awards
Nominated by fellow alumni, McCormick’s
Distinguished Alumnus/a Award represents
a deep and special acknowledgement of the
importance and impact the nominees have
had within the church and their role as
Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
Marshall Hatch
sought after speaker and has won mary
prestigous awards.
In 2014, we were pleased to honor both the
Rev. Dr. Marshall Hatch (MATS, 1994;
DMin 1998) and Elder Carol Wehrheim
(MA, 1962).
Throughout his ministry, Marshall Hatch
has launched community outreach
programs. Most notable among these are the
Westside Isaiah Plan, an interfaith affordable
housing development project; an annual
pilgrimage to Zimbabwe, Africa; an Illinois
Department of Corrections and Cook
County Jail visitation and correspondence
program; Mountain Men Ministries and
Enterprises; a Christian Sisters women’s
ministry; a Substance Abuse Task Force;
and the Pilgrim Community Development
Corporation (Pilgrim Village).
The Rev. Dr. Marshall Hatch is recognized
for his various roles within the community.
He has been the Pastor of the New Mount
Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church located
in the heart of Chicago’s West Garfield
community since 1993. Marshall Hatch
is a native of the west side. His spiritual
development began in Shiloh Missionary
Baptist Church under the pastorate of his
father, the late Reverend Elijah Hatch. In
1985, he was ordained as a minister, and later
in that same year was appointed as Pastor
of the Commonwealth Missionary Baptist
Church in North Lawndale. In August
2000, Marshall Hatch was appointed to
be an Adjunct Professor on the faculty
of McCormick Theological Seminary. In
2008, he was appointed adjunct professor
of Urban Ministry at Northern Baptist
Seminary in Lombard, Illinois. He is a
Rev. Hatch has a history of civic involvement
spanning over two decades. He served as
the Moderator of the Friendship Baptist
District Association, and served as the
National Director of Religious Affairs of
the Rainbow PUSH Coalition. He also
serves on the boards of the Academy of
Communication and Technology (ACT)
Charter School and Christ The King Jesuit
College Prep High School. He is a member
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of the National Baptist Conventions (USA
and America), Illinois National Baptist
State Convention, American Baptist
Churches of Metro Chicago, United Power
for Action and Justice, and co-convener of
the L.E.A.D.E.R.S Network. Dr. Hatch’s
new landmark book, Project America, was
published in the spring of 2012.
Pastor Hatch has earned both a Doctor of
Ministry and Master of Arts in Theological
Studies, from McCormick Theological
Seminary. He holds a Master’s degree in
government from Georgetown University
in Washington, D.C. and a Bachelor’s
degree in political science from Western
Illinois University in Macomb.
Elder Carol Wehrheim has been deeply
invested and active in religious education in
the Presbyterian Church (USA) and other
Reformed churches and organizations for
close to 50 years. In 2001, the Association
of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE)
named her Educator of the Year.
Carol received her Master of Arts in
Religious Education from McCormick
Theological Seminary in 1962 and over
the years she has served the larger church
in a number of capacities, including as
Director of Christian Education in three
different churches; Program Director for
Woods Memorial Child Development
Center in Maryland, and Secretary for
Early Childhood Development for the
United Church of Christ. From 1979
through 1982, Carol served as the Assistant
Director of McCormick’s Doctor of
Ministry Program and was also a Lecturer
in the Field of Ministry.
Since 1982, Carol has worked primarily
as a consultant, writer and editor. She has
taught at the M. Div. level at Princeton
Theological Seminary, as well as in their
Continuing Education Program, and has
led workshops nationwide and in Canada.
In 2013, she was the keynote presenter for a
combined educators group in the Midwest
(GLAUCE-GLAPSE). Carol was the
associate readability editor for the Common
English Bible. She served as the general
editor for the lectionary based curriculum
resource that was part of the Feasting on
the Word commentary series, which serves
kindergarten through adults.
Carol has been publishing church related
resources for educational ministry since
1975 and her list of publications is extensive
and ecumenical, ranging from curriculum
guides to two children’s Bible series; and
from stewardship guides for parents, and
children to guides for worship, and the
sacraments. Carol wrote the study/action
guide for Trigger, a film on gun violence
Carol Wehrheim
sponsored by the Presbyterian Peacemaking
Program (2013) and is under contract
to write a book of Bible stories for use in
congregational worship.
Finally, Carol has served the wider church,
called to the Theology and Ministry Unit of
General Assembly, PC(USA); the advisory
board to the Thoughtful Christian; church
school teacher for fifteen years, as well
as Deacon and Ruling Elder at Nassau
Presbyterian Church in Princeton, New
Jersey. Carol demonstrates leadership and
discernment as a Christian educator and
makes exceptional contributions in ministry
that will continue to have an impact for
years to come. She represents McCormick’s
commitment to preparation for ministry
and service. Her undeniable sense of call
makes her an effective witness in service to
the church of Jesus Christ.
Distinguished Alumnus/a
Past Recipients
The following persons have been honored with the Distinguished Alumnus/a Award in prior years.
2013 Wayne G. Boulton
1995
Jon L. Regier, Rafael Sanchez, Jr.
2012 Tricia Dykers Koenig
1994
Thomas Dietrich, Mary Duckert
2011
R.J. Ross
1993
James Hine, Hedwig & Robert Lodwick
2011
Paul C. Holinger
1992
Joreen Jarrell, Dirk Ficca
2010
Michael McConnell
1991
Dale Robb, Jack Stotts
2009
G. Daniel Little
1990
Dennis Benson, John Corbitt
2008
Judy Lee Hay
1989
Lucetta Mowry
2007 W. James Gerling
1988
Raymond Bowden
2006
Edward F. Campbell
1987
Maurice McCrackin
2005 Tim and Beth Hart-Andersen
1986
Howard Rice, Ralph Waldo Lloyd
2004
1985
Henry Jones
2003 William W. Rogers & June Rogers
1984
Alexander Sharp
2002
Clifton Kirkpatrick
1983
Lois Armentrout
2001
Henry W. Andersen, Thomas J. Behrens
1982
George Hughes, Arthur Miller
2000
Diana C. Carson, Charles W. Doak
1981
Paul Wright, Robert Swanson
1999
Phil Tom
1980
Simon Scott, Frank Cross
1998
Eugene C. Bay
1979
Marshall Scott, Harold Blake Walker
1997
Robert & Edith Rasmussen
1978
Kenneth G. Neigh, William Keesecker
1996
Raymond H. Swartzback
1977
Paul Calvin Payne
Alden R. Hickman
compelling teacher and a creative scholarly
voice. We welcome him as an important
and engaging conversation partner among
us as we work to support and renew the
church.”
Faculty Publication
Highlights
In his book, Carvalhaes illustrates that
the liturgical movement is at a new turn,
continuing liturgical renewal with a twist,
wrestling with what hasn’t been engaged
yet, and issuing a call to expand itself into
other connections and possibilities. This
book brings Christian, Jewish, and Muslim
scholars from different fields of knowledge
and from many places across the globe to
introduce and expand the dialogue between
the field of liturgy and postcolonial/decolonial thinking. The very plurality of
the methodologies and approaches used
here might be the best witness to the
postcolonial/de-colonial theory. The essays
of this book demonstrate its complexities,
the ins and outs of imperial and colonial
religious senses, reasons and practices.
The hope is that this book will serve as
another source for others to venture into
new and traditional thinking, opening
up the liturgical field into new territories,
risky thinking, unseen dialectical/dialogical
connections and uncharted waters.
Cláudio Carvalhaes
Liturgy in Postcolonial Perspectives:
Only One is Holy
to be released June 11, 2015
McCormick welcomed Dr. Cláudio
Carvalhaes to the faculty as Associate
Professor of Preaching and Worship in July
of 2014. Previously, Dr. Carvalhaes taught
at the Lutheran Theological Seminary in
Philadelphia as an associate professor of
Liturgy and Worship, and at Louisville
Presbyterian
Theological
Seminary.
Carvalhaes is an ordained teaching elder
within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
The Dean of Faculty and Vice President
for Academic Affairs, Dr. Ted Hiebert said,
“Dr. Carvalhaes is recognized throughout
the United States and in the larger global
context as a leader and innovator in preaching
and worship. He’s a compassionate and
Pictured: Cláudio Carvalhaes, Anna Case-Winters and Reggie Williams
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Anna Case-Winters
faculty in July of 2012 as Assistant
Professor of Christian Ethics. Previously
Dr. Williams was a full-time lecturer in the
Religion Department at Baylor University
in Waco, Texas. He has taught as Adjunct
Faculty at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa,
California. Williams is affiliated with the
American Baptist Church.
Matthew, part of the series
Belief: A Theological Commentary on the Bible
released February 9, 2015
Anna Case-Winters, Professor of Theology,
joined the faculty of McCormick Theological
Seminary in 1986. She is an ordained
Presbyterian minister and has served churches
in Georgia, Oklahoma, and Tennessee.
In addition to being an inspiration to her
students, she has published many books and
articles during her time here.
President Frank Yamada said, “Dr.
Williams brings us a wealth of teaching
experience and teaching interests including
the incarnational ethics of Dietrich
Bonhoeffer and Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. He
is a welcome addition to our faculty and his
engaging teaching style will be valued by
our students.”
Her latest book, a commentary on the
Gospel of Matthew, speaks with eloquence
and power. Among the Gospels, Matthew
paints a fuller picture of the life, ministry,
and teachings of Jesus. Anna Case-Winters’
incisive commentary reveals that Matthew is
clearly a theological book. It is about God’s
saving work in Jesus Christ. Moreover, it is
presented in a way that easily lends itself to
the task of teaching and preaching. CaseWinters highlights several themes that
shape the distinctive portrait of Jesus this
Gospel offers. Here we see Jesus facing up
to conflict and controversy, ministering at
the margins, overturning presuppositions
about insiders and outsiders, privileging the
powerless, demonstrating the authority of
ethical leadership, challenging allegiance
to empire, and pointing the way to a wider
divine embrace than many dared imagine.
Case-Winters captures the core of Matthew’s
unique Gospel, which speaks powerfully to
the life of Christian faith today in the midst
of our own issues and struggles.
In this book, Williams follows Bonhoeffer as
he defies Germany’s religiously sanctioned
race-hate with Harlem’s black Jesus. The
Christology Bonhoeffer learned in Harlem’s
churches featured a black Christ who
suffered with African Americans in their
struggle against systemic injustice and racial
violence—and then resisted. In the pews of
the Abyssinian Baptist Church, under the
leadership of Adam Clayton Powell, Sr.,
Bonhoeffer absorbed the Christianity of
the Harlem Renaissance. This Christianity
included a Jesus who stands with the
oppressed rather than joins the oppressors
and a theology that challenges the way
God can be used to underwrite a union of
race and religion. Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus
argues that the black American narrative
led Dietrich Bonhoeffer to the truth
that obedience to Jesus requires concrete
historical action. This ethic of resistance
not only indicted the church of the German
Volk, but also continues to shape the nature
of Christian discipleship today.
Reggie Williams
Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus: Harlem Renaissance
Theology and an Ethic of Resistance
released November 1, 2014
Dr. Reggie Williams joined the McCormick
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Donor Highlights
Visionary Awards
Dinner Honors
Rev. Dr. John Buchanan
McCormick
Theological
Seminary’s
inaugural Visionary Awards Dinner cochaired by Elizabeth Foster and Sara Pfaff,
was held on Friday October 24, 2014, at
the Casino Club in conjunction with the
October Board of Trustees meetings.
McCormick honored the Rev. Dr. John
Buchanan, Pastor Emeritus of Fourth
Presbyterian Church of Chicago. Rev.
Buchanan was honored for his work as
editor of the Christian Century and former
moderator of the Presbyterian Church
(U.S.A.), an author, speaker, and visionary
leader in progressive Christian thought and
ministry, nationally. The Visionary Award
honors distinguished persons who embody
McCormick’s core values and vision for the
future, and are agents of transformational
change.
Rev. Buchanan remarked, “I came to deeply
appreciate McCormick’s distinguished
history and its unique place in American
theological education today. If there is
one thing everybody knows for sure in this
business, it is that in this rapidly changing
environment in American culture and in
From left: John Buchanan, Sue Buchanan, Elizabeth Foster
the churches, that theological education
faces new and unprecedented challenges…
If ever there was a time for bold, innovative
thinking with these, in many ways most
traditional of institutions, it is now, today.”
The night offered a glimpse of the
transformation McCormick has brought
about in the lives of students, alumni,
and faculty; the differences McCormick
alumni are making in the world, and
how McCormick has equipped them for
their ministry. About this, Rev. Buchanan
also said that McCormick “is positioned
beautifully, strategically to be a leader” in
Visionary
Awards Dinner
ANGEL -$10,000
Clarks Fork Foundation
The Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Robert W. Crawford, Jr.
Ellen C. and Paul C. Gignilliat
Margaret S. Hart
Second Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis,
in honor of Dr. Bill Enright
BENEFACTOR -$5,000
Anonymous
Megan P. and John L. Anderson
Elizabeth Foster and Michael Walsh
Jean and James A. McClung
Northern Trust
Sara and Christopher Pfaff
theological education, and added that he
wondered “why anyone would want to
study anywhere else.”
With over 240 guests in attendance,
McCormick raised over $161,000 for its
mission of nurturing women and men for
the creative and relevant Christian ministry
needed for the church of the future.
GIFTS
$ 5,000 AND ABOVE
Verne and Judy Istock
Bob and Karol Karlblom
$1,000 TO $4,999
Roger and Michele Burgis
Robert W. Crawford, Jr.
Lisa and Alyn Dagher
Nancy R. and Gordon C. Enderle
First Presbyterian Church, Lake Forest
Sara and Chris Pfaff
Martha and Rick Sabol
Nancy L. and Robert K. Unglaub, II
PATRON -$3,500
Martha and George C. Bermingham
Sandy and Peter J. Cochrane
Ronald G. Cruikshank
Jim Detterick
Terry and Sam Evans
Vivian Leith and Stewart S. Hudnut
Frank and Michelle Yamada
$500 TO $999
Cynthia M. Campbell and J. Fred Holper
Anna L. Case-Winters and R. Michael Winters, III
Patsy and Charles Barrow
Current Technologies Corporation (CTC)
Jean and James A. McClung
Lynn and Jim McClure
FRIEND -$1,000
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Boneham
Covenant United Church of Christ, Chicago
Quattro FPO Solutions
Hoogendoorn & Talbot LLP
Ice Miller
Jeffrey O. Lewis
Barbara J. and P. Douglas Kindschi
Rick and Martha Sabol
Suzanne Haraburd and David G. Strom
Richard and Ella Strubel
Linda B. and Christopher Valentine
Abby Zanarini and Don Funk
Paul A. and Christine W. Branstad
$100 TO $499
Judy and Larry Braskamp
Christine Chakoian and John W. Shustitzky
Elizabeth and David H. Crawford
Margaret G. Cruikshank
Sylvia Hope Daniels
Jacques N. Gordon
Paula S. and Theodore Hiebert
Deborah J. Kapp and Anthony T. Ruger
Melinda S. and Kenneth C. Krei
Margarett F. and Sam S. McKeel, in honor of Dr. Buchanan
E. Dolores and Donald Register
Thomas and Susan Schemper
Liz and Jeff Sharp
Carol A. Wehrheim
2013 - 2014
Financial Report
endowed scholarships and faculty chairs,
and some simply and generously give each
year to ensure that McCormick continues
to serve its students and the broader church
in the cross-cultural, urban, ecumenical and
Reformed way for which we are known.
Our alumni/ae and dear friends who
contribute time, money and resources
have generously supported McCormick
Theological Seminary. McCormick thanks
the individuals, families, businesses,
philanthropic organizations, foundations,
and endowments that have helped us realize
our vision in fiscal year 2013-2014.
Because of the support from our endowment,
made up of gifts given by the earliest leaders
of the institution, including the McCormick
family, and through the generosity of our
annual donors, we can keep tuition low and
provide financial aid.
We honor those who give and make our work
possible—our donors. Some of our donors
have left us gifts in their estates, some give
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P
D
Total Sources of Funds
7,263,870
100.00%
T
SUMMARY OF 2013-14 OPERATING INCOME AND EXPENSE
FY13/14 Sources of Funds
FY 13/14 SOURCES OF FUNDS
Net
SUMMARY OF 2013-14 OPERATING INCOME AND EXPENSE
7,263,870
Annual
Fund
Tuition
Invested Funds Transfer
5,584,908
77%
Annual Fund
460,641 6%
Other GiftsInvested Funds Transfer 199,764
3%
5,584,908
76.88%
Net TuitionAnnual Fund
506,031
7%
460,641 6.34%
Other Gifts
199,764 2.75%
Auxiliary Enterprises
412,429
6%
Net Tuition
506,031
6.97%
Other General
Income
100,097
1%
Auxiliary Enterprises
412,429
5.68%
Other General Income
100,097
1.38%
Total Sources of Funds
7,263,870
100%
Total Sources of Funds
Other Gifts
100.00%
Aux. Ent.
25.21%
24.86%
10.86%
Other Gen.
7.92%
Income
3.98%
1.10%
0.56%
15.41%
10.10%
Instruction
Gen Admin and Governance
Academic Support
Advancement
Student Life
Auxiliary Enterprises
Marketing and Communications
Funds Transfer
Plant andInv.
Operations
Debt Service
1,830,966
1,805,634
789,149
575,053
289,432
79,595
40,781
1,119,431
733,829
Total Uses of Funds
7,263,870 100.00%
FY13/14 Sources of Funds
Mktg./Com
FY13/14 Uses of Funds
FY 13/14 USES OF FUNDS
Other Gifts
Net
Tuition
Instruction
1,830,966 Gen. Admin and Governance
1,805,634 Academic Support
789,149 Advancement
575,053 Student Life
289,432 Auxiliary Enterprises
79,595 Marketing and Communications
40,781 Plant and Operations
1,119,431 Inv. Funds Transfer
Debt Service
733,829 Total Uses of Funds
7,263,870 Annual
Fund25%
Debt Service
120
25%
11%
Aux. Ent.
8%
4%
Other Gen.
Income
1%
1%
15%
10%
Endowment Values
104.9
100
Plant and
87.5
Operations
80
89.4
93.9
74.3
62.7
Student Life
60
40
Academic
Support
Gen. Adm. & Gov.
Mktg./Comm.
20
100%
0
100
80
Auxiliary
Enterprises
Endowment Values
89.4
87.5
74.3
93.9
98.5
104.9
109.4
77.2
71.4
80.8
84.9
73.3
87
76.9
62.7
60
40
20
Series1
16
77.2
71.4
Advancement
120
109.4
Instruction
98.5
8
McCormick Theological Seminary
Faculty and Staff
Coleman-Dell, Scarlett
Accounts Payable
Wade, Chandra
Registrar
Banks, Nannette
Director of Alumni/ae and Church Relations
Crawford, David
Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer
Battle, Sharia
Development Associate
Dagher, Lisa
Vice President of Seminary Relations and
Development
Beerman, William
Technical Services (JKM Library)
Daniels III, David
Henry Winters Luce
Professor of World Christianity
Biesadecki, Carol
Senior Administrative Assistant to Academic Affairs
and Office of the President
Edwards-Dunn, Stacey
Director of the Center for African American
Ministries and Black Church Studies
Bonner, Elaine
Access Services Manager (JKM Library)
Carvalhaes, Cláudio
Associate Professor of Preaching and Worship
Esterline, David
Director of the Institute for Cross-Cultural Theological Education / Associate of Professor of Cross-Cultural Education and Ministry / Interim Associate Dean
of Doctor of Ministry Programs
Case-Winters, Anna
Professor of Theology
Evans, Sam
Senior Director of Donor Relations and Stewardship
Cathey, Robert
Professor of Theology
Fassett, Barbara
Director of Information Technology
Clark, Tabitha
Director of Student Financial Planning, Student
Employment, and International Student Life
Gaines, Natasha
Director of Administration / Exec. Admin. Asst. to the
Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer
Caldwell, Elizabeth
Professor Emerita of Pastoral Theology
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Rodriquez, Priscilla
Program Specialist
Hiebert, Theodore
Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of
the Faculty and Francis A. McGaw Professor of
Old Testament
Sawyer, Ken
Associate Professor of Church History & Associate
Dean for Students and Academics
Hopkins, Barry
Associate Librarian for Public Services (JKM Library)
Tanzer, Sarah
Professor of New Testament and Early Judaism
Houser, Shalona
Human Resources
Turner, Tracy
Administrative Support Associate
Japinga, Jeffrey
Associate Dean of Doctor of Ministry Programs
Vaughan, Barbara
IT Helpdesk
Johnson, Veronica
Senior Director of Admissions and Enrollment
Wallace, Luke
Property and Facilities Coordinator
Kapp, Deborah
Edward F. and Phyllis K. Campbell
Professor of Urban Ministry /
Faculty Director of Assessment
Wasowski, Jamie
Associate for Masters Level Recruitment & Admissions
Watkins, David
Associate Director of Experimental Education and
Field Studies
Kaylin, Burmaa
Technical Services Assistant (JKM Library)
Kliver, Keith
Finance Director
Watson, Joe Ann
Staff Assistant
Lindstrom, Joanne
Jean and Frank Mohr Director of
Experiential Education and Field Studies
Associate Professor of Ministry
Wenderoth, Christine
Director of JKM Library / Associate Professor of
Ministry
Miller, Marcy
ACTS DMin and Preaching Coordinator
Williams, Monica
Guest Housing Coordinator
Moomaw, Jake
IT and Network Support
Williams, Reggie
Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics
Moore, Stephanie
Associate Director of Development
Woodfaulk, Ashley
Human Resources
Pulver, Emiliy
Special Projects Librarian
Worley, Rob
Director of Languange Resource Writing Center
Rhine, Alicia
Adminstrator for Office of Student and Academic
Affairs
Yamada, Frank
President and Cyrus McCormick Professor of Bible
and Culture
Rodriguez, Daniel
Director for the Center for the Study of Latino
Theology and Ministry, and Professor Emeritus of
Church History
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McCormick Theological Seminary
Board of Trustees
Executive Committee
Deborah Block, Chairperson
Peter J. Cochrane, Vice-Chairperson
Chair, Personnel Committee
Robert S. Karlblom, Treasurer
Chair, Finance
Ronald G. Cruikshank, Secretary
Chair, Nominations & Trusteeship
Mark E. Anderson
Chair, Property & Facilities
David Van Dyke
Chair, Seminary Relations & Development
Melinda Scott Krei
Chair, Educational Policy & Program
James A. McClung, Member At-Large
Erica Liu, Member At-Large
Frank M. Yamada, President, Ex-officio
Ted Hiebert, Vice President of Academic Affairs, Ex-officio
Class of 2015
John L. Anderson, Lake Forest, IL
Deborah Block, Milwaukee, WI
Patrick L. Daymond, Roosevelt, NY
Ed Harris, Indianapolis, IN
Nicholas Hood, Detroit, MI
Robert S. Karlblom, Lake Forest, IL
Melinda S. Krei, Milwaukee, WI
Jacquelina Marquez, Chicago, IL
Ozzie Smith, Flossmoor, IL
James E. Sparks, Oak Park, IL
John Wilkinson, Rochester, NY
Class of 2016
Byron Brazier, Chicago, IL
Christine A. Chakoian, Lake Forest, IL
Peter J. Cochrane, Hopkins, MN
Robert Crawford, Jr., Lake Forest, IL
James J. Detterick, New York, NY
Sherri Hausser, San Anselmo, CA
P. Douglas Kindschi, Grand Rapids, MI
James A. McClung, Winnetka, IL
Christopher Valentine, Louisville, KY
Byron Wade, Raleigh, NC
Class of 2017
Mark E. Anderson, Jacksonville, FL
Jene A. Colvin, Chicago, IL
Ronald G. Cruikshank, New York, NY
David V. Esterline, Long Point, IL
Nancy Enderle, Madison, WI
Ellen C. Gignilliat, Chicago, IL
Theodore Hiebert, Homewood, IL
Jason A. Janning, Tulsa, OK
Hardy Kim, Oak Park, IL
Erica Liu, Madison, WI
Brian R. Paulson, Libertyville, IL
Paul Rock, Prairie Village, KS
David G. Strom, River Forest, IL
Robert K. Unglaub, II, Chicago, IL
David Van Dyke, Saint Paul, MN
Life Trustees
Charles H. Barrow, Wilmette, IL
John M. Buchanan, Chicago, IL
Jon T. Ender, Winnetka,IL
Margaret S. Hart, Lake Forest, IL
James J. McClure, Jr., Evanston, IL
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Donor Honor Roll
July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014
Nettie Fowler McCormick
Associates - ($10,000 + )
Megan P. and John L. Anderson
Martha and George C. Bermingham
Deborah A. Block
William H. Bush Endowment Fund
William R. Bush
Committee on Theological Education
Robert and Winifred Crawford
James J. Detterick
Linda and Jon T. Ender
Ender Family Foundation
Ellen C. and Paul C. Gignilliat
Jessie F. Hallett Charitable Trust
Betty Ann and Paul J. Hauser
Christopher Henderson
Fay Hoffman Permanent Fund
Mei-Yu C. and Yung Hwa Huang
Vivian Leith and Stewart S. Hudnut
Karol A. and Robert S. Karlblom
Joel B. Leff Charitable Trust
Isabel Miley McAlister Trust
Presbytery of Chicago
Frank and Michelle Yamada
Samuel A. Moffett Associates ($5,000 + )
Marlene M. and Gilbert W. Bowen
Henry P. Bridges Trust
Sandy and Peter J. Cochrane
Ronald G. Cruikshank
Kathryn B. and David A. Donovan
Richard Pretlow Ernst Trust
The Lloyd A. Fry Foundation
Mitzi G. Henderson
Tishabell and Henry Hewing Fund
Elizabeth and Jason A. Janning
The Janning Family Foundation
Melinda S. and Kenneth C. Krei
Carolyn P. and James J. McClure, Jr.
Mary McClure Miller Foundation
William and Carol O’Neill Trust
Jack Parr †
Lyman Beecher Associates ($2,500 + )
Anonymous
Daniel R. Anderson-Little
Patricia R. and Charles H. Barrow
Chapin-May Foundation of Illinois
Lisa and Alyn Dagher
Linda M. Eastwood
Edith S. and William G. Enright
Terry and Sam Evans
Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star
of Wisconsin
Elizabeth A. Hopp-Peters and
Kurt T. Peters
Jean and James A. McClung
McClung Family Charitable Trust
Carolyn O. Mikels
Mary Paik and Dwight Morita
Diann Smith Santschi
Synod of the Sun
Nancy L. and Robert K. Unglaub, II
Nancy and David Van Dyke
Nancy L. N. and Frederick
Weyerhaeuser
The Frederick T. and Margaret L.
Weyerhaeuser Foundation
Joseph Haroutunian Associates ($1,000 + )
Anonymous
Paul S. Allen, Jr.
Lesslie J. Anbari
Deceased †
20
Mark E. Anderson
George W. Baird
Raymond A. Bowden
Jane and David E. Boxell
Jane P. and Robert L. Brawley
Jeanne R. Buskirk
Elizabeth F. Caldwell
Cynthia M. Campbell and J. Fred
Holper
Marina Lew and Virstan Choy
Helen H. Christ
Elizabeth and David H. Crawford
Delois Brown-Daniels and David D.
Daniels, III
Doherty Fund
Nancy R. and Gordon C. Enderle
Maryann S. and Neal E. Farnsworth
Leroy H. Fassett
Elaine C. and John Foss
Michael Gilligan
Ed and Laura Harris
Patricia C. and John A. Johnson
Roy A. and Lillian S. Kale Fund
Deborah J. Kapp and Anthony T.
Ruger
Barbara J. and P. Douglas Kindschi
Carol M. and George M. Landes, Sr.
Mae L. and S. Kim Leech
Florence M. Lewis Trust
Mary J. and Boyd B. Lowry
Kathy Maier
Joan B. Malick
Jan and Vincent Martin
The Martin Family Foundation
Jean W. and Frank T. Mohr, Jr.
Northern Trust Company
Victoria Curtiss and Kent M. Organ
Donna A. and Roland L. Patton
Amy E. Pagliarella and Colm Foley
Sunok C. Pai
Judy E. Pidcock and James W. Peterson
Quatrro FPO Solutions
Corrine Reichert
Lucille B. and Ernest L. Robertson
Paul and Stacey Rock
Ozzie E. Smith, Jr.
Virginia C. Stotts
Suzanne Haraburd and David G. Strom
Linda B. and Christopher Valentine
Carol A. Wehrheim
Linda K. and John L. Williams
St. Andrews Associates - ($500 + )
Anonymous
Mary Lou and Herbert B. Anderson
Mae M. and James R. Anderson
Roxana M. and James E. Atwood
Barbara E. Ellson and Frank C. Baldwin
Mary C. Baskin and Tony D. Brooks
Jean S. and Eugene C. Bay
Ann Beran Jones and David Bebb Jones
Vicki M. and Wayne G. Boulton
Harold M. Brockus
Sue and John M. Buchanan
Ralph and Lorainne Bucy Trust
Anna L. Case-Winters and R. Michael
Winters, III
Karen D. and Thomas H. Cavicchia
Mary R. and James H. Chesnutt
William P. Diggs
Barbara Fassett
Sarah L. and George H. Gilmour
Judith and Nile Harper
Sherri A. Hausser and Robert M.
McClellan
Lee Ann Grace and Howard W.
Henry, Jr.
Paula S. and Theodore Hiebert
Kathy J. Keener-Han
Janet Kennedy
Sherry C. and Robert C. Landes
Erica Liu
Marjory J. and John A. Maier
Kathleen R. and Akira P. Matsushima
Charles F. Matz
Carol McDonald
Emily McGinley and Richard Pak
Richard H. Miller
Ministrare, Inc.
Peter Mitchelson
Mary Hall and Daniel Ichiro Ogata †
Linda S. Griffin and Thomas T.
Patterson
Thomas R. Perryman
Principal Financial Group Foundation
Marjorie L. Reed
Kristin Riegel
Patricia Cloud and Kenneth S. Sawyer
Ruthanne L. and Kerry L. Stoltzfus
Suzanne S. and Thomas K. Tewell
Saundra J. and Douglas J. Tracy
Walstad-Clark Foundation
Patsy and Jere L. Wells
Westminster Associates - ($250 + )
Ameritrade Institutional
Bonnie N. and Robert C. Anderson
Louise N. Armstrong
Association of Theological Schools
Mary Lou and David G. Bauer
Meredith L. Bechtel
Arlene G. Taylor and A. Wayne Benson
Marilyn M. and David D. Beran
Catherine G. Borchert
Cynthia T. and Stephen J. Brock
Mildred W. and Charles M. Cary
Christine Chakoian and John W.
Shustitzky
Gloria D. Cox
Annie and George Edwin Crawford
Memorial Fund
Katharine A. Cross
Joan B. and John G. Davies
Cynthia D. De Leon
Florence M. Dempsey Trust
Christiane and Donald E. Dutton
Mary L. and Jon M. Fancher
Robert E. Ganja
Diane T. and William G. Hart
Cynthia Holder Rich
Ethel and Frederick Howe Memorial
Fund
Sharon A. and Daniel Hunter-Smith
Paul Hyde
Arthur D. and Maude S. Jellison Fund
Deceased †
21
Paul S. Johnson Memorial Fund
Hyunjung and Hardy Kim
Keith Kliver
Dr. Raymond B. and Edna Mae
Knudsen Memorial Fund
Ruth L. and John C. Laske †
Kenneth A. Lehman
K. Joanne Lindstrom
Linda C. Loving
Leslie and James D. Lyman
Nancy D. and James G. Macdonell
John O. Meloy
Isaias Mercado
Carol and Derek N. G. Metcalf
Lois L. and John M. Miller
Marcus C. Miller and Christopher
Horsman
Florence R. and J. Elliot P. Morrison
Linda A. and C. Don Niece
Donald B. Ottenhoff
Jill D. and Brian R. Paulson
Judith A. and John P. Peter
Lidia M. and Robert C. Preble
Margaret W. and Paul H. Randall
Vicki and Robert C. Reynolds
Susan B. and William G. Rhoades †
Daniel R. Rodriguez-Diaz
Robert Lee Sachs
Robert O. Schurr
Byron E. Shafer
Dianne S. and Jerry Y. Shields
Julie H. and James T. Shields
Rev. Gordon H. Skadra Memorial
Fund
Betty L. and Maynard D. Smith
Hugh V. Stewart
Carol M. Strickland
Elaine B. and John W. Swyers
Victoria L. and David M. Terrinoni
Beth and Armon Truett
Barry J. Ukena
M. Grayson and James R. Van Camp
Lois E. Van Cleve
Christine B. and Paul Vogel
David B. White
Bonny Claxton and John Wilkinson
Martha P. and Orval S. Wintermute
Rachel M. Lausch and David D.
Winters
Lucille and Hubert J. Wright
Byoung-Joo and Woon H. P. Yuh
Geneva Associates - ($100 + )
Anonymous
Wanda H. and Robert W. Abrams
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical
Center
William R. Albert
Edwin W. Albright, Jr.
Fay J. Alexander
Sue A. and Douglas R. Anderson
Judy and A. Gary Angleberger
A-Rid-A-Pest Exterminating Company
Edna S. and Gregory T. Armstrong †
Elizabeth C. and Gerritt W.
Baker-Smith
Corean and Raymond J. Bakke
Silvey W. and James S. Barge
Nada M. Barnett
Shirley P. and John C. Barnum
E. Kathyrn and David E. Bartley
June W. and Paul R. Begany
Siria and Thomas J. Behrens
Jack E. Belsom
Marilyn J. and Dennis C. Benson
Donna M. and Robert A. Bielenberg
Carol M. and Robert Biesadecki
Lois C. and Jay R. Bishop
Carolee P. and Paul O. Boger, Sr.
Elaine Bonner
Ronald A. Botsford
Theodora Bowen
W. Wilson Bradburn
Alec U. Brooks
DeWitt W. Brown
Kaye W. and Thomas F. Brown
Carolyn H. and Thomas F. Brown
Russell G. Bruzek
Helen L. Bury
C. Withers Plumbing LLC
Phyllis K. and Edward F. Campbell
Cynthia A. and David Carlisle
Barbara W. and P. David Carmichael
William H. Chalker
Marie Chapman
Stephen Y. Chen
Tabitha Clark
Nancy G. and William M. Clark
Patricia A. and D. Robert Clary
Karen Cobb
Pauline M. and Robert P. Coffman
Franklin D. Colclough
Sonia Battistini and Jose R. Colen
Rodriguez
Betsey R. Crimmins
Alice and Paul F. Cruikshank
Current Technologies Corporation
Chester and Elisabeth Davis Memorial
Foundation Fund
Sarah L. and Andrew F. Davis
Derry L. and William F. Dean
Jean H. Delap
Margaret A. and Donald R. Dempsey
Jean A. Dimond
Suzanne Gespass and David P. Dobkin
Richard F. Dozier
Terry L. and Lyle J. Dykstra
Harry W. Eberts, III
Judith K. Rickey and Samuel L.
Edwards
Sharon Ellis-Davis
Epic Catering
Jane L. and David V. Esterline
Marion G. Etzwiler
Valerie M. Fargo and John A.
Roper, III
Joan and David Lee Fleming
Marcia Lynn and Matthew D. Floding
David H. Foubert
Margaret H. and Clarence D.
Fouse, Jr.
Anne S. and Donald H. Frank
Sylvia Franklin
Mark Freda
Joyce and Charles R. Freuden
Fran B. and Neil S. Frood
J. Daniel Fullerton
Lewis Galloway
Robert A. Geller
Jane H. and W. James Gerling
Mercer R. Gewin
Bronwen and Fred Gibson
Valerie S. and Marc A. Giedinghagen
Dorothy A. and Walter G. Gilbertson
Jeane C. Gish
Jane and Leonard L. Goering
Laura H. and John R. Goodman
Mary Lou and James L. Green
Mildred B. Grubbs
Merle J. and Ronald C. Gustafson
Donna M. and Dennis Jay Haines
Trey Hammond
Patricia S. and Roger A. Harless
Thomas C. Harman
Elizabeth and Timothy Hart-Andersen
Deceased †
22
Susan and James B. Haugh
Ruppert A. and Edwina J. Hawes
Elizabeth Downing Heller
Anne Mary Yee-Hibbs and John J.
Hibbs
Anne Marie Hislop
Marjorie N. and Edward J. Hoag †
Nicholas and Denise Hood
HSA Commercial Real Estate Inc.
Jack C. and Alice Hunnicutt
George F. Hupp, Jr.
Sara A. and Jeffrey A. Hutsell
Rogers Jackson
Jeffrey and Lynn Japinga
Veronica M. Johnson
David W. Jones
Kil Ja and Howard Kang
Sung Kum and Jae Kou Kang
Burmaa Kaylin
Cynthia D. Keever
William R. Kimbrough
Bockshin F. and Tukyul Andrew
Kimm
Mary Ann and William T. King
Anna Marie and George K. Kluber
Elizabeth B. Knott
Linda and Eddie L. Knox
Dirk Labuschagne
Francis R. Larew
Barbara R. and Keith D. Lawrence
Ann E. and David Y. K. Lee
Sung H. and Myung Jong Lee
Josephine Leonard Memorial Fund
Henry M. Littlehales
Hedwig N. and Robert C. Lodwick
Marian J. and David P. Lubba
Robert D. Mabbs
Lessie B. Mallory
Martha and Charles H. Maney
B. Herbert Martin
Donna Mason
Ophelia L. and Charles A. Maxell, Sr.
Josephine McBride †
Helen V. and Richard E. McCarthy
Shirley and Charles McCracken
Margaret M. McCray-Worrall
Ruth and David W. McCreath
Linda L. and Brooks O. McDaniel
George McDill
Laura McGrew
Douglas McMahon and Robin Gipson
Katherine B. and Paul R. McNiel
Donald E. Meyers
Katherine S. and David R. Michael
Estate of Louis L. Miller
Tarmara G. and Terry Ray Miller
Patricia Minton and John Minton
June and Minoru Mochizuki
Abby Mohaupt and Nathan Fleming
John Mohr
James A. Mohrman
Oneida C. and James H. Monroe
Jake and Kristi Moomaw
Stephanie Moore
Leona P. and Elsworth W. Morack
Linda Morgan-Clement and Michael
L. Clement
Mary A. Morriss
Susan d’Olive Mozena
Nancy J. and David E. Mulford
Deborah F. Mullen
Donald E. Neel
Virginia and Jeffrey J. Newlin
Elizabeth A. Nickerson
Rodger Y. Nishioka
Joan E. and Robert C. Nixon
Linda A. Packard
Marilyn Pagán-Banks
Romaine and Donald L. Pannabecker
Katherine and Thomas D. Parker
Lowell N. Peterson
Jean D. Pierson
Jacquelyn J. Pinkowski
Susan J. and William B. Plank
Nancy L. and Gerald R. Platz
Elizabeth C. and C. Robert Ploger
John R. Porter, Jr.
Karen Purnell
Philip D. Queen
R.B. Mex Cleaning Services
Alicia B. Rhine
Donald R. Ridgeway
Judith E. Ridlen
Dr. Paul N. Ridolfi
Mary S. and V. Bruce Rigdon
Arnold Rivera
Priscilla Rodriquez
Lana F. † and Glenn N. Rogers
Elizabeth B. and James E. Roghair
Jean L. and Richard F. Rowley
Verna M. and Peter H. Russell
Jean and Warren H. Rutledge
David Rutschman
Rosa M. Sailes
Ann M. Sakaguchi
Ellen L. Babinsky and W. Douglas
Sampson
Elizabeth and Daniel M. Saperstein
James A. Schumacher
Phyllis E. and L. Raymond Sells
Richard W. Shelton
Angela Sheperd
Mary T. and David S. Shields
Dorothy D. Siles
Diane Simpson
John G. Skogmo
Christine C. Smith
Marcia L. Smith-Wood
Maisie and James E. Sparks
Joan P. and Richard L. Stanger
Donald M. Steele
Harold E. Stepanek
Jeanne S. and John F. Stephenson, Jr.
Annika L. Stroope and Jeremy A. West
Synod of the Rocky Mountains
Sarah J. Tanzer and Scott Looper
Rose C. Taul
Randee N. and Charles H. Teykl
Elaine R. Thomas
Andrea and Hal V. Thomas
James H. Tolson
Margaret E. Towner
Carla M. and Allan W. Townsend
Murray W. Travis
Virginia N. and Dale Tutje
Jonathan G. Tuttle
UHS of Delaware, Inc.
Bette and Ralph C. Unruh
Lucille B. and Jack T. Van Horn
Shannan R. Vance-Ocampo and
Juan G. O. Valle
Ann M. and Ryan J. Verhey-Henke
Patricia A. and B. Clarke Vestal
Donn F. Vickers
Theodore Villafana
Leota A. and Tom Voll
Donna and Richard K. Wallarab
Jeannine J. and Richard R. Warner
Diane M. and John D. Watson
Charline and Richard G. Watts
Phyllis E. Wells
Carolyn and Warren C. Wiggins
Mamie Broadhurst and
Richard A. Williams
Deceased †
23
Juli and Robert K. Wilson-Black
Norma J. and Wilson F. Wood
Roger Dale Woods
Irene E. and Robert C. Worley
Marion M. and Robert J. Wulff
Moon Ja and Hak Suk Yoon
Marilyn Youel
LuciClaire and Paul H. Young, Jr.
Pamela and Alan Zetterberg
Jervis S. Zimmerman
Friends - ($1 -$99)
Anonymous
Ramona Acevedo
Jerome Adams
Montee T. Akers, Jr.
Martha L. Allen
Wayne R. Anderson
Judith E. and David B. Antonson
Patricia R. and Homer U. Ashby, Jr.
Kyeong-Ha Lee and Ki-Min Bang
Wayne Barber
Chandra P. Barnett
L. Arvil Bass, Jr.
Sharia A. Battle
Joan M. and Donald M. Bay
Judith V. and Murray S. Blackadar
Shirley A. Bogren
Raymond Bonwell
Betty and Jack H. Bornhoeft
Gloria Borson
Kathleen S. and Greg R. Bostrom
Sandra B. Brake
Michael T. Brooks
Carol Jamieson Brown
Deloris V. and Donald H. Brown
Martha S. Brown
Ralph D. Bucy
Betty S. and Elmer G. Buese
Amanda E. Rose and David B.
Campbell
Jean L. Cann
Mary Carlin
Shirley J. and C. Richard Carlson
John S. and Margaret S. Carothers
Marilynn and Andrew Carstensen
Cedars Mediterranean Kitchen
Sergio D. Centeno-Rodriguez
Mary L. and James R. Chamblee, Jr.
Crystal Chinn
Julia O. and Carl A. Christensen
Paula S. and W. Kent Clise
David D. Colby
Doris Lucille and Donald LeRoy
Cooper
Victor M. Coriano
Jeffrey Courter
Jean Marie Crockett
Sheenamaria N. Croston
Susanne B. and George P. Dauler
Robert † and Kaye Davis
Julie E. and Adam Delezenne
Everett H. Delware Memorial Fund
Doreen S. DeZur
Elaine D. Dietrich
Nancy E. S. and Daniel A. S.
D’Ippolito
Timothy Dotson
Jean F. and Richard Doub
Claudia R. Dunlap
Lewis H. Dunlap
James D. Eby
Carolyn C. and Robert C. Ellson
Delores Ann and Larre L. Eschliman
Sally P. and Thomas W. Estes
Scott C. Estler
Betty V. and Edwin E. Evans
John R. Evans
Anita J. Ezelle
Beverly and E. Dean Finley
Joan A. and Frank R. Fisher
Dorothy J. Foster
Karen B. Gasche
Joseph J. Genau
Barbara J. and William G. Gepford
Marjorie B. Giles
Rosella Alice and Howard A. Gleason
Jennifer A. and Brian R. Gleichauf
Benita V. Glynn-Jarrett
Margaret O. Grace
Loretta Gratias-Bremer
Isaac B. Greene
Mildred and William Grubbs Fund
Patricia Holmes and Willard Guy
Charles and Linda Halsey
R. Craig Endicott and Hugh F.
Halverstadt
Susan V. and Charles E. Hansen
Robert L. Hansen
Joann N. and Robert S. Hanson
Barbara Harano
Deloris L. Harris
Anna Marie and Richard L. Harrison
Ina H. Hart
Eleanor R. Hawes
Ilyndore Healy
Jane M. and Harold M. Heath, Jr.
Barbara A. and Robert W. Heck
Carol L. and David L. Hedlin
Barbara J. and Henry G. Hein
Nan Ellen and Charles E. Hendricks
Sarah A. Henken
Cheryl and Andrew Henry
Antonio L. and Lucy N. Hernandez
Memorial Fund
Karen S. Hernandez-Granzen
Jane E. and Edward L. Heyer
Alden R. and Enid E. Hickman
Henry H. Hirano and Tomi T. Hirano
Orville C. Hognander, Jr.
Joan R. Horn
David L. Horne
Anne G. and Bruce A. Hunt
Gordon L. Ingram
Chad A. Jackson and Sarah E. Jackson
Barry W. Jesse and Linda Morris Jesse
Mary E. Johnson
Portia M. Johnson
Christopher H. Jones
Janet M. and Steven R. Jones
David W. Jurgens
M. Joan and Robert F. Kaeiser
Garrett J. Kamerling
Joan L. Kane
Lisle and Linda Kauffman
Pamela J. Keckler
Shirley E. Kiefer
Margaret B. and John E. Kimbirl
Stanley Kimble
Betty Kinsey
George E. Klett
Darrell D. Knopp
David C. Koch
Julianne and Yukio Kumasaka
Elizabeth B. and L. John Lambros
Patricia Leach
Jeannine L. and Donald G. Leckrone
Virginia and Charles Leport
Karen Pidcock-Lester and
William C. Lester, Jr.
Robert T. Ling, Jr.
Luster M. Lockett
Pamela Longstreet
Deceased †
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John G. and Gail L. Lowe
Lois and Louis S. Lunardini
James V. Lyles
E. Russell Lynn, Jr.
Catherine and Roderick A.
MacDonald
Jeanne E. and Robert E. MacKenzie
Jacquelina Marquez
Mary and Paul R. Martin
Marylen Marty-Gentile
Savannah Mason
Ursula B. and Paul J. Masquelier, Jr.
Nancy E. and Richard P. Massaro
June C. McClister
Class of 1980 Scholarship
Barbara J. and Dan P. McDevitt
Mark D. and Margaret J. McDonough
Lois W. and Owen McGarity, Jr.
Betty J. and Robert S. McGinnis
Marilyn J. and William H. McGregor
Bryan A. and Jennifer L. McGuirk
Jerald McKinney
Mary Ellen Meisenheimer
Carol F. and Roderick J. Miller
Malene and Cornelius Johnson
Ileen M. and Ralph D. Mitchell
Fred M. Moch
John E. Morgan
Ruth E. Morgan
Nancy C. Morin
Doris S. Moser
Helen Murphy
Joy Marise and Ronald Myers
Aiko Nakagawa
David M. Neff
Kenneth I. Newman
Margaret Gates and Richard
Newswanger
Helen N. and John H. Niles
Theresa Nolan
Marjorie and Robert W. Olmsted
Manley and Ann Olson
Craig and Sheila Omoto
Tabrasia O’Neal
Kunio Otani
Evalyn Owens
Irene Pak
Eileen K. Parfrey
Bettye and Harold C. Parker
Valerie and Michael L. Pennanen
Edward Percarpio
Jeri P. Perkins
Elva W. Perry
David A. Phillipy
Lourene and Henry W. Pilgram
Lynn M. and Roger A. Pohl
Mavis M. and James R. Pomeroy
Joyce Pope
Wayne R. Porter
Marsha M. Quick
Darlene E. and Robert P. Rademacher
Thomas and Joanne Rannells
Laura B. and Samuel C. Reason
Leanne R. and Mark T. Reed
Sheila Reed
Anne D. Reeves
Margaret J. and Gordon H. Reif
Clayton F. Rice
Bonnie H. and Frederick H. Richard
Walter and Jodell Rockenstein
Elina Rodriguez and Luis R. RiveraRodriguez
Peggy Ronk
Audrey J. and Edward C. Rorison †
Dari V. Rowen
Linda K. and E. W. Runden
Richard and Carol Ryman
Zabrina C. Santiago
Mary Jane and Gary A. Saunders
Harriet L and Robert N. Sawyer, Jr.
Carolyn J. Scanlan
Mary F. and Richard W. Scott
Margaret Scruggs
John P. Sheppard
Nadja B. and Steven R. Shoemaker
Dianne R. and J. Richard Short
Heather McLaughlin Sigler
Lawrence A. Sinclair
Diane C. Sinish
Henry G. Singer and Joann McKinstry
Singer
Nancy Slaughter
Mary Jean Smatla
Janice R. and Edward E. Spence
William and Joyce Stark
Almella Y. Starks-Umoja
Raymond N. Stewart
Sanja R. and Derrick D. Stinson
Marlis V. Stoner
Susan L. Denne and David C. Stover †
Robert L. Strain
John and Jackie Street
Frank H. Stroup, Jr.
Jeannette L. and Roger F. Sutfin
Hideko Tamura Snider
John G. Taylor, Jr.
Virginia K. and John R. Tennant
Candy R. Thacker
Anthony Thangaraj
Nina Terry and Frank K. Thorp
Janna C. Roop and Allen D. Timm
Natalie J. and Dominic M. Tolli
Barbara E. Towle
Zoe Elizabeth Van Dyke
Ijbie L. and Willem F. van
Kouwenhoven
Kathleen R. and James L. Vandeberg
Mary Vande Steeg Wagner
Majorie VanderWagen
Barbara H. and Henry V. Vaughan
Rev. Roger W. Verley and Family
Permanent Fund
Shana D. Vernon
John W. Vest
Desire L. and K. Robert Volkwijn
Byron A. Wade
Winifred and Elmer A. Wall
Miriam and Joseph L. Walstad
Tina Ward
Jamie and Robert Wasowski
Cynthia West
Shaun D. Whitehead
Caryle A. Wilkie
Cleo R. and Frank C. Williams
Monica Williams
Phyllis B. and John W. Wimberly, Jr.
Helen Yoo
Karen L. and Richard E. Zabriskie
Mark A. Zimmerly
Heritage Society
Harriett S. Abernethy-Ogorzalek †
Joseph Ahne
Paul S. Allen, Jr.
William W. Alley
Sue S. Althouse
Mary E. Andersen †
Mary Lou and Herbert B. Anderson
Leslie and Gerald T. Andrews
Judy and A. Gary Angleberger
Gregory T. Armstrong †
Louise N. Armstrong
Patricia R. and Charles H. Barrow
Deceased †
25
Barbara B. Baumann
Jean S. and Eugene C. Bay
Ray W. G. Bayley
Ann Beran Jones and David Bebb
Jones
Louise M. Berman
Raymond A. Bowden
Martha Ann Bowersox
Leslie H. and R. David Bruce
Ralph D. Bucy
Lowell M. Campbell
Virginia W. and F. Andrew Carhartt
Mildred W. and Charles M. Cary
William H. Chalker
Mary L. and James R. Chamblee, Jr.
Eleanor C. Cherryholmes
Helen H. and Frank B. Christ †
Mary M. Churton
Lois C. and Fernando Colon
William N. Colwell
Loretta and Leslie Copeland
Sharon H. and Robert H. Craig
Alice and Paul F. Cruikshank
Forrest W. Cummings
Victoria G. Curtiss and
Kent M. Organ
Joan B. and John G. Davies
Chester M. Davis
Frances A. DeJong
Sue C. Dempsey
Janet M. DeVries
Jean A. Dimond
James D. Eby
Mary Louise Ellenberger
Linda and Jon T. Ender
Delores Ann and Larre L. Eschliman
Maryann S. and Neal E. Farnsworth
Nancy J. Farrell
Leroy H. Fassett
Jennifer and James E. Friedmeyer
J. Daniel Fullerton
Mabel K. and John F. Gibby
Bronwen and Fred Gibson
Ellen C. and Paul C. Gignilliat
Dorothy A. and Walter G. Gilbertson
Mildred B. Grubbs
Grace B. Hamilton
Susan V. and Charles E. Hansen
Kathy and David A. Hansen
Doris E. Hanson
Annie L. Hardie
Miriam L. Hathaway
Mitzi G. Henderson
Elizabeth A. Hopp-Peters and Kurt T.
Peters
Miriam B. Huth
Betsy A. Jay
Kil Ja and Howard Kang
Mary K. Turyomurugyendo and
Steven Kanyonyi
Teresa Kendall
Mary M. and Richard L. Kesel
Krista K. Kiger
Mary Ann and William T. King
Elizabeth B. Knott
Melinda S. and Kenneth C. Krei
Kathryn A. V. and William G.
Ksander
Jane and John W. Kuckuk
Ginny and Robert J. Lavidge
Patricia Leach
Mae L. and S. Kim Leech
Jody C. LeFort
Shu Ying Yu and Chang Yu Lin
Eileen W. Lindner
Lois G. Livezey
Linda C. Loving
Andrew M. Lowry, III
Mary J. and Boyd B. Lowry
Helen N. and K. Ilunga Malenga
Joan B. Malick
Rowena and Paul Markham
Gwendolyn and Stanley Marsh
Josephine K. and Ralph O. Marshall
Dolores G. Martell
Shirley B. and Robert V. Martz
Rose E. and Allen Maruyama
Donna Mason
Kathleen R. and Akira P. Matsushima
Judith Maze
Carolyn P. and James J. McClure, Jr.
Ruth and David W. McCreath
Lois W. and Owen McGarity, Jr.
Elizabeth L. and David W. McShane
John O. Meloy
Virginia and Allen Menke
Clara F. B. and Charles H. Z. Meyer
Mary L. Milano
Geraldine Miller
Lois L. and John M. Miller
Lois L. Miller
James A. Mohrman
Deceased †
Linda Morgan-Clement and Michael
L. Clement
Florence R. and J. Elliot P. Morrison
Nancy C. Moyers
Nancy J. and David E. Mulford
Sandra and Nelson R. Murphy
Stephanie L. and Scott A. Nesbitt
Howard A. Newman
Joan E. and Robert C. Nixon
Shio Saeki and Robert W. Northup
Sandra J. and Richard W. Nuernberg
Ellen M. Ohan-Jones
Marjorie and Robert W. Olmsted
June H. and Eugene P. Osborne
Eileen K. Parfrey
William R. Pennock, Jr.
Linda G. and David W. Post
Lidia M. and Robert C. Preble
Robert Rain
Mary Lee Reed
Jon L. Regier †
Mary S. and V. Bruce Rigdon
Arlene J. and Dale W. Robb
Lucille B. and Ernest L. Robertson
Constance and H. Kris Ronnow
Verna M. and Peter H. Russell
Rafael Sanchez, Jr. †
Mary Jane and Gary A. Saunders
Kuniko E. Schafer
Don Schricker
Robert O. Schurr
Martha K. Sell
Phyllis E. and L. Raymond Sells
Florence J. and G. Kenneth Shafer, Jr.
Donald W. Sherman
Eugenie A. Blaskovitz and
Roger M. Sobin
Dorothy B. Stevenson
Sharon and Kurt B. Stiansen
Barbara G. † and Donn N. Trautman
Nancy L. and Robert K. Unglaub, II
M. Grayson and James R. Van Camp
Lucille B. and Jack T. Van Horn
Mary Vande Steeg Wagner
Beverly J. and Roger W. Verley
Patricia A. and B. Clarke Vestal
Christine B. and Paul Vogel
James H. Vondracek
Miriam and Joseph L. Walstad
Dorothy K. and Charles J. Walters
Bette and G. Dana Waters, III
Shirley Watkins
Carol A. Wehrheim
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Jacqueline L. and H. Curtis White
Alise and Mitch M. Wilkinson
Cleo R. Williams
Cleo R. and Frank C. Williams
Irene E. and Robert C. Worley
Dorthea Louise Yoder
LuciClaire and Paul H. Young, Jr.
Marilyn S. and William A. Yueill
Meg McClaskey and Gordon R.
Zerkel
Matching Gift Organizations
Northern Trust Company
Principal Financial Group Foundation
Bank of America Matching Gifts
William Wrigley Jr. Company
Foundation
Northwestern Mutual
Cargill Incorporated
Churches
California
First Presbyterian Church of
Altadena
Georgia
Atlanta Taiwanese Presbyterian
Church
Illinois
Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Greater Bethesda Missionary Baptist
Church Pullman Presbyterian
Chicago Heights
First Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Heights
Clarendon Hills
Community Presbyterian Church
Danville
First Presbyterian Church of Danville
Kenilworth
Kenilworth Union Church
Lake Bluff
The Community Church of Lake \
Forest and Lake Bluff
Lake Forest
First Presbyterian Church of
Lake Forest
Morrison
First Presbyterian Church
Naperville
Knox Presbyterian Church
Newton
First Presbyterian Church
Western Springs
Presbyterian Church of Western
Springs
Indiana
Crown Point
First Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Second Presbyterian Church
Munster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Emporia
First Presbyterian Church
Junction City
First Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Baltimore
Open Church Corporation
Potomac
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Michigan
Decatur
First Presbyterian Church Women’s
Association
Detroit
Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Saint Paul
House of Hope Presbyterian Church
Missouri
Kansas City
Second Presbyterian Church
North Carolina
Charlotte
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Durham
First Presbyterian Church
Nevada
Reno
St. John’s Presbyterian Church
New York
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Women’s Organization
Canandaigua
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rochester
Third Presbyterian Church
Youngstown
First Presbyterian Church
Ohio
Cleveland
United Church of Christ
Marietta
First Presbyterian Church
Montpelier
West Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Rocky River
Rocky River Presbyterian Church
Texas
San Antonio
Divine Redeemer Presbyterian
Church
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
In Honor of
David Aja-Sigmon
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Women’s Organization
Robert L. Brawley
Rev. Grayson Van Camp and Mr.
James R. Van Camp
Elizabeth F. Caldwell
The Rev. Dr. Virstan Choy and Ms.
Marina Lew
Mr. John Minton and Mrs. Patricia
Minton
Fred Holper and Cynthia Campbell
The Rev. Susan d’Olive Mozena
Dr. Cláudio Carvalhaes
The Rev. Ms. Karen S.
Hernandez-Granzen
Gloria Cox
Bruce Cox
Sam Evans
Ms. Laura McGrew
Barbara Fassett
The Rev. Dr. Leroy H. Fassett
Deceased †
27
Tawee Layarman
West Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Rev. Wayne Meisel
Mr. Raymond Bonwell
Ms. Amanda E. Rose and Mr. David
B. Campbell
Mr. Andrew M. Carstensen and
Mrs. Marilynn B. Carstensen
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Mr. Mark Freda
Mr. David P. Dobkin and
Mrs. Suzanne Gespass
Mr. Michael Gilligan
Mr. Ruppert A. Hawes and Mrs.
Edwina J. Hawes
Ilyndore Healy
Dr. Robert W. Nelson and The Rev.
Ms. Barbara A. Heck
Darmakusuma Ie
Mr. Chad A. Jackson and Mrs. Sarah
E. Jackson
Mr. Barry W. Jesse and Mrs. Linda
Morris Jesse
Lai-King Leong
Mr. Bryan A. McGuirk and
Mrs. Jennifer L. McGuirk
Mr. Edward Percarpio
Ms. Anne D. Reeves
Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Singer
Mr. Alan Zetterberg and
Mrs. Pamela Zetterberg
Marcia Miller
The Rev. William V. Martin, Vicar
Stephanie Moore
The Rev. Dr. John R. Evans
Felisa Roman
Rev. Marilyn Pagán-Banks
Dave and Sue Sheilds
Rev. James T. Shields and
Mrs. Julie H. Shields
Amos L. Wilson
The Rev. Dr. John W. Swyers and
Mrs. Elaine B. Swyers
Frank Yamada
Ms. Josephine C. McBride
In Memory of
William A. Alexander
Mrs. Fay J. Alexander
Rev. Dr. Henry W. Andersen and
Mrs. Mary E. Andersen
Mr. Walter H. Rockenstein and
Mrs. Jodell Rockenstein
Ms. Marilyn Youel
Mary E. Andersen
Ms. Martha L. Allen
The Rev. Dr. John Wilkinson and
Ms. Bonny Claxton
Ms. Elaine D. Dietrich
Ms. Marion G. Etzwiler
Ms. Karen B. Gasche
The Rev. Elizabeth D. Heller
Mr. Paul Hyde
Mrs. Betty R. Kinsey
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald McKinney
Mr. David R. Michael and
Mrs. Katherine S. Michael
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mitchelson
Ms. Nancy C. Morin
Ms. Joyce S. Pope
Mr. John G. Skogmo
Ms. Nancy Slaughter
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ms. Marilyn Youel
Ronald E. Buskirk
Mrs. Jeanne R. Buskirk
John M. Cann
Mrs. Jean L. Cann
Rev. Calvin Chears
Rev. Grayson Van Camp and
Mr. James R. Van Camp
Frank B. Christ
Mrs. Helen H. Christ
Mrs. Barbara Harano
Henry H. Hirano and Tomi T.
Hirano
Aiko Nakagawa
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Omoto
KunioOtani
Ms. Ann M. Sakaguchi
Ms. Barbara E. Towle
Carl S. Dudley
The Rev. Dr. Raymond A. Bowden
PaulFassett
The Rev. Dr. Leroy H. Fassett
Rhoda B. Ganja
Mr. Robert E. Ganja
Dorothy J. Geller
The Rev. Dr. Robert A. Geller
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Gibson
Florence M. Lewis Trust
Robert W. Gish
Mrs. Robert Gish
Pat Hare
Rev. Sharon L. Hare
John S. Hazelton
The Rev. Mr. James R. Anderson
and Mrs. Mae M. Anderson
David H. Johnson
Mrs. Mary E. Johnson
Linda C. Jones
The Rev. Mr. David W. Jones
David L. McDonald
The Rev. Mrs. Carol McDonald
Woodward D. Morriss
Mrs. Mary A. Morriss
Rev. Louis Radley
Mr. John R. Tennant and
Mrs. Virginia K. Tennant
Judith Rodriguez
Mr. Wayne Barber
Mr. Robert and Ms. Carol M.
Biesadecki
Chicago Religious Leadership
Network on Latin America
Ms. Cynthia D. De Leon
Mr. Daniel Hunter-Smith and
Ms. Sharon A. Hunter-Smith
The Rev. Dr. K. Joanne Lindstrom
The Rev. Dr. Isaias Mercado
Ravenswood Presbyterian Church
Women’s Group
Mr. Arnold Rivera
The Rev. Dr. Daniel R.
Rodriguez-Diaz
Mr. David H. Rutschman
Mr. Theodore Villafana
Emery J. Roy
Mrs. Jeanne R. Buskirk
Mrs. Kathy Maier
Richard E. Sigler
The Rev. Heather M. Sigler
Jennifer Sinish
Ms. Diane C. Sinish
Barbara W. Smith
The Rev. Dr. Ozzie E. Smith Jr.
Merle E. Smith
Ms. Marie Chapman
Dr. Christine C. Smith
Rev. George Van Bockern
Deceased †
28
Graduating Class of 2014
McCormick Theological Seminary
MASTER OF ARTS IN DISCIPLESHIP
DEVELOPMENT
Tiffany C. Brown*
Sangdoo Lee
MASTER OF ARTS IN MINISTRY
Sheenamaria N. Croston
Timothy L. Dotson
Christopher E. Knestrick*
Julie L. Myers
Lakesha Renee Peete
Mary Beth Shapley
Kathi Worthington
MASTER OF ARTS IN URBAN MINISTRY
Myeongcheol Lee
MASTER OF THEOLOGICAL STUDIES
Jeffrey Clinton Courter
Kenneth Crews (candidate for degree)
Ashley LaShae Dowden
Mara Louise Forster-Smith*
LaJeanne Clairise Grinnage
Molly Elizabeth Hall (candidate for degree)
Peter C. Horth**
Dirk Labuschagne*
Stephanie J. Levan
Pamela M. Longstreet
Christopher D. Mergener
Maurice Edward Miller
Tabrasia T. O’Neal
Charles Wesley Pitts*
Sheila A. Reed
Doreen Mannette Sterba DeZur
Kellie Erin Tracz
Tina M. Ward
Maureen M. Wilson**
Helen HaeRyun Yoo
MASTER OF THEOLOGY
Thomas E. Larrison*
DOCTOR OF MINISTRY
Rosalyn Alexis Bates*
Sergio Centeno
Michael Theodore Brooks+
Peter Morris Wylie Bartlett
Claudia Robinson Dunlap
Christopher Hilliard Jones
Stanley Kimble+
Glenn David Leupold+
Cynthia Rogers Rassiga-West
Amanda Adams Riley
Angela Fontessa Shepherd
John William Vest
Stephen Benjamin McKinney-Whitaker+
Shaun Denise Whitehead+
*Academic Distinction
** Degree conferred October 2013
+ ACTS D. Min. in Preaching
++ Ecumenical D.Min.
Ramona Acevedo*
Isaac B. Greene
Riju Jayan*
Donghan Shin**
Amir Maher Soliman Tawadrous
Zoe Elizabeth Van Dyke
Sohee Stella Yang*
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